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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-21
PITTSBURGH PULLERs.

The Altmeyer. o. 'Aaulon Match Decided
-Altmeyer Wins In 23:lO.
PIrTsBURaH, June 2J.-The chief local
event OF interest to sporting men on
Saturday was the sculling match be-
tween George Altmeyer and William
O'Hanlon, on the MckeespOrt course.
Both men have considerable local repu-
ta,ion az boat pullers. Last year they
met in three mile pull, and O'Hanlon
came out victorious. The race Saturday
afternoon was for 800 side, best-and-
best boats, mile and half and return.
The weather aud water were favorable
for the sport, and Dig crowd assembled
along the shores. Altmeyer's friends
offered to back their man freely,
but would give no odds. At 6:52 p.
NJ. the men came up, O'Hanlon,
having won the toss, taking the
right shore. A good start was made
and the shells shot forward, Altmeyer
pushing to the front and taking the
lead after few short, quick strokes.
Altmeyer turned the buoy in ten min
utes half length ahead. He held this
lead all through the race, with O'Han-
Ion struggling hard to regain his lost
ground, but without avail. Altmeyer
crossed the line i'm % minutes and 10
seconds, O'Hanlon coming in four sec.
onds later. The winner looked as fresh
rs daisy while O'Hanlon showed sign
of fatigue. The slow time made in this
race may be accounted for from the fact
that in fixing the stakeboats for the turn
they had been placed 500 feet below the
proper spot for three mile race, max
ing the distance three miles and six hun-
dred feet The loser of the race claims
he was not in condition and will tackle
Altmeyer again.
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LORD ROSCOE.
The Much Abused Senator Sum-
ming Up the Evidence In the
Bribery Case-The Ballot.

New York, June 20.-General Grant
and ex.Senators Conkling and Piatt lett
their hotel at 10 O'Clock this morning
and proceeded down town on business.
Conkling's friends said his presence
would not be required in Albany for the
present and he will thus be afforded an
opportunity OF attending to some legal
business in the city in which he has been
retained. Grants departure was un-
noticed and he appeared desirous ID
escape observation. Two stalwarts
called on Conkling before he left the
hotel and it was decided that as the bal
loting today at the Capital would be
a mere formality the usual delegation
might postpone their trip thither
ill to morrow evening. Conkling has
utilized his leisure OF the past three
days in completing the evidence furn-
ished him in connection with the brib'
cry investigation. 1t was remarked by
all who called to see CoDkling, that not
since the commencement Of the Sena-
torial contest has he appeared 80 cheer
ful. Contrary TO his usual custom, he
passed through the halls and corridors
OF the hotel. mingled freely with the
guests and entertained visitors without
any ceremony. The general impression
was that but for the bribery revelations
this would be the last week OF the SEES
sion, as an adjournment will soon be-
come desirable to all factions.
Wheelsr's Opinion.
Nsw York. June ~ The Posts Al
bany special says: Vice President
Wheeler remarked to-day that the only
way out OF the present difficulty is to
elect as one Senator any man that Conk-
ling might name.
The Half Breeds Outwitted.
New York, June 2O.-A dispatch
from Albany says that after the first
Platt ballot, Senator Bramer moved to
adjourn. On this the ayes and noes were
called. The CJnkling men and
Hamilton aud X. NJ. Tuttle voting
with the Democrats carried the
motion by 5S to Al. A hasty canvass
between the Platt ballot and the an.
nonncement OF the vote on the adjourn.
ment showed that il another ballot had
been taken, five votes would have been
gained for Depew. and that third ballot
probably would have elected him.
The Grand Jurys Q Attention Called.
ALBANY, June 20.-Jude Van Ale
tyne. in charging the grand jury, called
attention to the recent charges OF legls-
lative bribery.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Strike Of Employees Of the Ohio
Iron Company at GAINESVILLE.

Z.yKsvILLE, o.. June 20.-Ed. Rogers,
of Wheeling, Vice President Of the Sec
ond District Of the Amalgama,ed Iron
and Steel Workers, was in the city yes.
terday in conference with the employees
OF the Ohio Iron Company, who are
now on strike. President Jarrett was
expected but did no. put in an appear.
ance. Rogers called on Fred Cassell, OF
the Ohio Iron Comp NJ, and 'ught 10
have him sign the scale and at once set-
tie the difficulty. Cassell informed him
very empha;ically that he would do no
such thing, and that the company In.
[ nded 10 run their own business, and
tuat the only way the Union could die
tate its management was to purchase
majority OF the stock. =,
Col. Churchhill, Superintendent of
the company, said they had no settle
ment or com promise TO make with the
strikers. that they had paid them OIL,
and that their business relations we're
forever at an end. The Colonel says
that no Union men shall ever work un.
der that roof 80 long AZ he has control
OF the mill. He says they will pay the
highest prices paid anywhere, but will
not tolerate the existence OF Union or
combination OF men VINO seek 10 take
business out OF the hands OF these who
are responsible for it's management.
The Colonel thinks the mill will start
up in ten days or two weeks with non
Union men, but il he has to depend on
Union men for labor, he will nail up the
mill eternally and forever.
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PLEASANT PASTIMES.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN Iht
SPORTING WORLD.
Altmeyer Wins the scuing Match at Pitts
burgh-Soule Negotiating for Another
Regatia-The Contest for the
Ashley Belt Begun-Csli-
fornia Shootists.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY LIST FILLED.
THE sPRUCEs.

A Big Aquatic Event. in Which Hanlan,
Hosmer aud Tricket Win Participate.
NKw YoRK, June 20.-It is suthorita-
lively announced that Hanlsn, Hosmer
and Trickett have consented to row in a
general regatta, time aud place to be
hereafter ,ettled, for the Hop Bitters
prize of s., ,OOO-6rst prize 81 500, second
$500, third $500, fonrth 500. Courtney,
Ross, Riley and Smith have been invited
to row. The regatta will probably take
place some time in July or August, and
at or near Rochester. The following is
Trickett's letter in reply to the invita-
ton:
SARATOGA LAKE, June 10, 1891.
Mr.. A. T S0Tie:
DEAR SIR-Your kind note OF the 18th
10 hand this evening. wish to return
my sincere thanks for your liberal and
kind consideration, also your kind wish,
es. | will be very much pleased indeed
TO take part in any regatta for any prizes
YOU think fit to offer after the middle OF
next month. would also be pleased
10 row a match with Courtney, only
lost all my money in England and /
have no money 10 put up ior stakes at
present. Once more thanking you Tor
your kindness, remain,
Yours truly, r. TRIcKErT.
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BONDS FOR CoNTINUAHcE.

A Circular Issued By the Treasury De.
partment-Time Extended to July
First
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The following
circular in regard 10 the continuance OF
United States registered bonds Of the 5
per cent. funded loan has Just been
issued by the Treasury Department:
WASHINGTON, June 20.
In the provisions OF Circular No. SO,
dated May IL, 1881, for the continuance
OF United States registered bonds OF the
5 per cent funded loan OF 1881, the limit
OF such bonds to be continued was fixed
at $3.50, ,0O0, 900, the bonds to be accepted
in the order Of their receipt at this de.
partment. The limit was reached on
the 23d OF May, the bonds presented
being some ~ hat in excess OF the amount
fixed, while many persons who had no.
titled the department on or before that
ca.e OF their intention to present their
bonds for continuance, and had pro.
ceeded in good faith to carry out their
purpose, we're unable for various rea.
sons to surrender their bonds be.
fore the limit VAS reached. Ii is
the desire Of the department To extend
to all, so far ~ practicable, equal oppor-
iunity to continue their bonds, and to
that end notice is hereby given that
United States registered bonds Of the
five per cent. funded loan Of 1881, re
specting which the department was no
titled on or before the 23d Of May, and
which, through no fault or negligence OF
the owners failed 10 reach the depart
ment before the limit was reached, will
be accepted for continuance, il trans
mitted TO this office ON or before the Let
OF July next.
[Sigo' WILL'Ad WINDOW,
.Scrridfu,
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sAw-DUsT FOUNDERS.
Contest for the Atley Belt at Londol

Contest for the Atley Belt at London.
LONDON, June 20.-At one O'Clock
this morning Rowell and Weston started
on their six days tramp for the cham
pon ship OF the world, amid great ap'
plau ,e. Captain Ast,ey, brother OF Sir
John Ashley, sent the men off Hart,
OIL ,sry and many Americans were
present. Rowell Immediately com
menced to run, Weston walking. The
score at 2:30 A. NJ. stood: Rowell IL
miles, Weston l09 miles.
LONDON, June 20.-At IL O'Clock this
morning Rowell scored 70 miles and
Weston 40. Weston had been sick and
was of the track two hours. At two
O'Clock this afternoon the score stood:
Rowell SO, Weston So. Weston had
been suffering from bad attack OF diar.
rhel. Rowell rested one half hour.
Both are now going well.
LONDON, June 20.-At six O'Clock this
evening both pedestrians are going well.
Rowell scores ll3 and Weston 6S miles.
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sNo saies. fO6ered.
PRODUCE.
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NV YoRK, June 20.-Cotton-Dull
and easier at II l.lGC9II 5.l6c; futures
steady. Flour-steady; receipts 1900
barrels; exports 5000 barrels; superhne
Western and State 81 00si 75; common
TO good extra 81 70(s5 90; good 10 choice
S l0,G6 75; white wheat extra - 2jI9
9 Is; extra Ohio 81 15ls6 75: ~. Lon
- 75tS8 75; Minnesota patent prooe =
So 25Cgs 90. Wheat-ttatc better; r.
ceipts 33I 900 bushels; exports 1851
bushels; ungraded spring 81 07Csl Ia
No. 2 spring 81 2li9l 2l,; uDgIs III
red 81 lO9l 26i: No. 3 do 81 22Idsl q.
No. 2 red 81 26,G9l q; csnal 81 "a fr
1 27i; railroad No. 2 red 81 81 bh.
mixed winter 81 22Gal 23i; ungra lei
white 81 l0lsl 2ii; No 2sl 22I; n, 1
do. sales 1900 bushels, at ! $40
I 25i; No. red. seller June, sII--
~ 90 bushels, at 81 26tDsl 26t; seller
July, sales 32s, 900 bushels, at 81 2b.S
] 26i; seller August, saIes 3GO,OJ at
81 2iiEel 25i: seller September. 'aiss
264 900, bushels st 81 2ittSl 2j!. Corn
Active bot lower; receipts $1,000
bushels; exports l0i 200 bushels. un.
graded 5i(SLj7c; steamer 54la,jjc; M
sound s5iIe50c; No. 2, SIs,St.; No.
| 2 white 60c; No. 2 seller June 55t se6.c:
seller July 5es5sle; seller Augu', GiG5
56ic. Oats-Hesvy and IG2c lower;
receipts 3I7y 900 bushels; western miIej
4oIa aiO1c; white western 42sf7c. Hay
Dull st 5Vs6Oc. Hops-Quiet and
steady. Cofee-Firm. sugsr-Quis,
and 6rm: fair 10 good refining 7i(ssc.
No.asses-Quiet and unchanged. kae
-Steady Petroleu n-Quist and firm;
United site; crude 6lG7ic; refine.i sic.
TaIIow-At 6;3s.c. Ro,in-sirong n
e 06s2 01l. Tnrpentine-Higher at q
645tc. Egu-firm q. IsSlsIc. PORK
Quiet and firm: old mess tie 30; nsx
mes Sl7 O0Sl7 25. Beef-Firm; city
extra India mess tz4 90. Cot Meats
Quiet and 6rm; long clear stc: short
clear Ole. LArd-firm; prime sseam
I'll %. Butter-Quiet and hrm ~ 100
&c. Cbsese-Quiet and firm si ef19ic.
Il
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HOOK OF EARTHQUAKE At OTTAWA.
EN0LAN d.
Payment of Telegraph Operators

Payment of Telegraph Operators.
LONDON, June 20.-In its reply to the
ostmaster Generals report, proposing
l improvement in the pay OF tele-
sph operators, the Treasury further
stes that it entirely agrees with Faw-
1T in the opinion that the great body
telegraph operators are simply mis-.
led in being encouraged to contend, be.
cause the telegraph act Of 1858 has de-
clared that such Of them as were trans
ferred from service telegraph companies
to that OF the Postmaster Generals,
should be deemed to be, to all intents
and purposes, officers and clerks in the
permanent civil service Of the Crown.
They should be entitled to some privi-
.eges, and therefore they become enti.
tied to be paid in conformity with the
special scale, rather than with any other
OF the numerous scales paid to thou
sands OF persons who, like telegraph
srs, are in permanent civil service.
The Land League Thought to be Broken.
LONDON, June 20.-A Dublin cores
pondent says that the fact is evident
that the Land League has received
series of heavy blows which are telling
upon it, and more tractable and toler-
ant spirit is showing itself, as the power
OF the local despots is broken. The
strike against the payment OF all rent is
checked, the leaders repndiating any in
tention of adopting such policy.
American Newspapers lnoiting Outrsges
in England.
LONDON, June 20.-ln the House OF
Commons to-day Gladstone, in replying
to question Of Stanhope tConserva.
tive). Of which notice on the 10th inst,
in regard to American organizations for
committing outrages in England, said he
was not aware what grounds Star
hope had for speaking OF the prepara.
ton in America for outrages in England.
There were, he said, indictments 10 out
RACES in newspapers. &c, and viewing
the nature OF these indictments the gov
ernment thought it right to bring the facts
to the knowledge Of the government ol
the United States.
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PRUSSIA.
Resignation Of Count Won stolberg.

Resignation Of Count Won Stolberg.
BERLIN, June 20-The Emperor has
accepted the resignation OF Count Won
Stolberg Wernigerod as Vice Presi-
dent OF the Ministry OF State, and pre-
sentsd him with high order in consider
alton OF his services. 1t is stated resigna.
ton was due private considerations and
not connected with the appointment OF
Baron Won Baetticher as Bismarck : sub.
stitute. The Office OF Vice President Of
the Ministry OF State will remain untitled
for the present.
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The Newspaper Of the Future.
STEUBENVlLLE.
The AbscOnding Sewing Ma
chine Agent Arrested.

Special Dispatch to the Register,
SrEUBENvILLE, June 20.
Chief OF Police Cahil Yesterday re-
ceived dispatch from the Chief OF PO.
lice at Indianapolis, stating that j. W.
Allison, who recently stole 500 from
Mr.. Morrison, the Singer agent in this
city, had been captured there. Chief
Cshill at once telegraphed to hold him,
and ne would procure requis.t on and
come for him, but the authorities there
telegraphed him to come on without 1t
At 80 O'Clock this morning y. A.
Worthington, his deputy, started for In
dianspolis, and will probably return
Wednesday.
Drowning OF a School Boy.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
STEuBENvILLE, June 20.
To-day was set apart as gala day for
the scholars OF Miss Moore and Miss
Cox, and accordingly arrangements
arrangements were made for picnic at
Fairy Glenn, opposite this place. The
ferry boat was to take the children
over the river at $40 O'Clock this
morning, but some OF the boys, wanting
to he ahead OF the rest, went over
an hour before the time. and when
the two teachers arrived at the Jerry
they were Mortified by the intelligence
that Lee Callighan, one OF Miss Cox's
scolars hal been drowned while in
swimming. After the boys ha: crossed
on the Terry to the other siie they pre-.
pared to take a bath. They were all
small and could not swim and the pilot
OF the ferry cautioned them 10 keep
away from the water, but they paid no
attention. In company with two or
three other boys, Lse went up
to two large rocks which lie
just opposite the whari.boat and
there went in. TIE water there is
some twelve or fifteen feet deep. Here
he went in, and before assistance could
be rendered he had gotten out into the
stream and shortly disappeared. Lee
was about twelve years old. son OF F.
n. Callighan. of North Front street,
and was a reckless, daring boy for one
so young. His mother is qui,e ill, and
the shock will be terrible to her. No
blame is attached to any one, as every
precsutiou had been taken TO prevent
accidents of any kind.
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WASHINGTON.
virsinis Republican Convention.

WAsHNaroS. June 20.-The Repub-
lican State Central Committee OF Vir-
ginia meets in Richmond tomorrow, TO
consider the question of calling . State
Convention. Wickham and the straight
outs claim to have 10 out Of 81 mem-
bers sure, and probably more than that
number OF Republicans who favor co.
alition have been working for several
days to offset the effect Of the Presi-
dents interview with the Wickham del.
egation trying to get prominent Rspub-
licyns to write letters endorsing coali.
ton, to be read at the meeting OF the
committee. Several members Of the
Cabinet have been invited to declare
themselves for coalition, but thev have
declined. Some letters and kilograms
from leading Republicans OF the coun-
try will. it is said, be laid before the
committee advising coalition.
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Desperate Jailed - Murderer
Acquitted.

CHARLESTON. June 20.-Jake Carr. an
ex convict and noted thief, was run IN
by Detective Barnett yesterday. He
has been fugitive from justice for sew
eral years. and is wanted both by the
United States and State suthorities- He
is the most daring desparado in this sec
ton. He is now in Jail here, awaiting
trial Monday.
Robert Wolf, who killed A. NJ. Cart
last February, was acquitted Saturday
in Judge Guthrie's Court on the ground
OF self-defense. Cart had seduced his
daughter and also threatened him,
when Wolf got the drop on him.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDIES.
Throat Cut from Far to Far
Shot Five Times.

MrxpHp. June D.-The ApproTs
senstobis. Mississippi. special ssys John
A. Day. City Marshal Of stsshorn vii.
I,re. twelve miles vest Of Senstobia.
had his throat GU, from ear 10 ear by bis
son.in Law, . young man named Aay'
Geld. The murderer escaped. The dit.
ficuity originated about the ovnershiP
OF q saddle.
This morning. near LooIshoms, Mis-
sissippi, q Young man named Tsyiof
Ward shot aad mortally wounded Wm.
Rogers. No particulars - 70 The cause
of the shooting are received: kogcr
Vas shot Eve times and will die.
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severe Storm nj Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, June 9.-The
heaviest rain and wind storm OF the
wear visited this city this afternoon, ac-
companied by thunder and lightning.
The record showed the rain fall 10 be
| l0.lOO inches in ten minutes, and the
total fall was more than wo inches during
the storm which continued about . hall
hour. The velocity OF the wind was
thirty miles, and the Temperatures tell
from 81 TO 6s degrees in one hour.
The sewers OF the city in many places
burst and the streets were torn up. NO
person Was injured.
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EVEN OUT.
A Woman I'm jackson County,
Tenn, Gives Birth to Seven
Children.

LOUISVILLE, June 20.-The CORES.
pondent OF the Courier Jour
nal ,eIegraphs that paper from
Nashville that a woman IN
Jackson county, that State, had
given birth to seven children
at one time. The physician in attend
auce, after the first child was born.
took his leave, but hardly had he
reached bis horse at the gate be.
fore he was recalled. The perform.
ance Was repeated seven times,
and each tune a child weighing
from four to five pounds WAS born. The
medical fraternity is dumb ionnded.
The mother aLd all the children are do
ing well.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Fairly active snd

RAILROAD BoSDs-Fairly active and
irregular.
SroCks-The market opened irregu.
lar, but speculation soon became weak
and prices declined TO I per cent, the
latter New York Elevated; th. Metro.
politan, Manhattan, Western Union.
Delaware and Western, c. G. & /. C..
and Union Pacific were also in the
downward movement. Toward midday
the market assumed q firmer tone and
under steady purchases the entire list
moved upward and continued 10 al
vance with an occasional slight reaction,
until after the second board, when til.
advance from the lowest point OF the
morning ranged 10 2. per cent, the
latter in Western Unien, which wss IN.
vorably affected by Judge Truax's drl.
sion t,ismissing the complaint in ih.
suit OF Williams against the CON.
pany. In inal dealings there
were free sales Of leading
shares and the market closed ai dr
cline of | 10 y per cent from the high
est point Of the day, T., ID. Il r. anl
Western leading. From the COMMERCIAL
Buiiriin, We learn that trunk line shatr,
are weak on a renewal Of rumofs about
the trunk line railroad war. and these
rumors are not discouraged by the Van
derbilt coterie OF spectators. who seem
anxious for a stock decline, presumably
30 they may buy Lake Shore. A diyi.
dend OF per cent. quarterly will prob
ably be declared on Friday, although II
was rumored to-day, this is TO be re-
duced. Ii is possible the Michigan Cen.
trail dividend will be redxccd or omit.
ted, and likely none will be paid OH Can
ada Southern, while trunk line shares
were weak. Telegraph stocks at times,
were strong, but they too closed below
the highest prices Of the day. Ii Was
evident a great deal OF stock was held
for Judge Truax's decision in lavor oI
Western CEion, and A. soon rs Il came
the sales OF stock began.
The transactons aggregated 22j,OD
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern $500, Central Pacific 5000.
c., q. 81. &. 5000, Delaware. Lacka.
wanna and Western 2i,0O0, Delaware
aud Hudson 1000, Denver aud RIO
Grande 1900, Erie 5000, Hannibal
and ST. Joseph 1000. Kansas and Texas
1900, Lake Shore % 1000, Louisville ani
Nashville I 400. Lake Erie and Western
1000, Michigan Central 5000. Missouri
Pacific $500, Northwestern 1900, New
Jersey Central $500. New York Central
1900, Northern Pacific 5000. Ohio and
Mississippi 1900, Ontario and Western
1000, Ohio Central 5000. Pacific Mail
1900, Peoria, Decatur and Evansville
1000, Reading 800, ~. Paul 400. ST
Paul and Omaha 800, Texas Pacific
$500, Union Pacific 900. Wabash Pa.
ciAc 5000, Western Union $4,000, To.
Iedo, Delaware and Burlington 3.OO',
and Houston and Texas . 400,
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MORNING, JUNE 21. 1881

tween Connolly and Weyman, on the
lower Monongahels course Saturday,
was won by the former.
Mr.. Bonntr thinks that by next Aug
ust he can 60 Rarus and Edwin Forrest
into condition to beat the fast time made
by Mr.. Vsnderbii.'s famous team few
days since.
DR.. Carver, the famous rifle shot, now
in England, was challenged by marks.
man called De Jongh, who was said to
be Boer from the Transvaal, and a
yreat shot. They shot several matches
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AUSTRIA.
Threatened Insurrcctior

vienna, June 20.-A serious insur-
rection is said to be threatened among
the tribes on the Bocche Di Csttaro in
consequence Of Austria, contrary to
promises, attempting to enforce the
copscription for the l.andwehr. Resist
ance is encouraged by numerous return
ed emigrsnts from America.
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rb. Western Union Telegraph Trouble.

Nrw YeRK, June 2o.-ln the suit OF
Vim. s. Williams vs.. The Western
Union Telegraph Company aud others.
Judge. .Truer rendered decision disniis'
sing the complaint on is merits. In
the action brought TO restrain the issue
~ sI5 600 600 increase Of the capital
stock OF the Western Union Company,
a decision in q similar suit, brought by
x Hatch. is also expectsd.