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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-24
A Mexican Revolution.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings I'm the
Different judiciary Bodies.

SUPREME COURT-JUDGES GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.
This Court met at 10 o'clock, and
transacted the following business:
Amber, trustee, VS.. Leach, from
Wood county. Appeal and supersedeas
allowed. Bond $50.
Shawl W.. Stewards executors, from
Jefferson county. Appeal refused.
Compton W. Gilman, ct al, from
Wood county. Appeal and supersedeas
allowed. Bond $1,000.
Young VS.. Write q Dewey, from
Kanawha county. Supersedeas allowed.
Bond $50.
c.. Z. Cresap, of Randolph county,
and J. J. Woods, Of Ohio county, were
admitted to practice on motion OF Geo.
o. Davenport, Esq.
Adjourned until Saturday, April 9TH.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGR BOYD.
In the case of Jacob Synder vs..
Samuel Stillwell in assumpsit, the jury
rendered verdict for S37 for the de-
fendant.
The case of VIM. NJ. Dunlap VS.. l.. B.
Morgan and J. f.. Wayt, in assunpsit,
was dismissed at the costs OF the plain
tiff
Adjourned until 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JCDGE CRANMER.
In the case OF John Carl and wife VS..
Charles 4. Kryter Il ais, in assumpsit,
a judgment for 1926 was rendered in
favor of the plaintiffs.
Joanna Adrian Us. George William ct
als., in chancery, an order was entered
giving leave TO George william and Henry
:. Neal, executors, until April 10th, to
file their answer.
Adjourned until Friday at 10 o'clock
\. VI.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Thomas List, for breaking the globe in
front Of Martins restaurant, by pistol
shot, Friday night; fined so and coz {;
paid. ...,.
The case against Joseph Webb for
selling LIQUOR without lisenCe was con-
tinucd until Wednesday.
Frederick Erbcn, for shooting within
the city limits; fined - and costs; COM
mitted
Drunk-TOney Meloy and George
Schoir; fined - and costs each; commit
ted.
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UNITED WORKNIEN.
Supreme Lodge Proceedings.

NASHVILLE, March 22.-ChicagO, San
Francisco, Buffalo, Detroit and Topeka
were nominated for the next place OF
meeting Of the Supreme Lodge OF the
United Workmen. Chicago was elected,
but the vote was recOnSidcrcd and
made special order for Monday. The
Supreme Lodge adopted rule that no
petition for the formation of separate
beneficiary jurisdiction should be en-
tertained unless there are 1000 MEM
bcrs in good standing at the time the
petition is matured.
The following were elected officers for
the ensuing year: John Frlzzle, Nash
vile, Supreme Master Workman;
ROderck Rose, Iowa, Supreme Fore
man; NJ. w. Fish, California, Supreme
Overseer; VIM. Hickett, Pennsylvania,
Supreme Recorder; Ii. G. Heath, Wis
consin, Supreme Guide; +. w. Boyn-
ton. Illinois, Supreme Waterman; Le-
roy Andrews, New York, Supreme Trus-
tee.
They were installed by i. :. VI. w:
McNair, of Pennsylvania, and entered
upon the discharge Of their duties.
\ resolution, printed on white satin,
Of thanks from the Memphis Lodges,
for having assisted them during the cpl-
demic, was presented.
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SHOT BY AN OFFICER.
A Saturday Night Tragedy In
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March pa shocking
tragedy was enacted in the Old Town
Variety Theatre tonight about eleven
O'Clock, after the close OF the perform
ance. Police Officer Chaney attempted
10 arrest a man named Hamill, one OF a
gang of men that had assembled about
the house, on charge Of disOrderly con-
duct. The man resisted, and his com
panions came TO his assistance, and he
defed the officer A struggle ensued,
and Officer Chaney's raps for assistance
brought Police Sergeant James Harvey
TO the scene. Hamill's calls for his
friends brought along, among others,
Edward Weldon, aged twenty-five,
well-known character, and Tor
merly railroad brakeman. 1t Is
charged that he with others attacked the
officers and an exciting meier occurred.
Finally the sergeant found himself sur
rounded with the excited gang, and
warned them to leave or he would use
his weapon. One Of them exclaim: God
d-n the cops; they'll call, but they
won't shoot. Let's 90 for them" Ser
geant Harvey then drew his revolver
and fired, the ball entering the lett
breast of Weldon, causing fatal wound.
He was carried to Il drug store and
physician sent for. but in ten minutes
was a acOrpse. The officer surrendered
himself, and an investigation was ut
once begun. The aflray caused intense
excitement. but squad OF police quoted
matters and made several arrests.
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PARKERSBURG.
Work of Vigilance COmmitte-
Twenty-Thousand Dollar Dam
age Suit.

PARKERsBURG, March 22.-Last We'd
nesday night Vigilance Committee en-
tered the house of Lewis Tull, on Tur-
key Fork, OF Little Sandy, and took
charge Of man named Shipley, who
was stopping there. They took Shipley
to the woods, tied him up, and whipped
him severely with hickory wythes. Al
ter giving him all he could stand and
live they released him, and told him TO
leave the country before forty-eight
hours or they would hang him. He
is charged with being one Of the high
way robbers and thieves who robbed
Mr.. Ellis u short time ago on Limestone
Mountain, and committing other depre.
datiOnS. The committee then visited
live or six other men in the neighbor-
hood, and gave them short time TO
leave under penalty OF the same punish
ment. This affair, il is thought, will
break up the band Oi deSperadoes who
have infested the Reedy district ior
long time.
Col John +. Ninal has sued ID. :. Core
and Col. b. ;. Compton for $4,000 dam
ages for an alleged malicious prOseCu-
lion and false arrest. The trial Is now
proceeding before the Circuit Court of
this city, and creates quite a sensation,
particularly among the oil men, rs all
the parties 10 the suit are engaged in
that business.
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SITTING BULL.


N.-.,.U.>. Nar.h 21 The War
.. r'-..' .l- u-t-r.l the Eighteenth
'.s .-.u Atlantic '1 hi~mJrvS ju
'-"- rr. hurlor ,hr,atcuri 10y Sit
E.I
q. N.,r. commanding the Ctu9,i-
p. N"-..i Fu...r, writes that sitting
H.. lis fUu Thousand warriors,
.wur, aUi equipped, are showing a
Wy .-.N .ri .u>uHurltu1tndi disposition.
WASHINGTON. March - For Sumr
Hrs, ra-' tine War ami In
. departments have hyyu rr-
'.r- uuwGuIcIj-ru~ from their
r.r.,HtG'ry-> iu Dakota, relative o.
.. w.Erw,ul~ ui sitting Eul, aud his
F... .- wei. as tuyr relatives auj
s.".....E.r, uU tins ~tjr ut the fine
' .-' t.r information contained In
."~ communications was regarded
...t a~ -H,-. 70, vuuu.t'ug irHm diiiCr-
'.. I.aU camps sill tHr Var i'e-
.A.."Da, Is hest % he ON the safe side,
... '-".-' sherman hJ~ taken such
.. ''IT"> as tp prevent. q possible, any
-..,- ..t.. disturbances during the
..N- summer The I.y~, juiorma-
A l..,yy. 90; ,lr War Department,
.''. .,yr, is >HMywla. more lireyt, and
H'l.. ~r.u ,1 nllcatr a possible at
i' Hn rar pJrto, sitting Eull o. cruSS
.. ..-.r lu ~v.a movement he
"''. b a' dauhr. bs u.ly,l. "a, lar as pos
.. us .. ;Hr turbulent bands on
..r strength oi Sitting Bulls iorccs is
.t',...r .~t,ma,,d 81, 1.uuO. All told. oi
"... .a..y 2.-nu arr warriors, well
-..".s' an.uHuu'r@. General sherman
p, .''~uN Gre opinion ;hat Boa the event
'. ...- attempting ;y cr,,s thv border
..,~ -.a'lurr. iu that urishhor-
.--1 a. t.rt, Stevenson, Euiurd. Tot
500 ...,- points. would Nc a'.c %
,,.'. .a.. u. 'H.. 10 U.sl bc rrmcm-
.'. '.a' -rra,yy portion of ,hr Eish-
..".a Infantry WG~ .-,lruG from GrOr-
20 70 participate ,U the Nel r,-rys clm-
,>'-,.. amt ta. rywgi.icr oi ,a.. -
.-,". ...> H..ru .u.pr.s .y Ei>mrr,k. aud
,r' '.' ~tt'uu> Az tu ls united and
....' uu -uJrl iU Dakota. n on ,u,r-
-'y >..u.l ARISE. there an, other
-..,,, 80 'aai ,au he speedily sent To- that
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STRIKING MINERS.
ON TRIAL FOR RIOT AND CONSPIRACY.
Forb-Eight Convicted and Sentenced to
Pay a Fine Of One Cent and Costs of
PrOsecution-Effects Of the Strike
in Allegheny County

PITTSBURGH, March 22-The jury in
the case OF the California miners at Lit
tie Washington, charged with riot and
conspiracy, was out twentv-iOur hours,
returning into Court at nine o'clock
with verdict of guilty, but with rec
ommendation of mercy. The convicted
are Phillip Aulridge, Alex. Bates,
John Bates, Isaac Brewer, Robert
Brewer, VIM. Brewer, John Crawford,
William Courtney, William Davis, Ar
thur Dixon, James Dagger, Daniel Ed
wards, Conrad Gillion, Morgan Gas
kell, William Ilenshall, Van Hartman,
David Hartman. John Henshall, Nike
Hartman, George HuSeman. James
Hoover, William Hager, Martin Jefiries,
John JeffrieS, james Johnston, Richard
Moore, John Mellow, Mechild PastOries,
John Pyle, Allen Roberts, Charles Rob
ertS, William Roberts, John Russell,
Charles Rex, Alfred Suttcrly, Peter
Shovrlin., Jr,, VIM. Simpson, VIM.
SmOthers, Robert Gray, ;. Il. Walker,
James Walker, Thomas J. Walker,
John Woods, Charles Caters, David
Truexell, John q. Wilson and James
Watson. The balance were released,
and Judge Hart warned them not to be
back on this charge again, as if it were
repeated ne would he severe. They
were then sentenced tO pay the costs of
prosecution and fine of one cent. The
prosecution joined in asking for light
sentence, - they only wanted To settle
the law. The defendants are in jail for
the costs, which amount to 5000
which the defendants expect the Miners
Union To pay.
The coal operators of this county have
consulted the best legal talent of the
county, and they have been informed
that the strikers have no right TO 60
from pit to pit and interfere with the
miners, who are willing to work ii they
are not molested, and in their travelling
from mine TO mine they are trespaSscrS,
and liable to conviction and punish
ment. Accordingly Committee of the
operators this afternoon called upon
sheriff Hunter for the purpose OF ac-
Quainting him with the opinion Oi
counsel, and To- request him
to send a posse OF deputies To Eliza
beth and vicinity 10 diSpcrSc the
crowd. which will be done in the morn
mg. There are about thirty men at
work al Rcdman X Fawcctt's, at Green
Springs. in pool No. l, which is about
the ouly mine in the pool in operation.
Yesterday morning several miners
went there and attempted 10 take out
the diggcrS, but they did not succeed.
They, however, attacked a miner named
Binckncv, and took his dinner bucket,
in which they found only piece Oi
bread which had been soaked in New
Orleaus molaSScs. Binrkncv said to his
aSSailants that his family We're on the
verge of starvation, and ne was deter
mined 10 work at all hazards.
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AD,,s... ,bs, wrecks the System.

Every function l. dcnDgcd, even nerve I'M
rruus every muslc and hber weakened 10y
fever and ague. II Il, In TACT. disease which u
unchecked, eventually Wrecks the system. In
all it, y pcs. IN every phase IL 4 dangerous. de-,
tructIye. stnpor, dclihum, conVul'ion'. often
attend ~, and cause swift dissolution. But
when combattcd with Ho-tticr's stomach BIZ.
ter it, ioothold In the system 10 dislOdyed. md
cyery yeslige Of IL crnilcated. That benign anti.
febrile spocihc aud preventive Of the DREADED
-ouyc /, recognized not only within our own
LoundrIe.. hut IN troIlc lands far bcyond them.
where in,ermittcnts and rcmiitents atc feanully
prevalent. o. be sur. Aniiiote o the mAlarisl
pol,on and = reliable means 81 overcoming di.
order, Of the stomach liver and towels, ~ whlch
q yltlatcd torrid atmosphere and blartih
miasma tainted water are extremely provca-
tive. All omigrsnts and uuyeIcr should 10
supplied with IL
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SnriaIist Ball.

CmC,Go. March ~ Tho Socialists
hell a grand ball tonight tu cummem-
ortte. A. the programme cNprcsscd II,
"The dawn of liberty of ISIS, and l>n,
the Paris Commune. some 2',uN
people. mostly oi the class known ~
Communists, crowded in tue ENpuSi-
tiun building, aud remained Peacvahly
until the close oi the proceedings.
Their, were no speeches, but liberal
display ot guns was made. The num-
her OF military present is estimated at
from 500 to 1000. The object was said
10 d. the raising Of money to perfect
their organization, military and politl-
cal.
CuICAGo, March 23.-The monster 90
cialiSt ball aud meeting, which was m
ausurstrd ycsteriay evening, contlnuei
throughout the might, and mp TO a late
boUr tonight. The concluding eNer-
ci~e Was a drill Of those who bore arms
which gave evidence OF considerable
knowledge Of military tactics. No
breach oi the peace occurred
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River N eygs.

The marks at the wharf last night at
o'clock showed l3 feet q inches
and rising.
The Hudson, Capt. List, departed
Saturday at 3 o'clock p. NJ, with good
trip for Cincinnati.
The Andes, Capt. Muhleman, will
arrive to-day from Cincinnati and re-
turn tomorrow.
The Fannie Tatum, loaded for II.
Louis, passed down yesterday afternoon
with a good trip. She took on lot OF
pig iron at this wharf.
The Coal Bluff No. passed down
with tow last evening.
lBy TeiegnPn.I
PITTSBURGH, March 2l.-River s feet
4 inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and rainy. ArFived-MOntana. De-
parted-John Thorn, Fannie Tatum.
CINCINNATI, March 23.-Rivcr 81 feet
and falling. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Weather
clear and cool. Arrive1-Brown, Gin
cinnati. Dcparted-Alice, Pittsburgh !;
Miller Memphis River rising, with
81 icct inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, March 23.--Departed-
Golden Rule. Arrived-Ea2le, Laura
Davis, Bowling Green. River - feet on
the gauge. Weather clear and cool.
ST. LorIs, March 23.-Arrivcd-Silver,
New Orleans; Dnriee, Kansas City; Hell
cna. Nicksburg: -. Gcncyieve, Cairo; I;
Cherokee. Pittsburgh. Departed--Dip-
Maid and bargps. \cw Orleans. River
risen one inch. Weather clear and
warmer.
MEurms, March 23.-River rising.
Arrived-Bcllc Memphis, Vicksrbug
Departcd-John T. Mau1e, Nicksburg;
Mary Houston, Cincinnati: Golddust,
II. Louis. Weather clear and pleasant.
New ORLEANS. March 23.-Arrived-
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati; Sam Rob
crts and bargcs, Ohio river. No depar-
lures Weather clear; thermometers 81 :.
CAFRo. March 23.-Arrivel-City Of
Vick.burg, It, Louis; Idlewild. Evans
vile; Golden Gate, New Orleans; All
Stevens, Dynsburg: !aeger, ST. Louis;
Arkansas Belle. Evansville; Blgley,
Ohio: John Gilmore New Orleans
vint Shinklc, Cincinnati. Departed
Idlewild, Evansville; Arkansas Belle,
Evansville; Clinton City, Cincinnati
II. Gcnevievc, 81 Louis; City of
Vicksbury, Vicksburg; Golden Gate,
| st. Louis Az Stevens, ~. Louis; Mar
tin Speed, Memphis. River - feet 5
inches AMI rising. Weather clear.
| Thermometer 81.
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A STORY OF TWO PRESI-
DENTS.
Gossip About the Religious Ig-
nOrance of ThicrS and Grcyy.

This apocryphal story is told in Paris;
4 Thanksgiving service for the victory
of the army over the COmmunards being
celebrated at Versailles in June, 1871,
NJ. Theirs and VI. Grcvv attended the
ceremony in their respective official ca
pacitics-the former as President, the
latter rs Speaker of the National As
semblv. They were met at the church
doors bv Mgr. Mabille, the venerable
bishop ui Versailles, who presented NJ.
Thiers the brush stecped in holy water,
i'm order that he might wet his fingers
thcreat, and cross himself in the Custo'
mary manner The PreSidsnt, unia-
miliar with the usIgrs OF the holy
church. took the brush out OF the bish-
ops hand, and began diligently 10 be-
sprinkle his grandeur and the atten-
dant clergy, after having fulfilled which
novel function he handed the sacred
implement 10 his next nclghbor, VI.
Grew. VI. Grcvy, however, had no
ticed that a fleeting smile had rclaNed
the grave features OF the aged prciate
while the President was going through
his energetic performance with the
gJltDjllop, from which symptom he in
ierred that his chief had been uncon-
sciously guilty of some strange lncon-
gruity. Accordingly, not knowing what
Ia do with the brush, he quietly slipped
il, still moist with holy water, into the
tail pocket Of his coat, and proceeded TO
his seat in the choir, where he and the
President listened attentivcly TO the
service to the places allotted to them.
After the ceremony was over and the
church had been cleared OF its visitors
search was made fer the brush, but IN
vain. Next day, however, 1t was dis
covered under NJ. Grevy'S seat in the
choir. where ne had furtivcly concealed
il during the Te Dcum. The story II a
good one, of the kind that frcnchmen
kcculy appreciate; and ii NJ. Grevy has
read il hc has doubtless laughed over 1t
heartily puOush
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CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches,

A convention will meet in Cincinnati
on the 3lst inst, having ior it, object
the Improvement OF the navigation Of
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
\ tornado at Mlledseville, Georgia,
Yesterday, swept away the Oconee
bridge. demolished houses and unrOoted
stores.
London has raised seven thousand
pounds for the Szegeien sufferers.
W. II. Buckingham. Secretary and
Auditor of the Terre Haute and Indian
apolis Railroad Company, known as the
Vandalia line, died at Terra Haute, yes
teriay.
Ex-Judge ellis died at BaltiU ore,
Saturday, aged -.
The Baldwin murder at Cincinnati, is
still q mystery.
Sitting bull is preparing TO take the
war path.
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A Disgraceful Scene in the Virginia Bon

RIcnNoSp, Va, March 2l.-ln the
Senate to-day Senatsr Massey, OF Abe
marie, rose to q question oi privilege,
and proceeded to read paper severely
rejecting on Senator G. T. Smith, oi
Nelson, for publishing speech which
reflected on Massey. The language OF
the paper was to the effect that the
speech alluded to, for unptnement, i'm
dclicacy, coarsencss, misrepresentation,
defamation and yindicativeness sur
passed anything he had ever heard in
the halls Of the Legislature. Proceed.
ing, with similar severe language, Sen
ator Massey was several times called to
order, and during his remarks Senator
Smith denounced him as Altar, a scoun.
drcl and dog. A scene ensue,i, and
several propositions to reprimand the
offending Senators and require them "a
apologize were made. After debate the
matter was rcferrcl to the committee on
privileges and elections for report as
To what action in the premises should
be taken by the Senate.
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KilIed pesperA do.

GNvESroV, March IA Mrs spec
ial from sherman SAYS Houston Holt,
a desperate Of Denton county, struck
one Howell N a stable. and shortly al
ter calle,i Howell into the Ofice, closed
the door, when three shots were heard.
Holt then rode away unmolested. How
els body Was found iR the Office with
thrre bullet holes through Il.
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To Cougumptivcs.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having providenti2lly discovered while
a Me,iical Missionary in Southern Asia,
very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Oi COIss'iinp-
hon, Asthma, Bronchitis, CatArrh, and
all throat and lung aHeCtions---also pos
tive and radical specific fDr Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, ieels il las duty 10 make il
known tD his suffering iellowE Actu-
aied By this motive, he will cheeriully
send free Of change 10 all who desire il,
the receipt for preparing and full direc-
tons tor successfully uing this proyi-
dentially discovered remedy. Those
who wish 20 avail themselves of the
benefits Of this discovery, sFiIhout cost,
can do 80 by return mail, by addressing
with stamp,
DE- CHAKLEs L. AAHHALL,
No. Ss Niagara ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
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Workinxrnen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after a winter Oi relaxation, your
system net,ls cleansing and strengthen
iny 10 prevent an attack Of Ague, Bill
Tous or Spring Fever, or some other
Snr;ny sickness that will unit YOU for a
stason's work. You will save time,
much sickness and great expense II YOU
viii nse one bottle OF Hop Bitters Il.
your family this month. Don't vain
See other column.
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POLICE NEWS.

George McKarahan, Tim Welsh, Tim
Butler, John Crogan and Jack Toban,
got into a general melee in the Fourth
ward, Friday night, in the vicinity Of
Mrs. Sweitzer's and would have used
each other up pretty badly, had not Oil
GERS Kern, Harrison and Archer, made
a descent upon them. They were all
arrested and had their hearing on Satur-
dav afternoon. McKarrahan was fined
- and costs, Tim Welsh, same, Tim
Butler pleaded not guilty, and will have
his hearing this mornining. Jack Toban
was fined - Tor fighting and $40 for re-
siSting an officer. Crogan pleaded not
guilty and will be heard to-day.
Henry Ammons was drunk and dis
orderly, and was arrested by officers
Creswell and Archer.
James Kennedy, for being drink and
abusing his family, was gobbled up by
the Marshal.
Patsev Manly was arrested by the
Marshall for imbibing too much fire
water.
Farmer Nichols, the sailor bum, was
arrested for committing assault and bat
trrv on the person OF Peter Wagner.
Will have his hearing to-day.
Dennis Curran was arrested Tor plain
drunk. Will be heard to-day.
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The Cattle Disease.

Ngw YoRH, March 22.-Prjyatc dis
patches pronounce untrue the story
that some ui the steamer Brazilian :
cattle had been slaughtered because o,
the existence among them ui Pleuro-
pneumonia. \ number ui shippers
continue 10 send live cattle abroad, as
they consider it much less expensive
manner oi shipping than To- send dead
meat in rririscratorS. and the meat com
niands a much better price on the other
ii. chan dead meat.
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Freight Rates Restored.

st. LOUIS, March 23.-The Nandalia,
Wabash, and Chicago & Alton, three OF
the five pool lines running east from
here, resolved, at meeting yesterday.
to restore the freight rates, and from to-
morrow the rates 10 New York will hc,
on grain flour. bran and mill stuil
twenty-thrce cents, and OH fourth class
freight twrntv-ninc cents. The Ohio a
Mississippi, and the indianapolis y -.
Louis, have not yet signitied what they
will do
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In the District Court NJ the United states, fpr
the District ~ West Virginia, In BANKRUPTCY.
IN the matter of Hiram " frr, bsnkrupt
Notice 1. herby given that J-tiiion has isscn
filed IN said Dlsthrt CDur by Hiram w. Ife.. II
Manuingtou. tn the county 81 Aarioti. in aid
district Who ha, been duly DECLARED tantript
under the R.yl-ei staiu tss ~ the Unit-i STATE,
tItle BANK ruptcy." for disbArys, and certih
cate thereut from all nj. debt abd other claims
pruyabls under aid title, and that The IHh dhy
ofire " 7. !. Husu.. I<znster In BaDtupbJ
No II Twelfth street fup stairrl, In tbs eity ~
wbr~iiDg. Wet virginia. sne The time aud plsS.
ssiTucd for ths besringof the sAme. when snd
you have. Why the prayer ~ the ssh yctitlD,
should not h. grAntei, jAspfE Y. hoOkE.
Clerk of the District Court u the Unitsd STATS
fnr aid Ui,trtft mnSAss
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Railroad Accident Two Young Mon Bad
ly Injured.

CUMBERLAND, Mp, March 2l.-Early
this morning two young men from VIII
Transport. Md, Charles Tails, aged %
y,.trs, and Lewis Clancy, aged - years,
were riding on the bumper OF freight
ear on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Al Cherry Run, West Va, the train
took the siding and a train following ran
into il. jamming the cars together, cut
ting both OF Chancy'S and one oi Tails
Ieys off lust below the knee.