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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-08

Northern road, which concern Is not pay
ing, but this was afterwards denied by
Alexander Mitchell, president of the St.
Paul road, who states that not only was
there no truth in the report. but that the
Milwaukee and Northern j. leased for 80
years to the Wisconsin Central Company,
with the privilege of buyiEg the road al
563, The annual report of the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad shows
the earnings and expenses for 1874, n
compared with 1873. 20 be rs follows:
1873, gross earnings 1886 l23; total eX-
peEses, SG,594 $50; net earnings, 81 3953,-
OH total expenses $5,S7l,ll6; net earn
ings $3,09l, 900 The falling of in the
gross earnings was slight, being SOB, JOG,
while there was decrease in the opGra,-
ing expenses of$723,443. The net earn
ingS for 1874 show an increase OF $685.
337. The Commercial says: The stock
market near the close of business was
active on Erie stock at 30IG30s The
course of stock continues from London to
his market and the belief gains ground
that Gould will control the animal cleo
tion Of directors in July. Its even hint
ed that he may be able to keep such men
us General Barlow aud Mr.. Duncan, Of
the present directors in the board, aS hi'
colleagues in the future management Of the
road; litigation, it's given out, has already
ceased between them. Transactions on
the Stock Exchange l25,000 shares, Of
which 1900 were Pacific Mail, 2j,O00
Western Union. 1000 Northwestern,
1000 St. Paul. 24,OOO Erie, l2,G0O Lake
Shore and $4,000 Union Pacific
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NO. 339.
VECETINE-

Strikes at the root OF disease by purifying
the blood, restoring the liver and kidneys
10 healthy zction, invigOrating the nery-
Gus system.
VEGETINE
Is not vile, nauseOus compound, which
simply purges the bowels, but a safe
pleasant remedy which Is sure To purify
the blood and thereby restore The health
VEGETINE
Is now prescribed in cases UI Scroiula anu
other diseases of the blood, by many OF
the best physicians, owing To Us great sue
cess in curing all diseases OF this nature
VEGETINE
Does not deceive invalidS into false hopes
by purging and creating fictitious ap-
petite, but assists nature In clearing anu
purifying the whole system, leading Tn"
patient gradually 10 perfect health,
VEGETINE
Was looked upon a. an experiment fog
some time by some Of our best physicians,
but those most incrcdnlouS in regard 10
It's merit are now its most ardent friends
and supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead Of being u putlCd-up medicine
has worked its way up To its present as
tOnishing success 10y actual merit m cur
ing all diseases OF the blood, of whatever
nature.
VEGETINE
says Boston physician, "has no equal -
blood purifier. Hearing OF its many
wonderful cures, after all other remedies
had failed, / visited the laboratory and
convinced myself of its genuine merit. II
is prepared rom barkS, roots and herbs,
each Ot which is highly effective, and
they are compounded in such manner
as tu produce astonishing results
YEGETINE
Is 'luowlcdgcd and recommended By
physicians and apOthccaric> 10 be- the best
purifier and 81, ansrr OF the blood yet di-
covered, and thousands speak In IFS praise
who have been restored 10 health.
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Cincinnati Markell.

CINcINNATG May 7.-Cotton--Dul'
and declined at l5sc. Flour-Steady
family So OO@Gl5. Wheat-Dull and
unchanged. Corn Steady and in mod
crate dcmandat 7Sm soc. Oats-Firm al
Gsa7Oc. Ryc-Firm at 81 22r, -. Bar
loy-Quiot and unchanged. Linsccd
Oil-Firm at 73M74c. Eggs-Firm ut
l5c. Butter and ChecSc-Firm and un-
changed. Pork-Quiet at 50 - asked.
Lard-Dnll and nominal; summer steam
sold ut li.c; winter l5ic bid; kettle l5!c,
Bulk Acuts-DuIl and unchanged; shouI.
ders sc delivered; clear rib sides life;
clear side, l2Imi2!c. Bacon-Demand
fuir and market firm at SIGc9Iml23m
l3c. WhI,ky-Stcady and in moderate
demand at 81 10.
HoGS-DuN; extreme range 500"
$50; bulk sale, nj = 65mS to.
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NASHVILLE, May A brilliant enter
tainmcnt was given this evening in honor
of Vice. President Wilson, by Col +. ".
Cole at his residence; many Of the most
distinguished men Of the State, some
coming from distance to attend the u.s.
.embv and welcome the Vice President
were there. The parIors were throng"d
with the elite of Nashville. and among
those present We're Gov. Joseph d. Par
ker and staff, State House Officers, Al
torncy General Of the State. Judge of
the Supreme Court and EN-Gov. Jno. &.
Brown, cx-GovcrnorNcilS :. Brown, Gen.
+. Kirby Smith, and many -Confcder-
ate officers and large number Of the
most prominent ladies and gentlemen Of
the city. Every Bishop of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South was present
except one, and many OF the most distin-
gushed divine, and physicians Of this
and other States. The house was bril-
liantly Illuminated and decorated With
flowers, aud the entertainment closed
with banquet.
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New York Cattle Mark ct.

New YORK. May 7.-Beeves-Fresh
receipts l,S2O head making 1910 head Ion
four days, against 1850 head for the
same time last week. Market very
quiet and unchanged; prices rangisg
iOy to l25c, with no fancy steers
shown. Shcep-Rercip,. 1850 mead
making 6.9lO head for four days, against
$500 head for the same time last week
Market dull, but hrmcr at quotations,
with a limited business; poor to prime
un- horn ,hcUp jGSc; poor to prime clip
ped ilmG!c SwiUe-Rcccipts ., 400 head
making 1870 head for four day, against
ll.s2O head for the same time Last week
None offered alive; dressed ,tcudv st . e.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Flour-Quict
and firm; Wisconsin and Minnesota fam
iIv y jOD6 &7b; Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio 50 OOmG 80; high grade, 81 80
m75O. Wheat-Scarcc and firm; red
81 45@l iG; amber 81 4s@l 50. Rye
ST Os. Corn-Dull; yellow $4,000;
western mixed S9m s9!c. Oats-Stcady>
white ia 7sc; mixed zoe. Provisions
Quiet. Mess Pork-$22 SOAPS 90. Lard
-ljml6c. Whisky-$llS. Petroleum
Nominal; refined l2lcl2sc; crude
2f,. Clover Secd-lOlmll!c !c for west
ern. Timothy and Flax Secd-Without
demand. Buttcr-Stcady; New York
and Bradford county extra 2Sla30c; dc
fr-ts 23m2ic: western extra 23m2i; Dc
fr,ts l7al9c. Checsc-Firm; western
fine at lGGIl6ic. Eggs-Highcri western
lSmlSlc.
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists,
SheIdon'S Patent Feather Ren0yator.

j. HARRY HAVING PURCHASED
y. the right TO Use and sell th" above
RcnovatOr, Is now prepared 90 receive"
orders for R"nOyaiing Feather Beds ani
Pillows. satisfaction guaranteed or mo-
charge. Beds called for iu the moruiu,
and delivered in In" evening r,ndy nr
use. Prices within thc reach ut all. send
In your orders. County Rights Tor sale.
orders sent To- our address or tu mo- lG, lUi.
street, under Grant House, will receive
prompt attention. HARRY Il GSTEWAKT,
No. no. Market street. GEORGE ARK III,
Spccia, Agent. Two or three gOUd Can
NuSSorS Wani,d. mIyia
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New York Dry Goods Market

NV l0RKl May I.-Bu.Incs' was
quiet with the commission houses, but was
more active in the iobbins branches.
Cotton goods quiet and unchanged.
Prints are jobbing at very low rates.
Central Park shirtus,, and Lodi prints
reduced &c By the agents Woolens and
,haw.s dull The Daily BUitstU says:
The balance Of the Atlantic Delaine
Company worsted dress fabrics vii! be
sold at auction on Wednesday next
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OOF.
WHAT is NEEDED.

BOsION, F"D. Is, IN1I.
Mr.. II. Il. STEVENS:
Dear Slr-AbOul one year since | found
myself I'm a feeble condition rom general
debility. NEGETINE was strongly recon-
mcnded to me by "A friend who had been
much benefited by it, use. ! procured
the article, and after using several bottles,
was restored To health aud discontinued
its use. feel quit" confident that there j.
no medicine superior 10 10 for tho~" COM
plants Tor which u - specially prepared,
and would ch-rriully recommend b. 10
those who feel that they need something
10 restore Them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours.
L. l.. PEIIINGILl.
Firm ot =. NJ. PcttingiIl n Co.. Iu state ST.,
Boston.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. gG, lS72.

MIR. II. X. STEyFN~:
Dear Sir-Thc two bottles of NEGETISE
furnished me by your agent, my wife has
used with great benefit.
For IDug time She has been troubled
with dizziness and cu~tiyruc>>; these
troubles are now entirely removed by the
uS" OF Npgctiuc.
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia
and General Debility: and has been great
ly benefited. TIO~. GILMORE.
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Report from - PrHci rnI chemist md
ApOt tCCaTN.

Eu~TpN. Jan. 2. lN5I
Dear .-l~-Thi> is 90 c,rtiN thar have
sold at retail I.i.. uuIou IND- bottles OF
your NEDLgINl-s -sInr, April b.. .r.a. Hud can
truly say that 10 mas given tine best ~utl.-
faction of any remedy for th" complaint,
for which 10 is recommended, that ever
sold Scarcely day passes without some
Of my customers teStiiyiug TO It's merits on
themselves or their friends. am p"IioCf-
~ COguiZani of several cases Of SJrOmlp puS
Tumors being cured by NrGETGN- alone
In thIs vicinity.
Very respectfully yours.
Al GILMAN, 16N Broadway.
To. II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.
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\ meeting was held al the Memphis
Cotton Exchange, last night, 10 make ar
rangements for celebrating the MecSlen-
burg Centennial on the 10Th. which wss
largely attended by leading citizens.
The American Methodist Chapel at
Quickany, China, has been destroyed by
a mob of Cinnamon. The Chinese au-
thorities have offered ample rspsration
for the outrage.
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FOREIGN.
The Jefferson Borden MutIneers.

LONDON, May 6.-Clew, the English
man of the Jefferson Borden Mutineers.
has signed paper stating that he acted
with the Mutineers under compulsion.
The U. 5. Consul has taken charge Of the
prisoners, and ordered their transfer to
the DreadnAught IIOspitnI.
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hE~TEE. the murderer, who Was the
ronddeu,la, ku KluI and white leader
a-reSter in America has been dismissed
The reason whereof he SAYS, Is not that
Lee failed in hls duty, but because it was
H,er;sinod he was going to preach. lie
~, bee has written a book called The
'aaIrr.ng jew in America. which ex-
| s., The plan OF getting up ouirages,
',-s arrests. &c. In fact, he SAYS, he
going 30 "let day light through the
i-=r4 outrage factory" Hester is h
'gec.meu of the creatures the Radi-
l-,; naturally take 20; IA fellow
&c
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Probable Duration Of the Beecher
Trial

New YORK, May The Brooklyn
Eagie, in speaking OF the probable dura-
ton Of tho Beechcr trial, says the teSti-
mony vet to be introduced III behalf of
the plaintiff will, it is expected, be all in
by Tuesday night, and then the remainder
of the week will be taken up by the coun-
sci for the defendant, in placing their
last testimony before the jury. EX-
Judge Porter will commence his address
on Monday the 10Th inst, and will take
the whole of that week in presenting his
view of the case on behalf of the defend
ant. The address of Eyarts, which
will be- commenced on Mon
day the 23d instant, will probably
occupy the remainder Of the month, and
run even into June, and if nothing un-
rorsccn takes place, the whole summing
up. including the address of Beach on
behalf of the plaintiff, will be finished by
the end Of the first week in next month.
Beach does not expect to take up more
than three days in presenting the plain
tihs side of the case to the jury. Then
will follow the charge by Judge Nelson,
and deliberation by the jury, and the
verdict may be looked for about the mid
IL e,
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-.,u our reports tins morning tn'
.yui,ie. are that the weather to-day
cloudy, with ,outheF!y winds, ana
.-t.aDeTgtuT".
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RAILROAD BoNDS-Mortgagas firm.
-. .-rr RnNr- A-..t

STATE BOND>-Quirt.
SToCRs-TAe general tone OF the mar
ket to-day was stronger than for sorto
days past, and indicated an improving
tendency. - Panama was exceptionally
weak. The stronger stock- We're New
York Central, Erie. Lake Shore and
Western Union. United States Express
declined per cent. St. Paul common de-
clined early in the day on report that
the parties contesting the election were
in favor of buying the Milwaukee and
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bath ofrhc Oldest Citizen of Web.

..-gLEF0Rp. WEBSTER Co, !
WEST ' A., May l. 1870. J
..'ue Reg Stcr:
" ..a, II might interest some Of
a..-- vii, inform you that Mr..
-.- the oldest citizen Of Webster,
a-a is no. known exactly, bat
... hest information that | can get
.-". ar is not less than lO4 nor
.'. Erar, old, died ON April 20th,
..l watr 81 profession of religion
-.. ."-. week ut hi, life
j 4 NMMrIl
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Port au Prince Revolution

NEW YORK, May "A special from
Port au Prince, May 81, says the revolu-
ton, at the first moment, subsequent to
the outbreak, was put down by the gov
ernment troops. Generals Price, Brice
and Pierce were killed. The foreign con-
sulatos were crowded with refugee, who
sought shelter from the violence Of the
mob. Martial law has been declaaed and
IL proclamation ISSUED containing pro-
mise of amnesty to those whe surrender
at once to the officers of the government.
Tranquility has been restored.
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The L. 5. steamship Canandaigua with
the Dsrien expedition, has arrived. All
on board are well. The expedition was
successful.
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Later.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Nav later
advccs from Port.au-Priucc are to the
effect that the attempted revolution was
discovered during the national festival on
Saturday last. While the president was
mt church the government troops pro-
ceeded at once to arrest Bryce MonplasSir,
Pierre and Canal, aspirauts for the presi-
deucy. Each of them resisted the arrest
and fought iuriously. Bryce was wound
ed and died at the English Consulate
Pierre committed suicide and Canal
sought shelter of the American Consulate.
Order was restored Monday. Arrests Of
the implicated parties sull continue.
Two foreigners were accidentally killed
during the outbreak.
The British Budget.
LoNDoN, May In the House of
Commons last night in the discussion Of
the budget Gladstone ccnsurcd the
method Of stating the treasury accounts,
whereby, he said, deficiencies were con
ceaed. He pointed out that the cNpeE-
diturcs had increased during the year of
Conservative government C2G0,O0O He
cuntendcd that on counting the interest
on the deficiency, the savings bonds and
friendly societies accounts, which are
not mentioned in the budget and the
Irish education charge, no surplus cN-
istcd Gladstone also contcndcd that the
proposal for reducing the public debt / ;
totally unreal and visionary; that the eN-
periencc OF thirty years has shown
that the debt had been increased by
| fresh loans more than it had been re-
duced by SURPRISES, yet Sir Stafford North
cote had anticipated that the SurpIusc-
/ during the next thirty years would
amount to elSOOOO. 600.
Gladstone said that party prding it.
self on its veneration for tho traditions of
! its past, ought not to dcluac the country
| from the safe road in finances
Sir Stafford Northcote, in reply to
Gladstone, conceded that the figures
Of the budget might be 50 taken
as to show Il deficiency.
but said that the system he had adopted
was one Of many wears standing. He
declared that the interest on loans had
been fully considered in his estimates
and that no vote on account oi saving,
banks was necessary for the present year
as doubtless supplementary estimate,
might more than absorb the surplus but
if he anticipated additional charges, he
had a full right To anticipate that the
additions Will be balanced by other items
of revenue He said Gladstone had for
mcrly approved Of the reduction Of the
! l., 4
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3t'hrellnQ 2rglstrr.

, y closed III New York yesterday
\ ..g..
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New YoRK, May There was Il
dense crowd Of spectators in the Brook
lyn City Court this morning. The at
tendance of women was largely in excess
OF the previous days. After formal
opening of the court, Mr.. Eyarts said
that Mr.. Beccher and Mr.. Shearman
were compelled to be absent, as the case
was now reaching close, the difference
of an adjournment for day or two
would not matter very much; he suggest
ed therefore that the court should ad-
iourn for day. Judge Ncllaon enter
tained the suggestion, and the court ad-
iourned over until Monday next.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Atternpted Robbers

CINCINNATI, May AT two o'clock
this morning an attempt was made to rob
Adams Express messenger between Lima
and Forest, Ohio. The robbcr sawed
through the end door Of the express car,
ehecting an entrance and demanded sur
render of the messenger, Price. Brice
refusing, the robber shot him twice, once
in the shoulder and once in the check.
Price then shot the robber, killing him
instantly. The robber proved TO be
Brinkly, formerly conductor Of the oc-
commodation train on the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad
Prices wounds are not serious.
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4 Family Affair.

WAsHINGTOY, May 7.-OtiicIaI bond
of Col. Parker, postmaster Of New Or
leans is family affair. Gen. Butler i
his brother.inlaw and assumes 100000,
his nephew by marriage, Governor
AmeS, Of Mississippi, 100000 and
father-in-law of Col. Parkcr's daughter,
100000.
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i II lnowlcdgrd and recommended by
physicians and apOthccarie> To be- the best
purrficr and rlr auscr OF the blood yet di+
covered, and thousands speak In IFS praise
who have been restored to health.
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Items are the scarccst thing in the
village
The mill is working full single turn.
The helpers show no disposition TO re-
turn to work until their demands are con-
ceded to. 1t Is stated that 4 proposition
was made 10 the helpers by
the boilers to 90 10 work at the rates de
mandcd by the Wheeling boilers, and
when the trouble Is settled, the differ
ence, whether and increase or decrease
in the rates, according to the result, be
made up from the date of agreement,
which was not accepted. This, it is
claimed. was the plan adopted by the
helpers and boilers at the Bellaire mill.
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Murderer Hanged

PLYMoSTH, Mass, May William
+. Sturtevant, the triple murderer, was
hanged this morning. To the last he
maintained the stolidity which has char
acterizcd him throughout
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Sheri1rs Sale

by virtue Of sundry wrils Of F;sri Faeirs is
sued out Of The Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear.
Geld county, and TO me dire,tcd, there will be
exposed 10 puhie sale. At the Court House. in she
borough Of clearded, on Saturday, the alst
day OF July, lsfe, at l O'Clock p. m. the FOL.
lowing described real estate, to wit;
Ago Defendants right, title and interest in
the following property, viz About three acrt
Of ground, more or less, 10 Huston township.
clearied CO.. Pa, bounded and described as
follows; On the north by lands Of Hartley
pclreol, south, west and esst BY lands OF mo,
llofning. The land Is well fenced, and ia o good
state Of cultivation, having o good two story
frame house, well finished; blacksmith shop
work shop, a good barn and other Hiding.
thereon orcotod.
ALSO, one other piece Of land. situate 10
Lumb'r City borough, containing tw, and one.
half acres, more or less bounded on tho east by
@. ". Moore, south by susquehanpa river west
by r. Hamilton, north by j. r. Cupplos. with
no Improvements. seiaed, taken in exccation
and to be sold as the property Of John Van.
braband.
ALSO, all that certain tract Of land. Situate in
Burnside township Cleardell county, pcnnsyl.
yania bounded aud described as follows; Con
tanning one hundred and seven a,rcs heng pari
Of the Dan Wilmer tract, with abou, twenty aeres
cleared, and having log house and stable thefa-
on, bounded on the east by Pcniico, west BY
King, south by a. W, Pold, and on the north by
J. Fry.
ALSO, one other piece fland, situate In same
township, containing abou, thirty nine aores.
with frame house, stable, and small orchard
therein, ami having abou, twenty-five acrcs
cleared, bounded east by J. llighdecker, wost by
y. Fly, north by A. W. Paichin, and south by
II. paichiu. Seized, taken in execution, anl to
be sold a. the property Of Jas. Woods
rrnas or sALr.--The price or sum at which
the property shall ho struck OF must be paid a,
the time OF sale, or such other arrangements
mado as viii be approved otherwise thcproperty
viii be immediately put mp and sold again at
the expense and risk Of the person to whom It
was struck Oh, and who, 10 case of deficiency ct
such re sale, shall make good the samc, and 10 no
instance will the Deed be presented In Court for
confirmation unless tho money is actually paid ia
the Sheriff, W. ii. McpHrRSON.
snEairF's OrfcR, Sheriff.
Clarified, Pa, July "a, 1873
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FOEs 10 LLRERTY

The lrionds of the Poland press
gag-law, passed in the dying moments
by the last aud most corrupt Of all
Congresses, for the purpose of arrest.
ing editors anywhere and dragging
them to Washington for trial, are still
at their neiarious business, although
defeated on several occasions because
the Judges of our courts are not rs
corrupt as the majority in the last
Congress. The Philadelphia Times in
alluding TO the bold stroke these foes
to the "Liberty OF the Press" are
making, says "There is n new
f" wrinkle in the Poland press law
Uncle Zach Chandler has been try
ing for some months TO get Mr. Bu-
cell, of the Detroit Ffoe Press, to
Washington, there to answer to the
charge OF libelling Zaohariah in a
letter to his paper. But the courts
" at st. Louis, where Buell. was arrest
"ed, have not thus far been made to see
the matter in the proper light. They
would understand why man should
be tried in Washington for a publ
cation made at Detroit. SO the pros
ecution has got up n new Indictment