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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-21
THE WOMEN.
A STEUBEHVILLE POKER PLAYRR'S
DAUGHTER TAREs A HAND.
She UncoremOnIOusIy Cleans OHt the
"PO" and Breaks Up the Party
ROFePauEh Discovers the Hand.
SOmest woman but 6ho he.
fuses 10 Eater the Arena,

sTEUsENvILLE, oHIo, March 19.-It has
been the custom for q number oi men who
stand high in social and political life to
visit certain Market street saloon to en-
joy themselves as they deem best, The
saloonist, with an eye TO the main chance,
has provided private rooms upstairs for
this special trade, with pretty waiter girls
who are not averse to being chuCked
under the chin and called darlings, even
II the man who does the ChuCking Is mar.
ried and the father Of ChiIdren-to attend
to their wants. Here these men drink
their lager, enjoy quiet game OF "drRw,"
and otherwise amuse themselves. Until
lately they have had no fear that their
wives or friends would discover what they
were doing. But 1t has transpired that on
a certain Sunday evening, not long ago, a
party consisting OF an attorney, q railroad.
or and q couple OF iron men were deeplv
interested In "pairs," "threes," :" Giullsh
"aushes" and "iours," when the door sud.
denly opened, and daughter oil one OF
the party stood In their midst. To say
that they were astoniahed Ia drawing Il
mild. They were simply thunderstruck.
A considerable amount Of money was In
the "pot," and before the party had re.
covered from their stupor the young lady
had laid hands upon It and placed Il
safely in her pocket. Then she let loose
with her tongue, and such a rakinV aR
these men got they never want again.
Her father was the Oldest man in the
party, and, by the way, the possessor Of
the most wealth, and she called his com.
panions thieves, saying they got him
drunk for the purpose Of robbing him.
&c, The discovery Of the whereabouts Of
the men was made by notes sent by some
unknown person to their families. The
young lady induced her father to 20 home,
and thus broksup the game. Little by III.
tie the story leaked out, until OF last the
whole Of 1t became known.
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BEECHER's BOOM.
SOME CHARACTERIsTIC EXTRACTS
FROM ms sERMONS XEsTERDAY.
About Government Positions
-"FFOm the GalIOWa 10 GIoFy"a
Wide Distance The Mischief
Done by the Thief on the
Cross, &e., Ac., sc.

NRw YoRK, March 9l,-Rov, Henry
Ward BeeCher announced yesterday, says
the Times, that the revival meetings each
afternoon and evening during the week
would be continued, but the evening ser.
vices would be for prayer instead OF
preaching. II desire to give notice that
can not attend to secular business at
the close OF these week day services, and
might as well say right here that have
sold out my interest in the Navy Yard
premises, In the New York Custom House,
In the New York and Brooklyn Post.
offices, in the Treasury Depart.
ment, in the PostohCe Department
and In almost every department at Wash.
ington, and a letter from me to those
places will be Of no use whatever. Appli.
cants will please take notice OF this trans.
fer Of property"
During the sermon BeeChOr said, lib.
eIallSm and rationallsm preaching were
pleatinR ruflles, were fixing luiIlsd
shirts and putting cologne on men
who were rotten within. II there Is one
thing consider thoroughly indecent"
continued he, ut 10 the way In which Grim.
lnals are coIened and carried out OF lie.
When murderer is to be hanged, women
send flowers to him and would kiss an
ulcer ior his sake; priests run to him and
philanthropists hurry after them. He is
going to die. Are not ten thou
sand persons dying all around ?
And there Is nobody to run to them.
There is no sympathy for them, but II q
monster is to die Tor murder the aoodgates
Dt sympathy are opened the and newspa.
pers tell how he died trusting In Jesus.
Faugh! What mischief that t6ieI on the
cross did. Dan man who has crept up to
the gallows through the common sewers, at
The last moment, just before the last effort
10 obtain pardon, suddenly blossom out
into iervent religious liie."
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A ROLLER ExPLODEs
Near Frankfort, Ky., killing Three Men
and W0undlnE Five Others.

FRANXPoRT, KY, March ia terrible
boiler explosion, resulting in the killing Of
three men and the serious wounding Of
FIVE others, occurred about six O'Clock last
evening at Tyler & Harrod's circular saw
mill on Longs Branch, near the mouth OF
the Elkhorn, twelve miles below this city.
It seems that the engine and boiler used
in running the uill were portable, and
we're formerly attached TO thrasher, and
were only placed in the mill q short time
since, alter having stood q thorough test,
II required almost every pound OF steam
that the engine would carry to run the
mill, and 1t is supposed that an excess OF
steam caused the explosion. All oil the
employes-nins in number-were in the
mill at the time OF the accident, and only
one escaped unhurt. John Harrod was
blown forty feet in the air, and was killed
instantly, His brother, Lawrence HRr.
rod, one Of the proprletors OF the mill,
was so badly wounded that he died an
hour afterwaFd, and Frank Graham died
three hours later, The wounded were
VIM. Arnold, jaw.bons broken; James
Reading, sCAlded; VIM. Whalen, scalded
Louis Harrod, SCalded, Hugh Tyler, the
other proprietor, was Blightly wounded.
The only person who escaped uninjured
was VIM. ekeggs. The engine and boiler
were blown 10 atoms, and considerable
other damage was done to the mill.
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THEnlon Democrat informs ils read.
IN that "SenalOr Malone, Of Virginia,
hsvn elected Senator as a Democrat,
h'gOnP over to the Republican party"
To RH@ai is mistaken In this an.
l,1aceasat, Senator Malone was mol
tE'ed as a Democrat The Richmond
Dp'Hll Democratic paper, testlAes as
hIoM 90 ibis points
"ThsQlesilon wAs asked In the Legis.
Eals, While be was before that body az a
ahdidLe Tor the United States Senate,
'h'ihei tew@ Democrat or a Republi.
q, and his supporters refused 10 answer
1@lhl', ',aIthough he was then aDsmoCrat
tICor'sFVatlvC, aud although lie alter.
unsupported General Hancock for Pres.
yet he has the right to claim that
A'n not elected as a Democrat"
Ia'r''rd at tho Virginia capital upon
u ul's' Of the selection Of a United
a'a S'nAtoF in December, 1870, shows.
llt'' nen were nominated, Malone,
NtA'H, and wickham, the latter a
EaisSsa1s Republican, Wi!hsrs a debt
Mh! Democrat, and Malone a "rCad
liSs. Democrat. The journal shows
M Biekham received the votes Of five
S$nIIng Republicans; Malone seven.
gtIns votes, Of which seventeen were
iTn Republicans aud the remainder read.
iA''f Democrats Withen received the
'SsoltiIty'three StraiShtous Democrats,
itdJohn W. Daniels one
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South Africa Affairs.

NEw CASTLE, NATAL, March 2O.-Presi.
dent Brand has arrived. He thinks war
between England and the Beers would
prove disastrous in its results for man y
years t o come. and would have bad effect
upon the natives. He believes II possible
TO settle the difficulty without more fight.
ing, and he will do Ms utmost to promote
peace. hestatemsnt that many citizens
Of the Orange Free State have taken 10
the field is untrue. President Brand
started for Mount Prospect TO consult
with Good and thence goes 10 the Boe .
camp.
Great Brltian insists Upon withdrawal
Of the Beers from Lelng5nek into Trans
yaal and Unless the Beers comfy hostili
ties vii certainly be resumed. The terms
offered the Beers are believed 10 include
the appointment oil q Royal Commission
Of Inquiry, the retirement OF The Beers TO
their homes and the maintenance OF the
British garrisons In their present posi-.
tlOnB.
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CLYDE March lo.- Ye,,erday and 10
y 'u'veyorsunder charge Of Mr. Morris
! the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Railroad
I'VE ! o'en making asurvey for a rOut,
aa SOtNaIk to Toledo on the line cross
Slh' Cleveland, Sandusky & Cincinnati
sI''Ad about bali mile netth Of hi.
y, We and running almost parallel 10 the
: I' Shore 4 Michigan Southern from
'nEalk TO Toledo, '"'
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, March OO.-A Neut
Palestine special says that last night q pas.
senger train from Longvlsw to Palestine
colIided with part OF freight train loaded
with railroad iron, causing great damage
to both trains, The passenger train was
filed with passengers. ]. Z. Bond, ex.
press messenger, was instantly killed, and
the engineer seriously injured; John
TelundAl, q passenger, was badly hurt,
and eight or ten were slightly hurt. The
accident was caused by the freight cars
being started on a down grade, and the
heavy weight caused II to run with great
speed until 1t met the passenger train.
The smoking car was almost completely
lelesCoped by the express and baggage
CRrH.
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ST. Louis, March 2O.-while Police oai.
GERS Patrick Burke and William Henly
were attempting TO arrest two notorious
thieves, Marshall CofFsy and Con. Foley,
In disreputable house on Poplar street,
between u and l o'clock this morning,
the latter resisted and weapons
we're drawn on both aides and shots fred,
three Of which took effect In Coffey's
bodv, inacting what is believed 10 be
mortal wounds, although at a late hout to.
night he was stlll alive. Foley eludsd the
officers last night, but was arrested to-day
and locked up.
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Fl, ,b.ep men Of West Virginia ought
.,.. n. 4 resolution Of thanks to {, Delegate gate
,,rT. Of Summers county, at their next
.gl, ..,,lo,, Ior the effective aid he rendered
~, .,,, legislature and before the proper
'sniIl.s, in urging the passage Of the
,I1yin,the Jog tax, He faced the mu'
:, ma, n.a, although his county does
~ nstus wool growing county, and
I.ioJ 4. to haysit exempted. The LegIs'
s,, rs indebted to him Tor the Ggures'
,S,,,l specially from the census Office
f, Suiiag,n, showing that in the year
,,,gp many as lOO90 aheep had been
sldby dogs in this State. e.
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PROM THE RUSSIAN CAPITAL.
Liberal Policy OTthe New CEar-PFeIIm
mary Examination OF the ARsnsaIna.

Liberal Policy Ofthe New CEar-PFeIImI.
nary Examination Of the AssassIns.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2O.-The pay.
menta due from the peasants for lands al.
lotted them on the abolition OF seridom
are about to be reduced in twenty.three
governments by 40 to so per cent, the
total reduction aggregating 100000 rou.
bles yearly.
The preliminary judicial inquiry into
the murder OF the Czar was concluded
yesterday and the minutes handed to
Prosecutor MuranieG, who will be one OF
the State prosecutors before the special
tribunal appointed to try the accused
They are as follows: Nicolai Russakofi,
who confesses that he threw one OF the
bombs; Audrie Telejkof, who confesses
that he participated In the preparations
Tor the murder; Timofei MiCkaelod, who
on bis arrest at RussakofF's domiciie re
sisted and shot q policeman, and lastly o
woman named Hesse Helfmann, charged
with being an aCcOmpliCe TO NavraizGy,
who committed suicide when the police
entered his house.
The man and woman who occupied the
shop where the mine was discovered, near
the residence Of the new Emperor, have
been arrested In Oronstadt. II has been
decided 10 erect church where the assas.
5ination occurred. Russakoff 10 being tor.
tured,
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ST. Louis, March 20. The Rrpubiicdn's
Corning, Arkansas, special says! VIM
Foley, a section foreman on the Iron
Mountain Railroad, came into town to-day
with bis men, some ol whom got into 4
agkt and were arrested by City Marshal
Lewler
Foley undertook to rescue his men from
thu Marshal, and the latter knocked him
down with his pistol. Foley then ited at
Lewter, and received four shots In return,
two in The arm and two Ia the head, xiii.
Ing him Instantly. Lewtef was atfested
and will be held lot trial.
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CtSctSNArt, March 2O,-LSst Thursday
afternoon Theodore Kelly, q child two
and half years old, disappeared on
Race street, near Seventh, and has net
been heard from. Some children report
having seen wSman pick him up aud
carry him across an alley. The fears Of
the parents that he has been abducted by
Rypsies is increased by the report Of pfi.
vate Watchman that he saw d gypsy
woman in that Vicinity about the time
named, The child was fast seen going out
OF the back gate into the alley, In the heart
Of the city, near 0 much Travelled street,
Not q shadow OF trace has been left.
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WryIhe Democrats thought they were
,,,D organize the United States Senate,
:. d, ,ro Of their free traders and In
l.5ul,I objected 10 Senator Camden ol
NJ Sac being put on the Finance Com
r,.,e because he was suspected Of being
,ltf man and known to be the Presi'
.t Of o national bank. What they
wsd vas a man who wss In favor oil
nlnds and imitation, a mixed policy oil
uiticlI heresy as well calculated to
Eprahe the country as 10 q
~ ol dynamite to dlsembowel q
llaiIn Car A man who wants
y lallsd currency and free trade,
h,d 10 hInd, Is immsasursbly better
fred 10 occupy a cell in a lunatic asylum
aIa a IeiL 10 the U. S. Senate. lie Ia
tapIy an Individual who wants 10 en-.
Lna lAe COS! Of producing everything in
ID own country and then let down the
hnia order to food the country with the
t.Apa made goods Of foreign nations. 1t
/ laltIpg that men Of this sort should
FaVG into Congress, but there are just
nchIaaltis HCnt. to Washington to make
hu
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LOUISVILLE, March 9O,-A Paris, KY,
special to the Cottrier.Jounal states that
the training stable Of ]. S. oirert, with its
contents, was destroyed by hre this morn.
Ing. Seven valuable horses were burned,
Two, belonging to Henry Turney, valued
at 500; one TO o. I. Upton, Of New York,
valued at S4O0; three 10 W. B. Smith,
valued at $1,000, and one 10 Ed. Ford,
value unknown. The residence OF James
aud Ed. Kelley, adjoining the stable, was
also burned. Loss, $500. The stable
was the property OF Mrs. N. NJ. Fisher, Of
Cincinnati. Loss, 5000.
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.s... .a,'a0o, March 2O.-The tugbont 0. B,
.%l,'a .''I' which has been making daily trip,
!. a' 1.. SilO' did not roiurn last night, and
sS.., %slI 'h' was sighted, ice bound, four
ai,,' ~, I'om shore. This sllernoon tpsn IN
4, NJ. ~ were were DISPATCHED with provision.
h. 4, "v s,eEi ,eEen men on the tupboat, but be
1,S X, u ,ii'C9iiNs the IuVboat they were loVl
lsIl V' H., y u lea,ed that the men In the
iSS ,uv VSS5 SS5 snl nave been lost, aud possibly
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CfNCiSNArt, March 2O.-Rivef 2S feet 0
inches and falling. Light snow all day;
modefStiDg tonight. Arrived: Scotia,
Pittsburgh; Sidney, Tennessee river. Due:
Dacotah and Mollie Moore from Pittsburgh
10 81, Louis. .
LouisvtLLE, March 20 River fell 8 In.
Ches during the past twenty. four hours
and falling this evening with 10 feet 0 In.
ches In the canal, 81 feet In the chute on
the falls and 81 feet space under the
bridge over the falls. Business iait,
weathef cloudy and COOL blowing aud
showing.
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ralal Anndnr MIMI annrrsI.

CotBABus, March 20 - Tonight at eight
o'clock, in the Riverside, extreme south.
western part Of the city, Adam Boyer,
keeper Of a boadlng house and sSloon, had
a quarrel with Chris Meyer about
a hoard bin due him from Meyer.
PipsiIy Boyer jumped over the
counter and struck Meyer, The Two
ClinChed, went down ~ the floor and
lumblsd around, ilrst one on top aud then
tbe other, I'LL Beyef's head came down on
a mineral water box, breaking his neck
and terminating the contest BY death
Meyer wandered about ths streets I'LL u
o'clock, and gave himself up at the,staLion
near the centre Of the city.
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yIEIInu,u nj word m IIIIuois.

ST. LOUIS, March l9.-A Charleston, ILL.,,
special says bills were posted all over the
city last night warning some twenty per.
sons, about half Of them being women, to
leave the place or be regulated by the
vigilants. Several OF these people were
whipped a few evenings ago, as previously
reported, and most OF them have left the
city since morning. The vigiants are de-
termined to rid the country Of gang Of
desperadoes and their women, who have
burned houses and hay.stacks, ham.strung
cattle and horses, and robbed and plum.
dered, and even murdered, for two years
paBt,
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An Imposing Display In Homer OF the
Man WHO Fired the First Gun nj the
First Hull Run Battle.

An Imposing Display In Homer OF the
Man who Fired the First Gun nj the
First Hull Run Battle.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 19.-The funeral
Of General Emery Upton to-day was the
largest military demonstration since the
obsequies Of General Candy. Three
thousand sabers and muskets were In line.
TheCeremony began atthe Presidio, where,
at 2 p. NJ, the remains were received with
honors and escorted by the Fourth Ar.
tillery, six hundred strong, and taken to
Venness avenue, where the Second Brig.
ade Of the National Guard, BriSadler
General McComb commanding, met the
corpse and escorted 1t 10 Washington
wharf. At that point the body was put
on board the Government tug Gen.
eral McPherson, and taken 10 Oakland
wharf, with o gusrd OF honor from the
Fourth Artillery. he remains will be
guarded tonight, and forwarded East, un.
der the charge Of Captains John Egsn and
]. B. Campbell, ot tie Fourth Artillery,
tomorrow. The pall.besrers were Major
Irwin Mcdowell, U. =. A.; and Major
General Il. W. Barnes, National Guards;
Col. A. Y. Kautz, Eighth Regular Infant.
ry; Col. W. 4. Smedbutg, National Guards;
Major G. V. Henry, Third Cavalry U. 8.
A, and CAPTAIN Henry Ha' brouk, Fourth
Artillery, U. s. A. Along the line OF pro.
cession flags were displayed at half.mast
on q great number Of buildings. Along
the waterfront flags on the buildings and
shipping dropped Ia the customary
style. The streets were densely
crowded on the line Of march.
MORE LIGHT ON TIE MOTIVES or TIE SUICIDE.
San FRANCISCO, March 19.-The theory
that the suicide Of General Upton was the
result Of an over.taxed brain seems to be
borne out by the following letter, written
on the day preceding the night Of bis
death, which was found among his papers
after the inquest:
PREs1Dto, SAN Francisco,
March IA, 1881.
To he Adjutdnt General Of he United States
Army:
siR:-I hereby tender my resignation as
Commander OF the Fourth Artillery.
Your obedient servant, E. UPToN,
Colonel Fourth Artillery.
The theory seems 10 be held that this
was written with view to secure some
relief from work, and more time for the
revision Of bis tactics.
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LOUISVILLE, March l9.-John Morrison,
a boy about twelve years old, was engaged
spinning tops with q party Of boys last
Monday, and when one otths party threw
bis top II hung TO the string, and In
flying around the spike stuck In Morfi.
sons ankle. Lock.jaw set In at midnight
Thursday, and be died about 8 o'clock yes
IaVdaV
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NEW YORK, March 19.-The failures re-
ported the past week throughout the
United States aud Canada, as published in
Bradstrtt'S, number l5O, an increase over
the record OF the preceding week OF about
l5 per cent. The largest number In any
State has been In New York, twenty.
seven. The New England States had
twenty.iour, the Middle States lorty,
Southern States forty, Western States
twenty.nine, and Canada and the provin.
Cos seventeen.
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., Ttyl Ns~nga thinksthat an inlus'
- ~ =. done 10 the best interests oi the
~. ~ 'S ss ,bs omission Through prejudlce)
as% ). .s',...r Wilson to put Delegate Nor
d '9''ls ,o,ss gsyia,ry Committee along with
~ =. ~ r,,,,,ou IN and ", P, Hubbard. The
''.', I,',,s. which Is one Of great i'm
.,,D,s t9.'y, would then have been ably con-
,.J
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CtsclSSA7t, March 2O.-A special from
OifcleVille to the Gazette reports that the
covered bridge over the sciota river, li1
hundred feet long, was destroyed by fire
this evening. The bridge was built forty
yeats az cost f40, 900 aud wAa insured ioir
$4,000 II is supposed to be On incendafy
tte. The AqueduCt narrowly escaped
hring from The floating bridge umbetS.
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MEMPHIS, March 2O.-The mangled re.
mains Of John Seals, the missing pilot Of
the John Means, was found yesterday in q
field sixty yards distant from the bank Of
the river. They were inferred by the
citizens residing near the locality where
the exploBion occurred.
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RICHARDS, Of Kentucky, one Of
H'p' ,s turlnen and importers oil
ii' '"Ia so,,es in that State, died on
lnsla w., I,,ts ,,.. MANY years ago he was Y,
it''ay ~, =, Bethany College, and is well
I'''', 's'S,,.1 as dashing and generous
hIoE Of lsrgs fortune
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Ptrr.BURaH, March 1s.-Ths timers OF
Pittsburgh and Allegheny City have noti.
fed their employers that II their wages are
not advanced 20 per cent by April 1st
thev will inauRurale strike.
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1s To see a man With his cheeks sunken,
his eyes glazed, bis teeth oil gone, ifesco..
ing the floor wherever he happens 10 be
with the Juice Of bad tobacco, CtJw mi.
ler's Good Enough Nary Plug dad dtoid Mis
yOU&V, WAS
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Fatal Aecidept NJ Ilrad ford.

BRADFORD, Pa, March 2o.-Andrew
Connolly, aged thirty.two years, while
working at an oil we'll near Bradford thit
afternoon was struck by q crown pulley
which fell from the top oil the derrick, and
died In two hours from his injuries. HiE
native place is Pontiac, Mich.
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We come 10 you with no uncertainty,
but can cay positively, that Denigs Cough
Balsem ls the best thing ever Offered ior
coughs, colds, whooping cough, soreness
Of the chest, and oil throat or lung
troubles. II cures when other remedies
fail, WAS
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PARB, Match 2o.-GambsLta, speaking
At meeting at Union Of Commerce, 5000
persons present, aid be had always used,
and should never cease 10 repeat the
WofdA, ~ can wait"
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LONDON, March 2o..-Rsv. MI Green,
rector Of Miles Plating, has been Ar.
rested for contempt Of court In continuing
the fllualistlc practices, and was lncArcer.
aIed at Lancaster,