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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
WHEELING REGISTER.
Manly rRI. WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
HY LEWIS BAKER.
Telegraphic Summary.

Many OF the Southerners who went to
Mexico are becoming Disguised with the
French and returning home,
About thirty thousand stand of arms,
sent from New York to Vera Cruz, have
been sent back as unserviceable.
r Gen. Woods has ordered the military
district, embracing Mississippi, to be
discontinued.
Besides the indictment against de-
tecrive Baker for false Imprisonment OF
Mrs. Cobb, there are several others
against him for robbery, false imprison-
Iuent and extortion.
The Canadian Fenians have issued an
address to the American brotherhood en-.
dorsing the O'Mahony faction.
It is Low positively stated that the
Emperor Napoleon will Immediately
withdraw the French troops from Mex
ice, only asking that the United States
remain neutral between the beligerent
parties in that country
Jas. R. Spalding one Of the editors OF
the New York Times, who recently visited
New Orleans for bis health, was, on his
way home, struck with paralysis, and is
not expected to recover
The Detroit circle of the Fenian Broth
erhood have adopted resolutions con-
demning the designs on Canada as det'
rimental IL the interests Of the society.
Gold closed in New FORK on Saturday
OF 1907
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- RnRGE,a ERACTICE Id

nR. EDBGE'S PRACTICE IL
- mostly diseases OF q chronic nature ana
csSss given up as incuIaLle. His treatment -
peculiar to himself, although there have Deen
men in all ages who have bad tho same magnet
lc power over the diseases OF tie body ana
mind (some call ii the Gift o. Healing } yet
few have possessed it TO such an extent over
nesrly all diseases and persons. 1t IL a lie and
vitality passed from strong, healthy Douy 10 q
weak one that restores the lost or unequal cir
ctllation OF the vital or nervous fluid 50 power.
full is this influence tnat persons who have ioT
many wears suffered from diseases which have
been pronounced incurabie, and TO whom msdi
cine has been administered with 10 good effect
have been restored to health in al Incredibly
short space OF time 1t viii not restore lost
member OF the body or perform other impossi
bilities but il will always relieve pain, from
" whatever cause. The practice IL based upon
the most strict principle OF science there Is
nothing miraculous or supernatural about 1t
1t ia in harmony with all natural laws, Many
eminent physicians OF other practices not only
acknowledge this power, but receive the treat
ment for themselves and families "a well as ad-
wise it TO their patients. Dr. DODGE does not
profess 10 cure every case
By this treatment il takes but lew inmates
for inveterate cases OF almost any durable cbron
c disease and 30 sure Is the effect, that but few
diseases require second operation except Deaf
ness Broken Bones Dislocations. bad Curvatures
Of Spine and Suppurstiug Tumors. Even these
will be much benettted-alwsys relieved from
pain and sometimes fully cured. Diseases that
are most certain Of being cured st one operation
are
WEAK EYES
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
WEAK SPINES,
JUNIORS
FALLING OF TIE WUIB
ALL kTNuS OF SEXUAL WEAKNESS
internal ULCERS
DROPSY,
LOSS OF VOICE,
WEAK LUNGS
CAGARRH
ST. Wits DANCE
WEAKNESS Or IHE LIMBS
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMAIIShi
NERVOUSDEBlLITI
DIABETES,
BRONCHITIS
DISEASED LIVERS
KIDNEYS,
HEART
EfC. ETC, ETC
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CUTE PAIN INSTANTLY RELIEVED,
TIE LAME WALK
THE BLIND SEE
THE PEIE FEA T.

Over Finy Thonsand Operations IN
Five Years.
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TESTIMONIALS.

NB-No cases are published except by Per.
mission.
Fred. ouulaud, Dayton, 0. Deafness cured
at Cleggs Hall, in one minute. Had not heard
a watch tick In one ear for % years until after
the operation. May be referred to.
general debility. Hsd all The time dull aching
pain in the head. Energy ell gone. After one
operation by Dr. DODGE, felt like another per.
son. Can be referred 10.
Mira. Raul Dayton. Bloody Urine. scnse
OF heat and pain at the bottom OF the abdomen
difficulty Of making water. Also acute pain and
feeling Of weight in the small Of back Cured u
one Operation. May be referred TO. ...
Thos Benton EmmiDger, CarrOltovn, o. Loss
OF voice had not spoke d loud word for snopths.
After IN operation OF one minute. voice con-
Can he yetsrTed to.
Ms Clara Il. Lockwood, Franklin, 0. Pal
pitation Of the heart, and general nervous de.
eiIity. Pain in the left side extending down the
hip, Cured by interpretations. Can be referred
to.
Bent. Andrews, Dayton, Paralysis Of the left
side. Complete loss Of the left arm, being numb
and cold from the shoulders down Could stiek
pin Into Il without feeling il the least. Fad
not walked stepfor eighteen months without
Clutches. After one operation, could walk with
out crutches, and felt the slightest touch upon
the arm. Can be referred 70.
Miss Katy Miller, Dayton. Epilepdc Fits
From five 70 eeven spasms each day tot fourteen
years, resulting in neatly the loss Of sight and
Lhe use Of lett arm. After an operation by Or.
DODGE had only FIVE spasms In three Tseks
and arm restored. Can be pteTred 70.
I. RopEn, Dayton. P6n in the back con
stanty Tor over two years. Cured b. one oper.
alton. Can be referred TO.
q Patients 'riH pay i. proportion 70
property
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Cincinnati NIsrkc:.
CINCINNATI, Feb.

~INNIN.NA4l' 4 Gu y
Flom-unohangcd and quiet Wheat
in good demand and prices higher; 81 80
for number one new red Corn-in fair
demaud at sec Tor number one shelled,
Oats-dull at sc for number one and
scarce and in demand at 3S!c. Rye
stesdT at T5c for nuaIuer one. Groceries
dull Hog5-in demand at Sll,75 for
CITY dressed Mess Pork-frmer and
in good demand at So, 20 for city Bulk
Meats? good demand Bacon--un-
changed LsJd-in good demand al l. &c
for pTims city Cotton-quiot at ass for
middling. Whisky-dull ana nominal
free 81 0G Gold-Sl,40
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Two GOOD Store or Ware
Rooms for Sale or Rent.

ruE LOT AND STORE ROOM,
now occupied by VIM. ". Blanchard, front.
;1s on Monroe street and adjoining the n. W.
Bank
ALso-The Lot and Ware. Room, now ocenplea
by Rhodes g. Singleton, and situate on the north
aide of Quincy street between Main street ana
the river. a. ALLEN ~" ELL
{ap25tf
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Merchants, National Bank
Of West Virginia

Capital paid in..-....'..s9O0'Ooo'
u,H1s RANK SUCCEEDS TO THE
bnsipess of thu Merchants and Mechan'
ics' Bank of wheeling" It designated De;
pos,tory and Financial agent Of the United
States, and is prepared TO DO legitimate Bank
in sfF DasRsss. cRASeLE.
:Ias q Acheson John Donlon, Jacob Berger,
A. Allen Howell, J. Nelson Vance, James Dali
cell. . oHSh
jall5lm Nasntet.
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CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD.
Pacific Mail Steamship Companv's
through Line TO California.

'OtCHlNG Al W hIsAN fOh y
] snd carrying the L. $ Mail Leave Pier
No ~ SUtu s,iver, foot Of Canal street. at -
o'clock, noon, on the LIST, 18th, and 2Ist OF every
month except when those dates tall on Sunday,
aud then on the preceding Saturday for Aspin'
wall connecting via Panama Railway. with one
OF the Company Steamships from Panama for
San Francisco touching at Acapulco.
FEBRUARY
lst. HENRY CHAUECEY, Capt cray. cou
necuug With COLORADO, Capt. WatkiHs
10th ATLANTIC. Capt aaury conneolihg
2Ist NEW YORK. Capt Horner, connecting
with CONSTITCTlOS, Capt. EaTnswoTth.
Departures Of LIST and 2lst connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific Ports Those
of lst touch at Mauzanilo,
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES T., ruEErSCT.
First Cabin, $500 Second Cabin $3.50, Steer
age, 500,
a discount Of one-quarter from steamer rate.
allowed to second cabin and steersge passengers
with familiee Also, an allowance OF Que quar-.
ter on through rates TO ClergyneD and their lam
lies and school teachers soldiers having hon.
orable discharges, hall fare,
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult Baggage masters accompany baggage
through. aud attend 10 ladies aud children with.
out male protectors. Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing. from steamboats,,
railroads, Hnd passengers who prefer TO seod
down early.
An experienced surgeon ou board Medicine
and attendance free.
A Steamer viii be placed on the line January
ist, 1866, 70 run FROM New Orleans 10 Aspin.
wall via Havana.
For Passage Tickets OF further information,
apply at tue CowPsnys ticket office, on the
Wharf, foot Of Canal street North Rl-er. New
York. + W. g. BELLOWS
jsa%s-Gu Agent
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LAUGHE,IN's
0 l. D II ON E BIT TIERS,

o l. D II ON E BIT TIERS,
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA
10 Cure Dyspepsia
10 Cure Dyspepsts
To Cure DyspepsIs
To Cure Dyspepsia
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bittera
For Heartburn and Flatulence
For Heartburn and FlaSuienCe
For Heartburn and Flarulencs
For Heartburn and Flatuence
Use the Old Home Rjtters
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home BiRsrs,
Loss Of Appetite %
Loss of Appetite
Loss Of Appetite
Loss of Appetite
Restored by Old Home Bitter.
Restored by Old Home Bitters
Restored by Old Home BitteN
Restored by Old Home Bittera
The Weak made Strength
The Sick made Wellili
The Old made Young
The Depressed are Frightened Il.
TIE pale cheek glows With Gealt.
BY using Old Home Bitters.
By using Old Home Bitterp
BY using Old Home Bitters
By using Old Home Bitters
Railways gives satisfaction.
1t does what we claim
1t sells rapidly.
1t Is the only cure for Dyspepsia
Il Is a good Tonic Tor Feyers.
Its good Appetizer.
1t is good for aCidity Of Stomaca
1t Is healthy stimulapt.
1t is chemically compo indea
1t is an elegant Preparation.
Sold by Merchants and Druggists geucus.Ir
only by
LACGHL1TS & BUSHEJELb,
iu2s Wheeling W. W.
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The Living Forces Of the Universe,
The Temple uui the Worshippers


rI'IIE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW
J. ADVANCE NOTICES OF THE WORK
4 scholarly gentleman, speaking OF the 'Liv.
ing Forces writes Il will do ALL can to pro
mote the spread OF this excellent and learned
work.
TIE President Of one VI Our Oldest Colleges
saws Judge Thompson is the deepest thinker
have met and his work will be rare and orig
nal 1t will move the waters"
A learned divine, speaking TO 4 brother min
isteT, said 1t is a vast system OF thought
What wondrCus visions of nature and life he
must have had. 1t is strange that L lived so
long in the same town with such a man, and
knew him only in his outward relations a. Il
Judge and politician. His system explains an
corTects many things heretofore seemingly III
contradiction.
Chief Justice l., after reading synopsis OF
the work. sends many CALCULATIONS to the
author, and earnest wishes TOR his success
another divine says; 1t is new and conpTe
heDsive in its general purpose and method, and
its detail is the result OF patient and elaboT
ate thought JAMES CHALLEN, Publisher
February |, 1885,. Philadelphia
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New York Money MARKET

NEW YORK., Feb
Monsy-steady at sat per cent Ster
ing Exchange-dull asd steady at Sl,0r&
al,Os4 Gold-without material change.
opening at Sl.40!; advancing to Sl,4Os;
declining to $780,; closing at $685..
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Commissioners Sale

NOIIilIliSSlSiISi - SShS
81 ihe Valuable Real Estate, SiIunis
i'm the City OF Wheeling ind Ohio
County. w Va, Belonging 10 the
Estate Of Alexander Hidden, deed.
, 1866-12-25

Terrific cConanGrntien-Ouc Hundred Hnttd-
inzs Dcrtro1ed and Twrtsc Fcr1ous Perish
-los- Fsttmn1rd ut Two Malttoun-Par1ial
I4Ik1 ut tho ~uncrers-
ton broke out in Norris Doca, cosnet Clay s.g,et
and FEoLt lcsce, At eight r. NJ. Last night, which
o bs es aes S c -te %
Mulberry md Cra~1o.d et'ecss. the cut!r. a:o:k
Of th1tJ4h houses; then easl OF Nu1.:g;y
Washington ttrec,. thirteen houees ihencc io IL.
corner Of Warrington and Crawford atErcts, four
y 9'lsk to m
no ke hesidts ehanttrs. &c ia Ill sba1t oue nan
dred buildings. Of which shtsts-e,shs "rro large
Two White Children and foar Dcs1oe. ,,-rsahcI
In The EAmes. Six negroes were ktll:d By scci-
dent ant ono huudreu families rccdcsed housc.
The origin II the hsc pas the result q: c..cl>ss-
zsces IN Meyers room uf ihc bnil li"s:
The Fl. aies: credit I. due Generals Woot and
Dudley aEd thtir mcu for their Enpsrhunaa effssts
70 spo1Gs toe tame: and prevent pilla=e. Five or
lie theatre 6a'ldlnE. e..h.aral, CITY ,,art. .nq
sgei The Ieasca: e:e ais,nad liz .n1t fes Saa .,e.
The total !oss Il roughly c.t!,na,cd 1t ahsat two
millions; hbout one-fuus1h inaused.
The following Il . paztial list Of Tho .ua.;er.:
FL Wadexorth, stoves ant hoi,ow wsrc: jam.
s,lsq is9t E3., as''ss e. eats,1s, MI
cruckcry, who El*o lost Gvc-.tory dwelling
smith i Parsons, wholesale dsJ eooia and gr,.
cries; G. H Yoang & Co.. ~hoes1'e s:oeo; les
groceries; Elliott Husc1nt + Co., dfy
goods; tsnthehlad 3 Frtse.c. aucuon.
.1%hn Ip1@ d Scf<.r II CO. R@ 1n9n1tu,e .sa;;rs: ae
Ro,hchuc, d7y goods; Il. 3 U:aerr. turner; i.
Mathews. two small dScl1lacs; Peer Casey,
wholesale grocer eni commission merchant
Wm, E. Gout 4 10, Wells i Green. ]. l.. O..
bone c.; ErSsmarss r ,,1a s,s. f17nssaa DURING
j. CoSsr, cInsr::ths; 0lIa1a & Dsof-, C. j. Ed
wards. Shswrcr s. l'alock, 4. l.. Jag .ieh, John
snn & Tomkin. " L. Hartman, and nuHcruu!
otbe11 OF fet* lmpor ance.
The d:e taced TIL daylight. rhGal1 Fit,
Company No. lcat their engine.
Fuftbet Particular tonight
, 1866-12-25
Two More Of the Fenian Pris-
oners Discharged.
Grand Banquet to the Congression-
al Excursienists at Nashville.
Gold Closed in New York at
1873 IA.
FROM EUROPE.


ITALY.
FLoRNcE, Dccemhes 20,
portion Of the italian fleet has been ordered
TO rct dexyous in Turktsh winters. 10 await oFdere,
vhch nse soon 10 be Issued, regarding tho indcsa-
nity 10 be made on The Turkish Government, for
the proceedings In the case Of the steamer st.
Thomas
RoAK, December "a.
1attl. disposition u shown ty the Pope to Gu
ertn,n The proposition made By the Italian Gov
t.rnmcnt. and His Holiness Is said to have re-
:,.lled Eapoleon's advice, wAo lavors the Italian
plan.
eA11laa or eunnA1T foH THE UNITED tTATEs-
MALTA, December -.
The American Consul here has received the
NEVIS that the Ame1lc IN gunboat Swstara las Il II
A1exnndtta to.da. for the Uctted States with Sur
lsit on board.
GREAT BRITAIN.
loxpos. December -.
Business IL a: q t,ta1 ataud.eti1l Ia ou.e1ue7ce
0! 'hc Christmas holidays. The Stock Exchange,
til. Bank Of England, aud most OF the rsomincnt
mercantile houses are closed nntil Wedac .day.
lhc.c Is no political ecws Of interest
INEnroor, December 4t-p. m.
Nothing has been done In the cotton Of other
markets. to-day. Business Is also suspended at
Manchester, Birrnlngham and otter commercial
, 1866-12-25

mentioned. os:eSa Hss retired to the tuses'or. be-
t6nd puE.CiL
N1w UrL1Axr. December :i-oncczs Of the
Sutquehanna aay statements Of The ctylhtiea OF
Was foi hidden to approach nesrer Vera croz than
Eerd tksant. Minister Campbell esaetts he could
not proceed to Juarcz ric Aa'aYoras, but will
reach him in forty days.
General Sherman will probably leeve this Mt T.
noon 70: St. 1ouis ttd the rtFer. He called on
GALv1s7oh, Deeember u. The news Ia That
Eseo1t DO has been murdered by Caralcs. 4 gen
eta1 1nxa1l tttiun Of ali paEies occurred At Mata
ueEas on the csptuEc Of Esco9edo. a7d Canales.
as the onls re7srt cntaave Of 0:seza. had Esco.
p.do put to death the foreaoon oi rho eis:, aad
general tsht we're making. aud chaos ruled thu
heur In Mata1lotas.
1hs Ta;laha..e bgonght the brownsville Courier
10 the asst. The chief news was lhc cscapa Of
oceEa, to the Interior, iu.t a the Ta1ahaase was
At lccran announced the hanging Of Escobcdo.
The report was believed By The commander Ut
RsLz04.
aEw oElrAxr. December Alt u reported on
gnod authority, TONIGHT, that Mtnitter Campbell
to Santa Pc, New Mexico. On mis- val, 70 clihua-
hra- Durango or wherever ctse President 1uaEtx
Is 10 be found, being eAtfsfod that the AdhtFeCts
Of Onega now hold.. and will continue to hold
all the coun'ty on the lover Rio Grande. Gou'
cE7l Sherman does not hesitate to expseas bis
OF all the Mexican Liberal leaders.
On the morning Of the 18Th lu0 French troops
commenced emb1ralng 1t Vera Cruz tor France.
Nearly alt commerce In The Interior Is pasatyzed
for wait Of protection. The French merchants
sEe eell!nE on, snd co1n9 no%s. seyela French
Les LoNtf, the Frrrch organ 1t the city OF Max
fco Auspcudcd Oh the 10Th,
, 1866-12-25


EAmphclt-Se5xure At 1o.per4n n Tr-a nm ~ hv
the cF1rnch-DcpaEturr Of Frruch Tronps-
xniuc-Eecohrdo FnS 10 sh~.4h =. r.a.i -
4 f:rn-r-e 1.s. .rr..-..a. -. eso.ny =.
e"eIce''oa NJ saatamofas'
NEW YoEK. December 9t-Impedfate1v after
the wi,hdtawal Of tle French, Whsch viii iste
clAec before The 8es 0f Marrh juarrr 1{f irsn.f.-
his seat pf GoveTument to : noInt whsch ~ az
rot al !ibcttF 10 nsune II n5rtfrt "A@'4 "s 3'e
.>T1at rotnt.1 rad Sherman ur =,
military mar. eor*idrr Wrfi rhc.., T;,,.t.
T. rcrIian- t1.s os.a tao 1clrte Me> ana
Trnrt,fsS ncv.r Aeu, - L. csenk o1 t!aSmens Of
,ruops = III be ma1che1' nwcr ,ha pto H.A'es
support Iurrcz, and Minisnr s,,mnhrii Iii =" -
tuiI IN Nrr1en - rrxnns n4sSi1 p1't WI tS.
Inc Pcpnhlfc." ~'"1 e1a1'ns "'@a
Sherman ks.d. ..{ge nm ror n, ,,~*n..,o, ~
The nlans ut tho Juarrx f;nvcrr1, NJ - ,ts -
know vhM We mean 10 do. A1i ihai fne ~ ff.ite,,
states napilto sec IL 4 stronr. Emitted Gorrrn.
E;eht,"
, 1866-12-25

0pratn0 Of M "Orera Hause,'-Adyent Of
ChristmAs-CsMmtttcd far 1lurlcr-A ssesa-
yurnt Gt %chuTler County.
Especial Despatch to tho chc=go Tsfouae.]
SPRINGFIELD, December a.
Oar new Opera Housc. heretofore known as
REdo!ph'a unll, opened this evening under very
promising auerl:cs. II: play Of the evening i,
the drama Of ''Eustache Eaudtn.'s J. B. Dudley,
Of Ee,r York, Is the principle peesoeat,r. George
]. 0eaE1cs. late Of st Louts, Il the manager. The
audience Is large and brilliant.
The bloairF Of penny whistles and miniature
tiumpct+4 and othcr juvenile w.-likc dcnun.t.a-
tions in r. streets. indtcnfa The neas a2proaca IT
happy Christmas, while he cantr and tor shops
arc literally hssie-ed by fndalcebt mothers and
s@eettnnate auutF. indlcatory that the lttlo ones
attumr III hot re d,ssppotatea io their expected
visit from good o11 Santa C1rns.
Benjamin Jo'1cs, The colored 1nkn who murdered
Joseph Lewis. another colosrd man, = daY or two
agn. ha. been committed for :r3al at the next term
oftEe Circuit Court
Il, III, ,ss5- gain since 1861 sta 409.
, 1866-12-25
FROM MADISON,

Republican LttrFnry and Symnnsilc Aasocl-
uttun-ChEta1mns Prcncuta II tho s,oldtera'
t1rphans-sknttnR Rink B own Dowu-Thc
WeafkrF-1xuvetxed.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibpne,t
MADISON, Wis December II,
The nrst meeting OF the Republican Literary
and Gynnaslic Association, recently formed here,
an1 now numbering abaut 40 members, the oh.
ject Of which Il mental and phYelral culture aud
soeial 1eczcAiton, WIS held On Saturday evening,
shen an able address was delivered bY Horace
Kublec. ef the Skdtt journal.
Christmas p1Im*es to ho general holiday to-
morrow. 4 Santa Claus dlnne7 ~Il1 lie given the
sntdtett' orphans Il Tho Home. BY the people Of
this city. and thelr Christmas tree tvlA be ahun-
danitY supplied with preFenta By the benevolent
people et Different parts OF the State.
The ekannE rink, partly built here. blew down
last night, and The attempt to build one has bcen
abandoned.
II was warm and foggy Saturday and mild yes-
tcrdAy. hnt thtncs fsoze up agntn last night, with
i very light fall uf SNOW.
The Governor his brs~eIted serreant Anc.
kletn. Of Company a; ElRhteenth Rectn,eaI gans
IN the tattles Of the rQtuuae a.uf.
, 1866-12-25
FROM CANADA.

The Fcnlan Itiats-ReafFnlgumenf Of Nc.
nAnAId On 4 Charge sf ksbbeFF-Twa
MoFc Prisoners Dischnrxrd-A ChFtstH1as
Ilnner for tho FFiaeueEn-
SwE11sHrHo. December A.-In The court this
morning, Mcdonald. Who WIS acquitted On Sst-
utdsy charged with ley,tnc ~nt, ~as again placed
At the hae for rubbing person On tho sta of
13rc Ct thirty cents.
The Jury retired to consider The verdict, and
the case OF Cornelius OEen waa p:oee.ded With.
At one o'clock tho I;raud JEry brought In q
acis Of hOetllity aEain*t Her Asjesty. Uwen's
ctbc MAS abandoned, and The prisoner dis
charged.
Cravford w1s then 4r.aicped-
The court adjourned till seven o'clock to hear
The verdict In McDonald'A care. The Jury not
agreeing, the court adJ.-ned I'LL ten /. N.
Wednesday The tusJ arc doomed to u lookup
urer Christmas.
Mr. Dceltn las zone to Montreal, and lett an
order for Chris ::uxs elmer for tho prisoners,
, 1866-12-25
Terrible Murder TN New Orleans
Correspondence Mobile AdscEnscy.l


Ekw 0nIxAxs, December 1e, 1903
Since the Grsenville trugedy oflast year. We
haye had no murder so shocking and 50 ter
rible as that which occurred two or three
Elizabeth Hendricks, whose parents reside
at Vaudeville, across the lake, was boarding
In the city and attending school. She aP-
pcars to have been much admired By Mr.
MeLinn ard his family, with whom she had
q iavofite With her schoolmates. she re-
tired Saturday night about II o'clock, are!
sitting with the family. eIgaged In sewinss
In the morning one Of the family
raped at her door but received
20 resronse Gpon SGlns tba ant9 ',,1n ,ne
stance, Mrs McL!nn said they had better let
her sleep, as she was up late the night be
fore, and might be tired. Later, however, as
she did not appear, they raped again, and
not hearing any sound, Mrs. AcLion looked
The door vas then broken open with an axe
and the unfortunate girl was found inscusi-
Bile, but still living. There Was large cash
on the back Of her head, and smoothing
iron, stained with blood, which WAS lying
near, Vas the weapon used By the assassin.
| t., and died in few hours. The house Is .
low one-stozy building. the window Of
m alley way. Some few things we're miss
| Ing. but strange to say, although Mt.
McLinn's clothing WAS hanging in the room,
| nothing but female clothing WIS taken.
There were some tracks discovered In the
brick dust In the alley showing very small
ind narrow foot, like a lady's gaIter. The
assassin entered the window undoubtedly,
but there are some singular circumstances
connected With the affair. If the blow was
given while Miss Hendricks WAS In bed, how
came she to be lying near the door? II she
vas struck when trying to givc the
alarm, how was 1t that no voice vas
heard By the family, who slept In
Ly a thin partition: The youe eirl xas
known to haze no intimate associates, and
there can be no IMAGINABLE reasons given 70,
the Icrpetration Of the crime. Some Of the
facts seem to show that the deed WAS CON
mitted By woman, IS for Instance. the use
Of q smoothing iron. the size Of the tracAt
outside, aud the theft Of only womcn's cloth
Ing, when there were some very good suits O
gentlemen's clothing hanging By the female
garments. On the other hand, 1t seems al
most impossible that woman could have
climbed into the alley-way, and into tht
window. Naturally, this affair has created
vast amount Of excitement. 4 critical ex
animation BY medical men showed that nj
violence had been committed other thsn tn,
blow upon the head, and heuce It must b.
Inferred that robbery was the object Of tb
ASSASSIN, and the murder unprecedented
1t Is terrible crime, and It has created
sense Of insecurity almost thsoughou
the entirc city. The police are maxim
every effort to discover the murderer.