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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09
That Coalition.

II. ) Walker in Charleston Courier
Recent Washington kilograms to
Richmond, Wheeling and Cincinnati
papers, charge the editor OF this journal
with making certain arrangements with
Republican leaders, whereby the Green
back vote is To he turned over To the
Republicans, in aid OF the election Of
their State and Electoral ticket in West
Virginia. The correspondents make
the charge on the alleged authority OF
well known democratic leaders, !"
whose names, however, they fail
to give. The charge, no matter on
whose authority it is made, is absolute
ly untrue. Diligent effort has been
made To ascertain the source whence the
information upon which these kilograms
were based, was obtained, but so far
without success. In the absence OF any
tangible authorship for this preposter-
Gus story, we cah only denounce it as
false, mean and malicious. Certain
phTaseology appearing In all the icle-
grams, serves To refer them TO com
mon origin. Our readers will have no
difficulty in understanding what lndi-
yidual would he most benefited, could
such falsehood obtain credence, and in
identifying the man by the obvious mo-
tive.
We NAV add that the GreenhaCkers
of this State have long since determined
tn nominate State, Congressional and
Electoral tickets OF their own; that they
believe they can elect them, and that
this paper and its editor will do all in
their power TO aid them in so doing. IL
this is evidence of a conspiracy with
either Republicans or Democrats, then
every Greenbacker in the state 10 con-
spirator. That the National GreenbaCk
Labor Party of West Virginia will sban-
don the field and shirk its duty TO Oblige
a small gang OF small schemers at Wash
ing Is a proposition at once ridiculous
and oontemptible.
The charge of coalition with the Re
publicans comes with bad grace from
party I'm West Virginia, both OF whose
Senators and one of whose Representa-
tiyes owe their election 10 the RepubliN
can votes. When the present member
from this district pandered to the worst
elements OF the Republican party to S.
cure his election in 1873, and when he
IOiiONtu up tilAA lltlc VI lbtlNN ". OfNhaf
advocating tho union Of the Republicans
and Democrats in this county 10
defeat the Greenback ticket last
August, he most effectually illus
trated the capacity OF his party
leadership for intrigue, and its utter
lack oi even the semblanee OF princi-
pie. Anonymous attacks upon Green
hackers. which evidently derive their
inspiration from such a source, will not
fail to be understood by the public,
while the insolence they manifest in
implying right Of Bourbon leaders 10
exercise a censorship over the Green
back party, and to make it serve under
their orders, will as certainly be sppre'
| ciated and resented.
The Greenbackers OF the Third Dis
trlct xish il distinctly understood thai
they need no outside help 10 defeat Mr
John +. Kenna, while the masses of hi:
own party are each day furnishing Gu
mulsnye proof that they heartily coin
| eide in that opinion.
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CREMATED.
Body Of q Beautiful Young WO-
man Burned I'm the LeMOyne
Furnace at Washington, Pa.

PITTsBuRaH, February The funeral
party accompanying the body OF Miss
Dolly Hartman To Washington for Gre
nation left the Union depot at nine
O'Clock this morning. Rev. Dir. NetteI-
ling, the Swedenborgian minister; Mr..
and Mrs. Hartman and their three sons,
and Miss Meniger, had charge OF the
remains, which were inclosed in
handsome mahogany casket. The
funeral ceremonies had been held at
the residence of the father at an earlier
hour The usual Swedenborgian ser
vice for the dead was read by Mr.. Vet
terling.
4 large crowd of curious persons were
at the Union depot when the train left,
and still larger crowd were at the
Washington depot when it arrived. a
hearse and carriages were in waiting,
and the remains were taken at once To
the crematory, where every thing was
found 10 be in readiness for the incinera-
ton. No one was allowed to enter the
crematory, excep. the family OF the dead
girl and some OF the Trustees OF the Le-
MOyne estate. The crematory was in
charge of N. Harding, son-in-law Of the
late DIR. LeMoyne.
At hali-past eleven the body was lifted
out of the coffin and placed on the iron
frame. The features of Miss Hartman
were slightly shrunken, but she looked
natural and life-lke. Her hair hung
loosely aronnd her head, and tiny
lock of it nestled on one cheek, its
BROWNIES contrasting with the color
of the flesh. The body was clad in a
pnre white dress OF some material like
lawn, and around the neck was collar
of lilies OF the valley. The slight
figure was wrapped in sheet saturated
in alum water Rev. Mr.. Netterling
read part of the burial service and
scattered ashes over the body. At ii "A
A. NJ. the remains were placed in the
retort the door was cemented and the
incineration began.
For a second or two there was a slight
odor, as Of burnt feathers, and then ii
passed off. Looking through the hole in
the door, the body could be seen To sink
a little at first, and the outlines OF the
figure became blended with the white
heat of the sides of the retort, although
their shadow was still visible At l2:i5
the body was in exactly the same con-
dition, so far as could be seen. II was
thought it would take three hours and
quarter To conclude the cremation, as
the dead girl weighed only about eighty
pounds.
The family returned to Pittsburgh
this afternoon, and the ashes will be
sent them. Intelligence at 8 T.. VI. from
Washington is that the work OF crema.
ton is apparently completed. The fire
has been abated, and the retort has slow
" begun to cool.
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fore It the subjects which will occasion
Protracted debate, viz: sugar, steel rails,
bonds, &c.
The New Rules-Ths Appropriation Com
mlttee.
An officer OF the House whose
Judgment is excellent, thinks the rules
Will be discussed in the House all next
wee <. Ii looks now as II the Agricul-
tural Committee and the Commerce
Committee will be given control of the
appropriations that relate TO agriculture
and commerce, and, il the majority on
an aye and no vote is decided, then the
House will vote Ithink to deprive the
Appropriation Committee OF all right to
originate legislation and confine it To
the consideration of such matters as are
referred 10 il. SO lar the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds has
carried its proposition, giving it control
OF the appropriations for the erection
Of public buildings, but Judge from
what hear that they will lose on the
tinal vote in the House.
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CABLE CHRONICLES.
MATTERS OF INTEREST ABROAD.
Startling Revelations Made by the British
Blue Book-England and Russia
on the Point Of Clawing at
Each Others Throats.
ENGLAN d.

Startling Revelations by the Blue Book
LONDON, February THE Blue Book
on Afghan affairs has been issued.
General Roberts reports conversation
in October, 1879, with Yakoob Khan,
who stated that the British Mission
under Sir Neville Chamberlain was
turned back by the advice OF the Russian
Envoy at Cabul, Stohetof, and that
when Shere Ali quilted Afghanistan in
December, 1873, he issued a tirman to
the authorities at Herat, declaring that
Stolietoff had written him as follows:
"The Emperor's desire is that you
should not admit the English into your
country, and, like last year, you are TO
treat them with deceit until the cold
season passes away; then the Almighty
will be made manifest to you
that is to say, the Russian govern
ment will come to your assistance.
Either by diplomatic action We will en-
tirely cut off all English communication
and interference with Afghanistan, or
events will end in a mighty and inn
portant war.
The Blue Book, respecting affairs IN
Central Asia, shows that on the 9th ol
July, 1879, Lord Salisbury, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, asked Count Shouvalof,
the Russian ambassador to England,
whether there was any truth in the re-
ports that the expedition from the Cas-
plan intended to occupy Merv. Count
Schouvaloff said the expedition was di-
rected against the Tekke Turcomans,
and that he entirely disbelieved the ex-
istence, among any section Of the Rus
sian statesmen, OF wish TO advance on
Merry, On the 18th of July last, DE
Giers, of the Foreign Office, repeated
these assurances to Lord Dutferin, Brit
ish ambassador TO Russia, in the most
positive form.
Baron Jomini told Lord Dufferin the
expedition would stop two hundred
versts short of Merv, but added: al
though we do not intend to go TO Mery,
or do anything which may be inter
preted as a menace to England, you
must not deceive yourself for the re-
suit of our present proceedings will be
To furnish us with q base for
operations against England hereafter
should the British government, by the
occupation OF Herat, threaten our present
position in Central Asia" On the 18th
of August the Emperor assured Lord
Duilerin there was no intention that the
Russian troops should advance ON
Merv, hut on August 18th DE Giers'
commenting on the terms III which
Stanhone, British Under Secretary OF
State for India, conveyed Russia's as
suranccs ON this subject to the House
of Commons, said he considered stan
hopes language went too far, and that,
although the advance on Merv formed
no part of the existing programme,
Russia did not intend, by \ SOLEMN
pledge given Tor all time, 10 prscluds
themselves from ever going to Merv
Nevertheless, Lord Dufferin might rest
satisfied that Merv was in no sense the
object of General Lazaretf 3 expedition
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STOPPING THE LEAKS.
Movement for Heal Economy.
L..--LaL..r

a mON0uchl AoA AhC@A ANSN-S-
Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February ..
The bill to repeal all OF the permanent
annual appropriations except thoae Tor
the payment OF the public debt, and Tor
paving Indian aud other trust funds, Is
now before the subcommittee, OF which
Senator Davis, of West Virginia, Is
chairman. IL seems that there are a
great many millions Of dollars annually
paid out about which Congress knows
nothing, and the object of the bill OF
Senator Davis is TO give Congress con-
troll 0f all these amounts. THIS Is
movement ON the true economical line,
and scores OF millions can he saved II
this bill passes. IL has not been deter
mined whether il ought To take effect IN
June, 1850, or June, 1851. To illustrate
what is now done, find that slS,-
OOO 600 is annually pail ont Ia
support custom houses WHICH do not
support themselves For instance,
there is long line OF THESE on the coast
of Maine which DO not pay expenses
and Maine COngressmen say they are
necessary To prevent smuggling. let
the South has a vastly larger exposed
coast. and We do not hear Oi any snug
Cling. nor are so many custom houses
with numerous employees needed there.
This does not appear to your correspond
snt as II all the morality and respect lot
the United States laws is confined To
New England. As Mr.. Beck, one OF the
subcommittee, says, this Is the best
movement for economy yet made IN
Congress. and senator Davis deserves
the thanks OF the country for his energy
in the matter.
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Haayx E,reiRht Trafic.

BosroS, February s.-A Concord, New
Hampshire. dispatch, says: The freight
traffic southwark through Concord last
week, was the heaviest ever known. IL
was caused by shipments OF grain and
flour from Chicago and lumber from
Canada, which WAS taken over the Ice
bridge at Montreal. Notwithstanding
the storm and light business Tuesday,
the northern reads brought down for
Boston 900 cars during the six days.
The amount OF wheat Is estimated at
450, 900 bushels.
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PArnell's Appointments.

CHICAGO, February 7.-AIter speak
ing in Chicago, Parnell and Dillon have
the following appointments: Milwau-
kee, February oath; Madison, 25th; St.
Paul and Minneapolis, 36th; Davenport,
9th; Dubuque aud Clinton, 2sth; Des
Moines, March LIST; Peoria and Bloom
ington, ID; Springfield and Joliet, Sd
St Louis, 4th. Further Western ap-
pOintments will be made later. On
some OF the above dates Parnell speaks
in one city and Dillon IN another.
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WIN Of Amey BpraKue

PRovIDRScg, II. l., February 8.-The
will OF Amey sprague, a distant pclation
OF ex x-GovernOr Sprgue, was presented
for probate on Saturday afternoon. The
estate is estimated at s.0J,0OO. The will
gives 500 each 10 two local charities,
divides something over $4,000 in small
sums among relatives and gives the re.
maindcr Of the property 10 Lieutenant
Governor Albert &. Howard, who has
had the management Of the estate fOI
some years. II is reported that the will
will be contested.
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Rank Robbory.

KSoNvILLK, In, February Last
night three burglsrgs catered the hank,
seiIed and bound the president, +. c.
Remkler, who sleeps in the building, and
after gagging, beating and burning his
ieet In shocking manner 10 compel
him 70 give up the combustion, de-
partei, taking with them SS.2o which
had not been locked up. There was a
time lock on the safe, and Mr.. Remkler
was unable to give the combination.
There is great excitement, bat no clue to
the perpetrators
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APPROPRIATIONS.
status Of Pending Bills
,clal u the RegiSter.

special - me heklsbei-
wAsHNGToS, February Z.
Mr.. Blount, OF Georgia, who IS second
on she HOUSE ApproFr'ato on Commit
tee, said to me this afternoon: The in
dian, diplOm0tic and consular sPPro-
priation bills are before the House, and
as soon as they are passed and got out
of the way We will be ready to report
the army appropriation bill and the
naval appropriation bill. You can state
that We expect to get the army biii into
the House next week and the nayai bill
the week after. Atkins" he added, rs
perfectly familiar with the legislative
bill, and will have no trouble IN prepAr-
ing it," This indicates that - lar as
the House Appropriation Commltiee
is concerned there need be no lengthy
session Of Congress. The Senate Coal-
mittee is also really 10 act prempuy'
The Ways and Means, however, has De
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DEVILISH DEMONS
Attempt an Outrage on Young
Girl I'm New Philadelphia, q.

NEW PHLApELPHIA, o., February T.
Last night while a young school girl OF
this place was on her way home from
Allentown, where she had been visit
ing, and while passing an unfrequented
street, she was suddenly seized by three
villains, none Of whom she knew. She
screamed at the top of her voice, and
after a desperate struggle, broke away
from them. When she arrived home,
il vas found that she was destitute OF
nearly every stitch of her clothing, the
wilkins having torn ii of in their efforts
10 accomplish their purpose Of outrag-
ing her. There is no clue vet to the
perpetrators OF the crime.
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CUBA.
General Grsu,'s Movsmsnta

HAVANA, February 7.-General Gran,
and party returned 20 this city from Ma.
tanss last night, and express themselves
highly gratified with their visit They
were the special objects Of attention Ol
the authorities there. staying in the
Municipal Palace, where banquet In
honor OF the ex-President was given.
They visited the caves OF Bellsmare and
the picturesque surroundings Of Ma,an'
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orally higher
STATE BosDs- Neglected and nomi.
nal.
Srocxs-The stock market was weak
In the early dealings and the general
list declined q fraction, but the decline
Was subsequently recovered and the
market closed. firm. g., CAL. G. fsll
of from PA to 22, rose 10 eat and closed
at 23i; Canada Southern rose from 66t
to 81 and Boston Water Power from l7t
to ID, but the latter reacted TO Ia Lake
Erie and Western advanced from Sf To
34i aud closet at S4i; Marietta and Gin
cinnsti first preferred iell of iron Is 10
IL, rose To l3i and closed ct l3l; New
Central Coal declined from a8t 10 23
and closed at 2il; Elevated railroad
shares declined i(A3 per cent and ~.
covered l(Sli per cent
The transactions on the Stock EK.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, Oi
which $500 were Canada Southern.
100 Chesapeake and Ohio. $500 g., q.
4 !. g., 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, $4,000 Erie, 100 Hanni-
al and 81. Joseph, 5000 Iron Mountain.
II 900 Kansas and Texas, $500 Lake
Erie and western, 800 Michisan Cen
tral, Q, 400 Marietta and Cincinnati hrst
preisrr~d, 400 Northwestern, 1900
Nashville, Chattanooga and ~. Louis,
200 New Jersey Central. l.S00 New
York Central, 1900 Ohio and Missis.
sippi, $500 Pacific Mail. 500 N. Paul,
li,6OO Wabash and Pacific, 100
Western Union, 1000 Little Pittsburgh
and 100 Northern Pacific.
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ORY GOODS.
Hsw Yea.

Nxx Yosx. February Dry 6oods--
The general market vss fairiy acsivs sad
prices very strong. Cott0a ooods acsivs,
srarce and firm. Prints Iess sctive bot
very fnn. Ginghams and drsss goods
In good request and lssdisg nsG@
closely sod up. woolsa sooAs IN ssnd
demand. The Bslistia ays Inst Atiaa.
tic brown sheeiinss and wamsatta and
New Yort Mills vide sbeetings viIi b
zdvaaesd on Monday.
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Whereabouts of Missing Bank Man

ClScrsSATI, February s.-W. b. Mar
shall, cashier OF the MiddletOwn National
Bank, who lett mysteriously few day'
ago, has been traced 10 Milwaukee
II now appears that Miss LAnsdon, with
whom his name has been coupled In
scandal, went with him TO Chicago. She
has returned, and says she did No on hi,
advice, and that nothing criminal passed
between them.
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aPoHAsIsfAE.
Pierce r,xhf,nx Amoss tas ss,sysa

Pierce PiEhfing Amopx the Natives
LosDos, February The Ttns hs
the following fron Candahaf; ksPorts
have been rsceirei hers ID a second and
more bloody struggle between the rivai
parties At Hszt. The ioczi troops At
lacked the Csbalis slatioosd tbers una-
wares, and inflicted heavy Ioss before
the Cabulis could bring their artillery 10
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p..srassful DO,nss in Boston Church.

Disgracsful Doings in q Boston Church.
Bosros, February III. p. StOddari
and o. p. Rsthbone, Methodist minis
ters of Iowa, gave so-cailed expose OF
Masonry in Chambers Street Church, in
this city, Thursday evening, They in
itiated a candidate in the first degree,
using the pulpit platform as lodge
room, and claiming to exhibit all the
ritual. Last evening large and excited
crowd attended the church, when Rath-
bone made bitter address against Ma
sonry, claiming il Sas Organized IN in
fidelity. lie then proGee1ed To work in
the degree OF Master Mason, amid such
a scene OF disorder as was unknown IA
Boston church history. A large mum
Der of police was necessary To keep the
crowd in order HOoting, jeering and
-balling characterized the proceed
lngs.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
SPECUlATl0sS on The PRESlDEN-
TlAl QUESTION.
Status Of Pending Appropriation Bills
Southern MethOdis,s Prefer Sherman
to 6rant-A Big Row PrOba-
bic Over WeaVer's
Resolution.
wEAvER's RESOLUTION
A Big Row Probable.

A Big Row Probable.
Spscal D,SPat,h to the Register.
WASHINGTON, February s.
Mr. Weaver, Greenbacker. proposes
either to get in his resolution tomorrow
or raise big row. The other Green
hackers are prepared to make it lively
il Speaker Randall fails to recognize him.
Rspubhoanism in Virginia.
The RI uhlican COngr, Ssionsl Execu-
tive Committee Yesterday passed resO-
luton to address letter To the Repub-
leans Of Virginia urging them to main
tain their organization in the next can
yass, and to refrain from all cooperation
or alliance with outside parties. The
National Executive Committee, Don
Cameron Chairman, | am informed, will
adopt "a similar T, solution.
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Aid for Ireland

CHICAGO, February s.-The several
Irish societies have decided not 10 have
a parade on 81 Pairick's day, bot in
stead viii contribute 20 the Irish relief
fund an amount equal to the cost OF
getting up the PROCESSION, and also that
reAlized IRON the entertainments A
dispatch nom San Francisco reports that
similar resolutions have been adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09
Vance's Pension Bill

WASHINGTON, February THE House
Committee on Pensions to-day agreed To
report favorably on the resolution OF
representative Vance, that the act Of
March ., 1873, be 81 construed as to in
clude all that class of soldiers who
served fourteen days in the military or
naval service oi the United States dur
ing the war ol 1872, notwithstanding q
portion of the time occuraed before the
declaration of war or after the procla-
nation OF the treaty of peace with Great
Britain.
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FRANCE
A orowl a, American Hospitality.

UroNI - AmerloAh hospitsH'J
PaRIs, February Ill Temps very
severely blames the United States Con
gress for offering hospitality 10 the Irish
agiiator, ParnelI, aud asks what wouhl
result il Parliament were 10 adopt the
custom OF placing its balls st the dis
posal Of foreign agitatorA
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Fh. Aston Murder.

ATLANTA, February The Supreme
Courf refused nev trial 70 Cox, sem
tened 10 imprisonment for Life Tor the
murder of Colonel Aston. The case
will be carried 70 the Supreme Court al
ths Ua,ted Ssafes - Rt - 7tth
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Rnn nnd KiIIed-

ToJEDo, February T.--Michsei Sulli.
van, assistant yard master st the Canada
Southern junction, Was run over and
killed this afternoon by freight train.
She leaves q wife and three children.
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IRRLAnD.
Rasc, Of Rslisf nsassrsx

LoSBOx, February e--A Dublin die
patch saws that tbe relief measures have
alreshy had a benhcial effect, and more
hopeful spirit j. growing among ths peo-
IL -
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VOL.


Bosros, February 7.-weel-Ds !.
mand active and psicss sdssaced, 0an,
ulsetnTers free parchassB; QAie aal
Pennsylvania sle51}ei hicAiDaa fe0
5se; WiDonsin 4a2a0c; Ind!ane ~
SIC; Ksatuckysosdiun eenetag <1e;
cosnhAns and dsasips zto0eees -
so1ri 4asc; Tsxas sI0ese; tsh vasns>
66266c.
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GDoEGE scHLKrEs, Publishes of the
Chiffon, Via. Voikst<x<, used the ~.
Jacobs Oil ior almost unbesrabls psiss
in the back. which had completely proc.
trated him. A few applications cured
him entirely.
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BnAxton CouniJ-

The Sutton HosMtasa11 SAYS j. y.
Camden Is the first choice Of the people
Of that section for Governor. but II he
we're out of the way J. b. Jackson would
sweep everything. = Part<5sSsrg !S'4i1.d
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MORTALITY Among RAnkara

NEw YORK, February 7.-On the
death returns to-day were the names Of
three bankers-James Madison Jones,
aged Il; William Hsmmel Milton, aged
20, and George :. Nelson, aged 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09
Ricvcla Rae

NEw YoRE, February David Stan
ton, of England, won the bicycle race
tonight Tor purse and the champion.
shipof America He made fifty mile.
in 3h. 6m. rs.
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DfouuAd Dad

RICHNosD, lsD.. February S.-Wm.
7. Wilson, City Treasurer. dropped
dead from apop'eIy at his residence in
this city ats o'clock this morning.
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Anohio nurdsrsr Osusht.

CHATHAM, OsT., February The
police to-day arrested Charles Robinson,
aiid' Ryan, aha, Mccoy, charged with
murder in Ohio.