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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
EDISON'S LAMPS.
They Burn without Consuming
Some New and Interesting
Facts-Photographing by the
Electric Light.

NEW lORK, January Some inter,
esting experiments were mate IA Munlu
Park yesterday, which have determined
Mr.. Edison 10 reduce the size OF thc
carbon horse shoes in the globes. Two
lights that have been burning constant
~ for nearly two hundred and fifty
hours, were taken down IN order tu
ascertain whether they had deprecated
by combustion since first lighted.
by means Of the galvanOmeter an
accurate test was made, and the
result was compared with the
original tests. No reduction had been
made that is 10 say, the amount Oi
oxygen that had gained admittancc had
been 81 infnitesmal that the combus.
ton Of the carbon could not br measured
by the finest and incest test. IL Was
found, too, that by reducing the size oi
the carbon horseshoes one third, eleven
lights could be generated per horse
power instead Oi eight. BY increasing
the resistance Of the lamps from one
hundred To two hundred ohms, Mr.. Edl-
son finds that he can still further in
crease the number Of lights per horse
power. This, however, is found To in
crease the cost, aud will not be at
tempted,
Probably the first exhibition IN thls
country Of photographing at night by
electric light was seen here tonight.
The exhibitor was Mr.. Dana, the photo.
grapher. The light was produced by a
Fuller machine oi three-and-a- hall horse
power The lamp was set in a bright
metal funnel, like that which incloses
the headlight OF a locomotive, opening
widely outward. A food Of light was
cast upon the person sitting 10 he photo
graphed. 4 sheet Of ground glass, held
close to the funnel, tempered and dii
fused the light gentleman was pho
tographrd in thirty-three seconds, and
the negative was as distinct a. though
it had been taken in sunlight. Com.
pleted photographs could be prepared
irOm u, Mr.. Dana said.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
A SCRAP HISTORY.
How Near Howell Cobb Came to
Beating Jeff Davis for Presi-

AuGusTA, Ga, January 9-Graye
controversy is nov going on in the
southern press aS to whether there was
opposition in the Confederate Congress
10 Mr.. Davis election ss President OF
the Confederacy. Gen. TOOmbs stated
IN an Interview some time ago that DAVIS
narrowly missed being beaten for the
place 10y either Cobb or himself. init
mating that each could have had it for
the asking. This rouSed Major W. +.
WAlthAll, private secretary OF Mr.. Davis,
who publishes letter IRON quite a
number oi leading Congressman,
who participated in the pro-
ceedings al Montgomery in
February ls6l. So lar Walthan appears
TO have the weight OF testimony in iayor
OF bis statements that Dir. DAVIS had no
opposition ior the place, bat discussion
will be apt TO develop other facts before
Il is ended going 10 show that South
Carolina really had the sclection oi the
Confederate President in her own hands,
and that on consultation the delegation
Was found to b. divided bctxeen Cobb
and DAVIS, and that AR. Memminzvr
gave the casting vote for Davis Mr..
Boyce, now residing in Washington
city, Was 4 member Of the Confederate
Congre-s irOn south Car0lina and prob
ably remembers this Circumstance. 1t
Was stated al the lime thai had so1th
CArolinA led od for Cobb, kar other
States would have toliowed her, and
Cobb would have been chosen President
Of the C0niederacy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
HOUSE

Among the bills introduced and re-
frrred Was one 10y Mr.. Ryan, VI Kansas.
admitting irae ol duty clOthing and other
articles destined for the relic oi the col
ored emigrantS
Committees lot reports OF private ma
ture we're then called
Mr. Hayes, Of Illinois, introduced q
bill granting a pension 10 each survivor
OF the Mexican war that VAS not en-
gagged ia the late rebellion OF who did
not abet the same Referred.
At the expiration Of the morning.
hour the House Nent into Committee Of
the Whole. Mr.. Cox. in the Chair. on
the private calendar. Ia advocating one
OF The bills on the calendar Tor the r,lief
OF Calvin BToRson. OF Ohio, Mr. Tucker
referred 10 Mr Garfield as his dis6n-
guished friend who had reviewed not No
much as what he wished as what he
meriied. which remark MAS rpCeiyed
With applause on the Republican side.
The committee rose and reported the
toll0v ing bills 10 the Houss: For the
relief 1T samuel i.Orl, Jr., for the reliet
OF Thos laugten, Of Michigan, Tor the
relief OF Calvin Bronson, ui Ohio. The
bills werr then passed
Adjourned till Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
THE BULL FIGHT.
In Honor Of the Marriage of
King Alfonso Of Spain.

Elwarl Kings Mairid letter
A daring fellow, in green tights, shite
silk stockings, and jacket blazing with
gold and Jewels, ran up in front OF the
bull. holding in each hand tiexibla dart
enyelOped in straw at one end t(ulck
A. lightning the bull sprsng at him, but
the man went to one side and the two
darts were sticking in the anlmal.S : neck.
II was As quick as thought. The ban
lerillos made the bull crazy With rage
he shook himself. hut they entered mon
deeply into the skin, he ioamed al the
mouth; be was terrible. lie ran at a
Knot of his enemies and frightened them
- that they ti,d in confusion. leaplng
the barrier NON sll the devil IN the
bull Was aroused His notions Nere
twice as Juich - hetore.. Thousands Ut
voices we're screaming adyicc irOm the
benches Rafael mind your stops
Well Well Muy bein Iagsitiio de-
moniol Anda, an,ia. NoS run fJr II,
hombre What AN ass, burn, burrito
Then a great silence fell. The mata,lOr
made A false step, saved himself, and
lpoked up, pale and quivering. to hear a
tempest oi malelictions. The bail Nas
altar him again, aal followed him.
Lightly As thistle down tlcw tO the res.
cue A dozen capcadors Who haiicre'i
tbeiF elosks in the bulls vision until he
xas directed from his victim. Then
they gradually bro1ght him 10 stand
slill and the mata,ior came bsinre hun
again. Nov began a terrible dCel be-
tseen man and beast. The cloth was al
The balls reach, aud he SEEMED to an
nihilaie the mataior. Bat no, the man
xas out Of reaCh h, ami his cleaning blaic
MA. playing in the air. The bull saw a.
hnt the cloak MAS before him -S-s-s-t
nnwp came the sword between the ani.
ra.rs fore shoulders; but the bull with
: nohle and impetioas motion, thruagh
I, ont of the wound frOm which the
As,,l aowed in large sireamS The nla.
s.l,r Arex another sword AMI the duel
-, s,rsin. Each time he stabbed the
- III slightly the crowd carss,l him
- he rSloubled his energics and
..,,.l 40 lose his pridencs. By-and-
~ u,..le A diving leap; every one
" 49, nm thinking 10 see him lying
s.l a. jesth. Bnt, on the contrary,
s,,ol s,ue ysrIis away, pointing to
-. h,u In whose shoulder M sSord
tne OS. O.a,si 40 the hilt. The Alns Vas
rsjiy applaadins With Ms sn.'s,
lsnJ hsnSs And the sp~ast1S =,
"a. Redlam. The bull sTts ne
| n dreaiiil sword snapped az, ~ - ,s,ls
rsSed and ran, irothins, HpOu 10, ~.
cicsS .hssrsrs. They deoampes, ~ ,II
tnTnsj a. they sax the poor ann a ~ =,
svsv a short a,stsnce and i'a ies ~ ~
| his Sonsae QUA. Thsy hes 70 nsn ~.
heean 70 tempt him to reneS 'nn y,
tssl This Vas ost piteous oi al -
looked mp at them With sisIlss -
outoi al bsutish malice bad depsftess
- the sreAi mystery Of death oyertOo.
him- IL was horrible, I looked aP q
me young Queen, she had turned Ee
: lcSes a~av. SIS afs q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
Adios' Legal Thesis Not Sup
ported by the Bench and Bar.

ported DIV the be0cu anu bAF.
Corre.Dondeuoe Of the Register.
Tu.ics within INV knoxletlue has the
Is, ..,,t;,,M.I, =, ~,
queSuon VI '''e 'o"S'''"''oS '" WV
Act OF 1910, on the sublect OF the re-
noyal of causes, been decided In tht
sa,o,a radical C;,or;t o,cs bv9 J,,as,
O'uf N~s
lewis anu once ny Judge rlehihg
Both Judges, after exhaustive argument
and careiul consideration, sustained the
81, r.. 49, - ,bo S,,,, bos h..r
"' '''' J"'s0 - '''
called upon lo eertiIy ease uhuef 'h'
act, and no one of them has ever yet re-
fused 10 obey the law becanse IL was I'm.
...,;,..;ai E,,o.,, l,,.vax n, Ion,
''"''~" -
standing al tue bar mas takeh advantage
OF the act and vet no one oi them has ever
questioned its constitutionality to the
extent oi being willing to risk deci-
sion by the Court Of Appeals. On the
contrary it is literal copy Of the law oi
Virginia prior TO the war. Under the
law, as II wa" then Without any Const''
tutlonal provision ipr that purpose
cases were certified from Justices to the
County Court and from that court to
the Circuit Court, and no one lOr a mo
nlent deemed u necessary 10 nave con,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
AN ANTI-LAB0R A RIOT.
BUZZAR0S IN The HAWKS NEST.
Mob Of -Four Hundred Striking Coal
Oiggen Compelling Others to
Quit SOrk Against
Their viii.

special Dispatch o. tbs Register
HNREs NEsr, FASE1TE Co, I
WA, January w. 1850. !
ihetri T. again Trouble in the tpPel
kanaaha Valley. some lour or tiys
weeks agn the coal-diggers working in
the mines At PainI Cresk, IN kanawha
county, struck for higher wages, and
made some other demands upon thePro'
PuesoTs, the precise nature OF which
do not remember About the same
time the digEers in the Coal Valley
works, Fayette county opposite Can
nelton-also struck. and the workmen
employed in the Firr Greek mines, M
on New river. werr also induced to
cease work. I understand that the pro-
prietors were disposed t. acce,le to the
advance in wag.s. bus Nere not willing
% acrcdr to all the other demands made,
80 the mcn remained hilr, dissatisfied,
aud became more OF lrs. turbulent.
In the meantime. the miners at this
place continued at steady work. resist
ing all efforts OF the strikers to induce
them to throw down the pick and the
shovel
Committees have been sent by the
strikers from time to Iime To induce
them to IOin their ranks, but all with
Out avail Yesterday afternoon a
sluad ui Que hundred aud tity men,
strikers, seizr,i passenger train on
the Chesapeake aad Ohio rail
ruad, at Cannelion station, and
compelled the conductor to give
ihsuI'a Tree ride to Hawks Nest, which
Is also a station on that road. ihls
morning another tram brought another
lnslallment down from tire Creek, anh
still others have poured in ON loot AMI
by other convyyanecs, until there are
now lniiy iour hundred ct the sirkers
here tor the aVo"ed purpose "' compel
hhs 'hS Hl'he'' a ""'N ''''' W "
'e~se 'heir ""tA' " 'A' '''' '>"'' VIII
be Is uncertain AT '''S ''""'' -,
Inc uoV'rh"' mas o'e' U'''H'a Pne"
Io As vel as Ihe l''ai au'l''''l's III "'e
county bnt hoth'hS Satisfactorily h'S Se'
been heard from elmer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
Attempted H,sh~.y Rossery

srErsxSvul &. January S-IAst night
about ten o'clock ]. J. Robinson and
Charles staples were walking along the
&. and z. railroad track, betSeen Mar,
ket and Washington sweets, when they
ns.ri lhs cry Of mnrlsr. IL came from
A. neSrh 10 fhcs,d 81 Mr.. Staples sA~-
miu' or the river hank. Hastily ~,
,,.,,iins there, they iOund q man naned
Geonre Bryan, whose home Is in Ca.ii..
lyinr N a ravine. He hal been Tern.
Nv 6s.,en. To their inquiries be ssid
that tvo men hal decoyed him there,
nrole-sins to be abe TO show him .
~, thsfaSs Tor sale. and that they
then knocked him down and atienpsed
10 s,eal his money, and would hays osef
sr,Sr rss.fuI only br the tnely trrsh ?
Nsss Robinsnn aud siapies ne uit
ma knes the nsen by name Dol 81
4 reCoxniEe them on aght
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
pRIBERY
a-ns R..ensat ln Fuu

Arsrsfl, JsnsAry A-Ibe statesRsni
IL by sEss IN the Hosse. to-dSy.
,-l.tivs 10 ibs ,sttempt 10 hEibs hin., q
rl,s pres 4 sp~rtg makes ea2rxss
a.-Ifn.s eaa reascting uPoa my b0ncr
and in.e<rity, q rei1isos 70 Ea.tiers orl,
So H0nseL I refx 30 the attempt =
t-ih,e me By a. ls-nl q Tie Eepuhi.e~r
party. ] y. E tssaI = s..;s ,he s,.s ss.ss
Irem ny homs = tnis city on s&lcrisy,
Jsnn.ry a o. shs hesdzy !. ial,ps.ns
ren.ou se<s 49, test go hs1 tsen
ofsr~t n.an.y 70 .fssct tsea.s.ive1
- 49, es0rnn wou1 ~
bs prrr-rs 90 - fsys wstns~zzy n
Jsnss<y. f@t4< % The sr-1ln< e len.
..sss. 80 ~ 4 10; - ss.s 49, sss : sss ::
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
Collision on the ID a O. n Il


The Chicago express. which leii Cam
den depot al 6.0 =. ~ Wednesday last,
eoIlilsA With freight train aboui II %
o'clock wednesday night, two miles and
a-hali vest u Msrtinsbung. w. Va. The
cars with which the express collided had
broken loose frVm the freight train and
running down n grnic had caused the
collision before a nagman could warn
the spirosrhiax engine. The ps.eeu-
ger tr.sn sas running thirty usfS<s m
noer ~ hrn ti,e cafp Nerr seen ah<sd bv
yer.-.t hsf ts.oelrtis. s.5 s~..'sS -.
S6s'ief isf SrilsaEs - EEs So i2S5SBv5 -
esc4ps-i MARY. No one else VS. hurt
The iniuFtd engineer arrived st Camden
SiAiion today, bot uAs able 10 walk 70
hi. home. No. iS Barre street. his
sh0uIier having been sst BY physscisn
Al MartinsbCFg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
RAILWAY COLLISION.
A B.a Wreck suf Nebs.dy Ser
tousiy Injured -
@-.r,x y.wuxYy ~ cUtu.lor


ocrurr,-d this afternoon on the BAiti-
more and PotouIac railroad a lafayette
station, within the city limits. The
Sev Yark limitei express col.ided with
A tnin which left the L nioa depot at )
o'ciock Tor Washington. Tie engines
u both trains were badly dEnA<sd and
the tender oi the eXpsess toroea back lnio
The postal car, bot neither the passengers
nor trsin men were injured beyond
lew bruises. The accidenl Oocnrred a
the point where the double tn.os
through the city nerges into sinEi.
-, and the so1fh-boand trAin shonl1
have waited on the douose traek unti
tie limited express gassed by soua'
u,ishap the train for wsshinaon IAN o.
- .lns,e ,r.ck about ons hundres
S.r,,s nj before il could back VA rnl
into by the limited eIPsesi. Ins .s ss
.;ossr "A DE sooth-bOund tuHn says u.
ar br.ke- xOaA 10; work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
DEATH-BED CONFESSION
Of the Volcano Incendiary.

James Fry, who Was tried and A.
qultisd 81 therhSae ui burning Volcano
some months AZ. died in this city on
the i9th uli.. ui mania pOtu lti ru.
m9rsi thai hc goulrs>,yl, beiore he died,
IA ths sritnc a Vhth he was acquitted.
and that Ice goi well paid ior It. But
the rumur lS handy entitled ~ credit,
tor The reason thai a man dying under
thoSe circumstances would not be com.
PeIent 10 make a rational coniession,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
sn.., a,r Tyler County.

oar iriend J. W. lazeaI has eesa q,
,h,'sd iookinr among fne sheep. lss' ls
Fsiday he brought 70 this psses VIZ %
him : back Cor which be pad hiiy aoa.
taking ia kns wooled sheep y scen
soins 10 ,lsxke car eeunty one u "
leaAing eo1nrlos ~ abe Ssate tn fhs
quantity and quality of wool prodaced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
LATER
The Military Awaiting Orders

CuARI EsrON, W. VA, Jan. VA
sperial DisyaICh b. thc Register
Capt. &. 4. SnydrTs company has
been ordered out, and mesS.1gts
we're sent o. the authorities al
Wheeling asking ior instructions,
Meanwhile the command Is held In
realiness Tor action at a moments mo-
tice II events should take such turn AS
10 make their ssTyices an imminent ne
ressity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
T.rnsss Dss1s of sa Insane iG.n.

GsLvErox, January IA Nos
special lrom Cambridge, ssys: ", A.
Say, Eho I. sapyosed % be inssne vent
into The ruzade1cs q J. y. LAdd, 10
miles east Ol here, shOs Isdd dead viih-
out the lezsi prOyocsiion, thence uepi
tn samuel TIbbs' bonse and sbot him
Eve tines Tubbs s not eIpe1ed 70
live seay tlen vcnt 10 Lozzns fsrm
and iniorned Logan wl,Gi he had done
and beiore be could be prefvnted placsi
the pistol 10 his own bead and blev oui
his hrainA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
MORE RowDYIsM. .
Probable Murder at Parkers-
burg.

special Dispatch 10 the Reglster, 4 tFEfsl
PARKERsIR.RG, January ..
A fight occurred 1t the Arlington
House, in this city, last night, between
two young men named respectively Lee
Evans and Willy Pastor. Evans shot
Pastor in the groin, creating pro osbly
fatal wound. Evans surrendered Mn'
self 10 the authorities. IWt.i/
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10

WuHIzuruz. n. C, JannEfy t--Ailtn
d.S 90 De nsris< q K@sbss H~rins-
Withsn twenty-five minutnt tFol The
one d. asap - tte boy 30 es{n
cnl aown. hnerd s<rvso<s ks.d snd ne
rpsnalns uers On Tie vay - ths fots<r's
ksti infesn><nt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
A 0.n Rsshss o.,

Cslrs.u.. O.. ysnesry s---sieorTe W
yiIs<zus. colcred, the Repuscat.ti.s y
ths Ges~rss Anrnssy frem hsn.a1ra
esunty, vss reta-cd hls dnnsf
Bsek n Compsny's restaar.ni se-ny
On .crouat of his cssor- Mr. Nai.an
h.. s1sisi th.t he ~iii orins san under
the civfl Ri<hts Bal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10

NM York. Jsnl2Fy eI-fsrntll -
iss1ei Al sdde.s 20 he psopie a Aa9
ioa asking i1r ooatyibufio1 70 aiisn1afs
the disfr1ss in ,rsisni, snd slssing uksx
al sab.r1p<iofA ooIsrrtri fos rs(bef paf-
Po~es .sy be tors.rtsk 10 90 sssG.sr-
ere. prsxei. MorExs a Ca. q thAs -,
sbo VII fr~zra th< r1aaey . ~
trsss.re9 q NE N.iisef LAs4 lAese
q IrslAsf. 49, s.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10

vsyne c0asy Adseo-
In the Last number of the whcsli.s
WKxkIT RootsrxR - cops<d an ercc,<
eondemninS public sxecnfien Of erinin-
ais. ercdiied 10 the uergHntesa Nm
n,.sinioa. vhk,h IRA sppsarci w ths
-td.esaa- Give 90 hafeou.i srntse'
men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10

m fvnsessoss. January An an.
sS..- .cores of this N.Iiey. ex,~rs
- ~ We empioy os the fIinroa fur-
s.s'.s fsny, Yesterday anilsl IN a d.
ra rss ,2I ~ .txsnos of3S ocnts a aay.
GEnfhS NeCnrfy a Co. owners q
r,snS m ~ o,n.se. W., ssauiesss.iin he de-
eaPlred to-day a noon. ana D.. ,,,... ,.Se
hr,sr hhl. osn>l by tAs Brier INV
iron Dompsny, ana the xot Iron C,.,,,..
Psny uvre compelled ~ darap~u Sc~n.
~ = believed that all ths Other furus.r>-
sih be eompss,ea 70 Do fAe sams- 40,
ta&s gcnerai strike wiA en>aol =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10

warr.nxax X T. Jsaa.s> a.
::.ss a: :s =. 81 ;ss Ssss'..s. SS.sss a ,a Sas
vprk ysss-~ass ssd ss.>espsc,f % soy
~ otheu. Ths shsriff and sixty sps-
3, 3 Y ,ss.ws,sssrs w p. nss;,sssx y,,. "
-. vke srs go q III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10

CoRS-The supply in market 10 COOL (;
sailing st +0ta+5c.
RYE-sales irm, but quite small |;
selling at 60c v bushel.
0Ar-The market was frm with q
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good t0 prime 35t13Sc.
BARLEY Scarce, with q moderate de.
mand, except for the best qualities at
55tgSl o.
HAI-Demand active; supply equal
10 il; old loose on wagons SIS 00ta20 10
per ton baled at so OOta2l %.
MILLrExD In small demand aud holds
steady; middlings SIS 10 per ton; ship
stud Sl2 0O per ton.
SKEns-Timothy steady at 81 Oh per
bushel for Western; clover seed 81 %
per bushel.
Packages Tor meats held ~ follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 800 lbs. !;
tierces, $50 lbs, barrels. 30 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge ior package.
We quote N follows:
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- p 49, :. - e s.Ss:,Ss = ~ -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-10
WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS,
Calhoun Goodness The Dear
Girls as Decr-Slayers-A Col
Ored Seizer An Early spring
Late Fall-COIlisiOn on the
a. n d. ROad.

4. ~ ~. hOau.
STATE SESNrnR ADAMS, oi Hinton, has
removed from this STATE, thus ereaiing
a vacancy in that Senatorial district TO
be filled at the aeNt general election
Mr.. Adams place will be difhcuit To MI
Is tireenbrier county, recently, Al
Wolf Creek school house, the children
Allied A black snake and moccasin, ami
uu the same day (ieOpge A. Aden had
L,, b,es to swarm IL j. rare occur
rrucr Tor bees to swarm and snakes 10
BE- abroad At this season ol the year. ..
CKs,H SEArIN, a "grmmen Of color,
tun,lariIsd the Hinton P'sl-0fhH' re,
emily. and got away With soaio siiiah
ash ne Mas arrested ant taken before
L : Commissioner ". X Thompson
Who heard the testimony IA The 'ASe'
aud Rnding the prisoner seifer IN mHre
than name. he gave him seat ~ tee
Charleston jail 10 await the acton O' ''''
Federal Court.
uN "Wednesday last, as Misses shah'v !,
tsrnch. Oi Mrrctr, and Nora huA'' =,
Red sulphur. and Mesdaimes Adait Ini :,
J u HAYNES and Jennie AMI iSruS' M
Haynes. wsrr in the yard at hr. Nm,
Haynes. they discovered two deer IN the
uyer near the residence and mime
diAtely pOsted otf IN pursuit. WIN Ihu
assistance oi John Haynes and ueO,ee
Harvey, they succeeded in eaPtntmS
one OF the deer. after an exciting ehoI''
tine oi the deer escaped The ladles
vii please accept our thanks ~,
spiendid piece Of steak.-A'a<rs'" ~
Erprts.
ON Friday last, between Hinton anu
New Richmond, two freight trains meN
and tried the experiment OF Pissihs
each other on a sinGle track. u - u
Necessary 30 Say that they iailvd TO uhAke
asneeess oi the undertaking, but sne'
ereied IN mashing up couple 9t en-
glneS, breaking a number ri dravheAhs'
and bruislug. severely, Capt farisl
and John Flanagan AS TO how tht
accideni happened, aud who Is resPon
Able l0g Il, SAYS the Agt,laiIiA HsraLd
~ one has an opinion. The crews ol
Trans Sere OIL and experiences
~ Esa men, and among the nlost care
s.. ~ sne'ent on the rad"
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of imPadenoe hon ts,ls 80 iollowin,
HSene indicted by the Srans mes
sPring. and who ssvs SisSnd jur,
anee at the October tsr,,' os thss
tt court, but Who abssos-a. 2. th'
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