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F0e Judges IN Prison.-An extra
ordinary affair has taken place at
Frankfort, Kentucky. 1t appears
that at the June term of Franklin
county court, in 1915, the justices re-
moved the jailor and appointed an
other. The displaced man, with the
aid OF friends, took an appeal from
this action of the County Court up to
the Court of Appeals, which, after
hearing, issued IFS mandate directing
his restoration. This the County
Court refused TO do, and the justices.
i've in number, were cited to appear
before the Court of Appeals, to show
cause why they did not enter and car
Fy into effect the mandate sent to
them, and the five, refusing to appear,
they were thrown into prison. What
will be the finale of the matter we
cannot say. The Legislature has in.
tertered in the matter, and it will set
tie it of ourse.-Sat. Com.