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be should be tried according to the laws Of

he should be tried according to the lsws Of
the State.
Mr.. Phillips said that there Il complain,
against Marvin at Richmond, Va, for this
offence, and that hewas fugitive from Jus
tlce.
Mr.. Hurlburt said the complaint alleges
that he uttered piece OF plper for The pur.
pose Of obtaining money, and he suggested
to Mr.. Phillips that the warrant did not so
state.
Mr.. Phillips stated that the warrant did
so allege.
Mr.. Hurlburt claimed that the warrant
bad been altered since the mans arrest, aud
that, too, since last night, as be made copy
OF the warrant at that lime.
This point being settled, Mr.. Hurlburt
claimed that the warrant was defective,
inasmuch as II was noe drawn according TO
the statute made and provided for such
cases. the complaint alleges that Marvin
did make, forge, and counterfeit a certain
draft, &C., when the word draft" I" does
not appear in the statute, but was inserted
by the person who drew up the warrant.
He claimed that the words "bill OF ex.
change" should have been used instead OF
" draft"
The Judge stated that II was not proper
10 make the plea, as the offence was not
committed in this State; and as to the word
draft" he thought IL covered the ground,
inasmuch as the allegation OF the charge
was fully set forth In the warrant.
Mr.. Hurburt held that the prisoner
should be dealt with just the same as
though the offence was committed in this
State.
Mr. Phillips asked for continuance to
give time for the requisition from the Gov
ernor of Virginia to reach Governor Long.
The Judge stated that under the circum-
stances he could not grant continuance
for that purpose, and stated that the coun-
sci could introduce evidence.
Mr.. Phillips stated that be was not ready
to proceed, as his witnesses were in Chicago.
aud asked for a continuance for the purpose
Of producing them.
The Judge consented 10 a continuance,
aud in consultation between counsel ~ TO
the length OF time, Mr.. HurIburt said he
wanted time enough to take out writ OF
hdbedS corpus. Counsel finally agreed on
Tuesday, August 23I, which date was fixed
by the court.
As to the amount OF biil, Mr.. Hurlburt
stated 1t made no difference 10 his client, as
the police had taken all his money and pro-
perty under trustee process, and one
amount was as good as another. Bail was
then placed al $4,000.
Marvin was unable to obtain bail, and he
was this afternoon taken by Deputy Allen
to Salem Jail for safe-keeping. He looked
rather discouraged as he took the train and
bade farewell to Lynn for a season.
Detective PinkertOn arrived in Lynn this
forenoon.
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DEATH 0sTHE RAIL --On Thursday night
the regular passenger train going West on
the Richmond aud Allegheny railroad ran
over and killed q negro when about I've
miles beyond Howsrdsville. Those on the
train. even to the engineer. were perfectly
ignorant OF the accident until they learned
Of it on their return trip yesterday.
The negro bad been very drunk about
HowardsyilIe ell Thursday, and II IL sup
posed that while in this condition be fell
asleep en- the track, and as the night vas
very dark, the train dashed over bin with
out his being observed, crushing him In
stantly to death.
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sInmoNs LIvER REGULATOR.
sJ'AKE-sINMoNs LIVER REGULATOR

The Symptoms Of Liver Complaint are a '4ster OF
bad taste 10 the mouth; Pain In the Back, Sides, OF
Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
Stomach; Joss OF Appetite; Bowels alternately
eotive aud lax; Headache; Loss OF Memory, with
panfal sensation of having failed 70 do something
which .Ought 70 have been doDe; Debility; Low
Spirits; thttk, yellow appearance or the skin ana
Eyes; . Dry Cough, often mistaken 6or Consump-
tDn.
Sometimes pany OF these symptoms attend the
disease. al others very few; but The Liver the
fst organ In the body Is generally the seat OF the
Gsease and II xot Regulated TN time great suffer-
iaG, ssetchedDess. and Death viii ensue.
As Az CNEAIIaNG SPECIFIC. TAKE SIMMONS
LINER RIsGULAToR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTION.-Bny no Powders or Prepared SIM
A0xs LIVER REGULATOR 0niess IN en-
graVed wszppel. lssb trademark. stamp and sigma
ture unbSassen. Nose other is genutbe.
J. ii. ZEILIN & C0s
Philadelphia, Pa
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ie 4-eodtAuso
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A YOUNG LAWYER CHARGED WITH FOR0R-
RY.-Some days ago, upon the return OF
Onweath's-AttOrney witt to the city.
his attention was called by one OF the gen.
tlemen whose name had been used 10 some
iOrgeres committed by Percy l.. CARING
ton, a young lawyer Of this city. Upon
his complaint Mr.. Witt began inquiries, and
is now about to institute proceedings
against Darlington, charging him with
forging a check purpOrtiDg to have been
drawn by George Z. Haw, and for passing
the same upOn Thomas j. Starke, and there
by Obtaining Twenty-Five dollars.
Since inquiries have been made other for.
geries have come to light. Among them ls
a check for S25, drawn on the State Bank,
payable to the order OF Percy l.. Carrngton,
attorney, and signed f. G.. Leigh d Co.,
ard endorsed by Leigh Il Lathrop aud
Percy l.. Darlington, attorney. 1t isl said
that Mr.. Darlington was indebted 10 party
in the city TO the amount OF Sl5, and gave
this cheek In payment and received $40 10
cash. Tbis check passed on Mr.. Fsrrsra,
who passed 1t to Mr.. Francis busch. who
deposited 1t 10 the FIRST National Bank.
The book keeper Ia the bank, as soon vs. be
saw the check, was satisfied that the sigma
ture OF LathrOp IL Leigh was forgery, and
before sending the check over 10 the State
Bank for collection took it TO Messra. Ls-
throp a. Leigh, who at once pronounced II
forgery.
Young Darlington left the city about two
weeks ago. He was last heard Of in North
Carolina.
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PERSONAL. Hoge stilI remains 10 (be
city, and We believe does net expeet q
leave during the summer.
Rev. John =. Edwards, ID. D.. formerly
OF this city. but now Of Petersburg, aftsf
spending several days here, left yesterday
evening for Lynchburg. he will return to
Petersburg 10 about ten days.
Captain p. w. Mckinney, OF Farmville,
the Conservative Democratic candidate for
Acknowledgement Colonel Randolph Har.
rison, OF Cumberland county, ex-Re9isfef
OF the Land Office. and J. B. Fickjen, Esq.,,
member OF the House OF Delegates from
buckingham county, were 10 the city yes.
terday.
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HENRICO TEACHERS following ore
the teachers licensed for :he HenricC
senOoIs:
Males: q. Pitt Perry, Ed. ID. Redd
Horace Buckner, l.. II. Paul, j. Il. WARM
ner, j. X. Fussell. e. A. Robinson, T. j.
Childrey, j. l.. Adams, J. w. GourdiDe
George Stephens, 4. X. Carter, George w.
Lewis, II. B. Hucless, q. T. Anderson, A,
L. Richardson, A. Z. Fleet, and William o.
Mosby.
Females Miss Alice Owens, Miss B. FL
Hill, Miss Belle Austin, Mrs. Schermerborni
Miss Mary A. Casey, Miss NJ. f. PeTcival,
Miss May Phillips, MISS Jennie Hammond,
Miss NJ. \. Wright, MISS V. E. Caulhorn,
Miss NJ. Broaddus, Miss NJ. Parr, Miss l..
B. Moncure, Miss Barbara Rcith, Mrs. w.
c. MOncure, Mrs. Betty Nj. GatewOOd, Mrs
l.. s. Page, Mrs. NJ K. Archer, Miss Grace
Richardson. Miss Sallie Whillle, Miss Fancy
Luckdo, Mrs. NJ. A. Whitle, Mrs. +. o.
Talley, and Mrs. l., T. MoseIey.
There are still other old teachers to hear
from.
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MARRIED MARVIN.
HISTORY OF THIS FAMOUS FoReKR
AND BETRAYER OF GOOD AND
TRUSTING WOMEN.

Taken Before the Lynn Court and Committed
In Default or Baii-Ths Account OF Him.
self which He Gave When He Got His
Marriage License Here-His History as
Related By Two New York Papers-Person-
al-How Marvin Answered the Letters OF
Inquiry About Himself-Fnterestins Cireum-
staness-Ths Latest from Lynn.
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tbs CATHOLIC SOCIETIES AND TBE YORK
TOWN CENTENNIAL The committee sp
pointed by the convention recently held az
Cathedral Hall to adopt plan and TO MAKE
arrangements for the proper observance OF
the approaching Yorktown Centennial ceie-
bration by the Catholic societies OF thl;
city. met Wednesday night at the rooms OF
the McGill Lyeeum. After fully consider
ing the question report was agreed upon
which will be submitted 10 the convention
at a meeting TO be held tomorrow evening
full attendance OF the members Is ex'
pected on that occasion.
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.

II THE FUNCTIONS OF THE LIVER are is any
way disordered, the whole body, and not only the
body, but the mind sympatbiIes with the distarbed
organ. Bilious complaints are more common than
any other disease; and to the bile, ss well
as TO regulate the liver, you only have 10 take SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR, which Win impArt new
life aud yigor 70 abe whole system. Buy only the
genuine, In white wrappers with red Y, prepared
only by J. VI. ZRILIS 4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

WHAr CONSTITUTES A DsLNERYs-R. =.
Blsnksnship. Esq, president OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce. has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen on the special committee OF
dered by resolution OF L. ID. Crershsw ct
the last meeting OF the Chamber Of Com
meree to consider what constitutes de.
livery: Lewis ID. Crenshaw, K. T. ID.
Myers, John b. Branch, Solomon Haas, and
Thomas Potts.
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PROPOSED PLAN
FOR HOLDING A ACONsERvATIvE.DEM
CRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.

Meeting OF the City Committee Last Night
Report from she Committee Appointed 70
Consider Primary-Election Plan-Ths
Meeting Not Full One the Report Re-
committed and the Committee Adjourned
10 Meet on Tuesday Night Next.
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RARnn xoN HuMpoLpr,

10 his travels and explorations in South Americs,
became seeply interested In the wonderful proper
ties Of the Coca pjsnt- Consumption and asthma,
he saYs, are unknown among The natives who Use V
aud It Is furthermore conducive 10 longevity. The
Coca forms one OF the ingredients Of the Lieoig
Comusuy'. celebrated COCA BKKF TosIc. alt
conducive 10 health and longevity LIS use Ia yery
beneficial. Examples OF longevity are numerous
among the Indians, who from boyhood np have
used IT, Cases are not unfrequent OF indisss AZ
saiAiDg the great age Of one hundred and thirty
years," says Professor J J. VAN TsHUDi, Travels
in Peru along The Andes etc). BE sure 70 ee' LIZ
BIG ConPANYs COCA BxRY Tosic, A there afs
worthless counterfes. IL Is invaluable In dytpep-
sa liver complaints, etc. Imi ators will be proee-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

POLICE COURT.-The following eases were
disposed Of yesterday:
MahaIs Wormley (eol0red, assault and
battery, was discharged on payment OF
costs.
Martha Clarke, assauiting and abusing
Martha Melton. Discharged.
Fred. Gentry, charged with entering TIE
house OF DR.. w. g. Wisener and stealing "a
IN currency and a box Of cigars. Gentry
was also charged with stealing one tape-iiDe
from the coat.pocket Of John Winburn.
He was declared not guilty 10 the hrst case.
The second case was continued till 10 day.
Lewis Cowens alias wilkins alias Ed
mond Branch (eoloredh charged with being
a thief and yagrant. The evidence showed
that the accused was 9 three-card monte
man. He was committed 10 Jail Tor SIX
months in default OF surety.
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Innings
al III =

YORKTOWN on PAPER.-We have received
a copy Of the handsome lithograph by A.
Hoen Il Co, OF Mr.. Edward Everett Win
chelPs drawing OF Yorktown as IL will look
during the Centennial. The picture go bs
40 inche,) presents an inspiring scene OF
ships loaded with human freigh, and crowd
ing the harbor, the grand army in line
marching through the trium phal arch, and
all that life and animation which the imagt-
nation could depict OF the approaehiog
celebration. II is creditable werk, and
will be distributed throughout the United
States to fire the American heart.
The certificate Of stock OF the Association
will be placed on exhibition TO DAY at
Messrs. Jonn II. Tyler IL Co.'S. II Is a Zoe
piece Of work, and was designed by Mr.
Wincbell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

BAsG.BALL.-The game yesterday after
noon between the Peabody Club, OF Bslti-
more, and the Richmond Clab was one CT
the finest exhibitions Of Oall.playing ever
witnessed in this city. Ten innings were
played, and the interest manifested by the
large audience present inspired the players
to do their best. The game was finally de-
cided in fayer OF the Peabody Club.
Score-Peabody, 9; Richmond, 4. These
clubs play their dUal game this morning,
each club having won a game. A close
contest may be expected. The game will be
called at 10 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

EXCURSION BIT PAwsEH TRIBE ov RsD
MsE.-Pawuee Tribe OF Red Men announce
that their last excursion for this season will
be given TO Mount Pleasant, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, next Monday. The
committee promise q pleasant time TO oil
who attend. Dancing, boatiug, and dshing
sre some OF the attractions offered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

HAGAE's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FBEsu AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
saired by nature or Otherwise, 1t makes the sxrs
rURB, soFr and LIKE THAT Of YoUrH.
Il ls not emily ELEGASTLy PEBrUnRD, but = u
in every way most perfect wash and srLssDs
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detecsed,
aud is harmless as water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

WHY HAS A WHITE RosH ON A eoLDsH Lynn
been sdoptsa ss . trademark BY J. a T. ArKH-
soEs Because their Toilet Preparations have b.
come 80 popular ,Aat they are extensively soastw-
fad1ad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

LUsus NArUR2.-Dr. r. a. Frayssr, who
lives on the Broad.street road, 10 Henrico
county, sent Us on yesterday twin cante,
loupes. They were sweet, IaIRe, sno
healthy, and were Joined together py nEs-
ment Of melon, which united them ~ re-
markablt manner.
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.Rouau OK RATs.n

The thing desired fcsnd at last. Ask druggsts for
Rough on Rats. II clears out rats, mice, reaches
dies, bed-bugs. 15c. boxes.
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THR WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 10;
A. M, rs; noon, 81; Z. M, So; 6P.
N., IS; midnight, Go.
Mean temperature, 70.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
ole Atlantic States, fair weather, variable
winds, mostly north, stationary or higher
temperature and barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

HoToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsr-PRKziuM
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLABET at 81 par gziioa st
CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-eiegast summer
wines-cheap. at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20
rror OTHER "LocAL" srn FOURTH rAos.l

PARENTS, do not use vile drugs or no5trums In
your families, but use pure Hor BIrrERs.
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OF INITIATION
PERRY DAVIS PAuN.KILLER.
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

At this season various diseases OF the bowels are
prevalent AND MANY LIvBs ARE LOST through
lack Of knowledge of a safe and sure remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20
LILY BELLE CIGAR, &c.

"LIEBIo CoMPANY's ARNIcATED fxrRAcf
OF WITCH HAZEL consider superior 10 any
Witch Hazel in the market"
H. r. STOUT, NJ. n,
Jacksonville, Fis.
Cures Piles, Sal,-Rheum, Painful Monihlies. sHd
Weak Eyes sold in ffty cents and dollar sises.
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&c. snly for a PICNIC CIGAR.

How MANY TIMES HAS A LONG SIEGE or ILL.,
EEss been sverted by Timely resort to mat su-
perior ateraiiye ans corrosive, TARRAs1's SELr-
zER APERIEST, without. which no household 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done att
DISPATCH PRIsTISG-HoUsY. Good work, lo~
prices and satisfaction giarsnteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

WOODS RoE-HERRiSGs, picked ~ Thompson.
for sale By W. ID. BLAis A 20. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20
IRON HIrrERS.
DRowN's IRON BITTERs

ID ,.s,.a
lcommended for
lall diseases re-
rRON BITTRRSi quiung . cer-IfRON BITTERS
tiain and efh-
icient TONIC. es-
,rrus Tonic. ipeeisuy DYs- Cure Dyspepsia.
lPEPsIA. iNDI
lGESTioS, IN.
7 RNITrBNr
FRYER. LOsS
y STRENGTH
WANT oFAPPE-
,soy RIrrERs ENERGY, etc. IRON BITTERs
'NN Enriches tn G
blood. strength
Oomplese lens the mnscles, For Delicate
land gives new
nife TO the
s.rsn4,hener. nerves. THEY Females.
ACT LIKEA
lCHARR or the
digestive or
gans, removing
all dyspeptic
lsymptpoms.
THY THEM.
IRAN BITTERSl lSald bY ali drug IRON BITTERS
gists.
Write for the
snra Appetjter. 4 q Book A Sure Reviver.
SENT FREE. !
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"Oid Dominion" Mon'rose.n B-Selec'."" Al
leghany,r aud other brands OF pure WHISKY, we'll
aged. w. -. BLAIR s. co.
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Fresh invoice Of KEY.wEsr CIgAss Just arr
rived. W. ID. BLAIR q Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20
PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KLLER
IsA SURE CURE FOR

DIARRHGA. DYsENTERY, SUMMER CON-
PLANT, CHOLERA, CHOLERA-
MORBUS, nTC..
AND IS PERFECTLY SAFE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

See that all IRON BITTERS are manufactured by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have cross.
ID red lines on the wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
An l6-eodly Baltimore, Md.
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PIC-YIo CIGARS, sc.
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A BEAUTIFUL TALKER.

The New York Times in It's account
says: He Ia about fiftY-stVen years old.
about FIVE feet nine inches in height, and
weighs about one hundred and fifty pounds.
His head, which is well formed, Is covered
with growth OF white hair, rather thin at
the crown, and he wears white moustache
and long side wbiskers. His complexion is
florid, his eyes are Of dark-buish gray.
and he has deep-set lines in his checks. He
wears a Prince.Albert coat kept closely but
toned, always wears black or blue-blsck
clothing, and has diStinguE, semi-military
air. Added to this he is what is sometimes
called ga beautiful talker," and has un-
bounded nerve and enpTeSSement.
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mo r. LAUGHToN, JR., l2 ~. four mich
cows hOrxs aud draw. top-bgRky, ana three sefe
OF harness. st the residence OF George ;. Nsshocs
on the Grove road.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ. ho7ses new apd
second-hsnd buggies, phae;oas, i0p-WskHns,
carts, Sc.
JOHN #. JONES, Is NJ. at Henrico county couris
house. will rent farm al aue;ion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

II OFFER MY SERVICES TO THOSE
j. OF The PUBLIC WHO Wish NALkS nur'
hooa esn aise epiire sausfsc Ion. orfesS Hft y
Eo fSla PrAnkisn ss<N VIII be pfopzozi1 st'1H -
tn Bess ef rsfsrsnces elveE- - 1e-S~
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T,oR SALE. YOUNG HORSE i've Or,
IN tears Old. sold for no fault. Al Amer fcx2
ics stable can be teen ansil O'CLOCK this sffin9ons
an 2O-1ts 5.cs ChhteLlAc.
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AUCTION SALES This DAY.

So On all sales OF neal Estate made berweea ths
Let OF January and last OF Juae the taxes for The
present rear have 20 be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the lst OF July and fnt o.
the year the taxes have % be paid by tbs seller.
This custom was adopted about bftren years So
by an The real estate aeeuts iB Richmond, aud sps
plies 10 Richmond and yiciBiiy.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30
"HOT WHEAT"
Great Excitement on 'Change I'm
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 29. There was great
excitement on Change TO day ever the
cry of "hot wheat" raised by the shorts.
1t was, however, found to contain more
than most of the rumors started on
Change to affect prices. The Committee
of Appeals of the Board OF Trade and
special committee at once set about
examining the city elevator where
the reported grain was said TO be. 1t
Was grain owned by the Cincinnati
CLIQUE. They examined twenty-eight
bins and found one Of them. containing
5000 bushels, out OF condition. 1t
was cleared forthwith and the
wheat was taken to the
mills. The committee reported
their finding to the president OF the
board, who, for some unknown reason,
withheld the report The investigation
will proceed tomorrow and continue
until the entire amount Of wheat in store
here, S,SOO,OO0 bushels, Is examined.
The elevators acknowledge that they
are q little anxious about the large
amount on hand, especially as some Is
old grain, having been in store over
wear and beca use the season has been
particularly unfavorable they have late
iy been handling it and blowing it over
for the purpose Of avoiding any damage
to it by heating.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30
CRIMESAND CASUALTIES
A CHAPTER or MISDEeDS AND MIS-
HAPS IN THIS SINFUL WORLD
During the Past Twenb.four Hours-oid
Feuds Wiped Out With BIood-fatal
Torpedo Explosion at Newport
fatal Results ofSeyeral
Railway Accidents.
OTHER DoINGs OF THE WICKED ONES.
TORPEDO EXPLOSION.
Two Naval oticers at Newport Blown to
Atoms.

Two Naval Officers at Newport Blown to
Atoms.
NEWPORT, R. l., August 29.-About
two o'clock this afternoon Lieut.. b.
Long Edes, OF Washington, and Lieut..
Lyman 6. Spaulding, OF Portsmouth,
N. H, were planting mines for harbor
defence in connection with the annual
which take place before the
examination board. There is what is
known as the "circuit Closes" and
when the buoys of these are struck an
explosion OF torpedo takes place. The
buoys were accordingly struck and Edes
and Spaulding were blown into atoms.
Their remains were sent at least thirty
feet in the air. The report OF the ex-
plosion was heard in town. The bodies
have been taken out of the water and
removed to the torpedo station. Edes'
wife has been notified and Spaulding
was unmarried. His father at Ports
mouth has been informed OF his death.
The event cast gloom over the place.
Admiral Porter is by the side OF the dead
officers.