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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-29
LIVE STOCK
CEIcssr.

CHICAGO December .S.--The DTcr,r,
io,Gnol reports hO! receipts $500
head: shipments LOO; quality only
fair; generally active; b: higher ior good
supply: too scantv to make market.
mixed packing ~ IO'oi o.; light Il %
al 10; cup:Cr heavy - 'jHJ "; Tii
sold.
Cst.lc-Roccip's 900; ghiGmenls
ECO; exports scare" active sGd III lar
demand. good To- Cnoic, shipping;
81 15Gj - common To lair ~ abGi
so: bu.chors' unchanged P; - 2Ufa,
9 20: bulls g j0sj LJ, s,ockcrs firmr
and brisk Il. :! S0,l3 30, ytaTiings -
20n3 10.
sheep-R.ccirts IO) head. market
firm; common % mediate - 9Fo'i 10;
good 10 choice, in fsir demand al
- 1jlay5 %; extra 81 IG'aj 90.
Eat I.iberiy'
East LIBERTY, December oS.-Cattle--
Receipts c9l heal, run very Ii ;ht; mar.
k,t active at Yesterdays prices.
IIogs-Rsc.ipts 1000 head; PhI!ade
phlas - 500 C5; Workers - g "a 40.
Sheep l. ccip'e 100 head; scl'Irg
active a; yeri' cr!'y's prices.
Philadelphia Cst:'s.
PHLAprrrHIs, December 27.--Cai,le
Market far; sa'"- 80 head, prime
Sc 25GG 50; ,opl = .aG j.! medium
81 75@5 81; common si j)t6i 37!.
Sheep-Msrkc, far; salrs 500 hc'd;
prime 81 2j,db 30: gcoi - 81 !ttn -!
medium s. l2aj ~; common :, Jp.a'
) %
Hogs-Narlc, iIi,; safes 0C0 head
prime 81 75a7 CO; good S'i ~, Ii'J'rm
Sc 25; common 81 %.
Cincinnati
CIxCIsSsrI. December - Hogs
Common s5 s0fs q; light ~ iOla4 %:
packing - GJgf %; butchers = sbc
5O) Receipts 4 80 head; sb,pTena
100 head
Cincinnati Horse nod Mule Market
CfxCIxs.II, December 21-Dur!rg the
past week H.. ma's-t Las been very ~
active. Tie ,au@- 81 this IL The 'epre's
ing Influence oi the holIda,s. St,li ih"re
il. a, fair pricos. more demand ihsn
anpply. Another week or ten dayt
will probably inaugIrs," one ol the
busiest season hi- u ar.'i has ever
witnessed BUy'Ii ana STOCK ~" both
| expected 4" app'ar upon irr market IN
profusiJu. We qrO'" range I" pti"ss a-
| tollpTs: Dnyirg hOr-'-. 5000 lbj;
drau,h, horses s'Go"l7j: street ar
| hor-.r, ssJl.. 10; -buth.rn chunks, 80
G,eE southern .lugs, $3jHDG; mules.
IL. 10 IL hand. siltslG mUirs, -
10 Isl hands. $50 ,l;n; mu'ss, u 20 j.
hard- sooNIil5; hn'.s, l'to ly hands,
500 lpI
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Democratic ReoIganiz ition.

New YoaS, D,c,mber 2S.-The raor-
ganizltion and union MASS meeting a.
Uoo,er Institute, under the auspices ot
the Brunswick Hotel Committee and
the Young Mems Democratic Club, was
we'll attended tonight by those inter
ested in the reorganization OF the Demo-
cratic party in the State. franklin FL
son was made President. Among the
Vie Presidents were George w. Lane,
Samuel ID. Babcock, David NJ. Stone,
Charles A. Dana, Henry i. HCglet.
Allan Campbell, William A. Beach
William II. Appleton. Pierre Lorillard,
Abram :. Hewitt, l.. J. Stark. james W.
Girard, Daniel +. Herman. Oswald OF.
tendorier, William II. Hurlbert, Charles
:. Fairchild, SIMON Stern, William &.
whitney, Erastus Bro,k-, Robert b.
Roosevelt and :. l.. NJ. Barlow, and
most OF them occupied seats on the plat
form.
Resolutions were adopted declar-
ing the late defeat Ot the Democratic
party could have been averted aud vic
torv secured but for the unfortunate
iissensions in its ranks in ths city and
county Of New York; that the voice OF
the people had not been felt in the SO
lection Of candidates, and could not un
der the existing organizations find CX-
preston advocating full and fire, eleC-
tiuns, an homes, count, and all measures
which opposed the right OF Fedora. oil
cials To make arbitrary arrests on the
eve of an election. the use of troops at
the polls, and any interference which
impaired the right Of suffrage; declaring
the Democratic party opposed to un-
necessary centraiyttion OF power, that
the aray OF otiice.holdtrs and the cs
tablished practice OF compelling them 10
contribute money towards cIrTvlnI
election fraught with the greatest dau-
ger To the State; that the tariff issue
should be more sharply defined, and
that the Democratic patty shnU!d cease
to compete for the support oi the votes
of those who do not believe in freeing
our commercial legislation from lis con
Trajectory AMI obstructive features; that
To restore our maritime power Amerl'
can citizens should he permitted To buy
or build ships for the foreign trade IN
anv part of the world, and obtain for
them American registers; that Congress
has no power in time OF peace TO attach
a LEGAL tender qnalitv - any other cur.
rency than gold or silver, and that the
triumph Of these principles was certain
when they were not subor'iina,ed to
local interests, private ends or personal
ambition.
The resolutions ended by providing
for the appointment of committee oi
fiity TO reorganizc the party on 8 popu-
lar basis after a consultation with the
Democratic State Central Committee.
Abram $. Hewitt; then reviewed the
recent campaign and spoke OF the causes
Of the recent Den O ratio defeat.
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CABINET MEETING.
The Whitaker Case DJseussed-No Con-
ciusion Arrived az.

W,sgISGroS, December 2S-With
the exception of Attorney General
Deyens all members OF the cabinet were
present at to days session. The Whlt'
isker case Was the princIrai topic under
consideration. No detinits cOnciusios
MAS reached, however, and the matter
xss not disposed oi The impression oil
the Cabinet officers on this subject Is
that intimst;on to the effect that Whit
taker will be given another chance at
West Point will prove erroneous. II is
thought the case will be tinally y disposed
of in the course OF few days. The
argument in writing recsntly submitted
10 the President and Secretary. ot War
by Prof Greener, contains two aIterna'
lives, viz: First, That he be granted a
trial py court martial; second, that he
b. reinstst-d at the Academy.
The argument in support OF the hrs'
proposition main aims that the hndlngs
by the Court 81 Inquiry were but par
nal, and that the CADET VAS placed al
great disalyan;sg. in that trial by being
romp.led to prove himself innocent.
R-ssrdiny his reinstatement, the fro-
lessor argues that owing to his absence
from his classes while attending the
Court OF Inquiry he necessarily ieil be-
hind in his studies, and further that his
marks i'm discipline and military tactics,
A shown by the Academy records, are
not 90 lew as 10 justify his expulsion.
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PnHNsYLvANIA's SENATOR.
Bribery Expected-Detectives on tho
Lookout

Lookout.
HARRIsBuRa, December 2S-A yery
lively time is promised ahead, in certain
contingencies, over the Senatorial bust.
ness. 1t sppears the Grow men, to-.
gether with the friends OF some other
candidates, have got information that
very extraordinary efforts are being
made by the Camerons' side to capture
members-elect who we're instructed by
the people and By Republican county
committees to vote against
the machine and Pardon Board can.
didates for the Senate. In most cases
either the Instructions we're 90 explicit,
or the feeling OF the people was 30 well
known, that Grow had given himself no
uneasiness, protesting it to be impossi-
bic that the members could 20 square
back on their pledges, and that as for
bribery no one would dare attempt it
after the Lesson OF last yesr, resulting in
the conviction OF Kemble and his asso.
ciates.
Recent events appear to have altered
this feeling. at least among some OF the
anti-Camerop men. Mr.. Wolfe and
others have stated that the election OF
Senator as we'll as the caucusing will
not be left open this time to bargain
and sale. Already detectives are en-
ployed who will be on hand at the no.
tells, at the public places, and in places
where they are little thought OF, to pro.
cure evidence of any new offense against
the law. Special transactions outside of
Harrisburg are under surveillance, and
it seems from what can be gathered that
every precaution will be taken to pre-
vent the employment OF corrupt infiu.
ence.
Under the law upon which Kemble
and his companions were convicted it
is criminal to offer anything OF value or
hold ont corrupt inducements for eau.
Gus nominations as well as for actual
election. The law rs laid down by Judge
Pearson is so clear, stringent and COM
prehensive that it is generally conceded
there is no possibility OF escape where
reasonable evidence OF the offence is
procured.
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HEIGaBORING TOWNS.
Criminals Apprehends d-shooting soraps
observation-disclosures Notes

-Accidents-Steubsn Notes
SrEuBENvILLR, December 2S.-Quite
q sensation was created Sunday night oy
Jane Mcdonald and John, her husband,
coming together at the corner OF Fifth
and Market. Mrs. Mcdonald fired a
couple of shots at john, but they missed.
Emanuel Smith, an empioye at Pearca
Bros furniture factory, had a thumb
and all the fingers of one hand cut oil
yesterday in a planning machine.
Campbell Jackson. of Bargettstown,
jumped off train No. 30 cemlny west
near Hsnlan's station last evening, sus-
tanning injuries from which he cannot
recover.
Marshal Cahill and Constable Contri,
Yesterday afternoon went TO New Alex
andria where they arrested Jas b..
Henry, the person who started the row
which ended in the fatal shooting oil
George Buckingham ON Christmas eve.
He was arrested on charge OF assault
with intent to kill. Dr. Schooley will
probably be arrested to-day on a charge
OF murder. as it Is not thought Bucking'
ham will live over night. A prelmn-
ary hearing will be held tomorrow,
when full fedged scandal will likely
be developed.
Mrs. Robert Shearer, OF New Alexan-
dria, had severe stroke OF paralysis,
and is lying in critical condition.
Drunken Row-BrutalIy Beaten.
NEWARK, December 2S.-Reposts were
received here yesterday of 4 drunken
row which occurred in saloon kept by
Phil Smith. at Kirkersville, this county.
Two young men named Richard Golf.
man and Jesse Elliott, who live north
of Newark, had gone to that locality to a
dance, and after the dance were in
Smiths saloon. when, it is said, Smith
was attacked by local roughs. and Elliott
and Goldman, in their own efforts to de-
fend the proprietor, were brutai'y
beaten ard severely cut about the head
and face. 1t is stated that their IN.
iuries are serious.
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TIE STATE TRIALS.
Formal Opening-Court Room Dersely
Crowded Eighteen Jurors Re
to

Formal Opening-Court Room Deusely
spond to tho Roll
DUBLIN, December oS.--The State
trials were formally opened to-day in
the Court OF the Queens Bench, before
Lord Chief Justice May and Justices
Fr,serald and Barry. The court room
was densely crowded with spectators.
Chief Justice May read an address sta.
ting that after the misconception which
had arisen al TO what he bad said on
former occasions. he should not take
part in the present trials.
Tho great crowd cf people around
the approaches TO othe Four Courts loudly
cheered the etraversersupon their arrival.
The Judges took their seats shortly after
10 o'clock. the body of court is occu.
pied by counsel and other members of
tie bar. The principal gallery is filled
with Iiish members OF Parliament, q
few ladies' ani a sprinkling OF the gem
erai public Cnirf justice May read,
with considerable conpnsure, the d0cu-
,nent, declaring he should not take part
in tn. present trial. 1t contained VIM
dicatiun OF his former speech. The an.
nounccmeE' that he would not preside
a; thr trial caused TO manifestation. al
ter Chief Justice Nay had finished read.
ing, Justice Fitzgerald took the chisf
seat and trials were proceeded with he.
fore him and Justice Barry. Oaiy
eighteen out oi the tycn'yiour jurors
called answered their names.
The Attorney General applied for a
postponement 81 the trials until to.mor.
row, because Of the short attendance OF
Jurors. Mr. MscDonough OF the cour-
sci for the traverScrs, argued 1t was
usual to sclec. a jury OF twelve from
those who answered their names. Jus.
tice Fitzgerald, a:reed that the latter
Was the regular course. Three jurors
we're then excused on account ot age
and iniirmity, and MacDonough chal.
lenged another. The Jury WAS impanel-
led after much difficulty, the process
occupying two hours All the trayer-
sers answered to their names.
A legal argument oil more than an
hour ensued on McDonough's challenge.
The court decided that travers.rs had
right To challenge, in the usual way, a
certain number OF jurors, bot the coun.
sci for the traversers did not take I'd.
vantage 0f this decision 10 obstruct the
course OF the trial. TIE Jury consisted
of eight Catholics, three fro,estants and
one Quaker. When the jury had been
constituted, the Attorney General
opened the case for the Crown in a firm
but moderate tone. lie said the object
OF the conspiracy in which the 'rdver.
sers were engaged was to cause the social
accommodation Of number OF per-
sons, and To make their lives not worth
having. He pointed ont the absurdlty
OF the idea of parcelling out Ireland,
among population OF five milli"ns,
which would only add to the misery of
the unfortunate county. lie severely
condemned the policy Of the land league,
which he said advocated freedom. Yet
he brought all its power to bear in
coercion ot the private individuals.
TIE Government he said, was bound to
institute proceedings to put down the
wicked agitation. A great crowd cheer.
ed the traversers on adjournment OF
the court.
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THE HORRIBLE DEATH
ofa Mother ana Newborn Child.

BsLLEvILiE, Iii, December 2S.-rhe
little settlement cal,ei Twist Hill, some
eight or ten miles f;om here, was much
excited on Saturday morning last by the
discovery Of the dead bOiy of Mrs. Sc,-
ter, a widow, Is ing in bcu between her
two children, little girls six and four
wears old. aud the dead body OF an in
isnt in a baskv. in 4 shed in the rear ol
the house. 1t appears that Mr.. Sult-r
vas confined some time during Friday
night, tina, she placed the body in an
clubhouse, where it was frozen tn death,
and that she returned To her bed anG
died from hemorrhages.
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Ship Wrecked.

New YORK. December sS.-The ship
Minynam Dormis, with cotton from
Savannah for Liverpool. put into Ber.
muda. a leaking, on the 10Th ins, and
wss anchored in Murray's anchorage,
Du, ins heavy gale on the llth she
dras ,ed ashore and biiged. the cargo
hein. discharged. 1t Is believed the
ship ,'ill be a total wreck.
The steamer Lascelles from Liverpool
for Bal,imore was owed into Bermuda
on the 23rl inst, with her propeller
cone
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Heads In.

CHICAGO. December 2S-The ther.
r,oneter this morning registered a. low
as Is degrees below Zero in the city, but.
the governments observation Was only
Q Dc grses below. The weather has mod.
Grated only a t-ifie from the extreme
cold, ami al o'clock this afternoon the
mercury was still below. II is likely
tonight will be the coldest Of the season.
At Milwaukee this morning the ther-
mometer WAS 10 below, and at Mime
annIis os below.
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Another Commission Honse Gees Under.

NuwrK.E. December -. - The
grain commission house Of ". 7. Me
Ltr~n a''rl to-day. owing tothe failure
Of n" ChiragD branch Saturday, which
u2Hub;rily sold short and was caught
% ari.-ln t1r wheat market. Mr.Mc
Ltrru, thr head of the house. il unable
u estimate the liabilities, bat from the
6es, sources il Is learned ,h.t II Is very
'Arle, IrIh.b!y about Sljo0oO 49,,
CHlCNSo. December - Regarding
te A.urr oi the Milwaukee tirm of w.
/, NcLUen 4 Co. the manager oil the
Carago branch, John A. Rec, states
WA' Tue firm is closing ~ in this city.
AMI that was all there is ir the story OF
the failure ot this branch. Tne step
Iai been contsnp'a'ed tor sometime.
L appears from the published figures
t'a' the 'o'al storage capacity IN the
C.'y IL - 1O2 90 bushels, VI which 49,
to,JN is IN the elevator,
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yIorAUx.sLossoN CONTEST.
Great Dissatisfaction Is Man tested Over
the Ruling Of the Referee.

PARIS, December - The decision Of
the referee in the Nignaux-Siosson bill.
lard rn,tch is being severely criticised.
even by Fre.ch billiard experts. II is
understood that N. Picot, Who acted az
referee in the previsus international
match. unreservehly condemns It. The
mistake made by Slosson Was in not in.
stanty laying down his cue and refus'
ing 10 plav out the match. "A he WAS
long vay ahead Oi the score Of his an
tsponist his action could not have been
misin,erpreted. VI. Io!a, in to-day s
Figaro. empties the vis.s Of his wrath
upon NM. Grevy and Ganbetta for TAX
ing 30 much interest in the Vignsux.
Slosson match aud 70 little interest in
literature. The fact is," observes VI.
Zo!a, they snap their fingers at litsrA'
lure AID adore billiards.
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rkEscoTr's ARRIVAL.
Hs Maintains silence Concerning the
Chinese Treaty.

SAN FH.Scisco. December 21.-W. II.
Trsscott, one Of the Commissioners To
negotiate the treaty with China, arrived
by the steamer City OF Pekin. last
evening. He has been besieged ey in
reviewers since his landing, but remains
strictly reticent regarding the proceed
inys OF the Commission and the terms
OF the treaty. The only Information he
vouchsaf-s is to the effect that the Com
mission on irs arrival at Peking took up
quarters at the American legation, and
the negotiations, which occupied one
month and one day, we're carried on at
the Chinese foreign office, that Commis-
sioner = 4 III is at shanghai and will re.
turn by the next steamer, and that he,
Trescott, will go East on Wednesday.
As TO the terms OF the treaty and the
spirit in which the propositions OF inter-
course with the Chinese authorities
were received. Mr.. Trescott maintains
the most rigid silence. He says he has
not seen the reports here ofore publish
ed regarding the work Of the Commis-
sion, and declines to either affirm or
deny them.
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Tditor Jailed for Libel.

Troy, y. Y, December 2s.-H d.
Cunningham, editor OF the Troy Tsis.
gram, was arrested this afternoon and
lodged in cell at the second precinct
station on a warrant charging HIM with
c,iuinaly libeliipg the Mayor, Edward
Murphy, Jr. The libel named consists
Of statement by that paper to-day that
the Mayor attended . dog fight yester.
day and that he was said to own one oi
the contestants.
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Seven Upfor,unates in One Grave.

FrFFALo, December 2S,-rhe funeral
services over seven bodies OF victims at
the late Berge factory fire were held to-
day at st. Joseph's Catholic Cathedral.
Twenty-eight boysfIom the factory acted
as pail bearers. The birial was at Lime.
stone Hill and the bodies inferred in one
common grave. A lot for the purpose
having been donated.
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oRY GOODS.
Hev 0t.

yvw Yoxx. December 2s.-The g.r-
ersl ,iarket remaiIs quiet and stsa1y;
otncr good. dull and Grp. sbIriing
nr;n,s in fair demand, tor inture del.y-
e,y. and agents are booking liberal Or
ders Tor dress gin2hams, printed piques
and low grade lawns. Mems wear wool.
ems still quiet, bot prices well msin.
,ained. Gsuxe underwear in fair re.
Quest.
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Purchase o. Kentucky Central Railroad

NNCINN,rI. December ~ -Segotla-
IONS are pending. and will probably he
completed soon, for the purchase. by a
F"ty 81; Cincinnati capitalists, amo;g
Esaom are Clas W. Wet and NJ. r.
IHstIs. OF the Kentucky Central rail-
''Ai. The plan is to buill a road to
v,onnect this oue With Knoxville AMI
'a- Ono, and with combinations with
sAsl'i : rrNls 20 make through line
NON tu Northwest 10 the seabOard. IL
~, - independent Of the Louisville
All Nashville.
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The Eastern Storm

BY SIDE, y. Y, December .s.-The
recent storm was the severest tia: has
visited this section OF country for fifty
years.
LoxG BRANCH, y J, December 2s.-
The railroad travel has resumed on dIf-
ierent roads, but the inland towns no.
visited by rallr oads are in a stage OF
siege. as only a fe~ Of the turnpikes
have been broken. 1t is estimated tia.
the damage to property along the shore
is from slo5, 900 to il50,0O0. The sea is
still very hign.
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BRUTAL BUTCHERY.
One Man by Use of Revolver and Knif,
Kills Three Comrades.


FoRr MONROE, December 2S.-A dis
turbance occurred on Friday at smith
willie, ID miles west OF here, between a
white man aamed Dunn and party OF
colored men, who had met TO organize
a military company. One OF the men
caught Dunn by the whiskers aud
slapped his face, whereupon he drew
pistol and killed the negro. Dunn then
ran into his store and loaded his pistol,
" hen the crowd, headed by Dan Cook,
with drawn sword, attacked him. He
shot Cook dead, after which he drew a
butcher knife and cut his way out. One
man named Ell. Drew was badly cut IN
the abdomen and will probably die,
while others are more or less injured.
Dunn gave himself up aud is now in
Jail. Intense excitement prevails among
the colored people of the peninsula.
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TK> Hundred srt F.flieth Anniyer-
Sary.

Ea,-5v. necember 2S.-The city Of
Caub-rJge i tn day celebrating the two
hlUilr,l aud tii,irrh anniversary Of its
settlement. Early in the morning the
br.s sere raGg aud salrt-s fired. At
lUoc.orS the city government with in
y.'ri guests occupied the stage OF sam
d-rs 'rra'rp, which sas filed With the
sap.aJ- %, the grammar schools, were
as, ou ,rr platform ant assisted IN the
music The prominent T. ,turrs OF the
rJ-rris's Mere the remarks by Mayor
hal arl an address by President Eliot,
o'll,ryarl. Prof LOrglel u~ addressed
the children bri H. ard a. the COnClu
son oi the singing, Dr Holmes Rad
po-a Gue poem OF Prof. LongielloS,
written on the reception Of AN arm chair
tom tar rullircn, vas read In the
s''--u"Nr Cl IliggInson delivered
historical address.
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Tic Dizzy Dance.

DENVER. December - - A Hp"p,'
cans SPECIAL ssys: On Saturday night,
during drungen row. in a dance hal
at Rob:nson's Camp. A man named
Meally Was shot through the breast.
Policeman VIM. E!bany, attempting IA
arrest the di.lurh,rs. WAS shot IN the
foot several others had bullc, holes III
THAR ,ln,hinv
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Statue Of Gen Philip Kearney Unveiled
-Imposing Ceremonies

NEWARK, \. j., December 2S.-A
bronze statue OF Gen. Philip kearncy
was unveiled in Military Park, to-day,
with imposing ceremonies, which were
participated IN hy Gen. L. :. Grant,
tien. W. T. sherman. Gen. Wagner,
Gen. Jos. X. Hawley, Gov. McClel!and
and numerous State dignitsrics.
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The Lynchsrs to be Arrested. -

ALLENTOWN. PA, December Is. bis.
trict Attorney Ansteli, has Issued war
rants for the arrest OF all who partic:pa'
ted actively in the lynchins %, Jos.
Snyder. He says he will do his duty
fully in the matter, but fears 10 jury
can be- found willing In convict.
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Murdered byaNe e9ro.

a.! ,o!AhnSIovS, ny. December San
~ - negro named Robert Nicholson, In
NJ pray rsge, yesterday shot anu
Ga 1 iEomss APPRECIATE, q lad u years
house. su n'u' "n"e '
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Ohio Rfata Bar AkkocIn;ion.

CoLuMnvS, December 2S.--Thc Ohio
State Bar Association assemble! III the
hall of the House of Representatives
this morning. about three hundred law
yers beirg present. The inornlrS z was
given q preliminary work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-29
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