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had been investigated and that there was
nothing in them. Whenever parties came
to inform US OF fraud they always told
us that Joyce and Mcdonald were in the
way and should not be notified OF any
contemplated action on account Of these
rumors. ] had my suspicious Of these
two officials
Redirect examination.-I never knew
OF Mcdonald placing any obstacle in the
way Of any investigation by me. He al
ways said that the matter had been fully
investigated and that he didn't care how
much 1t was looked into.
VIM. Patrick testitied-I acted as US.
Attorney from November, 1872, 10 May,
1875. Acted Us Assistant District At
torney from 1869 until the time OF my
appointment, never had any CONVERSE
tiOn with Mcdonald or Joyce, or any.
body else, which connected me with the
whiskey ring and never received money
from any such sources,
In the crOss.examination Mr.. Patrick
gave q full history Of the prosecution Of
the ring or any Of its members, 30 far as
they came within his knowledge, up to
the time Of his removal, covering the case
referred to by the preceding Witless, and
giving details Of several efforts
made by himself in connection with Col
lector Ford about frauds.
Gen. II. 9, Boynton was then called
and testified: lam and have been the
Washington correspondent Of the Cincin.
natl Gdsehe since January, 1906. During
this time have been located almost con.
tinually in Washington. l knew Con
Megrue in Washington and know par.
ties there with whom he Is acquainted.
His general reputation for truth and YER
acity is not good among those OF his
acQuaintanCes whom l know. Ina mat.
ter where Megrue is personally interested
l would not believe him under oath.
On crOss.examination the witness said:
| never heard any statement In regard
to his swearing falsely; never heard Of
his being putupon oath until the present
case. | have heard his reputation for
truth and veracity discussed. When I
speak Of his reputation for truth l don't
speak from any knowledge Of his swear.
ing; | never knew OF his being sworn.
Here the defence closed, and after Judge
Treat had cautioned the jury Of the neces.
sity 70 the utmostr circumspection In
guarding against all outside influences,
that they might come into court with un.
biased minds TO hear the suggestion Of
the counsel, tho court adjourned to
Monday morning when the counsel will
sum up the case.
The three other indictments presented
in the United States Court to-day, re.
ierred to in a previous dispatch, are al.
legged to be against Revenue Agents Bras.
ter, Brooks and Hague, The indictments
against Mckee and Mcguire, returned to-
day, arc for conspiracy to defraud the
government. Both gentlemen enter into
a personal recognisance to appear Mon.
day and give bonds.
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A. F. GtBBoSs, Esqr, editor Of the
Charleston Journal, writes rs follows in
regard to his recent nomination for Audi
tor, by correspondent Of the 1NrELLt.
GENCER:
ave make our bow this mornihg-with
all the mOdesty, grace, and gratitude an
editor can COmnand-tO correspondent
Of the Wheeling lSTELLr0ENCER from
FaifmOnt, who honors our name with n
prominent place upon the next Repub-
liCan State ticket.
We print the letter In full that our
friends in this part Of the State may
consider some Of the valuable SuggeStions
made in reference to an early 0rganiIa-
ton Of the party for the next campaign.
A change Of rulership In West Wiz.
ginia, will he welcomed by the majority
Of the people. Republican ascendancy
will howevc cost us vigorous and earn.
eat work. Whoever shall be selected to
stand 10 the front against the Democracy
must not expect TO escape vituperation,
or hope 10 walk over the course with fold.
cd arms.
In that contest, which we trust will bc
conducted under the banner Of organized
Republicanism, we propose, az we have
hitherto. to do our part wherever 1t is
thought we can best promote the public
good"
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CHICAGO, November 20.-At five min.
uIes past two ULeary had walked 464
miles, Weston 427 miles.
Al 1l:2O tonight O'Leary and Weston
withdrew from the track al the E1posi.
tion building, the former having made
503 miles, and the latter Asia. 0'Leary
made his last mile in 13 minutes and 10
seconds. Weston's last mile was made In
10 minutes and 10 seconds. O'Leary has
walked to-day rs miles; Weston OF miles.
The vast space Of the Exposition build.
ing has been well filled during the day and
this evening. The Secretary estimates
the attendance this evening at $500
persons,
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DIR SOLOMON PARSONS, Of Portland,
West vcrginia, died at that place on
Monday last, in the cighty.secOnd year of
his age. lie was a soldier in the war of
1912, and practiced medicine in Tucker
and adjoining counties for the past forty
FIVE yeun. lie was driven from his
home In Tucker county, in 1901, on &c.
count Of his uncompromising Union SEN
timents and the active part he took in
the reorganization Of the new State. lie
was d member Of the Convention which
met in Wheeling in 1861, and afterwards
served term in the Legislature Of this
State, rs Delegate from Tucker county.
lie moved to Portland in 1862, where he
has since resided.
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verdict Set Aside.

LOUISVILLE, November 2l.-The yer.
dict In the case Of the United States
against 0. II. Bhtbridge rendered Fri.
day, giving judgement against Butbriige
for over $4,000, was set aside yesterday
ns faulty, from the fact that the claim Of
the judgement given was considerably
more than his bond, which was S2j,O06.
Another trial OF the case has commenced.
Two colored men named Willis Wall
and Ben Hardin are reported, by spec.
ial telegram to the CdHrier.Joarndi from
Dnnvilie, to have been mortally wounded
on Saturday night. When shot they were
attempting a robbery, which the alithori.
ties had been informed Of by one Joshua
Robertson, also colored. Robertson said
he had overheard the conversation Of
these men in regard 10 committing the
robbery, but they, who are now dying,
state that the whole affair was planed
by him. Their story is believed and
Robertson IL now In iail.
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Rridre Iinrned.

PHILADELPHIA, November 20.-The
Market street bridge was burned this
evening. The destruction Of the bridge
will cause great inconvenience TO paSsen.
gers, the Adams Express Company and
large manufacturing establishments on
both sides OF the river. Tho Pennsylva.
MIA Railroad Company propose to erect a
temporary bridge in the event Of failure
Of the City Council TO erect new struc.
ture. The wires Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, and the railroad
and city wires were broken, and commu-
nication interrupted. The Mayor has
called special meeting Of the Council
Monday to take such action as may be
required in the premiSes. Tomorrow
The Radical officials hold a conference
with The Mayor. The bridge was origi.
nally erected in 1905, and IN 1850 was al.
tered so ns 10 make connection between
the city railroad and the Pennsylvania
Road. The peers OF the structure are
still In good condition. The bridge was
insured by the city for $4,000. $4,000
was In the Royal Several iremen were
injured duriug the progress Of the fire.
The insurance on the Market street
bridge amounts 10 $7G,G6G
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Threatened War on the Mexican
Border,

GALVESTON, November 2O.-The fol.
lowing telegram was received from San
Antonio, Texas, dated the goth inst:
Major Alexander has arrived at Los
CuGvOs. lie reports that forty men OF the
Sth Cavalry crossed this morning before
his arrival by Randletts order, Major
Clendennin having left for Ringgold to
support McNally, who was driven by the
Mexicans to the river. This was done In
violation Of the orders gwen by me yes.
terday morning. have direc ed Major
Alexander to return his troops 10 the
north bank. lie has answered, at will
be done Immediately. l have carried out
your other instructions In regard to the
surrendering Of tho thieves and return.
ing the property" Major Alexander re-
ports large numbers Of troops conCentrn.
ting in front OF him.
POTTER, Commdndinq
II is by no means impossible that tho
MexiCans mny use the offensive. Los Cue.
vos is the notorious den of Cortfna and
his robbers. Not leSa than 1000 could
be assembled there on short notice.
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RICHMOND, VA, November 20.-Just
previous 10 the departure Of the 800 train
an exciting scene occurred between Gen.
Bradley 4. johnson and Gen. John D.
1mboden. The latter getting of the train
was approached by Johnson, who saying
TO Imboden that lie had been looking for
him all day, administered sundry blows
with cowhide. Imboden made al John.
son, when the latter drew a pistol, but
before he could use II both were separa.
ted and arrested. The cause Of the az.
sault Is attributed 10 the evidence given
by lmboden in the contested election case
between johnson and Knight for seats in
the State Senate.
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ALAdER ViCToRY.-Cotbin, the plucky
saloon. keeper Of Westervile, Ohio, who
was made famous by the female Ctusa.
doris, has turned the table upon his petse.
cutors. and, armed with judicial authority
he will tap fresh barrel Of lager and In.
vite the patronage and nickels Of The pub.
lie at large. From having been prayed
with, cried over, threatened mobbed, his
license revoked, his windows smashed,
his liquors spilled, his saloon SeL on fire
and blown up on various occaSions-
after quietly but firmly enduring all thiA,
Cotbin now triumphantly flaunts decree
Of the court Of common pleas reversing
the judgment Of the mayors court of
Westetville, saddling heavy bill Of costs
upon that misguided hamlet, and decid.
Ing that no village council in the state Of
Ohio can by ordinance prohibit the sale
Of beer,
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COLUMBUS, November 2l.-WendeIine,
a brewer by occupation, fell from the
new Green Lawn bridge to-day and was
instantly killed, The bridge Is In course
Of construction across the scioto river.
He attempted to cross the river by wire
on the bridge. He had gone about 25
feet hand over hand when the wire com.
menced cutting his hands, he then sought
to return to the point from which he
started but was unable TO cling to the
wire and fell upon the rocks below and
was dashed TO pieces.
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LITTLE Rock, November 2O.-JudSe
Parker, Of the United States District
Court for the western district Of Afkan.
sns, who Is now holding court at Fort
Smith, holds that white man who mar .
ries an Indian woman and lives in the
territory does not become citizen Of the
Nation, but his allegiance is still due the
United States. The Boudinot party sup
port and the Ross party opposes this
view Of the law,
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CLEVELAND, November 2O.-I In the
United States Court the case Of tho Unit
ed States Va. Diemcr, the jury failed to
agree. Diemer, with others, was indicted
on charge Of conspiracy to defraud the
United States out Of the tax on $4,000
gallons Of spirits. The case has been
conducted by able counsel on both sides
for the past ten days, and has ELECTED
considerable interest,
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Weather Report.


ORVIcE oP THR CIlIRV Sl0NAL OVPlCRR,
WARRINGTON, u. q, Nov, 22-l AN,
PROBABILITIES,
For South Atlantic and Gulf States and
Tennessee rising and high barometer,
northerly to easterly winds, colder, part
ly cloudy weather aud occasional coast
rains.
In the Ohio Valley, Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys and Upper
Lake region high followed by falling bar
ometer, east to south winds, stationary to
rising temperature, partly cloudy wealth
er; from the Missouri partly cloudy
weather, from the Missouri Valley TO
the Lake Superior region possibly Cccu.
sional snow.
For tho Lower Lakes, Middle States
and New England, high and rising bar
ometer, northwest 10 northeast wind,
generally clear and decided cold weather,
followedin the First District by falling
hAromainF
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BosroN, November 2l.-The ship Vic.
toria arrived here to-day from Calcutta
with the officers and crew Of the ship
John Paskal, Of Bangor, Maine, which
vessel was destroyed by fire on her pas.
sage from Calcutta 10 New York. A por.
tion Of her crew, as previously reported,
arrived at Plymouth, England, and their
statement Is fully corrobofated.
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DUBUQUE, November 21.--The Poor
House for Dubuque county, located three
miles north Of this city, was burned this
morning about 7 o'clock. The bare walls
only are left. Loss $4,000, Insurance
$4,000. II had fifty inmates, but none
Of them were seriously burned. The
thermometer was two degrees above zero
at the time Of the FIRE.
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Explosion OF a Blast Furnace.

PITTSBURGH, November 2l.-At 4:45
this morning Morehead 4 Cos. blast fur.
mace, on Second avenuc, in the 14th Ward
Of this city, exploded near the top hole.
Michael lTalpin was struck and knocked
down by stream Of molten metal, which
was then scattered over him and, he was
horribly burned. lie fingered In terrible
agony until $3.50 A. NJ, when death ensued.
Edward CrOwder, a young man, was burnt
OH the back, legs and side Of the head dan.
gerouSly; will scarcely recover. Jacob
Bruner was also burnt on the face and
body, not 40 seriously however. The
cause Of the explosion 10 unknown.
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Beaten 10 Death and Robbed.

RICHMOND, November 2l.-T. Tinsley,
a country store.keeper in Chesterfield
county, was fatally beaten last night and
his money and watch taken and store
robbed. Tinsley left his residence for
his store At the request OF unknown per-
sons, who said they wished to make some
nurnlIaRpa
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FountIered In The storm.

SAN Francisco, November 2O.-The
brig William Antic left Humbolt Bay on
October the 10Th for this port. Aportion
Of her hull has come ashore at Gold Bluff.
She Is supposed 10 have fOundered in the
recent gales. Nothing has been heard Of
her crew. She was owned by KentGeld &
Co., Of this city. There have been heavy
rains in all parts Of the State for the last
wnak
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A 100000 LibcI Suit.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2O.-The
complaint Of James ". simonton against
The proprietor Of the Ala for libel was
fled to-day. The damages are laid at
$4,000. The suit is based on an article
in The Aha Of Sept. 2lSt, accusing the
plaintiff Of OBTAINING press dispatches and
conSpiring to break the Bank Of Califor.
ala
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FIRE RECORD
RNO.OOO.

NEWARK, N. j., November 2O.-A fire
occurred In Marshall 4 Cos, extensive
clothing store, Nos. 800 and 81, Broad
street, about 4 o'clock this morning,
caused by leakage Of gas. The interior
and contents were destroyed. Loss esti-
mated at over $4,000; partially insured.
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LOUISVILLE, November 2O.--The State
Grange appointed BeriSh MagofIin and
Hon. K. D. Jacob, respectively, ex.Govet-
nor and ex Lieutenant Governor Of Ken.
tucky, Delegates to The 81. Louis Rail-
road Convention,
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MILWAUKEE, November 2O.-s. ],
Conklin, ex.Special agent, was arrested
here to-day charged with receiving mon
ey from a distiller In April last.
The court after hearing several wit.
nesses In the case against KeOwort and
North, adjourned ill Monday.
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MOODY AND sANKEY.

A crowd gathered at the Brooklyn
Tabernacle this morning expecting to Us.
sist at the last services Of Moody and
Sankey, but the reyivalists did not ap-
pear. They were preparing for Phila.
delphia. Mr.. NeedhAm, the Irish Evan
gelist conducted the service, and Deacon
Hawley read the prayers.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Loss Of shipping BY the Storm,

Loss OF shipping by the storm.
LONDON, November 2O.-It is believed
that thirteen vessels foundered in the
Downs during the storm last night, and
forty or fifty lives lost. Five to ak hum
dred vessels Of all sorts are now anchor
ed in the Downs waiting for fair weather.
The coast between Yarmouth and Low.
estpoint is Strewn with;wrecks, andthres
vessels arc ashore on Goodwin Sands.
FAILED.
Sloan Richards, metal broker at Bir-
mingham, has tailed. Liabilities esti-
mated at about half a million dollars,
NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE,
A special telegram from Calcutta in re.
gard to the reported conspiracy in Ran
COON says the alarm originated with q
band Of DakOits, or robbers, who attempts
ed to seize the arsenal. The affair Is not
believed to have any political siguiG-
canoe.
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UREA, n. Y, November 2l.-satur.
day Lodice and Albert Fredenburg,
mother and son, were found guilty Of
the murder Of 0rlo Davis in GraysVille.
Ilerkimer county, last June, and were
sentenced by Judge Merwin to be hung on
Friday. December 3lst, at Hetkemer.
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srRtxortEIp, November 2l.-T. W,
Adams & Co., the stockbridge woolen
manufacturers, have suspended. Their
liabilities are $4,000 and assets 500, 900.
They can pay 25 cents on the dollar and
will probably not be forced into bank.
FnhICv
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OMAHA, November 2O.-No little inter.
est Is being manifested in religious mat
ters here. Tomorrow a newsboys and
bootblackS sunday school opens under the
most favorable auspices. Also public
preaching and services In MuSic Hall.
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New HAVEN, November ala woman
with n boy resembling Charlie Ross was
arrested at Newtown yesterday, but dis
charged. The child resembled the miss.
Ing boy in everything except the color Of
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SAN FRANctsco, November 2O.-Thc
four mile race cannot come of before
Thanksgiving day. The weather Is still
unsettled, and IL may be still longer de-
faFFaI
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BosroS, November 81. - Two men
named Chase and Sanders, Of Perham.
Artistock County, NiPs fro1e to death
last week.
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TRENTON, November 2l.-A kerosene
oil lamp exploded In a shoemaker shop
kept by Conrad Seigler last evening and
injured six persons. One named George
Ashmofe will probably die.
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New YoRK, November 2l.-Rev. Dr..
stors, who has been called 10 a New
York church, to-day announced his In
tention Of remaining with his Brooklyn
congregation.
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We have received copy Of Smiths
Inder, n monthly publication, devoted to
the local interests Of parketSburg and
Wood county. II ia neatly printed
sheet and should be we'll patroniaed.
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sPRrNuFlEID, November 2l.-General
L. B. 1Iatlin died at his residence last
night, aged 3S. lie was an active and ef.
fcient officer and served with distinction
during the war.
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Another RecIlIying Establish.
ment Seized.

Sr. Louis, November 2O.-The rectify.
ing establishment Of lIoesche & Co., this
city, was seized to-day for violation Of the
rnvrnue laW9.
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New YORK, November 2O.-Arrived--
Necker, from Bremen, and Gallot, from
Hamburg.
New YORK, November 2l,-Afrived
Steamship Germainie, from Liverpool.
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Fntni IsnnIler E1nloalon.

porsvfILE, Pa, November 2O.-at Lo.
cusdale, while miners were on box Of
powder, a spark dropped, igniting the
powder, which exploded, killing Alfred j.
5teeley, Jno. Dufkert and Mordaica
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NEW YORK.
Nmaahinglhe DOeka.

NEW YORK, November 2O.-The ship
Thomas Way, which was being repaired
on the Merchants dry docks, broke
through the docks last evening, making Of
them q complete wreck. The docks cost
in the early days OF the war 81 ,2OOO 900.
The damage to the ship, il any, has not
been ascertained.
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nAILnoAn coNYENTIoN.

The arrangements for the National
Railroad Convention TO be held on the
% inst, are oil perfected, Delegates
have been appointed from twenty.seven
States and territories.
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900 LibeIsnlt Threatened.

ST. LOUIS, November 2l.-A special
dispatch stating that y. A. January, one
Of the largest Wholesale grocers In this
city and very wealthy man, was among
those indicted in the whisky frauds hay
ing been published in the Chicago Itibuae
Of the 18th, Mr.. January publishes . card
pronOuncing the statement absolutely
false, and stating that he intends to visit
Chicago this week and bring suit against
the Tribune for 100000 damages for de-
fnn nLinn Of nhn nrnnLnr
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IllElN.

MCNELI4-At ten minutes past u O'clock mid.
night Monday, November %, ISIS, At hia residence
on Zane street, Island, JOHS ", MCNELLI oiheaft
disease, ln the 9th year Of bis ago.
Funeral nOtieo to-morTOE,
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MADE ANlAsaIaNMENT.

The assignment of Claudius B. Conant,
coal merchant, TO Mr.. MarstOn was filed
to-day. Liabilities $l1O, 1926 assets $79,.
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nnnih nl lInnninr Ferrr.

NoRwALK, CoNN, November 2O.-sen.
ator Ferry, whose health has been failing
for some months, died this afternoon.
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Amended indictments were presented
to the U. s. District Court against VIM.
McKeeand Constantine Mcguire, and one
against them jointly. Other indictments
were also found, but against whom has not
transuircd,
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FAILED.
CANADA.


MONTREAL, November 2O.-Naviga-
ton is about closed, The steamers that
left for Quebec on Thursday were obliged
to return, and have gone into winter
quarters.
BODY sNATCHINo.
The vault in the Catholic cemetery Of
St. Denis has been broken into and sever
al corpses carried away,
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Tom Allen denies that he has put up
the forfeit for fight between him and
Jim Mace. lie says Mace 10 in England,
but should he return here and challenge
him (Allen) to fight II might be accepted,
but as the matter stands now IL Ia fraud,