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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

4 Man Eighty Years Old Cuts His
Throat.

LIIILETON. May IL.
specia. Dispatch to the Register.
lsaac Bartlett, aged eighty years, liv-
ing on Rocky Run, about eigh. miles
from here with his relative, Mr.. Carney
was found this morning with horrible
cash cut across his throat from rszor,
which was found with him. Mr. and
Mrs. Carney, on Thursday morning Isst,
went away from the house, leaving the
old man =: home, but on their return
that evening seeing be hsd lett the
house and also charged his clothes, they
supposed be was out visiting MS neigh
bors, and did not feel uneasy about him,
as he hal been in the habit Of doing H.
and never telling sny one where hcwent.
Mr. Carney on going to his work on yes
terday morning, heard \ squealing noise
some distance from him snd started in
the direction. Coming up to brush
heap he found the old man IN dying
condition. He mad probably been there
all night DR.. Roger WAS called in TO give
medical aid, but thinks the old mans
chances are against him. Mr. Bartlett
has been complaining a great deal lately
about his health, which seemed to worry
him and beng away from his sons, John
and Thomas who emigrsted TO Kansas,
this and old age has probably caused him
to commit the rash act of taking his life
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GENERALFonLIGN NOTES.

Gortscaakou Is weaker in consequence
Of = fresh attack Of gout.
Prince Charles o: Roumsnis left Buch.
Arrest, Saturday, to JON the army.
Altogether sixteen transports have
passed Alden conveying Indian troops to
Malta.
Al. the British regiments in the Med
terranesn will be made up to thousand
men. Rcirfo1cemeuts sre resdy TO leave
E-g'snd for this purpose.
Advices from Cape Town, state tha!
the Griqua revolt has been suppressed, but
the Gaikss still hold the Aua:olss dis
,rI.t. Military men think the wsr will
be indefinitely prolonged. The pros
poets on the Zeu,u border are more
peaceful.
A dispatch from Rome contrsdic.s the
statement attributed TO the RussIsn En-
bassador there, thst the Cimbris was
engaged 10 transport men snd officers TO
America, where they will cross the col
tinent to take other vessels for the mouth
OF the AMOR The dispatch sdd': The
ambassador said nothing OF the kind
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THE TURF.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, Msy IO.-The races
at the association course to-day were re-
msrksbly we'll attended. The weather
was clear and cool and the track coed.
The first race, Blue Ribbon stake, II
miles, Day Star l, Levelsr >, Solicitor 81
time 2:4Of. Second race. Fuly stakes,
two wears old, half mile, G-instead :
Liahtussh l, McGIath's Verdict ,, Bow
ems Florence 8; time 81. minute:.
Third rsce, Purse of 5000, one mile,
Edln burg l, Bill Bass 2, Joe Rodes 3 !;
time l:43t. All tavorltes were beaten
The pools on Mondays races were sell
iRg as follows: First race, one half
miles, Tenbroeck, $40; Aristides and
Leonard, $l2; Vera Cruz, Sl2; Lizzie
Whips, 81. Second race, Long Fellow
stake. mile heats; Dave Moore, $50;
Lucille, 81; Harper, Sl2. Colt stake,
half mile heats, Sevigent, $40; Blow, SIC;
Grinstead, IS; Caderallsder, So; field OF
FIVE horses, Sl4.
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COM UNIsM.
The London Times on the Subject.

LONDON, May II Dispatches from
America reporting spprehenslotS OF a
communistic outbreak are attracting at
tention. The general opinion is that it
will be worse for the Communists. The
Times, in leader on the subject, con.
,cludes as follows: If, as we will not ar
tlcipate, the United States is destined to
90 through a social crisis OF this kind,
We shall doubtlsss hear again, as we used
to hear 10 years ago, good deal about
the evil effects of Democratic insti-
tutions. If, however, it Is the
weakness of institutions like those
of America to give tolerant encourage
ment TO all sorts OF experiments IN social
and political organizations, 1t is their
strength to be able to survive them, to
profit by their success, and to be but hL-
lie worse for their failure. The fabric
of American society is so strong that 1t
can sustain with little or no injury
shocks which would be fatal TO weaker
and more etiete constitutions. In the
United States freedom of discussion Is the
safety valve through which
rreai deal of superfous political
steam escapes. The Americans have
political sagscity enough to distinguish
sharply between an lntempera.e or even
revolutionary speech and rebellious &C
tion. They have unbounded tolerstlon
for the one, but have never shown any
great patience with the other. We do
not doubt that if they have to deal with
anv dangerous form OF communism, they
will deal with It effectively. The social
fabric of the United States is capable Of
successfully resisting such an attack as
that of any State in the world.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

THREE horse thieves were hanged near
Coddo, Indian territory, Wednesday
night.
Catherine Z. Beecher, sister of Henry
Ward Beecher, died at Elmira, n. Y,
yesterday.
Six men were publicly whipped in the
jail yard at New Castle, Del, Saturday,
receiving twenty lashes each.
The customs officers st Havre will
not permit arms from the United States
for the Russian government to belanded.
AT Washington, Mo, five ground
trsmps from st. Louis were arrested yes
terday, for cutting open and rialng q
mail pouch.
The State Central Committee of the
National Green back party OF Maine has
issued call for State Convention in
Lewiston, June 9th.
Miss Kate Norris, daughter Of General
b. S. Morris, of New Orleans. was burned
to death Friday night by the explosion
of coal oil lamp.
The first Home Missionary Convention
Of the General Synod Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church OF North America
will meet in Omaha Tuesday, May l4.h.
A serenade and reception of General
Shields took place al the Palmer House,
in Chicago, Saturday night, members Of
the First and Second Regiments psrtici-
psting,
Edwin w. Hall, President of the Mer-
chants Nationsl Bank at Whitehall, n.
Y, has been arrested on the charge Of
embezzing 100000 of the funds. He
gave bail
JASON SCRlBNER, a small farmer near
Augusta, Me, killed three of hls children
Saturday afternoon, and then attempted
suicide, his wife and Oldest child escsp-
ing him. Scribaer l, in prison.
GEN. PATTERSON, Collector of the
Memphis district, had telegram from
his deputy, Andrew HsrrIs, yesterday,
that be had seized and destroyed two
stills in Henry county, near the Ken
lucky line, Friday night, OF 100 gallons
capacity each.
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MEXICO,
Anxiety In Political Circles.

CITY or MEXICO, May ia feeling
OF anxiety exists in political circles.
VsllarLe, Minister Of Foreign Relations;
Tsgle, Minister Of Justice, and Garcia
Cardena. Minister of the Interior, were
elected Judges OF the National Supreme
Court. President Djsz appointed them
members Of his Cabinet, license being
granted them to abstain from Court
duties A question Of jurisdiction re-
sulting therelrom between the ExeCu-
tive and the Supreme Court, the Court
withdrew the license and requested the
Ministers TO resign ore position or the
other. Tagle ana Cardena esigaed from
the Supreme Court.
NsIlarte Is embarrassed and reluctant
to relir guish either the position cf Pre-
mier or the CnieEJ usticeshlp. lie is,
besides, the most prominent candidate FOR
the next Presidency. His enemies are
e1ulting over his trying position. 1t Is
probable that the Court will extend iur-
ther license to VaIlsrte, it beng corsid.
cred impolitic that be should leave TIE
State department before the settlement
of the American question.
On April 3Oth Minister Foster gave an
official dinner 10 President Dlsz.
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\ Touch OF winter.

KEoKUK, Msy IA slight fall Of
lnow, hal and rain here to-day. Weather
cool. No dsmsge TO fruit.
DEs MoINEs, May 1.-The weather
was very cod here this morning, and
snow has been falling by spurts all day.
At o'clock there was quite heavy snow
storm
MUscATINE, M,y IA snow-storm
hes been prevailing today along the Os.
kalooss branch of the Rock Island rail-
road. covering the ground IN places, ter
mira:irE ID hsil and rain. No damage
to fruit or crops Is reported a heavy
frost this morning.
New YORK, May ll.-Reports from
the interior note s.i1LL frost throug h0u.
the S,ate, but doing little damr -e, how.
ever. In some places ice iorUed. The
sudden change heresooGts a.. night was
more damsgirg to persons than to plants.
To-day it is cold, cloudy and showery.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

Mr.. Hamilton, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported bill in the
matter of Ven szuels claims. 1t author.
ICES the President to enter into fntGer
convention with Venezuela, in case that
government should desire hearing OF
any of the cases decided by the COmmis-
sion heretofore organized. Ordered
printed and recommitted.
The following bills were passed To
re, tore to the market certain lands in
Utah; for the relief of the settlers on
public lands, providing that any person
who shall plant and maintain for eight
years ton acres of timbered lands shall be
entitled 10 patent for such quarter sec-
tions; permitted Nebraska TO deed cer-
tain territory to Missouri; providing for
the sale OF timber lands in California or
Washington territory, Nevada or Col
orado. IN quantities not exceeding 100
acres to any one citizen, at min
mum price Of two dollars and fifty cents
per acre, and making it unlawful to cut
any timber on public lands.
Mr.. Wright, from the committee on
public lands. reported bill providing
tor the loan OF $500 to every person who
shall settle on the public lands undpr the
Homestead law, the act to be IN operation
until 81 100000 have been expended.
The bill was reported without recon-
mendstion and WAS referred TO the Com
mittee of the Whole.
Mr.. Reagan called up the bill to regu-
late Interstate transportation by rail-
road, and to prohibit unjust discrlmine-
tiOn by common carriers.
Mr.. Bragg made speech against the bill
as being not what it purports TO be-a
bill to restrict railroad monopolies, but q
Dill in the interest of railroads and OF
great railroad kings, as shown by the
TACT that the Pennsylvania Legislature,
Tom Scots Legislature. had instructed
the representatives OF that state TO sup
port it. The bill was an absolute prohl-
bition against competition, it protected
ore great trunk line from another, Scott
from Garrett and both from Nsnderbi I,
and not being obliged to fight each other
they would join III consuming all the
grssshoppers had left to the farmers OF
the West
Mr.. Phillips opposed the bill on the
ground tnat Its practical effect would be
to make it impossible for railroads to
ship freight over the great continuous
lines aud that it would thus cripple the
industries of the country.
Mr.. Potter also opposed the bill and it
WAS then read by sections.
A long debate followed, in which the
principal objection expressed against the
bill, was that ITS meaning was buried
away in such a mass of verbisge rs to
make it almost uninteliigibe. the House
proceeded to vote on the amendments.
Mr.. Cannon offered an amendment pre-
hioting the pooling arrangements Of
railroad companies. Agreed to without
disposing Of the bill, on which, however,
the previous question was seconded, so as
to keep it before the House.
Adjourned.
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NISHINGTON DOINGS.
r,sATION OF THE PRE$I-
NV DESTIAL FRAUD.
,,spemOcraIic Members Say
Nh" .Iy treasury Statement
outstanding Currency
Customs Receipts.
arr wAsHINGTON LETTEK.
ideutiaI FraRd-HOW IL IL
The ,esugntcd-WEaI Ihe Dem
,,dc Members Say
lnnre OF the Register.

-, presidential frHnu-ho" :. "
Ih' ,pyesugaicd-WHa' the Dem
..de Members Say.
,ondence OF the Register.
"''' WAsHINGToN, May IL,
o after day the House has been
i, sisg for the resolution to inquire into
vIo,i3, fraud. Yesterday was set,
at VS., announced that the mine
IA be sprur 9 without doubt. There
.,,,s,ody gathering in the galleries
I.,ge attendance of mem bers for q
r.,,y session. There was everything
-, rs.olu,ion. Now 1t is promised
morrow without fail. The trouble
.., "a has been charged, that several
..,-i1sn. Democrats, who ara afraid OF
-, hit. sre barring the way to an
..,..,igatior; the difficulty has bean to
.,,..s = plsn OF procedure which would,
,.yopt sny doubt, consummate the le.
...r.ts end Of the investigs'iDn which
60 I,y b.f)re the country ali the facts
..Ss Presidential fraud There is much
-,,s 70 be exposed in connection with
.,s g. Presidential campaign than has
~ brought to light; the Information is
!. ,o.5 bsuds, snd when the time and
go mesDs shall have been agreed upon,
~.[. 20 to the country rs the most
,,,,.ios OF sll the scandslous develop
-s-u These considerations have held
.,s -eyelsliOus back and may still tur-
-s. delay It, though one If the mana
,..s ssys he believe It will 60 in on Mon
.T w
General Will ans, Of Michigan, who
gg Introduce the matter, says he will be
g,iy on Monday to move.
5 5 Cox says be thinks the first step
xii bs,sken on Monday he is not q
den msr aud, therefore has not felt
k. .skug very prominent part, but
b. . fllly persuaded tnat the country
-.-l, 70 know how much truth there Is
+. ne cta-ge that the Republicans stole
gs Presidency. Mr.. Cox says 1t viii
D. impossib.e t. get Hayes out
sd he knows OF nobody about
...s who has any idea Of getting him
d. he believes, oRever, that 1t will
es,t-o7g issue in the coming campaign
sd lDsl II will upsets me districts AID
r7e :ta.es which have been set down as
IRE Tor the Republican.
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Beecher ia The Role Of Chaplain.

NEw YORK. May l2-kev. Henry
Wsrd Beecher, who was made chaplain
of the Thirteenth Regiment lately,
preached bis frs. snnusI sermon to his
re- iraent at Plymouth Church tonight.
The pew holders resIgned their pews Tor
the occasion snd the regiment marched
in in fall uniform. Mr Beecher appear.
ed in dark blue, cnspiaju's Uniform, tut
omitted the shoulder straps Aud gI.. but
tons. He p.U~e1l4 from she text /:
Wherefore tske eun.Oy yOu the whole armOr
o.. God tia, ye may be able to stand IN the
ey.. dsv7 he saIi by nsture we were born
% TIE lssG, tu. we come after 8 little o.
y higher reslm Of affection. The quail
ties cf s good soldier were the same AZ
those needed for good soldier IN spirit
usI warfare, VIZ, Intelligence, yIrtle,
pi,.v and bravery. Obedience wss also
= L .cegs.tv, ard there could be 10 good
soldiers who did not have al esprit au
sg7Ds. He then reviewed the duties Of
soldierf, Y ho were psi. Of the govern
meut Taey should oeisrd t1e Com
moawealth and be always ready TO pre-
sent sn VI broEeu front 10 tie enemies q
their country. he hoped that God
would prosper them.
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second Edition ofrrank Randc.

AEAFHIs May ll.-At the Criminal
v5..' :.-day Judge Logwood, sentenced
-',A Williams to the penitentjary for
.. years Tor malicious shooting, IN con-
-7.on with assaults upon some Eegroes
Greek, in this county. A few
-74S st.cr the sentence Was pro-
'a-ed, Williams darted out at the
n aod rsn down Poplar stre,, Three
r.'Y Sner.a' were soon mounted and
pursuit and fnsny overlook him
q, '-s suburbs ana be opened fire on
'g ., With q reyoiyer, vo.ndirg Deputy
Aaaon.s horse, and continued shoot
-1". his revolver was emptied, and
... .,- 4'eW another and continued firing
-. -" le was brought down by shot
..-so The hip, and was then carried
~ 0a'- lie is also u, der indictment
g.. --'-eFIlg two cOjored men, and he
=, .eii'sfdsy If the judge sentenced him
4, .! y. he woa.d xiii the Judge, sheriff
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De.perado Captured.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, Msy l2.-Er.
nes: Wbitehouse, who attempted % kill
Deputy Sheriff Cherry IN this city 10
June, 1877, and who escaped after sn sx-
citing chase, listing six days az d extend
ing through several adjoining counties
in Illinois, was captured here 70 day, sf-
ter desperate struggle, with i've off,
cers, by one o! whom Deputy Sheriff
Cherry was shot in the let hand and in
the H. sht thigh. Cherry is the same Of
Gcer who was sho. BY Wnitehouse last
June Wniehouse was interviewed 10
his cell i1is evening. He talked freely,
giving an account o: his adventures dur
lug the year Of his Outlawry. He Is
noted Is desperate, and there Is gener-
al rejoicing over his capture.
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MATRIMONIAL.
Marriage orBnron Blanc TO SenOritn
Terry.

ItFEy.
NRw YORK, May ll.-In DR.. Stevens
Catholic Church, this evening Rev. DR..
Edward McGlynD, assisted by q number
of clergymen, married Baron Albert
Blame, Italian Minister at Washington,
to Senorta Terry, daughter of EXcellen-
tissimo Don Tomas Terry, Cuban of
great wealth and distinguished family.
The Church was crowded with the mem
bers of the best families OF this and other
cities. Some three thousand ladies and
gentlemen were preseLt, including Sir
Edward Thornton, the British Minister;
Admiral Jones OF the British Legation
and wife. Senior BaitazzI, Secre-
tary Of the Turkish Legation, and
wife; Senor Mantila, the Spanish
Minister, Count Marasschi, the Italian
Vice Consul, NJ. De Consels, of the
French legation, Marquis Podesta jap
anese Ambassador, Ferdinand De LuCca,
the Italian Consul General The ushers
were Mr.. Drummond, ofthe British lege-
ton, Count BrunetLi and Lenor De AotO
OF the Spanish legation, Count Sitta OF
the Italian legation, Mr.. Bulidon Of the
Austrian and Mr.. Willsmso OF the Rus
sian legation. After the ceremony in
the church the bridal party proceeded to
the residence of Mr. Terry, on Fifth
avenue, where the civil marriage was per
formed and 3 grand reception followed.
Baron Blame and wife, sail Thursday for
Europe.
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A Parkersburg Boy Badly Mashed.

PAKKERsBURG, w. VA, May ll.-An
accident occurred here to-day by which
Master Frank Hutchinson,s - boy OF fifteen
years of age, a son of james Hutchinson,
of Belpre, Ohio, Snc of our prominent
river men, was seriously if not ta.a,ly IN
iured, while assisting his father to load
some ship timber on truck car, on the
incline, at the river with a crane boat.
The car was partly loaded and the lsst
stick WAS being hois,ed by the crare.
Mr.. Hutchinson and boy were placing
stick on the car with crowbars, when one
of the under sticks slipped off, taking
three other sticks with it, and throwing
Mr.. Hutchinson and his boy in the river.
Mr.. Hutchinson was not hurt, but the
boys arm and shoulder were caught be-
tween the falling timbers, which are very
heavy, crushing his arm terribly. 1t Is
thought that smputation will be neces-
ssry.
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Explosion of the steamer SardinIan.

LONDON, May 1.-THE steamer Sar-
dinlan, the one on which the explosion
happened Yesterday afternoon Mt the en-
trance to Lough FoyIe, on her passage
from Liverpool 10 Quebec, was at anchor
"a. the time the explosion took place 10
the coal bunkers, and the ship took fire
Immediately. The greatest confusion and
CONSERVATION ensued. Whom order was
restored the compartments were searched
for the dead and wounded. Some OF the
latter had their arms and legs broken,
and few were burned about the head
and face 1t is believed that when the
extent Of the disaster is a1certEined the
figures given 10 the dispatches last even
OF the injured and killed will be C0uside'-
ably increased. Three tugs were sel,t
for the passengers, with medical sd
for the wounded, VINO were temporarily
placed in the ware house on the qLaF.
subsequently they were taken to Derry
Inirmarv ani three OF them were, last
evening, pronounced hopeless. Two OF
the bodies recovered were identified ms
those of the members of the crew. Some
passengers are reported missing but this
may b. owing to the existing confusion
and to the fact thst the majority Of the
passengers do not speak Ergish. Among
the Sa-diniau's passengers are forty or
phan children destined 20 domestic ser
vice in America. The fire brigade Of
Derry went to the vessel in speciaI
steamer, but their efforts TO eItlnguIsu
the fire were unsyailiug. The attempt
TO beach the Sandman having fsiled, she
was sculted ard filing, sunk IN five
fsthoms Cf water.
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PAPAL AFFAIRS.
Trimmnm otthe Jesnits.

LONDON, May IA correspondent
at Rome telcgraphs he fears the Jcsu.ts
and the violent party have definitely
trlumphed at the Vatican. The PoPe's
liver affection, he says, Is not alarming,
but he out to 20 away and desires to 90
10 Perug but Is not able TO withstand
the pressure put on him to remain in the
Vatican. Cardinal Catcrini, Prefsct OF
Congregation, has written tie German
priests who accepted the government
stipends threading their suspension If they
cont make public declaration against
the May law and repudia.e the supends
after publication of Cardinal Caterinis
letter, censuring Prussian priests Ncg0-
tiations between the Vatican sRd Bsrln
Immediately terminated. NegOtIs-
tions with the other Powers have also
failed The Vatican is ststed TO have
resolved on the policy Of resistance. The
Pope's health has improved.
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walking Matches.

New YORK, May lin SO hour
walking match here, Geo. Quinn, of
Chicago, secured the second prlze, SlOO
having walked l5l miles in 33 hours and
SO minutes. A. Harrison, OF HsyerhiIl,
Massachusetts, ,msde leo miles IN "a hours
and % minutes and was awarded the
first prize.
BUFFALO, May II y Michel Byrne, an
amateur, who started TO walk 400 miles
in l2S hours, had minutes and A sec
ends to spare.
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Paris Exposition.

PARIS, May l0.-Genersl Grant, SC
compsnied by U. S. Minister Noyes,
Consul-General Torbert and Commis-
sioner- General Mccormick snd large
delegation of Americans visited the ex-
hibition to day. Exhibitors in the7th group
of the American department lunched
the party and an informal reception was
held. Soldiers, sailors and officers were
in full uniform.
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NO. 257
4 ntCAEO.

CHICAGO, May ll.-Fiour Steady snd
unchanged " nest-Actlve and shade
higher No. > Chicago spring 81 II43
l II! cash; 81 ll6l IL seller MAY;
81 oSGl OS seller June; 81 o5sGI Oj}
seller July; No. 3 DO 81 O2lGl o.; rejected
S.. Corn-SteaGy snd urm ~ 4OCR4OIn
cashi 35,2 seller Msy; 69sc seller Juna;
4Osc seller july, rejected 3OIl OAts-
St-siy with fir demaad ~ 26lc cssh;
26!G 26lc seller Msy snd June; 2tlc sell
Ter July. Rye-FairIy sctiye and =
shade higher st 5Sto. Bsrley-Quirt,
bu, steady =. 49!@5Oc. Pork-In fair
dewsn1, bat 81 lower rates y; s. 65iH
; 6j seller July. Lart-l0 tdr denSnd
bu. st lower rates ~ So SIS cash; 81 s.!
seller June; 50 80 seller July. Bulk
Meats Easier; shoulders st - O2I: snort
ribs 81 -; shur, clear 81 81. Alcohol
Market ba-e =; 3}s tiG, So s,hrI.
Mnlsky-Nouinsl and unchanged AZ
81 o.
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whisky Frauds.

CISc1SHAT1, NAV 1.-THE work Of
the special agents cf the Tressrry De-
psrimert. who have been looking lLt1
tie whisky frauds, resulted in the seizure
this afternoon, OF the following establish
ments: Ti2in disti!Iery, owned by Her
man Tipin and Pritz Grinman; Barney
Kuhlmsn, recIilying house, Lewis
Schultz, rectifying house, GuoEecht rec
tfylng house. These sre sti very small
establishments, and it is said the total ILL.,
cit production has not exceeded ten bar
reis OF ST. .rits weekly.