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he WAS A NICE PASTOR.

Sudden Departure Of . Findley. o..
Preacher for the Home Of His Youth.
CINCINNArI, August ga Gdsette's
Findley, o., special says: The commu.
nifty is startled by the discovery that
Rev Chas. l.. Crowther, who has been
pastor OF the Evangelical church, had
suddenly left the place on Saturday
night with his family and goods for Eng
land, his former home. He had engaged
in the business OF selling flour and feed.
borrowing the money OF members Of
the church. His debts unprovided for
amount to 81 800, while the assets found
are appraised at Sis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
GER NJ A N Y,
Bismarck and tho Vatican The Old Ques
ton to 30 Reopened.

BERLIN, August pa telegram from
Kissenyen states that the Bavar'an
Ministers of Worship and Foreign Al.
fairs arrived there last week and instant
ly held conference with Bismarck
who intends towards the end OF the
pressn. week to 20 10 Gastein, where
he will again take up the thread oi the
negotiations with the Vatican. He may
possibly meet Cardinal Howard. who is
spoken OF AZ the successor
OF Monsigncur .Iacobini as
the Papal Nuncio at Vienna.
The object of such meeting would he tn
deliberate on the act recently passed
amending the Folk laws, which neither
answers the intentions OF the Prnssian
government nor the wishes Of the Cath.
olics, and to bring about the recall OF the
elected Bishops and fill tn. cures Of va.
cant parishes. Bismarck heartily de-
sires to put an end TO the cuturkanpf,
and there is no saying he may not con
sent 10 talk over the church matters
once more with some agent Of the Pope
at Gastein.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

Matters Of Interest from the Home OF
tho RevolutioDist.


tho RevolutioDist.
CRY or Mexico, August l4.-Gon.
zales has an absolute msjority. Con-
yress has nothing TO do but tn declare
the result. II is expected that Governor
Cadcna will pronounce agains. the re-.
suit on the ground OF fraud. lie is Gov.
ernor Of Rscsticas, and has a well-armrd
and organized body Of State troops. The
Government is watching him with con.
siderable anxiety at San Louis and other
convenient points, with General Con.
zales in command.
President Dlaz has given a dinner 10
Minister Morgan. All Foreign Minis
tiers and Consuls with their wives at.
tended. also the Cabinet Ministers. :
The three American companies which
are seeking railroad concessions are,
the Southern Pacific Company, with G.
z. Huntington at it's head, the Mexican
Construction Company, headed by Gen.
eral Palmer, and Jay Gould, Of the
Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Co!iision or q New Jersey Rail.
road-A Fast Newspaper Train
Wrecke ed.

LoyG BRaycH, August 3.-This
morning a train Of empty passenger
coaches, backing down at sWitI, struck
the ias, newspaper train. tearing away
the entire side Of car containing twelve
news men, and wrecking the two follow
ing cars. The news men we're fortun.
ately sitting on the shady side. The
following are those injured: Jeremiah
Callinan, II years old, Lead cut; Albert
Dunn, aged 81 years. internally injured,
and Dennis Cansn, 10 years OF ags, Ieg
fractured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

The Decomposed Body Of Young Lady
Pound in q Chicago House Of Question
able Reputation.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 23.-The body
OF Mary Ann Matilda Faulkner, young
and prepossessing lady, was found Satur-
day in the deserted rooms of Hattie
Mack, on West Madison street. The
body was well decomposed at the time.
Clues were followed, and DR.. Thomas
n. Cream and Hattie Mack were ar
rested on suspicion Of producing an
abortion and causing death. At the
coroner's inquest to-day revolving de.
tails were brought out, but each of the
accused attempted TO fasten the guilt on
the other. The jury held both without
bail on charge OF murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
LABOR IN VAIN.
Men and Money to be Sent to Virginia by
the Republicans

WASHINGTON, August 23.-There is
good reason TO believe that the Republi-
can managers are intending to put men
and money into Virginia for the pur-
pose of preventing any compromise on
the part OF the supporters OF Hancock
in that State. Ii has been question OF
serious consideration on the part OF the
Republicans as to whether it would not
be wise to use much Of the money set
aside for Indiana for this Virginia pro.
ject. The Republican leaders in that
State have sent emissaries to the Ma
tional Committee in New York to pre-.
sent the alleged advantage TO be gained
in this manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
FRA NICE.
Does Tot Agree with the Prime Minister

PARrs. Angus, 23.-The R<ptIl'9ac
Fr1ncai~ commenting on the announce
ment made by Premier dc Freycinet in
his speech at Montanhan, that the min
istry was preparing a new bill TO settle
the status OF all lay and religious cor.
porations. says the project is unwise.
A law embracing the lay corporations
and religious orders would be imprscti.
cable. There can bs but one regime for
religious associations: namely, arbitrary
authorization. They may bs tOler.
ated or suppressed. bu, they may not
be brought, back within the pale Oi the
ordinary law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
THE sTRANGE CONDUCT !
Which Caused the Sudden Death OF
Missouri Storekeeper.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, August 23.-Wm.
and Robert Van Hultz, brothers, while
in the store OF Henry Stock, at Pleasant
Hill, Saturday night, buying provisions,
were ordered out OF the store by Stock
and at the same time fired on by him
with pistol. The Van Hultz brothers
returned the fire, killing Stock and Sc.
verelv wounding another man named
Alexander. The Van Hultz brothers
surrendered to the officers and have the
sympathy OF the citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
GREECE.
Turkish Off GERS Ask for Commissions.

TurkiIh OMcers Ask Tor co ommissfons
LONDON, August 1.-The Sdndords
Athens correspondent says: Thirty
Turkish officers. who have deserted
their own h,x, held an audience with
the Greek War MinI-ter. when they
a.ke,i for commissions. They deserted
from tine Turkish service because they
wer. no, paid. II is alleged tha. whole
battalions are ready 20 desert il their
pay be guaranteed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
BURNED A BABY.
That IL the Charge Against . Couple OF
New York Women.

New YORK, August 23,-The police to-
night arrested Mrs. Josephine Scheideler,
who keeps a candy store at PA Christie
street, and Augusta Wohlrab. midwife,
1914 Ludlow street, charged with burning
the body OF a still-born child, whose
birth was not reported to the Health
Board. 1t is alleged that the child vas
born a week ago and that it was burned
Wednesday last.
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The Wool Sales.
TURKEY.
Further Detail Of the Murder Of the
American Missionary.

LONDON, August 23.-A correspon-
dent at Bucharest gives the following ad-
ditional details of the murder OF DR..
Parsons, the American Missionary:
One OF the assassins placed the muzzle
of his rife close to DR.. Parsons servant,
fred, and killed him instantly. Dr..
Parsons then started up, but before he
could say or do anything . bullet
pierced his heart The two Cir
cassians threw the bodies over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
WASHINGTON.
The Com mmiSsiOners Of the Freed
mems Bank Declare Another
10 Per Cent. Dividend.

WASHINGTON, August 23-The Com.
missioners OF the Freedmen's Savings
and Trust Company have declared a
dividend OF 10 per cent, and will begin
paying it on the lst OF September. The
amount required to pay this dividend is
s295, 1868. The 80 per cent. heretofore
gregate Sl,25S,936, which has been
divided among more than I'll 900 credi-
tors OF the thirty.three branches OF the
company. The Commissioners expect
to be able to pay another dividend OF 10
per cent when the company's banking
house and adjacent property in this city
is sold and other remaining assets are
disposed OF.
Saving of Time in Ordering Standard
Dollars.
WASHINGTON, August 23.-The new
regulation intended to facilitate the fill.
ing Of orders for silver dollars has been
approved by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. 1t provides that hereafter persons
desiring silver dollars can make de.
posit for them with the Assistant United
States Treasurers at Philadelphia, San
Francisco and New Orleans, and a GER
titicate for the amount called for by the
deposit will be sent direct to the Super
intendent of the Mint in the same city,
who will ship the coin to the party or
dering. The regulation will save from
seventeen to twenty days time to the
depositors for silver dollars at san Pran-
cisco, and about week to those at New
Orleans.
Interest oa the Four and Half Per Cent.
Bonds.
The quarterly interest on the 4l per
cent. bonds falls due at the Treasury on
the lst OF September next. The interest
will amount to- S2,S0O,000 The checks
ior the amount represented in that sum
by the registered bonds are being pre-.
pared by the Treasurer and will be sent
out in few days to be met by the Gov
ernment in September.
Newspaper Man Takssa Tumble.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 81. c.
Miller, one OF the proprietors OF the
Daily Critic, whilst adjusting the sash
OF third story window. this afternoon,
lost his balance and fell to the ground, a
distance OF forty.five feet. He was badly
injured and is not expected to recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
The Picture Takers in Council.

CHICAGO, August 24-The Photo
graphers' Association OF America met
and organized tonight at the Grand
Pacific Hotel, but adjourned for the
banquet. and will hold the first business
session Tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
WOULDN'T BE STONED.
A White Man Shoots Negro at Kansas
City.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, August 23.-James
Thorp. a workman in the Missouri Pa
citic railroad machine shop, had an alter
cation Yesterday with Alfred Perry,
negro, and after the latter had made, or
attempted to make, an assault on him
with rocks he shot him four times, kill
ing him almost instantly. Thorp was
arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
ARaEsT1sE CONFEDERATION
The Political Crisis at sn End.

Brgxos Ayes, August q The crisis
has terminated. The Provincial Cham.
l,ers have been closed by the military.
President Avellsmoia has Withdrawn
his resignation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
The Chief Signal oaicer's Condition.

BUFFALO, August 23.-General Albert
G. Meyer, Chief OF the Signal Service,
lies in very precarious condition at the
Palace Hotel. The announcement OF
his death may be expected at any
moment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
HORRIBLE
A Luuatic Confined in Room Eight
Eest Square for Twenty seven Years.

Feet square Ior i"en'Seese"
READING, Pa, August 23.-A great
sensation has been caused throughout
Berks county by the discovery OF Benz.
Zrchisr. a lunatic, who had been coniin-
ed in a house in Albany township by
his brother, Jacob Zechler, for twenty
seven years. He was chained to the
floor i'm the small house built specially
for him in a room about eight feet
square, with only one window for venti-
la.ion
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A DARK DEED.
cne Colored Man Kills Another and Nor
tally Wounds White Man.

tally Wounds 0 White mHn'
BrRLINGHAME, KS, August 23.-Thos
Smith and Wesley Thomas, negroes,
onarreled last night in front OF VIM;
Bakers saloon, and Smith sent a pistol
hall through Thomas lungs; second
shot was fired by Smith which passed.
through window OF the saloon and
struck Baker in the breast. Thomas
died in few minutes and Baker is NOR
tally wounded. 1t was caused by
Smiths being too intimate with Thomas
wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
Condition of wash. Mclean

LONG BRANCH, August 23.-Washing-
ton Mclean, of the Cincinnati Enquire,
continues in q critical condition, al
though be 10 somewhat better to-day.
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BOUND TO DIE.

The Desperate Attempt ofan Actress to
End Her Life.
New YORK, August 23.-l.oise Linden,
the actress of the Thalia Theatre, who,
Sunday last, attempted to commit sui
eide by taking morphine, and who was
discharged this afternoon from the Bell
vue, again took dose OF morphine this
evening. She was returned to the hes
pital and it is thought she will recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
NQLAND.
Adelaide Nelson's Will.

LONDON, August 23.-The greater part
OF Miss Nelson's property, estimated at
about 100000 sterling, is lett, by will,
to Rear Admiral Henry Carr Glyn, &.
b. Edward Compton received legacy
of $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
OFFICIAL CROOKEDNESs.
A Verdict of Guilty Against the Po,tmss.
ter Of Deadwood.

DEADwooD, August 23-The jury in
the case OF postmaster r. o. Adams,
charged with the embezzlement OF near
ly ST., 1000, has brought in verdict OF
guilty. Adams will probably give bail
and apI cal the case to the Territorial
Supreme Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2to 2i-2 per cent.-Gov.
srnmsnts fim-Flour Firm
Wheat Active and Higher
Hogs firmer.
flN AhCE.
New York.

paper 46Si per cent. Sterling ex.
change. bankers bills dull and heavy
at ASH; demand 4SS..
siLvER-At London 52l pence: bar
silver here ll4i; subsidiary silver coin
i@l per cent. discount.
GovERNNHSrs-Quiet and lirm.
s. Coupons
Sex tNes...,;.
New Fourand one
New .....lyS
RAILROAD BoHps-Modera,ely active.
STATE BoNDs-Dull and nominal.
SroCEs-The market opened stropg
and advanced to ) per cent, Chicago,
-. Louis and New Orleans, Chicsgo.
Burlington and Quincy. and Denver
and Rio Grande leading the upward
movement. Towards noon there were
number OF sales Ia realize profits.
under which prices reacted 10 , lcr
cent, the latter Delaware and Hud-
son. In late dealings, speculation took
an upward turn and the market closed
strong at q recovery of To per cent.
The earnings of the Denver and Rio
Grsnde road increased SSS,0OO the tirs,
week in August.
The Transactions oi the LAY sygre.
gated $4,000, ot which =, loo were Cen.
tral Arizona, 2S.c00 Delaware. I.acka.
wanna and Western. 500 Delaware
and Hudson. 1000 Denver AMI Rio
Grande. 1000 Erie. 800 Iron Noun
tain, 5000 Kansas and Texas. 1900
Lake Shore. 5000 Michigan Central. B.
400 Northwestern. \, +U Nashville and
Chattanooga. l2O0 New Jersey Cen.
tral. 2.tOO New York Central. 2,0oo
Northern Pacific. li.r01 Ohio and Mis-
sissippi. 100 Pacific Mail. 1900
Reading. 1000 - Paul. 300 Wabash
ami Pacific, 30 Western Union. AMI
5000 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
AFQH AN TAN.
The Forts in the Kurum Valley Us

The Forts In the Kurum Valley Usslss',
LONDON, August pa special from
Jellalabad says: The events OF the past
month show the uselessness Of the ku.
rum forts for influencing the military
or political situation at Cabul. The g..
900 troops there might rs we'll been at
Malta.
Natives Fighting Among Themselves.
News from Cabul is scanty, chiefly be-
cause the tribes have close in on our
rear, to fight over the stores left IN the
forts and posts. The liissarkas AMI
Khujiunais had severe fight at PEE
wan. MANY were killed on both sides.
Has Not Yet Arrived st Cabul.
At last accounts the Ameer was still
at Sherpur. Musk I.Alum Was daily
preaching on his behalf. On whole the
situation in Northern Afghanistan WAS
satisfactory.
Will Not Be Given Up for the Present.
Calcutta. August 23-The troops in
the kurum Valley will not be with
drawn for the present. The question OF
a permanent occupation ot that valley
is still undecided, but the balance oi
opinion seem against its retention.
Gen. Roberts Making Favorable Progress.
SINLA. August 23.-Lctters from the
Ameer. dated Cabul, August 18Th, state
that General Roberts is making favor.
able progress in his march 10 the relief
of Candahar. The Maliks in the Loyar
Valley rendered every assistance. Sir.
dar. Of Ghngni, who WAS hostile, has
fled from GhuEni. AtCabul all ia quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

Something for the Labor Party to Ponder
Overflow to Utilize More Than MIL
lion Ballots, wh,ch Stand FAIR Chance
of Being was:ed in November
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
AN ALTERCATlOE
At Buffalo, N. Y, Winds UP in the Usual
Way.

BUFFALO, August 2S.-A shooting
affair took place here tonight, resulting
in Frank Trainor shooting John Smith
wright, fireman of the propeller Conlsto,
in the left side Of the head near the
temple, causing, it is feared, a fatal
wound. The members Of the boats
crew were having an alteration, when
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
Will Mako the State Democratic.

an Increased vote Of o,VUU, the LaD0r
men polled 44,000, two-thirds Of that
vote
Will Make the State Democratic.
Colorado in 1878 only gave 200 major
ity, and with $500 Greenback votes
polled. l am equally confident Colora-
dos three votes will be cast for Han
cock, General Weaver, | see, claims
Texas. la 1873 Democratic Governor
was elected by majority OF $1,000 over
all the votes cast, Including s., 900 Labor
votes. | am satisfied that Col. Cham
bers. OF Texas, the Greenback candidate
for Vice President, cannot change this
majority. Taking the largest vote poll
ed by the Labor men in every State over
a period OF two years, find it aggregates
A Grand Total of loo6. 1872.
No party can afford to despise this vast
number representing as it does the
blood, bone, and muscle of the coun-
try. In order to convince you of the
correctness Of my figures l give the
Labor vote by States. You will see by
them that Florida, Louisiana, Nevada,
and South Carolina are not credited with
casting a single Labor vote. but three
out OF four OF those States giving DEM
Ocratic majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
OUR FOREIGN BUDGET.
CROP REPORTS FROM MANY PARTS
OF EUROPE.

Deserving the Crescent for the Cross =
The Murdered Missionay-ho AK
iety in Regard to lreiand-The
Church Question in Germany
Mexican Matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

pede. Hancock and Rosecrans and the
form in my judgment are doing this. In
1875 California went Democrtic by 30,-
500, in 1875 HAYES obtained a majority
ever Tilden of 200 only. In 1879, with
an increased vote of 5000, the Labor
men polled 44,000, two-thirds Of that
vote
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
Wheat is considerabIy ahecte

Wheat is considerably affected with
blizht and mildew. Few returns declare
the general state OF the crops to be as
bad as il was last year, but for the eoun-
try at large the prospects, though not
as bright as some sanguine writers have
reported ARE much better than they we're
this time last year. The quality OF wheat
and rye Is generally good. The French
harvest will be above the average. In
Belgium and Holland the harves, is well
niah finished, with excellent resul =.
The rye crop in SaIony, Pomeranlo,
Brandenburg and Holstein is about a
half an averge, but in Bavaria, Tran.
coma and Suabia the rye crop is mag
nificent. Wheat throughout 6ermany
is fairly good, though there is consider
able rust and mildew. Accounts from
Austri'. Hungary, Spain and ltaly are
uniformly good.
The Wool Sales.
LONDON, Aus ust o3.-At to-day's wool
sales the spirit was fairly sustained and
rates firm. Merino was rather against
buyers. Nearly 100 bales were sold,
comprising Port Phillip, New Zealand,
Sydney and Cape, in about equal por.
tons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

A sAw-BoNEs IN TROUBLE.

Trainor drew revolver and shot the
fireman. The desperate escaped.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

Yesterday morning Deputy Sheriff;
Shy and Lyon took to the peuiien
;ia,y the three prisoners, Cokely, Nc
Dermott and Morrison. who were sen.
fenced at the present term of crimi
nal court to two years each in states
prison. All were in a good hnmor,
and especially so was Cokely. sent up
for murder in the second degree.
A BAzoo reporter conversed with
him few minutes before the arrival of
the train and asked him what trade he
would choose inside the prison walls.
He replied that he Gid no. know,
bat if it was all the same TO the war.
den, he would prefer to study law.
He expressed himself as more than
satisfied at the light sentence he haG
feceived, and said he would return to
Sedaf . ia eighteen months, as he in
tnaded % conduct himself in such a
NJ inner that he would be released un.
der the three-fourtts rule. He also
stated that when he gained his liberty
he would be c. reful as TO how he fooled
with fire arms.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
THE FORGED CHECK
That John Shelton Trled to Pass
on Blair Bros, Y esterdGy.

A young msn named J Jin Shelton, who
had ali the appearances oil we'i-Eep'
town ioaier, y.-Iisd TIE clothing store oi
Blair br"s., yesterday afternoon, snd in
loi l,-,i DICK Clark, one OF The statesmen,
that lac desired 10 purchase suit vi clothes.
On being Jnierrogaied as TO what priced
suit he desired, SE.iion replied, m a care-
less manner, ''Oh. something worth about
fifty dollars" Mr.. Clark, thinking he had
struck bonaDZ, ., spread :.-iofe the custom
er a large quantity Of clothing, iron which,
Shelton selected a suit tina; footed up sn
even half century
The goods we've wr-ppei up, and Shelton
rendered in payment a check on the FiIst
National bark, Tor $50, bearing the sigma
lure OF 'Joshuay Rhojes." Cia.k took tn.
check, and said he would have 10 see hi.
employers as 10 whether il WAS sill right.
He presented il 20 X Z. BAR, vino scsn-
ned IL closely and then infoi ned Shelton
that there was something wong with the
paper, as Mr.. Rhodes wcuid moi spell
Joshua with a fiaai "a" As IL was on the
check, and there wac no stamp cn IL. To
iGiiy satisfy himself, though, he said he
would send II 10 the nahk, and If thev pro
nounced it genuine, he would accept IL.
He gave the check 10 John Msniiee. ard
asked him 10 step over 10 the bank. Mem
lice took II, and Shel'on followed, pro,es'-
ing agsins, calling AT the banF, saving Ga At
he would call in again Monday aud get the
clothes, when he would pay the cash. Tie
check. he said, was given hiui 5y Mr..
Rhodes, who owed bun thst amount OF
money.
A. Menifee left for the bank, Shelton fol
lowed him. and together they appeared be
fore one OF the attaches, who said tbs, Mr..
Rhodes had no account there, aud cf Course
They would not pay The money. Tie paper
Was laid on the counter, when ii was IN
stan!ly sna'ched mp by shelton, who placed
IL in his POCKET, and immediately leit the
building, walking quite rapidly west on
Second street, AMI was s.on los, 10 view
Nj. MeDiiee returned and informed Mr..
Blair of the result; Of his Inquire, and the
conclusion was reached that IL would ie.
quire a smarter man thar Shelton TO heat
the Masfodonisn out of suit OF clothes on
As worthless piece OF paper as The enc pre-
sen'ed.
No one seems 10 know Shelton intimate
ly, but there nre a number of persons who
rems mber having seen him during The past
week. Ii IL probable 'ha, be belongs else
where, and j.,st dropped down in Setalia Tor
he purpose o! making a raise, and having
heard of Mr.. Rhodes, forged has name e.
above stated.