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U. 81. surveY. 40. a.

Beginning az n post marked - No. /, Us S. Sur
vey NJ. A. Whence the section corner common
10 sections q and %. I. ID M Il. 81 j.. and Sec
tions - and 81. Z. I6 NJ - b. NJ. b. NJ. bears
y. Is deg. y min. J., 5,2s2 feat. The monument
on Treasure Peak 40. bears 5. 81 deg. O min. T.
s.43B feet. A prominent. harp. rocky peak No.
2 between Treasure aud Telegraph peaks bears
n. ~ deg So min. y s 80 feel. Pest No. !" Of
Survey No. 46, made for q II rhofna aud others,
npou the ono 1ede, bears S. - deg. 20 min. 4,
2 2B2 feet, aud tho mouth OF the dreat Valley
tunnel bears 49, dagW a2t feet. Thence rum
nius 5. IL deg ". au1 feet 10 "A mahogany tire
one foot in diameter, married Ne. a l.. ). sur
yey Nc. Il" Thenee \. 52a de-. ". ln00 feet
to- It marked Ao.a. L. : survey No87.s Thence
n lie deg. r.. 800 feei. To posi- marked NJ. 4
4. ; Survey No. = and ihenee ;. 72A deg. 4.
1000 feet 10 post "a No. /" the place Of beginning,
Containing 1 59-ien Acres. Courses expressed
from the irae meridian, with a magnetic saria-
tIon II fhh deg East
This ciaimis on uusnryeYfd lend and Is bound
cd GA neither end hg any kioWu claimants the
nearest mines a1e tbs Mobile and Equality and
Pour Bnv.
This claim is recorded = m Heak G, page lh2, Of
the Ahtie Pine District Mnius Records. ard a
copy q tn neilee and diagram can be faund
posted u The mouth Il the Braat Valley Tunnel.
jy 10 eed cYHrsF. HORN, Register.
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In Voluntary Liquiiation.
Notice of Meeting.

TAHR REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders Of the Ward Beechdr Con-
solidated Mill and Mining company. will be
held on
Tuesday, the 18th day of August, 1873,
at the office of the company, Room 4, No. 40l
California street, San Francisco, California. Mt
the hour of II o'clock NJ, for the purpose Of
eleetlng trustees for the ensuing year.
j. A.. JENNINGS, Secretary.
San Francisco, July Is. 1878. au2-td
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WHITE PINE NEWS
ANGELIC AND NOT SO ANGELIC.


Ny cHILD's ORIGIN.
One night, as old st. Peters slept,
He left the door of Heaven ajar,
When through a little angel erept.
Aud came down with a falling star.
One Summer, as the blessed beams
OF morn approached, my blushing bride
Awakened from some pleasing dreams,
And found that angel by her side.
Goo grant hut this-I ask no more,
That when he leaves this world Of pain,
He'll wing his way TO that bright shore,
And find his way TO Heaven again.
ST. PETERS REPLY.
Full eighteen hundred years or more,
I've kept my gate securely tyled
There was no " little angel" strayed,
Nor one been missing all the while.
I did not sleep, as you supposed,
Nor left the door of Heaven ajar,
Nor has a :" little angel" left.
And gone down with a falling star.
Go ask that :" bhshing BRIDE" and see
II she don't frankly and say.
That when she found that angel babe,
She found in the good old way.
God grant but this-I ask no more
That should your number still enlarge,
That you will not do as before,
And lay 1t to old PETERS charge.
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And IN accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the nineteenth
day Of June, 1873, So many shares Of each parcel
of said stock as may lie Necessary will be sold al
public auction, at the salesroom Of John Middle
ton X son, No. 80 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California, ON
Tuesday, the Nineteenth day Of August, 1878,
At the hour Of two O'Clock p. ~. OF said day, TO
pay said delinquent assessment theron, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF the
sale.
GEO. X. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Ofice-No. 500 California street, Room 20. .. San
Francisco, California. aug2-td
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American Watch Co. of Waltham.

rhfs watch IL made in the most substantial
manner, on the most approved principles, and
combines all the recent improvements. II has a
new f-nicrouctrical regulator. by which the
slightest variation can be easily corrected. 1t is
carefully adjusted, and may be entirely relied on
to run accurately, wear well, and
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IF THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT # the State
Of Nevada. in and for the county Of White Pine.
BENJAMIN r. BROOKS. Plaintiff.
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AUSTIN and EUREKA,

EoUR-HoRsE COACHES, ASMn
Il carrying U. s. Mail, W. II. 6K8tI y&f
4 Co.'S Express, and all passengers applying.
Connects with Woodruff h Ennor at Eureka. and
with all the lines at Austin.
stages leave Eureka every morning al a. m.
sundays excepted. Returning, leaves Austin
q a. N.
W. B. WILSON, Propriettr T.
j. h.. HINcRLER. Agent. Eureka.
oihce at the Parker House. au7.tf
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NEvER conddea secret to your relations.
Blood will tell.
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cation for Patent.
NOTICE No. All.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,

ErHEKA, Nevada. July 16. 1873.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
y MICHAEL CARROLL, Whose postofice ad.
drcFs is Hamilton. Nevada has mhde applica.
ton Tor a patent far one thousand 1,0u0l line r
feet of the Great Valley lode, bearing silver and
either minerals the same running 81 feet east
trly and $50 feet westerly from the mouth Of the
Great Valley Tunnel. with surface ground two
hundred feet ia width, situate in White Pine
Mining District. White Pine Comfy. State Of
Neyada, and deaerib.d IN the plat and field notes
Oh fie il this of q. as follows.
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The Boston youths drink beef tea be-
tween dances.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Of the State
of Nevada, in and for the county Of White Pine.
JOHN C. SCOTT, Plaintiff,
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Endure the Hardest Usage,

without any arrangement whatever. We conf
IDENTIFY this Watch to the trade and
the public, as the
BEST WATCH FOR THE PRICE IN THE
MARKET.
The Superintendent Of one of the Nevada
mines, writes that
Your rWALTHANn Watches are the
only ones hat will stand the shock Of
blasting. We have in this mine both
foreign and different kinds of Ameri-
can watches, but the WALTHAM
purpose
The full trademark engraved ON the plate of
each Watch is
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-08
Steamboat Collision,
Sinking Of the New State
NO Lives Lost.
FULL PARTICULARS

PrrrsBURGH, April 1.-THE steamer
New State is sunk and will prove a to.
tall loss, with the exception of the ma
chinery. She left the wharf this after
noon at Al o'clock, and collided with
the tow boat Eagle, at the glass house
about one hundre | yards above Hutch,
iDson's refinery. Both steamers blew
Tor starboard. but it appears that the
pilot, Nathan Potts, OF the New State.
thought be could work the New State
out into the middle oil the river, but
heavy drift log got into her wheel and
she became powerless.
At the fine they collided the Eagle
was backing close into the Manchester
shore. The New State struck head on
and the Eagle cut her down and stsid
with her until all the passengers and
crew were saved. Some OF the passt a.
gers lost some Of their baggage. The
E .gIe received but slight damage hav-
ing her gallows frame and jackstsf
knocked down. The New State ia
about nine years old. Of light power,
and worth about $4,000. She was
formerly insured in this city. Captain
Harper of the Eagle had been dropping
part Of his tow to Snousetown and was
on his way up Tor the balance when
thev collrded. The passengers and crew
were brought back to this city and well
cared Tor on the Eagle
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Kew York Market.
New YORK, April 7

Nh" ANhhf N pm -
FLOUR-Market dull and prices
rule strongly in buyers favor at IS $50
6 IS Tor superfine State; 7Cg7 SO Tor ex-
ira State; 1901 60 tor choice do,
7 6568 25 for fancy dG 6 l596 65 Tor
superiue western; 6 GOAT SO ror COM
mon red extra western; 7 IS s8 o. for
choice dor s 509l0 so tor common to
choice white wheat western extra; I 20
al 60 for common TO good shipping
brands ofextrs rouud hoop OHIO; 7 IS
@l0 so Tor trade brands; 7 50C99 35 tor
common to .air extra St LouIs 9 400
u IS Tor good TO choice do. Southern
-four dull and declining IS l098 Is
for common to fair extra; s 409l2 IS
tor good to choice do. Rye -four quiet
and steady at 4 l095 IS for inferior TO
very choice superfoe.
WHEAT-Market dull. prices rule
in BUYERS favor, l 57@I 66 for No 2
spring; 579l 66 for No. do; | 70
(SI s7ic for winter red western; S0l9
! 973c tor amber western; / S5@2 Is
for white western and state the latter
tor fancy, No. 2 Milwaukee quoted 63
@l s.. a. ...-
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady.
CvRN-Dull and heavy; 63!965
tor pew western mi1ed;65tta 55ic ror old
do afiost 63fa63t Tor do 10 store.
OArS-Qiiet and steady; 5l@54
for new mixed Hestern, So 10 store ror
old do; 52956 Tor white western; SOC
52}c for black do.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market

New YORK, April 6.
The chief feature OF wall street to-
day was the sudden change from COM
nsrative ease TO stringency in money.
Later in the day loans were made at
l6; but later rates were 3 10 TO /
until long after 3 o'clock. The stock
exchange has resolved TO keep Good
Friday and will be closed to all busi-
ness on that day, Foreign Exchange
was uniavorsbly affected by the strin-
gepcy OF money and closed up dull aud
heavy at l07 TO LOST tor good to prime
bankers 50 days sterling and l0Ss to
1851 for light gold was less active and
lower, ranging from l9t 10 lSi The
Assistant Treasurer psid $1,000 on
actount OF finterest. and 500 on redemp
ton OF $50 bonds. Government Bonds
closed up firm at the advance, notwrth'
standing tight money and lower gold.
Currency 6s, ll3t to ia.
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ENGLAND.
The Revenue,

LONDON, April In the House OF
Com moua, to-day, Rt. Hon. NJ. Lowe
introduced the annual budget. 1t shows
that the revenue next year, on the basis
Of the present taxation. will be f76, 6,6l1.-
600: expenditures 7l,S7l 600; Of thu
surplus Ell 600 0O0 will be allowed Tor
paving otf portion of the AIsb ,ma
indemnity claim, the remaining tl6,'
600 90 to be raised by exchequer bonds.
II is also proposed to take Que halt the
present duty off OF sugar ard to reduce
income tax one penny per pound. The
reduction on the sugar duty Is TO take
effect May next.
England, Austria and Italy oppose
the augmentation Of the Suez Canal
tolls The French Government howev.
ever supports the increase OF dues. The
whole question will be re'erred by the
mowers named TO a conference TO meet
at Constantiuopls.
American Correspondents In Favor,
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says
Russia permits none but American
correspondents to accompany the Khi'
van expedition.
HIS royal highnees the Prince ol
Wales has been installed as q grand
master of the Masonic order OF the
Knights Templar.
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The WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April s, | A. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
The area OF the lowest barometer will
extend over the Lower Lakes; for the
E.stern Cult and South Atlantic
States generally falling barometer. IN
creasing southern winds and partly
cloudy weather; for the Western Gnlf
5 ates NORTHWESTERN winds and falling
temperature with threatening and rainy
weather; for the Middle and East At
lantc ,ast easterlv winds, cloudy wea-
rher and possibly liz ht RAIN, except IN
Virginia where partly cloudy weather
without rain is more probable; for the
LDwer Lakes light and variable winds,
b-comir northeast on Lake Erie with
very generally threatening aud rainy
weather; tor the Upper Lakes lncreas-
ing cold northerly winds. Cautlonary
e'gnals will continue at Mobile aud
New Orleans.
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BY TELEG
Exclusively for the Register
By the Pacific aud Atlantic Line.
once, ITO Main Street.
WASAIN GTON.
WASHINGTON, April 7.
The MOdOcs.

The MOdOcs.
Gen. Sherman this morning received
telegram from Gen. Candy stating
that Col Gillem's command has estab-
lished its camp at Tule Lake and tie
peace commissioners had . council with
the modocs on the 81 inst The pro-
spects for peace were encouraging
snlI Hungry for Office.
The Commis .iouers Of Internal Rev.
enue receive daily. numerous applIca-
tious from the numerous Assistant AS
SCISSORS throughout the country, asking
to be re'ained in office in some capscl-
ty, after Nav Goth, wnen the law aboI-
lshing the office Of Assistant Assessor
goes into operation. They generally
ask for Deputy Collectorsnip, but the
Commissioner replies that be would be
breaking raith with the country by turn
ius them out of the office OF Assistant
Assessors and appointing them to the
office OF Deputy Collector.
"a Our Scenery.
Splendid speclmen's OF photographs
are being prepared here in the Govern.
ment Photographing establishment, for
exhibition at the Vienna Exposition.
Among which are the following full sets
OF explanations of the fortieth parallel,
showing the mountains, rivers, valleys,
and mines from Colorado to California
Three cases of views from HaydeLs col
lections OF the Yellowstone regions and
Montana and Wyoming. There are
no less tnan fifteen hundred views EN-
bracng the most interesting features of
the territories of the United States.
They have been handsomely mounted
and will prove valuable as exhibiting
the wonderful physical feature of the
expansion OF the public domain, and
are fine artistic exhibitions. A special
commissioner will be sent TO Vienna TO
explain the collections Full lists and
descriptions are printed on tinted paper
and IN several languages accompanying
each set OF views, besides collections
from Hayden's expedition. There are
large collections from the geological ex-
pedition OF Pro s. Wheeler and King
Treasury Balance.
The Treasury balances at the close OF
business this afternoon were as follows:
Currency 500 POI 46; coin 500 AL 7O2;
coin ceriificar.- S43 y 800; legal ten
ders outstanding S35S,S74 367.
Indian Affairs.
One OF the officers connected with the
surveying party, a number of which
have been reported as murdered ln the
Indian country, was at the war depart
ment to day, and made statement O.
affairs. He is Of the opinion that muir
ders are committed by soldiers return
ing rom the Indian country 10 head-
quarters, but General Sherman says
mat no soldiers have been in that
country since the return OF Mckenzer
comma and, and that the murders were
undoubtedly committed by lldIans.
Instructions have been semitic General
P,pe to institute a thorough investl-
gation.
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CONNECTICUT.
The eIlecttOn.

HARTFORD, April THE election
to-day is the most quiet one in this
CITY and in the State that has taken
place ior many years, and a light vote
will be polled. The travelling is very
bad 10 many parts Of State. Il is the
General opinion that there will be no
e,ection Of Governor by the people
The prohibition ticket is tending to
prevent either of the leading candidates
rom getting a majority. The legIsla'
ture will probably be republican: Gen
eral Hawley will be elected to Congress
from this district by larger majority
than last tsll. Mr.. Stsrkwestber will
be reelected in the third district and
the chances are in favor OF Mr.. Kellog e
reelection in the second district
though that district will be cloee
The chances are in favor OF Mr.. Bar
num. Democrat, 10 the fourth district
but the Republicans there have come
hope OF defeating him.
Later.
1856 towns heard from which give
Haven (rep } IS, 1856, Iugersoll, (dem.,
&c, ,697, and Smith (tem.) 2,l55.
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PIrESBU KGH.
stock SinOtbered.

PlrrsBURGH, April IA train of cars
containing 1--we stock arrived yesterday
from Chicago, and when the train stop
ped al East Liberty, nearly all the
stock was found TO be smothered. Hogs
smothered to the amount OF 1900, and
cattle nearly , 0, besides number o.
sheep. Tue hogs belonged TO Samuel
AIlerton, OF Chicago. The stock is all
conslgued TO parties in the Eastern
market. At Communrpsw, uearl y eve
erv train that arrived had more or less
stock -mothered. The excitement 10
East Liberty continues to be great owing
10 the stencil 10 the neighborhood.
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at'hcrllnQ 4scalstrr.
ADDITION VAL LOCAL.

FIRE.-About II o'clock last night a
fire broke out in the blacksmith shop
belonging to David Nesbltt, on the cor
ner OF Chapline and Webster street,
which together with its contents was
entirely destroyed. The building, being
old aud thoroughly seasoned, burned
like powder. Though the efforts OF the
fire department, which was on the
ground promptly, and the fortunate
circumstance Of having plenty of water,
the flames we're confined to the black
smith shop. A small frame building
adjoining the shop was saved uninjured.
Mr.. Nesbitt's loss in shop and tools
will amount to $1,000 probably.
The fire when tirst seen was In the
rear end of the blacksmith shop, and
seems TO have been the work OF an in
cendary.
ASorHER.--Hardly had we finished
writing the above item before another
alarm WAS sou1drd This time it was
caused by the partial burning OF
j. 5. Muldoon's marble shop, on
John street, opposite the Lutheran
Church. Being one OF the first
on the ground, We had an oppor-
tunitv of becoming satisfied that this
fire was certainly the work Of ineendia-
ries. The fl .mes had been started in
the Southw rst corner of the shop, and
the ciled rag or rope or whatever was
used was still burning, The fire was
PIT out by The United engine company
and was about the quickest eXtinguish-
ed Of any we ever saw. The loss will
not he very heavy, except the marble
was injured by smoke.
While the Atlantic engine was being
taken to the ti-e, at Mes ott's black
smith shop, Thomas Moore, the driver
was thrown from mis- seat and thrown
u nder the front wheels OF the engine.
Both his legs were badly injured, but
fortunately no bones were broker. He
jumped into his engine again and
bravely drove over to the fire. o. re-
turning he got as far as Silvey drug
store corner, where it was found neces-
sary to lit him from his seat and take
him into the drug sore for treatment.
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III A Ii # A x
Tho Investigation Into the Atlanta
Disaster.

|
Disaster.
HALIFAX, April THE 1nvestiga-
ton into Inc Atlantic disaster was re-
sumed this morning.
Cornelius Brady third officer wa
testified at length. His watch was from
8 to IL o'clock. That night the Capt
and iour officers were all conversani
with the Ships position. At l P. NJ
Captains orders when he went below
were to call him immedIatly
If the weather became hazzv or thick.
| gave the captains orders to the fret
officer, and turned in after being re.
lieved, didn't know anything sfterward
until the ship struck. | ran on deck
and met qusrtermsster Williams, he
WAS afterwards drownded. l told him
what was the matter and he said my
God, the ship has gone ashore" While
in the act Of Launching boat the ship
tell over on her side, a. nearly as | could
judge it was only 6 or 8 minutes
after she strnck until she reeled
over. When got forward
made out rock in front OF the ship,
and thought if l could get on the rock
| could save mvself aud others sent
Williams to try and reach
the rock, but he tailed. We had to
haul him back tn the ship. | then
sent quartermaster Speskman who sue
ceeded in reaching it and | followed.
We hauled a number Of men from the
chip to the rock, but findiDg it getting
crowded. made the rope fast to to the
rock and communicated with the island
by the same means, and in this way
saved number of lives.
The witness produced a diagram Of
the internal arrangements Of tue ship,
and showed there was nothing to pre-
vent the steerage passengers from get
ting on deck. Witness said the state.
ment that there was anything 10 impede
passengers in coming on deck was alb
surd. No orders were given or carried
out to keep the passengers below.
Witness did not know what speed the
vessel was under when she struck. The
captain did all that any man could
possibly do to save life. Witness could
see and hear him from the rock exert
ing himself. l
The witness was thew cross examined
by Mr.. Richie. The sailing directions
OF the admiralty were introduced, and
the sailing directions OF the Nova
Scotia coast pointed out to the court
1t is there stated that Sambro l. ght
chould be visible al distance OF Il
miles. Ten miles south OF Sambro
sound would give depth Of lowest
water 45 iathoms. The witness stated
that the capsiu had refused to leave
the ship when requested 10 until more
passengers had been taken Oft, de was
much exhausted when taken OF the
wreck and had TO be supported when
climbing the rocks when he landed
antic Tar better trISh pfy!shteer !he crew o, tne , A.
well disciplined as average crews. so Ia
a. witness knew. No means WAS taken
to ascertals the force or direction oil the
currents Did not know wheather any
one WAS sent aIo't as lookout.
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CBIoIGo. April :

ShiC>SO, Aprll Z.
WHEAT-No 2sprlng wheat steady
and higher than on Ssturd "; ssles
81 l6 81 l6s cash, 15} al l6t seller
April, closing At | III al l6 seller
April, 2Js ssler May. aud 22i sell
Ter June
FLOUR-Q,iet and without change
CORN-Uustesiy, fairly active aud
stronger. No , 81: 93Ot cash or seller
April 34i ASH seller May.
GA rs -Quet and 6rmer, No. 2 held
at "a seller April, closing at 2St seller
Nav "-
RYE-Firmer and quiet 1885 for
No. 2.
BARLEY-Quiet. No. 2sold at 100
1911 tor fresh AMI II for call lots OF reg
ular.
PROvISTONS-Quipt and easier,
mess pork Is 659l5 20 seller Nav,
10 % seller June c,.h lots ST Is 5U9
ID 6O Lard quiet s 459S 50 seller
NAY; : 309S 55 rsah
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CINCINNATI.
Election Riot.

CINCINNATI, April T. A serious affray
occprred in the Slh War tonight
shout the time the polls closed,
which at one time bid air to culminate
inarlot. In Saloon just below the
Falls. Luke Leonard aud a man named
Hetierman, and three or our 9th ere got
into a fight over the election. Ohcer
Gleason entered and endeavored to sup
nre.sit when three or four otthem attack
ed the officer clowding him back anu
striking him 10 the lace and head; ne
officer called on them 10 desist and hnd
ing himself about to be oyerpo"erea
Jrew his revolver and fired. Ihe Dali
s,ruck Luke Leonard ia the breast
killing him almost instantly. AT tnis
time a general police alarm rung and
the officers who we're scstteaed among
the various voting precincts hurried 70
the spot, mean while, the crowd wnicn
had gathered in large force was max
ing desperate efforts to take othcer 1lea
son from tour policemen who had him in
charge, succeeded in striking him sew
oral tines. On the arrival Of detach-
m.nt OF police, they formed line across
tho street and kept the crowd at bay
wh;Ie Gleason Was taken away; they
then charged on the crowd aud dlspers-
Cd il There is still considerable excite
ment in that locality, but strong
police force has been sta'lonea a
throughout the ward war; Oil oil
probabilities are that no ou'oreaA ;hIr .
take place. Officer Gleason is terf,p's Ss
beaten about tue head and Iace' tne
homes of his face protruding through
the fiesh. 1t is thought has injuries
may prove fatal.
Fatal Accident
M. Deitz OF Greensburg Ind, TELL
through q hatch way in Glenn 8 grocery
ho,ee ,o.dsv and was instantly killed,