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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-06
Murder Mystery at Fort wayne,

FoRT WAYNE, IND, September 4,-The
body found In 81, Marys river last night
was Unidentified as being James W. Chen
ey, Of Roanoke. He left Roanoke last
Wednesday evening, intending to visit
Edward Connell, living two miles south
west Of this city, He was very eccentric,
After all the evidence had been given at
the inquest this morning the theory Of
drowning was thrown aside. From the
examinatin Of Drs. Rosenthal and Deels,
1t seemed evident that though the
body was in terrible state Of decomposi.
tion, and from the fact that no water Is.
sued from bis nose, ears and mouth, that
blood came from his ears, and that a large
cash was found over the eye, and pOr-
tion OF the brain discovered Oozing out,
that the deceased did not come TO his
death by drowning, as the body could not
have become so much decomposed In such
a short time, The jury will convene
again tomorrow, and post mortem OK
aminination will be held.
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Edgar Thompson steel Works.

PITTSBURGH, September 5.-The form.
al opening Of the Edgar Thompson steel
works, near BraddOck's Fields, took
place yesterday in presence Of a large
delegation composed Of representatives
OF the press and Of the leading industrial
interests Of the city. A large number Of
prominent railroad officials were present
and great interest Is manifested In the
success Of this new industry. The steel
Ia manufactured by the Bessemer process,
and the works are among the largest In
the country, having an annual producing
capacity Of 100000 tons, representing
cash value Of nearly $S,O00,000.
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TURKEY.


"ANR hoAO VI ANoOhoENt bbAObNs'
LONDON, September 4-A special tele.
gram from Berlin states that the SclavOnic
papers announce that the leaders Of the
insurrectiOn have agIeed upon mani;
feSto, demanding tile Independence Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina under q Chris
tian Prince, to be chosen from one Of the
European dynaSties. They are willing
to pay tribute to Turkey, and to partici.
pate in conference at Mostar, fearing
Turkish influence.
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CrnNlord Counir Grnnrers.

BUoYRUs, O., September 4. = The
Changers Of Crawford county gave q pic
mic to-day. Over three thousand people
we're In attendance. The procession
formed out Of town and marched through
the principal street 10 the Fair Ground.
Thiee hundred and ffty wagons were In
the procession and four brass bands. Mr..
Ellis, State Master; Hon. John Seitz, Of
Seneca, and Hon. John Kiser, Of Wyan-
dOtt, we're the speakers.
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DETROIT, septembet4.-A Bay City dis.
patch to-day says a woman known as
Canada En-, a prostitute, died In jail on
Thursday. Her friends had the body dis.
inferred yesterday, and ten witnesses who
we're present say the corpse had turned
on the aidel and one hand was clenched;
the hair was over the face, and there was
every indication that she had been buried
alive.
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A Bloody Row at a Political Meet.
Ing In yniEsiSSiDDi.

vIcKsDuRo, September "A difficulty
occurred at Radical meeting at Clinton,
Mississippi, to-day. Three whites-Chas.
Chiffon, Of Clinton, Martin sivley and
Mr.. Thompson, Of Raymond-are re-.
ported killed. Three negroes we're killed
and several whites and negroes were
wounded. No positive information has
been received regarding the origin Of The
conflict. About one hundred and City
armed whites from this place and fifty
from Edwards and Bolton arrived at
Clinton this evening 10 protect The town.
The negroes are reported to be arming
and threatening another fight
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I,rlnterA, NIrlhe nt CleNetand.

CLEVELAND, September 4-The print
era In the Leader office have struck and
thrown up their situations on account Il
a light reduction demanded BY the pro.
ptietore from the war rates that they
had been paying. Good cOmposilOfs can
get steady situations by applying atthe
Leader neW"toom. The paper will b L.
sued as usual,
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An nAeronaut Drowned.

Jackson, MtcH, September 4.-At The
conclusion OF the circus performances
given here this afternoon by Sells circus,
a hot.air balloon was sent up. In de.
scending, the aeronaut jumped out when
some distance above The ground, and
alighting In a mill.pond was drowned
seeming unable to swim. His name was
Wm. Dagle, and II is understood that his
mother lives in Grand Rapids. An In
quest Ia now In progress.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September 5.-DEtho UnisrSdle
states that correspondence has passed
between France and Germany with re.
gard to the proposed pilgrimage Of yoe.
man subjects to LourdeS. The German
communications are conciliatory In tone
and pronounce the French Cabinet en-.
tlrely free from responsibility In the mat.
ter.
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New ALBANY, 1SDg September A.
Willie, youngest son Of VIC Depauw,
while loading q pistol last evening, shot
himself through the heart. II is sup.
posed he was loading II aud had II point
ed towards himself, and In some manner
II was discharged. lie walked two or
three steps. When the family found him
he wasdead. They heard the pistol and
went 10 the room.
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sudden 1entl, Of a I,nlirnnh ,t0n.

,GRnsTLlSE, o., September John F.
Miller, E'q, well known railroad man,
S!ed very unexpectedly this forenoon, al
hsfe'idencG In Crestlinc, from the effects
an overdose Of morphine taken last
night, 10 allay the pain OF an acute At.
,aek Of asthma, from which he was sui.
!eFlng' Mt. Miller was night dispateh
q! lhIs point, and alsO General Secretary
o. The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and chi.
saso Railway Mutual Insurance Associa.
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Samuel Turner, employed near Gahen.
ma, this county, was detected stealing
wheat from a neighbor aud selling II at 4
mill. His digrGce has SO preyed upon
his mind that he took q large dose Of
arsenic and died last night The man
was nl.erably poor, having a wife and
five children to support, which no doubt
induced the theft.
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WAR DHPAHfhKhI,
0BVlcE OF THR CMRB slONAL 0BucIR.
WASulNVTOS, b, C., September 6-l An,

PROBABILITIES,
For the New England, Middle States
and Lower Lake Region, slowly rising
barometer, northwest to southwest winds,
high temperature, clear or partly cloudy
weather and occasional light rain In the
Lower Lake Region and In the northern
part Of New Eng land and Middle States,
For the South Atlantic States, slowly
rising barometer, southeast to southwest
winds, decidedly high temperature, clear
and partly cloudy weather with light
rains on the southern part OF the South
Atlantic Coast.
For the Gulf States, slowly rising bar.
ometer, southeast 10 southwest winds,
higher temperature, clear and partly
cloudy weather, with light local rains in
the lower Mississippi Valley.
For the Ohio Valley aud. Tennessee,
slowly falling barometer, northwest to
southwest winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather and high temperature.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and the Northwest, slowly falling baron.
eter during the day, southeast To SOUTH
west winds, high temperature, and clear
or partly cloudy weather, with occasional
light ralnsln Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, and
the southern part Of The Upper Lake Re.
giOn.
The Lower Mississippi river will con.
tinue to fall.
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CHICAGO, September 4.-.special from
central Illinois states that great mum.
befs Of gtatshoppers we're seen in the air
In that section, to.,lay, flying al consid.
cradle height. They have not a. yet done
any damage. It is affirmed by some that
they are Kansas 'hoppets.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
70 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
Died Of his Wound.
STEuDENvILLE, o., septeInber 3

Special Dispatch 10 the IutellIEOncsr,
Joseph Kirk, the cOlOred man who re-
Ceived injuries at the hands Of Elijah
Guyder on the 9TH OF last month, died on
Saturday night, A post mOrtem examln-
alton revealed the fact that his death was
caused by q wound at the hand Of Guyder.
The inquest was adjourned until to.mOr-
row at 10 o'clock. B.
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Catholic Interference in Elec.

PATERSON, n. j., September 4.-Bal-
lots for Constitutional amendments
for the election in New Jersey next
Tuesday, we're circulated at the Catholic
churches In this city to-day with the
amendments one, two eight and eleven
oenooad nuI
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GheQnteItfgsueer.

Turs far four candidates have been
named for the Senatorship made vacant
hv tbe death Of General Pannel, Viz' Al
ired Caldwell, Daniel Lamb, Capt. Will
son and o. G., Dewey.
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Miss Peters, aged 10, daughter Of J.
II, Peters, OF Plcaway county, while out
riding with party Of friends, on Thurs.
day, III the northern part Of this county,
was thrown from the carriage under lhe
heels VI the horses and was instantly
killed. The horses ran away dragging
the body Of tie lady distance Of half a
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wntrE HALL, n. Y, September 4,-A
FIRE at Port Ann, this morning caused the
loss Of $4,000. Partly insured, The ERE
was the work Of an incendlary.
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ElRE RECORD.

CUBA, N. Y, September 4.-The Cuba
House, three barns, ak horses and man
named Kelley were burned this morning.
BLoONsBURo, Pa, September 4.-The
State Normal School at this place, butned
this afternoon. Loss, S60,OO0i insurance,
cQ0 nm
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CtNc1SNGrI, September 4.-Wm. Kull.
man, an employe In the Lafayette Brew.
cry, was killed BY the breaking Of the
elevator yesterday,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE RRBELLIoS AT ATNoNTREAL-MTLITARY
FORCE TO SUSTAIN THE oFFlcERsOF THE
LAw-sERIous TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.

LAw-sERIous TROUBLE ANTICIPATED,
MONTREAL, September 4. - Joseph
Doutre, Queens Counsel, has prepared an
affidavit, declaring the public peace
threatened, This, with another affidavit
OF similar effect, has been submitted to q
magistrate, in order to procure the pres
ence ola force Of volunteers at the burial
OF Guibard, which ia postponed until next
week. Further trouble Is apprehended,
and, with the ill-feeling on both sides, il
will be fortunate II nU more serious re-
suit follows the second attempt than sue.
ceeded the first. Some three hundred
armed men are in the cemetery, waiting
the meeting for the funeral. They have
been there all night, and have blocked
the Cote des Terges road, demanding the
name and business OF travellers. The in.
habitants around about feel much alarm
ed, and have applied to the government
for police aid.
Mr.. DOutre to-day caused warrants to
be issued against twenty Of the Fiugleaders
In the late riot, and il Is now understood
that thee are to be prosecuted before the
burial takes place.
B Battery Is ordered to concentrate
here, and volunteers were drilling last
evening.
Doutres life has been threatened, as
also that Of prominent members Of the
Institute Canadienne,
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I,nnE Nnspension a. NorlolI,.

NoRFo1K, September 4.-The Metcan.
tile Bank pl this city suspended TIL, az
tetnoon. II Ia claimed the asseu will
cover the liabilities.
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wELLANp CANAL,

PoRT CoLBoRNE, ONT, September A.
The propeller Maine carried away four
gates OF the Welland Canal this afternoon,
and the guard lock is in a precarious con.
dlllon. Il will take several days to re-
pair the break.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September At is reported
General DOrregaray asescaped into Ma.
yaffe
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Two young men named Barnes and
spefty we're arrested at Gifard, Erie
county, to-day, for atfoclUus bufglaties
and other lawleas acts at Spring aud
HnyReld, In Crumiotd county, near the
Erie line. On Friday night they entered
four houses, tied Ellis hotchkisS 10 4
bed post and choked and beat him,
threatened an old man named speffy, /
relative Of the boys, with IeVOlvefa, and
ripped 4 valuable mare with a knife 40
that her entrails prottuded. The ptis.
oners are between eighteen and twenty
years Of age, and lived at speet.
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The OhIo state FaIr.

COLUMBUS, September 6.-The State
Fair cOunleDCeS here tomorrow, with
every prospect Of successful meeting.
The display upon the grounds at this time
il superior tO that Of former years. The
horse, cattle and sheep departments are
well filled, and the machine department
makes an excellent showing.
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by which they would destroy the value
Of our labor. We might stand reye-
nue. tariff II our labor were paid In the
money Of the world, but how are We TO
stand up, with the cheap money which
Cary and Trevilliek would give us,
against the cheap labor paid with Eng
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Hospital dedication.

ERtE, Pa, September 5.-st, viqeent's
Hospital, an uhsectafian institution, but
under the charge VI the Sisters Of Charity,
was dedicated and opened to-day By
RiVht Rev. Bishop Mullen.
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The Democratic leaders make an ap.
peal 10 what they choose 70 designate the
working glasses 10 favor Of imitation. We
acknowledge no class Of labofets In this
county. All men are equal before the
law. The laboret Of to-day may b the
employer Of tomorrow, and the son Of
the poor man may sit "a the ruler Of the
people. The Republican party has dig.
hifed labor by striking the shGCkles from
the slave.
The Democratic party wants only
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Specie shipments to-day s25O,OOO, all
Mexican coin.
, 1875-02-04
*Ac1or EHlAnnGt lntcryfetvef1.

J., Iho fGa NaH Gazettc says 2: apparently IL
% ~ ane .assion 1uas now for klugH to UNDERGO Tho
process os interviewing. No saturter cyor went
moIe ooia!y q hi. infect than the Vlce.Syndio
Q. nome' backed BY tile members Of tho 1nicl.
~ ptaiy, ~ ht sh9sF onslaught upon Victor Emanuo.
By tue 0azxetta Iaa Thai ioIrna aiIas t,a
full details Of the conversation WITH nran,'io lo
power worthy OF tic highest tltahts Of f1onxs.
iantin journalism, not omtttina 10 mention low
liis Majesty Gracluualy doscondod from biz chsir
et andleuce 70 ,nuuleo more freely ia tho aisoua.
aton la.aon. @ and nsooa conyeraing in tho con.re
e. 9t tue rooal. amid tho Common Couucilo,,'
that the King has been s,lsDeo.sd NJ sosna nn
Eounstiess Ia his affection foF thn nn,.
Capital OF Italy and tho object Of ts t7en,'' mo"
tation was undor pretoxt of tue usuai ~,
l!nai congratulations. to draw forth hln parso''n1
oplaioa 90 this important point. Flndinp w,,at
WAS On their mlndB, tie !@e gataniuono biurtrd
cut oMt freely: Why its all mistake. I ike m tha
the character Of the population pleaaea toe ahav" @
ali for II IL frank, loyal and hll OF bonhnnlse
1 havo Just sold half sny Ticdmoptese nrivsta
estates Oh purpose to buy others ip this proyinr"
inat aoes not look like ono who las no wish ~
settle Lero. It is ttuo, sometimes trayel bit 10
n9s thst what eYeryboAy etso dooB7 sliall cor.
fanny atsy the FIVE winter months Aere 1t anv
raso, And more; were a private porson snd
nAa 70 chooEa residence, my choice wonld faiI
on Home' Hlylng thus relieved tho fears Of
tne depusadon, the frank monarch turned ths
sanies on them by becoming the inlcrsogAtor.
ana Questioning them closely as to the uuttjya,
saoa O. 700 country round, pointing out prottv
t,Ialnly 1nas there "as too much dsay in using
~ ~. uow AWE passed ia encourage the moceeH'
on tue whole, howoycr, the muScspality pussai
a very aGresablo half-Gour. and ratirnj vre"tIv
tAafued With their interview.
, 1875-02-04

ThcF ncsulva against Discrimination
III V'nxntioa.

TllcF 1acsulre AHsslh*t Discrimination
III Taxation.
Special Dtapatch to TIE Chicago TRIBUNE,
lHDlANAPoL1s, 1ntt.. Fet. 3.-The mauufec-
Jurors Of the 6tatc to-dny resolved themselves
into Ill organization known az tho Manufactur-
ers' and Minors Association Of the State Of In
diana. 0iltcorB were elected az follows W. G.
Depsuw, fresideut; D. G. Shaw, Vlco-prcsi-
dent; A. T. snker, Secretary john Carr, Of
Richmond, Treasurer Executive Committee
L. G. Mathews. Jo1oraouyilio; Gen. II. u. Nan
son. Charlottesville: William Hoffman, Eyans-
vile; Glenn Studobaksr, South Boud !; ii. q.
Wi1es, a1ishawalai 4. Q. Crawford, Terro
1lnuto; and J. ". Yco. R!chmoud. Thia rosolu-
tion WAS passed.:
WHEaEAa, Corporations engaged IN manufacturing.
mining. ETC., ara hY the laws now in 9orce rs cpil.
atractcd aAd administered in nany caaeR, aasesssi
higher than firms ind individuals engaged ia aa,uo
business: therefore,
eaolre A tho sense Of this meeting, that tbs Gen.
eral Assembly nnw N session be rE|uruted 10 pass an
should In no case Ire administered construed In such
iHaanoras 70 tax corporations engaged In mauufae-
turing, mining, ec:. Ut higher rate thAn individuals
and Arnls are taxed.
committee was appointed to carry this reso-
luton out headed by Clement s.udobakor, Of
South Dend.
A resolution paased as1ting Congress- to In
crease The duty on plate glass. M1. Depauw ia
President Of the New Albany Plate Glasa Com.
pany, md wants to be protected.
, 1875-02-04

stnafl.Fox-Lc9islnti Inspection
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and Industry.
spte'at DFspa!ch to The cAeauo Tribune.
BLooa1saroN, ILL.,, Fob. 3.-Ths small~pox
las made it's appearance in epidemic form At
aloLean station, Mclean County, and ope or
Two deaths have nIready resultod.
a comuittee. consisting OF Senators steels.
1lundloy, Hodges, Sheldon, Raisoy and Mills.
visited tho State Normal School and solalers'
orphaus' Home at Normal today, accompanied
by supt. Ettor. They expressed themselves IL
h1ehty piessed with tho Institutions and tbnir
management After taking dinner with tho
olilcers of tho Homo, they went to Springfield bY
the afternoon train. -
Court wah adjourned yesterday until Friday
M On account OF tue il'ncas Of tho mother Of Jutco
1tR6on, vito !s not oxpepted to tive.
Ihc following ngl1roa, taGon from the trade-
royiow for last year, published by tha Paato-
9Faph to-aay, gives some stattstica OF Uloom-
inggton PIT " Wholesale trado and manufactures Tor
factories, is,o13,443, te~'' ~
, 1875-02-04

Pioneer Gathering ut T.nnAsnu-Thx
Nt:lte 1siitttn Organization.

Pioneer f:n:1,orisix ut I.nnAsnu-Thx
Nt:lte 1siitttn Drgn,aiznttol.
sRtcsat b1,altt to TIE CA,caeo 7ribnn
IAns1Su. Aiich.. Feb. 3.-The Slate Pioneer
Society met in tho Supreme Courtroom today.
President aIillor in tAe chair Tie adt!ress o.
tho President waa followed by the reports OF the
sucretary and Treasurer.
Mrs. Farl road worry interesting paper on tho
early so;tlctneut Of Clinton County. Hcsolu-
tons woro adapted asking tia Legislature for
$500 for tho Hoctety. nn'I also that room in tho
now Capitol 10 granted them, aud to appoint
historigrapllcr.
John u. Pierce gave an account Of thu cholera
In 1892: also, description OF Calhoun County
in earis days. lilo hald hc had held tue frat
religious meetings in Calhoun, Jackson. and
Eaton GoHnto8, anu o!}clated ut tho first funeraI
aud wedding III Westorn Michigan.
u. 9. Williams gass All account Of tho first
THO following officers wero elected: President.
Oliver q. Can"tock; ono Vtco-IrcHtdont for each
county; Recording Secretary. Mrs. II. 4. Ton.
my; CoEronroning Secretary, Eptfiam Logger,
Lansing Treasurer, .. AZ. BARNES, Mason; Es-
ecutive Comnitsoe, j. Baxter. Eaton County;
Levi l,lalsop Detroit, Adjourned till o'cloct;
Rt Representative Hall.
Tho State MiEisa Association tint was oreat1-
lied on tho 17tA Of December at Detroit, met r
niea embraced In .l.o two reganlentu Of s! staio
militia were ieproAentod by nfty-thrce delegates,
Col. Pulling, Of Kalamazoo rose to n point Of
order, tlat tho election Of officers ut Detroit was
Unconstitutional. ~ o,,!y few delegates wore
present Tho salna oflicora wore tt,on re-eIected:
President. 7. L. Grant. Detroit; Vice-rreHlcnts,
4. l.. 1luntcr, Coldwatct; i. A. Cooley, bay
City; {. Wclkins. tttand Rapids; A. a. Day,
East Saginaw; John G. Donnolly Dotfoit; Treas
uror, g. Q. brown, Flint
resolution for tile Statn militia to ask an ap-
preparation of tho present Legislature did not
lnoot with fRyor.
A committee was appointed to ask further leg
isl1tion for tho 8tato militia.
Ilo next place OF meotiLg Ia at Detroit.
, 1875-02-04
WISCONSIN uNlYERsAL1s1s.

Sptcad! D1spdtch q Tkt Chicago TFfbunt-
NAc!NE Wts.. Jan. 3--1ho Wisconsin l;nnfor,
onco Of univeraallhts commenced liz soaaiou in
LUIS Guy t,4is morning. Notwithstanding tie
severe oola and terItlic wtNl, the npetings vero
hoa 10 according to programme. The Hsy. Mr.
tlsh, OF thus city, delivered tho address Of Wi,
como, PrayaE.moeting was hold this afternoon
from to y, followed BY several addresses on tie
!! uydoF preached in tho evening on iiboralizoi
thought put to practical uso. There is 3 fair IT.
1sa Ishaance Of clergymen present among them tha
~ rs ~ Messrst El!is Ralph, Hanson. and Ryder
t,',s o' Etst any Moester; ItoHs, and Lcavott. OF
tery. " 49, "'4tA@"' es"otAA 6ecIe-
, 1875-02-04


James A. Roosevelt and ". Il. Foslick Truh-
Circuit Court ngainst the Columbus Chicago / In
diana Central Raslzond Company to foroc1ose
trus.-doed 10 them Eivsn by the Company Fob. 20,
1868, to soo,lre bonds to tile amount Of &16 000-
600. Tho trust-deod coverotl the wholo road, and
a!l ita equipments, property, tolls, lands, ma
chinery, buildings, ETC., belonging to the COM
rany, Wherever SITUATED, allowing, howeyor, to
tho Company tho right to uso the properly until
default III payment OF the sHhoIo $4,000, coo Of
bondp, s11 600 moro to be reserved to moot
that amount of old indebtedness on mortgages
which 1t MAS proposed to tako up. A. sinking
fund Was, IS usual, to bo established. The Com
pany tssucd largo au,ounss which we're Butse-
quently Increased, but failed to create sinking
i'ngs to tbs ,ayme,s. Of interest on other hollds
and another mortgage for 81 092 001 The COM
rloy llaB howevor, paid the interest on the trust
decd OF &10, ,42B. ono in question, but haH failed
to pay tho interest on prior len tor sectional
londs. which wero not taken up. Tue
defendant Inns also faiIed to pay, tho
interest on aomo seaond mortgage bonds
covered by Tho trl,st-dcoa. Complainants alloeo
thnt tho road il insoirent, and ioar thHt their
interests will be pTajudicod unless Receiver
oe appointed and tile truHtdeed foreo'oBcd. 4
discussion WAS had on tle subject beforo Judge
Drumn'oud yesteEday, ind tho Trastacs,. ]. A..
Roosevelt aud ". Il. Fosdick, appointed Re-
authorized to tako caro- OF the CoH.pauy'B prop
ortY, but not to Interfere with its management
BY tue present lessee, the pittsburg, Cincinnati
4 Ut. Louis Road, from whom or itB guarautnr,
tho pcnuaylvauih Company they are to COLLECT
the rent and apply 1t OH their debts.