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New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
OBITUARY..
GEN. FAILIY.


Pierre Louis Charles Failly, General in the
French army was about 1SOs and was educated at
the military school OF ST. Cyr In 1926 he entered the
infantry and two years later became SubLieutenant
He was appointed to be Captain in 1887. and advanced
by successive promotions to the grade of Colonel Of the
20th Regiment in 1851. He was appointed Brlgadler
General in 1854, served in the Crmean campaign, and
WAS conspicuous the battles OF the Alma the Maneon
Vert and Trachtir. He was appointed General OF D-
vision Sept. %, On his return rom the Crlmea
he was nominated To be aide-decamp 20 the Emperor
and next commanded in the italian war, Division OF
the hate Marshal Niels corps He distinguished himself
at Magenta and particularly at SOlferino, where two
coonels and four chefsde battalion were Killed under
his eyes.
Gen Failly has more recently occupied public atten-
ton IA the commander N the expedltOnary
CORPS sent 10 Rome in 1867 To defend the Papal
States against the Garibaldan troops III was under
his orders that French troops acted at ehtaa Whee
he reported that the chassepO "did wonders he was
appointed Senator March IL, 1863 and IN October lo09
received comma nd OF the Third Army Corps at Nancy
succeeding Marshal Bazane In this war he was in
up i'm time TO reinforce Marshal Machahon which ser
osly affected the result OF the battle VI Worth He
on that account placed under arrest by MacMahon and
went on TO ChaOns await the arrival OF his successor
II appears however that he accompanied MacMahon in
his march TO the northern frontier and was either shot
by his orders by his troops according to present
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

Joseph Hill, 35 years of age committed suicide
last evening by hanging himself IN the ce,iaf oi ni'
residence, No 435 West Thirty ythrdt where ho was us
covered dead, and was cut down by his wife.
The steamers Vanderbilt and Connecticut
have made still further reduction In the rates OF faro
to Albany and Troy. Frst-cass passengers are now
taken with state-roOm for 81 So with BERTH 81 aud Ike
reduction is made on all points north and west
The following returns were received on Satur-
day at the MarshaPs Office:
fnhabi.f inbshi-
Dist. Ward tants Da. Wlri tans.
Mar Bachsrack IL 20 2439I p g. Buer... / IS Gb
j. Unierhii... 3 II 5555J R. Carpenter. 10 - IS
Last evening Arthur McManus of No 423
East Fifeenths returned to the livery stable OF Henry
Halten No. 263 East Tenthst, with light wagon whlch
he hired one OF the springs being broken the owner
and Henry Greibel OF No 1g9 Frsaye, who was present.
desired pay t which he refused 10 DO, ana an
alteration ensued, during which McManus drew re-
vover and fired upon them, the ball taking enect IN no
thigh OF Greibel causing severe bat not dangerous
wound.
An excursion is contemplated in October to
this city by the AmOskeag New iampshirel veterans
the "Anc.ent and Honorable Artillery Of Boston. the
Newburyport Veterans, and the Putnam Phalank OF
Hartford During their visit they will be the guest,
the Ninth Regiment N. G.. g. N Y IL i proposed thaS
they retain the steamer upon which they arrive hoh
Fall River their headquarters Committee, CONSIST
ing OF Gen. Nathaniel Head, Col f. b. strong, ana ths
Hon. W. c. Bunney have been In the city arranging tho
details OF the excursion.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS FRENCH NEWS.

MISCELLANEOUS FRENCH NEWS.
MORE PRU sSIANs ARREsTED-THE NATIONAL
GUARD BUYING Observation-Disclosures
CROP REPORTS.
PARIS. Saturday, Sept. 8, 1870.
number of arrests were made to-day of employees
of the gas companies of the city who are Prussians
Many of these were officers of the company, but the
most of them occupied menial positions. The Ameri
can Legation here has established an auxiliary
bureau at the railway depot to furnish passports
10 the numerous Germans who are on the eve OF
departing for their homes.
Favorable reports of the grape crop are received
from all parts of France The crop Will be unusually
line and abundant.
The Bishop of Strasbourg immortalzed by his eff
farts to save the city, is dead.
The military authorities here have given perms-
sion for the sale of the Chassepots to the members OF
the National Garde, many of whom purchase at
their own cost and return their inferior guns to the
authorities BY this means an immense multitude
have been armed.
All the cattls have been brought into the city from
the Bois de BOulogne and placed in capacious sta
bles prepared for them. The animals will be better
cared for in their quarters, the Bois de Bou-
lOgne was greatly Overcrowded.
The Ministry has instituted a committee of savants
who will act in concert with the military authorities
for the purpose of applying IN the defence of Paris
all the latest results made known OF chemical de-
structive agents.
At Lyons large and effective bodies of sharpshoot-
ers have started for the frontier In the South Of
France the volunteering is general Throughout the
country the same sentiment is expressed: Peace is
impossible while a single Prussian stands on French
soil" The journal O6ciel of this morning represents
every event of the campaign a success Of the En-
psrOr.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
THE STATE OF TR4DE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

H,y,S Sept LThe foowng the condition orr marses lhs
~ OF bu6es Yesterday: Market opened heavy but improved
Al the close small but prices firm NO Il uteh sniani
ouoad 81 reals Molasses Sugar dull Nos 70 10 gaoi %
~ . guet good 1ld8 reals sugar eI
ported during from Havana and Mstans 1909 boI 800
hbd stock in warehouse Havana and Mstan kksO hoes
26O0O hhS Pregh tosei hai and nominal Bacon act 20
at aia2le. Coal OIL steady az v,ta'l ,.ns naJ
AT O sOd Hams firm. Lar steady at q T. ~ sg ini
93624c in tins Pine steady +28a =3D Pitch ne,
J Potatoes declining quoted ~ 25 z bbL IaloS ce hr-
change on London premiums Pans bc pelmi "a ias
states earreucy Sc day 5d5 discount shod sghI Jc DIS
count ia gold 90 DAYS s9s premium and short sight lie premium
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

The Mutua-U Union game mt MOrrisania on
Saturday terminated in 4 victory for the former by
Of II 10 /.
Nine compOsitOrs of THE TRIBUNE and nine
employed In Westcotts printing establishment played
game of eleven innings saturday. The latter won
score, "a to 70.
The match for the championship of amateurs
on Saturday between the Stars Of Brooklyn and Champ
Of the excellent Brooklyn Club. The Champions were
out-played at every point
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept "A fire broke out about )
O'clock this afternoon the paper store OF Messrs Lan
Butler * Co.. and is still burning at O'Clock p. M.
though under control The whole of the magnificent Drake
block Wabashay. corner Westinghouse ia destroyed
far gathered are as follows Jas A. Farwe dry goods
el50OO to s850O Insurance. 800 O0O In companies repre
senied In Chicago Messrs Kirkland Ordway Coz
bOOts and shoes loss s25OOO.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
AQUATIC.

The six-oared shell race on the Hudson River
at Pleasant Valley saturday afternoon-a three-me
traightway racebetween the Mutual and Nassau boat
clubs was won by the Mutual boat tme 10 minutes, 40
seconds The following are the names ef the crews:
q RabnocI bow C. Piepenbrinck bow.
n Co,a. A Adams,
= q BroEn. G. Hughes J.
/ R.cnn W. Moseeur, e.
e. n Henri A. Swarey. 5.
"a Miller stroke. g. Whitney stroke
The average weight Of the crews is Mutuals l3S
nounds. Nassau l35 pounds Number OF strokes per
minute -Mutuals, 40; Nassau, 35
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS CA

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES
49,. The cattle plague is prevalent IN some
parts of Prussia.
.... The London Telegraph of Saturday says
that the efforts for eXtrcatng the Atlantic anu uIeat
Western Railway from the control OF the frle no"
making in London, are likely to prove successful
1.-The ship Hansa, which formed part OF
the Polar expedition crushed by ice on the lO Ol
October last of the coast OF Greenland Ihe crew were
saved, and have arrived at Copenhagen.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.

The startling intelligence OF Napoleon sur
render and the capitulatiOn OF MacMahons army feh
npOn the peope OF New York Saturday like clap OF
thunder Of sky. Despite the swift ana crush
ing PFussan victories from Weissenburg TO
Beaumont the public mind had not grasped the posi-
biity that kapolcon's Empire could suddenly crum-
bic to the like a fragile hOuseiOf cards lea ing MIN
with only the pooT refuge OF death hapless prisoner
throne, sword sans friend, sans everything.
Even the sturdy Teuton patriots who clustered
around the bulletins on Saturday, or eagerly
grasped the extras, scarcely dared put faith az
hrst in the glorious tdings while Americans, though
than willing to believe in such an overwhelming
Prus,ian triumph found it hard TO fully credit the as
toudng Intelligence The Irish scoutedThe news as "a
Dutch lie" with diyil bit OF truth IN IT," and the
French utterly stupehed by report so expected
and sO CALLING TO their national pride. TIE
news though stouy discrcdited by the French,
has doubtless served to ntensfyher natural antpathy
81 the Germans. One gentleman OF Prussian
birth and sympathy. but with many French aequaint
ances rudely set upon by Frenchman, hitherto
friendly that he berated his assaiant in round terms,
and demanded. "Why do you attack met Have you no
sensef YOUr defeat is only the fortune OF war: III we
had been beaten would keep still but You have no
need to complain France has been Ia grdnde nation for
10 years Don't be selfish let have turn, and let
Germany be Ia grdHde nation htue WHILE
The Germans yesterday were enthusiastic over the
Sunday edition Of 11R TRIBUNE, and were not stnted IN
Of admiration OF the newspaper that gave
them such full dispatches relating 10 the battles which
printed not only in the language OF TINS their new coun
try but also In the language OF Patherland.
IR PRINTISG-HoUsE SQUARE.
II having been announced late yesterday af-
ternOon thai Tar TRIBUNE would issue extra edition
large and anxious crowd began TO assemble in the
counting room and the street outside few Of the
excited stationed themselves at the windows
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

cut upon the wrist Sergeant Adds, who was in chaes
reported that 1t said that ROden had received s
injury by running his hand through pane OF glass bu!
that the story doubtful He added that the VIE OF
hoden was locked up for ntoxicatiOn, and also Ann
mcAy0y OF No 225 West Seventeenhst for quarreline
win koden The police do not appear 10 know much
aoou the affair 10 be able to add 10 their knOwedge,
b1t the Iaets Will probably be developed at the inquest
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
THE GREAT VICTORY.
Continued from First Page.

were found TO belong to Gen. Faillys corps of Mac
Mahon's army. From this, the proximity of Marshal
MacMahon's army was inferred. This news was deS-
matched prior to the Imperial surrender.l
The letter concludes as follows: MacMahons rate
will be Immediately decided. 1t will then be ascer
sained whether the Emperor is really with him OF
not aud the fate of Paris may be predicted"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AUSTRALIA.

TERRIBLE DISASTER AT sEA-ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY LIVES LOST.
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. 3, 1879
Advices from Melbourne to the 10th OF July
state that the Mannn Barabino an Italian DARK was
burned at sea on the 3d Of May ony l5Opassengers
were saved.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAN FR,Scrsco Sept 4Mnng shares aedre APh' - BEL
cher Bullion So ChOlar P0tOl eiIi Confidence crosn
Point 50; Empire MIL s Gould Garry sl5S Nae No'eI2s
49, Imperial S2s; Kenuck, $37 Occidental SO Optir tbi
Dorpman Savage $685. Sierra Nevpa 81 Yeos Jacket z
MuvArKEE 3-Plour dull Choice Wisconsin - I9g - t
Wheat unsettled at No. l. ODE for No Oats 1lehang
Corn 3tc Rejected Rye declining & for No hitf
unchanged eeps4OO bbls Flour, 5000 bush "hesh ehp
taeuts-J bbls Flour 81 O0) bush. Wheat.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
! KAFH 10 The TRIBUNE,
IoSDON. SATURDAY.. Sept

HE SEEKS AN ASYLUM IN BELGIUM-LoDGINGS
GIVEN HIM IN PALACE.
BRUSSELS, Saturday, Sept. 3-5 p. NJ.
The Prince Imperial of France has arrived at
Chmay. 81 miles southeast of Mons and been
lodged at the palace of the Prince of Chimay.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

GHT-REDFIELDA Ludlo. Vermont Thursi,y sept !,
IAN by the Rev Flanders 81 A. Rector Of ST Johns Chnrh
Ludlow A. knight Of Chicago TO susan Byari Reihe young-ss
daughter OF the late George Redteld Of Michigan.
MACDOSALD-DAYTOS THURSDAY. Sept. l. NJ the Rev p
Caids Miss Laura Dayton Of SesiOrk City 10 b. Mao
donald NJ. ID.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
MYSTERIOuS DEATH.

A telegram was received last evening from
the Sixteenth Precinct at the Central Police ONCE
Ing that Bernard ROden, whose Residence Is no'
had died Ia the stston-House II T:l5 p M. ha'i"S
brought ti,er, In sn nsen ,le condition. with deep
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
France to devote herself to the care Of the wounded col
uiera

France TO devote herself TO the OF the wounded so
dler5.
MINOR MOVEMENTS.
The Tenth Ward German Patriotic Ala 90
cety held meeting yesterday afternoon, when the COZ
lectons for the week. amounting to about $oo Were P
by the members TO the treasurer. ,..,. ,,.,
German Patriotic Aid and Relief Associatph u naS
die chosen President and Frederick A. Decks delegaS
TO the Council The following persons were appoII,b Ib
to collect funds: Victor Heingerger Joseph NoIus
Deitzel, Charles Diecks, Henry Meter, Ah En-
Christopher Sutton Paul Schrtzler, and Abraha ue a.
chinange. Advertisements OF this Assoclation "iA 49,
future appear In THE TRIBUNE. ..,.,ro,ad thu
Yesterday the Germans OF jersey Cliy .h
victories the French by congregailng ~ 9 r
saloons and gardens. The streets were nlea TIsi
mans in holiday costume In the evening lno M navu p,
and Bremen steamers lying at Jersey o,' ,Ser mast
and rigging, and the seamen spent tho evening III '
ing, and in the firing of rockets and other nre~ohs ,
AT College POntthe celebration OF tne 'Ic.uIios th
Prussian soldiers took novel turn In auu.oi ~ ,on
customary speeches. songs, fireworks, &c gIas qu,
ty OF lagerbeer put at auction ana soiu ~ % ,
Gus prices ranging from ten cents 70 ~ 70 nded soldiers
means large sum was ralsed lOf INC "o"HN"N '
and the families of the dead heroes
The Germans of Mount Vernon held
triumphal reunion Saturday AT ncneul I y
Hall. Patriotic songs and addresses were gNci aiu ~. q
considerable sum Of money was contrlputed ioi '"'
meeting OF the French population has been caeu Ior
tonight, at the saloon of Philippe Heckenuorho, coa
OF Mechanic and Mulberry 10 deslso b so soiders
and their families They express great Sociuoo io ~
sufferers. ~, x, -
The Germans of the Eleventh Ward have
organized Patriotic Aid Society, win the
officers President Capt. Jacob LeopOterj Nlce-fIesl
dent A. NJ Gentsch Treasurer, Baruch kah
Henry Heru: Delegate, f. A. Dicks; Coneet&0is & NJ,
Henry MetzIer Alexander Isaacs, A. Feuchtwanger'
Daniel SchuTtzler, John Dietzler
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

What Mineral Winters do you Use t-General Depot Zoe
Natural Waters oaly, "a Chsmbers-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
MIRRIED.

Wedding ,nS V.jtirz Cards, Isits ssmp,g Nsts PspS
W. E1sxDsILs sou IOI FuLrosyr OLD DUrcH CaUEcs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
THE GERMAN TRIUMPH EXPLAINED.

TIE LONDON TINES ON MACMAHoN's BLUNDERs
LONDON Saturday, Sept. 8, 1870.
The Times this morning says Marshal MacMahon,
nv series of errors has aggravated an initial error
and compromised the last chance of retrieving the
ttnnes of France. From the chaos of uninteligible
and conflicting kilograms, we gather that MacMahon
was proceeding to the relief of Metz, when he was
encountered and driven back by the Germans who
Dursued him so closely and constantly that collisions
xyere inevitable. Hence, conflicts have been re-
,orfed all the week. There serious
work south of Sedan on Tuesday, when
MaeMahon reached the nights of Vaux,
near Carignan. Thither came the Emperor on Tues
day. On that day $4,000 of MacMahon's army were
attacked between Mouzon and Moulins. This was
the first battle of Beaumont, reported by King Will
liam 70 the Queen. The French were driven over
.be Meuse to Mouson. The encounter on the other
hank of the riy er became general The French were
expelled from Vaux, and only faced about on We'd
nesday between Douzy and Bazeilles with the
Meuse and the Cher between them and the enemy.
A severe engagement occurred. The Prussians
turned the French right necessitating retirement
on sedan, before which they again renewed the fight
on Thursday, when they were driven into that
fortress.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
BELGIUM OvERRUN WITH FUGITIvEs.

IT MD WEKMAN SVLDIEho MAUE
ERS-LUXEMBURGERS EXPELLED FROM PARIS
FOR THEIR POVERTY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHBl
LONDON, saturday Sept. 8, 1870.
special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE telegraphs
from Aron, Friday afternoon ed Every hotel here
is filled with French refugees from across the from
tier The frontier villages are crowded and have no
more victuals Many French and German soldiers
trespassing on Belgian territory have been made
prisoners and will be conducted to Namur tonight.
- | saw also, Paris refugees on the Il tonight;
not Germans. but Luxemburgers, who were expelled
from Paris for poverty. In Paris they prepare for
famine by expelling all foreigners not possessed OF
means; their own poor retained, if abe-bodied,
for military service The works on the fortification
of Paris are completed. TrOchu is virtually dictator
My informants left on the I'd of September To-day
was their last day of grace"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth fdi
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

THE NEWS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
Telegrams from Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia Richmond, and all the principal cities OF the
Union state that the news of the surrender OF Ma
poleon and the capture of MacMahon's army caused
intense excitement among the Germans, and the
event was celebrated by firing salutes, ringing OF
bells professions and other manifestations JOY.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
Gpstial Notitfs.

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short and light ras FOR eoatfsssS
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'A- SMITH PORTER. Pr&ssrgs. Pe.a
Hats.
wARNoCK Co, sae the FALL STYLES
TODAY, sept . 5i9 BROADWAY
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-06

The WIFE, both before and after she
has become matron, will find PLANTA-
TON BlTTERs literally present help in
time Of trouble; and under no circum-
stances or condition, can it prove other
wise than beneficial. During nursing it
NAV be taken rs an invigorant. with
great advantage both to mother and in
FAINT: and, when maternal anxiety is
awakened by the failing appetite, I'M
natural languor, and general indisposi-
ton Of delicate daughter, there is no
tonic or Alternative which will work such
rapid and healthful changein the con-
dition Of the fair invalid as PLANTATION
Buffers. For the morning lassitude
and depression of spirits, caused 10y late
hours and what is called fashionable
dissipation, there is nothing compara-
bic to this famous vegetable resrora-
tive
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-06

THE REASON WHY.-The reason why
Oxtoby d Duffield sell more Spectacles
than any other two houses in Wheeling
is that they purchase nothing but the
BEST glasses, such as never fail to
strengthen and preserve the eye. These
Perfected Spectacles have been sold by
this firm for years, and never have
they failed to improve the sight and
give entire satisfaction. Call at l0i
Market street, below MLure House,
and see Watches, Clocks .Iewelry,
Spectacles, &c, &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-06

THE DROWNING OF WILLIE MARSHALL.
Yesterday morning, about 1 o'clock,
the body of little Willie Marshall was
found by the Waterman at the Ben
wood bridge, caught 10y the clothing
on a nail sticking from a pier 4 Mr..
Harrison kindly brought the news to
the sorrowing parents, and the child s
father, Mr.. McAdams, Mr.. Weidebusch
and Mr.. Marshall's brother went down
to recover the body. A constable was
sent after some one to hold an inquest,
who returned with Squire Ravenscraft,
of Marshall, who, after holding the in
quest, demanded that SIS costs be paid
before he would allow the body to be
removed The amount was secured,
and the body of the unfortunate boy
was brought to this city and inferred
Yesterday.
1t will he remembered that The boy,
who was only four years old, has been
missing from his home since Friday
last and although the almost distracted
parents searched everywhere, advertised
their loss in the newspapers and by
means of q bcllman, no tidings could
be heard OF the missing child. On
Saturday il was rumored that the child
had been pushed into the river by one
of his playmates. An investigation
proved this to be true 1t appears that
little Willie Marshall, with two other
boys about the same age, went down TO
the river and cot to playing on the raft
at the mouth of Wheeling creek. BY
some means Willie was pushed off OF
the raft into the river, and never rose
to the surface afterwards.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-06
I FnoE run sIA4a olrt4oL .LFrom the

4 FRoN rue sfArT CaptIoE.L from the
last number of the Vest Virginia
Courier We take the following State
House Items"
The Governor has appointed C, F.
Caldwell to be a Notary Public in and
for the county of Writ, residence Writ
C. H.
He also issued a requisition on the
Governor of Kansas for the arrest Of
one F. N. Ray, charged with grand
larceny, committed to the county OF
Jackson, and appointed Capt B. K.
Cunningham as agent on the part Of
this State to receive and convey said
Ray to Jackson county to be tried for
the offense with which he stands
charged.
The Secretary of the State on the Both
inst. issued certificate of incorpora-
ton to J. NJ. Claypool, Isaac n. Smith,
Richard Q. Laidley, Moses Franken-
berger, Phillip Frankenberger, c. B.
Knight and 4. NJ. Doyle, under the
name and style of Charleston Gas Com
pany," with a capital of $500 sub
scribed, and the privilege to increase the
same to 100000 The principal office
is to be in this city, and expires on the
2Sth day of MAY, 1890.
The Virginia Coal and Iron Com
pany of Hampshire county has filed the
necessary papers required by law ask
ing the privilege to increase their CAPT.
tai stock to one million of dollars, and
the Secretary of State has, in accord
ance Herewith, signed a certificate TO
that effect, and granted the privilege
asked.
The Board Of Public Works at its
last meeting appointed James Terrell
to be toll Collector at Gate No. = on the
Cumberland road also passed reso,
luton authorizing the Superintendent
of said road to require Toll Collectors
to make returns of tolls under oath, and
the Superintendent to make duplicate
returns Of tolls to Board of Public
Works. They also examine the securi
ties offered by banks proposing TO pay
interest on State deposits.
The Board of School Fund had a
meeting on Saturday to make some reg,
ulations in regard to the improvements
of the Permanent School fund, rs pro
vided by law.
A requisition has been made 10y Gov,
ernor Stevenson on Governor r. b.
Hayes for the rendition of Thomas
Finegan, accused Of obtaining money
under false pretences in the county oil
Kanawha.