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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14
NEW ORLEANS STRIKES,
Disturbances YeSterday-P -PrOeiaptation
Of the NaNOrnOr,

NBw ORLEANS, September 13.-This
morning Jim Wilson, n driver, was stoned
and he shot John Linsky, Wilson then
delivered his loud Of cot on at tho Ken
tuCky press. A large crowd gathered
around the press, Three tcamsters arc re-
ported as being driven of. One OF them
was struck with rock. The police drove
the vehicles to their destination, In the
lower district twenty men employed at the
Natchez press armed themselves with
doublebarrelled shotguns' and went to
work on Ttlipitoulas street, Several pistols
were fred, The police arrested two men
for firing at teamstcts, The men loading
the ship Callego with cotton having heeh
driven away, mob boarded the vessel and
fired through tho hatchway at the screw.
men In the hold
The Acting Governor, at the request OF
the Mayor, ordered the State National
Guard to assist in preserving the peace and
disperse all congregations Of persons on the
street Cortiera,
The Acting Governor has issued the fol.
lowing proclamation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14

WARRINGTON, september IS. II Istcport-
ell that charges Of disobedience Of orders
and breach q discipline have been prefer
I'D against Mason by the commanding off.
cons n thb aFehal, and forwarded to Gen.
Hancock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14

wAsntSoruS, D. G., September la-Up
to the close Of business to-day there have
been $8tda2d0 In. q per cent. coupon
bonds, iOa1 call, and sl5,h53,1Oo in regis
tered d per cent, bontlS, under l04th cal,
presented at the Treasury for redemptlpn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14

EvEaYBopY uses now The Acine Bakinr
Powder; an easy matter "a make llaht
CAKES iss with 70 purity and strength Ii can
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14

ust Silver Lake Flour; II makes more broad
for the quantity used, keeps moistef and ron.
Ains more huttitnent than any other Az
your grocer for " and be convinced,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14

NRw YoRK, September lS,-The steam
ship Wyoming brought $50 MOrmons en-
route L9salt Lake City,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14
nase paii YcstertlaS.

At Worcester l1ifEalo, s. Worcester, 10,
At Chicago, 8; Boston, l,
At roy-.Cleveland, 8 Troy,7.
At Pr0vldenSe-pettoitA 81 Providence,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14
WHEELING WEsTyA WEDNESDAY

E-T II 4 - = n = z WI 4 ~
rect and truep To this inquiry al ,inte-
rested, including Swain and Rockwell, re-
piled in the affirmative.
DR.. Bliss tonight gave IN interesting de-
scription OF the Presidents present condi-
ton, He answered all interrogatories and
was in u perfectly peaceful frame OF mind,
proof that the patient is doing well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14
s5l1E sEevnrlt.-pull and almo.l enll,ely nOn.

sToCKs-Tle market opened strong and Y 10 per
cent higher tic latter for Nashville & Chattanooga,
and prices continued firm with an occasional slight
reaction nntll about midday, when the advance
ranging from a To per cent was established, the
@ iatier ~ ofGS9n ,HSavsaiion. Uhio MISSISSIPPI,
and wabash Pacific were also prominent therein.
During tho afternoon there was reaction OF y to 3
per cent, which was most marked In Oregon NAHl.
CATION and Hannibal & st. Joe preferred and which
was followed by a recovery Of y 10 per cent, and
later by reaction Of a 10 ~ per cent. In the late
dealings speculation again became strong, and III
the hnal sales there w@an advance Of Y 70 N per
cent, tho best figures Of the day bgihg current In
many instances at the close. No sales Of Hannibal
4 st. Joe common took place to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14

Some comment was causedthis morning
by the publication Of what purpOrted to lie
aprotest by CalonelS swaip and Rockwell
against the concluding paragraph In Attot.
ney General MacveaGh's cable dispatch to
Minister lowell last night. As matter oi
iact there was no protest entered.
On the ,p9H!!piEy, IN the presence q Vie ~
writer, C6lohelS HwdiH and Rockwell as.
sented 10 the contents d the dispatch With,
out hesitation, and when Attorney General
Mac veagh, after having twice revised u
read the dispatch the third time, ne re
marked gGenllemen 3 that perfectly cor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14

NEw YoRK. September 3-MoNEY-Atarket easy
eS SS H "a re
eS' bills dull al u S0I1; demand u 81.
GoVERNMENTs-steadyf for extended 0s and %, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-14

WHY MIIIVT6 UITl WHICH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
&lh-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 10.
VOOt-The market remains nominal, with phcei
nOtqu0tably changed, WeQu0te at 8Sal0 for choice
washed, and 0nethld less for unwashed.
lghlsky--sl II per proof gAllon.
ulILAfHl-FllF with prizes ranging nj 81 CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

The La Belle j running at full capacity.
The Belmont j. running At iUll blast in
all departments.
The immense new tin root, Oi Hobbs,
Bruckunicr a Co.. GlaS~ House l. being
painted.
The lower Riverside mill i idle ior Il
lew days to permit the putting III ot L new
mud drum.
The IaBclic has Il number OF Scli-tecdin%
nail machines in operation, and will prOha-
bly, SCOn have more.
The Riverside purchased several sell
feeding nail machines six years ago, but
they have not been used for some time.
They are now being 0yCrhaulcd and placct
in working condition.
Considerable stir !, being made i'm favor
If II NhipyarI for the building ri steam
boats at thi, place. capital C"uld not find
Il better Investment and such an industry
would be- ui grcnt benefit to our city.
The Prr,idcu, and Secretary ri tn" Nail
Feeder, Association have gone To- work in
the belmont mill The managers say that
the strike is yirtW2lly cn1"d, - they rX-
pcct more 81 The siriiSScrs 10 return to-day.
The men say that the manager, ore ms
not to be expected.
Martin !. Garuicr, machjui~t ut Sweeney
Il Sons South Side machine shop, met with
painful accident yesterday morning, by
having the fore finger ut his LEFT han l
caught in the griudStouc while grinding,
and almost ground oft Dr.. Campbell dress
cd the wound and thinks by careful
treatment il will not br necessary /" ampu-
tate the finger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
DEATH OF 4 MINISTER.
Rev. Marcus OrmOn6. Formerly OF
West Alexander. Dies ut oxford. Ohio.
Inst Sntu rSlay,

The death OF the Rev. Marcus Ormond j.
announced from oxford, O., where it took
place last saturday. Rev. Mr.. Ormond was
we'll known to the citizens OF this city, hay
ing been pastor of the United Presbyterian
Church at West Alexander for q number Of
wears. \ di>>cm~iun arose in his church
there in the spring and summer Of 1876,
which resulted in the dissolution
oi his his pastoral relations by
the Presbytcry OF this district. Shortly
after that occurrence magnificent new res
idcuCr belonging u Mr.. Ormund was burned
one night and Il short time subsequently he
va, stricken down by Il disease which left
him u wreck ri his former sell. and worse
than all bcrctt him entirely ut the fac
ultv ui memory. For several years his has
been pitiahlc condition. on account of his
iutrlnitic> travelling from place To place
with friends with the hop" that his former
rignrou, health and sound mind would hH
restored. but his sudden death at Il place al
former residence abbreviated all such an
licipatiuuN Mr. Orm"nd WAS Il man ut ii
gantic stature. rather more than ordinary
education, was 4 magnetic speaker and one
oi the foremost ministers of his church, and
his death will be = source Ut regret 10 many
admirers He leaves q larg" family ri
children ut Nohc-town, Pa. R"yS. &. h.
Ormoud. d. D.. of Pittsburgh. and Il. h.
OrmOud. ui Sharon Pa, are brothers at
the deceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
yHE PIHIII SCHOOLS THE CITY
AND STATE,
A. Brought 10 View by the Recent Ed
ucatiounI Convention in this city.



WHEELING, November -
rpr The !ir,! timr in the history OF puDIIr
instruction and education, in this city ana
state. Young blood. - 10 speak, has been
injected into the veins and pCtgrlc> 81 our
school >I,tem. Nv Suprriutruicnt Butcher
IL. G.a,c mad Professor Birch for the
civ mi, /, in nv Judgment. the first.
ny host and onIv mny. and effort ever
r,,j,. IN tin, STATE. and civ in behalf OF our
rublir schools nut ui hich enduring good
will came Ia the state and city. This meet
iny Of teacher, ami educational expert, aud
discussing the yar;uG, questions T"rniain
'u the subject al education. will be ui great
mutual benefit Ia all vino were present and
uartiriua,rd in the interesting
prp,rrIirs, oi tn, contention.
No. ONLY will the LEARNERS and experts
be- grcutlv bcurUitrd 10y thus meeting To-
yr,hcr, and discussing and explaining The
,ariuu, ideas and theories. a. entertained
and expressed 10y state. nations! ami city
educators themselves. hut tn" children
especially in this city, 5a,r received more
encouragement I" study and avail them
selves ot uG" >rh"n. .arl'tlrN from ming
ling With and taA'"E part :" the rN"rr'N"N
al the tcarhcr> IN The '"n'rHuon, THAN an!
other PLAN that NJ. hU'rh"r or NWprf'h-
rrudc.i i&',h co"II nave suggested 'f
adopted a!u L.au iuai th"lr ELLIOTT ma"
hrru ri""urd with >Grh S".d"A results {"
TEACHER. pGpi. AMI parents
hope tina, TIM. move. or change, N oar
rdu'ati"na. base, VII. not" new anu I'M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
SMITH SHOOTS
Ata Man for whom EIc Had no Warrant
aud Misses Him.

We noticed yesterday morning the Ia.
that HciVs saloon. un the Peninsula. hrd
b-,eu captured by about q dozen rOuSh~, Iur
some OF whom warrants had been issued.
Yesterday forenoon CpUstahlcN laur aiin
and S;uith went ont o. Fast Wheeling O.
look out Tor some OF the persons who tnu>
part ~ the rumpuS. Al Alley Fourteen
and Woods street Fred. Mentz and George
Stein, or Doyle, were sighted, and both
started to ran, when Smith produced his
revolver and began shorGjug Mem. very
much frightened, ran right slto the arms OF
Lauehlin. who took him 20 Squire Ankles
office. but Stein ran like deer ami
escaped. although il i said TINT one bali
from smiths revolver passed through the
sleeve of his coat. The practice Of shoot
aing in the streets OF 3 city even hv an oai-
Ger is most reprehenSible and danserouS,
one. and the officer using q revolver should
be punished The constable Yesterday h.d
no warrants for the men, which makes the
matter more inexcuSable. Much indlSna-
tion i felt i'm the locality of the occurrence.
on account of the indiScriminate use OF
firearms Mentz was 81 first committed l."
ia;l I'm default of bail, but 1t was Sut>H-
1uently learned that his crime was OF an
infer;or grade, and on furnishing bail was
released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
SUBURBAN SQUIBS.
ITEMS Of INTEREST PICKED UP BY
OUR REPORTERS
From Towns and Villages Near Us-News
Fresh and Crisp from Three States
A Miscellaneous Batch.
NASHISGTON NEWS.
The b. 4 o. u. X. ExtensiOn-Succes sful
Carp Culture.
.SjIgrj0i Ia the R"giyic,


W,.uI>,rnx PN. November 2S-OU
Saturday, Vice Presidents Garrett and
Srencer and other officials ri the L. e ..
Y Il. roInpany arrived here. The object
of their visit was Ia investigate the work
brinu done, ON jhc extension line. 1t i
said that the right of way has been pro
cured almost the whole way between Wash
iugton and the Mdnongahcla. In Faycttc
county the work i, moving forward, and
the masonry IUr the bridge across the
N6ughfng!cuY river has been Co'nplcted
To-day engineers began a surrey Of the
Hcmpifrld branch between here and Wheel
iug. iuY the purpose vi widening cuts and
rrcparimg iur double track Several
clerks are now NJ work on estimates, which
will be- made out in a few weeks, when the
whole al the work on the extension Ia
Iuuurllsyiuc will hr let. y soon aS
srring opens. work will begin in earnest
over the cutirc route.
Heavy capitalists, anticipating the early
completion uf this road, which will afford
great facilities f"r shipping coal and coke,
have purchased large tracts 0l coal land or
secured options thereon in both Washing
ton and Faycttc counties.
Considerable interest l. being taken IN
the raising "f carp in this county. Several
cuuSgumruI> have been received by cit-
zen. ui thi, county from the Fish t"mnlN-
~iuncr at Washington. u. {. sumo who
had experience in the business last year
REPORT great suCcrSS. They say they have
wearing cam, that measure Ii inches amt
weigh -. pounds.
Wheat has risen 10 81 - in this place.
Samuel Hazctt is crc,tiuga new banking
house on Main street, adjoining the flrSt
National Bank building. The granite used
i brought from Massachusetts, the white
sand stone from Obi" and the pressed
brick from Philadelphia. Knox 4 Walker,
al Pittsburgh. are doing the work. 1t will
De one oi the finest banking houses in
Western Pennsylvania.
The Washington Choral Society have en-
plovcd Professor NauS. of Wheeling, Ia
live them lessons every Thursday. TN"
class has fifty members at present, and =
i'm tourishing condition.
4 little son ui Edward ldrtlr irll and dis
located his elbow Saturday evening.
j. y. Wilson and lady lett this morning
for California, where they will spend the
winter H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
MOTIFS ABOUT NAMES.
Personal Points About People That You
nnON,

JiuL. m.r.rn,. v. =. ri Louisville,
Nv. j. in the city.
J. Prrt.y. E>q. uj London. ohjo, we'll
known in the insurance circles, i IN the
city.
Mr.. q. \. Howard. OF cincinnati, who
has hccu in the city Tor several days, Lett
Yesterday.
Among the prominent arrivals in the
city were: T. T. Bacon. cincinnati; :. VI.
Siercl, H. L. AnSor., Julius Hr>chcl John
G.. Zimmerman, ChaS. Rccch, New \ ork; \.
Ccllartin. q. ID. Upton, Pittsburgh, p!II
Campsey. Clay,ville: J. }. Jacobs, Clinton;
+. j. Hamburger. Buffalo.
Father prhan. who has Just recovered
from an attack Ut typhoid fever, has been
Granted a vacation aud will leave to-day on
a visit to his old homc in Philadelphia.
Charlie Fran,hcim LEFT loo the West yes
tCr,!ay on u business trip.
Peter Higgins, one Of the oldest citizens
Of Renwooi. died at his residence ye'tere
Gav. aged - years His funeral VIII tax
place ON Wednesday.
Andy +. Links and wife, Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss y, rric T. Randolph. Writ county. and
" NJ. J. OBrien, OF ParScrsburS, We're AT
the 81. James yesterday.
Mrs Jennie lutteu. Fairpoint. Ohio. ;.
u Erelyer, Of l. < .. Engineer Corps. MrS.
tn,i,L NJ end Miss Rankin and Miss
Herdt rson. Of Be!lai-e. were n sAe cay
Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
NEW CORPORATIONS
q Licensed To DO business by the Seere-
tary OF state.

Secretary al state StlluIHcr Yesterday -
med A certificate uI incorporation L. the
NiUv!Ilc Milling Company for the PurprN"
oi CARRYING on milling business. Purcha>
i0s wheat. corn. oats ~" and other grains.
hay and straw. manufacturing Hour aut
other meals. The pyiurjp@l office shalt be
a. Cumberland. Maryland. and the ceCtih-
cate shall expire la IH&i. six thousand
do,I,., have been subscribed and paid in.
with the privilege of Increasing it t" s,'n.-
too The stockholders are LLOYD l,oNnd' Is.
: T.. Cnnciham. j. ". sanders, L. H.
pougherty. OF Cumberland, u. sloan Iona
coming and ". K Hrry, ut Fru~thurg,
Md, ten shares each.
A certificate was also ISSUED tn the stand
sri Barrel Company, oj Charleston. Kama,
wha county. Tor the purpose OF making
barrel, key, and other wuudcu vessels,
dealing i'm cooprriug stuff lumber. &c. AMI
MI nroducts ut wood. also o. do q general
merchandising business. Two Thousand
do,,g-, have been subscribed and paid IN
for the purposes of Incorporation, with the
r-;yiGrrr 81 increasing the same tu S2urI
The shares are so. and age hrld aS follows.
4 e.. Gyhhart. 10 shares. trrur;c itrihcr,
shares: ". h. TruS,pw. shares Lucy j.
Morgan. 10 shares: VI. \. Morgan. l' shares,
GRAND Concert by the Opera OSchcstra az
Iori, S-hwalbs First National Saloon on
Wc,lacs day evening All are invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
BEI.LAIRE.

y. |. Marsh was in Pittsburgh on hu>t-
ness Yesterday.
The .Ema Gia>> Company i doing y
thriving business.
Frank Horn In, been app"in,"da - police
man in the Fourth ward.
Jim Wells, ui BarmrSy,llc, war among
Bcllairc friends yesterday
missionary concert is I" Ice given oUt
al Mt Zion Church, ON Sunday evening.
Miss Rosa BAR. ui the First ward, is CON
valc~cing from siege ri typhoid fever.
Mr.. Ike Castor. OF Morri>iown. has been
among Bcllairc friends for Il few days past.
The Street Commissioners j, engaged in
ne laudahlc work al raising numerous
street crossings.
Fire wa, placed in the blast furnace on
Saturday. 1t has been oil iur repairs dur
ing the last three months.
VIM. Camp and lame, Roach will leave
in few days ior New York, where they
will enter rev glass house.
our city Fathers will assemble i'm II"
Council Chamber and discuss things pc
tanning tn the city'> interest tonight.
Everything was a. quiet H. could h.
about the Mayors office yesterday. The
boys are all on their good behavior.
The Ismic, Aid Snricry, ri the VI. f..
church, will hold Il social II Mrs. y. l..
Weathertld> on next Friday evening.
r,,,. ,,;,v civil Epviurrr was engaged yes
,orin, ~ Iavirr nuI the ground for the
sni,i;%r. ,nnnnn|ut mn the Public square.
,,....,,s.,.- ,I,.-,,,os r,,,. hay, ,..r,,
'''T'Hi ~ o. .,,r,,.,, ,,,,,.,i,I, many
n'T ,,t.,, co., ,.,n, -, draa. tj,.. ,r,
ulr 10 church.
\ rAi!r"ad meet HiE VIII 'S hc'd Vt ny
city Hal! On Tuesday ctH,G"I"S' III N"irn
time u"n"rai warner "'! ~ present. ~
Is /" j." hoped thai our "lZ rs aH ''F ~
possible Will be present
Rev. Tho, Armstrong will hold services
every evening 'hi, week ~ the South Bel.
lairc NJ r. Church. He i IN earnest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
srrAMsOAT BUILDING.
4 shin Yard Required NJ Wheeling
what One Firm Has DOne-Prospeets
a, an. Trade During the Next Year.

Wheeling has number ni industries
,rbich have made her name famous, and halr
.o,,scd The ducatS to flow into the Golfers al
Inr enterpVising citizens. H9g glass and
nou factories have made neT famous ana
r;rb and have paved the way to nGueror;,
other advantageous investment, for Wheel
inc capital. AuQpg these investments we
.h9r!d he able to mention steamboat
huiIdiDg on large scale. Our
conitali,r>, however, have not seen
tit to put their money into a
,hip-vard for the building OF steamboats,,
and our natural advantages oi position ana
wealth Of minerals and timber have not
beeu utilized lot this purpose, which could
not be otherwise than rcmuneratlYc.,
4 REGISTER reporter called Yesterday at
the office of \. j. Sweeney and had short
conversation with Il member Of that irm
finding that the gentleman IN question hau
substantially the opinion expressed above
in regard 10 the establishment
nj ship-yard He Nald:
We have built. or rather furnished the
iron. for eight boats during the past season
Some of this machinery vas put INT" re-
paired hullS and some al the boats were
hiram new. The hullS iur the new boats
were principally built down the river. OF
these boats four ni the hullN were built at
Uarmcr, two at Brownsville mud one at
Baker, Landing. The boats which /
sneak Of are the Jennie Campbell.
the Belmont, the LIE Belle, the Return. the
NJ q. Knox, the {. \. Lucas, ana capt
Duughcrty'S new boat at the Wheeling
wharf. the Annie l.. We havcalNoPut new
boiler, in and rebuilt the Sci"t". and have
oycrhaulcd and rebuilt tn" ferry boat
Jessie r.
We have done more work here III the
steamboat line than any one firm i'll Pitts
hurgh | saw ny q recent Pittsburgh
pancr that about six wards and about
u, many machine shops near that
city had built twenty three boats this season.
We have built eight boats ourselves Five
wears ago there was not 4 steamboat built IN
Wheeling This year we built eight boats
and we expect next year 10 build number
for Pittsburgh parties. The Campbell and
Belmont have been to Pittsburgh and have
excited much attention and favorable conf
ment among steamboat men. Previous I"
five years ago, many boats had been bullt here
hutabuut that time tho work WAS neglected,
the trade was Ciuried away and nobody PAID
any attention to bringing it back
THE prospects ior the coming season are
good We will probably build Nv" boats
L. 20 to Florida. and vii! furnish tue
marLiucrv iur Capt Berry new boat the
hull of which is building at Hammer.
What i needed in Wheeling is Il ship
ward. Capital should hc aroused to an IN
trrc>t in the matter. Ii Wheeling had Il
GOOD ship-vard here il would have more
work than it could do. This would he the
most profitable investment that could he
found fur capital, and ~ il would employ Il
large number of skilled w"rkmcn il would
be- of great advantage to the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
River News.

Water feet inches and stationary
The Hudson passed down Yesterday even
ing.
The niuynal went 10 Parkersburs ycStcr-
day.
The Emma Graham will arrive this after
noon.
The Katie Stockdac will pass down this
morning.
The J. G. Fisher passed down yesterday
morning.
The Welcome will leave i"r Matamoras
to-day at T. NJ.
The Courier will leave tor Petersburg
To-day ON her regular Time.
The Raven came mp I" Wheeling ycNter-
dav. and returned in the afternoon.
The Andes arrived Yesterday evening.
She will leave to-day ior tmcinnali.
The John l.. Rhodes left ON sunday night
for -. Iuui, after adding 10 her carg mails,
iron and glassware.
pIrrsrlEGu November 2S.-ltiycr . feet
g inches and falling. Weather clear ami
llrH,;nl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
THE cor RrS.
,ireni, cour,. Part one-Judsc Boyd.

This Court met ut o \. NJ yesterday amt
d.sDo,eI of the following business.
State ~. z. u. Carroll, indicted Tor ici"u-
or, assault Jury Tan ArUdt, Aug. Schuctk-
ner. Charles blanchard James Mctuily,
Wan. Carter, Zane Phillips, }. W. Bartoh.
n. l.. Mcjammun. G. ". Cunningham. t..
F. Baum. K. :. Irwin. T.. +. McMcchen
Jordan and Dovcuur for the state; Ewing
& Reilly Tor the defense.
The case oi the State -. Frank STANLEY.
indicted for burslariziug the house OF
kr-,.,a SirDp>pp N,g. ,,pllfrl