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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

ENGLISH papers says the New York
Tribune, report frequent blockades Of rail'
roads in consequence OF the snow. These
accounts remind us Of tho fact, which II
well worthy Of notice, that throughout
this winter, severe Us 1t has been we have
not yet heard Of a single sno%!bloCkNdt
OH the Union Pacific Railroad. Twt
years ago, we received constant reports o.
travellers being snowed-np for days, and
even weeks, together. The improvement
has, we believe, been Causedby the Gle
vation Of The track across tlle more ex.
posed districts five or six feet above The
level. The snow lies light, and ID
easily blown from the elevated track
by the winds. The result isl that the
traffic has been unimpeded-a feat Of no
little consequence, considering how great
ly emigration must necessarily be Stimu'
lated in the future, and the material re-
sources Of the country developed, by Ibis
important lineot communication between
the Atlantic and Pacific. We shall moi
find the tide Of immigration from abroad
falling off, when the wonderful mineral
and agricultural wealth Of the country
spanned by this road comes to be fully
appreciated. 4
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LITTLE Rock, January SOl-Ths State
Board Of Finance publishes call to the
holders Of Arkansas bonds, asking a cor.
respOndenCe with q view 10 consolida.
tion and settlement Of the outstanding debt
against the State. A convention Of The
bondholderS Is suggested BY resolution
Of the General Assembly. TT.
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COLUMBUS, o., January 8lt-About q
thousand persons, including members ol
the General Assembly, municipal officers
and citizens, visited the chapel at The
Ohio penitsntiary to-day to witness the
marriage Of Thomas Miles and Nancy
Scott, two uohvicts, whose term Of service
for burglary expired to-day, The par.
ties were engaged to be married at The
time the burglary was committed, and
rather than 10 separated from her lover
the woman plead guilty, and consented to
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NEw YoRK, January 3O.--A report
that Adams Express Company was rob.
bed Of q large amount Of securities and
money In addition to tic $35, 1000 par
value in bonds reported yesterday l. ex.
plicitly denied by the company. Their
losses will not exceed $40 900 III any event
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ADMITTED AS PARTNERs,-We observe
by an announcement in another column
that Messrs. W. Welfeld and s. Hays
have been admitted as partners in the
well.known firm Of Cohn, Sampliner &
Co.. Messrs, Welteld and Hays are thor
Sqeh buSiRef meh, Rnd will be available
iddih6htd % the firm. The firm name will
remain unchanged,
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- IAAUaaf lLlLOE YkQAO la9MaNllIM lIIL0 lKllalR

The local editor OF this piper will give
a chrome and ten cents in Democratic
(Confederate) money for sensational news
items, Never mind the facts, but be cars
full about your srqpPay tPNa spelling;
Wen fix up the facts ID the Oliiee, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

PERsONAL,-Wm. H. oxtoby, Esq., has
gone to Erie County, Pa, for few days
relaxation.
Capt, Grace, of Pittsburgh, and J, II,
Dunlap, Of Gray's Iron Line, are register
ed al the Grant House.
DR.. Logan again occupies the Presiden-
lial chair in the Second Branch Of COuR.
ell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

LONDON, january SO.-The object Of
the Queen In coRvening the Cabinet
Council at Osborn Is TO have a discussion
on the royal message to be submitted at
the opening parliament.
The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from
The Bank Of England on balance to-day
Eas &9l, 900, .. II
Russia has recognized King Altonzo.
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CottAbUs, o. january 81 IT. ". Po.
land, Of this city, has inystetiouHly dis.
appeared He MAS last seen On Wednes-
day Walking on the tailroad track near
New Paris. lie IL about 81 yeats old,
stout bhill, and has black beard and hair.
lie IA supposed 10 be insaiie.
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CLRVE1AND, January 3d. Bernard
Boiicher, Who was arrested on a charge
Of attempting to set fte to the U. s. bond.
ed warehouse last Thursday, had pre-
Iihinpti lS4amipAiipn t4dAl 4 He Fas
b6dhd utet ID APPEAR before 'the Coin Of
Common Pleas IN the sum Of $4,000.
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Hos. A. !. BOREMAS will please accepl
our thanks for n copy Of the Memorial
Addresses on Charles Sumner, delivered
in the United States Senate April u
1874. .-..L.-' -. l
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BosroS. JANUARY SO.-Mts. Mary Eel.
lows, vile Of John Fellows, Treasurer oI
the Chelsea Savings Bank, was 10 Badly
burned to-day by her clothes tAking Ore
al the stove, that elle dirdItWV hours after.
ward. 1Ier hhabAhd' Wal also badly
burned in hhi eiottaitd e&linguish The
flames, i..i.V N.
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How MANY CoSFgDEltArEs YorED FdI
ANDY JouNsoN.-A special dispatch II
the New York Times from Nashville says
The followlngdispatch was sent this even
ing by Col. Birch, lat6 chairman Of Tn
Democratic State COMMITTEES, to Gen, Johr
b. Gordon, ut Washington, in answer tt
telegram asking how many rebels voter
for Andy johnson; 1thf
Scaaior:--Nine Senators, confederate
and three Union men, Twenty-one Rep
resentativcs, confederate, and nineteen
Union men. Nearly all the confedcratc'
served during the entire war and some
lost limbs. lf. EtJI
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ITIoNAL LOCAL.

IshASp ButbptNo AssOciA1oN,--Ths
Island Building, Association on Friday
night elected The following Board Of Dll
rectorsi j. NJ. Bicksl, e +, 6tisWell, j.
B. Lukcns, +, ]. Stone, G. II. Watkins,
l., II. Morris. Yla lf
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WHEN you gel out ofbtd In the morn.
ing, and shivet till every tooth IN yout
head Is loose, II will, il future, be some
sOlaee to your wounded feeling to re.
member that We are moving at the rate
Oi7OOOo miles A day, withohr helmhard
on for the sun. '''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

RICHMOND, VA, January SOt-A color.
ed burglar named Cornelius Robinson
was shot dead early this morning In the
house Of and by Hush Burgess, Collector
Of Internal Revenue, whose act was jns.
titled by the Coroners Jury.
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Gr9ttelligettefr

THERE was q decline in tbeaprices OI
coal at the Scranton sale in New York
last week Of l9l To % cents Per ton since
the sale Of last month";
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RIAAIA.

81, PErERsRuRo, January SO,-Thc
Car has sent . note 10 tue Prince oi
Montenegro congratplating hln upon The
peaoeable solution Of the difficulty be-
tween his government and thai Of Turkey
In regard 10 the Podgoritze affairs,
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PORTLAND, January 9ls-Pennell, the
late county trgasufer has turned over
what property he had, and his bondsmen
will make up the balance Of the deficit In
the treasury, caused by the late robbery.
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QUEBEC, January S0.-The Beaufort
Female, iIunaie tASylutn % The Mont
mofehcy road was burned last night.
Three patients wete burned 10 death!
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AuaunA, ME., January 81 The Con
stituLional Commission yesterday dc.
feated, byayote Of u TO 2, Tie provision to
amend the Constitution, To allow women
to be electors under the same restrictions
ha man
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The IEinter,,,nIn .rrinl.
0Eils.sEYEIlI Isa tlg!IIsSsas.1e,ss, "a. r

IUIIlt UlWU IIVUHyf HIICT lIHV NINIHUtHI IT.
behalf Of the prisoner, the Court rendered
n decision tliscbnrging Wihtermnle and
then ordering lin In charge Of ihi
sheriff to u RaitA hurlhct action by The
Grand Jury. There Ia now little pros.
peCt that Wintermute will be punished
His friends are elaletl, anil General Nc
Cooks friends are Cortespondingly de
pressed. , h-,.n,1Ln \ nm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

NEw YoRk, January SO-The Enaiag
Posi- publishes rumof that large house
In Boston suspended to-day. t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

NEW YoRK, Januaty S0-1oans, IN.
crease, $l24,3dt specie, decrease, s., s,s04,:
COO; legal tenders, increase, $l,0Sl, 900
deposits, decrease, $956, 6,60g circulation,
decrease, S95l 200; reserve, decrease, 81,
64l,1O0S fy IL M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

7 t,BEoN, jAnhafy Sd.LTha United
States steamer Franklin haEAttlved in The
PEYxoU1tI, januaty Si.-Atsiyed-
Steamship Pometahl6, from New York.
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OMAHA, NEp., January Sl.-A courte.
san named Fanny Roget9 committed
suicide h6fe tddAt VI II. q SAidlthal her
right name was Alice Taylor, Of Rochelle,
IiIs
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NENATORIAL ELECTION.
- - iNIl
WisCONytN,

MILWAUKEE, January 3O.-'rhe nintl
ballot Of the Legislature for United Statel
senator-Carpenter received 81, Bragg A
Cole 13, Guppy 8, Atwood Cameron anL
Brown l eacll. A number Of tho plVmberl
havt pared blF dgo6e hdme.'
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MINNEsOTA.

ST. PAUL, January .SO.-The vote for
United States Senator was substantially
the same as yesterday. There Is no pros.
pect Of an Immediate election. '"
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NoTIcEs.
COPARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

We have this day formed Copartnershlp under
the arm name q EmShdmOF RrGs Pafti1i know
C will please call land settle at our respective StoFs
N. EAfSlIEIAtER,
L. EMSHEIMER.
T, SIN connection With the above, We beG 10
return our thanks iUa the liberal patronage hereto
ieFe bestowed upon Us, and solicit continuance u
The aMe IRn97
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

ROME January King Victor
Emanuel gave an audience yesterday to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

OUT Of the solemn protundity of coun,
Try editorials there CLEANS occasionally n
fash Of small arms that reminds one Of
Waterloo, We weep, aud will not be
comtOrted, that our Shinn should have
become-but We cannot continue. This
Is the cause Of It all
at Is hoped, now that The irony (l) IN
his blood Is all exhausted, the brain Of
the INTELLlGEScER loc- HuP Steatl-y, once
more"
We remember CambrOnne'a monosyl.
Liable remark over Waterloo, and weep.
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GERMANY.
ITALY.

The ReiChstag closed liz session this
evening, The bank bill was passed.
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WASHINGTON.
INtAucrs.

h4NAbSIoR
4WAslIIAbTox, January SO.-The Re
publican Senator's we're IN caucus to-day
Tor about Eve hours on the Louisiana
question, and after much debate II wa
concluded to support the President, in
what be had already done relative 10 The
affairs IN that State, and TO stand by him
In the future In support Of the kellogg
Government, Il Il said there are eighi
SenatprS who dissent from this position
Of their Republican associates.
The question Of Pinchhack Ii still be-
fore the Committee on Privileges and
EleCti6ns,S t!lt al1 fipi}HJ'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN THE NAILS,
Colonel I,O.P. Burnside has been ap-
pointed, Superintendent Of .POHtOtRoe
bpilibg and li&hnbipg cletk ,3ii5 George
u, CRehowith fehghe6 N~D''
A package was received at the dead
letter Office to-day containing q half dozen
snakes, two dead and the remainder alive,
One il c0ppeFhead i've feet long, The
reptiles were in a tin box addressed 70
Germany, bud Aiaa Gleenl stopped at New
York on account Of insufficient postage,
''s'' THE ALABAMA REPORT,
Four hundred and eighty pagea OF
the Alabama investigation have been
printed. II commenced on the 24th Of
Dseember, In accordance with . resolution
Of the House Of Representatives. The
testimony taken h very contradictory,
was praCtiCed before and Rt the election,
aud others that there was no intimidation,
Captain Kellogg, Of the 18th Infantry tes-
titled that hD was confident the presence
Of tho troops prevented bloodshed and
riot at Apelika, while ]. Il, Hubbard,
who has been sheFitTfor thrCo years, said
there was some crOwding Of negroes away
from the polls, but he employed troops
to let The voters in, and he hadno further
trOuhlH It.uya I.lfstt. i.t. q
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Tue evening paper claims 70 have
published oil Friday evening "the correct
and complete election returns" and
makes a correction Of the vote for Street
Commissioner in another column Of Sat-
urlay'a paper. In this connection We de.
sire to make known our appreciation Of
the a4lplilRqnt iSnlefedu usi in selecting
Us u 0standard reference" the article head
ed "Municipalo fiVsrSg which was clipb-
ed bbdily 'ff6h SStdhiayS lSTELrI-
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SEVERELY INJURED.-Mrs. Hamilton
widow Of the late Robert Hamilton, who
residesIOn l2thStreet, while on hen way to
'th9th SdStafdhS aOn1G. ltli iRib an exi
cavation near the new school house on the
corner OF EOF and l2th streets, and re-
ceived severe II not fatal injuries. Mrs
Hamilton is quite an aged lady and
almost blind, and 1t issuFpriSing that she
should have undertaken a walk by her
selt on such, precuripus (Ooting " that
ielye.ler1ayt LII =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-28

Senator SchurZ writes to friends IN WASH
ington that he will return to this country 10
October, He has spent most of his time
abroad in Berlin, at the Foreign Office, st ldy..
ing the correspondence between PRUSSIA an q
our Government century ago. intending TO
use the data obtained in the political history
of America which he designs writing
General Garibsldi paid visit to Civita
yeccbia recently and received most enthu..
siastic greeting. The crowd embarrassed
the horses from his carriage and drew MIN
to his hotel. He was deeply moved, saying
- thank you in the name Of Rome and Italy,
AS | know your demonstration Is IN honor
not only of me, but OF liberty"
The Mark Lane Express Of this week
SAYS "Tbe average rise in wheat since las,
week has been fully four shillings mere ana
in France. Should the weather continue
fine the crops may not suffer much on tne
Weld. whatever may be the result as 10 quar-
ity. A return to the former low rates seems
to be impossible" <.Ys-5
Senator Jones of Nevada, A. 7. Stewart o.
New York, and j. D. Coughlin and George
Brown of California, have bought piece Of
land at Delord and Annuciation streets. Ne"
Orleans, wherein they intend to bnild al
artificial ice factory $50 feet long, ZIG fee
wild, and more than 80 feet high, to COS
Eos 600. They have an Ice factory ID oaii
Srnia. one in Chattanooga, one neari!!
finished In Galveston, and are about 10 Daile
one in Atlanta,s
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FINANCIAL.
AfssfgffMoND sTOtYsFYfssskSrzRs

.EgF TUESDAY, July 81. 1878.
sALEs.-s3o0 Virginia consols coupons mon res,
.ident) al ss. - - g 90 ~ -
III, Hotd.-hmerlcsn gold. 113 bid. =
b., Ncurfiss.-Virg eobsols "a hid. VT.
sS S1t- snls new 48H bid. 4S asked virginia d.
Ss nin ce,s M asked: Virginia Interest certa
cs,ls * I'D 20 sksd Virginia tax-rece,rable cou
nom IA. nd. r &: Ut s..4f = -Fy -
cir &s7t -aies.-Rtchni0nd eiSy S's, 1D3 bid /:
Richmond rit 6's, S4IS bid. f..s...i.E, 49,. -
Railroad Bon. ds:-l,esers5urg Railroad Hrst mort
gage Srs. J ann d., s3h bid Richmond aud Pc
terstHirg Railroad first mortgage 7's,J and D.. 80
MORTGAGE SIS, A. h nd o., 100 bid; Richmond,
gage rs, J. and j.. 20 bid; Richmond. Fredfr-
ricksburg and Potomac halirpad second mortgage
6's, j. and D., 70 BID. >.
Railroad IOcks.-Ric1jr4 onu FreaericssbnrR and
Potomac Railroad comm0s, ;tVU par, 90 DID, 70
asked; Richmond, Frederic, @su1g ana fMomac
Railroad per cent. guarapGe. d, 100 par, s2 bid;
Richmond, Fredericksburg asa totomaG Railroad
per cent. guaranteed, ! 90 paErs oid richmond
and DanviIle Railroad, 90 par, - oio, l9 asked;
7. Bunk S0cks.-First National, fSat par, II bid;
State Bank or Virginia. 100 par, q. mo; Mer.
Chants and Planters Savings, Is par ,L3'f asked;
Citizens Savings Bank. 25 par, ~ Dal Bank OF
Commerce, 25 par. rs bid ..,. ss..s. -
Insurance CDnpun Virginia Fire aasa MARINE,
25 par, SO bid. SO asked; Virsinia Stats & par,
25k bid; virginia Home, ] 90 par, 1OS - 'ked;
Merchants and Mechanics, 100y par, 100 ask "a
Old dominion, 100 par, 81 btd, 93H asked PIE, d
mont aud Arlington Life, LOO par, II asked y.
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,,,,,r at the Ricamoha i'sP""".l
,'''r''I '',,,s1o1TrsynLE. july 81. 1879:
am has been the cry now lot
E'.'' 'n ,r%'k II Il were otherwise Tue
c'r' ,,,d W. reversed. neutrality-suspicious.
~ ""1, aud heavy rains the oa 'naa,
ln' "S', 80, :. No, apprccishle. The Wnea''
do. - e, ,nt q! Mi injured. True, the to-
I 'r..' =. h,f SIM new rather than FaIn'
S>IG. ' sarni haven't leard any one n,', o S,'n
~. '..' 20 Gather the otn'r nan nut IVY
"~S'..... yJ,, re thr aar IN Wh'cn '''e p'o'
80 ,',,, Nil hc harvested. -
rj'' 'u.'y4y evening last Captain .. N
9" rr,,lycd >cyerc injuries hy laI!lns
moan ,.,3ra Story OF new lh''l "",,n
.,':" .'., ,..',.,., erected by Mr.. Hartman. lie
J. NJ" ..t VITA several others IN carrying
~ ,,.,, of t.mhcr across me Jo'Sts,
81 ..''' .lI,.,.J HI, ioo;inS. and fell through,
w." q. .Is.rn .rct. striking in The descent
49,, -, 4, ~, j"ctI"S sill. ana !ana'ns
t"' ',.,l. range - say, no hohcS were
Y. ua r,s;. heavy man out inc con'
....,,r. nrrr ,rGv severe. .,., -,
.ta,a c'rl was severely ShocN'u os
\ E.r. r.l week. Numerous o,her
.."''..'.- ">,gl"-" and "shockS have oc'
...t.s,hc contN. r
Wis. .'.i,, Ia. Rev. X. b. upper sent
.''.r o.: acceptance of the paStora'e
III ,,,.:,,. rl,.;ch III this place. lie was
e. g." }.ro.uleG 10y the church IN lis olh-
'"s" OUR.
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srRuaaLs WITH BURGLAR IA CIERk''
/ IsMl l, PEsiL--HE rs b. ArsN M, AN
sTxBbeb from me Datroit posEaHgly p
snorilys after O'clock yeaierda9 III. 'fm ~
burglars entered the store Of Win. au !
LSristy, Ia Leesyile, a little settlement ato,,,
five lilies out on the Gratiot road, and were
ransackinr the premises, when John John.
stone, a clers who sleeps over the store, was
awakened by inst operations. He did not
at first suspect the true cause or the sounds
10 the room below, but after listening In.
tently for some time be, heard voices in low
conversation, and pulling on his pantaloons
and stockings, softly crept down the stairs to
ascertain who the intruders were. As
precaution, against possible danger he ear
| ried revolver in his hand. just as he had
| reached the stairs he was felled TO The floor
| by heavy blow from club welded By one
of the burglars, who had evidently heard
him coming. and was lying in wait for bIm.
As he fell, Johnstone's right hand. in which
he held the revolver, was pinned beneath his
| body in such way that be could notsextri.
cate 1t. Meantime the burglar, who was
kneeling over him with one knee upon his
breast, stabbed him three times with dirk.
knife, all the blows taking effect on his left
arm, and inflcting severe cuts. A struggle
Tor the possession OF the knife ensued, and
tombstone got it by the blade, when his
assalant wrenched it away, the keen blade
lnf1icling some severe cuts as it slipped
through his 6ngers. tombstone 6nally turned
over so that he could release hts revolver, and
fred upward, the ball evidently not taking
effect. The burglar then released him with
q farewell kick and ran towards the door,
where he was joined by companion who
had taken no part in the light tombstone
fred q farewell shot at The rascais, and there
is good reason to believe that he hit one OF
them, as subsequent examination OF the
premises brought to light fresh blood.stains
upon the front steps and the gate-posts, and
drops OF blood along the walk. There was
also trail in the dust in the middle of the
street as If one of the men had dragged his
helpless companion as far as buggy or |
wagon, the wheel-tracks Of which were very !
distinct. Johnstone was so weak from loss |
Of blood tina: after he fired his second shot |
lie tainted away, and remained unconscious
for nearly half an hour. BY the time an |
alarm could be given there was no trace OF
the burglars. In the store was found large
package of goods, valued at about 5000,
which the thieves had tied up, but which |
they were compelled to relnqush In the
hurry of their fight. So TAR as can be ascer.
tanned, they did not secure any plumber of
value. '.a
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A fair and square test-case under the civil
rights law will now be made up in Indiana.
In direct violation of the State statute Frank
Miller (white) has married Mary a. Giuis
fcoloredj, and is in jill for so doing. The
marriage.lcense was regularly issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court of Clark county,
and the ceremony was regularly performed
by Methodist clergyman of New Albany,
who has been indicted together with the in,
carccrated bridegroom. The trial is liked
for Octoter. Miller is German by birth,
has been in this country about six years, and
declares that he loves his wife, and would
{" rather have her than any white woman ht
ever saw She is described as 81 decent,
honest woman" and both announce their In
tention of fighting the matter to the end.