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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
A Eroitinr scene.
fFrom the Chicago Journlll. i

| from the Chicago Journal, N.-ii
Of;Rll the manifestations of enthusiasm
that we have ever witnessed, anywhere or
on any occasion, that in the wigwam i'm
tnediately succeeding the adoption of the
Republican Nstiopal platform by the Gou-
l.ventiou, yesterday afternoon, was the wild
est, the most spontaneous and the most
exciting. 4H, es3s s-a1 l ,f3b.
The Chairman announced the vote
''cdrTied U1GnimoMSly." In an instant, as if
all the hearts in the vast hall had been
linked together by an electric cord, that
immense concourse of people-delegates
and spectators-rncn and women-num-
bering in all not less than fifteen thousand
souls-sprang TO their feet, and cheers
upon cheers, deafening, tumultuous and
rapturous, went up from every thront.--
Men waived their hats-lndies their
acknowledgements their written pa
ges-end all screamed with very 10y. This
wild excitement was kept up for some ten
or fifteen minutes. It was n scene that
can never be forgotten by those present
"a spectacle that was worth m MS life
time to witness. 1t made one feel good NIL
over. s7sss itff tug'
1t was manifestation of earnest feel
ing-a gushing out of the hearts fulluess
Ia demonstration of the honest and ar
dent sincerity of those who. love great
Principle for its own sake. sEg
We regard this enthusiastic reception of
the Platforrn by that great multitude, as an
earnest of how it will be received By the
country at large. Its very spirit breathes
life aud hope and patriotic ardor into the
souls of men. 1a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
WHEELING, VA, TUESDAY MORNING. MAY o. 1860 I


Ia is43 he was elected a 5neppiibsiF' 9f Con-
term. IN s1s41 be WasIaGaiR,s nenber OF
the State Legislaturei and the next year
was chosen to dll a yacRucY occasiC ned by
the death of John Fairchild, in the United
States Senate In 1851 hs was zrc-cleeled
for the full term in the same body, Mt re-
signed on being chosen Governor Of Maine
in 1851. In the same month he WIS aga n
elected to the United Stptes Senate for six
years, which Office be accepted, rrsigninG
the Goyernorship. Mr.. HNmlin iuis all
ways been n Democrat in his politics; is u
man of noble and incorruptible character;
has had great experience in the SENATE,
and will preside over itlwith dignity and
grace ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
Lost In the Woods.
A MAN wASDERs NINE DAYS WITHOUT FOOL
From the Detroit Free Press, May III


From the Detroit Free Press May III ,.
Some particulars of terrible case of
protracted wandering aud hunger, occa-
stoned by being lost in the woods, have
just been related TO us by unquestionnble
authority. They relate TO the wandering
of Mr.. Emil. Schober for nine days in the
wilderness of Northern Michigan without
food, save such roots and barks Us could
be found at this season of the year.
Mr.. Schober purchased farm or tract Of
wild land in town sixteen, of range thir-
teen, east, in the county of Huron, some
months ago, and early in the spring went
up to it for the purpose of clearing and
preparing it for cultivation. On the 4th
instant some of his cattle were missing,
BpaeI}fngs gst4oGtotak Is take with 'Ifitm compass,
probably thinking that he should find the
animals within short distance. But in
this he was disappointed, and, night 'ap-
proaching before he had accomplished his
mission, he berame bewildered in the
gathering darkness and wholly lost his
reckoning. His efforts to find his way
back to his location only drove him deeper
into the boundless forest With no COM
pass to guide him, no path to follow, or
even the blazed trees that appear in the
more settled regions, his case was really
hopeless one. .-...
AT night he was missed from his loca-
ton and search was instituted for him,
which was not allowed to be suspended
during all the time of his absence. The
news of his loss was communicated to
otIicr settlements, and all through the for
est, wherever human habitation existed
word was sent, and efforts put forth to ind
the unfortunate wauderer. But these eff
forts were all of no avail until last Sunday,
when he was discovered about two miles
from a settlement called Sand Beach, on
the shore of Lake Huron. Thus for nine
DAYS he had been in the woods wholly tg-
norant of his locality, and endeavoring to
find some opening or traces of civiiiza-
tion During this time he had subsisted
on roots and the bark of trees, and when
discovered was very much reduced and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
Q sHERTFF's sAIE
OF valuable Real Estate


orem, Hopkins 4 Go. J In GlsSuceEy In the Circuit
Jacob 81. YaEdana a. N. j RahrnaEH I'D 1a61-
Pursuant To- dectee rendered iHthe above entI-
tied cause. on the 2Sd day Of February 1890 VIII
proceed sell AZ public sale Monday the 4th day
Of June 1850 NJ the front door Of the Count nOnss
Of Ohio County. to the highest bidder the ALLOWING
real estate Of Warden Edwards IN the bill And pro
eeedings mentioned, to wit: Lots No and ?, in
square No. s. and lots No. and ? In square -, In
the Buena Vista addition to the City Of wheeling
and also the real estate Of the said Jacob n Warden,
In the bill and proceedings mentioned, 70 Wit The
west half Of lot No. 23 IN GTahhm's addition 70 tho
City Of Wheeling. and situate the aOuth aide Of
Quincy Etree also the part Of lot so. In square
No 16 situate Rt the corner south Of Quincy and eaat
Of Fourth streets, and EBoasnring my feet along
Fourth street and eighty-sight fBot along Quincy
street; and also the llnWing real estate II tho said
Michael Edwards Jr, IN the bill and proceedinBI
mentiOned. TO wit: Lots Nos Gl. g. TS u and the
northern two thirds Of lot No. IS. assigne1 and al
Intte TO the said Edwards aforesaid also lots No.
II md H. In square No ~ situate IN the town Of
South wheeling. and also the shares Of the said Mi
ehael Edwards JF., In lot No. s, In Jonathan Zane1s
addition to the City Of Wheeling, being the four
ReSenths thereof In fee. the OneseVenth ET the
joint lives Of said Michael Edwards, JF., and Mary
his wife. af -f ..lF I'll f1-t 81
Tie said property Will . sold upon the following
terms viz: n credit Of afx, twelve and eighteen
| months, tho purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with approved security. bearing iuterest o the day
Of sale until paid. and the title TstFiYsa s further
apps IL l.ia.S.a s sheriff o. C.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
J nTr. prror Agaln.

The represeutative from Virginia who
did not fight Potter, of Wisconsin, has
published a characteristic card in the NG-
tionoI Intelligencer. He writes thus
A few days since received an issne OF
the Summit Beacon, Black Republican
paper published at Akron, Ohio, in which
the editor gives account of a speech deliv-
cred in that place on the 2sth OF June, by
Hon. Mr.. Egerton, q member OF the House
of Representatives.. Ny attention was es-
pecially directed to the following words in
the report of Mr. Egerton's speech; a}5
"But in generalizing upon the transac-
tions of modern Democracy, Mr.. Egertou
was at home-forcible, pungent and fe-
licitons. NJ In his delineations, too, of
scenes and characteristics in the present
House, he held the audience in the most
earnest md interested attention. His
word-sketch of the lip-brave duellist,
Pryor, and his locks, was capital The
Virginia Hotspur was handled with merci-
less ridicule." cs rss1 ls1s BA
On reading the above paragraph, re-
sol .ed to have m explanation of Mr.. Bg-
erton. Accordingly, met him on the
street yesterday-he being accompanied
by one Of: his colleagues, and ] by Hon.
Mr.. Lamar and II. W. Cluskey, Esq. Ap-
preaching the gentleman, l said, sMr. Eg-
erton, ] believe" He RESPONDED, "Yes.-
How arc you, Mr. Pryor." ] proceeded:
al understand, Mr.. Egerton, that you took
occasion. to blaGkglard me in a recent
speech Ia Ohio" he at once replied, :'No,
sir, L didsnot." Iycontinued, "Did you. say
nothing offensive about me?" He answer
ed, mo, nothing whatever" turned to
the bystRnders and said, "Gentlemen, bear
1 witness.n After which left Mr Egertou
and terminaten the interview.
The appearance of the report of Mr.. Egg
! erton's speech in the Summit Beacon
makes it proper to give publicity to the
colloquy between him and myself.
May II, 1860. RaaER A,iPRToR'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

BLoxDM goes to Niagara Falls i1nme-
diatelys to set up his ''hoteR sand make
preparations for the summer compaig l.
He Will proceed at once to stretch the
cable used last year, across the river, at
the same point rs before. This will take
in the ncighhorhood of two weeks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

From the ~ T. .Sun.-SPIRTT OF TIE UNIoS. 4
hne picture in oil cOIoTs representing fun length
portrait OF Washington In Iull military drcss. Bl
EdJVord DeehatsS. New York This picture Is one o
superior merit and doubt not will find place II
every household. .+-ff.sl- H.--E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

From the Ere. Fnst.--E'THE sPIBTT OF THE USIoN''
the title OF Handsomely cOlOred olithograph
II represents the Father Of his Country in full mill
tary costume. with cloak thrown his shoulders
and surrounded by halo Of tinted clouds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

UE FIRE AMI. INLAND NAVIGATION s
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solTency and
fair profit.
Esrxcfal attention oiresl 20 insuranceof DWELLINGS,
and Contents for terms q one to fire years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

From TIE Home dI-It represents Washington
in military costume the guardian spirit of the
Union. II happily Illustrates tho Union poem re-
Gently written by William Rose Wallace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

From Ne C0nal Adrsrtissr.-The Picture is patri-
Otic, and highly cOlored.
EFUHJ UIyEDJicR-A very ITNHuHUnle ana eroctIve
chrOmO-lithDgraph. 1t ought to find its way into
frames and adOrn every patriotic fireside. ella
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

Firm, the SRndgy eSRfcr.-It is well worthy tn
attention Of every lover of art. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

From III. NJ y Erprer.-It Is a hue work of art,
and ought TO grace the wallis Of every house IN the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

ia From tie SIHdqy ItLOE.-It IS magnificent Pre-
ductIon, and deserves an extensive patronoGe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

8aA s.0gTI1R0E EHT W0A
.G1SE4J4A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

.aEnf = pas ,BFlzdet571 iso 80 srs1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
GhOiCe First Class Insurance
-IHrh1Z-.-...,.... =.
ER M 8

a7caa Capital 81 600 600. absolute and tnip0ircd.
wTra 4 s7RFLus OF S506Ss7 So. ~
And the prestige Of Ss years and experience.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
Daily sutellig
TRR1is OF ADVERTIsING.

TwE17r so1D L1gEs OF Nosr4REr, {on oar rscE,) on
- LIss MAKE SouARR. = .il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

The progress Of thi. Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through of financial sun
shine and storm periods eventfu in or exempt from
sweeping eOnaagrati0ns AMI maritime disaster. Be
lug long established cash basis the troubles of
the credit system affect us in material particular.
During .harl times' the security of reliable Insu-
rance IS an imperative duty-the ability of nrnI'""tV
holders to sustain loss being then much lessened.
Policie. issued without delay, and all business at
tended to Will, Dispatch and fidelity: by
Office over the Bank of Wheeling
feblo-daE till Jan LIST SO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
l,raz,r, FROM THEIR aa9p
NEW ORLEANS AALPHITHEATRE.

Admlaalon, so Cts. Children and Servants a6 CT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

sr al-ti 1iz1s r-31 t,lI q "a CIV
-g8 -5fsEstt5 sslw G.19nf1 .asfsrtl
, Ern stssifs12 ia.issaEa ynE.a .. az3z1o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08
Sioux County Delinquent
Tax List.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, SIOUy co.

y 7
August 20, 1850.
NOTICE il hereby given that on the fst Day OF
~ October, 1890, will offer for sale at my Office
in sioux County the following described Real Estate for
the Taxes lev led the for the 1888 aud 1859
together with interest thereon. Sale will com
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ OF said ~, aud will be
tinued from day day until all said Real Estate has
teen offered. T.. l.. STONE,
Treasurer Sioux County, Iowa.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27

Steamship Monticello, December 24th 1850
Passed on Sunday, at PM off the Elbow of the Middle
Ground, bark Mondamin, bound out off New Point ship
Annie Bowen, at anchor; off the Rappahannock River
bark, showing a white burgee, with red letters but
could not make it out; of Smiths Point large ship at
ahchor E. V. EAGER.
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interesting from Spring fieid.--Uon David
"flmOt and the Cabj ere

SPRINGFIELD, H., Dec 24.-Senator Rolou IS
oregon, and David Wimot, of Pennsylvania. ar.
i Iivsu mere from the East this morning. Mr.. Ba-
ker,s visit is of purely private character
MT. llmot came by invitation of the President
rival, and spent some five hours with him in H.
course OF the day 1t is certain that Mr.. Wimot will
represent the Republican Banner State in the Ca.
3qt no definite position is as yet assigned to
MIN. de returns East this evening. ~ "
1t Is now understood that ono of,or +L 3D. 9
moned hither "Hi NC sum
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

MATAeuEz, P. R.-Brig Echo-1so boxes cheese. 8 tcs
MANS iso Kegs lard, 200 kettles do, 20 bags pepper
bales cloves, bags cassia octaves brandy 81 boxes
salts, case hgs, 10 tcs rice % bbs d. 200 do flour
a DO pork 40 boxes butter 104 bbs beef do on0nes
SJ Dds bread 100 kegs crackers 80 boxes do rs bills
potatoes 30 do onions, 100 bxs herngs 20 bbls oats
10 puncheons corn meal 25 bbs do 800 reams paper 80
Kegs nails 20 dozen brooms 10 do. buckets 10 eases
matches so boxes fire crackers 273 boxes candles 100
40 soap 40 do tobacco, hhds. do l box sample do
tar 70 ties fish, 5000 hoops, 100 shocks and heads
Zoo53 eet white pine cuttings, 100 pkgs. paint bbls
OIL, coils rope, pumps and fixtures. tarpanlins
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27
+No rs,r, 1,226,57S


The young De Forrest who so myster;o,., ;.
appeared three years ago from the Metr"nyy , ois-
Hotel, New York, has comfortably turned nm nan
last Australian mail brought letters which ps ne
beyond doubt the fact that he is alive and in bis
right mind. ''
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St0ra0f.

CHARLES II. MYERS h BRO,
Ra'ilu- -a
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MApVETS nv TET ECPApu
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

CHINcHA IsLANDs-Ship Blondeu-e42 TONS rpuano
1,l00 dunnage bags, Bsrr & Bros.
COASTW1SE.
CHARLEsToN-Schr. Robert HeaIey.-ss bales cotton
a C. Schaeer 16 casks rice, h Wilmington: ian bbIs
Tpssin James Corner sOns "a pigs, vine &c., chas.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27
BOARD OF TRADE
Committee of arbitration for month of December
SAMUEL r. SMITH,
II. G. RICE, LEWIS Z. BAILEY
ROBERT BARRIL. FRANCIS RJTRNs T.
Munetarp aAO commercial asbisb
BALTIMORE. Dec 26 1850

BALTIMORE, Dec 26, 1860.
There was very active movement in Northern Central
Railway here to-day, but in other Stocks transactions
were quite light The demand for Northern Central Rail-
way proceeded from parties the interest of the present
management Of the road the purchases were made
it is understood, with view to securing ascendancy
of this party in the coming election The demand for
cash stock caused prices for it to advance s3H per share
but sold sellers option 60 days. at So under the cash
price and was offered at the close sellers option days
at 81 less than bid for it regular way The sales at
the Board add up $50 shares at sl5hGI7 cash. and
S4HGl5 seller 80 and 60 days, and it left of regular
way at SIT bid, sl74 asked. 1t however offered
at the close at SIS seller co days without buyers
Some further large purchases of this stock made
after the Board and understand that the party in
favor the present management, the Pennsylvania
party as it is called have secured sufficient stock to
control the election and they will be in the market
for any more, the stock will very probably 20 down
again In the bonds of this road there was nothing done
but 1855 closed today at so bid 50 asked these figures
being an advance Of to per on the prices bid and
asked for them at the close Saturday In Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad there very little DONE sales of
only 40 shares being made s55X 1t closed however
at s5i4 bid, S55H asked regular way. Baltimore and
ONO Railroad bonds steady at previous quotations.
but nothing was done in them. City 6s were also very
quiet Sales were made however of $3.50 1855 at 81
Sales also of 25 shares Franklin Bank at Sill and of
shares Farmers and Planters at s26 For Mining
there was some little inquiry, and sales 500
shares Gardner Hill at s2x and 200 shares Springfield
$3.50 Nothing was done however in any of the other
Mining stocks.
In New FORK to-day Virginia 6s advanced l. Missouri
6's X; Harlem y, and Galena and Chicago " but Erie
declined n Reading X Cleveland and Toledo SIX. Mi
chgan Southern guaranteed y, and Michigan Southern
common stock u. New York Central and Rock Island
closed at the same figures as on Monday
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY, December &c, 1860.
$3.50 Bait 6's, '75-9IH I 100 shs n G RR s6o15
2 shs. F. &Pl'n .B'k-26bI $50 {" ii
rs shs Franklin Bk-1I 500 shs Gardner Hill
az shs D. u RR-55h Mining Co, -2x
OF slls' n u. Rk. sSO-l4H 200 shs. Springfield
ooo - -l5hI Mining Co. i 80
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Nn OF the Steamer Tennessee from, v.ro
cruZ--Cnpture of 1900 Liberals NV rt,ra"

mon. ny IhiTa-
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26.-The steamer Tennessee
rom vera Cruz, has arrived, bringing Sll 600 in
specie. Gen Goycouria and is. Minister McI,ana
are among the passengers
Hhramon had surprised the Liberals at Toctua,
ana captured LOO men and twelve cannon Gems
peg Lego Bernesebalt, Trenco and others, were
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Death of an ex-,I.m,Lo,

an ex-member of Congress from Honesdale District
OF this State, died in this CITY this morning Of
typhoid fever, aged 40 years. He was the unsuc-
cessiui candidate in the Second District last Octo
Der. ~ WV
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Ihree hundred Men Sent by special Train to
JOIN Government War Vessel
BosroN, Dec. 26.-Three hundred men Ieft tho
navy yard here by special train to-day to Join the
Macedonian at Portsmouth, N H.
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Death OF Ralph Fnrnham

PIrTsBURG, Dec. 26.-The guns have not vet been
sent from the Arsenal but the public mind is still
agltated. Strong hopes are entertained that the
order will be revoked by the Secretary of War.
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December %.
Dec. o. Dec. Is.
Loans.... $132 ,299 $lSl 74O,l72 Inc. S4I2 O27
Specie. 20, 1926 $40 lS3lS396 Inc e7S $40
Circulation =. S.2Sl,l72 S67579S Dec . 3oI 601
Deposits. S5s76,S76 S32l4 S94 Inc Q $50 4s2
The Tribune says
The bank statement shows continued expansion in
the principal items The loan line shows only moder
ate increase which is partly the of the reduced
wants OF bank dealers and partly of the lack
class paper in the offerings The specie line over
s2O0OOOOO in the average and actually to-day
S2l 600 out Of which 5000 900 goes tonight to New
specie arrivals from Europe and the concentration
of funds here for the payment of interest &C. at the
close of the year.
The weekly statement of Philadelphia Banks presents
the following aggregates compared with those of the
prpv uyepk
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ST0RAGE.-Capacityt to the extent of 10 OOO
ACbsrrels merchandise can be obtained at Hen5ersor
wharf. Apply JOHN Henderson, a. ~, sun p
myl7-tf corner Commerce and Pratt . st T0.;
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Cra;es in Warehouse No. IS South street
o,oot, WI. SMITH
49, 6S South street.
STORAGE WANTRD.-On first floor of W,
Ohouse No II Smiths wharf, at low rates, by
soo.e CHARLES PENnERGAST
20 u Y Smiths wharf
w hARFAGE AT LOW RATES, at Wharf
Apply to j. W. SToCKTAN, at the wharf or Wy
,,h,., CHAS GILAOR,
CSm rEI 80 No. IS Second street
STORAGE will be taken in warehouse 1875
S1Smith's wharf, at moderate prices Apply to KNOX
w. dSO
John GREACEN,
~ WHOLESALE DEALER
IN 1T AND PLASTER,
aplSu No Rs ExoHANaHPLA
A GENCY OFHAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
AIElectric American Sporting Kentucky RIFLE Ship:
ping, Blasting and Mining POWDER in variety OF
package always on hand, in Magazine, For sale
'N D. ), FOLEY BRO, Agents,
uztH @Sopth street,
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The Canada at Bos on.

GREAT FALLS, N. H., Dec. 26-Ralph Farnham,
the last survivor of the Battle of Bunker HILL died
this morning at Octon, Maine, aged 1O4 years.
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AILINa OF russell, the party Implicated I'm
inc abstraction OF the Government Bonds
st inSton--His Commitment TO ,JaiI--
Sympathizing Congressman

"AsHINGToN, Dec. 2G.-W. H. Russell, who was
being implicated in the abstraction of the hands
rom the Interior Department, arrived here yester
Saay, In the custody of Detectives Allen and Bar
Sea; his bail was fixed by the Government at
soGo,OSO, in default of which he was committed to
JAIL where he was visited by members of Compress
and other friends, who partook of Christmas bosn
talities with himl "0'Pi
III, Mr.. Bailey is retained as a witness in the
Inc lHterior Department has taken measures for the
recovery of the distracted bonds, Wv