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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-10

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BOSTON, January s-lne american
soeiaf science Association t9'oey ilslenea
70 tne fesaing OF = paper W hooets =
Porter, oil ShicaSo, on Muhictpn in'
dep!edness' ,r. ,,,., m,
rev. n: wines, Oh llil1ols anu inos'
wentworth 5Igsinson, OF hqoee lsisno'
were cneaen delegates 10 Tue Ffison Con-
sre:s ~ sloeEnolm.
:a NJ, forters onn w paper snows 40 increase
OF S4zo,VVovvo duting me Pasl yen years
In the mnnicipai Sp aeot o. LSV eltles IN ine
onited STATES Mr' forter says: Al
lowing iof me great shrinkase 10 values
and the continued depression 10 business
we ma tnat lne property Q. .ne 'aApay, "a
ers mas aireaay peen motsgsgeo ior 10
per cent Of iIs value ane a. n6n anIs oe oeos mas
increased at the rate o. s4soVo,VVV year
" tue mortgage Wiii conunue 70 in-
crease q, ihe ra.e Oh one per Sens annu.
Any. anu IN anotner aeoaue wlll amount
70 70 per cent ot NE .ae assessed vsla.!lSn ,uSa
o. the properly. M; eof.er st. req iao.e
showing taai tne tots aso sss5s ees
o. the onitea states Il SSos,I.V's'o; w1t,e ,ae
tne HuniciPM lpueS,e9pess eaee nan az oi ioV
cities 70 upward oil s2ioVvUooo more
than me entire state aept, whlch
IN me souinefn ssa.es .npSIsn 20 nSo SSo Sao gov
eminent, "a upward ot Sieo'VVyVVV, ana
10 the petter govefnea SsAleS Is mere ir,
eagateiie. Inc yast paik ol nun ieipAi
de9s - located 10 .he . Easietn s S.a.es'
and ot tstate ceois 10 Tue Soutnefn states.
vi the munleipal deou, New iork, Massi
sehusetts, pennsylyania, new s JerSey sey ano ana
Maine carry prooa9iy oouts4lGoyVrooV,
leaving oy iar tne lgn!ess pf9PoruSn 70
me great western stales. me esate
deos 10 tne East Are very nysSy Us TSah, SI%
pared win those ~ the nes. ,, Elgot
Western states, Calltornia ll!lnos, IN
diana, Iowa, MiGelssn, alssou.i' oaao
ana mlsconsiG, WIZ y nnn Sn ooS SSstega'e popui
lauon ot neatly is.vyy,vvV w ,Seo aan nsSe to.a!
ssaIe sn ae deot OF only Slovo,vVo, or ABOUT @
81 sV per caPi.s i, Snils .ne g.sa. Ess,n
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NEw YoRK, January Sin the Stock
Exchange this morning, II was stated that
one member Of the bull pool made sales
to realize, but II appears that none Of the
large holders have parted with their
stock. Under sales referred to, prices
declined, but subsequently recovered
sharply. Coal shares are we'll sustained,
and the imprnssion is becoming general
that come arrangement will eventually
be made by the companies to harmonic
their interests.
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Crookedness and -Wicled1e.s.

READING, January 9.-The habeas cor
pus case Of 7. P. Boas, Cashier Of th:
Reading Savings Bank, is determined
The Court decided that there was sufli.
cient evidence TO sustain the charge, ant
Boas was held in his former recognizanct
WAsHise1os, January s.-Frederick
R. Goodrich, who admitted to forging the
names Of employees in the Interior De.
partment to the pay roll, has been sen
fenced to two years imprisonment.
Nav York, January 9.-Theodore R
Wetmore, the convicted Vice President
Of the Security Insurance Company, has
been sentenced TO one year In the Peni
tentiary and s., 500 iine.
The notorious Owen Geoghenheim Il
hiding from the police to escape the con
sequences Of shooting last night mar
known as James Morton and by seyera
aliases. Morton's wounds are serious .
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No Conclusion Among the coai

PHILADELPHIA, January 9.-Dr. Lin.
derman and E. II. Wilbur, committee oi
the Lehigh operators in the Board oI
Control, returned TO Bethlehem to-day
without reaching any conclusion on the
compromise suggested prior to their de-
parture. Judge Hamburger, who is
lxious 10 to bring about combination
submitted to them 4 proposal BY which
the other operators TO the compact shall
concede l 8 Of per cent, giving the Le
high interest total Of 10 76.l00 per cent
This II is said would be acceptable 10 The
Lehigh people, but as several other In
terests have steadias,ly refused to yield
1t L not known what this last proposal
will be.
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Immigration During the Past
Yenr.

New York, January s.-The annuA
report Of the Commissioner Of Immigra
tion shows that there arrived at thil
port during 1877 1885 alien passengers
i6729 less than during the year preced
Ing. ofthe number, a, ,267 were steerage
and S,269 cabin passengers. Germany
furnished 1888 of the immigrants; Ire
land, s,22l; England, 6,652; Sweden, 8.
7l0; Italy, 2,sS2; Russia, 2,S9l. Immi
grafton has deceased from 2S3, ,4l3 1t
1856 10 54,6S6 last year.
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A Barnesvlile Youth Takes Poi

BARsrsy1IE, o, January s:1This
evening, young man named William
Fred, took q heavy dose Of laudanum,
saying that he was tired Of life and de.
sired 10 quit the world. He wrote q note
70 his parents and friends, bidding them
good. by, and soon after became uncon-
scious. Medical aid was summoned, but
at late hour, there was but little hope
Of saving him. Fred has led . wild,
dissipated life for several years, although
the son Of respectable parents, and at one
time the most promiSing young man Of
our community.
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terest on $4,000 Of frat mortgage bonds,
and the annual taxes, and keeps the mill
insured to an amount satisfactory to the
bondholders. II at the end fisk years
the purchaser, when the bonds become
due, sees proper to redeem said bonds he
can do SO and become the owner Of the
property. II on the other hand he should
not see proper to redeem said bonds, the
said bondholders could again put the mill
to. sale for the satisfaction Of their claim.
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For ths proteeiIon Of RIrds

coLuMBus, O, January 9.-The State
Agricultural Convention In session here
to-day, adopted resolutions asking the
General Assembly to pass laws forbidding
the killing Of quail for the term Of Eve
years, and to repeal that section Of the
game Law which requires land owners TO
post notices forbiddlng hunters from tres.
passiug on enclosed lands.
10 tSe House bills were introduced to
provide for the creation Of 8 Commis.
sioner TO arbitrate the Morgan raid
claims and to provide for the payment ol
said claims.
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Revenue Matters in North Caro-.
lima.

wAsHrSeroS, January "a telegram
TO the Commissioner Of Internal Reve.
nue., from Revenue Agent Wagner, dated
Charlotte, N. G., to-day, isa follows;
"Gov. Hampton has directed the Sheriff
Of Union county 10 see the law enforced
and. proposes 10 remove the trial JUS
tice and disband the Militia Company
implicated in the rescue Of Federal pris-
oners a, Spartsnsburg. We shall call on
the Sheriff for posse and believe We
ahall be able 10 avoid trouble.
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Ihe9nteItigetre

UsoLE JOHN TURrrs, Of Clinton, this
county, was 10 town yesterday, and called
on, US to have little talk about the Sill
YER Bill and other like matters. Uncle
John is a level headed Euslishman
who has a regular John Bulls pre-
iudice for old and safe ways in politics
and finance. He says that too much
water in a mans bitters spoils ii en-.
,irely, and so too much money that isn't
up to the standard won't mix to good ad.
v.n,age with money that is high proof.
He therefore Is against diluting our
financial whisky with an unlimited quan.
tity Of silver.
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The Ohio city mil Put Up hut
NOT Sold Yesterday.

As advertised, the Ohio City Iron
and Nail Mill was yesterday afternoon
offered for sale. Quite a large number
Of persons were on the ground, but they
were mostly Of that class whose only in.
terest was in such disposition Of the
mill aswould put its wheels in motion
and give them employment. There was
not known representative Of the iron
interests Of this city present.
From abroad there were Mr.. Harry
Brown, representing the Jackson Iron
Works, Of Cleveland; Mr.. a. s. Ingersoll,
President Of the Cleveland Iron Works,
and Mr.. John Clemens, representing
MacGowan & Brown, Iron Commission
Merchants Of Pittsburgh. G. ". Mitchell,
represented the Trustees. Mr.. Ross j.
Alexander, and acted as auctioneer.
He read the decree OF Court under which
the sale was ordered, embracing descrip'
tion Of the property and the terms Of sale,
and then asked for bids. Mr.. D. U. List,
Of the Bank of Wheeling, bid Eve thou
sand dollars. His bid at once developed
the fact that very confused idea Of what
the proposed sale was intended to cover
prevailed. The auctioneer looked puzzled
at Mr.. List and wanted 10 know what his
bid meant. Mr.. List explained that it
was in addition to or rather irrespective
Of the bonds. Mr.. Mitchell then went
on for some time asking for further bids,
bat without avail. He then again ap-
piled to Mr.. List to know II his bid was
virtually bid of fity.fve thousand dol
lars for the property. Mr.. List replied
that It was not On the contrary that
the bonds were still lien upon the mill
aud were not due for six years. There
fore the purchaser under the decree
neither became the owner Of nor respon
sible for the bonds. The auc,ioneer con
tinued and the bid was raised one hun
dred dollars, and in few moments an ad
ditiOnal hundred was bid by some repre-
sentative OF the bondholders. It ther
appeared from the conversation thai
ensued among interested parties that
the exact meaning Of the decree was moi
understood, nor was Il clear Just how much
money was necessary to be paid in order
to comply with the requirements Of the
decree. After consultation, therefore, Il
was agreed that as the court would eli
WithiD:one week more explicit instrue
tiOns should be asked for, and the sale
"" consequently adjourned until th,
2Sd inst at o'clock P. N.
As we understand the matter it stand
thus: The frat mortgage bonds amount
to City thousand dollars; the accrued in
terest on said bonds amounts to ioul
thousand one hundred dollars; othel
items, including the sum due to the trus-
tee, taxes, &c., amount to some ave thous
and more, agyrega.lng exclusive Of th'
bond,) some nine thousand dollars
Whoever, therefore, under the deere,
read yesterday, pays these nine thouSani
dollars or upwards, takes the prOpert,
and for six years to come pays the in
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OIL Pipe to ths Seaboard.

TiTusvrLLE, January s.-The Produ.
GERS Protective Union is holding la
fourth council in this city. The proceed.
ings Of the meeting are as usual strictly
private. Itis stated upon authority this
evening that the Union Is unanimously
in favor Of the seaboard pipe project, and
that subscriptions are now being received
to carry the enterprise into effect. There
ia 4 large and earnest representation Of
producers present.
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PhnadeIphl,,.

PHIIApELPHlA, January s.-Flour-
Qui.t; superfne 81 90, extra s5 90, Penn.
sylvania family So O0as rs, Minnesota do
S. 75a6 95, high grades and patent So 5oa
$50. WheatSDuil aud weak; amber 81 ~
al 45, red 81 Ssal 80, white 81 45ai so.
Corn-Dull; yellow SIC, mixed 63a6S 1fc.
Oats-Demand active; white western 500,
western mixed aud State SeaS7c. Rye
Dull; western Gsa70e. Provisions-Quiet.
Pork-sl2 5Ial2 Is. Beef Hams-l6al7c.
Butter-WeStera Reserve 2Sa25c, creamery
35aSsc. Eggs-Unchanged. Cheese-West.
ern at l2HalSe. Petroleum-Unchanged.
Whisky-Western at 81 II.
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DOVER, n. A., January 9.-Mrs. Mer
lam Berry, OF New Durham, highly re
specled widow, 65 years Of age, was sho
and instantly killed this afternoon in the
presence OF her family by John L. Pink
ham, who had been employed by her tc
do some chopping, and for the paymen
Of which there had been dispute. Pink
ham entered with a double. .barrelled shot
gun in hand and, after a few words, sud-
denly shot Mrs. Berry through the heat
and fed. Ee was soon alter found hal
a mile down the road with his throat cut
1t is thought not fatal. 1t is supposed
that he had been under the influence o
liunor.
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY,
1877. MORGANTOWN. 1873;

Naturalization Of Learning, under the Prusidsn-
= new era Of prosperity. During The 6phnE Term
iu't closed the attendance Of students was inereas.
ed over 65 per cent II hHs large and scholarly
Faeultyi belutlial, he.lthiul and moral location,
ample scientific and Philosophical Appafltuf;
aLlbfAry oonItAntly grovingi eLrrisulum Of the
mott thorough thafseier; 4 andlrd Of lehOlGTIhip
Iurpansed BY no American Institution Of learning.
TmR EIPkNsEs AEE LES than At any othst plbco
known TO aifSTd equal advantages. The FlD term
begins Sept mbef 6th; the Winter tsrm January
ID, and spring term March 9Th For full lnior-
nation, tatalosueI, &c address the President.
GEO. @ s1URGiss,
Secretary Of Rfgentl.
Auat,sf IL ik57 an22.WAB
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A AHIAyY pEPAuLrER.

BARNET, VI, January 9.-Caledonia
county is greatly excited over the recent
discovery that Hon. ]. D. Abbott, who
was intrusted with large amount oi
funds Of widows, farmers and estates,
and who enjoyed the utmost confidence
Of the community, Is defaulter Of many
thousand dollars. Immediately upon bis
exposure he attempted suicide by taking
poison, and it is thought he will die.
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COMMITTEES REPORT.

The committee recommended the fol
lowing resolutions:
Resolped, l. That 4 committee be ap-
pointed, to consist OF Eve bank officers
from New York, three each from Boston
Philadelphia and Baltimore, together
with three merchants and representatives.
from Trust and Insurance Companies
and with such others as may from
time to time be by them added, the duty
OF which committee shall be first to
memorialize Congress against the passage
Of the pending Silver Bill and to petition
that the enactment authorizing the coin
age OF silver as money, except az for
change, shall regulate the status thereof
by its bullion contents.
2. To communicate with the several
banks and other institutions here repre-
.ented and through the eeveral clearing
house associations OF the country to theil
respective members, inviting and request
ing all financial institutions TO join II
such memorial and petition, and TO fur
,her urge npon them rs speedily as may
be convenient TO place their affairs upor
gold basis in whole or in part, and to
advise from time 10 time the progress
attained, together with such further sug
gestions for individual action as exper-
ience may dictate.
8. That it shall be the duty Of thil
committee to meet as soon as II may seen
to It convenient, and to prepare measurel
which shall be submitted to the financial
Institutions Of the several cities repre-
sented.
when II has matter TO submit 10 the con
stituent bodies for action, TO invite sim
ultaneous meetings in the different citiel
Of all the institutions represented, al
with the view Of attaining resumption a
early as events shall prove to be praesi
1 ..kIn
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West Alexander, Pa,

During King George Wilson's reigr
with John W. Garrett now Pres't B. & o
r. R.) as his second, West Alexander wal
one Of theliyeliest and most fashionable
towns to be found In the country. i
then had its Female Seminary, a aourish'
Ing Academy with the Rev. DR.. McClus-
Ky at its head, and attended BY such ele'
CANT men as John Hampton OF Pitts
burgh; Rev. Joseph Waugh, late Of Hol
lidrysburg Seminary; Rev. Ferguson, oi
Ohio, and last, but not least Allen K. Eb.
erhart. OF Philadelphia.
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Railroad Meeting.

NEw YoaK, January Eat a meeting
in this city to-day, In regard to main-
tenance Of freight rates, D. 3. Willard,
on the second ballot, was chosen rs the can.
didate for Railroad Commissioner The
Convention then took a reeess, the Com.
miltee on Resolutions not being readytc
report.
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Bu1rSaroS, Iowa, January 9.-This
afternoon a report was brought to town
that an unknown man had been found
dead hanging to tree near Patterson
Station, Eve miles south Of this city. The
Coroner and City Marshal have gone to
investigate the case.
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Missing.

LOUISVILLE, January IA. @. Fryer
manager Of the Pappenheim Opera
Troupe, has been missing since Thursday
last. The troupe went TO ST. Louis on
Sunday. His accounts are all right, and
bis baggage remains at bis hotel. When
last seen Fryer..was drinking.
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Marine Intelligence.

New YoRK, January 9.-Arriyed--
Steamer Hender from Hamburg.
BREArES, January 8. = The steamer
Mosel, which sailed from here on the 6Lt
for Few York and put back with ms
chinerY diSarrapged, effected repairs ant
LONDON, January s.-Ariyed-stsam
er Leipzig from Baltimore.
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AM E1.PolIceman NnIcidea

NASHVILLE, January GA Shelby.
vile special says that Tom Connolly, an
ex.policeman Of that plsce, committed
suicide this morning on account Of the
accusation that he had stolen q vAlise
and closing found in his house. BE hay.
ing killed q man some time ago Is said
also to have weighed heavily upon his
mind.
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The shoemakers' strike Extend.
tnH.

Bosros, Mass, January s.-The strike
OF the Crispins at Lynn 10 extending. A
large force Of police was necessary yes.
terday to protect the non. Unionists from
assault. Several OF the mob were arrest
ed. The manufacturers declare the action
Of the Board Of Arbitration in ordering
astrike at Docks & Co.'S shops as arbi'
trarY and uniuat.
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FIRE RECORD.

NEw YoRK, January "a fire is re.
ported raging in shaft No. 4 OF the Penn.
sSlyania Coal Companys mines, near
Wilkesbarre. The miners yesterday and
last evening were endeayorfng to exiting.
uish the flames.
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The resolutions were adopted unani-
mously, and the following committees ap'
pointed; G.. s. Coe, President Of the
American Exchange Bank; o. NJ. Fry
President Of the Bank OF New York
Wm. L. Jenkins, President Of the Bank OIL
America; J. & vermilie, President Of the
Merchants National Bank, and s. B.
Tappin, President Of Gallatin National
Bank, representatives, were present from
Philadelphia and Boston, but none from
Baltimore
PROVIDENCE CONSIDERING THE MATTER
PROVIDENCE, January 9.-The Board
OF Trade elected N. w. Aldrich President
and referred the resolution on the silver
question to the Special Committee.
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The Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company.

HARTFORD, Corn, January s.-Com
missioner s,eadman has stayed the pro:
ceedings for a few days In the matter of
application for receiver Of the Charter
Oak Life Insurance Company, that. the
directors may ascertain II the effort to
relieve the company, by scaling policies,
was not likely 90 be successful.
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. Additional Markets.
Eo, s..Ya...

NEW ORLEANS, January 9.-coaee-
oniet Rio cargoes ordinary to prime
l6Isal9c. Sugar Quiet and weak; com.
mon to good commou 6&a6Ac, yellow
clsritisd sisHc. MolaSses-Duil; common
lsa2Oc, fair 22t24c. Rice-scarce aud firm;
Louisiana ordinary to choice 6asxc.
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BeIiont Nail MilI shuts Down.

IRosTes, January s.-The Belfont
Iron Works shut down their nail factory
Saturday, the 9th inst- for four weeks,
In accordance with the action OF the
Western NailAssociation to decrease the
production Of nails, thus throwing out Of
employment nearly Eve hundred persons,
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Ruslness Embarrassments.

NEW YoRK, January 9.-se7en eredi'
tors Of Francis Tones & Co., military
goods, importers Of Maiden Lane, have
filed petition to the Lane firm. Liabil'
tues S2l6, ,s42; aSsets Sl24,74l.
The Commercial says that it Is reported
that the Decastro Sugar Co., Of Brooklyn,
has failed. The concern was recently re
organized as joint stock company and
raised sufficient means, as was then sup
posed, to carry on the business with credit
and succeas. The rumor was circulated
on Stock Exchange and affected the prices
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neeInretI . DiyidentI.

San FRANCISCO, January 9.-The Bank
Of California yesterday declared q diyi,
dend, for the quarter ending December
Slst al the rate Of 7 per cent per annum.
This is the frat dividend since the sus'
pension,
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CANADA.

TORONTO, January 9.-The third se.'
sion Of the third Parliament Of the Prov
ince Of Ontario opened to-day. Lieuten.
ant Governor Mcdonald delivered q
speech from the throne.
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He WilI be- SnstaIned.

From the Detroit Tribune (Repl
Our Washington specials announce
that President Hayes will veto any bill
remonetiEing, without limitation, the sil-
yer dollar, In such veto he will be
sustained BY the sound financial sentiment
Of the country.
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Obituary.

san FRAscIsco, January s.-Nathan
Porter was buried to-day with imposing
ceremonies, under the auspices Of the odd
Fellows.
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weather Indications.
Wan DKPAEIMRNf,
WARRINGTON, D. G, jan. i0-lL u.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer southwest winds, cloudy and pos.
sibly rainy weather, with falling baron.
eter.
For the Lower Lakes, falling baromo.
ter, stationary or hlghe. temperature,
South and West winds, cloudy weather,
with rain or snow.
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Judge Edmunds to he Postmast.
er nj WnshiuUtou,

WASHINGTON, January s.-The Presi.
dent with concurrence OF Postmaster Gen.
eral, has determined to reappoint Judge
Edmunds Postmaster Of Washington.
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~ d, 4, nENATOR PATIERsON,

and charged him with dishonorable con.
duct as lobbyist.
latter was quite severe on Chandler.
Msjor Tarr made the closing speech,
and 10 speaking Of the Southern policy
said that be was willing to shake hands
with the man who shot bullet through
his arm.