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wild Girls.

. CosxELLsvrLJE. Pa, September 9.-The
two Moody sisters, who have been for Q
time creating quite stir in this and West
moreland counties, are now about to be
embraced by the strong arm Of the lav. An
officer arrived here from Mt Pleasant this
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yrEssA, September 2o-Overdank, who
was arrested recently while manufacturing
bombs, declared that the explosives were
intended as a greeting OF the youth oil
Italy to the Austrian Imperislists. An &C
compliee OF oyerdsnk has been arrested at
Conner. .. -. -..-
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Yellow Jack.

WASHINGTON, September 20-Nineteen
new cases of yellow fever are reported at
Brownsville with four deaths, and twenty.
six new cases at Pensacola.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, September a.
Fourteen new cases today but no deaths.
The city is full of Matamoras people.
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FIVE PEOPLE KILLED.

Result or Lightning strikinE Church.
TrcsoS, September 2o.-A special from
Guyamose via. Magdaline, says: "A
courier from Concordia, q town near
Mazatlan, says that five people we're killed
in a church which was struck by lightning
there. A number OF others were seriously
injured in the panic"
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Base Hall.

At Chicago.
Chicago .............-0 ] o %
WoTeesters.......-..-0 y w
PrrrsBuEGH, September 2O.-The Louis-,
villle-Ailegheny game postponed on &C
count OF rain.
Bosrox, September 2I.-Bostons, .; Ne
tropolitans 3. Ten innings we're played.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-21

The two Swedcs who recently surren-
tyrrd themselves in Chicago as the
tlurdercrs Of a girlin Stockholm, against
hom insufficient evidence was pro-
tucc,l to warrant their extradition, are
Iayng the same game in Montreal. In
liiition, Rendell robbed Heidling Of
b, watch, revolver and money.
Eeiter it is said, spent $4,000 to Sc
lie his nomination, and will spend
ljovOO to be reelected. There would
tIyar To be more money in the
SPrakership of a Republican Congress
lhan in blind pools or Star Route juries.
liis SGo,OOO will be we'll invested in a
Iu,neos where there are no losses and
Ile profits are enormous,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-21
Oscar on Change.

NEW York, September 2o.-oscar Wilde
visited the Stock Exchange to-day. His
visit was unsatisfactory. as he was closely
followed by gaping crowd of brokers and
messenger boys, who compelled him to
take refuge in brokers' Office.
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Newark.

NEWARK, O., September 20.-J. G. Taylor,
the colored barber under indictment for
illegal Ivoting. skipped the town last
night for parts unknown, leaving his
bondsmen, John Tucker and Cap. G. A.
Montgomery, to grieye over his sudden de-
narturp
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FRe CAse

wasHrxoros, September D.-ProE Bo,s.
OF the Dudley Observatory at Albany, be-
lieyes that the comet we now zee near the
sun IL the return OF the great comet dis
covered BY DIR. Gould in South Amsrica on
February & 1890 4 :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-21

Nellie Burrell, the mistress of Captain
bowgate has suddenly disappeared
Tom Washington, despite the efforts Of
be detectives to keep track of her
toyements. Il is expected that real
S;ate attached by the government will
hing SlOO, ,OoO, and reduce his defalca-
Ion oue-half.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT
Of How the work Was DOue-What
TO-tlay's Labor Tribune VIII Say.

NpecidI Dispd!ch to The ReglSter.
PrTsBURGH, September 2O.-At the con-
ference between the committees from the
Amalgamated Association and manufac-
turers to-day, the latter waived the Objec-
tion to the mill committee and the scale at
$3.50 was signed, and the long strike OF
SO is ended.
one mill of this city started to-day, two
will start tomorrow and the rest Monday.
In the official column of the Association i'll
the Labor Tribune tomorrow will appear
the following under the head,
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r,st in Brooklyn found E. G.. Vim
H. ofWaterville, Maine, asleep under
b,sr tree, with a roll Of greenbacks
! &,truiing from his pocket. The ami
4 lunch cost the granger Sl65.
Mr. Edwin Booths recent engage
i ont in London is said to have been
4 ethlnC Of failure from the none
i " point ofview. He is quoted as an
4 &rpcing his irrevocable resolve never
i play in England again.
8 John C.. Abbott, who ran against Ben
k,rItr three years ago for Governor of
i ta,sachusetts, presided over the
i INVENTION which has just placed Ben
4 nomination. Times change, and
4 smicians change with them.
~C~imrs Of the Preachers in the
5,rd states and Canada from May,
L. To May, lSS2," is the title of re-
M, book. As the work is contained in
! .r volume, it is palpable to everybody
s, the book i very incomplete.
Great preparations are being made
p the reception of General WelSeley
London. Perhaps the American
ulrs will be found useful to carry the
rorationS, medals, and swords Of
nor which are to represented to him.
\ japanese official asks the depart
snt Of agriculture TO find some Ameri-
|. m stock breeder who will take young
an from Yeddo and teach him the
Isrious branches of the business, in
Irier that he may use his knowledge at
NE.
Nellie Burrell, the mistress of Captain
bowgate has suddenly disappeared
tOm Washington, despite the efforts Of
b. detectives To keep track of her
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EYerYhOSlY Glad.
what Might Have Been.

PrrrssURG, September 20.-In conyer.
sstion with a prominent Amalgsmated
leader to-day, he said: IF the manutac'
turers had refused to sign the old scale,
and rscognize the association, a district
meeting would have been held this eve-
ming and the So scale reaffirmed."
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WHEELING. w. VA. THURSDAY 81 1882

morning in search OF them and says they
are wanted over there for house breaking.
They left with the VanAmburg show last
night, and as they have recently donned
male attire there will be some difficulty in
detecting them. 81
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Ase1hsr cen 81 - Hala

WasslYaros, septembsr 3a-fAe eooe
tsfy of the Treasury has besn coustdstlg
another bond call for The pufposs & -
Hevipg the sxlsung alsinGSoey q ~
money market. sni L IL prohabls 3 ell
win soon be made fsg extsndsd nvsA
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CniOnt0Wn. Pa.

USIoNrowS, Pa, September 20.-In the
latter part of April John Mills, of Youngs.
town, o., told three Of his dodgers that he
could keep them no longer. They left his
houssin bad humor. shortly afterwards
while drunk. they came 10 his house one
night and asked for Mills. His wife put
her head out OF the window and said they
could not see him. They swore they would
have him, and battered down the door aud
searched the house for him, but Mr.. Mills
had in the meantime fled to the woods. The
trio left Youngstown and came to Connells-
Vile and recently sent to Youngstown for
their trunks In that way Sheriff George
w. Lodwick, of Youngstown, got on them.
He went to Harrisburg, got out requisition
papers, and yesterday Mills met him at
Greensburg. The two came to Connells-
vile and this morning Officer Atchison ar
rested John Connors, one OF the trio. The
other two had left Connellsville. Connors
was brought to Uniontown to-day and this
afternoon Judge Wilson directed Sheriff
Hoover to turn him over to Sheriff led
wick, of Youngstown. The latter left with
his prisoner at p. NJ. to day. Since their ar
rival in Connellsville, Conners and his pals
have been arrested several times. Connors
says Mills was jealous of him and one time
threatened to shoot him, when his COM
rades chased Mills into the house.
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The famous BLACK regiment" Of Arabi's
forces was the oldest in the Egyptian army
and has seen servise on American soil. IL
was organized by the famous Mehemet Ali,
the founder Of The present dynasty, and Il
composed exclusively OF black 6oudanose
and Rarbarians, none OF whom are under s
feet IL inches. 1t was with these that
Nehemet repeatedly beat the Turks, and it
was with these again that he dsfisd Eng
land. These men are hated By the Egyp.
tians who, being afraid Of them,
them and dishand the rssiment
Mehemet Ali himself, also Said and Ismsil
Pashas, repeatedly tried to get rid Of them,
and when Napoleon ILL, finding that
Frenchmen could not live In Mexico.
asked the Khedive TO lend him his Black
regiment the latter was only too glad 10
oblige him, hoping that By sending them
across the Atlantic he would not only gain
the friendship Of the great French nation,
but would free Egypt Of the terrible blacks
ever, mistaken in this, as the famous Black
regiment maintained Its reputation In
Mexico, and fought so gloriously that they
obtained special terms on leaving tho
country.
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The Cahinet NIaatinr

tbs "EHsSEaiiNGroS, d. c., September 2O.-At
Ts.a CAoinet meeting besides the President
Lin, present Secretaries Frelinghuysen,
Va, am t.I and FOlger. Only routine business
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Grafton.

GRAFTON, September 20.-0n the evening
of the 18th inst a barn belonging to Moses
Kincade, near Knottsville, was burned.
Prior to this the land on which the barn
stood was sold under decree OF court. A
fine field of wheat was growing OH the same
at the time of the sale, which was sold
with the land, Mr.. Kincade becoming the
purchaser.
the land was sold to take one-third Of
the crop. The wheat was cut and put In
the barn and threshed. A few days after
the wheat was removed the fire occurred.
Adwelling house was burned a few years
ago near the same place, and three nice
churches and a school house within one
mile, and still the fire bugs are running at
large, forgetting the laws OF God and man.
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HAMILTON. Or, September 0.-The Dis
trict Attorney Of Philsdelphia arrived 70
look after the Phipps case. II is expected
proceedings will be commenced at once.
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DALLAS, TEX, September 3o.-Judge John
g. Goode, Grand Commander OF the Knights
Tsmplar Of this State, was buried at FL
Paso today.
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DoUBlE MURDER.
Two Men Beaten to Deash BY an italian
LahoreP.

WELIsBoRo, Pa, September N.-fester-
day, at Manchester Station, on the Pine
Creek abroad, near here, an italian laborer,
whose name was not known by his fellow
laborers, and so not announced, was killed
by an associate named Lorenzo Canipagis.
They had quarrel over money matters,
when Canipagia seized 3 great club and
struck his fellow-Eorkman, crushing his
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SHOT BY The BLACKS.
Murdered BY Men Of a Famous Sssdaasss
Regimeat-SksteA Of that Splsadd :
Body Of Sediss-Ihs
Cars Coronation.
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

CAIRo,september eo.-Abdellah summon.
ed his black regiment and said he expected
them to fight till the last He declared
Arabi had turned traitor and fed, ,:butlKafr-
el.Dwar was making heroic resistance.
The soldiers asked why they should risk
their lives for Arabi and Abdellah. The lat-
ter replied they were not fighting for him
but for their religion, their country, and
Caliph. They should be ready, he said, 10
die as he was. The soldiers replied: Then
die" and shot him through the stomach.
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Small StabbinE Array.

New YoRK, September 20.-During an al
tercation isst night between James OBrien
and owen Byuen, the latter stabbed the for
mer fatally, and was arrested. az
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The Old Man Rree.

wAsHIsGroS, September 2o.-In the
| tChristiancy divorce case Judge Hsgner To-
day granted Christiancy divorce from his
wife on the ground of desertion.
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PnrBgsoH, 6eptenbs 3e..Hs6srt
visited BrsddocEs and Is stssI vofks 70.
day. he expressed pleasure st ths syI.
tsmstic Management Of thsss extensive
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CncIxsArf, September 3o-A Ass lsst
night in the building owned ~ ninp
Ger, No. 6s Oliver street. apd oeespsee ~
the Liberty RurnituEe conpny: sesee Q
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vo,der n A.ybody 1, 20 BIame.

CoL4sewooD, 0sT., September 2o.-The
Asia had on board l22 souls, of which s7
were passengers though only allowed BY
law to carry 40.
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Sfeul,enyflIe.

SrErBENvILLE, O., September 20-At
noon to-day Mrs. John Stewart faintsh and
fell at her residence, South Seventh street.
Her head struck on the edge OF a stone
step and deep and serious cut was the re-
snlt
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r,bn &. Whittier has just served as a
I,s,ate 10 a Republican Congressional
.rsntion i'm Massachusetts.
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r,bp Bull, who has been acting mere
s.s policeman, will now, of course,
'-r over the Egyptian property its
al owners and return home.
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Blast Furnaces Light Up.

The various blast furnaces along the
Allegheny river from Sharpsburg down
were lighted up to-day in preparation for q
resumption OF work.
All the mills on the South Side have
more steam up this morning than at any
time during the strike. Every person ap-
pears 10 have a smile on their countenance
at the prospects of speedy resumption.
The men formerly in measure seemed to
avoid the mills, but this morning they
could be seen louuging about the entrances
or walking through, examining their Old
quarters and the Improvements and re-
pairs that have been made.
News from Sharpsburg says the fires
have been lighted in Gaff. Bennett Il Cos
Millyale mill.
Every body Glad.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., September 2O.-The
fires were lighted in Brown, Bounnen 4
Co.'S, and Cartwright, McCurdy Co.'S
mills to-day. They will resume operations
I'm all departments tomorrow. The end OF
the strike Is hailed with delight BY every
bOly
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HAD an almost invisible skin disease, itch
Eli, Pittsburg.
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resident Arthur is visiting Washing
l The city was so strange to him
1, he could scarcely find his way to
|, White House.
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1,bn Bright receives many letters re-
Ting Bright's disease, some asking
: be can't find a remedy.
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Not much has been heard from Greece
Since the close Of the war in Egypt. She
Vas very sassy" while there was a
prospect Of sending Turkish troops to
Port Said and Alexandria. Greece has,
nO doubt, been badly used by the great
bowers, who appear TO be of the opinion
that little nations, like children, should
te seen and not heard.
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Another Case.

BosroS, September 20-At Marblehead,
an infant child Of David Haines, left tenn
porarily in charge of young children, was
burned to death while lying in its cradle,
the fire having been first set to the pillow
by the little ones, who were playing with
matches
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DYSPEPSIA, the bug-bear of epicureans,
win be relieved by Browns Iron Bittsrs.
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OiS.Mss.AfrasA. ssHis.sshjeets

ST.. PErrNBURo, September D.-Ths
Emperor and Empress, and the Grand
Dukes Alexis. serguis and Paul started Ioe
Moscow last night.
The order for stringent police control is
st. Petersburg and Moscow has been pro-
longcd for one year.
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THE STRIKE OVER.
The Mills to start at once.
associated Press.

PIrrsBURGH, September 20.-The Execu.
tive Committee of the Iron Manufacturers
Association and representatives Of the
Amalgamated Association met this after
noon, and upon presentation OF the old
scale by the latter, ii was signed by the
manufacturers The fires in the mills will
be lighted Immediately, and all will be in
operatlon within few DAYS,
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RaiIrnnsf War.
AM,.e sert on Greeffne.

IspiAxAPoLis, September pa bitter
passenger war to western points is progress
ing. ~ -s.a
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ton ,rLPsIA, a,. Heart t-Burn, Nausea, Indiges
In p;s. pps,. are always relieved by Brown 5
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The RReafAR01.
TIE IsAieisl Csasessses.

WARRINGTON. September 20.-Ths Pfesi.
dent left for New York this afternoon.
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Queer Neus rnr sentamh.r

Sys,S, YORK, September 2O.-There were
cases Of sunstroke to-day,
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The Egyptian war has helped the sale
English Journals wonderfully. The
r5,r standard on the day succeeding
. homhardment of Alexandria sold
t,r&rv.uur copies.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Parkersburg.

PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, September 90
The W., p. 4 c. r. X. engineer corps, in
charge OF Major Mcconnell, resumed the
survey here to-day. They will proceed
with all possible dispatch until the entire
line to Point Pleasant is completed.
Two valuable black mares, eight years
old, were Stolen from Mrs. Moss, near here,
last night. 1t Is thought the thieves have
gone in the direction of Wheeling or
Clsrksburg. Mrs. Moss is widow and
the loss falls heavily on her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-21

Professor Parker, a colored man, said
be Of education and ability, proposes
b run As an independent candidate for
ougress in the Seventh Ohio District.
lhe Republicans of that state may be
depended upon to favor the ObliteratiOn
'i the color line-except, of course, in
the case of Ohio. Professor. Parker will
BE gently smOthered.
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~ . n %. -
heavily on her.
COIllslOn.

C1ycrnxATI, September 20-Two freight
trains collided this morning at Hamilton,
o., wrecking the engines and one car No
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THE NEWS.

.. .roor and Ben Butler We have al
- with Us.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-03
PERSONAL.

Alderman Reimers and family arrived
home yesterday from St. Paul.
Capt. II. Curtis departed last night for
Chicago.
Charles O'Neil will leave next week for
Colorado.
Sam Heagy of Hampton was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Hugh Ralston left Tuesday for Col
orado. He will be absent about six weeks.
Charley Stoddard has returned from
Texas apparently in the best of health.
J. s. Drake leaves this evening for ST,
Louis to negotiate the purchase of some
iron water pipe for one of his contracts
Judge peasants departed for Ottawa
this morning to attend the, session of the
appellate court
A. NJ. Guild, former proprietor of the
Rock Island House, will depart shortly for
Dacotah.
F. w. Kelleistrass is confined to his
house with rheumatism. His condition is
reported to he very critical.
Rev. J. c. Holiday left yesterday for a
months vacation. He will visit friends in
Ohio.
Mr.. G. w. Robertson leaves for his old
home in Canada, this evening, for a much
needed rest.
L. Thompson advance agent of the
Chicago Church Choir Company was in
the city yesterday arranging for the early
appearance of that organization.
A. f. Knickerbocker and Arthur Burial
arrived home this morning from Efiingham,
ILL.,, where they have been establishing a
new lodge of the Improved Order of Red
Men. $50
Major NJ. C. Orion, hydraulic engineer
of ability and experience in the construct
ing of water works, is in the city ca route
for Texas, where he is interested with Mr..
Drake in several large contracts.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-03
RoDMAN RIFLES.

The members of the Rodman Rifles held
a meeting Wednesday night for the pur-
pose of electing Second Lieutenant to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of r. j. Rodman.
The meeting was presided over by Capt.
C. w. Halves, and was well attended, as
considerable interest was manifested in the
result.
The names most prominently mentioned
for the place were DR.. c. c. Carter, w.
Channon and F. S. Elherne, bat it was
generally conceded that the former was
the choice of large majority.
The first ballot was as follows: Carter
80, Channon 8, McElherne 2. and resulted
in the election of DIR. Carter.
The competitive drills for the medal to
be awarded the best drilled member of the
Rifles viii be commenced on the esd of
the present month. and viii continue dur
ing the fall, or until the ownership of the
medal shall have been decided.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-03
PATIENCE.

Next Wednesday evening the amuse-
ment season for the present year will be
formally opened by the production of
Gilbert & Sulliyans muscal satire on the
aesthetic movement entitled patience or
Bunthorne's Bride"
The recent lecture of Oscar Wild in this
city will render the sparkling operate
satire on his hobby more pertinent and
pleasing.
The opera will be given by the Chicago
Church Choir Company which organization
has received the highest praise for the
excellent rendition of that piece in Chi
cago and other cities
The caste includes Miss Jennie Duffen
as Patience, Miss Jessie Bartlett Davis,
John e. MeWade. Mrs. McWade, and
others of equal merit
In addition 10 well selected number
of solo artists, the company comprises "A
large chorus and orchestra.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-03
public

The Josephine is due down this after
noon, and the War Eagle is the up packet.
Tomorrow the Libbie Conger is expect
ed up, and the Alexander Mitchell, of the
st. Louis & st. Paul line. is also advertised
to be up from the lower river.
The low water is interfering with navi-
CATION, and it is expected that most of the
large steamers win find it difficult to make
trips with any degree of regularity. The
boats are unable to reach st. Paul, hut
transfer freight and passengers, some two
miles below that point, by means of the
small boats. c. F. Knapp, and Z. s. No.
/, and barges
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-03
A DAM SUIT.

Yesterday afternoon Judge Peasants
continued until next Wednesday the hear
ing of testimony in the injunction suit of
Peter Vetter versus F. M. Tyndall.
Vetter, the plaintiff in the suit owns
some land above Milan that is traversed by
a slough. Tyndall, the defendant likewise
is the possessor of real estate contiguous to
the real estate of Vetter. facing on Rock
river, and also traversed by the same
slough. The latter saw fit to construct
dam across the slough and Vetter objected
in most pronounced manner. The dam
was destroyed and rebuilt until the con-
tending parties became weary of the
struggle.
The matter was finally brought into
court on petition of Vetter to enjoin
Tyndall from maintaining the dana A
temporary injunction was granted. aud
the present testimony is adduced on a
motion to dissolve the temporary injunc-
ton.
The testimony will be continued next
Wednesday, but final decision is not ex-
pected for some months.