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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-24

t,,,s, Corr mit.ee. reported three bills do
a.-nass The report was taken up.
ii B. to regulate certain contracts in re-
g ar,, to Ia Dor. do not pass. The bill pro-
Sn,,sed TO give damages against persons EN-
pploying laborers who had previously con-
tracted with other persons; M. 0"i Ia IN
"a I.;daeil offered amendments. Mr.. Clay
moved to recommit. Mr.. Roane opposed
the bin, Mr.. Young of Calhoun moved to
indefinitely postpone the bill, MIR. Clay's
motion. to recommit, carried.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
h., ,.,la. "WEDNESDAY, January %, 1873.

e &
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Roll call:
PREsENT-Messrs. Aldrich,l Allen, APP
plewhi Augustus, Bailey, Baker, Ballard,
Bassett, Bean, Bird, Brown, Bunch, Gamer
on, Carter, Catchings. Causey, Chamber
lain, Clay, Cook, Cooper, Cunningham of
Marshall, Cunningham Of Monroe, David
son, Day, Dean, Denham, Dockery, Eaton,
Edwards, Erwin, Farmer, Field, Ford, Gal
lagher. Gholson, Gibson, Gifmer, Glass,
Goodrum, Gordon, Gwin, Hall, Hampton,
Hatch, Heathman, Henry, Hicks OF Kinds,
Hicks of Yazoc, Hill, Hoyle, Hurt, Johnson,
Key, Liddell Lusk, Magee of Franklin, Mar
shall of Carroll, Marshall of Holmes, Mar
shall of Warren, Martin, McCollum, Me-
McWhorter. Nets, Miller of Cppiah, Miller
gomery O. Oktibbeha,M Mood y, Moore. n ellison,
tard, Rainey, Ramsey Reed of Choctaw, Reid
of Coahoma, Redhead, Richardson, Roane,
Roberts, Robinson, Scott Seabrook, Seal,
Stands, Smith, Spight, Spinks, Stamper,
Showers, Street, Tarver, Tison, Trest, Tuck
err, Wall. Warren, Washington, Whitaker,
Wilson,. Wood, Young of Calhoun, Young of
Assent essrs. BizzelI, Dabney, Dozier,
Farley, Hogin, Lewis, Libby. Love, aud
McLean-9. sfDs sseif.ifs q "a = sssE1sl
Leave of absence granted Mr.. Love.
Mr.. .. E. Parker, charm an Public Build
ings and Grounds Committee, reported that
after a personal inspection of the same, and
ascertaining the. absolute needs and re-
quirements, herein recommend the follow
inu annrOnriaton: 81 =
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Mississippi Legislature.
FoURTEENTH DAY.

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, January %, 1878.
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Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
4 Lieutenant Governor SINS i'm the Chair. y
Prayer by Rev. w. III. Watkins. ID. d.
s RREsENF-Messrs-B Bills, Bridges, Callicott,
Carter 1st District. carter 9th District, Cow
an, Currie, Dowd, Parish. Jewell, Fitz-
Gerald, Foote, Furlong, Gayles, Gibbs,
Gilbert, Grif1ia, Hooker, Jackson, Lanneau,
Lowranee. McCaskill, Montgomery, Nor
gan, oldham, Peery, Pratt, Reynolds.
Rogers, Terry, Thompson, and Vance-32.
ABSENT Messrs. Alien, Barry, King and
West.--4 s
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SEC. 2. That future legislators shall re-
ceive 81 per diem and mileage 10cents each
way, the Speaker So per day and mileage.
Mr.. Street moved to strike out "2'' and
insert ''3' in section one. Adopted. Mr..
Whitaker moved to amend by. striking out
section q and insert instead That salaries
shall be $500 Tor each regular session and 10
each regular session and mileage. For call
sessions, for members s. per diem, and the
Speaker 81 30, and mileage. -7.fs ise
Mr.. Whitaker being nnwell could net
speak upon his amendment. Mr.. Tison OBJ
posed the amendment and said :-s-.s-'. tF@8 :. I
The bill pending before the House con-
tains simple proposition, that is to reduce
and to fix tho pay Of members in the Leg.
islatdre, and the pay fixed should be rea-
sonablc compensation, and i think that four
dollars per day and mileage, at ten cents
per mile, 1as set forth in the bill, sufficient
and reasonable compensation. 1t is claimed
6y some members that 1. the pay is fixed at
four dollars per day. that it will exclude
the poor from these halls. Let. ma, sec
whether that proposition is true or not. Al
previous time. when Mississippi was in a
prosperous and happy condition., the nav
allowed members OF the Legislature was
the amount fixed In this bfli,- and at chat
time it was not the wealthy as a general
rule that served in the Legislature, but It
was the poor, energetic and ambitious that
performed the duties of Representatives.
Ana slMr. Speaker, no member OF this House
Will a uestion the fact that the tax payer
copfd more easily pay two dollars tax then.
tnan one dollar n0w.fgA large portion 5of
our property has been destroyed and values
of all kinds reduced, and business in ali
departments depressed. This being trna
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-27
God and His Living Truth.

We understand that il is the purpose
OF the Hon. George W. Thompson to re-
ply To r. q. lngersoll, Esq. at the ear
Hest time that his arguments and the
condition of his voice will permit him
to do 81. His subject will be, "The Sc
cret of God" There will be no meta
physics about IT, II viii be the eluci-
dation of historical TACT, and its discus
sion will tend to the apprehension of
all those who GO 10 such places for
amusement or instruction 1t will not
bea reply to the special arguments Of
Nr. lngersoll, but by higher point OF
historical fact Ia show that ne does not
include all the elements If the problem.
Judge Thompson is now engaged in
unremitting labor in finishing up his
work, the title oi which is The God
head-the Physical. Intellectual and
Moral necessity for Trinity: and the
necessity of sacrifice and Sacrament for
purifcaIon and progress. To furnish
this is his first and imperative duty.
This is the higher point for the discus
sion of the grand theme. II Mr.. Inger-
soil wishes TO do Us the greatest possible
OF harm. or the greatest posi-
BILE amount of good among men, this is
the point of view which lac should oc-
cupy. This higher view may show WHY
here should be great and mighty re
wards" in the providences of God.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
The Meeting at Washington
Hall and Others to Come.

The unpleasant weather went far
toward keeping q large audience from
the Washington Hall last evening,
where it was well-known an interesting
effort would be made in behalf OF tenn
perance. However, very respectable
number were gathered, and enjoyed and
appreciated the exercises. The meeting
was i'm charge Of j. NJ. Richards, Esq,
who introduced the various speakers.
The exercises were opened bya prayer
by the Rev. J. ID. Motiatt, delivered in
IN earnest and impressive manner.
Col. Robert Love followed with one OF
his characteristic addresses, delivered
with all the force and humor OF which
the great "siege gun is capable.
Miss Disbrowe of the College then
read an admirable selection, delineating
the horrors OF delirium tremens.
E.G. Cracraft, Esq, came next with
a rousing address, which is spoken of as
one of his best efforts in the temperance
cause. During the exercises the choir, led
by Mr. J. NJ, Kelley. sang some delight
full music.
The benediction was pronounced by
Rev. r. F. Clancy, and the meeting adj
journed.
At the same hall a Gospel temperance
meeting will be held on sunday after
noon at half past three o'clock.
Robert Marshall, Esq, and other good
speakers have been engaged for the
meeting in Parker Hall this evening.
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The Fattest Man in the World.

The L0DROa Lancet announces a. the
champion henry FRIGHT, Mr.. VIM. Camp
bell. ii New Castle on Tyne. He weighs
over - stones us lbs; il six feet four
inches high, measures round the shout.
der9 NJ inches, round the waist, 50
inches. and round the cali Of his leg -
inches. He j. only 30 years old. tits
with difficulty THAT he keeps his present
Lp,r weight. lie was brought up prin
ter, but his size compelled him to dis
continue all labor. Until recently cor
pulcncy has been considered natural
condition. but since, by the use Of Al
lens Anti-Fat, sure reduction OF from
two Ia five pounds 4 week is effected,
il j. believed Ia be a disease. IL Mr..
Campbell would Use the Anti-Fat, which
is harmless vegetable remedy, for
twelve months, he would be reduced
to respectable working weight. For
particulars, ask Your druggist, or AL
dress Botanic Medicine Co, Buffalo,
n V
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, retired physician,
having providcntially discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
a very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of CCns'nnp-,
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, and
all throat and lung aifcctions--also Il pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous De
bilty, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, feels it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
atcd by this motive, he will cheerfully
send free Of charge to all who desire it,
the receipt for preparing and full dircc-
tons for successfully using this provi-
dentially discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail themselves Of the
benefits OF this discovery, without cost,
can do so by return mail, by addressing
with stamp,
De. CHARLES =. MARSHALL,
No. 33 Niagara ST., Buffalo, \. \.
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SOLDIERS ON JURY.
Shall the Brave Boys be COM
PEELED to Serve?

Our article on the above subject i'll
Yesterdays edition seems to have
stirred up considerable discussion
among the "melish." Every member
who had an available Code brushed of
the dust and looked the matter up. For
the benefit OF those who have been UNI
able to see the statute we print section
Is Of the 23d chapter:
For the further encouragement OF
volunteer companies, every member OF
II volunteer company, except the con-
tributing members mentioned in
the preceding section, shall be
exempt from serving on jurics.
But to guard against persons becoming
members Of volunteer companies for
the purpose merely OF avoiding jury
service, it shall be the duty OF the COM
manding officer of the company to
strike from the roll thereof the name OF
every regular member who fails to at
tend three mustcrs of the company in
succession. Nothing herein contained
shsll be deemed To rcndera member OF a
volunteer company incompetent "a Il
juror, ii he do not object to serve as
such.
This section may, however, have
since been amended or repealed.
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Hunpty.Dumpty.

The well-knOwn pantomime OF the
above name will appear here at Wash
inyton Hall. on Friday and Saturday
evenings. This is what the New York
Disp0ich has 10 say about it: In the
pantomimic portion Mr. Robert Frazer
figured As "Humpty-Dumrty' and
Clown" and again proved himself
worthy and legitimate successor OF the
great q. l.. Fox He il an excellent
clown and psntomimist, has himself an
excellent faculty OF facial expression, is
agile AMI lively to an extent Fox never
was and wants only novelty 10 become
the premier comic pantomimist OF the
American stage. Mr.. j. &. Franklin
submitted 10 all the indignities TO which
the IN ortunate "Pantaloon" is heir /,
with the resignation OF Christian mar
tyr, and Mr.. j. ". Sanford was grace
ful and pantommically expressive, both
as Thomas Tucker" and Harlequin"
Mr. Willie Gaylari, as the Monkey"
and spirit" did some wonderful acts
OF contortion, and Nile. Elise gracefully
acquitted herself both as 'rGeody Two
Shoes" and "Columbine." The scenery,
by Mr.. John Thompson and Signor Ar
rigoni, is very pretty and tasteful and
Mr.. Frank Peterschen, who is always
happy in his selections and artictic in
bis direction of them, fairly excels him.
self in this instance
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Lecture.

4 lecture will be delivered at St
Johns Church, Benwood, on Thursday
evening. November 2S, 1873, at : O'Clock,
under the auspices Of II. Johns congre-
CATION, by Rev. +. NJ. Hickey. Subject
Progress Of the Catholic Church in
the United States" The name Of the
lecturar is a sufficient guarantee Of its
literary merits, and that il will be rare
literary treat. The Eastern press speak
OF it in the highest terms Of praise, where
it has been delivered before the most
brilliant audiences. Immediately after
the lecture there will be served grand
banquet at the school hall, one that
doubtless would tempt an epicure, one
in fact that will he calculated TO tempt
the most fastidiOus. Proceeds for the
benefit Of -. John sSchool. Admission
To lecture: Adults, 10 cents; children,
- cents. 4 train will leave the b. & o.
depot AZ 5:;j5 p. ", city time, and re-
turn after the banquet. We understand
tina, quite lumber will 60 from this
CITY
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THE HISTORY OF A. Day

The weather Of yesterday verified our
prediction. 1a.--a
Some of the witnesses in the Kemp
McCoy-Edwards case made fun Tor the
spectators.
THE present stage of water is too good
to last, and must soon drop down to It's
normal condition. ...-Er
THEdrinking fountain opposite Squire
Schultz's Office is rammed tull OF Sticks,
and only patronized by cows.
III HE insanity of Henry Milton, was
not as was supposed, caused by domes-
tic infelicity, but from paralysis. - :
Ar the Recorders Office yesterday,
two marriage licenses were granted ana
one deed OF trust admitted to record.
THERE is saloon on the South Side
called the "Enure." Shade of Noah
Webster! What in the world is "Enure?
SEVERAL Italian musicians, accompa-
MED by female vocalist, entertained
the promenader5 on our streets last
evening ...s
AMAx with dog and gun is looking
for the juvenile of the Evening Tom
tit" who misrepresented his hunting
exploit. -r.sz.- u .gzsL'
A PRIVATE letter received in this city
from Somerset, Pa, announces that
they are shedding there on six inches OF
Of snow. .f.i. ,ss..ftE stE-a.t
THE Zion's Lutheran Congregation
choir and Sabbath School will give a
concert at Gcrmania Hall on Thursday
evening.
VIRGINIA street on the Island is, in
some places, miniature lake OF liquid
mud, and Zane street is in the same
predicament +.
TH1Rry-FIRsT street-we beg pardon
LaBelle Avenue, is looking sad and dis
consulate, the beautiful trees thinking
mournfully of summer.
We were yesterday shown one OF the
new issue Of silver certificates, of the
denomination of $40. 1t is fine look
ing note, and b. rs on its face a por-
trait of Commodore Decatur. Wewere
allowed to touch and handle it, which
We did with respect due % its value
and scarcity.
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A Medicine Chest for Is Cenos.

Perhap. no one medicine is SO uni
vcrSally required by everybody "A 4
good cathartic. Swayne's Tar and Sar
saparilla Pills are prepared expressly to
meet this necessity, being composed 81
purely vegetable ingredients, OF which
Podophyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, Sarsaparilla, yellow Dock, and 9TH
or concentrated juices enter largely into
their composition, the whole strength Of
which is extracted on an entirely new
principle They are mild in their oper-
alton. produce no gripping, and are truly
a valuable purgatiye, aperlent, anti-bil'
lious and cathartT medicine. They
stimulate the liver to healthy action,
cleanse the stomach and bowels OF all
impurities. Curing sick and nervous
dyspepsia indigestion, bilious, inter
mittent, reInittent and congrstive fevers,
languor, drewsiness, aching pains in the
back. head, slight chills, with Pushes Of
heat. female irregularities, and for bill
iou> and coetive habit. no medicine is
so prompt and efectual a. DR.. Swayne's
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills. Prepared by
DIR. Swayne * Son. Philadelphia. Price
- cents box; five boxes Sl.0O. Sold
by druggists.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Union services WILDE held tomorrow
in the L. p. Church, beginning ut lOl
o'clock A. NJ. Rev. Kennedy, OF the NJ.
f. Church, will preach the sermon.
There will be festival ami concert
this evening in the NJ. f. Church. The
concert will consist OF vocal and instru-
mental music, interspersed with select
reading. Admission ten and five cents.
Come and see.
The Choral Union propose to give
their first concert Tor this winter about
next Saturday night week. ltpromises
to be agood one.
J. L. Jordan, Jr., our worthy drug
gist, has been hunting superior kind
OF stock in Pennsylvania the last few
days. He proposes going into the
stock business.
l.. G. Sedgwick, whom Sheriff Hilles
has appointed his first deputy, will he
indicted into office the first Monday in
January next His family will remain
here till spring.
Medill x Co., contractors for the new
4. VI. +. Church, have the foundation
about finished, and will soon begin on
the frame, if the weather is favorable.
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River News.

The river mark ut this point yester-
day showed Is feet inches and falling.
Andes left for Cincinnati at o'clock.
Emma Graham passed up at ] o'clock.
Stockdale went down at 2 o'clock.
Tom Dodsworth, Hawk, Sam Miller,
Belle McGown, Nellie Watson, Alice
Brown, Panther, John A. Wood, Coal
City, Dick Fulton and Bengal Tiger
passed down with barges Of coal.
The Ragon will depart for Parkers-
burg at 1910 this morning.
The Buckeye State will pass here on
Friday morning for Pittsburgh.
The regulars all left on time.
by Telegraph
New ORLEANS, November. 26.-No ar
rivals. Departed -Commonwealth, It.
Louis. Weather rainy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, November 26.-Weather
cloudy and cool. River rising, with I
feet II inches in the canal.
VICKsBrRG, November 26.-Light rain
all day; thermometer IS. Down
Natchez, J. NJ. White. up-Schenck.
Arrived-Grand Tower.
CAIRO, November "a. = Arrived -
Daniel Boone, Ohio river. River 9feet
/ inch and rising. Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry 40.
CINCINNATI, November 26.-River 81
feet and rising. Arrived-Hudson,
Wheeling; Alice, Pittsburgh. Departed
49, Hudson, Wheeling; Nirgic Lee,
Evansville; Robert Mitchell, New Or
leans.
EVANSVILLE, November 25.-River
falling with . 30 feet on the gauge.
Weather raining; mercury 10. The
Thos Sherlock laid here till noon, and
the Andy Baum till evening adding
freight. Raven and barges loading for
New Orleans.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prsc-
tice, hayeng had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula Of
a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure Of consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also posi-
tive andSaiical cure for nervous debili-
" and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands OF cases, has felt it
his duty 10 make it known to his suffer
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive,
and desire 10 relieve human suffering,
/ will send, free of charge, to all who
desire it, the receipt, with full directions
for preparing. in German, French or
English, Send by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming the paper, ". W.
sherar, lis Powers Block, Rochester,
n. Y.
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Chancery Suit Of Joseph Steger.
A 81

correspondence VI tllt htshtcI'
WHEELING, November -. 1873.
The Standards statement in its issue
of the 9th, is true that Joseph Steger
had brought suit against the directors
and other principal stockholders of the
Wheeling Centripetal Power Company
To recover the amount oi their stock
subscribed by him. Joseph Stcger's
suit was brought in the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling May p, 1876, and
an Injunction was awarded by Judge
Cramner restraining u. W. Jefiers from
selling or offering ior sale the Phillips
Engine Works. These directors failing
a. agreed, to make up the working CAPT
tai, mortgaged the property works, ma
chinery, DC, and the so-called centrip-
ctal patents in six States and nine
counties in Pennsylvania.
The bill OF complainant filed in court
alleges that about twenty of the stock
holders including the directors, Thomas
Hughes. John Reid, Sr., VI. l.. OFT, J.
d. Dubois, John II. Hobbs, q. C.
Dewey, and other stockholders have not
paid one dollar Of their stock subscribed.
Joseph Steger prayed that they might
be compelled 10 pay up their stock.
A motion was made Jan 1877, to com
pei these directors and others to an
swer the bill at the first dav of the next
term in February 1877. But the direc-
tors failing and refusing to answer a
rule Was asked for To- compel them.
Judge Cranmcr refused to have the
rules issued against them. or TO have
anything more TO do with the suit. The
papers in the case were transmitted to
the Circuit Court. The case is now
pending. HONESTY.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The public schools Of the city will be
closed Oh Thursday, to give the children
an opportunity to give attention to
different kind OF Turkey and Greece,
from that mentioned in their text books
on geography.
4 washout down the. line Of the Bel
laire and Southwestern railroad, result
ing from the recent rains, caused stop
age of through trains yesterday, and
passengers for the dark hills
OF Monroe will have to
resume the primitive mode OF travel-go
out the central road to some conven-
lent station and foot it across.
Special attention will be given to the
musical features OF the Thanksgiving
services at the NJ. +. Church, to-mor-
row.
Inc Baron Cadets give grand festi-
val and supper at City Hall, Tomorrow
evening. The boys will no doubt have
an enjoyable time, and receive some
thing handsome toward buying their
uniforms.
The Lotus Club is rchearsing the spec
tacular military drama Of "Allatoona,
and will present it in two weeks, at
City Hall.
Everybody who was present at the
concert given for the benefit OF the poor
of the city, under the auspices OF Rev.
Father Gull, at City Hall, last Friday
evening, was delighted.s The hall was
crowded, and the net proceeds reached
S75. All Of the Wheeling singers but
one who were advertised were present.
Mrs. Caldwell's absence was through i'll
ness. Mrs. Whitaker sustained her
reputation, and our home singers ac-
Quilted themselves with much credit,
several of them receiving enthusiastic
encores.
The office hours at the Postofiice on
Thursday will be from Sto 10 A. NJ. and
from 6 to- Pm
The Episcopalian Church gives prom
Use Of being 4 beautiful little structure,
when completed. 1t will be dedicated
Christmas.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In tie
Different judicial Bodies.
c1RcrIT CorRT-JuDdE MELyIN.

CIRCUIT couRT-JuDdE MELSrS.
In the case of Kemp vs.. Edwards and
Mccoy, the examination OF witnesses
was continued.
VIM. Halter, Moss Carroll. A.. I.
Garden, James Rine and NJ. Edwards,
were appointed appraisers of the estate
of NJ. f. Wins, deceased. - }lEa
H. j. Carpenter Unsupported admin
istrator of NJ. Z. Wins estate. Bond
$500 with J. I. Carpenter security.
Will Of John Panson proved by oaths
of William Hosack and A. Sample, wit
nesses, and ordered to be recorded. h.
G.. McCausland and ]. NJ. Pollock quail
fed as executors. Bond $4,000 with
p. Whitman, VIM. Hosack and Absalom
Sample, as securities. Co..
POLICE CouRT-MAYoR SWEENEY.
zone at time and they will last
.onger," seems to be the motto al the
above Court. BY strategic move 4
double case was continued, or the dock
ct would have been as empty as an
evening paper reporters head. But
this calamity was averted, and the fol-
lowing cases were disposed OF:
William Shelby and Bud Watson
were fighting in saloon, the Roaring
Gimlet," in North Wheeling. BY the
testimony Shelby was shown to have
been the one to blame, and he was fined
81 and costs, which he paid. The case
against Watson was dismissed.