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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-19
The Caucus Discussion on the Am.
neSty Bill.
WAsnINGT0N, ID. o., AprII II.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April II,
The Republican Senators had stormy
caucus this morning, lasting two hours, to
consider the propriety Of acting upon Mr..
Halcs amnesty bill the present session.
There were q number Of speeches made,
botl for and against the measure, some Of
the latter being very violent and inaam.
matory. Nearly all the Southern Repub-
lican Senators, together with Wilson,
Sherman, Upton, Schurz and Trumbull,
urged that this bill be passed, in order
that the South might be convinced that
Congress was legislating for the best in
terest OF that section, and not for mere
partisan purposes. Edmunds, Morton and
Chandler were of opinion that the time
had not yet come to enact such law as
this, as it would be interpreted all over
the South as on apology for passing the
Ku.KIux lAil. Chambers remarks were
characterized by those who heard them,
as not only violent but obscene. Finally,
the proposition to include amnesty in the
subjects for legislation before adjournment
was voted down by 20 to16.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


T AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children Teething, soltens the gntns,
alIays the pain, reduces inAaRation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
Children OrA delicate constitution, arc apt to
suffer more than the robust, because dentitIon is
protraeted and early cutting olthe teeth more to
baieared than late. Much 10 to be Bppreh ended
from lOoSenoss OF the bowels, that Il OF an ex.
cesSlVoe character. Moderate looseness often re-
moves more dangerous affections, but when II
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prostration, then 1t should be kept In con.
frol, and for this purpose We remark, that the
INFANT Cordial is particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect
Mothers will ind It very valuable. The child
will BIO relieved, get into gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and win refund the
price Of every bottle not doing as we represent.
Price Is cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO., Props,
apo Wheeling, ". Va.
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WYOMING WOMEN-A little over year
ago Wyoming ventured to try the expert
ment Of giving the ballot to women, and
under circumstances somewhat unfavor'
able; and the experiment has proved an
unquestionable success. The Laramie
Sentinel says: 1--WE do not know of IA sim
gle man who would say he wished the
election privilege taken away from tho
ladies of our Territory. All the nightmare
visions conjurcd up by feverish magma:
tlonS about women linseXing themselves,
negleCting their domestic duties, and fall.
ing from their native modesty and purity
have vanished from our minds" Judge
Howe, in opening the court in Albany
county, in which women were first i'm
panneled as jurors, said he felt bound to
declare that the experiment had gone far
to vindicatc the wisdom Of the policy,
und realize the expectations Of those who
initiated it. One such experiment is worth
u thousand speeches.
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TIE Connecticut Legislature will as
sembIo on the first Wednesday in May,
and II shall appear on canvass Of the
vote for Governor at the recent election
by the officers designated by law for that
purpose, that by reason Of scattering votes
there has been no election Of Governor OF
other State officer, such officer will be
elected upon joint ballot of tue General
Assembly, on the second day of the ses-
sion; tho election to be had, without dc.
bate, from the names of the two persons
reported as having the highestnumber Of
votes cast.
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The Chicago Republican relates the
adventures Of one First Lieut.. D. G.
FExSo, U. s. 18th Infantry and acting
post commissary at Grand River Agency,
Dakota Territory, who got into the
clutches Of the tiger in that city and Llost
$3,4GO, government funds, and was subsc-
ouently arrested by the commander OF the
department. FESNo STATED his family to
be wealthy and prominent persons IN
Wheeling, Va, and that they woulG
help him out of his present difficulties
So far as we ore aware, Wheeling has no
+he honor TO know Lieut. FENNO.
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TIE Richmond Enquirer will be very
careful how 1t quotes Latin in future
The other day Il writer in its columns
wished to cite the line, LaJitar 81 IGbetu'
in omne Ulubi;S Geum. This was rather
heavy "tako" for the printer, and the
next morning the Latin appeared much
modernlzed, namely-Ltbiter ct holsters in
OMne rOJilliouS doun. The author has moi
since been heard Of BYRON once wrote
a line about "Ireshly-blown roses" which
the printer turned into "frGshly.blown
noSes"-but he was not quito SO badly of
as the writer in our Richmond contempt
rary.
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TWENTY-FIVE members Of the United
States Senate and forty.oight members Of
the House are natives of New England
Vermont comes first, and then follow, in
tho order mentioned, Massachusetts,
Maine, Connecticut New Hampshire
Rhode Island,
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DIED.

woRLEY.-At Bridgeport, o., on Monday
April II, 1871, At 10X o'clock, y. \, Mr.. JOSEPH
WoELEr, aged l0l years, months and ID days.
The funeral will take place nom the residence
OF VIM. Il. Robinson, Bridgeport, o., this morn
lnGatio o'clock. Friends Of the family arc In
vlted to attend.
SWkENEf.|7Oa Tuesday morning, April iS
ISL, NJ 70 minutes to 1 O'clock. SARAH AVS
DuHLEr, wife OF H. IL. Sw eensy.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of her husband, on Zane street, Island this ai.er
noon at " o'clock. Friends OF the family arc
invited 10 attend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-19

THE United States Marshal Of New
Orleans, in conformity with the decree of
Justice BRADLEY, of the Supreme Court
Of the United States, has placed Mrs.
MYnA CLARK GAINES in possession Of the
most valuable Of the property decreed to
her by the United States Supreme Court.
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CART. JouN QUINCY DICKINSON, a ma
tive of Vermont, was assaSSlnated on the
evening OF the Sd of April, 1871, at Mari
anna, Fla, while passing quietly from his
place Of business to his residence. His
body was not discovered until the next
morning, when it was found lying where
he fell. Hehad received thirteen buck
shot in his breast and u pistol bullet
through the heart. His remains have
been taken to Vermont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-19

TIE Nclo Orleans Reayrtns Of the 18th,
jIevotes o column to q detailed report Of
1.-THE Great Cock Fight" between the
Kentucky and Louisiana, ROSTERS, fought
in that city the previous Sunday. New
Orleans Is nice place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-19

THE Kentucky Republicans will hold
their State Convention, TO nominate can
didstes :or State officers, in Frankfort on
the 18th of May. The State Executive
Committee will soon publish an address
calling upon tue Republicans to organize
for the campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-19

WALL STREET PHRAsE.-The Trt6unSS
financial editor opens an article Monday
with this wicked attempt at punning {:
"The bulls continue TO bear sway In Wall
street, while the bears seem to be cowed."
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Foreign Commerce of tho United
States.

The bureau of statistics, at Washington,
has completed detailed statement OF the
commerce Of tho United States for the
year 1870; which the journal Of Com
msres has complied and compared with
the previous year. It will be OF interest
to note the relative totals Of the foreign
trade Of the country.
FoREloX IMPORTS LANDED lx TUE UNITED srATEs.
1869. 1870.
Dulnblc merchandise. .s4l6, $50 1sl $499, 81 10
Free merchaudlss....,. u,n9,Il3 2!,l6!,SS
Specie and bullion. 9i,9GS,57 sS57S,s6S
Total imports. ...... s46S ,42i, 49l S4sG6a5, sIS
EXPORTS IRON TlrE u.s. TO PoaEIOS FORTS,
Domestic prod & mani. $42s, $3.50 $40. ,sg7
Foreign prod. s mani. l2,BSi,S I5 l5.7ll,8S5
Dom. specie 4 bullion. 4l,G3I.tST B6.Og7,Sl7
Foreign SpeclcSbullion l63ls,SH A,s4,4Os
Total exports. :. ct. ,$i9l,I47,Sc0 $SS7,Sl5,COO
The imports are given at their foreign
gold cost, duty not added; nor is there in
Guided in these figures the usual allow.
snce made by the Treasury Department
Forunder valuations and smuggling, which
would naturally swell the importations
actually to be RENTED for. The exports
are counted at their value in currency on
the day Of shipment, and this account
would be increased or diminished by the
amount OF profit or loss on the sale Of the
products, There is also another item,
which becomes charge against the
country in the adjustment Of the CONNER
cial balance, namely, the amount Of freight
Maid for shipments In foreign bottoms,
which Is very large item, as the most OF
our exports 20 in foreign vessels. 1t will
also be noticed that upward Of $sOOOO,-
900 Of the exports in 1870 were in specie,
against an importation Of specie and bull
lion Of SCI, 57$, 1903. 1t will also be OBJ.
served that the importations Of last year
increased $s3,2Tl ,952 over those of 1850.
and TINT the exports, including specie. in:
creased $40 ,3OS,OO5, more than One.hali
orwhicG was in specie. The increase in
the shipments OF produce and merchan'
disc was less than the increase Of imports.
Its evident from the custom returns that
the :mportAtions tor 1871 will be largely
In excess Of those of 1870, and that the OK.
ports in value will not show cores
ponding increase
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-19
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1871.

We learn from an advertisement in the
Parkersburg Times that our old friend D.
E. WHARTON, ex-editor, is about 10 re-
move from that city. BE offers his
properly for sale.
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SENATOR Wilson will leave for Europe
as soon as the Senate adjourns. 1t is said
that his physicians have enjoined upon
him the necessity of seeking rest
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A. D. SEAN0y

MO T &c E.-THE WHEELING
In Savings Institution having, by Ds.i i' y,
Trust dated the 18th Of February ISL InS MAJ ,o "
Of record In the Recorders office Of ths ro5s NV
conveyed 10 me all its property, real and bs,,s;
al, stocks, claims and demands. Ebe,bs,' /,
bond, note, bill OF exchange, acc ,unt o, S,h.:
wise, in trust to secure all debts and Il.bII..
Of the said Wheeling Savings Institlii[N e"s,
" and without preference to any one Or mo tS
them over the others: '''''"
Notice is hereby given to all persons Ind.bt.3
70 tho said Institution that the amounts Of ,Lti
ed; and to all persons having claims Sr,,.,
said Institution TO present the same for sjEs
mcnt without delay at the office on Mobros ~,
lately occupied by II, which will be open ID; \,
purpose every day, Sundays excepted ub,jE
ther notice, from ten to twelve O'Clock AN
ieb28 DANIEL LAMD, Tn,th
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.CoNsUMPTI0S,
Its Cure and Preventive.
BY J.H. SCHENCK, NJ. D.

Many human being has passed away, for
whose death there was no other reason than the
neglect Of known and indlsputAbly proven means
OF cure Those near and dear 10 family and
friends are sleeping the dreamless slumber into
which, had they calmly adopted
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General Passage Agents,

PEMOvAL.-I DESIRE m "
LIZ FORM my friends and the public ~ - ~
y that have removed my stock OF Rom TEI1l
Betting &C., to the new building erSr,si !.
ruins OF my old stand, Nos. is Snd N 10 " u
street, where will be pleased 10 rorSvo n ,s
orders and endeavOr BY strict and ptHnn, I'VE @ss
ton to business to deserve their ps,ro1aSsS "'a
H0 CIAS. II, BRRpy
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NT0TICE no CREDITORS.

TO THE cREDlToEs OF ). n. zINAEE, DEc'D.
In pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court
of the county Of Ohio, in the State OF West Viz
VInla, made In cause therein pending 10 subject
The real estate OF the said. N. thinner, deceased
10 the payment OF his debts, you are required to
present your claIuls against the said j.. n. Zlm'
ner for adjudication 70 Geo; b, Caldwell. Com
10 Court House, In Wheeling, In said county, on
or before Tuesday, the6th Day Of June, 1871. ,,
Witness Samuel D. McColloch, CLERK Of said
Court, this - day Of -, 1871.
SAN'L B. McCOLLoCH, Clerk.
WHEAT s. FoRBEs, Atrys for tho parties.
anIlW
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A suPPLY or GOOD BLOOD,

II UVH I u Z VI wv = .31ooN.'
The sea.weed Tonic, In conjunction with the
Pills, permeates and asslmmilates with the food.
Qualification 10 now progressing without It's pre-
yous tortures. Digestion becomes painless,
and the cure 10 seen 70 be at hand. There IL no
more GatulenCe, no exccrbation Of the stomach.
An appetite sets In.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever
yet given by an indulgent Father to suffering
man. Schenck's Pulm0nic Syrup comes In 10
perform It's functions and 10 hasten and complete
the cure II enters at once upon It's work. Ma
ture cannot DO cheated. 1t collects and rlpCns
the Impaired and diseased portions Of the lungs.
In the form Of gatherings 1t prepares them for
malady Is yanQuished, the rotten throne 1t Occu.
pied 10 renovated and made new, and the patient,
In all tho dignity Of regained vgor steps forth 10
enjoy the manhood or MOmAnhOOd thai WAS
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
Having succeeded 10 the business of pI,h.,
Seamon, have removed TO. No. 10 Main .i,s. =
two doors above the old stand, where WIjb,
pIeased % see my oId friends and Customer, Al
the late hrm In search or dry goods and Sotor,
A. D. SRAYOS
N. B.-The accounts Of the late firm AZ. IN
with me for collection and settlement pS,,O W.
knowing themselves Indebted will cali and mn nv
payment Those having claims will prcseSt t ibsS
for settlement. ''s'"' 'us'a
ap5 A. u sGLUnv
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Or. JOSEPH H. SCHENCES SIMPLE TREAT.

and avAiled themselves Of his wonderful eflca.
cious medicines they would not have fallen:
DR.. Schenck has, In his own case, proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that VI
tallty, BY his medicines and bis directions for
thelf use, is quickened into healthtul vigor.
In this statement there 10 nothing pTesump'
tIous. To the faith OF the invalid Is made no
representation that ia not thousand times sub
theory OF the cure By DR.. schenck's med cines
is as simple as II is uniaillng Itsphilosophy re-
quires no argument It selt.Rssuring, self'con'
vincinZ. o,,,-
the frst two weapons with which the citadel oil
the mAady 10 aSsAiled. Two.thirds Of the cases
OF consumption originate In dyspepsia and q
functionAlly dIBordered liver. With this cOndi'
ton the bronchial tubes "sympathize" with the
stomach. They respond TO the morbid action
OF the liver. Here, then, comes the eliminating
result, and tho setting with all It's distressing
ing symptoms OF
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TRIMMING DEPARTMENT,

NEW E-THE UNDER.
In SIGNED respectfully Informs his friends
and the citizens Of Wheeling that he has opened
a Grst-claSs Family Grocery, one door north Of
Lutz's Hotel, Market Square, and invites atten.
ton to his large and well selected stock. trust
by prompt attention and honest dealing to merit
api7 N0'N j. B. CRAWFORD.
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CONSUMPTION.

The Mandrake Pills arc composed Of one o
Natures noblest gifts-the POdophillum Pelt9
tum. They possess all the Understanding, a.
Tentative properties OF calomel, but unlike Gallo
mel, they
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TT s. INCOME TAX NOTICE.

" A&NN NNS
US. AssxssoR's oYYIcE, lsr DIST. ". Va, |
WHEELING, April IS, 1871.
Notice 10 hereby given that I will be at my
office In the Custom House, in Wheeling, on
Monday, the 94th lust. for the purpose Of hear.
Ing appeals from assessments Of Incomes for
1870, made by the Assistant Assessors OF the 81
and Sd divisions Ohio county,,
All appeals must BE- made In writing and must
specify the particular cause. matter, or thing re.
epecting which decision ~ requested, aud must
state the ground or Principle Of error complained
Of I. II. DUvAL.
apl7dAw Assessor LIST Dist. ". Va.
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LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"

The work OF cure 10 now beginning. The VI
tlated and mucous deposits n the bowels and
10 the alimentAry canal arc elected. The liver
like clock IL wound up. Il arouses from III
torpIdlty. The stomach acts rcsponsively, and
the patient begins to feel that he Is getting al
laBk
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SOS, 4a4,49l S4sG, sos, G1E

EXPORTS TRON TuE u.s. TO FOREIGN PORTS.
1860. 1870.
Domestic prod 4 mani $423, S36, $50 $l4OSSI, sgT
Forelgn prod. s mani. l2,6Si,SI5 l5,7ll,SSS
Dom, specie 4 bullion. 4l,OSI.tSI U6,Og7,Sl7
Foreign SpecleSbulliou l6,3ls,Sa N,SS4,4Os
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-04-19

WE take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens throughout this en-
tire section of country that Mr.. j.
IRA BELL, of northern Ohio, and one
of the leading photographers there,
is here, and is having under his di-
rect supervision, on Market street,
nearly opposite the Hubert House,
Photograph Parlors very neatly
and tastefully fitted up for his bu-
siness.
The doors of his Gallery will be
thrown open to customers by the
24th inst. Mr.. BELL proposes to
execute all kinds of work in his
line according to the very latest
and appropriate styles. Portrait
work from miniature to life size,
also copying and enlarging from old
pictures. All work will be war.
ranted to give satisfaction, and done
with neatness and dispatch.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-04-19
Official Documents and
Speeches,
and

Hon. A. G.. Thurman, US Sena-
tor from Ohio, and the leader of the
Democratic party, will acceptthanks
for valuable documents.
Hon. L. D. Campbell, member Of
Congress, from the Dayton District,
will accept thanks for Agricultural
Reports and Speeches.
Hon. II. G. Jones, one of the State
Senators from this District, will &C
ccpt thanks for copy of his speech
on the bill flvoring the payment of
the portion of the amount above the
expenses Of the institution, earned
by the convicts, in the Ohio Pcni-
tentiary to the families and children
of the convicts. This would most
likely be very satisfactory to the
people, should it become a law.
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The San Domingo Report.

The long looked for report
of the San Domingo Commis-
sioners has made its appear
ance, and will be found in an
other column. The report is a
one-sided affair, and contains
nothing favorable to annexa-
ton that has not already been
laid before the public by the
correspondents who accompa-
MED the expedition; while ev-
erything unfavorable has been
carefully suppressed. The con-
eluSion arrived at by the Com
missioners is that "the annex,
alton of San Domingo to the
United States would be hardly
less beneficial to the Haytien
than to the Dominican peo-
ple;" but not a word is said of
the benefits to accrue to the
people of the United States.
There is no question that the
people of San Domingo would
be benefited by making their
half of the Island American
territory, furnishing officers to
rule over them, soldiers to pro,
tect them on land and a half
of war vessels to protect them
from invasion by sea, all at the
expense of the taxpayers of
the United States. Any other
God forsaken country in the
world would be equally bene-
fitted. What the people Of
the United States want to
know is, what benefit they are
to derive from this annexation
project. This information the
report does not furnish, for the
good and sufficient reason,
probably, that there is none to
give. Is it not inconsistent on
the part of the administration
to 60 out, thousands of miles in
the ocean, to annex new terri.
tory, while the Republican
majority in Congress are try
ing to make it appear that
there are already ten OF twelve
States in the Union, in a State
of insurrection, and beyond
the power of the Government
to control? Would it not be
we'll to demonstrate that we
have the power to govern what
territory we have now, before
seeking out new countries to
annex?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-04-19

is of itself an inheritance, with
such examples as Lawrence,
Boutwell, and Hoar, what may
you not hope for Of usefulness
in the councils of the state and
nation.
Contrast ourcondition with
that of the European nations,
alternately torn and impover'
ished with wars, credit it as
you may to the better education
of the people, and you will re-
alize tie value of the example
old mother Groton has set you,
SO worthy of your ambition to
follow Build schools for your
children and find talent to
teach them; then intelligence
and integrity Ill prosperous anu
happy homes will be your sure
reward.
Associated as you have made
me with your veal or woe, !
wish l might be allowed to con-
tribute from my means, such as
they are, something towards
this first foundation Of the pub
lie good. ,
Gentlemen, l have detained
you too long. Oppressed with
with the fear7that | do not de-
serve the distinction you be-
stow, | pray God to make me
worthier, and to smile upon
you with his perpetual bless,
ings.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-04-19
Taxes! High Taxes!

They have as frightfully high
taxes in some localities in Ver-
mont as in Ohio, both States
being ruled by dishonest Radi-
Gals. A Vermont paper says
that the people could make
money by giving the tax gath,
erer complete title to slf their
possessions, real and personal,
for a receipt in fall. Radical
rulers make high taxes. Let
the people put them out of
power.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-04-19

MATTHIAS MITCHELL, one of
one of the persons whom Old
Rudolph Cougehnour, the noto-
rious burglar, lent his assistance
in the robbery of the dwelling
house of T. NJ. Bay, near Ham,
den, last fall, got into a quarrel
and fight at Allensville, on last
Saturday night, which resulted
in his being stabbed in the left
side. A warrant was immedi.
ately sworn out charging Mr..
Michael S. Snyder, who is so
unfortunate as to have only
one arm, with the stabbing, and
the warrant was placed in the
hands of Eli Reynolds, Con.
stable, who made the arrest,
bringing the defendant before
Esq. Sage, of Elk Township,
who continued the case until
Monday morning. The pre-
liminary examination closed
about noon yesterday, resulting
in the binding over of the de.
fendant. The defense offered
no testimony as it was plainly
proven by the witnesses for the
State, $50 we are informed,
that Mr.. Snyder acted in self.
defense, being attacked by
Mitchell. We learn that
Mitchell is slowly recovering.
DR.. II. G. Moore dressed his
wounds.