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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-17
Status of the Russian Fleet In Amer.
lean Waters

WASHINGTON, May l6.-As there is
much comment in regard to the probs-
bilty OF the Russian fleet now at New
York going to sea tor the purpose OF in
terceptlng vessels suspected Of having
arms and munitions of war on board, 1t
NAV be proper to state that according TO
our treaties with France, Prussia, Brazil,
Sweden, Netherlands, United States OF
Co,umbia, Spain, Holland and several
other nations, the examining vessel shall
remain out of gua shot of the vessel 10
be searched and send small boats to
board the vessel suspected. Proof with
respect 70 csrgo must be certificate
containing the particulars OF the cargo,
place sailed from, where bound. &c, but
the matches are not to be opened nor any
package unless the vessel is brought
ashore and then in the presence OF
competent officers. The master OF any in
spected vessel CAL net be required to leave
his ship. Our treaties with Great
Britain and Russia are silent as to the
whole proceeding. Everything is left
to depend on the honesty OF the ships
papers. Contrsbsnds may be beneath
every hatch under the guise OF hardware
on the msnifests, and cannot be exam
ined except BY the vessels of either
Great Britain or Russia, which govern.
ments are not bound by the treaties
above cited.
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DENVER, Msy l6-A serious out
break among the miners in California
Gulch, near Oro City, Colorado, is re-
ported. The report says that the riot
arose from the failure of w. H. Stevens
and other Detroit capitalists, to meet the
demands OF the miners for pay due them.
The miners seized Stevens and two others
named Wood and Northrup, and put
them under a strong guard. They de-
manded OF Stevens q check for two thou
sand dollars, or enough to take the en-
tire body OF eighty.fve home to Detroit.
Stevens issued the check which
detachment Of men took TO the
bank at Fairplsy with Stevens clerk.
The bank paid the check, and second
check for the same amount was forced
from Stevens. Subsequently pro-
gramme for lynchiug Stevens was pre-
pared and its execution announced Tor
last Sunday. The latter report says it
was delayed until Monday afternoon, the
l4th inst, but the current belief is that
no further violence has or will be done.
Nearly all those engaged in the riot are
from Detroit, Michigan, and At at pres
ent it is impossible to determine who is
responsible Tor the riot.
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Methodist Convention.

BALTIMORE, May l6. The Methodist
Convention 81 the Greene Street church
laid on the table the resolution relative
10 the right OF suffrage and ineligibility
to Office.
The Methodist Protestant Convention
adopted the report ofthe Committee on
Basis of Reunion by svote ot 5s to 3,
and committee was appointed to sr.
range for joint session of the two con
ventions.
In the afternoon the conventions met
in joint session At the Starr street
Methodist Protestant church. Rev. L..
w. Bates, President OF the Methodist
Protestant Convention, called the joint
body TO order, and Rev. j. j. Smith
President of the Methodist Convention,
delivered brief congrstulatory address
on the happy result OF the deliberations
of the two bodies. Other addresses oi
the same tenor were made, and the con-
vention adjourned till tomorrow.
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PENSIONERS in Eastern Ohio. who
hsve been receiving their quarterly pay.
ments from the Wheeling agency, will,
in the future, receive from the agency at
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Phe Wheeling agency
has been Abolished Woodsfed CO.,
SPIRIT.
Gen. HARRIS, the Pension Agent at
W heeling, has printed letter in which
he informs the public that pensioners
who have heretofore received their pay
through this Office will receive their June
instsllment here, provided their vouchers
for that month shall have been received
here by the S0th day of that month. The
consultations do not take effect until
July lst. After that date pensioners
will be paid under the new arrange
ment.
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OUR NEIGHBOR HOKE.

Hon. J.. T. HoKE, editor OF the Min
eral county Echo, was a member of the
Legislature at the time the bill was
passed removing the Capital from
Wheeling to Charleston, in 1868,
and he says he "knew something
of the why's and wherefore's of that locs-
tion." He says he "knew the hrst and
second choice Of every member" and
that Charleston was the first choice of
only q min pority of the whole. That is
true; but it was the second choice of a
majority. And that is the case at this
time. For irstasce: the people of the
vicinity of Parkersburg would prefer
having the Capital at that entsrprising
and hospltab.e city-that would be
theit frst { choice-but we have
the word of ex Governor STEVEN
SON in the last issue ui his State Journal,
that the vote of Wood county "will be
nearly equally divided between Charles
ton and Clsrksburg." That is to say:
the Legislature having deprived the
people of Wood county of the privilege
of voting for their first choice, they ex-
ercise their right Of expressing their sec
oud choice, and in making this selection
they are pretty equally divided. So with
many people IN reference to Wheeling.
The REGISTER and we have excellent
evidence for saying that good many
people of the State think with the REG
IsTER upon this question-beieves
that Wheeling is the most suits.
BILE place for the Capital. We
worked hard to bring the Capitol 10 this
city, and worked hard to keep 1t here
after 1t did come. We fought Charleston
with as much vigor as Charleston fought
us. We were each then fighting for our
first choice: nothing was said about
second choice or either side. The Leg
islature, by the aid OF the representatives
OF Clarksburg, deprived us fthe right to
express, at the polls in August, our first
choice, SO we shall exercise our right to
vote our second choice, as did
majority OF the members OF
the Legislature IN 1868, TO which Mr..
HoKE refers. We haye heretofore
gwen many strong reasons why we think
the Capital should remain at Wheeling;
but the Legislature, through the efforts
of the friends of Clsrksburg, has said it
shall not remain here after the year 1885.
Since the adoption of that act, we have
given many sound reasons why Charles
ton is the next most suitable place for
the Capital, and, as We have intimated
above, there are great many very ex-
cellent people in the First and Second
Congressional Districts who think with
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Awards for Indian supplies.

Nkw YORK, May l6-The Indian
committee to-day concluded their awards
for the supply OF clothing and food to
the different Indian tribes. The con-
tract for beef Will aggregate about 49,.
100000 pounds. The principal award,
consisting of about 10000, 900 pounds,
was given to Jos. T. Parker At IS 10 per
hundred. The awards for -four, nearly
5000, 900 pounds, was given to number
of firms at prices varying from IS 80 10
So 73, including the treightage. The con-
tract for shout 25,000 blankets was given
te John Dodson at from 81 so to s. 20. Il.
B. Csfin i Co, received the principal
award for the supply Of cotton goods.
McKerson & Robbins the award for the
supply of medicines. The award for
overcosts, trowsers and vests, altogether
about 5000 pieces, was given TO city
firms. The Bay Stste Shoe and Leather
Company received the award Tor $4,000
pairs of shoes. II. K. and I. b. Thurber
received the principal award for sugar,
tea, rice, etc. w. Il. Crossnxn j Co.,
the principal award tor hardware. Tho
awards will aggregate about 100000.
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aoRE STIRRING UPOf THE WAR
PASSIONS

Ne learn from the Oakland Heratd
"A Bon. JOHS I. PEARCg, OF Patter-
Na' Creek, Mineral county, w. Va,
''i'7 driving 81 head of cattle through
'h's: county tsw days ago, Lad them
@'3l under judgment rendered in
A'O' o. ERESEzEG kITzMILLER, OF
~ hc9-nty. PEARCE was soldier in
'''oS'ederste army. Shortly after the
~ lie legislature of West Virginia
'N'71 a.aw authorizing any loyal
,'A-a :" sue any responsible man on the
''Aedefsie side for damages done by
'A'' Mr.. PEAscE being wealthy man,
'''sHsn!' 70 the amount of $4,000
0veh obtained against hIm under
u" AT, among them the one under
~ Us cattle wer" seized. Mr. PEAHCE
's''ei his property and the case will
73 "'Ae March term, 1873.
AUS legislation will be remembered as
''' u aba,ch OF malignant legislation
~" upon our statute books under the
'"'-Hon OF 1868, and which was
impossible by the present Consti-
VI 'A7 State. TDI, is oae strong
WY tue average Radical stomach
r oeeh N,c abe TO stsnd our new
r. caution. Tho trainers Of our new
'''1'ion undertook to not only make
sH'sticn impossible in the future,
;. give eountensnce TO the nullifica-
-. " proceedings already had
that legislation. A great
'1't' OF suits were brought,
judgments for large amounts
T.. 'sl4eFed prior to 1871, in cases SIM
:" 'Ie above; but since that time the
A'1'e has passed acts intended to
i. V'c''ve s,', in their effects to prevent
g.,." lection Of the judgments. We be-
h. ~s Vonstitutionality of these acts
BE-. Hme being considered by Judge
s.o.,, 4e question having been raised
Hiu IN soma of ,basa M,na,.1
'aasy Cases
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A CAR D..
WHEELING, May II, ~

neIsrs. Smpton & Rcid. Hichd1i RsiuD, ~.
S FscHy, ". BziiE1i4HfH and 0thsJss
GEs.LEHEs-I received through the
Wheeling KpGIsrEg this morning, yonr
letter requesting me Ia bscoD" n cAndi-
date for the position OF Judge Of the AuDI.
cipal Court. and asking my ascent thereto.
signed n ;he letter l., by - large nam
Der Of most prominent m"fcu ants and
other business m'D Of the city, cannot
fail u express my gratitude Tor the inter.
eat you take In me, and TIA" dslirs son
manifest W have me occupy the dis
tinguI ,ned position at Municipal Judge.
Numbers of o. her ci iZrHS have pcrEouaI- 70
ly approached me Tor the nme puI pose
but nave hsrctoior. declined To accsJ'
10 their request. 1 caBrOt do 20 lOpgsT.
without offending the Will Oi the people
and my own sense Oi ufoprtety. VIII,
therefore, become your candidate. Among
the sIgnsrS are several leading HspubIl
cans. They, ike mytelf, T"soyDi<n ID.
iact that tins is not pOHiicsl coni"-'
While am Democrat, agd expect Ia ~
eeivs the support Of my party, Will b-
extremely gratined & receive that oi such
Of the opposite party a. may sse NJ Ia
honor me with their zufifa2rs.
Very MY your.
ma'.q JOHN ". KbNNED1-
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POLITICAL.
For Judge Of the Municipal
Court OF W heellng.
Edttors Of he ReQtytsr

The many friends OF Hon. Gibson L.
Cranmer desires TO call your attention ~
the coming election for Judge of the NUM-
cipal Court. You arc doubtless aware that
viii decide =, the POLLS upon % the he ouslifcs.
tions OF the candidates for Judge OF this
very important and responsible court.
We desire 10 recommend TO you and
through you to the citizens generally, the
name OF Gibson l.. Gran IA er a. that OF q
gentleman highly capable of nlling that
positiol 10 the satisfaction OF all. prac.
lice OF his profession extending through
many years, and nearly four years exper-
fence upon the ben ch, as well A. many
other estimaole qua les, will prove
sufficient Justification and apology for the
hearty and energetic support which will
be given uim at the polls.
Many friends and wei wishers. MALI
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Hostile Indians.

CAMP STANBAUGH, Wy, May 10
Reports from Camp Brown OF the 10Th
inst. say that the Snake Indian scouts
have discovered hostile camp on the
head OF Bad Water river, sevcnty-fve
miles northwest of Camp Brow, on the
west side OF the Big Horn range. They
report 500 10 600 lodges. Captain j.
Mix, OF the Second Cavalry, with part OF
his command and the Shoshone Indians
under Tom Cosgusve, will move against
them e. once.
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Five Children burned TO Death.

BISGHAMPToN, n. Y, May l5.-Five
children OF Frank Dunigsl, n railroad
employe, a. Little York, Cortland coun-
ty, were burned to death yesterday. The
oldest WAS nine years of age. Dunigsl
and his wife were short distance from
the house whom they discovered the fire.
They made every effort to rescue the
children, but the flames hsd gained too
much hesdwsy q rhe cries OF the little
ones calling Tor help could be distinctly
heard by the parents.
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A CARD.
TJNo THE HON. GIBSON l.. CRANMER

The undersigned, members OF the Ohio
county bar, and attorneys pracucins Ia
the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, being
satisfied that no one could more fal alihfully
and satisfactorily MI the position oi Judge
OF that court than you have done during
the present term and recognising the I'm.
partlslity, courtesy, industry and learn.
most earnestly request and ge that you
shall consent u be n candidate for re-elec.
tion at the approaching election;
Yours very truly,
Daniel Peck, Ianiel Lamb, A. j. Clark,
Alfred Caldwell, John q Pendleion, X.
Il. Barr Geo 4. Caldwell, Henry N. kus-
SELL Wm. =. Hubbard. W. J. W. Cowden,
X II. Cochran. ". W. Aruett, Linch 4
Thompson, John r.. McKennan, HAM.
bal Forbes, Lewis =. 10 dan, =. q. TsylsT,
I. ]. HuguS, J. ID. Ewing. 1. r. Jones.
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French Ministerial Crisis.

PARIS, May l6-In consequence of
difference with President Mac Mahon
in reference to the repeal OF the press
law, Jules Simon, President of the Coun-
ell and Minister of the Interior, has ten
dered his resignation, The Ministers
are now in council. Efforts are making
10 induce him to reconsider his action.
In consequence of NJ. Slmon's letter Of
resignation the Cabinet resolved that
they would all resign with their chief,
and thus leave President Mac Mahon full
liberty OF action.
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California Crap Reports.

SAN FRANCISCO, May lo.-The crop
reports from al parts OF the State show
that the coal weather OF last week, and
the light rains Of the present week have
materially improved the wheat prospect
throughout the northern portion Of the
State. A great deal of grain that WAS
expected to be good tor nothing but hay,
viii produce half crop, while the early
sown and summer fallOwed lands prom
ise an abundant harvest. Less improve
ment has occurred in the southern part
OF The State.
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VIZ DO not hear of any trouble IN Lou
,isns. Matters down there aud IN South
.srolira seem 20 be ~ quiet aS could be-
:e.Ired. la short, quietGess and peace
sem tc be the rule throughout tie
Southern States. For the first time since
.5aclu:e Of the war We are without
'41ors OF brawIS, uprlsing', attacks upon
Fe:eral officers, or arrests made by Fed
.,s officers Whist thi. is worth to the
>54.h, or ~ Dat II will prove to be worth
stynihecfops are gathered. we would not
7s,.Igt 10 guess. 1t would be equally
!Gut 10 estimate the value ot the ben.
Il. to pubic morals. Tie public
aI1l, demorslzed by the chickering's and
isgrs,e.u! Proceedings Of politicians,
igMr,l.' = over the spoils, ought certain
50 be ,rr'o. rd in tone in proportion
Hcoaltr' g. - restored in puolic Of
-sa.'. We can readily biiere the as
's':on that in Louisiana The change Of
public AFFAIRS !: attended by the degree
aNnatence represented by the differ
''Ie Between bonds quoted a. sixty and
sga,y-iour, thst real estate IS looking up,
ni Indications OF return OF prosperity
nsspPafent on every side. Doubtless,
Aae truth were known, the chsnge in
M-'a Carolina is equally marked. So
-.ch for peac.
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Bids for Furni,hing Postal Cards.

WASHINGTON, May l6. Bids for
furnishing postal cards TO the govern
ment Tor four years, beginning the first
of July next, were opened by the Post
master-G General to-day. Alternative pro-
posals were invited for either PLAIN cards
or tinted cards, or both. The American
Prototype Company submitted the
lowest bid, namely, SO and 56.lOO cents
per 1000 Tor PLAIN cards and 13 and
43 100 cents per l,O0d for tinted cards.
If the nineteen proposals only one is
from the west, that OF the Cincinnati
Ga=stts Company. The bids range all the
way up 10 ll53 Tor plain and ll5! tor
tinted. The contract will be awarded
after the department makes an inspection
of the bids and samples and perhaps
OF the manufacturing establishments.
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Call for Troops.

NEW ORLEANS, May l6.-Some days
ago the U. ). Circuit Court Issued writ
tor the sequestra,ion OF timber cut from
public land in violation of the law. The
deputy T. 5. MsrshaIs seized number
of logs and placed keepers in possession.
Marshal Pitkln seports having advlces
that the keepers lives have been threat
ended by the logmen, and u call Is msde
for U. 5. troops to protect the keepers
and prevent the removal OF the property.
The request for troops has been referred
l. WASHINGTON.
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A CAR D

RIO THE IDNOhABbt JOHN W. KEN
i SEDi.
We. the undersigned citizens, business
men aud merchant Oi the city ~ Whe"l.
ing, respectfully request you 10 becomes
candidate ior the pUsitsOn of Judge ~ the
Municipal COurt oi this city. Asking your
assent We respectfully subscribe ourselves
yours, dc..
simpson - Reid, VI. R"illy, q. y FeeDy.
". EIDnxhau. =. T. Hildrcth.N. Ehuya-
grO', Geo. ~ John on, w ~ hobinsOn,
Harper & Bro, J. q. H"rvcy, %. warner,
1hos. Hughes CO., a. ". PAUL a Bro,
II. SchmuIbach, Speyer Bros, J. &.
Anderson, John !. Rice, WIN. Hare.
Louis Stub~nrnuch, ". ~. WoOdwa
James Robinson, Emsh"lmer Bros &.
Welty d Bro, WIN. Graham, j. L.. MAJ
well. Andrew King. tdmJnd Bcking,
II. bradley Wheat, ". J. O'RRBe. John
Nolan, J. W. Boring, e.. I. Bru"-, John
Howell, Louis Gold, J. -. smith, =.
Swabacker, Ga. Beuter, Norway Tack
Compans.
The election for the uiiic" of Municipal
Judge takes place on ia" 2ith Of Say, IsT
lintelligenceT and standard copy,l mil
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wheeling aud Lake Erie Il ROad.
,nnfnI u tho Entin m nrnini

SANDUsKY, o., May l5.-Wonderiul
progress Is being made in this county
on the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail-
road. The iron is all laid from Milan,
this county,t to Norwalk, Huron county,
and trains are expected to be running
there this week. The road bed is being
graded and ties laid between the vii
lagos OF Huron and Milan, both in this
county. The road will be completed to
the Perry county coal fields at All early
day. Trains are expected to be running
on the Rorthern end OF the road by July
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I. d. q. =. Grand Encampmenf.

ERIE. Pa, May l6.-The Grand En-
campment, |. o. o. f., of Pennsylvsnis,
is now IN session here. 1t is said u De the
largest gathering of the kind ever Known
in the State. Over 100 Past Grands OF
subordinate lodges were admitted vester
day TO membership IN the Grand Lodge
An excursion on the bay is the evsnt for
to-day. The weather is fine and every.
thing has passed of pleasantly.
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Rasf0n Musical Festival.

Bosros, May l6.-The fourth trien-
dlsl festival of the Hsnde! and Hayden
Society opened at Music Hall this even
ing With tho orstorio OF Elijah. The
chorus combined six hundred. Among
the singers were Misses Carey aud
Kellogg. The performance was eminent
" successful, and the hall was crowded
with an audience keenly sPp7ecistive.
SIX performances will be gwen, conclut
ing Sunday evening.
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Conf u nous Rafu in Kansas.

ATcHIsoy, May lo.-It has bseu rain
ing throughout thi: section for the LAST
eight days and nights, with on!y &C.
cssionsl intervals OF sn hour or so be-
tween showers. The ground is thorough
~ soaked, snd sil the rivers and creeks
sre full. Considerable damage has been
done TO various lines OF railroad center
ing here.
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NEW YORK, May lG.-President
Hayes held n reception in the Governor
room at City Hall, from IL to II %
o'clock to day. From the opening to the
close there WAS q continuous rush Of citi.
zens, eager to shake hands with the Pres
ident. People passed at the rate Of
forty to the minute. A very pleasant
feature of the reception was the act OF
the President in taking rose from the
button-hole Of his coat and presenting II
TO an old lady, who warmly shook his
hand.
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WHEELING. MAY Ia. lsi7.

Mesrs. Pick, Lamb, Clrk, CulireH and
others, Member, ~ the Bar Of ohio county
GENTS Appreciating highly the exprcs-
sirn oi your kind ana generous sent.
ments, as contaiued In the foregoing card,
1 readily acquiescc In your request 10 be-
come "A candidate Tor reelection Ia tho
office OF Judge OF the Municipal Court oi
Wheeling. promising II re-ricctrd To that
position, Ia sndeavor to secure by u faith
iul aud impair .ial discharge OF It's dut,es,a
continuance Of your approval and rcgar' /.
Very respectfully yours,
I'M aAII a. f. IRA NMEK
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From Chicago 10 York In
Twenty.nine Hoars.

CHICAGO, May l6.-The Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad has
determined to run a fast train from Chi
csgo to New York, in opposition - the
Wabash train. 1t will start ~ 4:43 in
the afternoon and put passengers in New
iork before 10 clock the succeeding
night, making the trip in twenty-nine
hours.
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->sr
BHlse Hall.

Sr. Louis, May lG The heauy rain
this afternoon prevented tho game be-
tween the Browns aud Ha-ttords. The
Browns left tonight Tor Chicago, where
they play TO morrow.
LOUISVILLE, May l6-LouiSvilIes Z;
Memphis 6.
CHICAGO, Nav lG.--Bostons l. Chics-
gos o.
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How the Buckhsnnon :Banner'
yieWsII.

The Wheeling REGISTER supports
Charleston for the permanent seat Of
government This is easily accounted
for. II the Capital is to be removed from
Wheeling, and If the location OF the same
tends to build up q town and make It
like manufacturing point, the
further It is away from Wheeling the
less injury it will work to the wholesale
interests of that town.
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Prominent Lawyer Missing.

CINCINNATI, May l6.-lL is reported
tonight that Charles II. Blackburn, n
criminal lawyer OF considerable promi-
nence in this city, has disappeared. II
is alleged that his absence is TO be- Al
tributed to pecunisry difficulties and "A
fear of prosecution for obtaining money
under false pretenseS.
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v,Goy JACOB attended Hampshire
-. the other day, and defended
q, Illegal voting. The defense was
.'.,.s on the ground Of Insanity, The
4, ~ voted the Radical ticket, but the
=. hold this, that was not conclusive
,it.nes Of his insanity, and fined him
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Found Guilty.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, May Lex
County Treasurer Msun, who has been
on trial for the past two weeks FOR EN-
beEzlIng county bonds and forging en-
dorsement, thereon, hns been found
guilty and sentenced 70 the State prison
for Ave wears.