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The New York herald., 1879-12-10

The immortality OF Three Cent Pieces.
The three cent piece by common consent
is nuisance. If it happens to be one of
the small ones it is easily lost, and If of the
larger size it is frequently mistaken for
bronze cent or for silver piece Of ten
cents. We believe that these odious little
three cent coins are no longer manuiac-
tured at the Mint. Nevertheless they cir
culate more freely in proportion to their
number than any other species Of coinage.
Such is the selfshness of human nature
that everybody who chances to have one
passed to himself makes haste to pass 1t to
his neighbor. There is material for the
pulpit in this very active circulation of bad
money. Certainly any preacher who could
find sermons in stones" ought to be able
to extract moral lessons from the adven-
lures of q three cent piece. The horse car
conductors agree that there has been u large
influx of them here within the last few
weeks. Where have they come from2
The New York herald., 1879-12-10
Reforming Election Day.

Of registered voters the city Of Boston
has fifty thousand, of whom about one
thousand are women qualified to vote for
school committees, yet, although the men
that out of Difference to the gentler sex the
polling places are unusually quiet and
orderly. II this is to be the result of
woman at the polls, and so few of her
among so many men, by all means let her
vote, no matter IL she il not intellectually y
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

The TWENTY FIFTH ANNIvERsARY of the
procana lion of the dogma of the immaculate
Conception was celebrated at the Vatican on
Monday with all the impressive pomp and splen-
dor customary at such celebrations. Our spe-
sial cable despatch from Rome gives US %
graphic picture of the ecclesiastical ceremonies
of the day
The New York herald., 1879-12-10
THE ORPHANS BENEFIT.

Tomorrow the mammoth performance for tho
benefit Of the orphans takes place at the Academy Of
Music. As already announced in the HERALD all the
attractions running at the various theatres. as
per announcements elsewhere, will be given. at the
matinee and evening performances. 1t Is expected
by the manager OF the affair that the greatest
yet scored for the orphans will be accredited to
this year Of grace 1879. limited number of tickets
can be had from the sisters OF the asylum In Prince
street ut the box Office tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

The PRESIDENT has offered to Senator
Edmunds the position vacated by Justice
Hunt. The Senator has accepted. The
democratic side OF the Senate will be only too
glad to rid their chamber of so powerful an
enemy by confirming him, while the republicans
will sustain loss almost irreparable.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

the equal of the plantation negro or the
newly imported European pauper. If she
can reform election day every man will
welcome her at the polls, even if she knows
so little as not to vote his ticket.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

WALL STREET YESTERDAY.-The stock mar
ket was fairly active and prices generally ad-
vanced point or two. Exchange was dull and
rates were lowered. Money on call ruled at 6per
cent on stocks and per cent on government
bonds State and railway bonds were active
and steady to strong. Governments were very
The New York herald., 1879-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ABERLE's THEATRE-TnE Boy DETECTIVE
BOOTHS THEATRE-MIGNoN FAUST VIE PARIsENNE
NIBLo's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Benefit Matinee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-H NJ. s. PINAFoRE
UNION SQUARE ThEATRE-FREScH FLATS
STANDARD Observation-Disclosures Matinee
AQUARIUM-PERFoRNISG ANIMALS Matinee
ABBEY'S PARK--FEIrz IRELAND
DALY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIGHT. Matinee.
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Matinee
ITALIA THEATRE-DER MANN DER DEBUTANrIN.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-LA SoNNAMBuLA
GERMANIA THEATRE-PosTiLIoS MUENcHEBERG.
HAyERLY's THEATRE-TnE GALLEY SLAVE. Matinee.
BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE-STRArEGIsrs. Matinee.
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THEATRE CoMIQUE-MuLIIGAN CHRISTMAS Matinee
ROSTER BIAL's CONCERT HALL.
SAN NFRANCISCO observation-disclosures STREET FLATS
AMERICAN ART GALLERY-RusKIN DRAWINGS.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

BosToN REELECTED MAYOR PRINCE demo
crat. by an increased majority, although General
Buffers friends are believed to have worked hard
against him. Boston is democratic, as the Gen
cral also is; but evidently, her democracy
docs not propose to train under n new recruit,
10 matter how distinguished he may be.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

MIR. TALxAGE should not fear the assassina-
ton threatened in the interest of the theatres.
Thcatre-goers want the Tabernacle to be man.
aged just as it is, SO that they may have lively
time Sunday nights, when all the other places
aIr Sluf m
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

HUSBANDS contemplating divorce, yet loving
their children, should learn from the result of
quarrel described on another page that the
public may always be relied upon to sympathize
with the mother.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

THE FINDING of the jury in the case of
Brewster VS.. Hatch implies that to fee the
coachman of a probable purchaser does not come
under the head of undue influence. Moral-Be
your own coachman.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

GENERAL JOE JOHNSTON is sub-com1nitte
to report upon the reorganization of the army,
and is the most competent member Of the House
for the work
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

MIR. THDEN's BAR'L OF MONEY is reported to
be emptying into IA and immense railroad
scheme-iar better business Tor it than torment
ing the public about an election day long past
and another that never can come.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

A THREATENED INCREASE Of Brooklyns deb,
is postponed; General Grant cannot accept the
city's hospitalities this winter.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

SoUATTER SOVEREIGNTY is dying belief on
the west side of the city; note report OF pro-
ceedings at Shantytown.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

SEVEN INDICTMENTS against the Italian An
coralo, under the "Padrone act" threaten u
encouragement of immigration from Italy.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

AGAIN the Pilot Commissioners are compelled
to complain of the neglect of the Police Board
to provide scows for the reception of steamboat
ashes. Which of the Commissioners is now
obstructing Mr.. MacLean's eifortsl
The New York herald., 1879-12-10
Il r PL q S III e e Il /.
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1879

The probabilities are that the acedther IN Netc
YORK. and its ricinity today aciAbe slightly ,carmer
and cloudy, aciM rains SnOw. IO-moaTOac IL
'ciH be cloudy and rainy, follored by losOer tem
peratu,e and gradual clearing.
The New York herald., 1879-12-10
BOOTHS THEArRE-"MIGNoN.

"Mignou" was sung again last night at Booth's
Theatre by Mr.. Graus opera bouffe company. Miles.
Paola- Marie. Angelo and Leroux- Bouvard and Mons.
Capoul appearing in the principal parts. The opera
was presented with much the same effects and con-
tanned the exceliences and defects which have
already been noted In the HERALD. II there was
any change 1t was for the better and In Milo.
a-Mariss Mignon. which improves with
the repetitions of the opera. The audience Of
last evening warmly received tho quartet
artists that heads Mr.. Graus excellent company,
and tho "Connas tn le Pays" the "Polouaise," the
"Adieu Mignon" and the other we'll known airs
were heartily encored. The opera was cut
somewhat owing to the indisposi ion Of Mons.
Jouard, who suffering from
cold that he could hardly utter distinct note. Still.
with amiability than discretion he managed to
appear and to sing enough OF his score TO get the
opera through to its conclusion. With the excep-
tion OF Mile. Maries improvement and NJ. Jouards
indspostion there little that was new to note IN
last evenings performance.
On Thursday "La Camargo" will be given for the
first time. the programme for tonight including
lected acts from LA Vie Parisienne," "Mignon and
Faust"
The New York herald., 1879-12-10

given at the Thala Theatre last night. The exten-
sve local advertising accorded the play less than
the fact that it has already been voted in
Paris aud Vienna claimed for the production much
public interest. The asghors. Meilhac and Halevy.
entitled their work "Le Mari de Ia Debutante." and
in the German version the original baptism was re-
spected literal translation Of the name. The story
of the comedy is told in few words. Nina Brunet.s
maiden to fortune and to fame unknown. goes with
her betrothed. Lamberthior. before the magistrate.
Mondesir in order to be married. Mondesir is also
an impresario, and just before the nuptal party
arrives he discovers that his prima donna is i'll and
cannot appear. Instead OF performing the cere-
mony he becomes abstracted and raves about his
bad luck. He ascertains that tho BRIDE who is hand
some sing, aud he dismisses the bridal party in
order to talk In private with the brido to be- The
result Is q contract after the signing Of which
tho marriage is solemnized. and thereafter the
anS vaw Of e bhnS ha
The curtain rises on tho third act aud displays
true noveity-to wit. the stage OF q theatre with
ris-d-p,s view OF a real audience. The tenor and
prma donna just concluding duet. and tho
curtain ut the back Of the stage fails. but. in an
swer to the plaudits of the obscured audience is
raised again. and when the prima donna appears in
answer to the she Is presented with mag.
nihcent bouquet. Then ensues scene which shows
the stage in It's busy work day aspect Scene shutters
rush hither and thither, ballet girls exercise their
legs gents in evening dress chat with the girls in
costume speaking characters their lines and
the stage manager rushes around as wildly as stage
managers wont to do The husband OF the
ted GO to the green This right 10 disputed.
and amid wild confusion he is carried of the stage
and put into proscenium box. When the curtain
rises again he sees his wife in abbreviated
costume, jumps from his box and drags
her of the stage. The curtain goes down and the
stage manager tries to smooth matters over by in
forming the audience that the person who acted
strangely is out of his head when the husband ap-
pears and harangues the house. In the final scene
the fair Nina gives indications that her love f,r
Lamberthier is waning. but finally she returns to
him, aud thus the play ends.
1t will be seen that the ending ia very weak and
pointless. The performance last night was trfie
stiff, all first performances The third act.
which created such furore Ia Paris and Vienna.
will doubt claim for tho play here the success the
managers anticipate, as it affords truthful picture
"behind the scenes"
The New York herald., 1879-12-10
AMUSEME ENTS.

ITALIA THEATRE-'sTHE DEBUTANTE's HUs-
BAND"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01
Dr. RaOuaD's re9ulirenOe ]]iuer

goGfOmmen scf4ntudlOs, eI;9Sat nit iHBein Summit
Ibersoeen, reintseu uno re9uliren b5 Sgitem, puben
aus unr it6rten. Sir bic 6etluna pom ulen lluor6>
nuuoen oe5 Otagcns, Der &e6srs Der GLn9cmctoe, 9fiereu,
8laie, Nerpenlctoen, Sopimeb, SerltopTur9, unUeroau>
Iidfeit, Sp5pepiia, Salenfrautbelteu 8te5er, Scodrmez
entsiinoung, Sei6piire uno ale St6rungel Der inner
Iideu Srgane limb 6abpaD's Eiucn Os Setlmittel,
beiIeu 20 iiIipe GSirfung mir 9aranttren. Ste itno aus
fhlic6tit aus YilauScHitoneu berettet uno entbalten tein
Quedtlber, teiue miHeraIii6en ooer Ionlt i9GOli9eH
Stoiie.
GB Wan merle i6 foIgerbe Snrnptorle, bic aus
Sf0ru19eu Der 9erooaun95>OrgGne beruoracben:
Geritopfuu9 Der gtngemeioe, Gcl6mure, Slntanbron3
rah Dem Rope, Ma9euidure, 9iet9un9 5nnt GrbreGeu,
So6brenneu, 1SiDerwiuen ee9en ale 9%tabrung, S3were
i'm Didatr, idures IuiltoBen, Dritden ODER &lopter III
Der 6erSerube, Setdubuu9 i'm 6opie, belbieuntgtes uno
trid)ncrte5 Ntbembolen, 9erStlopicn, Senlbl Der Grs
fiGnn1 wetii III ltegeuoer Stelun9, Sleten ooer Strels
zen ppr ben Nu9sn, 6ieber ~itlnlpIes 6optrpeb, Wtan9el
mn SdweiB, @elb9eit DON Saut uno 4u9cH, S6merSen
in Der Gette, Sruit uub 9lteoert, ~fieBenOe 0tse lno
Nri6eln, uno Srenuen in ben Wiu5'eiu oc.
g8eniqe DOZEN pom &abrpap's Biuen werben bos Sps
fem pom al ben oben9enannten ue6eln beireten.
Qsreis: rs Gents Die Sdo9teL. gu babet in ben apoz
tbefeH.
.sefet: IS aIfdnuo % abs"
False and True"
eeaen @inieubuns elmer 8oitmarte an Railway
4, Co. gto. 81 QSarren StraSe, 9teD gorf, peroet S9r
Snformation srbaIten, weL9e &aulenos wertb it,:
14ap1Swo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01
WarnMtt0 !!

Gbe Sbr 9r. Nu9. &Oni9s Samburger
gropfen fault, IoBt @u6 BON @urem 9tpoz
tbefer p6er SG1bler Die ytamenS unteri6rift
bon u. 0o0eIer & So. 3eigen, oamit
SIR ni6t bur3 i4Ie6te 9ta4abmunsen
betrogen tuerpet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01
@e9en:
$ O t.


@usi6ldge, SdipGren, Sal5aiiiie, Sledett,
MiteIler, @eI0piire, G%arbunfel, 0tilg=
purm, @rinbfopf, i6limme &u9eit, Gotb=
lauf, ardbe, S6orf, MiBtarbc unb artoere
Sralf6eiten Der 6aut lift bet @ebraud Der
Sropfen bon mber9Iei6li6er 8irfutg.
Cine ein3tge SlalGe tpirO in fait
allen 6duen bet l%ln0ldubi9lter BON Der
g8irfuung bieies 6eilmittels iiber3eu9en.
Saltet Gner Slut rein mo bic
@efuuObeit Gnres Srganisnlls
miro Die TOlge icin.
sic TlaI6e 6anbur9er Gropfen foitet
so Gents, ODer flint 8Iai6en So, iinO BET
oIIcn Qprtbefern unO 9dnolern in Mcbiz
amen 3u babet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01
11uerOQultdketten

entIfon6en iit6 unb 8ldbunget nto Ser7
ftopfuugcn pcranlaiiet. 60 ipic bic Srops
felt bic Qusfi0rung beS StoffcS bctpirfep,
Der Sic 8el6lpcrDe peranlaBt, 10 ncbn1en
fie bic SOmptonte urto 3uFdQe tpcg, Die
aus ie1er Gucle entiprungelt iparert. 5. =.
nidt NIT Die folifarti9en 2eibldmer5ert,
iouoern aud Die bapon abDdn9igcn Bee
idperben 6es Oaiptes uuO Der 8ruIt, ben
Sdpinoel, baS 0rildcn unb Die 9ultcrfeit
beS SCOPES, 9urfelBcit Der Nugct uno Ses
flemmuno Ser Srult. aud bas beidDerii6e
gtusz unb @inatbmer, 3ufdae, wcld,e be-
ion6crS ben SppoApnOriiten DTterS filrdz
terlid iinb.
@egen eut3in6li6en unb dronii6en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01
&alte8 OOer 1ibigeS fSieber,

aebeiLt fir so Gents. e. sibt fein anbercs NGttteI in
Ser g8elt. mas 10 idnen oae grten uOn Sieber betIt.
m0gen lie pom uerborberer Suft (Otalaria) ODER oc9enez
fieber o6er seGbes 6ieber betBen, ais - inter 3uSiebuns
pon 5tabpup'5 Ntuen, bas uTcGoD GcIief" ST..
NaOmap'S. Sour 30 Gents bic 6iaihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01

o6er Ger6auun9S : 8e}diperOeu, &opf>
idmerS S0ultcri6mers, 8cflcmmung Der
8ruIt, 6uiten, ioureS 9(ufitoBen aus bent
Maoet, S6ipinbel. i6le6ten @jei6mad
I'M Wau16e, GjalIenleioerJ 9er5flopfcn,
S0mcrsen in per ytterenz@ egeno, unO
bunoert anbcre &ranf6eitSz @ridetnunBeu,
ipelde Dur@ ltnpcrballi0feit crseu9t iperz
nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-01

bas i'm @ussnbltde o@r uudtsnoiten 9eioen GinbaIt tbut,
bns @ntSIncauseu Be6t uuo @ou9eitioneu betIt, m6gen
ie MIN in ben YunseH, benz 0tasen, ben GinaeweiOeu,
ben Truien, pber anoereu Cr9auen ibren Sis bo6en,
Sas aue ShmeISeu ittut, bel einm0Ii9er Nupcnoung,
lit 1 bis 20 Dsinutcr, - wte iebr lie aud ben
9tbeumattiden, 8ettleserisen, G9maben, 8erfrdppelz
ten, N~erp6icu, %idttiden, o6er an ioHittser EraHt>
heit 2eioeuoen qualeu m0qen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
Pedestriauisu.

\pruRr, February L.. The walking
match between Florence Nahunvy AMI
William Carroll, which began at lO.li
THURSDAY morning, VAS concluded Il
l.lh tonight Carrull walked -"
mllr~ Juj Mlhuucy l0s miles.
BGuoNLYN, February Tho seventy
five hour pedestrian match between
tullyrr aul Goodwin was Wun ny th,
lAt.rr Goodwin, 2l6: Collyrr, l9,.
The pedestrian fever /, raging here.
Nearly a dozen women arr announced
o. walk. Two are irving o. Quito
Madame Anderson.
WN,W>ugn>, February l.-Pgnir>spr
Washington finished his 4hD-milr walk
tonight IN l2ii hours NAV Marshal,
at midnight, Wa> wJiAiu. her l.ln.th
quart r-m,c.
NEW NugK, ryhrUyrv I. Mcssrs
Raetrt. b s!ieu JUi Van Nv>- aUr still al
their lons wiIk E,rh WAS IN suoi con-
dItIou Tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
CREAM OFTHE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches

The City 81 Elizabeth, New Jersey,
has driaultcd ia hcT interest.
subscriptions to- four per cent loan
since last report sl,GDl 500.
The Glasgow bank directors have been
sentenced to eighteen months imprls-
unmcnt
The first through train ran into Fort
Smith on Friday, Via steam transfer at
Van Buryn.
The testimony in the Reno inquiry
Saturday, was strongly ia favor Of the
accused officer.
Nearly all persons who apply at the
|. :. Treasury Tor interest take green
backs IN preference Ia gold.
The United states mint at New Or
leans resumed business Saturday. Ii
had been Idle nineteen years.
Wilson x lIutchiuson's store, at
Smithtown, W. Va. was robbed OF 500
in money aud goods. saturday night.
The Canadian government has passed
an ordinance ia council prohibiting the
importation of American cattle into
Canada
Another outbreak oi Kentucky law
lcssncss j. threatened at Frcnchhure,
because desperate has been convicted
ui murder.
several coupons from the bonds ul
the Union Pacific railroad have been
identified a. STOLEN from the Nurthamp-
ton bank ia 1876.
sherman 4 Gillette have recovered
SlA.Gl4 damages against the lnmau
steamship company ior damages to a
cargo oi meat shipped 10 England.
Net iurrrr~, ui coin ia the I. :. Treas
uN lu5 January l. >2D,1I2. Coin ob-
legations paid 'lurmy the month,
s32 ,i7N.U .UO5, including >l,1,l,12j ia l.
:. notes redeemed ~ coin.
The Secretary oi pi the Treasury has
made another call lor thc redemption oi
SlD,uup. .OD ui ilyc-twenty bonds, cunsols
Ol 81 IN equal proportion, registered
and coupon bonds. Interest viii cease
Nav 1T.
\ tire in the vault oi the county ~
rurlrr's office ~ Columbus, o., Satur.
iay. resulted IA damaging % volumes
ui land rccprls. The fire j. SUPPOSED
60 have tet.n thc work Ut an inccndlary
~ evidences Oi o"al cal wcTe found IN
u.auy % ihe bJuks.
The steamship California, saturday
I tuuk seventy heal 81 cattle iur England.
| The agent Ui the line says they hal ~
cciIrd positive information from Ing
/ land that no ordcr iurhidiing the i'm.
y.prta;iun Of live raith' from tlic Unitei
/ states had been issued by the British
government, and therefore the ship
nsnt ii cattle would continue a. tor
meriy.
\ dispatch from Dralw"pi SAYS a
scout from fort keush reports thai
several of SiliiUg Bulls hand had ar
rived there, but the chici himself is still
ia Canada, and SAys lac will never agaiI
eros the line. Tie intention OF ia,
/ ilvs,iles j. matter 0i speculation. II .
certain. however, that they arr nearl,
starved, and some of them are very anX
\ lou. ~ make almost any terms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
COMING THE QUEER. "
DOWN IN A PRESTON COUNTY COAL
MINE.
Capture Of Three COunterfeiters, with
Stock and Tools How they Conduct
ed Operations Supposed to Be-
long to an Extensive Penn
sykania Gang.

Special Dispatch O. the Register
GRArruN, W. Va, January ?.
For some time past a gang OF counter
irittr, have boon carry my on operations
on quite large scale, in Preston county,
uu the Murgantown road, and not until
Thursday last was it discovered, when
a girl who was hired 10y David Stcnchcl
To- nurse his vile IN confinement told
her father what she had seen at stencil
els in an uld chest niCkcls quarters
aud hall dollar- aud the dies ior making
hrmoucy. Her father informed United
States Commissioner llau,haw, aui on
Saturday lac issued Warrants aud placed
them in the hands OF United States
Marshal Alexander who, with a poSs'
ui men, started yesterday morning To-
make the arrest, ol >tcnchr,, Campbell
aul Williams, and late last night the
marshal returned with his prisoners,
after u dangerous search having sue
ryydrd in capturing the parties named,
n they were taken To- Clarkshurg be-
fore United state, District Attorney
Guh lor preliminary examination.
Whilr on the way SteHchcl confessed
the whole thing. llcsays C0mpbclland
Williams are the mru Who did the
ruuutrricitiug, aud that they were using
him ~ their tool to carry uu their hu>l-
ness. that Cmphrlland Williams rented
the coal muy IrDm him aud made the
counterfeit mnury IN the mine, ani paid
him with it in or,lrr To- get it in clrcula-
tiuu. The United states Marshal SAYS
the muulis were matte ul plaster Paris
ami gum arabic, and that the coin they
uttar wrrc good rouutcTlyitS. They
have al the muuli~ hid ia the mine
under slack coal, and have not yet been
found They were getting ready TOT
new fields ul labor when they found uut
they were discovered. Camph,l and
William, were both held Ia the sum ol
two thousand dollars hail, aud .Stcnchrl
Na- held a- - Wjtu,~~.
Associated Tu,, Dispatch.
CINuNNNll February > David stem
ell. John Campbell aud VIM, Williams,
near kmgWupi. rrrStuu county, West
Virginia. were arrested Yesterday l"r
cuuutcririting. The nurse girl IN Ntcu-
ellis house opening chest out ut curI-
u>ity tuuud IL tu contain counterfeit
uirkrlo. quarter, aud hall dollar, 10y the
handful She notified the authorities
and the arrests were made. The men
are surpassed to hr part uI the PruuSyl-
Vluia gang ani had represented them
selves Co. Ur miners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
KENTUCKY.
Another I.awlcss DcmOnStra
tiOn.

CIN,I>NNu, February threat cN-
citrmcut exists at frvuChhurg, ny, at
the yuuyiyiiuu at Nm. Barnes lur the
murder nt thomas stephens hast March.
BARNES wa~aryrAly~S desperate. Having
hal difficulty with stephens ia which
he WI, wor,trd, "a lew DAYS altcrWard
hr went tu Stephens iIrm, where
tho latter was at work, and without
warning shot him dead. tie was ar
rested and iatlrd al Mount Sterling,
III, adhvrrntS uu two occasions SIT fire
to the town, hoping To- secure his release.
Barnes was finally removed tu lex.
iu-tuu ior sale keeping, and alter
WJri, brought tu frruChburg ior
tTIU. The jury, Yesterday, found
him guilty and fixed the penalty at CON
tiuvmcut in the pcnitcntiary Tor ninety
mine years Barnes swear, lac never
Will - there. Threats tu rescue are
madr Ey hi, friends who declare they
will kjll Jll engaged IN the prosecution
The sheriff has fifteen men guarding the
jIii aui reserve ui thirty-iiyr IN rcadI-
Hess.
The Governor ui kentucky has ap.
puluted Jud.c ". l.. Jackson to "a to
Brauhrtt county tu ill thc vacancy
yJu-vi hy juigr Huitil's being sworn
oh the bench. Judge Jackson is now
vu route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
Ho, w..sr Asainst rlre-arms.

SNN FgAN,IS,o, February IA \Ir-
ginia Cty dispatch at ihi, morning SAYS
judge Rising gave the Nayag, Company
an Injunction restraining Suirp from
building a bulkheai IN the tunnel. or in
auy way preventing water from flowing
through II. savage gave bonds oi So
OO0 10 indemnify Sutro ior amy damage
resulting iron water entering the tun-
mel Pumping will h. hegun at oncc,
and water will In sent into the tun-
mel. >Utro has boiy oi armed men
in readiness at the connection between
the tunnel and tbe combination shalt.
The savage Company docs not intend
To- employ fighters, as they are conn
dent they can disperSe regiment hy
the the judicious use al the pump and
hot water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
n,siinrni,hoi Parfr.

Nav NoRE, February l.-Ampu. the
paSSyu-rys to New Orleans by thr steam
Cr knicArrbuvkcy TODAY were the dog
faucier> Harry jennings, ot this city,
and Thomas Tugmcr, al Philadelphia
They take With them twenty-oUv hult
deg, valued al S1.OOo, To take part IN
the great national dog hght at New
Orleans during Maulj GraS and succeCd.
iag weeks. sporting men from all part,
IT the country will he present. Mis-:
Clara Morris, the actress, Was Slso a pas
srncrr on the kpicAeTbDckcr.