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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08

One of the most agreeable surprises Of
the times is the unexpectedly large re-
dactioa 10 the public debt during June,
1t has been reduced thirty-six millions
siace tie new administration took hold
oltbe treusory-the result of greater eff
cheney in collecting the revenues and
moro economy ia spending them. The
payment Of this thirty'six million stops
interest to The tuue Of S2.l6o.oOO q
year 10 gold, This is one more of the
things for which the Radicals are 10 be
he'd responsible, The Democrats plan
rs propounded BY Golladoy, OF Kan
lucky, would have paid the Sa6,0Oo,oOc
without cent,
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Dissolution.

HHEpar!nership in the practice law here.
L toforc existing between the undersigned
10 the firm name Of Moore, Kline 4 Moore, aud
Moore d Kline, is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent
Persons indebted to the firm Of Moore, Kline
4 Moolei are notified to settle at once with 7.
D. Kline, at Cabcll O. H.. and those indebted
to the firm Of Moore 4 Kline. with o. 7, I.
Moore, at Point Pleasant.
LABoN T. MOORE,
r. II, KLINE,
Q, p. T MOORE.
NAY G, lsGg-no j2-9m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08

AS important movement is on foot
among leading Southern men TO iucorpO.
rata the several immigration societies in>
to one, aud SO extend their sphere OF act
ion. The scope of the new design takes
in the effort to secure a Government sub.
sidy in aid Of q Southern steamship line
10 Mediterranean ports and those Of the
Elst. via the Suez Canal.
They say cotton growing countries
mus, be drained of their surplus pOpu-
laliou. in order 10 furnish the most
available immigrants for tho South
While this is only partially true, it is
nevertheless ingenious; for it the supci
or facilities afforded by tho South could
be uaie 10 induce immigration from the
cotton countries Of the Old World, we
should quickly enjoy complete monop'
oily as producers. We fear, however,
that the project will be looked upon by
Congress as too ethereal for entertain
mont, since the Pacific Railway steam
ship line will su6serve the same PurpO'
ses with greater economy.
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PROM pIrTsBURG TO KANAwHA.

PROM PITTSBURG TO KANAWHA,
The Piltsburg Quite, commenting OF
the statement OF the Wayuesbufg Re
publican, ''maJe by Authority" that il
the people Of Allegheny, Washington,
Fayelts and Greene counties will con-
tribute 100000 the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company would take hold Of tue
MonongabeIO Valley road and build it to
the West Virginia line, remarks:
"Tho terms offered are even more lib
erol than those which have just resulted
10 fixing the construction oil tho Chart.
ers railway to Washington as certainty,
and involve but an insignificant per CEN
lage upon the total wealth Of these four
populous and prosperous counties. We
shall feel tho highest qualification in
learning that an effort to realize the
proposition will DO speedily made, hav.
ing no doubt whatever Of It's success, If
prosecuted by the right men and in the
most iudicious way. From The State
line. the people of the West Virginia
counties would find the way TO extend
the road, crossing the Baltimore and
Ohio Railway en- route to Charleston,
there tapping The Chesapeake and Ohio
line. Thence, its progress southwest
ward would be only question Of time,
and of tho successful development Of o
region wonderfully rich in every IMMORAL
resource. We are confident this Char.
lesion connection with Pittsburg can be
consumated nj cost Of not over one
million of dollars to the people Of the
country which it would traverss-u cost
which would be dirt.Cheap, II the mo-
ney were even regarded as given away,
in view Of the hundred fold return with.
in ;he ensuing lSeuly years TO the cash
valuation Of their other property ofevo
ny description, The manufacturers and
merchants of Pittsburgh could we'll If.
ford toinvest that amount in opening up
the resources Of so rich mineral field,
and in securing troac OF which at the
present limo they get not dollar. But
il will not be we'll 10 rely upon this view
Of tho case; the work must be done and
the funds provided in the mode first
above indicated, to insure the desired
success
The people Of West Virginia along
this proposed liuc. mus! begin 10 wake
up and do something 10 get into COM
municalion with wealthy PitIsburg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08

The New Humphiro Legislature on
Thursday adopted the proposed fifteenth
amendment 10 the Constitution Of the
United States, by a woe Of 1888 10 1870.
This makes the eth State that has rali.
fed this amendment.
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If We may rely implicitly on the re-
ports OF affairs in Cuba seat out from
Washington, Providence is evidently
helping the Cubans. We hear that the
cholera is doing the business for the
Spaniards, while the Cubans are in fine
health, We suspect those who 90 down
there to see for themselves will find the
grim old foOl.kller not SO choice about
the nationality oil his victims.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08

The Imperia!is!,the paper which advo.
Gates monarchy for this country has
come out in favor Of Gen. Lee assuming
the reigns Of Government. viii DEM
ocrats still insist that the Republican
party have sIOrted this paper and that
they are keeping it alive?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08

GOvERSER GEARY, Of Pennsylvania,
has issued an order Tor the execution, on
Wednesday, the llth Of August, OF
Charles 0rme, one OF the Brondhesd
murders, at Stroudsburg, Monroe eOun.
ty Penn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08

Wells, Fargo & Co., have shipped
from San Francisco 10 New York, a mil.
lion and half of treasure by railroad.
since the opening Of the Pacific Rail
Road
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08

FReeuENT meetings have been held
by some wealthy Democrats in Washing.
too, to enleavor to revive the deceased
Lntelligeacer. The liabilities of the con,
Germ ole said to be over forty thousand
dollars. Its death is subject Of gencr>
al regret there, Ills believed that oil
efforts at resusciation will fail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-08

The New York Tines criticised sena'
,r MorlOu's Gettysburg grafton in very
,narp terms. dcomius it neither equal 10
the alaes OF the OCCASION.
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UELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED En-
IL TRACT SARsAPARILLA, Is the great
Blood Purifier
MOT A FEW Of the worst disorders that
~ nfliet mankind arise from corruption Of
the blood HtlNBoLp's ESTRAct SAEsArAElLLA
Of " ulmos, value.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

y a IL W W I1S1 NllNulNlAs
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Cabell county on the first Mon.
day in June, 1869.
A, G. White,
VS.. Debt.
v S. Dobbins,
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree
for the payment to the plaintiff Of the sum Of
s793,02 cents due by note with interest thereon
until paid and the costs Of this suit. and to at.
tach the estate of the defendant V. S. Dobbins
in said county Of Cabell where said suit is
pending. The attachment awarded in this
cause having been returned by the Sheriff Of
this county showing that he has leviel said
attachment on the estate ofthe defendant V. S
Dobbins in said county Of Cabcll and State
Aforesaid. And il appearing by affidavit filed
with the papers Of this suit that the defendant
is not resident Of this State, It is therefore
ordered that he do appear here in one month
after the date oI the first publication Of the or
der in this case aud do what Is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit.
Testo: WN. MERRITT, CLERK.
Moore, Kline & Moore, Soils.
june 24-iw
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MAYOR MCCLELLAN OF WHEELING

MAYOR MCCLELLAN OF WHEELING.
We clip the following from the Balti.
more SIN. in regard 10 Samuel McClel-
Ian, Esq, the worthy and honorable
Mayor ofthe city of Wheeling, who has
been attending the alumni reunion al his
old college, in WILLIAMSBURG, Mass. 1t
will be seen that he bas been making
most effective little speech:
zone OF the gentlemen called upon
for d speech at the Williams Alumni
dinner, at WiliismsloAn. Massachusetts,
on Thursday, was Mayor Samuel Nc,
Clellun, Of Wheeling, West Virginia, =
He excused himself on tho ground that
when he LEI. cOllego-by premature grad
ualion--the faculty did not think him
competent 10 make public speech and
his experience had assured him that they
were right in their opinion. He said
that lie would, however. leave with the
college bis autograph, and be handed
Mr., White, the college treasurer, bis
check for five hundred dollars. The
colleges generally would be glad TO
commute for after dinner speeches in
that way"
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co Nc H . q.
FORTY-FIRsT TEKM-sECOND sEssIO,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The Senate is not in ses-
sion to-day.
House.
Bills were, by unanimous consent, introduced and
referred rs follOws:-
BY Mr.. Scofeld, for the transfer OF the Phlladel-
phia Navy Yard to League Island
BY Mr.. Rogers to remove political disabilities from
the people of States lately in rebellion.
By Mr.. Whitemore, to annul the laws regulating
the coasting trade.
BY Mr.. Shelton (La-), extending the limits of the
port OF New Orleans; also, making an appropriation
for removing obstructons from the Bay OF Teche in
Louisiana; also making appropriations for repairing
and finishing the New Orleans Custom House.
BY Mr.. Wells Mo.(, donating to the city OF st.
Louis for public park the land on which the United
States Arsenal stands. The bill donates the entire
arsenal tract, in lieu of the six heretofore
granted, and authorizes the erection OF arsenal
at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
BY Mr. Strickland, to extend the time for the COM
pletion OF the military road from Fort Wilkinson, at
Copper Harbor, Michigan, to Fort Howard, on Green
Bay, Wisconsin.
Also, to divide the State OF Michigan into three
judicial districts, and to re-establish the
northern district OF Michigan; also a joint resou-
tion OF the Michigan Legislature, asking an apprO-
praton for the Improvement OF the entrance OF
Portage Lake.
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FROM EUROPE.
SucZ CnnnI Trninc.

Blythe Anglo-Americdn Cable.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The steamship Brazilian, OF
this port, which was built expressly FOR the Suez
Canal traffic, has been found to draw too much
water. A despatch announces that she attempted to
make the passage day or two since, but was obliged
to discharge half her cargo 20 get through.
The Alabama Claims.
The London Times OF this morning has au editorial
article on the Alabama claims, and the writer hopes
that the American Government will appoint such
men as George Tcknor Curtis and William Egarts to
state the facts and law OF the case. The Times
thinks tnat good results would follow so wise Sc
lection.
The Duke of SAKE Gotha.
GOTTA, Dec. 10.-Ernest the Second, Duke OF SAKE
Coburg and Gotha, is dying. He is fty-one years OF
age Prince Alfred OF England, Duke Of Edinburgh,
is his heir.
The Peabody Remains.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The remains OF Mr.. Peabody
will be removed from Westminster Abbey to H. b.
Naiesty's steamer Monarch to-day. Crowds OF peo-
pie are at the tomb paying their last respects the
memory Of the great philanthropst-
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z U r o p Il.
2 y A % z Il.
Strange Stories Concerning the Suez
Canals it Failure P-The
Duke of SAKE Gotha Dying
The "Times" on the
Alabama Claims.
The Tenure-of-0ffice Bill-The Line
and Staff Question-The vir-
ginia Contested Seats.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Repeal ofthe Tenurc.of-Omco Act.

The Repeal Ofthe Tenure Of ONCE Act.
Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. t0.-The House Judiciary Com
mittee instructed its Chairman TO-DAY to report
bill repeating the amendatory and original tenureof
Office bill 1t is expected this will give rise to pro-
tracted debate, as a large number OF members aud
some Senators are in favor OF retaining the power
now held over the Executive. The committee is
considering the report OF the subcommittee which
took evidence in the Busteed case and it Will require
some time to reach a conclusion.
Line aud stuff.
The Secretary OF the Navy still holds the report OF
the board appointed to settle The differences be-
tween the line and staff The Naval Committee in
tend to take this matter up and viii probably call
for report by resolution. Unless they do this it
will be transmitted.
The Gunboat Busiuess.
The Cubans are making strong efforts to get Con-
gress to take some action that will keep the Spanish
gunboats from being released. The trial comes oil
on the goth, and unless something can be done be-
fore that time they will be released The Cubans
maintain that this will defeat all hope of their at
tanning independence.
The Admission of virginia.
Radical Virginians are holding meeting here to-
day for the purpose OF organizing movement To
defeat the admission OF the Virginia delegation to
Congress. Their only hope now seems TO be that OF
impressing upon Congress that the election was car
ried by fraud and intimidation The message OF the
President has had the effect OF changing the course
OF many Republicans who would otherwise have
voted to keep Virginia out
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FROM THE DOMINION.
The Caldwell Extradition Case.

MONTREAL, Dec. 1o.-Application being made In
Chambers for writ Of haoeas corpus in behalf OF
Caldwell, who was remanded In connection with
certain revenue frauds in New York; the counsel for
the prisoner contended that the magistrate in Lower
Canada has no jurisdiction to issue a warrant for
the arrest OF prisoner In Ontario The counsel in
behalf OF the United States Government argued that
under the recent act Of Parliament magistrate in
extradtion case has Jurisdiction all over the Do
minion. Judge Mondeet reserves his decision until
tomorrow.
Four Men Burned TO Death.
ST JoUNS N II Doc. 10.-Last night being yery
cold, the crew OF the Luke f. b. Ketchum made a
fire in stove in the hold Of the vessel and closing
the matches, went to bed. This morning they were
all found dead in their sleeping places Their names
were Captain Dernier, and Irving, McFarlane, and
Hayes four in ali.
Steamer Burned and Sunk.
The steam-tug Relief was burned and sunk at 2
O'Clock this morning.
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FIFTH EDIT ION
GREAT FIRE IN new YORK.
The st. Nicholas Hotel Reported to be
in Flames.
FROM NEW FORK.
The ct. Nicholas BeteI on Fire.

New YORK, Dec 1880 p. M.-The 81.
Nicholas Hotel is reported to be on nre. Par
ticulars will be sent as soon as ascertained.
Later Fulier Particulars.
There is great smoke at the corner OF
Broadway and Broome street, and evidently
great fire is going on. It is now reported to be
the laundry of the st. Nicholas Hotel and other
buildings. There is great excitement on Broad
way, and people are rushing up town to learn
where the fire really is.
Suicide.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-W. A. Demerrit, photo
grapher, sucided last night by taking poison.
Libel Cuse.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. 10.--In the Circuit Court tn
day, before Judge Tappin, a verdict was given for
the defendant in the case OF j. Nelson Iuckey
against the New York Tribune Association This
action for libel for the publication OF articles
In the Tribune's regular court report Damages were
laid at $4,000.
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from NEW YORK.
New York Money Market.
TO The Epeninq Ielelrdph

Dt1ptIIcI % 1Ne 1sOeHFIy ItleBTuPN-
NEW YORK, Dec. 10,-Money is easy at rates Of
yesterday. There is but little drain South or West
and to-day small receipts are reported from Chicago
Gold has been steady at 193, with rather less specu-
lstion Governments are steady. Stocks are strong
Reading has advanced beyond par; Lake Shore
touched 81 this morning, but at noon the heavy
sales of prominent operator brought it down to
S6H. Among the purely speculative shares there is
considerable movement. Quicksilver is quoted
at 1917, advance OF per cent. this week
aud OF for the month There is also some talk OF
consolidation OF Cumberland and other coal mines
and Of several express companies. The sale OF
S1,OCO0C0 Government gold brought bids OF
g. OO0 at from 1880 to 12241 only $4,000 were
bid for at 1913 and over.
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baltimore Produce Marker.

BALTIMORE, Dec. lo.-Cotton firm and nominal at
25c. Flour steady and prices unchanged. Wheat
steady for prime samples; prme to choice red 81 35
@140. Corn active white, $4,000; yellow sS(a92c
oats active at 55a5sc. Rye dull at s1@lO5. Mess
Pork quiet at S82C633. Bacon quiet; rib Sides 1sa,
"a l9c. clear do, 1896; hams, 2lc Lard quiet at
19c. In Whisky lalr business at 81 N3@@1 O3I for
wood aud iron-bound barrels.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The League Island Navy Yard.

Special Despatch % The BUening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Hon. @. w. Sco1eld, Of
Pennsylvania, Chairman OF the Committee on Naval
Affairs, to-day introduced the following BILL which
was referred to his committee:--
''Be it enacted, ETC., That the Secretary OF the
Navy is hereby authorized to transfer the working
Navy Yard of Philadelphia station to League Islaad
rapidly as is consistent with the interest OF the
service and to sell, in the manner and on the terms
the present yard as shall from time to time be va
Gated. The proceeds OF such sales shall be appro-
priated to the preparation Of the new yard"
1t is the intention OF Mr.. Scodeld TO report back
this bill to the House at the earliest day and to have
an appropriation made to carry out the provisions OF
the bill.
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FROM NEW TORK.
ABurgIar Interviewed.

A Burglar Interviewed.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
BROOKLYN, Dec. 10.-A sneak thief entered
the house of Samuel Lick, No. 4S Powers street.
last night, and after securing about twenty-five
dollars in money. and some jewelry, was on his
way out, when he was seen by n Mrs. O'Dell,
who seized him and called for aid, but the thief
dragged her down o flight of stairs and es-
capped.
Still Another Murderer Respited.
Despatch to The EVening Telegraph
BROOKLYN Dec. 1O.-Owen Hand under sentence
TO he hanged on the 18th inst, will not be executed
at that time, Judge Gilbert, OF the Supreme Court,
having granted stay Of proceedings on apphcation
OF Hands counsel, who states that new evidence Of
Importance has been discovered. Argument IOr the
case will Oe heard at the February term OF the
court Hand was overjOyed at hearing the news.
This last statement Ia given simply On the au-
thority OF the reporter We are not responsible
Tor led. TELEGKAPH.l
New York Money and Stock Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Stocks firm. Money 7
per cent. Gold, 1929. Five twentes 1862, coupon,
no; do 1854 do, 1l3N do. 1855, do, IA; do do,
lO4 Virginia 6s, new, SO Missouri sixes S9H Can
ton Company, &c; Cumberland, preferred, 2S1 Con-
soidated NewYOrk Central and Hudson River, 9l%;
Michigan Central, 20; Michigan Southern, s61s /;
Illinois Central, 85&; Cleveland and Plttsburg,
S24i Chicago and Rock Island, 1915; Plttsburg
and Fort Wayne, ss Western Union Telegraph,
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Dec 10-Cotton 1rm 800 bales
| sold middlng nplands, 253S@251c. State and
34b5@69O; Southern, s5bO@1O. Wheat dull and
declined 1@2c. Corn firm and quiet mixed Western,
tl0I@l0 90 for unsound, and Sll1@l12 for sound.
Reef quiet PORK dull; new mess, $3.50; Old,
| Sss@sS2b; prime, S3s5O@M Lard quiet; steam
rendered, lsc Whisky dull free, a1O2@l0a
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FOURTH EDITION


The Removal of the Philadelphia Navy
Yard to League Islsnd-Terrible
Affair in New Brunswick
An Entire Vessels Grew
Burned to Death
The Canada Ex-
tradition Case.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Fire In Providence.


PROVIDENCE, Dec. 10.-A lre occurred at 4 O'Clock
this morning in William II. Vaughns spice mills in
Dorrance street, causing loss to Vaughn of $40 0OO
and to David Testers spice mills OF s4500. Warren
4 Wood, gas-ftters and Baker Mumford, jewell
lers, slight loss. All well Insured.
Fire in BOston.
BOSTON, Dec. 10.-A wooden building Chapel
place, occup ed by several Irish families, burned
to-day, and two children OF Daniel Sullivan, a boy
aged four years and girl OF three months perished
in the names.
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ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT-The Hon.
he win remain for a few days laborng in the nJe-
rest OF the movement for the abolition OF capital
punishment. Mr.. Bovee delivers one and sometimes
two addresses on the subject daily. On last Wednes-
day he addressed meeting at West Chester which
was presided over by the Hon. John Hickman. We
understand that he is now engaged on letter to
Governor Geary asking him TO exercise executive
clemency In the case Of Dr. Schoeppe.
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ARsoK.-For months past the residents of the
Twenty-fourtb ward have been Kept in constant
terror by band Of rOughs, whose high-handed out
RACES made security almost farce. Scarcely night
was allowed to pass without some shed, outhouse,
stable, or dwelling being fired; and in one instance
the Hestonville Baptist Church was set fire to
whilst the congregation was wOrshipplng therein.
The first knowledge the congregation had of the fact
was seeing the smoke coming through the 1ooring.
The matter being reported to the Mayor the police
OF the district has OF late been active in ferretng
out the scoundrels, and yesterday succeeded in
arrestng three of them, whose ages range from
seventeen to twenty. They Will have hearing AT
the Central Station to-day.
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FALSE ALARM.--NO little excitement was created
at Fifth and Chestnut streets this morning by the
report that the Mayors ONCE was on fire. The
woman whose duty it Is to clean the ofice enter
ing the place found it filed with smoke, and not
waiting to make any examination, rushed down
stairs shouting "Fire!" Several officers at once
ascended to the room, and found that the dense
volume of smoke was merely the result OF defec-
tive nue.
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FROM EUROPE.
Tho Latest Quotations.
RN the Gnnlo- A fnerienn Cnhle

By the 6ngIo-A nlericdn Cable.
LONDON, Dec. 1O-43O p. M.-Consols for
money, 92A, and for account, 92kaq2,. |:
b-20s OF 1869, Sc; OF 1866 old, SAY. and
OF 1867, s6%; l0.40s, s2H. Railways quiet:
Erie, 2O6; Illinois Central, s9l; Atlantic and Great
Western, 261S.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1880 P. M.-Cotton steady:
uplands, 11%; Orleans, 12d; sales to-day $4,000
hales.
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A TRAVELLING ARMoRY.-Last night a Teuton
named Gustayus KOenggratz, said to be native of
Wilmington, DEL. was found at Second and Vine
streets endeavOrlng to raise rumpus. A police
Oficer took charge of Gustavus and on searching
him. siX-shooter and bottle OF whisky both dan
gerous weapons were taken from him. He was
taken before Alderman Toland, who held him in $500
bail on the charge OF carrying concealed deadly
MpaDOng,