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ness, but Julius looked black as q thuu.
der cloud.
"Melssa, what does this mean7" he
whispered.
docs what mean, my lovep" asked
Melissa with face Of the most innocent
wonder in the world.
just at that moment the little Iveses
all burst into the room, shabby and
patched. AS general thing Julius
was passing proud of his pretty, we'll
dressed children.
"Go and get dressed, my dears," he
said sternly. "Whst on eartL does
nurse mean by allowing you to come
down stairs In this outlandish man
ner?"
I'VE are drethed. papa," lisped out
Master July, with the boldness OF oon-
scious rectitude. "Mamma laid out
the clothes for nth. The thays 1t is
ecOn-PcoD-"
But Mr.. Julius Ives hurried and hus.
tied the little ones out Of the room with
out waiting for any further explana.
tion.
melissa" he said, earnestly, draw
ing his wife aside into the bay window,
what is the matter? Are you
crazy?"
mot crazy, love-" sweetly answer.
ed Melissa. "Only trying to follow
the example Of Mrs. Jones, and re-
trench"
"But, my dear"
"PardOn me, Julius; you said that
my extravagant house keeping was
wasting you out Of house aud home
l think after this you will hardly ven
ture to make that accusation a second
time"
my dear, I'LL was o fool" said
Julius. with choking sensation under
the bow Of his cravat. III won't inter.
fere in housekeeping affairs again, /
promise you. l am quite convinced
that know nothing whatever about
the subject, Hereafter will leave the
matter entirely in your hands,"
ENTIRELY, 'iand without interfer
ence ?" asked Mrs. Ives decisively.
Mrs. Ives turned to her two puzzled
guests.
Gentlemen, will you walk In the
other room ?" she asked, with a calm
self.possessiOn that astonished them.
AS she spoke, the folding doors were
thrown back, revealing an elegant little
apartment beyond. Julius walked to
the head of second table with most
whimsical face. There were roast fowl s
and ham, while various vegetable were
arranged In tempting proximity. The
glass and silver were all in a glitter,
and a dainty little dessert was neatly
arranged on the sideboard. Julius Ives
whole face cleared with magical promp-
titude. lie turned around and gave his
wife hearty kiss before he commenced
to carve the chicken.
What Messrs. Elmer aud Lamarque
thought Just then is not on record but
when Melissa came in, subsequently to
the after.dinner cigars, with the little
Iveses clustering GROUND her, as fresh
and rosy as so many pink and white
daisies, they must assuredly have con-
cludcd that julius knew what he was
about when he married that pretty wo-
man, with her brown eyes and coral red
mouth.
And before the evening was out, Mr..
Ives fancied that his domestic diScom-
future vas too good a joke to keep
to himself, and so confded the whole
story to his friends.
"Of course Mrs. Ives was right"
said Elmer.
"TO be sure she was," assented La
marque. 81 tell you, julie, you made
donkey OF yourself that time"
Nor did Mr.. Ives venture to deny the
self evident fact. From that day tn
this he has never said word good,
bad, or Indifferent against the house.
keeping bills.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell Dr. Chase'a Recipes or Information
for Every body. IA every county IN the United
~ htes snd CanadAs. Enlat ged by The pub ish.
or To Bts pages. IL contains over 1000 hOusrhnld
recipes ant Is suited TO all GLASSES and cnndi,
tions OF society. A wOnudei iul book aud
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est tnducements ever offered 10 bOOk agents
SAMPLE COD es sent Oy mail, Postpaid for ~ co.
ExcluAlye territory given, AFeuts more than
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FTininE House. Ann ArbOr, MIohlEan,
oct. 9-Vi3.
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Railroad Guide.
JoRTHPENNA.RAILRoAD.
passengers for Philadelphia leave Lehiehton

c,n St. PhlIa., at 900, S:i5 and r;'5 n. M. 2;30,
$50 and s: 0p m, ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
Nov. 20. 1878
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nR. OberhOltzer's Liniment,
OAMPHOR MILK

Is now highly recommended aud extensively
used for Rhenm1tism, trusted Feet. Aches
Pains. tores suugs, Swelings, sDraiu-. &C.
II Is OF the greatest value IN Culng cuts, Gals,
Sp aims and sweliings IN horses.
IL acts quickly and surely. IL at once sOOthes
AMI reheves the sim joints, the L.me Mu- cles
a. d The Aching Nerves. The money VIII be
pad baek 20 any one not sati fed with its ef
tects. P1ce 25 cents. bottles for 81 Pie.
pared hy Levi ObeI huliEcr. NJ ID.
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T Wo ACRES,
TIE improvements thereon area

twehty SIX twenty two nnd one half fect out
kitchen TN ana One half X seven and one ha ii
leet Bnin, twenty four X twenty four ieet ;
Sprlng House, eleven eleven feet and other
OutbuidIngs.
seized and taken into execution as the prop.
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ALSO

All that certain LOr OR PIECE OF
GltOU ND, situate on the north side Of West
btl tach street m the viluge Of Ashton, County
Cl carbon, state OF PennsVlyHnIa. numbered In
Ihe plan or plot thereof eleven, containing IN
mont or o. eadlh on said West Bertsch street
one hundred aud tittV feet TO other grounds u
the Lehlgh Coal and NHvlgauOn Company !
BOunaed north BY grounds of the ~ ehign COai
ana navigation Company. cast BY lot Number
N,ne, south 6y West Bertsoh street, and west
by lot Number thirteen.
The Improvements thereon area
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
fourteen by sixteen feet Kitchen attached.
nine Oy twenty feet
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty Of James Murphy.
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OF VALUABLE
r Z A l. E S T A T E.

BY virtue Of sundiy writs Of LFvARI FAcIAs
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Al that certain messuago. tenement and two
THIRTEEN ACRES ONE HUNDRED AN
IMENrY-FINE pEIiI, II ES


= beginning at stone therce by land
OF Moses snyder four and one half deg rees easI
Sky Two pefches TO Stone thence bv land OF
tenths 10 stone thence by land OF Pnul Bnl
net sonih two degrees east thirty five peIches
10 Wnlte OAK thence by the same south four.
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IT
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TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
beng one nalf block, sixteen by twenty six
ieet kitchen, one story ten by twelve feet ,
sable, twelve by eighteen feet.
Seized and takGn into execution as the prop.
eTty Of " lillian Waick.
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-AISU,-
All that certain LOT or PI ECE OF q ROUND
situate on the north side OF White street, ia tue
village OF summit HUI, Carbon county .Pennsyl.
Ya1la. numbered III the plum or plot thereof
sixty.fve, containing in front or breadth on sai
White street, tnirty feet, and extending thr nee
twenty feet wIue alley; bounded north DV
sad alley. east by lot Number sixty seven
sou by White street, and west by lot No. SIX.
ty.three.
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being one half block, sixteen bv sixteen feet
One story Kitchen sixteen by twenty slx feet
one and one half story Dwelling House, four
teen by sixteen feet
Seized and taken into execution as the Drop
ertY OF ThUmas Strouse,
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A HOME INDUSTRY

The undersigned takes this occasion toreturn his thanks
to the people of Yankon particularly and to his many
friends throughout and for the
patronage which has been bestowed the late firm Of
DUDLEY & AAWLEY through the many years in which
that firm has carried business in this city, and hn
desires to call the attention Of these friends and that OF
the generally to the enlarged facilities exten
sive assortment commodous which the late
firm had provided and which of Dudley
& Hawley now possesses.
In the line of the Hardware trade in the
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware he claims have
equal in all respects anything the north
tent
In the future. application business hopes
to the Hardware trade of region which naturally tb
utary to to this pout here shall spare
make for the interest Of the people within this regon
their Hardware Tnwar Copper and Sheet
Stoves, and all other articles in this line from
Yours gratefully and respectfully,
i GEO. e. HAWLEY,
Union BLOCK, Third st.
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WASHINGTON.
FOUR PERcENrs

FOUR PER CENTS.
Washington, Dec. 8-The four per e nj
subscriptions to-day are $S,l13.600
ANOTHER DEAD CONGRESSMAN.
Washington, Jan. S.-Representative
Hartridke, Of Georgia, died this morning Of
pneumonia.
DEATH OF CONGRESSMAN HARTRIDGE.
Washington, Jan. 8.-The house judiciary
committee, Of which Hartridge was mem-
Der, took cogniaance Of his unexpected
death. The Georgia delegation meet this
afternoon.
A1LING STATESMEN.
Washington, Jan. s. Representative
Stephens expects to he at the capital to.
morrow.
Mr. Schlicher ia at home with the erysip-
elias in his legs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Washington. Jan. 8.-The Peter com.
mittee will meet tomorrow.
The secretary Of the treasury has. called
for another ten millions of fve-twentiea ol
1865, consols of 1868.
TIE ELECTORAL BILL.
Washington. Jan. 8.-The house COM
mistee on counting the electoral vote will
report adversely on the senate bill and call
up for action Of house the Southard bill.
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FOREIGN.
RUSSIA CONSENTS.

RUSSIA CONSENISs
Berlin, Jan. S.-Russia it is said has in
timated her willingness TO consent to til.
appointment of Rustem Paeha as governor
of eastern Roumelia, on condition Of tht
precise definition Of his powers.
RUSSIAN COLLEGES BROKEN UP.
St. Petersburg, Jan. S.-rhe Khankof
veterinary school has been broken up and
the Kiof university closed in consequence
of riotous demonstrations of the students.
EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE.
London, Jan. 8.-The strike At the col.
lieries has advanced the price Of coal, and
stocks are low. A compromise is expected.
WAGES REDUCED.
The shipbuilders Of the Wear and Tear
give notice of reduction of wages.
MUST TERMINATE FOR WANT OF FUNDS
The managers Of the Midland railway
expect an early termination: ::of the strike on
their road. owing to lack Of funds TO sup
port it.
WONUEkt LlsI WELLs
Berlin, Jan. 8.-The emperor is wonder.
fully we'll, though still obliged to'carry his
arm in sling. He drives out daily with
the crown prince or equery.
FRENCH ELECTIONS.
Berlin, Jan. 8-The German press mani
fests great satisfaction with the elections in
France. The North German Gazette init
mates that the republic can reckon on the
sympa,hy Of Germany 40 long Is its policy
reflects the moderate and reasonable views
Of Gambelta.
BEAcoNsFELD's GouT.
London. Jan. 8-Lord Beaconsfc'd' .
eoHy symptoms have greatly abated. q, d
his general health Is unimpaired.
TIE BND OF THE AFGHAN WAR.
A Lahore correspondent telegraphs that
Gen. Stewards occupation Of Kandschar
will mark the conclusion for a definite per.
iod of the war. All viii, then have been
done. that the Qaet,ah can possibly do be.
fore spring. It is true, unlimited discre
tion is given Gen. Stewart, and possibly he
may project the occupation Of Ghinsk
which is an important stra,eeetic position
but unless something unforeseen occurs the
army Of Afghanistan will furnish no fur
ther intelligence Of Importance before th.
beginning Of March.
SOME FIGHTING.
Calcutta, Jan. 8.-The band of Manoud
Waziris, who recently made an incursion
into the British territory, has been cut of
with heavy loss. The British attacked Su.
LEHMAN Rhels marauden, killing seventy
Khyber pass is now quiet.
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THE NEWS.
Congressman Hartridge, o
Georgia, Died this
Morning.
End Of the Afghan War Until Spring,
Unless Something Else Should
Happen.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, Jan. 8.-Mr. Edmuuds said
there were no joint rules between the two
houses Of congress and he therefore submt-
ted q concurrent resolution declaring that
on the last three days of this se esion no bill
passed by either house shall be sent to the
other for its concurrence, aud on the last
day Of the session no bill shall be sent 10
the president for his approval. He said lie
hoped the resolution would be passed and
congress devote the last three days Of the
session to the consideration Of the bills
peoding between the house aud the senate,
Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Thurman, George
Bancroft was admitted to the privileges OF
the floor.
Mr.. Grover. rising to personal explana.
ton regarding recent pu blication that the
state funds Of Oregon, amounting to about
$97 ,009, had been expended and not account.
ed for during his administration as govern.
q or, denied the charges seriatim and re ID
from the laws and records to show that all
the money had been properly ex4 ended.
Consideration was resumed Of the bill to
amend the patent laws, and Mr.. Waddleigh
took the floor, but was interrupted by mes
sage from the house announcing the death
Of Representative Hartridge. Senators Cor.
don, Booth and Beck,were appointed com.
mittee to accompany the body TO Georgia
Adjourned till tomorrow.
HOUSE.
Washington, Jan. 8.-Oficial notice Of
the death Of Representa-. i've Hsrtridge was
taken, and Messrs. Cook, Frye, Cox, CabelI,
Stone, Davidson and Hanna appointed a
committee to acco mpany the remains to
Georgia. Adjourned.
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TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.

Chemistry never achieved more decided
triumph than in the production Of SOZO.
DON'T, which is q botanical preparation Of
weodrous efficacy in preserving and beautl.
flying the the tseth. rcscuing them from de.
cay. and rendering them a. white Is ala
bsster. II is toilet luxury If which oil
should avail II mselves The unpleasant
odor communicated to the breath ny ca,arrh.
bad teeth. etc !, 10 entirely bv this
ftssnnt and ealutssy astiseptic Of
Which one boalls lasts long time. Drug
ghts aud perfumess sell t.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

Cincinnati, Jan. S.-The passenger train
east on Cleveland. Cincinnati s. Iadisnapo.
lis railro,d struck the scat 'lding-k ! new
bridge near Springfield. Ohio, yesterday
throwing of four workmen. Wm. Ferren.
living at Cleveland. fell thirty feet into the
stream and hsd his shoulder broken and
badly cut 10 the head. Another. name un.
known. was also badly injured.
FATAL PRACTICAL JOKE.
Al Middietowu, Ohio. yesterday color
ed tramp sleeping ia the engine too0 oi
the paper works, vas sudocsted BY the
fumes OF . mixture Of chlorate Of potash
snd pilric scid. the kettle containing Il
hsviug besu placed near him as prscl,csl
Joke.
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reLEcRApn,c eRev,r,es.

VERDICT OF AcQUIrrAL.
Hartford, Jan. 8.-rhs jury in The Char.
ter . .kcon-piracy sale returned ve,dic, OF
acquittsl.
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Hartford, Jan. 8.-rhs jury in the Char
ter y * c,n-piracy sale returned ve,dic, Of
acquittsl.
BAD FINANCIAL SHOWING.
New York, Jan. 8.-Ths Pacific mail
steamship company have issued report
showing the financial condition Of the COM
pany December LIT, 1873, when the liabili.
Ties exceeded the cash assets ST., ,S73 8ll, AZ
against an excess Of 81. 2.ll2,339 April Both.
DoGAkDUs SHOOTING BALLS.
New York, Jan. s.-Capt. Bogardu> began
In the foreno IN the feat ofh1eaking six thous.
and glass balls out of 6,200. At /, oon he
had broken 1862 and seventeen minutes later
500 without single miss. Capt, BoRardus,
after his 537tn sh1. took a recess of over
half an hour. Returning he fred at the
rate Of nine shots per minute, making the
seven huneredth shot without missing. The
one thousand shois was fired at 2:3O.
AN APPROPRIATE CLAIMANT.
San Francisco, Jan. "A party claiming
TO be p. p. O'Brien, his wife and daughter
are registered at the Baldwin hotel. 1t is
reported that o. Brien is brother of the
late w. S. O'Brien Of the Bonanza firm, but
intimate friends of the deceased milllonaire
are positive that he had but one brother,
who died in Baltimore in 1861 or 1862.
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
Milwaukee. Jan. S.-The legislature met
ut Madison ri noon. The senate was called
to order by 1t. Gov. Bingham. Charles E
Bross was elected chief clerk; Senator
Prince, president pro tenn. D. NJ. Kelly
was elected speaker of the assembly, and
John E Eldred chief clerk.
THE SNOW BLOCKADE ENDED
New York, Jan. S.-The first through
mail from the west over the New York
Central railroad siDce last Thursday arrived
at the Oh :e In tais CITY at 8 O'Clock thit
morning, and six hours later another mail
arrived.
MARCHING ALONG.
New York, Jan. Madam Anderson
at noon made her 2l77lh quarter miles ir
five minutes and 43 seconds.
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MARCHING ALoN,

New York, Jan. Madam Anderson
at noon made her 2.l77.h quarter miles ir
five minutes and 43 seconds.
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ROYAL R5MMtM& RR6MpE&
Absolutely Pure.


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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, Jan. 8.
Money-4c
Goverments-G. nerally firm.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Jan. S.
WHEAT-Dull; No. 2 red, Sl.l0.
RYE-Dull; western, 56@574c.
CoRN-Quiet western mixed, 444472c.
BARLEY-Dull.
OATs-Firm western mixed, 3O} }G}32c.
PoRK-Dull; $3.50.
LARD-Heavy s5.924c.
WHIsKy-Sl.llA.
Chicago, Jan. s.
WHEAr-Shadel lower s2Sc for January;
s3ac bid for February; SAGE Tor March.
CoRN-Lower; 292c for January 3Qc for
February 30sc bid for March; sale asked
May.
OArs-lesc for January; l93@l9;c for
February 20c for March: 23@23sc for
Nay.
RYE-43c for cash; 44c for February.
BARLEY-s7ac asked for February. No.
3, 1906 for cash.
PoKK-Higher; S6.72Ac@6.75 for Feb.
rusry; S6.75 asked for March; $685. bid
for April.
LARD-$6.5o for January S6.55 for Feb.
ruary; $6.623@6.65 for March.
WHBKY-$l.O6.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Jan. s.
WHEAr-Declined No. 2, and Janu-
ary. s3sc; February, SAGE; March. s5c'
CoRN-Steady; No. 2, 29tc.
OArs-Quiet; No. 2, l9}c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-09
MoRTuARY REPORT for the week ending

1loRTrARY REPORT for the week ending
July 5, 1879: -.
Causc of Death: Apoplexy, 1 white !;
burns, white; cancer, 1 white; casualty,
l colored; cholera-iniantum, 2 white, 9
colored; consumption, 2 white, colored {;
conrulsions Gnfantile), white; debility, l
coIored; diarrhGa, l white, 3 colored !;
dysentery, colored; dyspepsia. coiorcd
epilepsy, white; fever (scarlet), / white
gasIro-enteritiS, colored; heart-diseaSe, l
white; inanition,-2 colored; infantie lock-
jaw, 2 colored; Inflammation OF bowels,
white; inflammation OF brain, / white
kidneT-diseaSe, white: marasmuS, CO.
lored; meninglts, colored; unknown,
colored. Whole number OF deaths in the
city, exclusive OF stll-births, SO. Age:
One day to thirty, white, 5 colorcd-to-
tai, 6; one month to six, coored; six
months to twelve, 2 white, colored-total,
G.; one year to three, white, 2 colored-
total, 3; three years to five, coIored; five
years to ten, l white; ten years to twenty,
coloreu; twenty years to thirty, white,
colored-tota', t; thirty years to forty,
white; forty years to fifty, 1 white; fifty
years TO sixty, white, colorcd-total,
3; sixty years to seventy, white; seventy
years to eighty, white, 2 colored-total, 3;
eighty years to ninety. white. Condition.:
Single, II white, II coIored-total, %;
widowers, l white; widows, 5 white, 8
coored-totaI, G.; unknown, 1 white. Na-
tiuity: Richmond, %; other parts Of the
United States, s; Germany, ,; Ireland, 1.
Locutitu: Marshall Ward, white; Jetlcr-
son Ward. white. colorcd-total, 5;
Madison Ward. > white, 3 colorcd-total,
5; Monroe Ward, 3 white, 3 colored-
total, G; Clay Ward, 4 white, 3 colorcG-
total, !; Jackson Ward, white, 4 CO.
lored-total, b; almshouSe, white. 3 CO.
lored-tota, 5. Whole number OF deaths
for month Of june, 162-white, I3; CO.
lored, SO.
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For the Dispatch.l .. 81.
Death OF MIR. p. n HI. MasSie.

Mr.. Massie, an old citizen-of Hanover, in
the seventy-siXth year Of his age, died at
Edgewood, the residence OF his son, 6. L.
Massie, on Friday, July 4th, at half-past II
o'clockP P. M. Mr.. Massie was good man,
and was universally beloved, and died as he
bad lyed-caIm and peaceful. His remains
were inferred at St. Peters Methodist Epls-
copaI church, of which he was one OF the
founders, on Sunday morning the 9th in.
stant, in the presence OF quite crowd OF
his old friends and nelghbors, who had
gathered there to minge their grief and
drop q tear of sorrow with the bereft family.
and to DAY the last tribute to one they so
much loved aud reverenced in life. BE
sleeps in peace SUBSCRIBER.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEST VIRGINIA CRINE-ARREsT OF A
MAN CHARGED WITH TIE OFFENCE.-1n-
formation was received here on Monday
that several days ago negro named Martin
Lee had committed shameful assault. upon
the wife of the county surveyor Of Fayette
county, ". Va.
The Chief OF Police here was notified that
a reward OF $1,000 had been offered for his
apprehension. He goes by the name OF
"Mart," and is represented as beng OF
rather prcpossessiug appearance. He was
thought to be on the way TO Richmond.
Lee is described as being a gingerbread
coIored negro, black molstache, i've feet
eight or ten inches in height. stoops little,
and is about twenty-five years old, and bad
on cap and gray jacket when last seen.
He broke the leg and colar-bone OF the un-
fortunate woman and pulled out her tou-
sils. e
Last night about half-paSt 10 O'Clock ne
gro man giving his name as James Vaughan
was arrested in Manchester by Mr.. Edward
Gallagher and two colored men, on suSpi.
cion OF being the man who committed the
crime. Vaughan answered to the descrip'
tion given Of the accused, and his manner
generally, seemed suspicious. He worked
one day at Belle Isle, at which place 1t be-
came known that reward bad been offered
for the apprehension OF the guilty party
When the matter was talked about Vaughan
suddenly left.
After his arrest suspicious circumstances
transpired which pointed to him. He was
turned over to the officers OF the law and
locked up until to-day, when there will be
an examination at the Mayors Court.
At or near Cannelton, W. Va, on Mon
day night, man was arrested on suspicion
OF having committed the offence, and he
was seized by several hundred miners, who
threatened to hang him. 1t is probable,
however, that they found they had the
wrong man, as no news has been received
OF his being lynched.