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100000 FOR ONLY TEN.

1912 Cash GIFTS, amounting O-......... oIV,VD
Whole Tickets slO, Halves 8, Quarter
81 ) &. II Tickets 800, S3iz Tickets $3.50, J15-
Tickets $50.
Drawing Positively June 30. 1877.
and every thu &c mo It's thereafter.
The present management emphnitchty
nOtiny the public tint there u0iH be no postpone
BleTf Of thus drdDiHg, ~ Is tlsiidt tn such en-
kerDriScs. bih thIt UtN pOSHicety AMI un-
e,Jiirocdlly take place On The date NAMED
ThLS. the lSecDrid DTd,rin1 ICiu be conducted
Ike the Hrst 10 the JdtrEeSS " tchich ne JDttOD-
ma named gentlemen hare teStJied:
Hon. Alvin Duvsll, late Chief Justice sup.
Court Of KY; James q. Dudley. CHAIR
man Board OF school Trustees; Grant
Green, Cashier Farmers Bank OF KY;
Hon. ). |. NJ. Major, Public Printer state
of KY; Hon. ThOs. y. Lindsay, Fret
Farmers Bank OF Ny; Hon. Thomas =
Jones, Clerk Of sup. Court OF n.y.; Judge
K. A. Thonl pson, Pres'dg Judge Frank
lin Co. CouFt: James u. Crockett. Clerk
Franklin County Court.
RemittanCes can be made by MAIL, TX
press, Draft, +. y. order or Registered Let
Ter. made payable TO q. ". EarroW q 20.
All COMMUNICATIONS and ordeTsior Tex
cts should De addressed 10
g.. ". BARROW A co.,
General Manager, CourieT-Journal buiId-
ing, Louisville, KY, or Thos. Ii. HAYS q
90, General Agents, 5H Broadway Ne"
send for Circular. aprlS eodegI
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FLOODED STOCK Fur SALE
DUBLIC SALE OF COLTS AND YOUNG
l Horses, at our Stables, 3 miles below
wILLIAMSToH W.. VA.

DUBLlC SALE OF COLTS AND YOUNG
i Horses, at our Stables, 3 miles below
WILLIAMSTOWN. w. VA.
THURSDAY, JUNE2l, 1877, at o'clock P.
a. These colts are of the most famous
trottlng strains in the country, being sired
by Administrator, of KY; by Bysdyk's
HamhIetonian; Strader's Z. NJ. Clay, jr., of
KY, halt brother Of Geo. VI. Pa chen (;
Duke OF Brunswick, by Rysdyk' s Ham BILE
tonian; Sacramento. by WoOdiOrd MANI
brine (2:20A public tI:aD Alcalde, son of
Mambrino Chief, sire Of Lady Thorn.
Also at same time and place, several
other good horses, suitable tor driving or
general use.
TERMS-One-thir cash, purchaser CIV
ing note bearing per cent interest with
approved security.
This will be rare chance To invest in
good stock on easy terms.
R1-The stations SACRAMENTO, by
Woodtord MamDrno, time :9D4, dam Sue
Dudley, 2:SI, by Edward Forest, and BEN
TON, by Belmont, halt brother OF Gold
smith Maid, dam Fannie klveS, by i'm
ported Emperor, will make the season OF
1871 at our stables, at the exceedingly low
prices Of SIS and so, respectively. to insure.
For further information address
HENDERSON BROTHERS.,
m2iegi WilliamStown, Wood Co., w. Va
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Public Sale of Doors, Sash, &c.

I WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
i Thursday, June !, lS77, at 10 O'Clock A.
N at Bodley Bros wagon shop, a lot OF
Doors, Door Frames, shutters, window
sash, Frames, &c, belonging TO the iate
firm of Pannell q Updegrah. The above
property is in good condition and must be
sold. Terms made known on day OF sale.
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, Executor.
&C. HERVEY, Auctioneer. je5S
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FOR SALE

T WILLSELL MY ENTIRE STOCK, CON
i sisting of Groceries and Candies. Also
lot OF Cider at private sale 10 the highest
bidder. Any person taking the entire
stock can have the store Tree of rent until
Septen. Der lst.
The goods VIII have 10 be sold this week.
JOS. GANTZER,
je6s No. 2ll5 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
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flA4.' '=--
make close conr ection at
Njs, sa.H Tor all points South aud south,
.si; HsGicaicaso Tor all points west ana
Softawaeess'o; trains make connections at
81 I',s OT+' Tor Philadelphia. New 1o OH
Sa ,.pn.,on, At Washington Guy. Tor all
2,,a. =, E sonni trains make direct conneo s
HS' ~ Ill Il! principal points West and
Sl,hwe'l., 49,, oarS ON all night trains,
f"., ,,,yu pJTTSBURGR AND BAL
sHshL- TIHORE DIVISION.
VISA ARRIVES.
hEA' washington Pa,
'AAeehns s..0A. NJ. daily at....-.ll :05A. II
l..A - Washington, Pa,
'"leenns 5.95p.M, daily Att 10 P. II.
4"!H AZ ay ,anted. I"Suudays excepted.
',!a4 +a?gs ~ ali principal points on sale
EtA -S, O.iice open AZ a.. hours during
.eda!. THpS. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
? DryRIES, General Agent. male
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SUWI WIN ~
VHE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
fushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; thepupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose sirritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood ;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hlccough;
coughsometimesdrya convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa'
ration, not capable efd0iRg the sight
est injury 10 tie NEST tFnaey infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of C..
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper.
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Cincinnati IrOu Market.

The market has shown considerable
activity during the week just closed, and
the transactions, though not in large lots,
have in the aggregate been very sstistac-
tory. The ample stocks of all grades
have prevented any effort toward higher
prices. but the market is decidedly firm,
especially for foundry grades.
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This Bank is Organized and prepared to
transact the business OF banking In al lIs
details.
It succeeds the First National Bank oil
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage.
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests offs
correspondents and depositors, ana Dy
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, it hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, nrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BoTsFoRD WIN. b. SIMPSON.
JACOR IS. RHODES, WIZ. A. TURNER,
WIN. A. IsErT, JOHN L. hOBBs,
A. NJ. ADAMS, y. Z. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER. my
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avhtrsliag greister.
Terms, by Mail. in Advance
DAILY REaIsTER,

DAILY RE9I6TER.
One year...........SS col Three months. 81 10
Six mouths. " One month";. IS
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTh Elk.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
One copy, yr..S W One eopy,o mos.s2 w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, l yr..sl SO Six copies, lyrs ] 81
One copy, s mos 90 Ten copies,l yr. IL 90
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR EMIT.

4 FURNISHED ROOM, CENTRALLY
n located, suitable for one or two gem
tIemeu. For partlcu airs apply at this
affice. ap3Uh
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S.eubenville accommodation leaves
Be- ARE al 4OP.M. Bridgeport at 1 30, and
arrives AZ Stauhenville Al 6 10 p. NJ.
Leaves Steubenville at 7:i5 a. m, arrive
GBrilgeport at S:j5 a. III.
Special Accomm ,~atlon trains leave
B..laire at e.SJ a. TO-, and l2:ij p. M;
Bridgeport 9:i5 u. M. and 60 p. m; arrive
Martins Ferry at s.jj "a. m. and l:lO p.
n Returning leave Martins Ferry at
W5a.m.. and 3.3N y. M; Bridgeport IL 30
l. n, aud 81 p. IN. arrive st Bellaire AT
I'Qs. m, ami 3:o5 p. IN.
nckets to all principal points in the
Essl and West can be procured at the
uu.On Ticket ONCE IN NcIure House, and
a. the station al Bridgeport.
+. K. MYERS,
n4S General pa-Sengrr & Ticket Agent.
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.,,ns at all stations between
80. stoPd cumberland; No. 43 stops
SaefIii1,ss ,i sm between Wheeling and
0'''ODg, EsrBOUND 7RAiNS'
No. s lNo.2s. No. 10
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,sAnseoRTATloN.
,,;,,ors & Ohio r. r. Co.

after May Il, 1871. Pas Pas sa9, GER r
On and Si leave as follows, wheeling
riin' ,
une; ras4BOUND 4hAhNo'
, 1877-12-21

Progress Of the 3rcnt Strike on tho T,nctlno
Cannl-rfopes OF an Adjustment Hoon.
Special nfspateh 10 Ths htffnuo 7rtbnns.
MONTREAL, Dec. s0.-slattrrs III connection
with tho striko hnye assumed mure pae!lfc
character. The strikers have formed commit
tee OF twelve, who hayo prepared written
document setting forth thcis grievances. They
state their willingness to return to work, pro.
yislrd they arc paid fortnlghtly at the rate Of
fl II .laY fur niue hours rnrk. Tho strikers
still number 1,Uo0. Tits mufnng they marched
In procession, headed hy Il lnarAlln! on horse
back. Tho procession, 1onod ty outsadcrs, was
ofimmcnse length. hut orderly. To-day Joe Dcai,
satoon.kccpcr, forwarded to the strikers 100
small loayes Of breud. th!rty.slx gAllous
Ct coup, and forty gallons Of ton. The poltcu
am, volunteers nnvu been relieved frnm dutr.
Contractors of Fees. 10 1 inclusive, tonight
stg1lo.l MI agreement to give 81 per day, with
fnrtnlghtly payments. C0htrsctors on secs. y,
lU, unl II arc paying II Ut present, 40 that otly
Oh four snc.tuns, VIZ: Nos. 8, III ind J. urc tl,o
men virtually out on stFiku.. From nll appcar-
anges no further vlolcnec will l,e retUrted tn.
sntctai nitpatch 70 Tde tnfo.79 Ir'sAne.,
contractor, Is III town. fle says work on his
section will not bo resumed until tho then ac.
ce1,t 10 cents an hour. IlS Is untlcavorinR to
obtain icnrc from thu Government to stop
operations on thu works for tue present.
, 1877-12-21
NOTES AND NEWS,


8ssfIa. ptseeteA y 7AA ca&ea5o T1buns.
WAsM.K01oa, d. c., Dec. 2o.-Congrcssmtn
amalls may abandon tho contest to retain hta
seat In tbs ,iouas, in view Of the TACT that the
Democrats are arriving 10 send him to tho psut.
teuttArv. aud may make some btsgaln viii,
them by which he will receive lmm unity upon
coaalt!on thAt ha will soEgn.
the INCOME TAX.
The Ways and Means 8ub- Committee con.
kidcrtns Internal revenue matters u reported to
look With favor upon tho psoposlt!on to restore
the income tar. Tbs two Southern members
Of tho Sub Committee arc said to favor Il, hoping
that by tho Imposition Of this obnoxious tar
the saxea upon tobacco and whisky lnsy be
decreased. Tho drift Of the dlscuyslun In
ths Committee shove that thosa who favor the
Income tsx claim that the Ea4tcrn and seabo2ru
Middle States do not paw their proper pro-
portion OF taxation, aud that thAF only can bo
made to do 10 through the income tax.
HATES INnoRsAp.
Representative Cain tcelored}, member from
south Carolina, III i luetIfa supports uayea'
policy u 0odB<nl. lie thlnks thu colorei
M2n hs2 the advantage, ~ he mas the muscular
power In tbs South, aud that tls only ehsuco
Tor perm anrnt advancement Vi tbs colofed man
Is 10 adopt Horace dreeleT's policy aud ''Root
hog o1 dis"
COLLECTOR ARIHuA-
The sistement III these dispatches that this
ipl1sstsAte taLae !os the decision 70 selaoVo Col-
, 1877-12-21
THE NEW YORK LIFE AND SUICIDE.

kd9V4REH 3FIfENf,
MI. FuLAsxt, ILL.,, Dee. 2l-Alr, Joha KFets,
dsy.gooda merchant OF tb!s village, W4a found
dead ~ hls residence yesterday morning, tbs
Coroner convened Jury, and held m Inquest,
ths verdict being that ths cause Of death wis uu.
known. ~ deceased was known to have had
huancIal troubles, some paople suspected that
Mr. KFeig had CON a,itted suicide. and had \
post-uotten held and tho stomach removed,
with view Of sending Il to Chicago for chelni.
cal analysts. Mr.. ksetg held Policy No. lle.sl4
tn the New York L!fe.l1surauce Compsny, Mor.
III Franklin, fstslIents for tbs sum OF 3a,u0A
When Il WA dselaei to send tho stomach to
Chicago. ! d!spa&gh wAs wired to O. 7. CuEtan,
tlemau promptly responded ~ follows:
CHICAGO, Dec. .0.-Ths New York Life pays Ill
deAu mess pol,eiss. .-ssieids or no suicide. Lei
tsigned, u. r. CuahAa. AAnlkss.
, 1877-12-21

fornIn:
t,s; W;A'T'fa5os, ?: E.. I,ee ls.Te e. r,''l.
tinn o. Chnr.c Immigration which Il now, ant In.
men TOR few yeaF4 past nxttatiny Tho peoplc VI
california. would Frtpecsfnf. NIX thas yo.s svn
!hc eM;,}ect s1eh consideration ~ yous valuable
Son arr a'sbtlc.s aware That shere sse now In
ns ops sbo ,a ad sss fe,, n
tn Se m. "sS omnc !! sse: fsanns a sss ,aat naE
cntita ys,lns population Of ths s..tc III III
eto,,ahs hight hers @ sn3er ,, ehateset; fqr ts;.s
knae. an t:nrsh port unaer saa treaty With chlnis
q lady. Thai yon may s,'nre fully understand
arsno1t q; ,,c s,;tc scna,s 9onmIften a. s. .c
th. Ass sepsfon Of The stase legislature on shis
.nhjsel 1sl,o cal yn9r attention to me report of
nc 9nt srsslal snmm'tt.n OF tia SENATE known
' Fef t. so,ns rats te1t y &c
t9"c.e IN ,mn's',.on. and J. tarsrfSfc' ~ ~ rn.it
rcet that you IN ike thla nlstser tue subject Of
nes'agc to Congress when It cohscnss LII Jannasy
rerhapst ought TO add, that Tho condition Of
aHhlfS IN The cltY Of san Francisco for the past
sfhe; ana while II = tthe that SONG irresponsible
rcrsons, encouraged l,r d,s.fputahte Newspaper,
g. e m sse esH ha sses TIT =" e'
cnn'mnnlty. sided by The respectable aud reruon.
| tlblo p!c.s Is endea.orln. % snppress anything
Ike ,stnlcnce. md confidently nppcais to
Government tor rcliof. cnnnnt, ID bFef con-.
n,nn!eation. 70 further than laye dane Into Tho
you are somewhat familiar with tho dangers now
threatening the hcuple OF California, on nccount uf
Ibis great evil. cIpac oy aaklng your early and
aU!ie tan may bo Devised 10 tho end that ncyutfa.
tluns may be entered into between oMr own and
the chtne-e 0nscEHnent which will sAtiafactori'y
ettlc this ft1ch question. hYc tic hDltor TO be-
rery respectfully, your most otedlcnt setvant,
II. +. PAuR,
, 1877-12-21
INDIANA POLITICS.


The Democrats Preparing for tho Coming
Campaign.
SperfdI pfspa!ch tn IAs Chicago Tribune.
lNDiANAPoLis, Ind, Dec. 20.-I'ho Dcno.
cratic State Central Committee met tonight to
determine upon the ttlno aud place for calling
tue Convention. About 800 workers camo up
10 tell tho Committee what to do, and tho
lncetiuG was quito largs. Al! tho members
wcra prescnL xava Taylor frolu tho Second and
Iiclfno, from tho ThIrtecntl. Distrtcts, whuso
plares wore tllletl temporarily BY tho Commit.
i.e, Two hours wesc devoted to discussion,
during which representative sncn from I'll parts
Ut tin State &lrcu thuls views upon ahe quostlons
hefurc the Committee. .-.
Ex.uoY. Hendricks said he WAS tn faYot Of
short campaigns, generally. but probably tho
circumstances surrounding tho approaching QUO
wete such III to tlakc long one a;slfable, anu
us usual lle didn't know whether he wanted
ioug or short Que, and t'lo Co'um1ttea rot no
Senator McDo7ald spoke on the queations OF
policy aud platform. lo said lle had always
been opposed to tho Resumption act, anu was
iu favor Ut the reconciliation OF silver.
Cur, Williams aud Frank Lauslcrs also de-
elArsu THUR purpose 10 advocate tue adoption
Of those points In tbs platform.
Ing iltA sprcc's IN Matthew'S silvcr resolution,
aud the COMMITTEES MAI without his llstlnguish-
cd aud valuable sssantanse.
Thu CRY Of fraud was raised. and the entire
Tie Indications orc that light will be made
next year ou these three points; Repeal OF the
Resumption mt, sp.nonltlxatlon u aflycFt aud
acnunclation Of the wurk Of the Electoral Coua-
luIslLon a. u stupcniuus fraud.
Ex-c x-cougretsular Gurr WOE lhe only speaker
who strongly 9dvoestcd ths late Convention
and moderation lD tho tons of tbs ananctAl
plank Of the platform.
Tho Commfttee is about two TO Que IN fsYoI
OF the latu Convention, but whether they will
b. overcome bT tho persuasive voices of ts!a
canoilatca aud their frends and rail- ~ early
Convention Is not yet (at mtdnlght) Ieside1.
The sentiment Of thu Meeting ssenA TO DO d.
vtdel between honorlpg WashtnEton's birthday
nnd Mansun'a birthday With thu nlcctlug Of tbs
Convtntit T. 81 q o 10 Ch ir,lan of tho Com
1n.tter, su.t a. ha u.rthlay il Feb. ", there Ii
stsonx he.lre t. compliment him at the expense
VI thg Father of lts Country. There u little
doubt TINT the Convention will be held ~ Ia.
dfauapolis, and that the representation Will -
un the basls 81 Que delegate TOR 200 voters, max.
Ing ! ,067 In all. -
At midnight the Committee adjourned, wheA
it VIA Iesrnea that the Yotcu OF tho great ma.
iorisy Of the meeting had beeu potent, and the
call will be tssllel to-day IOr the Convention on
Feb. 10 Gcu. Manson, II wlll be sten, suo-
eeele4 !p defeating Washington toF ths honor
ol recognition. The Convention will he held
here, on the basis ot representation given ahovs'
, 1877-12-21
Nothing Of Disquteting Character Re.
ported from the Mexican
Border.
Observations Of Congressman Drentano
Concerning Legislation, Cirfs.
Scrrice Reform, Etc.
Futllo Efforts to Patol, Up d Peace
Between the President and the
sonato.
THE UNION PACIFIC.
INVESTIGATION or CHANCES or DIscRtNfNA'

TIoN.
sptcfa. nttoatthl 10 1nt Chicago 7fionne
WASHINGTON, u. c., Dec. 21.-Tha attorneys
of the Union spaciac Couuany today, before
tho Attorney General aud the Secretary OF tho
INTERIOR replied to tho arguments nlade s,Y tho
kansas pay!ha yesterday. Mcssss. sliclfabargcr
and Wilson and 4. j. poppfcton wore counsel.
T!1c position ussun,e,l by these Vcnt1oncn Is. In
ousluc, this: Judge Shelabasccr made tho
following points: The Company denies itat II
has violated the Law or Disseminated a. to any
Of Its branches, Taking nat the acts relating to
tho Unton Pacific Railroad together. It is tns!stcd
that the requirement. that the rund stall be
operated "a onB continuous line does not
mcau thas the Union Pacific should have ITO
rivals. 1t means dnly that while there 'Hight
be rivals there ahnutd hc no advantages glrrn
to the Unton rayEc, except such ttst mid rcA-
sonablc p.cs as we're requisite to maintain tho
ron unaet tho conditions Ut rivalry y which
tent tho Union Fac!flt Is an autonomy. Tho
Uuion Pacific ai,d the braacli roads ura separate
properties, ui1l are administered md owned a.
such. As to the rivals wholly within tho Suites,
1t wGs
IMPOSSIBLE FOR CONGRESS
to compel tleIn tu liz tlcir rntGs 50 as to rc.
ctprocaic with the Union Pacific, anl It Il u,l.
mittgated fully t., claim that ConEress designed
TO continc. tho Union Pacific to pro ratc With
kilEHC tkHtsp A+A fSh !tt% ~ VI e@4A*S ~
rcGpFoeato Whenever II w'ia to tIielr Interest to
refuse. II Is denied that the knntah Pacific ana
Denver 1aciac arc branches, ,ot tho Union Paetfle;
but even u they arc branctes Congress gave the
Unlun FAcltlr phwrr to liz usual, reasonable,
mud proper ratcs. 2cll-t'oyerhtMent aEd self
defense would. otherwise By impossible. It
Is denied that there Il any cause
for thu accusations against the roRd.
As to tho different ralcs charged from
Cheyenne wcst, Judge shetlabarKcr makes tho
answer Indicated yesterday, namely. that tho
western c,ltl Ut tic roa'l Ii uyer mountainous
reVIOn4 and much iIlurc cxpcnsivet that, by Il
proper construction of tho chastut, tho statu-
tury rat les per mile IS not found BY dividing to
gruss SUN changed On through frcigLtt BY tho
humber nf nnlcs such frclGhts arc carried. Thu
Company claims that II tue through ratcs are
to 10 adjusted 40 rs to prevent loss Oh The
mountain rud, II will bo necessary to make tho
rates
80 mat OYER THE EAST RSD
vi tho roa.l, aud 40 uboye what Is actually Just,
rs 10 drive all business frotll tlat end to tho
parties who are now assallIug tho unun Pacific.
II tho request of the knnsas pae!flc nnl other
branches IL granted, the unEon pacIIlu would
linyu substantially nothing lctt c1rnpt trans
purtatiom at rniio,ls loss over tho mountains
for tho benefit OF It's rivals. Thu uuiou iae!Ilc
,t,f finn "a n,1in1
, 1877-12-21
CRIME.


Special H'sDtsrh to 7As t'atca1u Tftbans.
Jolisr, ILL.,, Dec. 20.-EarlJ this mornlnr two
men, who gave their nanics rs Edward Wool-
rnlr md byron Eltns. wcro arrested Mt The depot
Of the Chicago lsork Island 4 Pacific Railruau
for body.snatvlihg, and locked up In tho County
JnIl. The men cntne to the depot about o'eloek
n. n,., checked common travelling trunk or boz
II Chicago, md went Into tho waitinE.rootn,
evidently Intending to take tue o'clock train
for that city. Tho nctious OF tho mcn
and the unusual weight Ut tho trunk cx-
cited Dageagcu.astcr Tal'mun's suspicious, mud
the strangers were requested oopen tho trunk.
This they refused 10 do, and wcro promptly
arrested aul Tucked up. The trunk was then
upcuel aud found to contain the body Of
negro, apparently about 81 years Of nEc, md
weighing over ltD pounds. Tho head hal been
acycrcd IRON tho trunk md both legs cut oR
near tho body, In order to enable tho rezurree-
tionists to paek the remains III tho box. which
aleu contained ole Of tho wooden laead.boarls
which nrc placed ut tho head Of the graves VI
conyt;ts who die In tho renittntlary snd Qra
This heatl-bOaru At once indicated tho place
whence tllo boly CAME nnd tho occupation ut
tho strangers. The latter wcro interviewed and
stated that they were medical students from tho
th1s city yesterday ior the purposu Of obtaining
from tho prison graveyard subj lcct upon which
bc considerably alarmed ut thclr situation, With
| ont reason. however, ns Ma subsequently
proved, fur they rerp releaeo.l ths afternoon
Without an examination, and RETURNED 10 tclr
homes. litlo tho turpbU wat tnEatndcp0steuinth in tho
grave. Grcat excitement prevailed horc oyor
Tho niIatr until the facts were known. Prof.
W!l1Is Danfortli, ol the fIahucmann College
noon train, and WAS mainly Instrumental iu pro-
curing tho YOUNG mems fclgAxp.