Weofuldintlielse-ccoolspieseksraftourInss r la-that me-ate-just:eeshave been the bright twin girls.A Tit amp supposed to be named George Bagget, came into town last Saturday, under the guise of an urn brella maker, and under this pretense made a general survey of the town. During the afternoon he proposed to a supposed pal to rob tlie jew'elry store of Peter Hebner. The pal agreed to assist him, but in the meantime informed the officers, who concealed themsslves tn the store. At about midnight the burgler approached the door and with a sharp instrument resembling an all, cut out a glass in the door and unbolted the same, and passed in, where he was arrested and confined in jail in the default of $500 bail. He received a severe though not serious stab by some one of the party concealed in the house. He is evidently one of the “boys” but too much liquor got the better of his descretion.LSt th-n- 7s e1'Red-hot are the fires which rage