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CAPITA. BILL.

The & piitsl BIIl on yesterday Swas
report I'd from tn, Finance Committee
10 the Senste with various amendment
recommended, but the Senate refused to
adept them, so the bill was ordered to
aprrossment and third reading, just as 1t
come from the House We are still OF
the opinion that mistake has been
made in not changing the date .: the
election, aud time will prove the correct
ness OF this view. If the bill passes the
Senate and becomes law, as we pre-.
sumo it will, the result will be that a
specisl election will be held next Au-
gust, at heavy expense, and when no
choice Tor permanent location will be
made. The towns falling behind
vii. st once organize and elect members
70 the next Legislature Tor the purpose
o!repesling the present law, and ali the
unsuccessful rival points combining
against the successful one can very
readily do this. Tue effect OF this will
be 10 make this Cspitsl agitation more
pe,nicious than it has ever been IN the
px. snd those sivocsting the bill for
the purpose of settling the vexed cues
lion and getting ii out of legislation,
will ind tina. their purposes have mis-
Carried, and that they have only opened
the doo's for making it 2 disturbing
element for 81 unlimited time.
II the Legislature is honest in It's
e4O': 10 mske 8 permanent location for
The purpose Of eliminating the disturbing
question from State legislation, then 1t
ought 10 have taken hold of 1t IN
proper manner, and have made loca-
lion without referring it TO the people.
The Constitution imposes this duty upon
tie Legislature, and 1t is unworthy the
dignity or the moral courage OF the body
- S-i'@ sLc Ets POusltIllt.' H ~ H''- NNNN
'sally desirable TO have an expression
from the people, then esch and
every voter should have been le'.
t'ee to vote for the place Of bis choice,
As |: Is tie voter Is confined - one of
thee places, when there is no evidence
TIA. either place would be the choice Of
The msjority OF the peopie. if free e1.
Preston could be had. As Colonel Got
expresses it, this thing of compelling $
man 70 vote his sentiment is spe-
eies Of bulldozing not likely to prove
popular in the State Of West Virginis,
with her motto of Montan Semper Ii
'e0, and whose people, as all dweliers in
mountainous countries are, have q love
OF liberty and freedom Of action of the
mos! ardent kind.
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WHEELING, w. VA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY

to prove that other persons than those
regularly certified by the Governor OF
the State of Louisiana, in and according
TO the determination and declaration of
their appointment, in other words, to 60
behind the certificate of the Governor so
far as it Is founded upon the action OF
the Returning Board. The report will
also state that the Commission could
not receive any evidence TO show that
any electors were ineligible on the TIN
day of November, the day OF the cleo
ton, on the ground that it was not es-
sential to show that an elector was ELI.
gible on that day so long as he WAS
eligible when he cast his vote in the
Electoral College, and the fact appears
that the alleged ineligible electors Brew.
ster and Levissee were chosen to ill
vacancies caused by their own absence
from the college, ard there was no ALE
CATION of lnellgibIlity a. the time they
cast their vote. The Commission re-
msined in session till O'Clock, when il
adjourned till P. NJ. tomorrow. While
the Commission was IN secret session re-.
marks were made by MessrS. Morton,
Thompson, Garfield, B4yard, Edmunds,
Hunton, Hoar and Bradley, the last
named closing the discussion.
There will bel caucus OF the Demo-
cratic members OF the House to morrow
morning, when they will determin e
whether they will act on the Commls-
sion's report tomorrow or delay the pro.
ceedings till Monday, the latter being
the more probable. There are no pres
ent indications however, that any A.
tempt will be made to defer the tnsl
action on the report beyond Monday.
Representatives Field, Springer,
Abram s. Hewitt, Mr.. Merrlck,
Of the counsel, and several
other prominent Democrats, after
the decision of the Commission, held a
brief consultation IN one OF the Supreme
Court rooms. Alter they separated, one
of them, on inquiry, said that the Demo-
Gratis would present strong protest to
the counting of the electoral vote OF
Louisiana.
A private conference OF the leading
Democratic members of the House WAS
held this evening at Col. VIM. I. Pei
tons rooms, and n call Of u
caucus was then agreed upon. The
action of the Commission is the subject
Of universal comment tonight. The
Republicans are rejoicing, while the
Democrats are correspondlngly depress-
ed. Several Republican members of the
Commission say that the decision, not TO
go bshind the returns OF State, settles
the Oregon question SO far rs the Com
mission is concerned, as they have no
doubt that Watts was eligible at the
time he cast his vote in the electoral
college.
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claims allowed by the Committee on
Claims Made special order for Tues
day next.
Several bills OF Q private nature were
then presented and passed.
The House went into Committee OF
the Whole, Mr.. Cox in the chair, on the
private calendar.
The Committee rose and passed
the bill supplentary to the act
entitled "Au act to carry into effect the
the convention between the United States
and Chins, concluded on tae Sth Of No
vember, 1858, at Shanghai, and to give
the court OF clsims jurisdiction in certain
cases" 1t allows certain American in
sursnce companies to go before the court
of claims to make case against the
Chinese indemnity fund.
Recess until 10 o'clock to. morrow.
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The Easiern Que.aIon.

VIENNA, February l6-A special
from Belgrade reports that NJ. Rlslics
has been Instructed 10 draw up 3 dea-
mite settlement of the froI tier question
during his stay in Constsntinople. Ser
via claims the rect ticsLion OF her from
tiers on the Drins, Timok and Ibsr
rivers.
LONDON, February l6-Midhst Psshs
has arrived st Naples. LHGhs an
nounces that he there received IN i'm
portant communication from the Sultsh.
Il ItGIie also says that it appears tha,
Midhat Pashs will be recalled Ia Con
stsntinople in consequence oi England 5
advice, but it is not known whether hs
will be re-appointed Grand NiEier.
A Times SPECIAL from Belgrade says
that rumors are current that the ServI Isu
deputatton has halted in its journey
on account OF disturbance in Constan.
tinople.
A Berlin special reports thatlhe gar.
sison OF Constsntinopie is being rein.
forced by Levsntine regiments which
are supposed TO be ignorant ot recent
events.
A Standard special from Berlin snys
the coup detdt Is daily expected at Con
stantinople. Steamers sra anchored be-
fore the palace, ready 10 aid the Sultan
10 escape.
In we'll informed circles in 81. Peters.
burg it Is said that Prince Gortschskod
has yielded TO tho Cars request and
will retain his office until May, NJ which
time hs is firmly resolved TO retire.
LONDON, February lG-A Vienns
correspondent reports that tho Central
Society at st. Petersburg for assisting
t1e wounded, has not q d It branches
that the Gar permits the Immediate col.
lection OF money and materials. All
the Russian nunneriers have received or.
ders TO prepare TO send delegations ot
nurses t. the Pruth.
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A BPutaI Father.

NEw YORK, February lG.-The wife
OF J. Marseneno WAS to-day fatally shot !,
stabbed and kicked by her father. An
.onio Icon at her rcsicence, 2iS Pr@l-
dent street, Brooklyn, durIrg the absence
Il her husband. Her father-in.lsw, aged
65. at.o mpted 10 shield her from the infu
rated fsther and WAS dangerously stab.
bed. .Iohn Leon, n broihcr Of the wo.
man and present a. the sttacE, has been
arrested but the father II yet st large.
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In. Coburn shoots Two PoIicemen

NEW YORK, February l6.-Aboui
hslt-past one this morning Joe Coourn,
the well known pagilisL shot Two police
officers, both dangerously. 1t appears
that officer TobAs, who ordered one
Hackman from the front OF Coburn s
saloon, 1856 Broadway, was followed to
tue corner OF Brosdwsy and SD streets
BY Coburp, who deliberately fired two
shots, one taking effect In the breast AID
the other in the arm Of the officer
Anetner police officer named Jefries
hearing the firing, ran to the assistance
OF his comrsde, when Cobura fred again,
wounding the second officer in the side.
Coburn has been arrested
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HOUSE

At IL O'Clock the House vent irto
Committee Of tie Whole, Mr.. B1ekner
in the char, on tee bli aIipg tie rsts
for transportation Of freigh; snl Passen-
gers across the bridge 81 Omaha on the
line Of the Uuion P.cGo rsiir0sd
Without dsposing Of the biil The con.
nii,ss rose and ths nsS legislative day
vu began.
Mr.. Eden reported bail making a.
sppropri.tisn for shs payment Of ID.
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A SPECIAL 10 the REGISTER from Col.
ALExANDES CAMPBELL, who Is now in
New Orleans, gives the information that
PACKARD fixed up his attempted sssss-
sina,ioa for effect at Washington. The
statement coming from Col. CAMPBELL
is perfectly reliable, and when We take
into consideration the Infamous chsrsc-
tor OF PACKARD, We can very readily be-
lieve the story. 1t was part of the plsn
to fire the northern heart, in order to
pave the way for stealing the Electoral
vote Of Louisisus.
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Lineoln TeRFttoFy.

wNRISGroy, February l6.-The
Bill TO create Lincoln Territory out oi
the Black Hills country will be laid over
till the next session because the bill rsti-
tying the treaty with the Sioux Indians
has not passed the House, and legislation
being behind it would be impossible to
secure the action Of the Senate.
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suit Dismissed.

NEW YsRK, February lG-1hc SUI,
of Henry Ii. Brady W. Samuel j. TIL
den and others, for accounting and r"
payment on alleged pool transactions on
Galena and Chicago stock in 1864, ws'
dismissed by Judge Sedgwick In the SUI
pcrior Court, special term, to-day. |.
aga,ust Mr.. Tildeu, on the ground oi the
statute Of limitation, but with regard TO
the defendant, Ogden, who resided IN
Ilhauis, the court would con,ider the
matter after the proof was 10 next Mon.
day
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s.,,m.n, a., s~-f,. England.

NEW YORK. February lG-Tbe ship
ments oil beef from jersey City to Eng.
land this week were so large that prices
rosr suddenly 81 the cattle market yes
riay. The experiment OF shipping
i've stock will be tired this week AMI II
it proves successful, extensive rspid
Incorporation OF cattle from the west
will result.
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ARRANGEMENTS are being made for $
grsud inaugural ball al the State House
il this city, on the evening OF the 5th
Of March. Ii We canno, have the
pleasure Of attending IILDESs insugur-
stion, we can enjoy that of Gov.
MATHEWS. We are grs,ided to know
ths, NJ political lines are TO be drawn in
the Inauguration ceremonies here on the
4lh of March, but thst citizens OF sll
political parties are TO participate.
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tried 10 murder Packard, was under tho
influence Of absynthe and bad whiskey.
Wslda, safA 20 ha U.aans

MOBILE, February LEVIN. h.
Weldon, who attempted 70 kill Gov.
Packard, was sent to Mobile last October
recommended by q member of the house
Of Claflin & Co, TO take service with
Pepper & Go. here. He was engaged by
Pepper & Go. until ten days ago. Amor
quitting he took 10 drink and probably
on that account, coupled with little love
affair, did some wild things last Monday.
He informed an acquaintance that he
was going TO kill himself and oil who
know him here say his resolution must
have been taken over drinking table
He was never known 10 take any part
or interest in politics. An acquaintance
ssys he has not been in n condition OF
responsibility for more than week,
PHIpApELpHIA, February Ii -En-
quiry here developes the fact that w.
II. Weldon, the young man who made
the attempt IN Governor Psckard's life,
is the son of Rev. e. F. Weldon, high.
ly respected Lutheran clergyman, Of
West Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati Hiertisn Rraads.

CnCIssATI. February IG.--Eph HoI.
land, indicted for completely in fraud Al
The October election, has made long
sworn statement which will be published
10 morrow. He admits receiving about
81 900 indirectly, from = Now York
psrty, to be used, AND accounts for sops
l5G illegal votes He thinks bve or sin
hundred were cast throushou. the city
The statement ImpIicsins no candidate
directly.
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The American people may take up
the l.nentatlon of JEREMIAH: Ike
nsnber, Lord, what is come upon usi
and beAold our reproach.
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WAxrEp.-A Republican who can
looL vsu in the face and say that ne be-
lieycs in the honesty of his heart that
E,y,, WAS entitled 20 the vote OF Lou
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REM0yAlvv,;22QQ0(( plasoss ssE!, snd QrgaGs Ss

A sab.crfbers will cell their entire stork
Of Pianos and Organs, new and second
hand, sheet music. music boDks, and
merc bandlse. At very near cost prices Tor
cash DTRiSG SEpTKMSFK, previous "a
removal - their new store, % EArT 18th
81, UNION SQUsRK: Oct. !. illustrates
CatAIozu.@ mailed. Agent. wanted. rpe-
claI Inducements 70 the trade. HokAGE
WATERS 4 sDSs. Manufacturer and
Dealers, ssl Roadway. ". Y. sof7t
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Tgy man who aimed TO kill PACKARD
was sboring under temporary de-
,.r,smen, from the effects of strong
drink Another temperance lecture.
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II HEADACHE

CELERY AND CHAaosiLL PILLs
are prepared sxpre.siy 70 cure Sick Head.
ache, Nervous Heafzehe. Dysp ptie
Headache. Neuralgia, ssrVoususs. sisrt-
lsssnes., aud will cure any ez.s. Prjes %
esots, postage Tree. Soid ~ AL druggists
and country stores. Once, bs North E1fsw
street, Baltimore, Md. hefsrsnse: S.S
LESTER, Cashief Howard Bsnk, b1iumorr
Nd dscsb
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isIana.

PrnrzER, the brother-in-law OF CARL
ScHugL, calls them 'the eight eminent
periurers, constituting the msjority OF d
packed jury called the Electora! Com
mission "
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PACK ARD.
Excitement in New Orleans.
Packard Employs His Own
Assassin for Effect.
New ORLEANS, February ID.

New ORLEANS, February ID.
Special To the Register.
The excitement here is intense. There
is no hope of 4 fair count. The report
of the attempted assassination of Packard
was all bosh. He had the shooting fixed
tor effect at Washington.
ALEX. CAMPBELL.
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TRE Rorst case ol municipal indebted
ness il ,ais country is thst OF Portland
Msin,. With population OF but sSo,'
90, and ,ba, mostly of poor people, ii
hiss municipal Indebtedness OF s. OOo''
OOo. or 800 per hesd- Four millions oi
this were incurred tor rsilwsy conmuni-
cations which were to make Portland
the great entrepot of the Northwestern
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TIE House of Representatives will de-
Law action on the report of the High
IoiD,.rs until Monday. Just as we'll let
:. On over the 4th OF March.
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TIE cashier Of the suspended Ainers'
Trust and Safe Deposit Bank Of Shame
ken. Pa, states that that institution will
be able soon TO pay dollar for dollar.
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Msjor General SchoGe!d has written .
letter 20 General Thomas gwing vindI.
csiing the military order Issued by Gen.
erai Ewing IN 1869, depopuIstisg part
oi the western border ~ Missouri. Gen =.
ersi Schofsld says tho order wss n~ces.
.sry 10 stop guerilla warfare. sbd that
the responsibility for hs execution be.
longs L, Presidcnt Lincoln. 10 himself
and 20 General Ewing. in proportion W
their r~peciiys rank snd suthority..
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I, THERE no balm IN Gilead, and no
honesty in Republican Judges?
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ElaHr spot takes the seven-and no
Cen,eunisl hand this year.
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HAYES will get Oregon-and about
,bs only thing he will get honestly.
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Is Nv York, the rent prospects are
quite dlscoursging-to the landlords.
Pric,s mus, decline from ten to fifty per
cent, and many who have heretofore been
able :. keep stores on Broadway will
thi; sprlng 70 into less prominent streets.
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SHAME has lost its blush-at least It's
50 in High Jointry.
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The New York Yacht Club is 30 en-
bsrrsssed that it has voted to give up it
New York and Staten Island houses.
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WHOSE funeral will it be four years
hencs?
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FRAUD legslized, and villany made
respectable.
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Rear Admiral Davis, in cbsrgr Of the
Nationsl Observatory, Ia dsogeroosly ii'.
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THE Electoral Commission was con-
s,itu.ed for the purpose OF Ascertsining
the trath, but they declined TO look after
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LOUISIANA has gone by the board.
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Lor1sIAsA-gone to meet Florida
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POSSESS We your souls in patience.
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A TIDAL wave of fraud.
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wStdou-s woasd.

SHb reierenee 20 the wound OF
~ Ida DR.. smytBs ssy- the ball en-
I'D t1o ineaes above the
e!t,oE En1 came o2i about three
inebts below. The wound 10 .
s..h wound and zhilsi; h serious Il
"a not considered BY any means danger
Qua. DR.. SByIhe says ths, he Ia s.Iss-
fed ths, Weldon on Thursday, when be
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Took us in.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

H., o. .,,o ,ur,ose and will not have died in vain.
IDgcod 20 far MS the child was concerned hardearteu
"A t mar seen 10 say II, probably 10 d" was he pes'
thrg II coud do both for itseI and for the world The
children OF Drunken parents or sons ~ dIuhc Ihlhf
growing up the city, have poor chance fr any thhg
hut misery or crime one IL factor in the case s the
terrible appetite thcy almost SIRE 10 oinherit ana
which grows stronger the gie giO~s weaker ia each
succeeding generation
We DO not ryrcct 70 do away with panPcsm at pres
emf AS I'm 'c days Of Christ and Ills APOSTLES the blnd
ord the lame sat by the wnysdc begging" so has 1t
her eyer since while the spirit las been fosered by
those church Doctrines which teach that IL 10 80 soou
work 10 give alns, and 40 Ich crt rs w 'he act het
tho feels nc s doing favor u tho EVcr ana
re- nlly belpng him to win salvation But enough mas
been written about paupersm, and until the world IL
better all can co IL 10 Keep our he'dS '''' ""'
and gyyiiE as well a. We can.
There IA town In NcwJersey, there may be others III
the world that founded and started on HSht primer
pes-courued by good and r:ghtlnihded people, ahn'
bainc once in the majority, they are llLey 10 remain no.
There is little poverty 10 panpcrsn ana next 10 no
crime The substance Of the people Ii not Wasted IN
snnorti,g prisons ard almshouscs People not al
lowed there sell ardent spirits wlihout license, hu no
3nc is M Sr1 r 10 sC o th rtg6t side and are enough n
earnest { carry their points. a. , >,
It is only to repeat the same story; 80 long az Sew
York has i3 miles OF grog shops 90 long AZ tlcy an go
on one side politics, aud so long as the pcoe VINO 90
sition 80 long win prisons nnd almshonsca and asynmS
be full to ovcowng so long Will paupc9 anu Gp'lo %
I'm the streets and children upon the curbst0nc tl inc
old story We not awake We DO not SEQ tue eNh VI
H. da,u1ng power .iid yet it Iuay he SAID rs IN tho
days when the flrstbun OF Egypt were sn,ttrn IBere
was not a house where therd wRs not one dead t Ell
ters iuto our famllcS-mei, wOmea (many ladJ VINO
has sick lcadachCs")-Uur and our auShiers are
victims and submit a. II II were ncNltaDc' hcucdt
the matter iichtiy. ,...... ,,a
Tbr sonas that are sang oven by oar boys nnocent ms
are often full this ghastly fun many o te lOi-
lcge songs" and others. if you translate We wont 80
home till morning into Nights dcbauch'Is NOT ths also
CHASTITY and dangerous fIIn : ~ ,,,.,.
or course al this is "uOng new :; 1t IL so Ola that u
loses It's force and it is evil mat grows Shakep1re
SAYS O. tie Invisible Spirit OF Winc, men shou,d CAL
thee devil" and he right bIt still tie eVll grows
And now the only hope there Do hope Is 10 great Ic
yiva through tho whole community, an awakening 10
sense OF She evil. And how t'is IL 10 come Coo oy
knows. SOLetiues COIuDal opinions Of pIiHc
pies with FAINT hope OF success, ana you may produce
convict0n what arguments or conyctioas To do
against habits! D. d. D.
NcX- York, Dee. -, 1876
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

THIEF ARRESTED AFTER sfhBBiNG THE MAN WHO
DISCOVERED HIM AND ASsAULTING A POLICE
MAN.
George Kocblcr OF No. 332 East kinths
was awakenrd about 3 yesterday by the mise Of
the breaking open OF y bureau drawer aud found h".
gtr in his room. Mr. Kocbler EprIng from his bed
crapplcd with the rObigr 4 ".~''rate struggle ,nsu"d
The burglar finally fct Lis tee, Of Nj Koebrr5 >
legs and Mr. KoGbcr. catching nccktic OF IL, thic
twisted II until the man grew black IL tic face. Than
Mr. Koubler reayed MS grin, but tho robbie: drew
knife and stabbed hin in inc The noise of tho
struggle was heard hy he other OccpUt Oi the house
and officer Neal, II the Seventeenth Precinct
,nnued in time 10 prevent the tluc from agaiu pu'-Irg
the Knife into his tntHgOnSt. The burglar then ft kod
the officer attempting TO tear his face with lis ~ rr
nails and iuaiy IerI hi:n 10 tho nUOc and made "a
Tor The door Iho UlC;T instantly on his fCct, 81
was compelled hts club vigoS'i,ly upon the raj
gau bofoI,. he could bs made HnDmlSs,yr.
The prisoner was taken 10 the Fltih street Police
tion where he gave MS name ~ Charles Lane age 20
having no occnpaUu. and living IN T"cntt -"'onl-"t
between First aud socondaycS. Upon being searched
number OF false KEYS found ~ his pO-sc'Slou
large anount Of money in the bureau drawer hut
was not obtained by iane Who viii be taken to court t.
day