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The Mena star., 1898-11-02
Treatment OF Mexican Prisoners.

The term of a prisoner in Mexico
is divided into three periods. The
sirst is occupied with penal labor, the
second is spent in the training school,
with small pay, and the third is pre-
garatory to freedom, with paid work
and many privileges.
The Mena star., 1898-11-02
For FAN Planting.

N. NJ. Roach has a full sassnrt,aen'.
of feld seeds for fall plaaAiEg - a.i~
wholesale -four. feed ard Fesa rf~e
house east of depot.
The Mena star., 1898-11-02

C. A. Smith & Bro. will pay yon he
highest market price for cotton. +: IL
The Mena star., 1898-11-02
The CostIiest Cough Cure
is Change of Climate

always There's better IDEA
about coughs and Why the lungs the climate instead OF ng
the climate the ung Iii the do this that makes
The Mena star., 1898-11-02

For information relative to rates, etc -,
IT q opp Gp d. J. GAZETTE, Agent
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
The jury Finds Gcd,ies Guilty Of Murder
in the second Degree The Prs-
oner Was tnmoyed.

Special Dispatch To the Standard.
Miles city. Jan. 1l.-'rhe jury in the
case of the state pf Montana IS. George
;. GeddcS. charged with being the chief
conspiratnr Ia the death of Winnie
Brown. brought in n verdict this after
noon after being out - hours of murder
in the second degree. and fixed his sem
tence Mt ~ years In the pententiarN.
There was no question at any time as 10
his guilt, as the same was decided on the
first ballot. bat il took many ballots to
decide whether the verdict should be
murder i'll the first on second degree, and
ii was expected verdict would he reach
ed before night last night. hut ii was 2:t5
this afternoon when the jury announced
that IL had agreed upon n verdict.
The officers OF the court and attorneys
being present. the prisoner was brought
in and heard his doom sealed with appan-
emily no emotion or outward effect. In
fact. he was less affected than the ma
joritN of the spectators and those who
anticipated any signs of emotion or feel
ing from him were disappointed. After
the verdict had been entered Mr.. Middle
ton. one of his attorneys. gave notice of
doubt that ii the now trial is not granted
II will be appealed 10 the supreme court.
This case Is liable to be before the
courts for some time yet as Geddes faith
er is "A wealthy banker in New York city
and it is understood will furnish means
To fight the case to the end.
A Nenire for 10 men WAS issued to-day.
returnahle on the 10th. from which to se-
cure a jury FOR the trial of Thomas Welch
who is also under arrest upon the same
charge
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12

combinations started in the West. Prior
TO that time there were short steamboat
lines running between ST Louis and Cal
ro. Cairo and Memphis. Memphis aud
Nicksburg Nicksbnrg and Natchez and
Natchez ana New orleans. These short
lines We're all taken into the Anchor
line company. Al the various towns along
the Mississippi river freight elevators
were built and the controlling interest iii
these elevators was held hy the Anchor
line or people interested iii H.
Between 1866 and 1880 the Anchor Inc
practically controlled the traffic on the
waterway between st. Louis and Msm-
phis and New Orleans. About 1881 the
Mississippi Valley Transportation COM
pany of st. Louis organized. This
line. with its powerful stern wheel tow
boats and its bargeS. cut into the Anchor
line business. The barges and tow boats
could be operated cheaper than the AM
chor lines floating palaces. Railroads
We're built on each side of the Mississippi
and the passenger travel Went from the
boats To the railroads. Secretary Forbes
said to-day:
''The vast amount of liabilities has not
been determined. but there is no doubt
that the assets will cover them fully
Hard luck has pursued US for two years
disaster followed disaster until we were
temporarily forced 10 the wall When the
present Anchor line company
ganiZed there were seven boats the finest
on the river, with an average valuation
Of $4,000. There are only three boats fpft
now. The best Of our feet have been lost
or burned"
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
FEEDERS AND BREEDERS.
Two Hundred Delegates in Convention In
st. Paul-Countrs Is Threatened
With II Horse Famine.

ST. Paul. Jan. 1I.-The convention of
the American Livestock Feeders and
Breeders assembled here to-day. There
were fully 200 delegates in the hall, and
ii is estimated that another hundre
arrived this evening. Bishop Gilbert de-
livered the invocation.
Chairman Schumier. who has been al
the head of the committee in charge of
the management. delivered a brief adj
dress. Mayor Doran and Governor
Glough greeted the convention.
+. J. Perry of Chicago. IN the adj
dress of the morning on the export
Horse-How 10 Breed. gave it as his
own opinion. as we'll as that of expert
1orsemen everywhere. that this coun-
try will soon witness a horse famine.
The runous prices of the past few
years had driven farmers and breed
ers out of business. In the states which
had long been famous for their fine
horses. the number Of fifst-class ami
mails was not one-tenth What IL Was be-
1ore the fall in price. 1t Was now the
hardest kind of work to pick up the best
class of horses. In the meantime the
foreign demand for American horses
was growing.
All the markets We're crowded with
foreigners looking for tirst-class ami
mails. The American horse industry
would soon be foremost among the
branches of agriculture il the farmers
would give il attention. IL is laid within
the power OF horse breeders in this
country TO cultivate the foreign demand
for the American horse until it builds
up trade which could never be taken
away from them and in which millions
Of money might be made. He did not
advise every farmer to go into horse
raising, but for those who had the
necessary education and a fancy for
that branch of stock raising IL was IA
most promising field. Five classes Of
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
GRATIFYING RESULTS.
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS WITH
THE NEW STOMACH REMEDY.
Not n Patent Medicine, Hut Safe Cure
Tor All Forms nf Indigestion.

The results of recent investigation
have established, beyond question. the
great value of The new preparation for.
indigestion and stomach troubles: it is
composed Of the digestive acids, pepsin,
bismuth. Golden Seal and similar stom-
achcs. prepared in the form of 20
grain lozenges, pleasant to the taste,
convenient To carry when travelling,
harmless to the most delicate stomach.
and probably the safest. most effectual
cure yet discovered for Indigestion,
sour stomach. loss of appetite and flesh.
nausea, sick headaches. palpitation of
heart and the many symptoms arising
from imperfect digestion before it has
time to sour. ferment and poison the
blood and nervous system.
over six thousand people in the state
of Michigan alone III 1894 We're cured of
stomach troubles by Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
Full sized packages may be found
at all druggists III aoc., or sent by mail
on receipt of price from Stuart Co,
Marshall. Mich. Send for free book on
stomach diseases.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
SOUND MONEY LEAGUE.
Action Will Bc Taken ON the Report a
lbs Monetary Commission.

Chicago. Jan. lie. Y. SmalleS. gem
eral secretary Of the National Sound
Money league. announces that Il meet
ing OF the executive committee will be
held al Washington on Wednesday. Feb,
>. The meeting is called for the trans
action of general business and to take
action on the report of the monetary
commission. in accordance With reso-
luton adopted a a meeting Of the execn-
tive committee held At New York last
November The vice presidents of the
league. comprising one for each state.
are also 10 attend this meeting. which
will discuss The general interests of The
gold standard
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
FRUIT GROWERS MEET.
shipments of Green Fruit Have Been Tn
satisfactory This Year.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 1.-THE fifth an
nnal convention of the Northwestern
FruitgroWers' association. met in this
city to-day. President Il. l.. Smith of
Hood river. Oregon, in his address. said: /:
Il regret To state that the shipments of
green fruit are altogether unsatisfac-
tory this year; oVerstocked markets,
transportation and commission charges
in many instances absorbing the entire
shipment.
4 believe ii Is fact that there is
seldom much profit in the expectation
of raw products. II is the manufac-
tured article that employs labor and
yields more certain returns. We raise
the finest fruits of the world and | am
firmly convinced that our present rem
edy is to manufacture them"
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12

Sacramento. cal. Jan. 1.-THE indigt-
ment against Tow l.aWton. the alleged
partner of Troy Dye and Edward An
derson. in the murder af an old man
named Tuliis i'm 1873. has been found an
file in the county clerk office. Attar-
ney Charles r. Jones. who prosecuted
the cases against Dye and Anderson,
declares that there is still plenty Of eNI-
dence to convict. District Attorney
Gym said to-day that warrant WoHII
probably be sent Ia the Walla Nalla
Office. who claims IL know where Law
ton is.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12

Washington, Jan. lL-A telegram Mas
received by Adjutant General Beck to-
day from General Merriam. commanding
the department of the Columbia, At VAN
couyer barracks. that may have some ef-
feet ON the policy of the war department
in extending relief to the miners of the
klondike. The general reports that the
passengers on the two steamers which
have recently arrived from Alaska all
state that the miners Will get through
the winter in safety.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
A BIG CONTRACT.
The Treadweii Group of Mines Places IA
Large Order.

san Francisco. Jan. 1l.-One of the
largest contracts for mining machinery
ever made was signed in this city to-
day by Capt. Thomas Mein ON behalf of
the Alaska Treadwell group of mines
and by w. j. Chalmers, president of
Fraser & Chalmers of Chicago In
round numbers the amount was S400 900.
The contract calls FOR $40 stamps,
compre ssors. winding engines Corliss
compound engines, crushers. etc. Eight
months will be required for the build
mills.
When the $50 stamps are in operation
the Alaska TreadWell company will
have $50 stamps on its vein, the largest
number ON a single ledge in the world
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
Relief i:x,,e,iitio,,.

Portland Ore. Jan. ll.-The govern
ment relief expedition will start for the
klondike ON the steamship oregon. which
sails from here OH Jan. - for Skagnay
and Dsea. Arrangements We're completed
to-day with the Pacific Coast Steamsh u
company by General II, G. Merriam, COM
mandng the department Of the Columbia.
for the transportation of the men. mules
and supplies. The party will consist of
80 men from the Tenth infantry. and
with them they Will take loo mules and
80 tons Of supplies. Captain Rhnlen Of
Fort Riley will have charge OF the trans
nnrtafinn.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
An Action Has Been Begun to
Enioin Frank McSherry.
is STILL HELD IN JAIL
The OLD Prospecbor, Jacob Sample
Couldn't Furnish, Bonds to Appear
Against Maggie Moore-His De-
position Was Taken.

Charles w. Lane and Hannah a.
Blackburn yesterday begun an action
i'm the district court against Frank Me
Sherry to enjoin him from mining un
der a portion of the ophir addition
owned by them. and Judge Clancy is
Eued an order citing the defendant into
court on Jan. Is at O'clock y. n.. to
show cause if he has any why the in
junction should not be granted. The
complaint in the case alleges that on
Aug. L.. 1897, the plaintiffs executed Il
lease 10 ". Q. Ciymo. on the Ohpir min
ing claim, the lease being for one year.
On the 5th of last November Clymo
sublet portion of ground to the defen-
dant. Subsequently Glymo, it is al
legged, violated the terms of his contract
by allowing water to flow into the mine
above the 260-foot level. by reason of
which the lease was annulled.
Clymo consented that the lease might
be declared forfeited. but Mr.. McSher-
ry continued to mine the property i'll
disregard 10 the plaintits rights. IT is
alleged that the manner in which he is
working the mine and dumping the
waste about the shaft is running tne
surface ground, which is valuable for
building purposes. and is greatly dam
aging the plaintiffs. II is claimed that
The defendant is not tmbering the
mine. and the ground is in danger of
entire shaft and workings of the mine
will be ruined. A notice to yacate the
premises Was served on the defendant
so days ago, but he has not obeyed IL.
1t is alleged the defendant is insolvent
and unable TO respond in damages. The
court is also asked to RESTRAIN the de-
fendant from disposing Of the ore on
the dump.
County Attorney Stapleton yesterday
made a motion and affidavit for an
order 10 take the deposition of Jacob
A. Sample, the old prospector who is
held in the county Jail as "A witness
against Maggie Moore the woman who
enticed him into her Galena street den
and robbed him. Sample was held un
der a $500 bond as witness, but he
could not furnish it, and under the LAW
his deposition must be taken. Judge
Clancy made the order and directed
Justice of the Peace Laurandeau to
take Samples deposition tomorrow
morning.
A suit for $61.6S and an attorneys
fee of $50 and to forecose mechanics
lien on some property situated at the
corner of Jackson and Mercury streets
was yesterday brought by Joseph Can
ney and Edwin Wright against Il. IL.
Irvine.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12

Tacoma. Jan. 1.-The steamer city of
Seattle will sail early on Wednesday for
Alaska with Geo passengers, and the
steamer city of Topeka leaves Il few
hours later in the day With 80 passen-
gers. Both steamers Will have all the
freight they can carry. and have refused
many hundred Tons. Freight space for
the north is in such demand that ii is
impossible to get accommodation for
Southeastern Alaska. The steamer Alki
which sails from Tacoma on Saturday
will carry 100 passengers. every berth be-
ing taken.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
Brings No Late News.

Astoria, Ore, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
George W. Elder arrived this afternoon
from Skagnay and Dyea and left mp the
river for Portland at 4:30 She brings no
late news from Dawson.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12

Take your child to DR.. Dodd Satur-
day and have its eyes examined free.
cross eyes Strengthened.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12
FOR SALE

One upright standing desk. two stoves
With pipe, one platform scale and one
truck. all in good order.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-12

A suit for $61eS and an attorneys
Zee of $50 and to foreciose "A mechanics
lien on some property situated at the
corner of Jackson and Mercury streets
was yesterday brought by Joseph Can
ney and Edwin Wright against Il. II.
Irvine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

4 Nearly thousand persons have b. en-
convicted OF 'lese majestic in Germany,
~ ottier words they spoke Lightly uf the
37siiait"~ed person" of Emperor william,
" IS PITY that the Emperor cant he
tofce{S into one Of those >yp!cal mus
.siinsi69g politie'al contests which thrive in
!. America, lie would receive some val
.aabie5 and comprehensive lessons along
the line OF '.lesse majestic" The Gsrna n
newspapers and Sneakers Cont seem 10
understand the first rudimeu4s Of the
art Of gentael roasting"
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Don't Tobacco Spit and smose Your Life Away
II yen want TO quit tobacco using easily
ana forever. be made weh, strong, magnetic
full OF new life aud vigor, take No-To-leac,
tie wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400 600 cured. Buy Notto-Bac of youl
trpIgist. under guarantee to cure, SOC O.
500. Booklet and sample nailc,t free Ad
sterling Remedy Co. t,:,ltaVo or y Few YORK.
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A FATAL DRAWBACK.


IBfOOkINn IIlfe.)
Puff-What a literary looking chap
that fellow 'l'levlns is, to be sure. You
ould tell he knew how II write at 4
glance.
Critic-Yes; if you hadn't read his
books.
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Ru,NCHED HIS HITS.

tChicaSo NeWS.)
Papa-Wcli, Bonnie, If | We're to tell
you that You could have one thing for
Christmas. what would you like most?
Benne-That department store you
took me through today. IS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

II Pepaer's predictions II. reference 10
isie Popu4ist party are true, we presume
me Fepulist Senator from the sunfowsr
ssStta-e Will soon be long" on whIskers
sasld Short. on salary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12
NEW YORK. January II
.COI,!ER OF TILE MINT

VIZ = l1FE.I
NHASHIEGTCN,,J Jan. IL The Pr..si-
dent today nominaten I2tn. II. Landis.
of Pennsylvania. to be c,iner of the
mint at Philadelphia. ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

j tnurant on Washington avenue.
Address \. b. c., DAILY Press office.
jani2-3s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

~ addition 10 a goadgy number Of
!. ves etsarss Uncle Sam has $1,000 pension
g ftesif5ss on his "f5l, of honof"(?)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

NEW YORK, Gan. III. Pierpont
Morgan. Jr.. will sail r.ith his wife for
Europe tomorrow TO join his father in
the business affairs of the latter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

M ANTED-First-ciu SeusnstresS that
w understands max; ng little boys Kill $
ana hlouses. Address "SEAM STRESS
care Press. ian11-3t
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LONDON. Jan. M.-Queen Victoria
has decided to convert the Obs palace at
XIV, near the botanic gardens, into a
public museum.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

OK RENT-Thrce rooms, furnished or
unlhrnlshed. Apply 2l3 Forty
-cconu street. iauI1,i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

ne question has hesn often asked
'pefore. but It my not be out OF place
now What's the matter with Han
mr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

lt'oR RENT-Rooms Mt ail Twenty
4 eighth street. junll 3tp
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A. OR RENT. Two rooms. with voter
4 Corner Forty third street ana
Lafayette avenue. jan12-2tp
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LISBON. o. Jan. 1.-THE Lisbon
Wooden mills were burned last night
Loss, $4,000; insurance. $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

When bilious or costive. eat Cascaret,
candy carlhartic, cure guaranteed. loo,
26c.
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WASHI Notion. Jan. 1.-THE Senate
judiciary committee had the nomination
Of Mciisnna 70 be judge of the supreme
court under GonsiIe; ton for two hours
today, but adjourned without reaching
Il conclusion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

M ANTED-A position, by stenugra-
w pher and typewriter ana hooil-
keeper, Address J. MORTON FULTZ.
-'oH west aNehuy. jan 9-%t.
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TERsE TELEGRAMs.

CALCUTTA. Jan. 1.-THE Bank of
Bengal has raised its rate of discount
from 10 TO II par cent
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n OTICE-On and after January LIST,
= 1898, WI, .s.as>s4.or to do as strict
~ gas. business as possible, there
fsStoTe | shall offer to the trade building
ma terial at the following reduced
prices for cash only: Alum lime, 81. 10
per bbl.; Washington lime, s1.G5 per
Dbl; Virginia lime, sl.oo per bbl: Red
teach Plaster. s185 per bbl.: Standard
Plaster. s1S5 per bbl.; RosendalI Cement
$l,20 per bbi.; Portland Cement, s265
per Dbl; Laths. per thousand, s1.75.
Thanking the public in general for
past faVors and asking a. continuance
of the same, I am,
Respectfully,
dec 3l-1m B. d. CHANDLER.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-12

si ring Sor. Hanna,s political OBJ
sa stls;s II 70 " ually best:3 TO make sure
s,s sps corpse.
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sDAY, JANUARY u. 1855.
: TO THE RESCUE .

s. Wise has nobly and I'M
IT a considera tom consented
s!nia. At East, that is what
rom the chaste ana dignift d
ie by that gaseous and pie
nder of vltupsrative aEjec.-
speech before electi9ns com
3 in the Young Wise con-
on case. In order that there
mistake in reference to the
reproduce that part OF the
'ep"nts Of the proceedings Of
ties which contains the
ptafa's soul-inspir!ng words:
foke quoted Hon. George f.
SAVING that DR.. Wise's
"a to knife Mckinley, to
am Wise replied that it was
tcSd by a hundred witness
J Wise, Jsaid he loved Vlr-
thaP all the earth be-
mSShods like these resort
T. Young and his followers
Q prevail the State would
G known as the Mother OF
statesmen. but as the BRAID
y and perjururs.
ge Brooke accused Captain
sing ms own State the lat
Claimed: THAT shows the
concelt of your party. You
e Virginia. l am not abus-
q bless her. l am trying
from the methods of your
MS gang, which If pursued
r down with hideuus ruin
stion to bottomless perd!-
sa3 day for Virginia wher
> Captain packed his grip.
ana pitched his t. III in the
nam. 1t is surprising thai
nonWe'eith has managed to
without his immadiat.. su-
approval, BAH then it must
20 that he has made occa-
Ao"n' This way in order to-
lron1 going entirely w.ong.N
couns for the fact that VIZ
! hi&h end dry above the
dep ana lurId perdit!oa
Mt. Wis., v-ouI5 s,a :.
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M ANTED-To Lease two lots on the
W tsTner Twenty-fifth street ana
Ldityette avenue from | to 10 years
$Ns6I p=r month w. F.. ROUSE o3s
4 ""hts -ilitE street. jan 9-3t.
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BERLIN. Jan 1.-THE session of the
Prusslah Diet opened today. The speech
from The throne was raad by Prince
Hohenlohe, Imperial Chancellor whose
address was confined to internal affairs
and was devoid OF International inter
est.
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from 10 TO II par cent.
LISBON. o. Jan. 1.-THE Lisbon
Wooden mills were burned last night.
Loss, $4,000; insurance. $4,000.
LONDON. Jan. 1L-Queen Victoria
has decided to convert the Obs palace at
XIV, near the botanic gardens, into a
public museum.
NEW YORK, Fan. III. Pierpont
Morgan. Jr.. will sill rIith his wife for
Europe tomorrow to join his father in
the business affairs of the latter.
WASH Notion. Jan. 1.-THE Senate
judiciary committee had the nomina ton
of Mckenna TO be judge OF the supreme
court under 1onSideta ton for two hours
today. but adjourned without reaching
conclusion.
BERLIN. Jan 1.-THE session of the
Prusslan Diet OPENED today. The speech
from the throne was raad by Prince
Hoheniohe, Imperial Chancellor. whose
address was confined to internal affairs
and was devoid of International inter
est.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1t.-Joe Letter again
has the wheat traders on the anxious
seat. They are wondering what new
scheme IS being worked at tn cir eX-
pense. In company with Broker French
he went 10 81. Louis and had confer
ence With Haartsick, presumably the
best authority on the French wheat
market in this country.
HAVANA, Jan. 1t-Senor Capriles.
former autonomous govrrnor Of The
province Of Santiago de Cuba. who Was
10 have sailed yesterday for Spa in.
postponed his departure a: the last mo-
ment. Today il became known that a
committee from Santiago had called an
Captain General Bianco and reluas:a
that Capriles be appointed governor 3r
that province, and it is said that the
request was granted.
SIX hundred sick and invalid soldiers
embarked for Spain today.
NEW YORK, January 1.--Mrs. Mack.
Martin Thorn's accomplish in thu muir
der Of William Guldensuppe, who was
yesterday sentenced to fifteen years in
the penitentiary.' is in a sullen and IN
different mood today. She IS grossly m
sult!ng to all who come near her. At
times she screams like a baby ard
makes all sorts of impatient threat :
1t is apparent that sra teals that she
can HOW act as she phases. since she
declares that the people have done al
they can to her. The good behavior
term of her sentence does not commence
Until she reaches the State prison at
Albany.