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The New York herald., 1879-02-13
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ELoRlDA pIREcr-MALL0RY L!NE-sTg,.AMEks
leave pier 20 East River every Friday a. 81, = NJ s or
Gry Or Sa g. viii
Friday fssrpars NJ making % ssss TsSssss
freight and passenger rates Tyen g al points IN the sI% "
Steamer WESTERN TEXAS for jacksonville, February
FSoReaSs I6IIsIsSt, Sse eT;, rExAs RAILROAD
MoMlS dlrx TS sass ssasay sS"A % 's
sRd al al ssiH the nS Tss
a'vss.n srrssnrg and San A.,Gns
al Ga
or i nasnoa for is,warn ey sail
f'' freight ana '''is BouaRT MoGAS ofG Agents.
F0A'dRSAI dSIy nHHD pkHds SN $fSSiDA
LOWEST Sa HHfSS Of FfH 'HhcF rassasr ,ss:E
for rersndaa dirss ffs'y G from pier SsrtS River srN
All pSy sf ii I"S na On
and Flint rivers and brunswick Ga Insurance. onehaif
'r ar ssfs S .SHs sh
No. III West S., up stairs.
New oELE4Ns n; SNoaMELdI LEE ESS
aa e. s ss + H. y
& e ~ Gn en- o Gpsn a"a ps
points or sns NisSs;eP sye e w Esr freight or passage
L Key wost-Ths steamer CRY Of AUsriN. Captain
sovrns will sail from pier 20 East River Saturday Feb
T1ro%sI Lsof adng given Houston and al p9i"t.
and Henderson and the Galveston Harrisburg and San
An tonic raj roads
For freight apd general stor%ason @ apply
pier ~ Enst River.
HALIFAX n. s.--CRoMwELl LINE-sTEAMsHIpS
/ 1leaye ny follows from p,er 10 North River A..
For passage having excellent freight
apply 10 ,.rr sr.,,.x ,,v..
NEW YORK ANpp cysA D,pA1at HAI+ SIS. LINE FOR
From pcr II East River. at p. NJ.
IS. NIAGARA Saturday. February ?2 noon
81 siss .ssaa also for iNpi
ISLANDS in connection with French and English steam
'''p ''''' ~ JAMES e. WARD CO, lls Wall st.
CAvANNAH AND FLORIDA.
oE sAvAsxAn Captain Mallory Feb Feb 1
GATE oits rfom @aps,n psr 4 Sss River
and Gulf Eniroad eorgia and Florida Com,
pany and With he new and elegant roT ,,sner st. JONAS
General Asesi 1Sssn ss = Co. a. and ,ss csadTs,
ST. sHSo DE Gg SR s al ssirrdsg s
ruary i5 r NJ. pier II East River; superior
'0'n"''"'0n' LOT gHMEs G1,si% Z WARD CO. lls wall
AFF55Ais MksF MksF fSSTEs ElSH AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Kingston J ja%: Cape hays s:on@vss Mare Port
Primes. Aux Cages and Jacme in Hayti; santa Martha,
Kssnar fsrtnish.iy sailinss pier No. 81 North
FOX FSs iATTi cSLeMBIA, sEEYrowE N1Gq 18TH
NUS or p6kfs. pkHHSH VIA AAS AspisWALL SAl Ne's-o
kis1o SsSSSiy Is AsD hAEy
fiA' foA"ooD No. No IS SVsai' %ai St
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TnAyELLERs, GUIDO.

IlOsTON.-FAkE REDu uCED VI "a FAIL RIVER LfA q.
DOny 81 5p to Bt Tickets limited and good only
OF for continuous steamer aud tram,
leaving Fail River the following morning a I'D tor on
Of Regular tickets nt @ ood train Dor
tween Fall River and Boston Magnificent steamers NEW
PORT Oi.D COLONY leave York daily Sundays
excepted pier ~ North River At 80 +. N. Leave
Brooklyn via Annex boat ut r. NJ.
JNOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE OLD RELIABLE SrONGNGTON LINE
Steamers SrONINGTON and NARRAGANSErr. from
pier 81 a. r. foot at 80 NJ tsundays cxceped.
PROVIDENCE LINE, freight only. daily except SON.
days) from pier - " r. foot of arren ST.. at 4. NJ
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NKEAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE,
ONEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND. DIRECT,
taking goods for London Cardiff Newport
Gloucester and al in British Channel From pier IL
East River, foll0ws- '
DEVON. Feb. % March
Cabin passage. $50 $tU, SO Prepaid steeragc certi
icnes SID tickets favorable For freight
passage apply to W. D. MORGAN Agent. 20 South ST.
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LNxCuRSION STEAMERS. BAKGEs AND GROVES TO
Ichartcr -RRItS Excursion Once. 3Sf West st., oppsp
site christopher street ferry. Books open.
LNxCuRsIONS.-FOR COMPLETE OUTFIT OF ANY
Hkind Steamboats, Barscs aud Graves. apply early f"r
choice days orcc OF srAkINS Excursions pier ~
North River
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-05
FUNERAL OF THE VICTIM

BosToY, May 1.-THE funeral Of Edith
Freeman, the victim OF her fathers fanati.
cism, took place in the N. Z. Church at
Pocasset this afternoon. The body was
brought TO the church in o small casket BY
Alden P. Davis, sympathizer with Free.
man in his deed and ono OF tho latters
chief abettors who, after dIsprsing Of the
casket and contents near the altar, an
nounCed his intention OF addressing the
audience, but this ho was prevented
from doing by threats OF arrest. The Ad.
yentists, who, in their blind superstition,
fully believed that the dead child would
be rcsurreCted or else bodily translated
to heaven, are deeply mortified that their
prophesies should result In so apparent q
non.iulfllment.
After the funeral services in the church
the body was removed TO the village Gem.
etery hard by, and deposited in the grave
Davis, the Adventist fanatic, mounted q
tombstone and began addressing the
crowd assembled, attempting to prove
that Freeman was justified by God 10 hill
ing hechild, but was prevented, the crowt
compelling him TO deStst, Theuasket wa
then covered with earth, the adventis
having threatened to remove the bod!
and throw 1t into the water near by, tha
the climax TO the sacrifice may not bein
teriered with. The Sheriff s officers hav,
guarded the grave, and will remain Of
watch until morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-05
PANAMA REVOLUTION.

PANAMA, April 2l.-The Star and Herald
tolls the story OF the attempted revolution
there. The plot to upset the State Gov.
ernment had been concerted by disaiFected
pollticlons who sought to purchase officers
Of the Columbian Guards on the Isthmus,
and secured some. The commander Of
the regiment became cognizant OF the
facts, rObuked his officers, which so in
censed them that Captain Obadiah as.
saulted the Colonel with his saher, and
was shot down by the OoloneI's son, aFOd
eighteen, Lieutenant 10 the battalion.
The row then became general, and con.
tinned until Colonel Carvajal and his son,
four officers and several men were killed,
and from eight to ten wounded. News OF
the tragedy was around town, and ad.
herents Of the Government at once de.
cided to check an attempt at revolution,
and TO punish the crimes committed at
Oqartel. They kept up fire on the Ma.
tional BarraCks from half.past @ until
nearly 0 the following morning, when the
troops Internationally surrendered. Thir.
ty killed and as many wounded is the
record Of the loss, Thecityis quiet, Mar.
tial law is proclaimed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-05
RUSSIA.

ssr. PETERsBuRo, May 3.-Lieutenant
Dubrovina, arrested near Novgorod. on
suspicion OF being chief member OF the
Revolutionary Committee, was hanged
Friday, Mt Fort Petropauiowski.
LONDON, May S.-The accounts which
have been permitted to be transmitted by
telegraph from Russia give wholly mad.
equate idea Of the fearful condition OF al.
fairs which exist throughout the entire
Empire. Certain private letters received
by bankers and othersin London, having
correspondence in various parts of Russia,
furnish accounts which would be almost
incredible were not the accuracy OF the
letters beyond question. The terror which
exists is extreme, and cannot be exaggera-
ted in description. The members OF Sc.
cret associations, and these societies, SO
far as can be ascertained, have no control
or general head, but exist independently
oil each other, each distinct from the 9TH
er, and many Of them have proved trait.
orous. In all Of these cases, however,
treachery has been followed by punish.
mento death. One OF these letters states
that several members OF these associa-
tions also have given information to the
police, and have been secretly sent for
safety to London, but that the vengeance
OF their comrades will follow them there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-05
Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, May S.-Flour : Steady and
in fair demand; receipts 1870 barrels. Su-
pertine Western and State s. 25a3 70; com.
mon TO good IS 60a3 90; good to choice s. 95a
So; white wheat extra 81 55a5 25; extra
Ohio $ 70a5 90; ST. Louis s. S0a5 rs; Min.
nesota patent IS 60a7 65. Wheat-Steady: !:
receipts "a, 600 bushels; rejected spring 70Ilc;
No. 3 spring 0Oc; ungraded siaSSc; ungraded
winter red 81 0Sa1 10; No. 2 do 81 l4aI Az /;
ungradOd amber 81 II; No. amber west.
ern s. l2; ungraded white 81 llal TX; No.
8 do u 08A; No. 2 do 81 0oIfaI 10; No. 1 do
sales OF 1900 bushels at 81 lex; extra do
sales Of 800 bushels at 81 13H. Rye-Firmcr
western 57a5Sc Barley Dull and nominal
aalt-Nomlnal. Corn-Demand active; re.
cclpts 1900 bushels; ungraded 42u44c; No.
8 42ci steamer 4SNa4SsEc; No. 2 499la44c,
0ats-Dull and unchanged; receipts 10000
bushels. Hay-NOminally unchanged. Hops
dull and nominal. Cofee-Nominally un.
changed. 9ugar-Stcady; refining fair to
good 3.l6a6Xc, MolaSses-Nominally un-
changed. Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Pc.
truleum-Firm; united 70Xc; crude l<aSc (;
refined SIC. Tallow-Steady at 69Sa8I<c,
Rosin-E Unchanged. Turpentine-Dull at 2la
29Nc. Eggs Stronger; western Ike, Pork
bull; mess 50 lax old; $40 00aI0 so new,
Beef-Firm. Cut Meats-Steady; long cl ar
81 a5; short clear $ 19H. Lard-Steady.
Butter : Western 6alsc Cheese : Quiet; ;
western 2aIc, Cotton-Steady ut l2ai2J/c
futures firm. Whisky--Dull at $l07,
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

By order OF council the importation or
introduction Of American cattle into the
provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Bruins.
wick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward's 8
Island has been further prohibited until
the 9Th OF June.
Elias Lips:s, stage manager of the Bella
Union Theatre, at San Francisco, suicided
last night by shooting himself through the
body in the presence Of his wife. Heshot
at his wife few days ago, but was subse-
quently reconclled. The fear OF trial and
conviction Of the attempted murder was
the cause OF the suicide.
1t was reported at Concord Junction yes.
terday that three officials, who were in
the second story Of the shoe shop Of the
prison, after the prisoners left for dinner
Saturday noon, heard loud explosion in
the adjoining room, occupied by the War.
ing Hat Mandatory, separated from them
by fire proof brick battlement wall.
Rushing to the windows they saw flames
issuing from the hat shop and gave the
alarm. 1t is believed that an incendiary
shell caused the explosion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-05

NEw YORK, May s.-The events Of the
week in financial circles were again important
only in respect to the dealings in the bond
and share list on the Stock Exchange. The
money market continued easy, with 2h to 4
per centas the extreme ratefor call loans. For.
eign Exchanges were quiet and steady
throughout the week, 81 s7a4 SSIS the home
asking rates Government bonds were active.
especially for the new four per cents, which
were also strong and higher. Railway and
miscellaneous speculation was more active,
with wide and frequent fluctuations In prices
early in the week. The low prices OF South
western shares were very prominent in the
dealings, but toward the close these gave place
TO the Granger shares. The advance In South.
western stocks ranged from to l2I< per cent,
the Inter In Kansas Pacific. After this stock.
Louisville and Nashville, Iron Mountain,
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern,
Alton and Terre Haute, Wabash, and Kansas
City and Northern led, both in point OF &C.
tivity and improvement At the close there
was some reaction from the highest point
notably In the case Of Louisville and Nash.
Vile, which declined 3k per cent. Early In
tse week Granger shares and trunk line
shares were irregular, and in the main lower,
with break OF per cent in Michigan Cen.
tral as the feature. Toward the close, how.
ever, bnoyant tone characterized the specu.
lation IN these stocks, and there was an ad.
vance ot2 to per centfrom the lowest point.
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with members Of the Board Of Education
on the subject Of Riddles course. While
all express the highest opinion OF his
scholarly attalnments, and their respect
for him personally, grave doubts are en-.
tertained by some as 70 whether his use.
fulness as q Superintendent isnot likely
to be impaired by his spirltuallst conviC.
tions.
Klddle was reelected Superintendent
last autumn for two years, and by law can.
not DO removed except on charges, but the
opinion Is expressed that he would resign
II he believed the Board OF Education de.
sired him to do so. All the members Of
the Board appear surprised at Riddles
conversion, and but one or two have seen
his book. One OF them thought that the
poets who were alleged 10 have made
communications from the spirit world had
lost good deal OF their poetiCal faculty
since entering on their present state Of ex-
islence. Whether the Board Of Education
will take any action officially can not be
coniectured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-05

THE FIRE LAST NloHr.-Last nightabout
III o'clock an alarm Of fire was sent in from
the South Side, but owing to some mistake
the Capitol bell rang out the number as
liz, which box is located at the Atlantic
Engine House, in East Wheeling. The
fire proved to be located in small wooden
building on the river bank, between 9th
and 2Sth streets, in which are the engine
and pumps used for supplying the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad shops with water.
The water is pumped from the river"into
two large tanks near by, where it is kept
to be used as required.
The building burned rapidly, and few
moments after first being discovered was
wrapped In asheet OF flame. The engines
arrived in due time and went 10 work, but
the flames were not gotten under control
until the building was almost entirely de-
stroyed. The loss to the Railroad Compa
ny will not be great. The origin ofthe fire
/ not known.
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soUrmERN LABOR CONVENTION
For the solution Of the southern Labor
Problem.

vicEsBuRo, May 1.-THE Mississippi
Valley Labor Convention which assemblies
here tomorrow, gives promise of being
largely attended by many delegates from
The river counties Of Mississippi. Among
the noted persons who have signi6ed their
purpose TO be present are: Governor
Stone and James Hill, of Miss; 7. Morris
Chestar and ]. G. Lewis, two prominent
Colored men, from Louisiana.
There is a diversity OF opinion as to
what the Convention will recommend.
Some delegates favor better understand
ing between the employer and employees
both as to wages and political rights, while
others more ultra will introduce resolu-
tons iavoring a plan replacing the lost
labor by the Chinese and white emigrants.
Another conflict will arise il the resolu.
tion, which is already prepared to be in.
troduced, which sets forth that the cause
Of the present exodus is not attributed TO
the restriction ot tho political rights OF
Colored men.
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elected Senior Major, to oil the vacancy
oecasioned by Major Bridges promotion.
Capt Lott was elected Junior Major by
aeelamatton.


BRLLAIRE LOCALS, There vas haI, /,
City Hall Saturday night,
kev. Ioland preached Ia Martins Fer
ry Sunday. Rev, S. T. Kennedy, Of tina
town, preached In the Methodist CharcI
here. "
Thos. Archibald and Alya Wise bay,
been drawn on the Grand Jury, and OF
gummins on the petit jury for next term
1t is singular that some names are draw
so frequently.
A great many boys, and some OF a large
growth, too, thoroughly examined III,
ground occupied by the circus, In search
OF any stray nickels. Several large load,
ot bedding were gathered up from the llay
left scattered around.
Alady from Horns Addition lost the
key OF the house while at the circus, and
her husband had to play burglar 10 get In
Some one Of the school children has lei
ruler In Faris' store which can be had by
asking for II there.
A great deal OF inconvenience comes
from the market houses" now that yere.
tables and garden stuff are coming for.
ward. The wagons oil the gardeners can,
not sell during market hours, and yet the
people cannot buy the things in market
because there Is none-only the "hours.r u
Most Of the milk men come twice now
on Saturdays.
Ice cream signs are getting plenty on our
streets. II seemed rather cold on Satur.
day night for this business, but some Of
the dealers, at least, reported q good bust.
ness.
Mrs. Crozier, the mother OF the Crozier
brothers, was buried Saturday at the GEM
etery out the Winding Hill road.
The Catholic band was out on the streets
Saturday night.
VIM. Hoge and Mr.. Hamilton are fenc-
ing the Breen lot, above the Methodist
parsonage, and intend to make garden
oft.
Several excellent Jobs OF sodding have
been done lately in Bellaire.
A great deal OF drunkenness made It.
self seen and heard on the streets Satur.
day evening. Some arrests were made.
There was an extraordinary scarcity OF
change Saturday in all the stores. Did
the circus take all away?
The county scat matter was to be acted
on by the Senate Committee on County
Affairs, Saturday.
The Young America Band OF Hope,
Gravel Hill, held an entertainment in the
Filth Ward school house, Saturday even
ing. An unfortunate difficulty with the
organ used marred the success Of the per-
forlnance. The receipts were nine dollars
and no oexpenses.
Mr.. Amos Horner, OF st. Clairsville,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Brodle, the Wheeling architect and
builder, who has been living here on
Gravel Hill since the lst OF April, was
fined for an assault on Mr.. David Rice. It
is reported that Rice had been making re.
marks to various persons insulting to Bro
die, and that Brodie had restrained him.
self some time before attacking Rice.
R. @. F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-05
INDIA.
OUTBREAK OF TIE CHOLERA.

LONDON, May "A dispatch from Cal.
cutta says: Near q million pilgrims, who
assembled at the Hurdwar fair, have car.
ried the cholera in various directions.
Outbreaks Of the disease are reported from
Delphi, Wrumitsur Warulpendee aud
elsewhere. Some cases have occurred
among the European troops.
II Is asserted that OF the $4,000 persons
who went to the fair from Cumaton, one.
fourth are missing, this mortality having
been caused by the police forcing them to
travel the desert tracks. Probably the
story Is much exaggerated.
The Bombay Government reports great
distress imminent in Delilian, owing to
the failure Of the crops. Five thousand
famine stricken refugees from Kuttiwar
have entered Bombay,
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CUBA.

HAVANA, May S.-In the election for
Senators to-day, the Province Of Havana
chose majority OF Liberal Conservatives,
and the following were elected: Count
Jose More, Count Jose Pedrosory Car
denas and Marquis De Aguas Claras.
The Economical Societies have elected
Marquis De 0ban, Liberal Conservative.
The University OF Havana elected Jose
Guellro Reute, Liberal. q
In Plnor del Rio and Villa CLARA, the
Liberal Conservatives triumphed,
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TuRKIsn COMPLICATIONS.

PARIS, May 3.-The proposal of France
TO call a conference OF the ambassadors OIL
the great Powers TO settle the question OIL
the Greek frontier, has been approved by
all signatories Of the Treaty OF Berlin, and
the conference will be held shortly either
In Paris or at one OF the French watering
places. The deputation Of citizens Of Epi.
rus, who have visited Rome, Paris and
London, to set forth the desire OF Epirus
to be united 10 Greece, has had much to
do in bringing about this result.
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STATE NEws.-A railroad from Cumber.
land, via Moorefeld, to Petersburg, Grant
county, is projected.
The SistersVile wooden mills will start
up again in two weeks. They have large
orders for stocking yarns.
A sheep-shearing bee will come of near
the residence Of ]. A. Gorrell, in Tyler
county, on the second Saturday Of June.
A letter from Cameron says: Business
Is better here than ii has been for five
years past. Considerable improvement Is
going on. H. H. Woodruff Is laying the
foundation for fine dwelling; Thos. ],
Wilson is repairing his residence, and S
L. Bloyd is building new ware house tC
accommodate his increasing trade"
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CnILDREN's HoME The
anniversary meeting OF the Children's
II me OF this city will be held during the
month OF May, due notice Of which will
be given hereafter. Before the financial
report Of the year is prepared, the Direct
ors hope to receive large contributions and
especially from those who have been here
tofore paying au annual subscription,
about this time. For this object the fol.
lowing named gentlemen have consented
to act as collectors and will soon call on
the public, and hope 70 meet With q hearty
w. B. Simpson, squares l and 4; w. A.
List, squares 8 and s; B. Davenport, square
2; ]. Elwood Hughes, squares and Z; j.
N. Ray, square Q; Hugh Sterling, square
0; John Baltic. square 10; j. 0. Pendleton,
square 10; B. S. Allison, square 10; H. Q,
S ifel.
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MILITARY ELECrloS.-The commissioned
T,s4leers ot the companies composing the
ilEt W. Va. Regiment OF Militia met at
tae Aruory on Saturday incoming, for the
plrp0se of eleCting q Lieut.. Colonel TO
succeed Col. Sterling, resigned. Ot the
W'r'y commissioned officers in the regl-
heat, twenty.tour were present, repre-,
SallnS the Mathews Light Guards, Goii
Hruanis aud Sheridan Rifles, Of Wheelingi
ipASis Guards, OF Fairmonti Camden
%Taanls, Of Moundsville; Wilson Blues aud
N4ilin Guards.
The order calling the meeting was read
0y Lieut. Dickcy, Acting Adjutant, where
.Gpon Lieut.. Meighen moved that tho elec
uol be by ballot, which motion prevailed
aai nominations were declared In order
Iapt. iiuch nominated Capt. John j.
AEEGns, Of tho Mathews Light Guards
aud Lieut.. Meighcn put forward the nam'
ol Major Vim. l.. Bridges. Capts. Lot
aIa llnCh were appointed tellers, and tn
s'tr'ion was proceeded with. But op'
pall1; Sas taken, which resulted In ~
SShoiCe Of Nlaj. Bridges by vote OF lS 7
Aeilher Of :ile candidates were presen
"utlhp the voting,
Mai H, Mcdonald was u6:S%nimonsl
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The SECOND Adventist Butcher

DosroS, May S.-Freeman, the adventist
OF Pocasset, who murdered his fve-year
old child Thursday, was arraigned Rt Barn
stable to-day, with his wife, who is held as
accessory. Both insist that God will fully
justify their action and relieve them from
all human penalties Anumber OF adven.
tist neigh6ors sustain Freeman in his
course. Many OF them are wOll.to.do far.
mers. Some Of those present at the meet.
ing at Freeman's house on the day OF the
murder will be arrested on charge OF be,
ing nccnssnrN IN the haal