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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Nzv YosK. February Is.


FLOUR.-Msrket, is dull and pri-
ces still rate in buyers favor. Quote
$6 lOd6 90 for superfine Stste;
81 2067 IS for ex. State; 81 T0t9I so
for choice dor 81 90@S 25 for
fancy $6 25@7 90 for superfine
western; 81 1907 so for common to
medium extra western; 81 609S Is
for choice do; IS 00@S so tor COM
mon to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 20@7 IS Ter common TO good
shipping brands OF extra round hoop
Ohio; $S0O@l0 so for trade brands
81 60@s so for common to fair extra
St Louis 80 509lS 90 for good to
choice do; Southern -four is quiet and
in buyers favor, at s6 SOFAS Is for
common to fair extra, and - $50
g so for good to choice do. Rye
-four steady and in fair demand at
IA 5066 %. Corn meal steadv, 32a
IS for yellow western; 8 25@S 40 70
white do.
GRAIN-Wheat-Is dull and irreg-
ular, there is q very limited demand
Prime stock scarce and held abyove
bnpers views. Other grades dull.
We quote 81 60@l 70 Tor No. .
springin store and sfoat 81 so
al s23 for No. l spring; 81 S0@l 95
winter red western; 81 9O@2 O0
for amber western,sl 90@2 % Tor white
western, the latter for fancy. MiIwsu-
kee Spring aAost is quoted at 69@
] 70 and in store at 67@l 6s No, =
Chicago, afioat l 63@l &c and in store
at / 60@l 63. Rye. dull, unchanged.
Barley dull. Barleymalt unchanged.
Corn is in moderate request at previous
quotations. 65t@66c thr new western
mixed 66@66i; Tor old do, ahoat, 649
64t for do. in store; 66@66! for yellow
western. Oats stady with lair demand
54955 for new; mixed western, "a for
old do. 55@56 for uew white, 53954
for new black do. and SO for mixed
state.
PROvISIONS-Pork, the market is
with stock offering spsringly. IA Is
for mess. IL 62t@ll75 for ex. prime
GA 10 for prime mess. Beef is quiet
and unchanged at So 00@ll IS for
plain mess and $12 GOALS 50 for
extra do. Hams steady 30@33. TIerce
beef is quiet aud steady at sol O09
% 90 for prime mess. and $23 00@
% 90 for India do. Cut meats are
firm at ll@l3c for hams, and 6!G6ic
for shoulders. Middles are firm at tic
for long clear. Lard Is sqnet and steady
change at S6ssc tor No. i to prime
steam, and ss9S 7-l6 TOR kettle rem
dered
PETROLEUM-Firm at &c for
crude and l9i for refined.
TALLOW-Stesdy at Ss@9 stsrine
ia steady at SsC9S8c.
WHISKY-Dull at 94c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19
SENATE.

Mr.. Cameron from the committee on
foreign relations reported formally a
bill to establish telegrsphic communi-
cation between the United States China
and Japan. ~
The West Point appropriation bill
was taken up and after some discussion
the bill passed.
The following bill was passed:
Granting a pension to John Davis
corporal OF night watch on board
United States steame Ocrarora.
House bill Tor the relic OF Jas. West
colt, OF Portland, Maine, and for the
relief of Daniel S. Meeher, jr.
The Vice President laid before the
Senate a communication from B. F.
Simpson, counsel for Mr.. Y ork, and 9TH
ere asking the Senate to enlarge the snb
iect matter OF inquiry to the allegation
OF Bribery, in the last Senatorial elec-
lion in Kansas by MIR. Pomeroy, so as
to name the statements of certain mem.
bers OF the Legislature.
Mr.. Frellnghysen Of Jersey said the
resolution under which the committee
WAS acting, empowered them to enquire
into the simple allegation that Pomeroy
b ad bribed or attempted to bribe Mr..
York.
Mr.. Conkling, ofNew York, said the
Senate might have washed its hands OF
the whole thing, as theterm OF the Sem
ator affected in this matter was to end
in a very few days; but the investiga-
ton had been made at the request Of
the Senator himself because it WAS OF 8
nature involving his personal honor.
He opposed any enlargement OF The
eDqul v.
Mr.. Nye, of Nevada, mathematical
York as a rascal and coward, whom
it was a derogatory to the dignity OF
of the Senate 10 notice. He said there
had been enough Of these Investigations
and it was time to stop them. The
public appetite had been gorged SUI
ficienlly.
Mr.. Ferrv considered that if he was
in the place OF Mr.. Pomeroy he would
ask to be delivered from those who
were arguing there against enlarging the
scope of the enquiry.
Upton, of Nebraska, said that Pome'
roy had stood in the Serate ten days
ago and denied in the broadcast terms
possible in the English language, any
and all charges made agair ct hun, and
demanded the fullest investigation. 10
say now when the case is stopped on
the threshold Of its erquiry, that we
have had enough Of this investigation,
will be taken by the country, as proof
that we are afraid 10 let the bars down.
This is the day Of investigation let it
90 on. The Senate cannot afford TO
limit the range OF this investigation, or
plead that it will involve delay to sum-
mons witnesses, is all false. The wit
nesses are most all here and others on
their way.
Scott of Pa, quoted from the perso-
nal explanation OF Pomeroy and his
demand Tor the fullest investigation
and said that to refuse to enlarge the
enquiry would be mockery.
Mr.. Ferry offered the following:
!. Resolved, That the committee charg-
ed with the investigation OF the charges
made against Hon. S. G Pomeroy be
directed to enquire into any allegation
Of bribery or corruption by the said
Hon. S. C. Pomeroy in the recent elec-
ton of United States Senator by the
legislature of Kansas. Adopted.
The Senate adjourned at o clock this
afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19

A PETITION has been presented to the
Ohio Legislature for law to fine peo-
pie who sleep in church. The petition
was offered by unthinking and unphilo-
sopbical persons. The only law which
would touch the root OF the difficulty
-ould be one imprisoning clergymen
whose sermons compelled somnolence; /;
but, as either OF these laws would rob
sinners OF the major part Of the comfort
they take in going to church, it is not
likely that the Ohio Legislature will act
in the premises, being composed mainly
of the class above nsmed.-Enqarr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19
TELEGRAPH SUM MAR r.

Secretary Boutwell, emphatica!ly de-
MES that be has rendered his resigna-
ion.
Gov. Bennett, OF Idaho, protests
against the Indians in his Territory
being permitted to move at large.
Judge Barrett has decided it would
be irregular to proceed with the trial OF
Tweed's civil suit case.
The Steamer Norwich from Boston
to New Orleans sprung leak off Barn
gate, and was sunk.
A colored docter named Jetfreys
was fatally stabbed by negro named
Kraft in Danville Virginia, yesterday.
Kraft is in jail.
Senior Lisdion, an eminent Spanish
Merchant, has been arrested N London
charged with defrauding the banking
firm o. Glynn Mills Il Co, 81 Lombart
Street.
Patterson hss no recollection OF the
Credit Mobiier stock deposited in his
name with Norton Bliss 4. Co, bankers,
in New York city.
A fire occurred in tenement house IN
Brooklyn yeasterdsy. Two children
were burned to death and Mrs. Taylor
Jumped from the window and Was Ia
tally injured.
One man was killed and two serious
ly injured by the caving OF an enbank'
ment, while engaged in excavatlng
Union Tuauel, near Baltimore.
There is no truth in the story tele-
grsphed from Baltimore that the Penna
Railroad company had least the Nor
;hern Cincinnati railroad guaranting
A stock dividend Of per cent.
The recent trial of Jesse uppercue'
for the murder OF his aunt, Mrs. Wheat
Was commenced in Baltimore, yester-
day. A colored short hand reporter
ior the Tribune, is in attendance.
Commodore Vanderbilt denies the
report extensively circulated, 10 the
effect that the administration o! sfslrf
OF the Boston, Hartford i Erie railroad
was about to pass into his hands.
The Harlan -Dursnt-Check inves
tigation was Continued yesterday. Gen
Boynton, special correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette testiies that he had
learned from Mr.. Bartlett that Durants
checks for $4,000 to Harlan had beer
shown. Mr.. Bartlett had some recol'
lection, telling Gen. Boynton that tn
checks bad been ehown in the commit
tee room and that Harlan offered t
restore the .mousy if they were not .use'
against hin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19

A BEwlLpERED PARrY.-The follow
ing is taken from the St Louis Rep,b-
dean:
A change OF some kind may be look
ed for in the Republican party. 1t
has become absolutely necessary. and
when anything becomes absolutely nee
esaary in a great socisl organization il
is very apt to come, whether all hands
are ready for it or not. The Republi-
can party has ceased to shout its own
praises it could not afford 10 indulge
in that fsvorite sport in the presence
Of the uncoveripg of its vices which is
now going on in the national icsptsl,
and therefore it is silent. For the first
time in its lite, it is ashamed Of itself.
Tne play Of hypocrisy has come to an
end, and the spplsuded chief actors
stand unmarked and detected before a
surprised public. The party has not
even that desperate resource which po-
litical parties usually have, Of throwing
overheard their convicted leaders, dis
svowing their crimes, and calling new
men to their places.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19
CREDIT MOBILIER.

The report Of Mr.. PoLANDs commit
tee has at length been presented.
Enough had leaked out to enable the
sharp agents of the press to forecast the
result, and we find that, just as was
nredicted, the committee recommend
the expulsion OF Messrs AMEs and
Books, members OF The House OF Rep-
resentstiyes, and the condonement OF
the ot.enses of the other members who
were implicated in the fraud. 1t may
be possible that the men whe are thus
singled out Tor punishment were more
guilty than their fellows in corruptlon'
but there is throughout the whole report
amsnifest desire to shield those who, If
thew have brains enough TO be mem
bers of Congress, had sense enough to
know that they were being bribed and
that they were virtually selling their
votes to the Union Pacific railroad
company, or to the Credit Mobilier
company, which was the same thing.
In this discrimination, the Congress
will scarcely be sustained by the senti.
ment OF the people. The condemnation
OF the Credit Mobilier frauds, has been
deep and wide spread, and there is little
disposition on the part OF the public to
excuse the offenses OF any individual
who has been implicated in this matter.
no matter what services be may have
rendered in the past, nor how valuable
his labors for his party may have oeen'
The taint of corruption attaches to
eyery man in the entire list OF Congress
,iopal stock. holders OF the Credit Mobi-
lier Company, aud no application of
whitewash can remove the stain.
,slt seems to be well established that
Mr.. BRookS son-in-law, NEILsoN, held
stock in the concern long before
BRooKs appointment AS director IN
the Union Pac ii: Railroad Company
This fact NAV therefore be held 10 dit
vest Mr Brooks OF any special gull.
in the premises, and place hm upon
sn equal footing with BINGHAM, DAWES,
GARFIELD, KELLY, ScoFIELD and the
rest who shared in and enjoyed
the monstrous dividends Of the concern.
Ii should be sufficient u protect him
rom any ccnsure that does nots fall
equally upon his fellow stockh olders, III
the House of Represe natives, and
should pro tect him from being singled
out for punishment when others OF
equal culpability are permitted 70 go
tree
However, we are disposed to regard
as healthy sign the disposition OF
Congress 10 expel any OF lis members
for bribery and corruption, and We look
upon the Investigations now being had
q. afforiing some evidence that tue
Congress has still some regard for the
decent proprieties Of life, and that pub
Tic sentiment still exercises some con-
trel over public servants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19
OK the 2sth ult Mrs Wares, wife Of

OK the 2Sth ult Mrs Wares, wife OF
George Wares OF Union Township this
county, gave birth to three children
two girls and a boy,-ths first one
about 10 O'Clock on the night Of the
2Sth and the other two about 3 o'clock
on the morning OF the 29th. The
babes weighed respectively, girls 5
pounds each, and the boy 6 pounds.
They are named Andrew, Mslinba
amp Della
Mrs. Wares is thirty-fve years OF
age, and has given birth TO fourteed
children; once before this occurrence,
twins. Our informant says both the
mother and children are doing WE'LL
Pt. Pleasant Register.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February Is

N.t s''
FLOUR-West Howard St, SUPER
fine at IS 75@6 Is; do, extra 81 OO(a
s So do, fine SO 009l0 90.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and steady;
choice white and amber at ~ 25a2 IS:
fair to prime white at 81 00dn2 ~,
common to prime red at 81 SOAP 30;
western red at 81 S092 90 Corn dull
nom; white southern At 63c; do yeI.
low at 60c mixed western 45a46.
Oats firm; western mixed at 44647c
and southern 46@47c. Rye quiet.snd
unchanged.
HAY-Unchsnged.
PROVISIONS-Quiet lees buoyant.
Mess pork nominal at ia O0GI4 25.
Bulk meats, little Offering, shoulders
Ste; rib sides 6s96!c; clear rib sides.
6iG6i; bacon, unchanged. Hams I2i
@l5c. Lard quiet at S9Sic.
BUTTER-N esteru unchanged.
WH1SKY-Stesdy at 92ic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19
Ohio and Baltimore shOrt Line Co.,
Organized nj Warrington, Pa.

Special Dispatch to the Commercial.
WASHINGTON, Pa. February 1.-THE
Ohio and Baltimore Short Line Rail-
road Company was organized here
to-day. The company is organized for
the purpose Of constructing, maintain
ing and opening a railroad from point
west Of Clokeyville, this county to some
point at or near Dawsop's station, on
the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Rail
road. This road is to connect the
Hempfield Railroad with the Connels-
vile Railroad aHd form part of the
great through line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Com pany to Chicago and
the seabosrd. c. NJ. Reed, OF Wash
ington, is President of the Company,
and the following persons are directors
Thomas McKennan, w. w. Smith,
VIM. Workman, S. B. Hays, all OF
Washington and T. H. Garret. VIM.
Keyser and John K. Cowsn OF Balti-
more.
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Cfnefnnatt Market.

CINCINNATI, February IL
COTTON-Quiet midlsnds 20c.. Re
ceips $50. shipments 7SS. stock sil7,
COAL-Sales at 1920 delivered;
FLOUR-Q1iet Sales Al 6 0096 50
family 7 9098 IS
ORAIN-Wkeat firm; Red ! T23
] rs; Corn. 40t943c Osis 30t93sc;
Barley s0S9o Rye, No. 2, s39s5.
LIVE HoGs-Active, and range
4 50@5 90 receipts 22,750
LISSEED 0IL-Stesdy, prices nrm.
held higher.
PORK-Held 6rm 1926 Bulk meats,
Shoulders 4fc Sides II; Bacon frmer;
no Shoulders in Market;N capvsssed
shoulders held st III sugar cured hams
l29l3}. .,.,,
ToBAccO-Fsir demand and good
TALLOW-Sas2.
wHISKEY-Fnm, at ssc.
CATTLE-Caitls Receipss ssa Sheep
lUC, s.E4rHsIEr. rFf.-rr e. ~ ~
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Chicago Market,

CHlCAGo, FebrDarv Is.
GRAIN-Whest quiet. Prices Ia
l1c. per busbel lower. No. 2 spring
! 22t91 23t seller February. closing
quiet ! 22s, seller March Is: seller
April. FLOUR-Firmly he'd, quiet.
CoRN-Quiet, present fairly active Ter
luture delivery. prices steady. No. 2,
sold at BIT @3lt93l4G3li, seller
closing 3lt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19

WARRINGTON special says it is gen.
orally understood that Charles W. Ford
will be Secretary of the Interior in
Grants new Cabinet Don't ask us
who Charles W. Ford is. We presume
that, as usual iu such cases, nobody on
the face of the earth knows but Grant
himself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19

IT is now reported that a re>eIamina-
ton of Mr.. Colfax' accounts at the First
National Bank, shows in July, 1858, he
received q draft from Nesbettr OF New
York, for $1,000. 1t is about the date
that he received that thousand dollar
bill handed him by Oakes Ames. Thin.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, February

TOLEDO, February IS.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady; no. 2
red winter, Y, no. amber Michigan
! 76.
CORN-Quiet high mixed 3S3, low
mixed 38tc, no grade 35c.
OATS-Quiet; no. 2 34tc@34ic.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19

TIE SULTAN OF Turkey lately ordered
q new palace, on which art had been
lavished, to be razsd because he stun-
bled a. he entered the edifce for the
first time. He conceived the accident
to be an i'll omen. AZ the advice OF
the Eoglish embssssdore he let it stand.
The advice was, "if you don't you will
put YOUR loot in it all the same"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19

The damage to the draw brigde at
Clarksville, Tennessee, mentioned in
yesterdays dispatches, is more serious
than first supposed. 1t will take six or
eeven days to repair the damage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-19
Feb. IL.
Great Western Gun Works.

DIFLES, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR-
ton, Sporting Goods, Rins Barrels, Loeha,
Mounting Gun Materials, &C, Send for
Price List. Address J. n. JOHNSTON, Great
Western Gun Works, LIZ sinithneld strest.
Pittsburgh, Pa. N. B.-Army Carbina, n.
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PRICE OF TlCKETS.

Whole tickets, $40; halves, 0; and quar-
ters g. 50. Eleven Whole Tickets fhr ei0o.
No scount ouless than 500 orderu. Moth
ing could be more appropriate for preeents
han tickets To this BapQust OF Weslth or
more likely 10 produce RIAnder satisnAoeory
results. The object OF this 1hird Cir Con.
cert In the enlargement and endowment OF
the Public Library OF Kentucky, which, by
the special act authorizing the concegt for
lis benefit Is to be forever free 70 all citissns
OF every state. his Concert Will b con-
Quoted like the frst and second herseotory
given, aud full particulars OF the mode Of
everything necessary TO . thorough under
standing Of the scheme, nom bsyinhin9 70
end, are now published In the form OF .
circular, which will be furnished ne of
cost % any who apply. The entire manage
ment OF this undertaking has been com.
mitted by the trustees 10 Hon. Thos.
Rramletta, laie Governor OF Kentucky, 10
whom all com mmuncations pertaining ~
the Siit Concert should be addro I'D.
RI. DURRETr, Prst
W. n. HA, DENAN, vice Pres1.
JOHN =. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library Of
fFHRMERs q pRovKRs BANK. Trsa<
urer.
TT, kets are now ready for sale. and all
orders for them, or applications for agsncie.,
circulars, Information. etc, wall meet VIII
prompt attention when addressed 70 me -
below diiected.
THOS. Y. BRAMLKrTB,
Louisville, KY,
Agent Public Library ~.
J.v. l.. ROD9 ERN, Agent,
,a,,l-datswxveow
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rHErINEsr In TBE WORLDS

DIRCES NOTE PAPERS MADE IN
Aberdeen, scotland. Thsss fMpsrS
are the most elegant ever brought 70 Wheel.
ing. anu are o. ali the most fashionable
uuts with Envelops 10 match.
Special attention paid tn decorating walls
A. W. PAUf.L
Feb. III.
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LIST OF GIFTS ,

Total, 1000 Gins. all Cash.
To pioyide means for this magnidceut
Concert, One Hundred thousand Tokes
only will be issued, large portion Of which
IL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13

selfish with purpose for whose
accomplishment there has beer
oftentimes exhibited q cheerful vii.
lingness that the more genial public
men of the times shall be back bit
ten and derided and with nothing
better than q narrow personalism to
crafty, this 1.-the and graceful dema-
gogue presents not one human char
acteristic that is entitled to Joe
Goodman's advocacy and approval
rs against the party whose face Booth
slapped with his puny hand when be
had made up his little starched and
ruffled mind to repudiate his oft re-
peated voluntary pledge to never be
a candidate for the Senatorship dur
ing his term as Governor. The time
has not yet arrived when that man.
elected to Office by Republican votes,
and who takes the Sacramento Union
for his organ and Greed Raymond
for his political godfather has any
right to the support of any journal
claiming q voice in the affairs of the
Republican party. The political
to whose marked and
special favor Mr.. Booth owes his
official existence I'VE have no pa
thence with those who are poor
spirited enough to think he favored
the party by accepting q nomination
at its hands, is of far greater con-
whatever has been done in
its name, than the political life of a
thousand walking gentlemen" such
IS he.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13
LATEST KILOGRAMS.

The Eastern tea trade is so much dis
turbed by the growing proportions Of
the same as conducted in San Francisco
that many failures are reported.
The President is reported as saying
that he thinks there should be an inter-
ference by the outside powers to stop
the barbarities practiced by the Spanish
authorities in Cuba.
A telegram from Havana states that
the captain and 36 of the crew of the
Virsinius had been executed at Santiago
de Cuba, and that on the next day, II
volunteers captured at the same time
were shot. Alfaro, who is said to have
been on his way to take the Presidency
of the Cuban Republic when captured
offered, in vain, $1,000, 600 for his life.
A steamer has just arrived in Sar
Francisco from Japan. belong had
presented Bingham, his successor, to
the Emperor: had been presented with
two splendid vases by his Majesty; and
had entertained the Emperor on board
the American ship of war Lackawana.
belong was the recipient of a very
fiattering farewell address from the
throne.
Unusual activity is reported at the
Philadelphia navy yard. The fitting of
several monitors for sea has been or
dered.
Suits have been commenced in Wash
ing.on against the California and Texas
Company Of which Tom
Scott is the chief.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13
THE TIGRESS 49, THE POISONING
STORY.

THE TIGRESS 80 THE POISONING
STORY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1Oth.-The Uni
ted States steamer Tigress arrived
here yesterday from the arctic voy-
age in search of the Polaris. The
details of the voyage up to her arri-
val at st. Johns have already been
published. She left st. Johns on
the morning of the 3Oth ultimo. All
on board are in excellent health after
their voyage. During converse
ton on the voyage from st. Johns
to New York Captain Tyson said
that at the time of Halls death there
was q good deal said on board the
Polaris about poisoning, etc. When
the idea of poisoning was first sug-
gested all hands wondered whether
there was anything in it or not. The
rumor was circulating in the ship
before Captain Halls body was cold.
Tyson says Buddington came in and
called him ont of the cabin into the
ailey-way between the cabin and the
rail and said: Don't you say any
thing about it to any body, but that
Dutch Doctor, old Bissell, has
poisoned the old man." Tyson said:
Il don't believe it." Bnddington
said again: Eyes he did, d-n him;
1 know it, l tell YOU" Buddington
afterward cautioned Tyson and Nor
ton to look out for Bissell, as, if
they were not careful, Bissell wonld
poison them, too. Tyson's own ex-
pressed opinion was that Bissell did
not poison Hall. Bissell and Hall
did net get along we'll together, but
he did not think Bissell had any thing
to do with it, if Hall was poisoned.
What Hall impaired to Joe and
Hannah. Tyson regards as only the
raving of delirium. During the lat
ter part of his sickness Hall could
not bear to have Buddington near
him, and Haron, the steward, once
saw Buddington seize and choke
Hall, because he would not sign
certain papers. Tyson thought the |
papers might have been documents
the command of the ex-
petition to Burlington. Hall ct |
me time entertained the idea Of
over the command to Bud. |
lingtoD.