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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, June 2l.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged Wheat-No. spring
81 or; No. 3 So! spot; 99;c seller July
81 OOt seller August; No. 3 Soc; rejected
S5IMS6c. Corn-Steady and in moder-
ate demand; No. 2 mixed 6g!c spot; 69sc
bid seller June; 7O!c bid seller July: II &c
bid seller August; rejected 6SCG6o4c.
Oats-Dull and lower; No. 2 57tc spot;
54tc bid seller Julyi 4O!c seller August.
Rge-Dull and nominal; No. 93c.
Barlev-Dull and unsettled; No = 81 30
al 40spot; 81 O5@1 OF seller September.
Clover Seed-Fair to medium - 3jG
$50. POrk-Demand iair and prices ad-
vanccd at SO GOALS 20 spot or seller
July; Sl9 4Olal9 45 seller August Sl9 60
@l9 IS seller September Lard-Steady
and in moderate demand at $l3 10 spoti
$l3 O5Ml3 Oh seller July; Sl3 27!@
l3 3Oseiler August; Sl5 45Gsl3 30 seller
September. Bulk Ncats-Steady and in
moderate demand; shoulders 74c; short
rib middles ll!c; short clear ll:c; these
price for loose spot. Whisky-Steady
at 81 10. &C.,
On call board wheat was T. higher.
CONFIRM at ;@ic higher. Oats
Lower at 56!c seller June; 53!GB53sc
seller July; 4O!c seller August. Pork
Lower Sls % seller July; Sl9 ID seller
August. Lard-Lower at Sl3 10 seller
,Ialy: So - seller August.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-Cotton-Quiet
at l5;@l5tc; futures closed easier; sales
p, 400 bales; June l5c; July l5c; August
l5t(Gl5 3-32c; September 10 l-32c; Octo-
Der IA ll-l6@l4 23-82c; November
IA l9-32@l4:c; December IA l9-22Gl4:
January IA 23-32@14ac; February
IA l6-l6c; March l55-32@l5 7-S2c; April
l5SSl5 7-l6c; May 10 9-l6(Gl5 Il BE.
Flour-Receipts 400 bushels; IN moder-
ate demand; superfne western and state
81 5O(G4 so; common to good 81 95CG
5 %; good to choice S. 20CG5 jj; white
wheat extra S5 S0@6 30; extra Ohio s. 20
al 90; St. Louis S5 S5Gs 80. Rye Flour
Unchanged. Corn Meal-Active Al
81 S5(G5 20. Wheat Receipts lG&,OOO
moderate inquiry; No. spring 81 l9@ / -;
No. 2 Chicago 81 l3; No. = Milwaukee
81 Ii in store; ungraded Iowa and Min
nesota 81 0l@l T. Rye-Quiet at 81 %.
Barley-Nominal. Malt-Quiet and
steady. Corn-Dull; mixed western s3c
for steamer do sail S3(GS5c. Oats-DulI
and lower; mixed western 67@6Sc; white
6S@70c. Hsy-Unchanged. Coffee
Quiet and steady at l6@lSic. Sugar
Very quiet; fair to good refining S@stc;
prime S3c Molasses-Dull and unchang-
ed. Rice-Quiet and steady. Petroleum
Quiet and firm; refined 1899; crude 6t
Rosin-Steady at 81 75Gl 80. Turpen-
tine-Steady at 32c. Pork-Frmer al
$1,000. Beef-Unchanged. Cut Meats
Dull; middles quiet; long clear western
llic; short clear ll} Lard-Firmer;
prime steam l3sc Butter-Firm; west.
ern l5@24c. Eggs-Heavy; western
Isle. Cheese-Firm at j@l2!c. Whisky
Steady at 81 20.
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Resolutions by the Alumni of the
FairnOnt state Normal school,
Adopted June 18th, 1873.

The Alumni Association consists of
- members from various points oI the
State and at the last annual meeting
unanimously adopted the following reso-
lutonS:
Rssoirsd, That as Alumni of the Fair
mont State Normal School We rejoice IN
It's present great success and increasing
usefulness, and pledge to it our cordial
support rnd effort in the future.
Resoircd, That the Normal School work
is essential to the success Of our free
school system, and If there be an educa.
tloual institution in West Virginia wor-
thy Of support by the State, that institu-
tion is the Fairmont School.
Rc>o'ccd, That we stand ready as Al
umui OF this school, to cooperate with
the Legislature in the erection OF addl-
tional buildings for the enlargement and
accommodation of this institution.
RrsOirsd That we approve of the
present administration of the school. and
that We extend to the teachers, Dr. j. u.
Blair and Misses. NJ. S. Dlckey and >. NJ.
Fleming our most cordial approval and
confidence of thelr integrity, ability and
accomplishments as teachers in this in
stitution.
Resotred That a copy of these rcsolu-
tions be furnished for publication in the
Fairmont HGey, Piedmont Independent
Charleston C0,aTer Wheeling REGISTER,
and such other papers as will give them
u gratuitous place in their columns.
j. V. BLAIR,
Secretary VI 4Aiam,H association.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong and higher
for Union Pacific tirSts and sinking funds.
STATE BoNDs-Steady.
SToCKs-There was an improved feel
ing on the Stock Exchange to-day and
better tone than for a long time past.
The market opened strong, with Pacific
Mail, Lake Shore, Erie and Western
Union as the leading features. Pacific
Mail was unusually active and advanced
steadily from 33I to 3j3, dealings at times
having been attended with considerable
excitement. Eric opened at l2i, against
IA atthe close Saturday and touched ut
at the second call. Pacific Mail was
strong ut the highest point, but the re-
maindcr of the list showed reaction OF
IGIb per cent Stocks we're strong and
higher at the close, under the lead Of Pa
cifc Mail. which rose to 81 on a report
that the Australian government had
granted a large subsidy to the company.
The dealings in this stock were large
and formed prominent feature Of the
market. Lake Shore advanced from 80!
to COS on large transactions. Erie was
irmer and advanced to l4.. Western
Union rose to 73E; st. Paul to 32l; North
western to 37I; Rock Island to 1929, and
Union Pacific to 49,. Panama rose
per cent, from 1870 to l35. The other
changes were slight The transactions
on the Stock Exchange were $4,000
shares, of which 5000 were Pacific Mail,
81 900 Western Union, 5000 Northwest.
ern. 5000 st. Paul, 2s,OOO Erie $1,000
Lake Shore, and 1000 Union Pacific.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June l.-Flour-Qui"t
and steady; western superiino - G24C'
4 10; extras s. OO@j 80; family 81 81!
M6 so. Whcat-Dull; No. | red ~ -.
No. 2 81 81; No. ! western amber 81 @3;
No.2$l 81. Corn-Lowrr: mixed wr,t-
crn Sic. Oats-Dull; white western oSc;
mixed G7c. Rye-Dulland nomInalIyat
81 GOAL OG. Hay-Scarcc at $lS OoG'
u 90, Provisions-Dull and n"nvy.
Pork-$l9 2Om 20 90. Bul Meat
Shoulders S:GS3c: clear rib ll4c loose.
Bacon-Shoulders 9tc; sides l2ic. Lard
Dull and nominal. Hams l4c' l44c.
Butter-Quict at 2Oc. CotIrc-FIrm AT
lG61S3c. Petroleum Crude j5c'Gri
refined l2IGl3c. Whisky-Qui"t bat
firm at 81 20.
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New York Cattle Mark ct.

New YORK, June 2l.-Beeves-Re-
ccipts 1920 head, making $40 head for
the week, against $500 head same time
last week. Good toprime beeycs scarce
and firm at an advance OF tc; inferior
and common cattle plenty and dull at
easier rates; good to prime natives steers
ranged l2t@l3!c with selections at l%i
(dl4c; common to fair do l0l@ l2ic; poor
to fair Texans 6I@l2. Sheep and Lamb
Receipts 100, making 1920 head for
the week, against 24,29O head last weak.
Demand light and market dull and weak
at 4@53c for sheep, and 7@lOc for spring
lambs, with fair extra sheep at jiCg Gc
Swine-Receipts l2,2GO head, making
%, 800 head for the week against 26,92O
head for last week. None for sale alive.
Dressed active a! 9@9lc.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 2l.--Co.ton Steady
at l4Ic. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet at at 81 2OGl -. Corn
Dull at 70G7lc. Oats-Dull at G4E, G1c.
Rye-Quiet at 81 TO- OilS-Unchangrd.
Eggs-Firm at IL. Butter and Chccs"
Demand fair and market firm. Pork
Firm; country mess $lS 80; city $ls Oo.
Lsrd-Stcady and in moderate demand;
winter strained BE; summer l2sc; kettle
l3t@l3lc. Bulk Meats--Demand fair
and market firm; shoulders Ss@Sic clear
rib ll!@llic; clear lli0ll4c. Bacon
Demand fair and market firm at SlG, ~
@l2ic. Whisky-Steady and in mudrr-
ate demand at 5 10.
HoGs-Steadyi common - jOmG 10
fair TO medium - 9ji good 70 extra y 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-22

MooNLIGHT PIC-NIC.-LaSt night Il
number of ladies and gentlemen held q
select picnic in Colonel Zane's orchard,
Wheeling Island and it is said to have
been a grand success, socially and every
other way. Moonlight pic-nics are IN
stitutlons in themselves. Sociable gath
erings on Il pleasant evening when Luna
sheds her brightest rays are
very pleasant affairs. The one held last
night was no exception to the general
rule, and, while We were unable to Mt.
tend ourselves, We understand that the
music WAS first class and the catables sup
piled by the ladies We're houutiful and of
the best the market affords. But for
further particulars We refer our readers
TO the Rev. Mr.. Hal,trad, report in the
h'is''lgear~r who was one Of the chief
cook, ot the affair.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL PIERREPoNT,
following the example ofTressurer New
has declined complimentary dinner ten
dered him III New York, on the ground
that his services have not vet been such
As to warrant the demonstration. What
pity that th,c gentlemen should be
put forward, at this time, to
bolster up 10y their conduct, a
corrupt Administration. 1t speaks well
Tor the country that thi, thing is forced
from the government, but the evil has
progressed too far. The only result Will
te that these gentlemen will be stigmat-
izrd for having consented 10 act "a cats
paws al the last moment.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-fIour--
Weak; western scperiine - %; low,
and Wisconsin family So 25@62j; Penn
sylvania, Indiana and Ohio 81 OOCaG 30,
high grade St 50G97 IS. Wheat In
better demand; red 81 33G "a amber
81 35GIl 80; white 81 32@l ~. Ry"
81 II. Corn-Lowcr; yellow sl@ s2c;
western mixed soc. Oats-Slow; white %
IA 7Oc: mixed sc. Proyisions-Quirt
and unchanged. Whisky-Western iron
at 81 u. Petroleum. Steady; refined
I2s@l23e; crude quiet at 9sc. Glover
Seed-l2@l2tc Butter-Quleti New
York and Bradford County extras 2jGr
2Gc: western rolls l4GlGc Chee,"
Firmer; western fine l0tmll!c, Egg
Steady; western fresh 2lc.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE BOARD or CoMNGssIo's,
WHEELING, June 10, 1879.

Sealed Proposals Will be received AT thl
office until O'Clock p. m, Saturday, Jul
81. 1873, for Mecddamizlng, Masonry,
on the following roads in Ohio county:
River road, about l,JJ cubic yards ma
cadamiZing.
Woods run road, about 80 cubic yards
macadamiZing.
W. W. $. and Il. pike, LIST division, 6OJ
cubic yards macadamizing.
W. w. ). and B. Pike, End division, DO
cubic yards macadamiZlng.
W. W. and X. Pt. pike, 1900 cubic yards
macadamiZing.
Fairmont pike, 40 cubic yards macada-
miZIng.
Middle Wheeling creek bridge, l2O cubic
wards first class masonry.
Specifications can be seen at this Office
No bids received after the hour mentioned
above The Board reserves the right 10 re-
feet any or all bids.
tulsa CHAS. II. DEITERS, CLERK.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, June 2l.-Business wa
very slow with the cotton good comms-
sion houses, and prints were quiet at reg
ular prices, although large lines are
changing hands at job rates. Fancy cas-
simeres and shirtings more active, aud
worsted coatings in good demand. Ken.
tucky jeans in improved request, but sat
nets less active. Foreign goods dull
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

There /, an uneasy feeling in the Lon
don stock market, in consequence OF the
rumor of further failures.
The Metropolitan National Bank, Of
Pittsburgh, with capital of 100000,
has been authorized to commence
business.
The Atlantic and Great Western east
ern passenger train, which left Cincin-
natl at 10 O'clock Sunday morning, was
thrown from hetrack at Hamilton, Ohio,
by misplaced switch. The fireman was
killed and the engineer badly burned.
NJ others We're injured
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, June 2l.-MONEY-2@3
per cent, closing with,largeiotierings at
the former figure. Prime mercantile
paper @!G5 per cent. Sterling quiet at
4S6lM4S7 for sixty days, and 4s9!@49O
for sight. Customs receipts $2S4OOO.
GoLD-Strong; opening at M and
closing at ll74. Borrowing rates l-32,
Lie, 3-64 and l-64 per cent. Loans were
also made fiat The Assistant Treasurer
disburSed $4,000 Clearings $45OOO,OO0
EnyFRSNESTS-F Firm
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO June 2l.-Flour-Steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat-Steady
and in moderate demand; amber Mich
gan 81 24tc; seller July 81 25!; seller
August 81 25!@l 20; No. red 81 2G!
No. 2 Wabash red 81 24!. Corn--Steady
end in moderate demand; high mixed
73c; seller July'74Ic; seller August 7Gtc,
low mixed 72!c Oats-Nominal and
dull; No. = Michigan j9tc.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, June 2l.-Wh"at- :
Firmer and unchanged. Corn-Qmrt
and unchanged. Oats-Lower; No. state
6Gc; No. 9 do Gic; white G1c. Petroleum
Quiet; standard white, car lots, 100
Ohio state test lie; small lots lGr2c nigh
er. Receipts Wheat 1850 bu-hel-i corn
2,45O bushels; oats ?, 800 bushels.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, June u, A. II.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Atlantic States, stationary or
falling brrometer, southwest to osutheast
winds, warmer, clear and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, falling barometer, south
east to southwest winds, and warmer,
clear and partly cloudy weather.
For the Lakes, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, falling baromc-
ter, warmer and partly cloudy weather
with southeast to southwest winds and oc
casional rain on the Lower Lakes.
The Lower Missouri and Lower Ohio
rivers will rise slightly.
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IL, itish Parliament w.. Moody and
Sankey.

LONDON, June 2l.-In the House Of
Lords to-day, the Marquis of Bath asked
Baron LyttIeton, one OF the Governors
Of Eaton College, whether it was true
that .hc Head Masters and
Governors had given their sane
ton to students attending the
meetings contemplated by Moody
and Sankey. Lord Lyttleton replied
that the Governors were 10 consider the
matter tomorrow. Lord Overstone de-
precated the attendance OF the students
at such meetings. The Earl of Sharf.s-
bury objected to the debate without no.
ticc, and the subject was dropped.
In the House Of Commons, Capt. Bailie
Cochran gave notice that he should ask
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-22

THE lm>u OAK.-ln common with
their brethren in other sections, the Irish
residents OF Halifax, Nova Scotiaare pre-
pairing 10 celebrate the @ Connell centen-
NAL on the 9th of August. One of the
features on the programme will be the
planting of an Irish oak in the grounds
OF the Province buildings as Il memorial
II tL-.. rnL.n.L-r-
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wean this woman from her home and
children. Instead of admonishing that
woman as priest should do, of the in
delicacy Of her affections, he writes to
her these letters expressive of his feelings
to her.
A Juror Expresses DisaaprObation.
The sixth juror, George Hall, expressed
disapprobation at the manner
in which the counsel had
made undue reflections OH the jury and
said the jury had several times to sit and
hear these reflections and complained 1t
was too bad besides being kept away from
their homes for six months TO have to
listen to the insinuations Of counsel.
The fact was thesjury had not been APP
preached except by means OF envelopes
enclosing cuttings from the New York
Sun.
Judge Nelson said the juror misun-
derstood counscl's remarks III the heat OF
the debate.
o Mr.. Beach remarked that he had good
reason to believe that members Of the
jury had been approached, which he
would present 10 the court at another
time. He made no imputation against
any of the jury, but he could prove they
had been approached.
Mr.. Abbott protested against
the unprofessional mode IN which
these statements had been put
forward. Mr.. Shcarman also challenged
the gentleman to produce his proofs then
and there. lSome Kisses by the audience
Mr.. Beach replied that Shearman spoke
without knowledge, iuasmuch as the
parties in sympathy with the defendant,
could easily use moneys for purpose, not
known to him. He replied that he had
not charged any Of the jury until
he was called out by that APP
peal OF the juryman's. He would
be sorry if he had said anything offensive
to the juryman, or done anything to
iniurc the cause of his client, for that he
would have no right to do, but rs they
challenged, he would now ask His Honor
to name the time and place for the pro-
duction of his proofs.
Judge Nelson suggested that the pro-
per time would be at the close OF the case,
when somebody would have to be pun
ished
Shearmnn Makes au Explanation.
During the scene ut the close Of Beach's
address Mr. Shrarmau remarked that
there was not one dollar of the money
which had been expended in the case
which had come from any source except
the pockets of Henry Ward Beecher and
himself He was ready, for his own part,
to take the responsibility as to how the
money had been expended.
The matter was then dropped and the
court adjourned.
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D. 4. A CLERGYMAN in the island of Tobsgo
5 Ir'l'sh West II dies, has expressed a
-s>'e 10 leave the Church of ENGLAND
~ with two congregations of about 500
a a'~''n1,lhicants, 10 join the Cumminites.
- l'rdIal reply has been sent
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, June 2l.-The Carllst COM
mittee in this city, announces that they
are in reception Of intelligence that the
Carlsts have entered CASTLE in strong
force, and that they have been well re.
rniv ID nYeryMhern
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Ntnnmnr hi nv. SkiIIInger Rmrned.

CINCINNATI, June 2l.-The Steamer
r. w. Skilmger, lying near the Marine
Railway dock, few miles above this
city, was burned at n late hour tonight;
The loss is estimated at fifteen thousand
dollars. The insurance is not known
tonight.
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GEEAlLN IMpEoyED.-W We neglected
{. mention Yesterday morning that the
.eubruyllr GGseH, had arrived at our
place of toll, enlarged and greatly i'm
proved every way. This shows that the
people Of Stcubrnville.can appreciate and
will support mrrrt. even if developed by
wicked young men. Mcssrs. McFad-
den X Huutrr have our best wishes for
continued prosperity and happiness.
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Lose and wearing ss Is that BEEcHEK
trial il i, not devoid Of It's incidents oil
interest. Yesterday quite a sharp little
dihicuItykook place between the plaintiffs
counsel and the jury in which the former
boldly asserted that the jury had been
improperly approached. He was asked
for nj, proof. when Judge NELSON sug-
gested that the proper time for this would
be at the close Of the case, when "sOnse-
sodv ,couldba to BE- P,olished.' There
seem. to be no end to the complications
arising out Of the famous trial of Ply
mouth Church, ITS pastor and his teach
iug'.
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Justice OF the Peace Killed.

MEMPHIS, June 2l.-Brad Marlborough
Justice of the Peace residing near Cow
ington, was killed Saturday by William
Kinney, his brother-in-law, in Il quarrel
growing out of an old family feud.
Kinney surrendered himself to the sheriff
this morning Both are wealthy and
influential citizens, and the homicide
cnmsnl o rnnt eYcltement
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Railroad Rates Adrau ell.

BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The- rates on
western bound freights were advanc-
ed here to-day by both Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania companies from
t to 80 per cent above cut rates prevail
ing during the war.
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No Reconciliation BetWe cen the Pope
Rud Italy.

ROME. June 2l.-ln the municipal
election here to-day Garribaldi heads the
list of successful candidates. All parties
supported him.
The Pope, to-day, received several
populations who came to him to tender
their congratulations on the anniversary
ofhis coronation. The holy father replied
that he was greatly cOnsoled in his affiic-
tions by the marvellously increasing de
votlon and affection manifested to the
church throughout the Catholic world
In the course of his response he dismiss
ed as not even worthy of mention, the
rumorS of reconciliation between the
Holy See and Italian Kingdom.
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shearman Makes an Explanation
The l.. -. al Last Protects Her CIti-
ZPnk.

WAsHINGToN, June 2l.-Gentlcmcn
in official positions are apprehcnsiye un-
less prompt measures be taken in regard
to the continued raids on the Texas bor-
der, the United States and Mexico may
become INVOLVED in serious difficulties
The army will now act promptly in pro-
by such Naval appliances rs ne
cessity may demand. The steamer
Plymouth, Captain Russell, has been
ordered to the mouth OF the Rio Grande,
whence her crew will proceed in armed
launches to points where their services
will be required. The command on the
border Is instructed to report TO General
Ord
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VOL. Is.
At'hrrlinq 2egister.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
u IA.
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OH The Panhandle.
Railroad.

PrrTsBURGH, June 2l.-J. s. Reed,
George Watson and James Syons, were
arrested yesterday on board u train on
Panhandle road coming from Columbus
to this city. They are charged with
counterfeiting and were arrested by
special detectives from this city, who
went to Columbus for that purpose.
Their guilt is almost certainty and
several other parties in this vicinity are
believed to be implicated.
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An Entire Fabrication.

Mr.. Moulton speaks this without any
hesitation and with a consciousness of the
truth of her story, which should impress
the Jury. Did Mrs. Moulton coin the
expression. ~ section of the day ofjudg-
mcnt. and who doubted but that 1t was
the uttcrancc of Beecher and entirely
consistent with his mode of expression
and thought, and was not the production
of this lady? The whole credibility of
the statemen. of this lady was placed on
the date Il. which this interview was fixed
by her, and Beecher says he was not
at her house that day Counsel quoted
from the opinion OF Chief Justice Shaw
i'm the Webster case ms to the proving of
ibi and also from an article in one Of
the morning papers of April ., 1910,
which the counsel pronounced to be
sound and sagacious Brecher Swears,
said counsel, that on the morning of the
2l of June between 9 and 10 o'clock,
that he was in conversation with Kim
sella as to the form of card which was
published that day, but the drawing up
of card of fifteen or twenty lines would
not occupy very much time on the
part of two such learned minds. Then
Beechcr saws he crossed over to the
christian Uaio,, office, and the question
Is where was Beecher between this in
terview and leaving for the Christian
Union in New York? An interview OF
two hours, under such circumstances as
had occurred. might well have led Mrs.
Moulton to believe that II had lasted