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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-17
NEW YORK POLITICS.
Attempt to Harmonic the De-
mOcracy.

NEW YORK, November l6.-A letter
from Syracuse to the Herald says: Ell
forts are being made, with prospects OF
success, to harmonic the conflicting ele-
ments of the Democratic party in this
State, having the endorsement of Sena-
tor Herman, Judge Comstock, Judge
Pratt, Editor Pursell and ex-senator
Raines, who have held a conference
upon the subject. A conference OF all
the leading Democrats OF the State, to
take action in the matter is to be called
at Utica. tx Governor Seymour was
approached upon the subject of becom-
ing the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency, but peremtorily declined,
although urging harmony in order to
secure the State to the Democracy.
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MINERS TROUBLES.
Along Strike Anticipated In the
TuscaraWas Valley.

CLEVELAND, November Ib.-Promi.
nent coal operators and mine owners Of
the Tuscarawas valley held n meeting
here to-day to consider the demand Oi
the miners for an advance OF l5 cents
per ton for mining The present price
Is 20 cents for 2,l0) pounds, unscreened.
The meeting decided ~ ALLOW the miners
IS cents for 900 pounds of lump coal
after screening, which is practically no
gain 10 the miners. IL il thought that
these terms will not be accepted aud
long strike inaugurated in The Tnsca.
rawas valley. Nearly ali grades 'oi'
coal now retail at FIVE dollars per ton, an
advance Of one dollar and fifty cents
within the past ten days As lake nayi-
CATION closes in two weeks, il II likely
the price Of coal will decline at that
time 10 the usual rates
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THE CENSUS.
Formation OF supervisors Dis
trictS,

WAsHINGroN, November l6.-Thc for
nation of supervisors districts, under
the provisions of the census act Of
March 3. 1879, has been completed by
Superintendent Walker, except in re-
gard to the States of Massachusetts and
California. The appointments of su-
pervisors must be made in each
instance by the selection from applicants
residing within the boundaries of their
respective districts. These officers will
practically control the thousands Of local
appointments necessary for the work OF
taking the census and are to be filled by
the first of January.
West Virginia is divided into two dis
.ricts, composed as follows:
First district, PendletOn. Randolph,
Upshur, Lewis, Gilmer, Calhoun,
Writ, Wood and all the counties lying
to the north and east Of the line thereof.
Second district, Pocohontas, Webster,
Braxton, Clay, Roane, jackson and all
the counties living to the south and
west of the line thereof.
Ohio is divided into eight districts, the
seventh of which is composed of the
counties of Athens, Belmont, CoshOc-
ton, Harrison, Jefferson, Monroe, Nor
gan, Muskingum, Noble, Perry and
Washington counties.
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mitted near that place last night, the
victim being John Graft, German
farmer, who was attacked on his way
home, terribly beaten and robbed OF
$50. He was found soon after, recovered
consciousness and named Jack Rouch as
one of his assailants. Graft died this
morning. Jack Rouch, Mike Hanse,
VIM. Perry, Chas. Heis, John Weaver
and X. Loutz were arrested to-day,
charged with the crime.
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CincinnAu.

CINCINNATI, November l5.- Cotton
Firm at llsc Flour-Steady at S. s.
6,6 S.. Wheat-Demand active and
prices have advanced; No 2 red winter
at 81 2i(6l %. CONFIRM and high
er; No. , mixed shelled at 49c: new in
car S7G3Sc. 0ats-Quiet and un-
changed. Rye-Frm at SOC. Barley
Dull and unchanged. Pork-Firm at
$40 75C9ll 90. Lard-Demand light aud
holders firm at 81 67!@6 IS. Bulk
Meats-Dull. Bacon-Dull and un-
changed. Green Meats-Quiet and un.
changed. Whisky-Demand light, but
holders firm at 81 %. Butter-Dull
and unchanged. Linseed 0il-Quiet at
SOC.
Toledo
TOLEDO, November Is. - Wheat -
Steady; amber Michigan spot 81 ~;
No. red winter spot and seller No
vember 81 29l: seller December 81 30i;
seller January 81 81; No. . rel Wabash
81 ~. western amber 81 30; No. >
amber Illinois 81 30; No. red mixed
81 -. Corn-Firm; No. . I5c; new I2c /;
rejected iic; new. SIC. Ohts--Dull and
nominal. Clover Secd-Steady; prime
= ~; No. II ~.
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England's Real Object.
AFGHANISTAN.
The Ameer's Guilt.

LONDON, November ia dispatch
from Cabul says: The general belief OF
the completely OF Yakobb Khan in the
massacre of the British Embassy gains
strength. The Ameer and his advisers,
it is thought, did not anticipate whole
sale massacre, but only sufficient in
timidation to induce Major Cavaignari
to report his position in Cabul to be
untenable. Affairs, however, went be-
yond their control and they then acted
on the principle that dead men tell no
tales" The troops did not mutiny Tor
arrears of pay, but were instigated by
their officers, working under the conni-
vance OF high authorities. There was a
slight fall of snow on the llth inst.
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SCHOONER CAPSIZED.
Eight Lives Lost.

BUFFALO, November l5.-The schoon-
er c. q. Brown, from Detroit with $4,000
bushels. of wheat, capsized and found
cred on Friday, eighty miles east Of
Point Aupelee. The crew, consisting of
the Captain and seven men, are all
cupposed TO be lost, with the exception
of Frank Davis, who was at the wheel,
and was picked up by the propeller
Milwaukee, after being nearly twelve
hours in the water. The schooner was
commanded by Captain Rose, OF Detroit,
with James Smith, of Buffalo, as mate.
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CABLE CHRONICLES.
A SPECK OF WAR IN EUROPE
Menacing Attitude Of England Toward
Turkey-The Ameer's GuiIt-fOrmid-
able Uprisings in Cuba-TerribIe
Ravages of Diphtheria
in Russia.
TURKEY
The Attitude of England.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 10
Pending the receipt of fresh instructions
Sir Austin Layard, the British Ambas-
sador, abstains from visiting the. Porte.
The present attitude Of the British gov
eminent toward the Porte is attributed
in diplomatic circles here to the grave
suspicion OF an understanding between
Russia and Turkey, originating in the
visits of Prince Labanof, the Russian
Ambassador, TO the Sultan before he
went to Lavadia to visit the Gar and
on his return to ConstantinOple. 1t is
reported that Labanotf will see the Sui
tan again before his departure on leave
of absence.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
One Man Killed and Three Seri-
OuSly Injured.

DETROIT, November ia special to
the Post and Tribune reports the explO-
sion of large boiler at Woods Il Rey-
nold's saw mill and salt block, at Car
rolton, near East Saginaw, this morn
ing. \ portion of the boiler, nearly
four tons, was thrown distance OF $50
feet. Edward Ragnehas, the fireman,
was thrown through the roof and into
the river, 100 feet distant. His injuries
will probably prove fatal. Cyrus Burr,
was badly injured about the head and
shoulders, condition critical; Frank
Robinson, fireman, injured, not danger
ously; Jean Retell, instantly killed. The
body was found beneath the ruins.
Damage to the mill, $1,000.
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Suicide and Scandal.

ST. LOUIS, November IA special to
the Post Dispatch, from Sherman, Texas,
says: w. p. Greenlaw, one OF the
wealthiest and most prominent citizens
of the place, suicided last evening by
taking morphine. The cause is said to
be criminal intimacy between his wife,
one of the most beautiful women in
Sherman, and Rev. Conrad Haney, one
of the most noted and eloquent minis
ters in Texas. The city is said to be
greatly excited, and threats against the
personal safety of the sanity seducer
have been made.
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sneaker Moffett's Letter.

We call attention to the very sugges-
tive letter of Geo. ii. Moffett, Speaker
of the House of Delegates, addressed to
John RICHTER, member of the Legisla-
ture from Marion county, which APP
pears in the Register this week. In this
letter Mr.. Moffett very clearly and iOrci-
bly, sets forth his views OF the political
situation, and his reasons for declining
to enter into a scheme for the organiza-
ton of third party movement in West
Nirginia
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COAL AT BELLAIRE.
The NeighbOring Hills Supply
Enough For the Mills and Fac


Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
BELLAIRE, o., November l4.-Coal is
selling this week at Sl.75 per ton, or
seven cents per bushel OF eighty
pounds These are current rates to fam
lilies and other small consumers. Many
of our factories, however, have contracts
at more advantageous figures. There
is no scarcity OF coal here, the hills sur
rounding the city afiording abundance
to supply home consumption. Heather
ington's and several other large coal
works, on account of the suspension of
river navigation, have temporarily shut
down. 623 cents per ton is paid to
miners in this locality.
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Serious Drought in Virginia.

PErERSBURG, Va, November l6.-The
drought which has prevailed to such an
alarming extent in this section OF the
State for the past three months is caus-
ing great anxiety and uneasiness. Wells
and streams are drying up, and in some
adjacent counties the people are COM
PEELED to travel miles in vehicles in
search of water for family use. In the
several churches here to-day prayers
were Offered nn for rain.
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RUSSIA.
Terrible Ravages of Diphtheria.

LONDON, November l5.-Diphtheria,
which for several years has made great
ravages in Russia, seems to be gaining
ground. The disease, says the NOroe
Iiemya, has attained such irightful pro-
portions in some regions that the per-
centage OF mortality far exceeds that of
the births. The small district OF Mir
gOria, where the epidemic has been
raging since 1875, 4l4 died from the
disease in 1876 and in 1877 there died
l,30S persons. In Odessa since May
last diphtheria carried away 76 per cent
of the children and IN StavesOpOl in the
course of four months One-half the
infant population fell victims to
the disease. In Kiskenef and in the
vicinity of KieT and Poltava
the epidemic has been raging for the last
two years without interruption. In the
village of Caploonika, in the government
of Kharkoff, fifty children have died in
two weeks. In the hamlet Of NatOmob-
ky more than two hundred infants have
been carried away by the disease since
January last. In addition To large num-
Der of adults in the village of Tamorof-
ka, not one child has escaped the epi-
demic. The mortality, both OF the
youthful and adult population, is so
enormous that the Government has APP
pointed special commission under ka-
ret Physician in Ordinary to the En-
peror, TO inquire into the causes of the
epidemic, and has issued strict iniunc-
tions to the local authorities about meas
ures to he adopted for the arrest and
extinction of the disease.
England's Real Object.
LONDON, November -. - The st.
Petersburg GOlOS expresses the belief
that England has put forward the ques-
tiUs, e.L,SfOrms. 80 mask the real Causo os
the dispatch of the fleet to Turkey,
namely, to secure domination in
Turkey, that if the Sultan were to dis
mss his Minister OF the Interior, Nah
mond Nedim Pasha, he might receive
further period Of grace, but he would at
the same time become an English vas
sal; that the Porte has empowered the
vassals OF powers, which are not de-
sirous of the English domination in
Turkey to enter the sea o! Marmora and
the dispatch of the English fleet is thus
deprived of its threatening character.
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WOOL
Boston

BosroN, November lj.-Wool-Com-
parativcly quiet bnt very firm and al
vancing; manufacturers are free pur-
chascrs, more or less speculation ia de-
mand, but bulk sales ARE Ia the mills
Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia M
and above, lOCfiOr; Michigan, i3CdI5c /;
Wisconsin, 3SCr jOc; combing aud de-
lainc fccces I3 ole; unwashed Ken
tucky and Indiana combings 31lc, tub
washed, 5gC5jc; Missouri, Bic.
For Adddi0nI Mddrk.is !Ses Fourth Pdgs
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River IMPROVEMENT Meeting

JoUHvILLE, November l5.-Tbe Hon.
Eugene Underwood, Of Kentucky, 4
member Of the Mississippi Valley States
Commission, has called meeting Of the
Commission % he held in this city, De-
cember ID. All the Valley States will
be represented, and full discussion VI
river improvement and loss 10 com
merce by low water will be had. Papers
will be read on related topics. The
meeting promises TO be interesting ami
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IRELAND.
The National Convent on.

DUBLIN, November l5.-The commit
tee of the Irish National Convention re-
solved that the plan OF the late Daniel
0Connell for reconstruction OF the
Irish House of Commons will be made
the basis of representation in the con-
vention, that the delegates shall num-
ber 300, and that the convention shall
meet in Dublin in 1882.
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Railroad Purchase bv Jax Could.

ST. LOUIS, November l5.--Pretty well
authenticated reports have been circu-
lated here that Jay Gould and asso-
ciates have purchased a controlling in
terest in the st. Louis and San Francis
co railroad. II is thrown out that Judge
Baker, Vice President of the road, has
sold his stock, some $500 shares. He
admits that himself, and that the Gould
party has bought it, together with other
large lots.
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College Troubles.

MIDDLEBURY, VT, November 10
The Sophomore, Freshman, Senior and
Junior classes have gone into voluntary
suspension. The faculty has Suspended
the two lower classes, and will probably
suspend every student engaged in the
rebellion. The trouble grows ont OF the
alleged unjust action OF the faculty to-
ward the members Of the Sophomore
class.
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ndinrths New Frennh Cahle-

NORTH EASTMAN, Mass, November
16.-At six O'Clock this evening the
shore end OF the new French cable
was landed, and soon afterward signals
were exchanged with the steamer Fara-
day, which will leave tomorrow TO
make the final connection II miles out.
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Appointment of Assistant Secretary Of
State

WASHINGTON, November l5.-The ap-
pointment of Col. John Hay, the well
know private secretary Of President
Lincoln, as Assistant Secretary Of State
is announced to-day at the department.
Stewards retirement is in obedience TO
controlling domestic considerations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-17

EVERYBODY wonders why 30 many
liver remedies have been started. The
extraordinary success Of the genuine
Or. c. McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills,
prepared by Fleming Bros. Of Pitts
burgh, Pa. explains 1t. When you
buy, look for their signature on the
wrapper--the market is full OF limitations.
For all complaints Of the liver, such
a. headache, dyspepsia, costiveness, or
bilousness, they stand without rival.
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PRODUCE
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November l5.-Flour-
Firm. active and unchanged. Wheat
Western higher and fairly active; No. 2
western winter red, spot and seller No
yember 81 iIG,l IL seller December
81 45Gl 45i seller Januarysl 49G9l 49!.
Corn-Western higher; western mixed,
spot and seller November, SIC; seller
December 5sI@5sic; seller January 59i
(G,59i; steamer 49c. Oats-Quiet; west
ern white i3G44c; do mixed 4l@,42c;
Pennsylvania 43(944c. Rye-Quiet at
SOCGS5c. Hsy-Unchanged. Provisions
Firm and unchanged. Butter-Quiet;
prime 10 choice western packed and roll
at 25CG2sc. Eggs Dull; fresh 2Oc;
picked l6(9l7c. Petroleum-Unchang-
ed. Coffee-Firm; Rio cargoes l39
l7ic. Sugar-Firm: A soft lO.C9lOtc.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 IL.
Pittsburgh .Ir
PrrrsBURGH, November l6.-Petrole-
um-Market quiet; crude at 81 l3i at
Parker's for immediate shipment; re-
fined SC for Philadelphia delivery.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easier at I per cent-GOyemments
Quiet and Generally Steady-Four
Higher-wheat Strong and
Higher-HOgs Firm.
FIN ANCE.
New York.

New YORK, November l5.-MoNEY-
Easier at 5Cd7 per cent, closing at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6td7 per
cent. Sterling exchange firm at 40;
sight exchange on New York 1873.
SILvER-At London 53ld; bar silver
here ll5l; subsidiary silver com l@l
per cent. discount.
GoyERNNKNTs-Quiet and generally
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1T is declared that on the head Of
Sheidler creek, in Wetzel county, there
are three full sized trees, walnut, a
lynn and a hickory, all growing out OF
one stump.
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The HanIan-Courtney Race.

New YORK, November D.-Blakie,
referee in the Hanlan Courtney boat
race has received a certificate tor S,0cO
% be given 10 the winner Of the race.
Courtney goes TO Washington next
uAcLr .
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SPAIN.
Uprisings in Cuba.

MADRID, NoAember lj,-The intelli-
gence that an insurrection has occurred
in Cuba during the absence of Captain
General BlancO, engaged in the pursuit
of negro bands in the eastern provinces,
has caused such concern in opposition
circles that the members OF the Sagasta
and Democratic parties have demanded
the text OF the official kilograms on the
subject. The West Indian member OF
the Cortes, Labra, President OF the
Abolition Society, has created a sensa-
ton by speech protesting the loyalty
OF the Liberals and COnser-
vatives in Cuba against the re-
bellion, which he confessed might
arise partly from the imT atience OF the
blacks at the delayed social reform. The
Premier read a telegram from Havana
confirming the news OF the rising. At
the head OF il is Creole chief who had
submitted in 1873, and whose presence
in considered grave by the authorities
in Cuba. The government will reinforce
the Colonial army and has sent energetic
instructions 10 the Governor There Is
much anxiety in planter circles. Captain
General BlanCO has telegraphed General
MARTINEZ Chuyos, Minister OF War, that
a new band of Insurgents have made
their appearance in provinces in the
center OF the Island, and has asked for
reinforcements chiefly cavalry. The gov
ernment will embark them Immediately
on steamers at Cadiz, Santander and
Barcelona. Some regulars will be drawn
from General Guesada's army in the
north to enable Captain-General Blanco
TO suppress the rising which consists OF
a small band hardly numbering 5000,
commanded by. whites and mulatoes
and recruited from among the negroes.
\ telegram from the colony report that
public opinion there is decidedly in
favor OF the ministerial plan for the
abolition OF slavery, which the colonists
hope will arrest the progress OF the dis
affection. The news from the colony has
caused much excitement in political cir
cles.
A Prtriot Victory.
New YORK, November l6.-A
letter from Havana, dated the Sth inst,
says that strong party OF in
surgents drove off about 800 head OF
cattle from Holguin on the 4th and that
the Spanish troops sent after them were
unsuccessful. In explanation OF the
above spanish account the patriot state
ment is that Gen. Valera attacked the
patriots at Barrencas, but was defeated
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Hirhwav Robbery and Murder.

CINCINNATI, November l6.-The
Gazette's Lancaster, o., special says a
highway robbery and murder was COM
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CINCINNATI, November lj.-liogs-
Quiet but firm; common at - 9Dtf3 a.;
light S3 45CG3 90; packing - Ntd3 -;
butchers - 7O(d3 50.
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LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO, November l5.-The Drours'
Journal reports hog receipts $1,000 head
shipments 5000 head. Market excited
and l0c higher for heavy and Sc ior
light; mixed packing 3 65tdS s7.; light
3 5jd3 Sj;choice heavy s. 9OtA4 10.
Cattle - Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 800 head; good natives scarce,
stronger and cctive at - 50; stockerS
and feeders firm at = 35CH3 80 native
butchers more active and firm but not
quotably higher cows at 81 20; No. 3
western through Texans firm and more
active
Sheep-Receipts 500 head. Market
Quiet unchanged and weak Eat - ~
(d,3 50.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-10
JOHN 2. MCGLENSEY,
Commander United States Nav
A sTATBMRNT.

Mr.. .. 8. Sanders has called at the DEMOCRAT
Office, for the purpose of making statement in
reference TO the following paragraph. which aD-
peared on Saturday morning:
}. 8. Sanders, a clerk was arrested on war
rant and locked up in the Central Station
charged with disturbing the public peace and
interfering with Mrs. Kate Barceilo's business
IN the Sixth Justice Courr,
Mr.. Sanders says that the record is In error
when ii denominates him a clerk. his business
beingthatof and ne being professionally known
as collector. He held. he says for collection
two claims against the lady on whose affidavit
ne WIS arrested; and acting under the impress
sion that it vas his duty 70 use every means in
ais power to secure payment ne placed IN front
of the house Of the lady one OF dis employees
who had attached 10 mis- nat Diaeard bearing
the Inscription. Collector OF bad debts He
SAYS that. personally, he was not near the place
during the day. In the evening ne was informed
that warrant mad been issued for him, and he
released on his own recegnizanee.
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CITY RCHDKs,

Jane Geddis was lodged in the Second Pre-
cinet Station, charged with the larceny OF $40.
Henry Garby, a dangerous and suspicious
character, Was lodged in the Eighth Station
John p 5chrfber was locked up in the Fifth
Station. for assault and battery on a child.
Geo. Mason was run into the Harbor Station,
charged with stealing a coat.
Chas. Jackson vas lodged in the Harbor Sta
ton charged with being a dangerous and sus-
picious character.
b. Barcella was nearcerated in the Central
Lookup, charged with assaulting J. n. Smith
with lafeh6t.
Geo. Turner was lodged in the Central Sta
lion. charged with having stolen property in
his possession.
T. j. Bassan, for assault with dangerous
weapon. 20 wit. a revolver, on Conrad Smith.
was lodged in the Fifth Station.
Nat. Williams. negro vas lodged in the
Harbor Station, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapon.
Charles Gray wHs lodged in the Third Station
charged with being a dangerous and suspicious
character.
Daniel Kelley WIS lodged IN the Central
Station. charged with having horse blanket In
mis- possession supposed 20 have been stolen.
q. McCune. Mike Walsh ana W r. Dougherty
we're lodged in the Central Station. charged
with breaking in the door and assaultinR and
beating Mrs. Price, at No. q Basin street.
Jim Casey was run Ito the Central Station.
charged with obtaining refreshments and re-
tuEina to pay for same; also with being drunk
and disturbing the peace.
negro named Isaac Green was Gagged in the
Second Precinct Station. charged with being
drunk. disturbing the peace and biting and
manning the officer.