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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-29
FATAL FRIDAY.
The USUAL LIST OF UNFORTUNATE
HAPPENINGS.
Explosion of the Bengal Tiger-Two Muir
derers Hanged-SmaII Pox in New
YOrk-Many Foreign Vexatons
Murders, Suicides, Fires,
Heavy Storms, Etc.
A REVIEW OF YESTERDAYS EVENTS.
PARKERsBURG POINTS.

A Murderer Bound Over to Court-Man-
ufacturing Notes -Camden's Arrival.
COrespOndenceof the Register
PARKERsBURG, January 27.
John Lapsly, who is charged with kill
ing his brother on the 10Th inst. was
taken before Justice Leonard to-day for
hearing but waived examination until
the meeting Of the next term OF Circuit
Court, which convenes on the first Mon
day in February. The prisoner was
represented by George w. Neaie, Esq.
Lapsly is a smooth-faced boy, apparent
ly about is years old. His face wears a
malicious, Indifferent and don't.care
sort OF an expression, and unless his ca.
reer is cut short now he will most likely
prove a reckless, desperate criminal.
He spends his time in Jail in singing
and dancing when permitted to do so.
If One-half OF the rumOrs ati0at can be
substantated, other members Of the
family will be implicated in the murder
and the facts established thereby, may
show that, as usual, there is woman at
the bottom OF the affair. and some rich
developments may be looked for before
the case is ended.
At last, Parkersbug promises to take
one step towards becoming manulac.
turing city. The erection OF paper
mill has already commenced, and the
fact that the enterprise is backed by
such men as SenatOr-elect Camden,
Col. w. p. Thompson and Hon. w. n.
Chancellor, is an assurance that
the new enterprise will prove a
success. Early in the spring
a foundry for manufacturing
stoves, and also heavy castings OF all
kinds will be built. This enterprise will
be under the management of Henry
Jackson, Geo. Thompson, Frank Rex
and other well known and competent
business men, all citizens of Parkers.
burg. We learn that Mr.. Wells, recent
ly foreman in one of Ianesville's large
foundries, will be the superintendent,
"Our SENATOR" }. n. Camden, arrived
home to-day, and was met Mt the depot
by a large number Of our citizens, irre-
spective OF party associations, and gave
him hearty "welCOme home"
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THE BENGAL TIGER
Exploded at Cincinnati-Six Persons
Very Seriously Injured.

CISCINSATI, January 2S.-The steam
er Bengal Tiger is just reported 10 have
blown up on the Ohio river, above Gin
cinnati, this morning, involving Sc.
we're injury, il not loss Of life, to several
persons. The accident happened at half
past ten this morning, while the boat,
with tow, was lying up at California,
nine miles above the city. One OF the
steam drums was blown out and it was
thought the boiler had exploded.
Most OF the crew were as.
leep. The boat did not take
fire and was not seriously injured. The
towboat Sam Brown came TO her assis-
tance and brought the injured to the
city; they are all from or near Pitts.
burgh, and are as follUws: Chas. Per-
ciyal, pilot, badly scalded, his daughter
seriously scalded; Miss Annie Phillips,
slightly scalded; F. Walton, pilot, hands
scalded; sam Baker, watchman, hands
and face badly scalded; Milton Mccall,
steward, badly scalded, it is feared fatal
ly. The Bengal Tiger was bringing a
tow Of coal to this city. The wounded
were taken to the Good Samaritan Hos
pital.
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HE TOOK THE HEMP LINE
Over Jordan-Execu;ion of Cleophas I n
chance for the Murder Of Young

Over Jordan Execution of Cleophas n
chance for the Murder of Young
Lady
ARTHAGAsKAvuLE QUEHEC,' January
oS.-The execution ol CleOpIaS La
chance took place in the jail yard this
morning. People were on their way to
the execution from an early hour, not
withstanlIng the severe weather. la
chance is a short, slim man, about q
wears Of age. lie slept but a very iew
minutes during the night, but took a
hearty breakfast this morning. Fully
one thousand people bal conlregatcd
outside the Jail wall, but only those al
lowed by Jaw were present. The prs
oner appeared upon the scaii1Id without
coat or hat, and as the Thermometer was
eight degrees below Z.TU hc shlvercd
greatly. The prisoner made no remarks,
but Father Resther addressed those
present, stating that Lachance admitted
his crime. Lachance in October last
killed Miss Desiet, who resisted his i'm
proper advances, and afterwards threw
her body in q well Lachancc writhed
in dreadful manner, his mouth opened
and blood and water came out, causing
n thrill TO run through the spectators.
After the body was suspended nlteen
minutes il was cut down, COiiened and
hurled in the corner OF the jail yard.
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HOUSE.
Private Bill Day-Much Wind Exploded,
but No Business Accomplished.

Private Bill Day-Much Wind Exploded,
but No Business Accomplished.
Mr.. Speer gave not ce that he would
tomorrow call up the contested case OF
Yeates VS.. Martin, and after allowing
two hours debate upon the Republican
side, would call the previous question.
This met with general approval upon
the Republican side, though a few mem
bers declined to feel bound by the ar
rangement
A resolution calling on the Secretary
of State for all the information in rela-
ton to the Halifax fishery award was
adopted.
A Joint resolution for the printing
of fifty thousand copies OF the special
report OF the Commissioner of Agrlcul-
ture relative TO the diseases OF swine and
other domestic animals, was passed.
Mr.. Singleton presented a petition
signed by ten thousand persons, on the
subject of the postal laws. Referred.
The morning hour having been dis
pensed with, the House went into Com
mittee of the Whole, Mr.. Hunter in the
chair, upon the private calendar.
The first bill on the calendar was that
TO place Mark Walker on the retired list
OF the army. This officer was discharg,
ed for drunkenness on the evening OF
his retirement, and the report OF the
committee states that he was at the
time suffering from acute rheumatism.
The bill was opposed by Mcssrs.
SPARKS and Debrill and supported by
Messrs. Stephens and O'Neil, the last oi
whom gave credit to Walker for man
fully pleading guilty instead OF making
an excuse OF malaria.
In the course OF the discussion Fltz
John Porter's case was alluded to,
though Mr.. Sparks contended that there
was no similarity between the two cases
inasmuch as Gen. Porter had denied that
he had violated the orders, and com
mission had declared that by his con-
duet he had saved the Union army from
disaster, while in the pending case
Walker had acknowledged his guilt.
The bill was finally laid aside for IA.
vorab,e recommendation.
The next bill was one for the relief OF
Mrs. +. p. Page, widow OF Captain
Page, OF the United States Navy. The
amount involved is 1896, which was due
Captain Page upon his resignation from
the Navy in 1861, the reason OF the res.
ignstion being that his State had seeded
from the Union.
A lengthy discussion ensued upon
this claim. The bloody shirt was again
unfurled and was waved with great ami
nation by the Republicans.
The bill was laid aside for favorable
report to the House.
The Committee then rose, but without
taking any action on the hiil, the House
adjourned until tomorrow.
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SMALLPOX.
Grave Fears OF an Epidemic in New York
and Blooklyn.


and Blooklyn.
New YORK, January % There were
only II deaths from smallpox in this
city in 1873, % in 1879, and - last year.
There have already been since the be-
ginning OF the present year as many
deaths as during the entire previous
twelve months. At the present rate OF
increase, the mortality from this cause
will reach the figures Of hall a dozen
years ago, when smallpox was an cpl
demiC.
There were three new cases OF small.
pox reported TO the Brooklyn Health
Board yesterday, including one in Union
street, which had been concealed for
some days. One OF the cases was that
OF a nine.year-old girl at 81 Union street.
Another case was at 81 Union street,
and child was found sick with the dis
ease at at ll3 Hillary street. The small.
poX patient who walked into the health
office on Tuesday was kept in little
room until wagon from the Fiatbush
Hospital arrived. The room WAS fumi-
gated Yesterday, and the fumes OF the
sulphur escaped into the halls OF the
municipal building, almost sitting those
who passed through at the time. DR..
Crane, the Health Commissioner, ad-
mits there is danger Of an epidemic OF
smallpox, and continually complains OF
Police Commissioner Jorian's conduct
in withdrawing the sanitary policemen.
DIR. Crane says that he is doing all that
he can with his limited force, but that
the sanitary inspectors are overworked.
Thos. McGarryle, at Il Jay street,
was last night removed to the Smallpox
Hospital. Geo. II. Pool, oi lS5 Jay
street, was also sent 10 the hospital.
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SECRETARY GOFF.
Tho Career ,fthe N ew Secretary OF the
Navy-H detention in General Gar
Anlat, Col naf n ~ IrnnrnhnhIn

Tho Career fthe n ew Secretary OF the
Navy-H detention in General Gar
fields Cslilet N OF improbable.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-"Will
General Golf be retained in General
Garfield's Cdbinet?' was the remark
made to an eminent West Virginian yes
terday. 81 think there is no doubt OF
it, was the reply. General Goff is the
idol OF the Republican party ofour State.
No man in it so fully represents its fight
ing force as he does, he is the brdinirst
man Of his years in the country. II the
South is to nave any representation in
the next Administration he is pre- en-
inentIy the proper man for the place.
He was born, reared and educated in
Virginia. his family is one Of the Oldest
in the It 'te, is as large y il enti ed wi h
its material interests As any in II, yet
they were the stauuchest OF Union peo.
pie, and Gof himself went into Il e
Federal army when only lSyears OF age.
lie and his connections have been
thorough and loyal Republicans, and
there could be no objection on the score
of devotion or service to the Republican
party.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Debate on Coercion Bill Gladstono's I

Debate on Coercion Bill Gladstone's Plea
LONDON, January 2S.-lu the House
of Commons, to night, the debate on
FOrster's coercion bill was resumed.
w. NJ johnson, Solicitor General for
Ireland, said the question WAS whether
the authority of responsible govern
ment was TO be enforced. Mr.. Glad.
stone urged the closing Of the debate to-
night lie assured the House that the
coercion bill would be used judiciously
and reasonably. As the nIeeiings Of the
Land League Increased, so did the num-
Der of agrarian crimes. The coercion
bill was necessary above all to remedy
the failure Of the administration pf JUS
tice in dealing with the agrarian crimes.
The debate was adjourned.
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SENATE

After a lengthy session Yesterday, this
body managed Il io pass one or two im-
pOrtAnt bills and receive a petition
from about b 500 citizens. There was
nothing exciting during the session in
the way OF discussion. The Senate at
present has considerable work i'm the
hands Of the committees, and the Clerk
has stack OF bills to 5e read the first
time, as the calendar fell little behind
Yesterday.
In accordance with resolution Of
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.ARrB Blaze for a Small Place

ATLANTA, Ga, January 2S,-A fire
occurred at West Point, Georgia, this
morning, burning the Young Mems
Library Associations collection OF books,
amounting to three thousand in num-
her: the stores OF Joel Walker, jacob
Frieschen's banking house, the W. I.
x /. Lancer furniture store, DUzier )
confectionery, Lance 4 Bright's gro
cery stores and Miss Winston's millin-
eryc Goods house. Twelve stores were
d .stro, ei. All the buildings ana most
OF the stocks were insured.
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RUNNING THE GAUNTLET.
A Young Man Trying to Avoid Coat oi
Tar and Feathers

WASHINGTON. Pa, January 2S.-A
wear ago Young man OF Graysville, this
comfy, took wee waif, OF which he
was the acknowledged father, home to
his fathers residence. During tie WIN
ter the mother OF the aforesaid child be-
came sick, and desiring to see her cl nj,
sent for it, and the father took 1t 10 her.
During this and subsequent visits to the
house of his late flame an undu" lnn-
macy with a younger sister Was cuItlya-
ted and interviews with her we're had
whila the other members Of the family
attended revival meetings IN ih" neigh
borhood. This was continued tor som"
time, but some Of the peop'e o' hit
lo,ali;y became quite iud'g ant, AMI .
NIGHT or two sine" dom h.a str'i
iarrs appeared At 'h" y.Gus mau'- RS
dsnce They tod hInI 10 preraf" TOR
coat OF tar and lrathtr' which '""y were
ahont ,o administer. He begged So pi.'
iorsIy that a change in the programme
was agreed upon. H. w5s gsveI. : art
and told that il tie NaS cal@tt TIC!
would punish him severely. lie Wa
oyertaken lust as he entered liza! :
store on the other side o; the CreeH'
where he was protected. But the par
Ties who were after him say ne m." leave
the neighbOrhooI or it will not be sa'e
for him,
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REMOVAL OF TaE TAX
From Matche-. Bank Check Deposits and
Bank Capital Recommended.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-The Sub
Committee of the Ways and Means
Committee agreed to the report remov-
ing the tax from matches, bank check
deposits and bank capital. They also
ordered to report favorably on Repre-
sentative Carisle's bill 10 regulate the
manufacture OF vinegar by the alcoholic
evaporation process and the bill regu-
lating the taxation OF Weiss beer.
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STILL .TROTTING.
The Score Of the Tramps at Midnight
Hughes Still Leads.

New YoRK, January 2S-This after
noon Cox withdrew; much money being
lost The remaining men, seven in mum
ber with the exception of Phillips and
Campana, had surprising scores.
Hughes, Howard, Albert, krohnc and
Nint were in excellent condition. At
1888 p. NJ, Hughes finished at 500 miles
and entered his tent. This is the first
time on record that 500 miles
has been made in five days. Shortly
before Hughes left the track Howard
retired, and Albert. who WAS third,
made dash, and at 1850 covered his
iS3d mile. At II O'Clock his score stood
4sj! miles, giving him the second place,
The score at midnight was: Hughes
500, Albert 4sj., Howard 4S4. krohne
1904, INT 4l3s, Phillips +25, Campana
9S5. The betting is that Hughes will
take the frst place and Albert the
second.
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perlshed IN the Flames.

PHGLADgLPHIA. January N-The car
net and warn mill Of Richard Hayatt,
at Mqnyunk, vas damaged by fire this
evening to the amount OF SlOOoO' IN
sured. The flames spread so rapidly
that it was with Giiiiculty the men es-
capped. One of them, Thos. Battcheiey,
was caught by the flames and burned to
death.
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ONE HUNDRED AND Sixty
Men Butchered by the Turcomsns.

Sr. PElERsBuEG, January IS News
from Aerquiz Of the l5ih, states that IN
n sortir OF the lOth, the Turcomars cap.
tnred sixty soldiers, whom they imm'-
dia.cly murdered. The Ashk4bad TUT
coman- cap'urcI aud killed hundred
=, ian raiders
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CucNGo, January 2S-Oue OF the
burglars who blew open the sale nt the
south Chicago Iron and Steel Works
the early part ot this week, was captured
by "a detective this mornln', with $1,000
In his possession. The amount taken
Va, over $1,000 The name OF the
c,9,ureI man is withheld by the police
authorities.
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stnAnothsr uit At Conkling

NEw YORK. January 2S.-G. ii. Foster
nominated ry President Hayes for
United states District Attorney, in place
Of General Wooiiori. is now State
senator, a stroIg anti Conkling man,
who refused to make the unanimous
nomination cf Piatt in the caucus Tor
United states Senator.
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Problble Estal EXPLOSION.

THTSIXyrLa, Pa, January y "A
pudding furnace in the works OF the
T. lraix Iron Company exploded this
evening, severely injuring five men, two
Of them, Michael liagan and brother,
dangerously.
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SENATORIAL INTEREST
uy.rE On, or Harrisburg. but still tht
Machine Runs

uycE On, a. H,rr,sburs. but suu the
Machine Runs
iI,rrl~nrE.. PA. January . The
r.ryru'. hu.1, Tor United States Spna-
Tor. taken 'a.l,v, resulted "a follows:
Oliver tU WaIrr 60 GrOw %. Hewitt
g. A,urw I. MyErl.N -, Baird !, Phil
Ins e.. There were hut lsS mcmbers
present, many having paired and gone
home. Adjourned until tomorrow.
The Far-seeing Beers
lrNu.N January 2S-The news from
Tuu-yJg. Indicates, that the Beers have
ta,rU uua pNs,,i1uIn the Dakenburg
rI~s. which l. among the last OF the
steep g~rru's, leading 20 Piatua. Ii Il
sui truy have permit from General
Cooley, whose progress has been only
twenty miles since he commenced to
move 'u advance unmO'estcd through
some uf tbp worst places in the noun
'rus. hUf the position Will enable
them Oh await the encounter when his
troops are iatigued with rough travelling,
whilst the Beers will have behind them
% comparatively level plain, through
which, in event of defeat, they being
nearly UlI mounted, can retreat much
faster than the British can follow.
A correspondent Al Durham saws: The
Beers are anxious 20 know II General
CD.,ey has terms % offer them. PectOrIa
has provisions Tor month. The town
Is deserted but covered by the guns OF
the fort. Tho country around Is patroled
daily Tor radius Of six miles.
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MALPRACTICE.

Excitement in Newport and Cincinnati
Over the Arrest Of "A Female Midwife.
CINCINNATI, January 2S. Newport is
10 dnv excited over the arrest oi IL
male midwife and the diSin',rment oi
the victim This il Tia" third case Of
thc death Of mother in Newport with.
in two weeks by malpracticcs Of female
midwivps Similar cases Of malpractice
within the same time in Cincinnati, re-
sulting in the death of the infant. To
add ~ the interest of the ease humaEta-
rlans on both sides Of the river are
aroused, and some legislative action will
b. the result
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Thre, Psrs,ns Los, m a Snow storm

- lor.s. Jauury % A dispatch
from Fort Euoit, Texas, SAYS: Tho
dashboard CONVEYANCE brlnglcs the
mail from Tuscan has been found WIKI
the wo.j bags and harness OF the trsm,
hut the driver. tWu passengers ana
wU.rs are missing, sul Is supposed have
been LOST I'm the recent snow storm.
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rinaLs,t lement in Tennessse

N,sHylLrE JInnay 2S.-Thc stewart
contested election case which created ~
much ,lk in connection with the cleo
ifru II United Senator WAS decided 10y
ursrat'ng Stewart in the House. by
,-rnl. mallLItv.
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HUNuREps OF Men, WoUen and Child
Ten rescued from beds OF PAIN, sickness,
and almost death aud made strong and
hearty by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the
best evidences in the world of its sterl-
iug worth. You can find these in every
community. - POsi. See advertisement.
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A FEMALE FIEND

Kills Her Two Small Children and lhen
Attempts 10 Comm Suicide
WHITE VALE, O>T, January Is
Mrs. Sheppard killed her two little boy''
oae three wears old, and the other seven
months old. The former with a reyoI-
v.r. and the latter with a knife. She
then prob,bly fatally stabbed herself.
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HEELING w. VA, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29 1881

by sale or lease and shall be denoted to
the United States Government in re-
turn Tor privileges granted and as a bar
to the disposal ofits franchises Of prop
eTty.
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LON DON.
A Mob Of 10000 Mines Attack a Com
pany OF Military.

LONDON, January 2S.-After a meet
ing which WAS attended by 10000 MN
ers. at Lehigh Yesterday, the mob went
to the Atherton colheries and II desper-
ste riot cnsucd. The Hussars Infantry
and police were on the ground, the riot
act was read and the Hussars charged
upon the mob. Several miners and
policemen were injured.
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HANGED TILL DEAD.

Moses Twilgs Strung Up Tor Tho urder
OF HIS OvCrseer.
WAYNEsBJRo, GA, January y Nose
Tw ~ one oi the Two negro Iab"rerS,
w,Ip were found guilty OF numbering
WIN. Dri-call, their oversee in his bed
on the Miller estRt", was executed at
this place to-day. lie was pronounced
dead in seventeen minutes alter the
drop fell Frank his brother, was re-
prirvcI for three weeks, as Nose had
.,atcd hp alone WAS guilty.
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New Orleans

Ntw OmE,s,, January 2S.- C"iir -
Dull: no rr.'cs, ordinary to god
llnl3!c. Sugar-Quict; inferior 10
rold common jitaUc; common 10
cool common G!G &c; yellow ciArii'l
Halle. MO'asses-Duil; common %
Ci PIC; centrifugal 2jtpl2ci fair 35@ 'or.
Ricc-Firm: louisa a ordinaFy to
choice ijH G!c.
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PRODUCE
l'OtegO

ToLsDo. January 2S.-W' eat Firm
or. clo.irga shade easi'r; ~. | white
Miclisan.l Oh amber Michigan 81 Cji ;
No. red Waba-h, spot, - %! seller
F-bru ulry 81 O5s; Hll,r March - 'N;
sellrr April u 10; seller May : ] :,
40 > rel Wabash 81 Ol; ri .ct,d 90.
CONFIRM; high m;xe' MO NJ. .
suo, 1 -. 'i-r Marrh II -: seller May
Ii,c;r Jcc'e,I 4oi'. Ons- QHic'. ND >
3Jr. tlpvrr :. rIlwe mammoth
a. -: No 2do:i -; prime ~ 80; NJ.
pa ~.
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SENATE.
WASHINGTON, January %,

Bills 1ntroducsd-B Blaine on Ships-Ar-
other Conhab on the Indian Land Ques-
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( Additional .NrrGet, On Fow& PaGy. J
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 5 to 6 Per Cent.-Goysrnments
Strong and Higher-fIour Dull
and Unchanged-Wheat Firm
er and Higher-Hogs in
Fair Demand.
FINANCE.
New York.

NHw YORK, January S.-MoSRv-
At 5G6 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5@5! per cent Sterling e..
change bankers bills steady at 49S, de-
mand 400! under the new system, but
per cent. higher by the old method.
SILyER-At London sd per ounce;
bar silver here llls; subsidiary silver
coin i@l per cent. discount.
oyRRNxISrs-SlrDny and lLIl ~,
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A Murderer Bound Over to Court-Man-
ufacturing Notes-Camden's Arrival.
COrrespOndenceof the Register
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AbolishinS the University

OF West Virginia, and in its place report
q bill creating reform school for all
idle and uncared for youth of both sexes
in this State and the buildings now at
Morgautown To be used for such.
Mr.. Ferguson moved to table this
Onslaught" upon our iair-iamed school,
which was carried.
A bill 10 amend and re enact Chapter
80 OF the Code OF West Virgins, con-
eerning the County Courts, their juris-
djctiOn and power, was passed.
On motion the House adjourned until
Monday az p. II.