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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26
THE WOOL MARKET.
Trade Good and Prices Unchanged
Foreign Wool Scafec.

BosToY, September 25.-Thc movement
in the wool market is steady and somewhat
above the average though the absence OF n
great number of buyers for a week past
has gwen the appearance Of more quiet
market than hrs prevailed for many weeks
this sea,on. Sill The sales show agieater
aeeregate than for the previous week, but
rot equal 70 tbose for two Or three weeks
the last o. Angus and the first Of Septem.
~. Fer thc week the total sales as col
leofcd have been 24.o,T0O pounds- 2-5o1,
200 pounds domes,c and l0. 800 pounds
foreign. For The previous week the siles
were rs go pounds domestic and ls)W)
p,unds ioreigN, total OF 1850. $40 pounds.
For The c9rftsp0nding week last year the
s1Ics we've n total OF 3,47i, 800 pounds, or
949, 500 pounds domestic and 5000
rounds foreign. The total receipts OF wool
at this port for the week have been 1907
bales domestic and !, is3 bales foreign, a
to,al Of II, 30 bales, against 7,OJG ba.es do.
mes,ic and eco bales foreign, a total OF
1856 bales for the corresponding week last
wear.
The prices OF the finer grades Of wool are
firm and must remain 80 while the posiuon
of the interior markets holds as tirm as To-
day. In ONO M nne WOrke1 HctceS t",
offerings are 42H9i3c, with an occasional
extra nice light lot held at Hc. Among
the sales this week il one Of 1000 bs. HA
Ohio at i4c, which is somewhat above the
market price. and must have been light
and Of excellent staple Ohio \ wools DO
not seem to move very freely. They are
held at Ild4l Nc, and at this price II -
said the buyers prefer Michigan \, which
can be had cent or % cheaper, at Dig31 Ilc:
Still there are some holders Of Michigan \
wool firm at i0c.
The larger sales in Ohio and Pennsylva-
MIA fine washed woods, with prices report
ed, have been 1000 lbs. Ohio at &c,
$3.50 lbs. ISme st 42Hc, B.09 lbs. No. at
45c.. 90. 900 medium fleece at f3Gi5c., H..
coo lbs. Ohio X and Xxx at 4ig42H., 5.Vg
lb~. X at &c, 5000 lbs. No. al &c, 5000
lbs. Xxx at 421lc., 1900 lbs. at &c, $3.50
lbs. No. / at 45c., with one or two large sales
al private terms, the largest OF which was
I6l, 600 lbs. Ohio and Indiana. In the Mich
iean. witconsin. New England and New
York grades Of fine washed woOls the prin-
cipal sales, with prices given, have been
5000 lbs. Y at 4nc. 1000 lbs No. at 4jc.,
Is. 400 lbs. Y at 39<c.. 1900 lbs. At 30.
rs! Gao lbs low washed at &c, and 5000
lbs. 80. at 35c.
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FIRE RECORD.
A Big Blaze In PhiIadeIphia-LOss One
Million Dollars.

PHILADELPHIA September G.-The Frank
lin sugar refinery OF Harrison, Hayemeyer
& Co, an immense brick structure at the
corner of First and Almond streets, was
partly destroyed by fire this morning. AL
though three alarms were sent out, the fire
was not got under control until the block
bourded by Delaware avenue, Swanson,
Almond and Bainbridge streets was burned.
The block contained TWO large buildings,
that facipg 2 on Delaware avenue being the
mould hou-e, nine stories high, and that
in the rear of the mould house and extend
ing to Swanson street being a new building
called the filter house. These buildings
were filled with sugar in process OF manu-
facture and ready for delivery, and both
structures with their contents are in ruins.
The loss will probably reach half a million
house in the block extending from Swan
son to Penn streets and Almond TO .Bain.
bridge streets were saved.
One thousand men were thrown out OF
employment. 1t is not known that any
one was killed. Louis LuerSen, Swede,
and one of the foremen, is, however, miss
ing. He was last seen attempting to eX-
tinguish the flames as his fellow workmen
made their escape from the building. For
long time the Iennery ndS oeeu IUHuihS
day and night. Nothing is known as to
the origin of the fire. 1t was remarked,
however that it was burning nearly an
hour before an alarm was gwen. The work
men, who are trained in the use Of fire ap-
palatus, endeavored to subdue the flames
without the aid of the fire department..
Different members of the firm vary IN the
estimate of the loss, but il is believed now
the loss will be Sl,OOO,O0O; insurance $50
coo.
At Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, September 25.-Late last
NIGHT a fire mysteriously broke out IN q
small office at the Cleveland Rolling Mill
Company Works, in the Eighteenth ward;
and communicating to the gaiyanIzlng ana
nattern houses, caused a loss OF about Sl0,
200: insurance Sc, 80. The copperas house,
owned by w. J. Hayes, Superintendent OF
the wire mill, was also destroyed. Estl-
mated loss 5000
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FINANCIALLY STRANDED.
Very Much the Same Way Things are
Done Here.


MILWAUKEE, September 25.-The Com
mon Council held stormy meeting this
afternoon to consider the financial affairs
of the city. The Comptroller claims a
shortage in the finances of nearly SiSc, ,0oO
caused by overdrafts and mismanasenent
on the part of the former Comptroller. He
said in explaining things: I'VE are to-day
borrowing advance taxes TO the extent of
S4SO,OOO, Of which s236, 900 has already been
expended for over-drafts. II is only few
years ago that the same reckless spirit re-
suited in the necessity of special law Gre
ating Commissioners OF Public Debt 10
adjust the debt of the city. At the pace
you are now going on it will soon be nec-
esSary for some one to step in with an iron
hand and command halt 1t is yet
time TO pause and come out
with safety and honor, but
such efforts as are now shown do not prom
ise we'll for the future good OF the city.
You may here understand that your pres
ent comptroller will ignor any act OF
yours that does not conform strictly 70 law
and'promote safety TO the community.
Council did not act upon the matter,
which was left in its present shape. the
comptroller refusing 10 sign orders upon
exhausted funds.
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The Fever.

WASHINGTON. September 25.-The total
cafc- o. yellow fever at Brownsville thus
far, 1870: deaths iO3. All Communication
has been cut of with the infected districts
Of Mexico.
Total cases at Pensacola, H; deaths, IL:
ouarantipe will be established around
Pensacols IL the Governor OF Florida re-
quests IL.
Several cases are reported a, Isabel One
death.
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A STRIKE SETTLED,
And Western Railroad Engineers
Happy.

Happy.
ST. LOUIS, September 25.-The differences
between the locomotive engineers on the
Gould railroads and the officials OF that
system, have been amicably settled, and
strike prevented. p NJ. Arthur, Grand
Chief Engineer of the Brotherhood OF En-
eineers, and special committee OF the
Engineers ConventiOn,iE session here, had
n long conference with General Manager
Talmsge to-day, and the following schedule
OF wages was agreed upon: Three and half
cents per mile for passenger engineers and
four cents per mile for freight engineers,
one hundred miles or less TO constitute
davs work and all over one hundred miles
70 be paid for at the same rate; engineers
running pushers to receive $50 per month;
switch engineers $50 per month; all deten-
tions over two hours to be p-id for at the
rate OF 35 cents per hour. =,
These terms are somewhat under the
original demand, bat the engineers seem
- be very we'll satisfied. 1t was further
agreed that no engineer shall be discharged
without fair and impartial investigation,
provided the engineer first submits his
case in writing TO the proper officers Of the
road, and If found innocent be is to re-
ceive half pay for the time lost during the
investigation.
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A PROPHET,
who Claims TO Have Predicted the Late
storm. and Promises Something
Worse for the Future.

worse Ior the tuture.
OTTAWA, OSr., September 25.-Dr. E.
Stone Virgins, Of the Finance Department
who some time ago predicted that the
recent gale would sweep from east to west
over the continent, says a great storm will
strike this planet in March next. He gives
this timely warning:
Il will first be felt on the Northern
Pacific, and will cross the meridian OF
Ottawa at noon five O'Clock P. NJ. London
timeN on Sunday, March IL, 1888. No
vessel smaller than Cunarder will be able
to live in this tempest. India, the south OF
Europe, England and especially the North
American continent will be the theatre OF
its raysges As all the low lands on the
Atlantic will be submerged I advise ship
builders to place their prospective vessels
high up the stocks, and farmers having
loose valuables, such as hay, cattle, &C., to
remove them to a place of safety. l beg,
further, most respectfully to appeal to the
honorable Minister of Marine the he will
peremptOrialy order up storm drums on all
The Canadian coast not later than the 10Th
OF February and thus permit no vessel u
leave the harbor. II this is not done
hundreds Of lives will be lost and millions
worth of property destroyed.
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GAVE HIMSELF AWAY.

A New Englander PoisOns His Wife and
Expresses Surprise at the Wrong
Time.
GREENFIELD, MASS, September 25.-Joseph
Dunn, of Whatley, one-eyed man, was
arrested to-day, on a charge of having
poisoned his wife, Mary. He is forty, she
sixty years old. They were married five
years ago. Dunn having worked on her
farm till she owned him Sl75, when she
married him, it is said, to cancel the debt.
On Monday, September II, he left home,
s ssSRgd SjRggd hif Il SMnEboGy Mb was dead and on be-
ing told no" replied, "thaa's funny"
That day the neighbors called in a physi..
clan, who pronounced it a fatal case OF
poisoning. The woman died this morning.
1t is supposed the poison was arsenic ad-
minisiered in tea. Dunn denies all knowl-
edge of the charge. His relatives think he
wanted his wite's property.
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SCATTERED TELEGRAMS,
Each Telling the Same Tale ofDiSast'

Each Telling the Same Tale Of Disaster.
RAILWAY. y. j.. Leptember 2j.-The flood
was particularly severe in this city and
Uqion county. There are thirty-two
bridges crossing the Railway river and lis
branches, within the city limits, ana SIX
teen OF these are DESTROYED. 1t Will cost
over 100000 to rebuild and repair them.
At the Monre street, stone bridge, while a
crowd were on it, one of the arches gave
way and John Wilson. prominent citizen,
was carried under the arch. His remains
were taken out this morning.
At Patterson.
Patterson, n. J. September 25.-The
rain is falling again, but the river IS SUB
siding rapidly. The loss in this vicinity IS
as VET beyond calculation.
Al New York.
NEW YoRE. September 25.-The storm
which began last Wednesday evening OBJ
served Sunday as a day of rest, and re-
sumed business this morning with renewed
visor. This afternoon, however, the ram
ceased, and clearing weather seems St
hand.
PL,rSFIELD, n. j., September 25.-The
rain is falling heavily again to-day, causing
additional damage to property. Five hun
dred thousand dollars will not repair the
damage done in the counties Of Uni n,
Somerset and MiddleseN To say nothing Ol
the losses OF railroad and canal comp lnies,
which are immense.
A city in Darkness
RAILWAY, Y. J., September 25.-The et'
fects of the recent storm were disastrous.
Water filled the streets for miles and Gel
lars of houses by the scores. Eight bridges
were swept away and two lives were lost;
The gas went out and the city was plunged
in darkness.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Little Girl Killed in n Jam at a Cir.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., September 25.-During
the rush at the entrance at Barnum's cir
Gus, which exhibited in Warren, O., Satur-
day, child was crushed to death by the
crowd. The father and mother were nearly
frantic with grief, because while seeing the
death of their child they were absolutely
powerless, as were those near by, to push
back the surging crowd. About the same
time Bailey. one Of the proprietors became
enraged at p. W. Sutliff, a citizen OF war
rem, who was trying to get in with ms wlte,
and struck him. Sutlitf at once got out
warrant for Bailey's arrest and an attach
ment against the show for $4,000. The
matter was settled by the payment to him
OF 81, 200 as a compromise.
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FIVE KILLED.
BAD Mine Accident Near Cumberia

Bad Mine Accident Near Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND. MD, September 25.-A
heavy fall of roof coal occurred this
morning in the Kingsland mine of the
Maryland Coal Company, at Homecoming.
-Four miners, including Mine Boss Byers,
are known to be under the coal. The dead
body Of James Brehaney has been brought
ont. L. Cook. another miner, was
brought up in a dying condition.
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CHICAGO, September 25.-The Journals
Peoria special OF the 25th says reports from
the Illinois River valley and other sections OF
the great corn pelt of Central Illinois re-
port serious damage from frost 70 the corn,
especially in the low land regions. The
damage is estimated at ten per cent
SPRINGFIELD, LIS. September 2.-The
information gathered here indicates that
no damages of consequence have been done
by frosts in this vicinity.
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Tho wouId. Re A.-assiu.
A MIsEs'S END.
Farmer who stow ed Away His wheat
for Twenty Years

UEsASA, o.. September 25.-John Etc
holtz, whose death was mentioned day or
two since, was an unusually eccentric man.
He came to Ohio about the year 1880, from
Pennsylvania, and his earthly inheritance
consisted OF tvo silver half dollars which
was all that his father bequeathed to him
in his viIl-virtually cutting him
of. But John came 10 Ohio, and vowed
that he would yet be the richest Eicholtz
living, and by ipdomitable industry and
the closest economy, he succeeded in &C.
complishing his desire. and smassed for
tune of probably 500 0c1 He has kept
his family in the most miserly manner,
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BAD GUNS.

They Do More Damage to Their Gun
ners than They wouId to the Enemy.
NEW YoRx, September 25.-rwo men
were killed and several wounded at Cover
rors Island, this morning, by the explo
SION of one Of the guns on Castle William
being used in S2lutInga q French man-of.war
living off the battery.
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Novel Suicide.

ABBEYvILLE, O., September 25.-Mr. VIM.
Meter, a prominent farmer, committed
head With a shot gun. He had been de-.
spondent for several months from sickness,
and his wife and his two children had left
.Eo LvuSe hI short tiIpe. and ret-,, -. ,,' ."
find him dead. He had fasi~..-1 the gun
on the lounge and placed the muzzle in his
mouth
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THE EASTERN DELUGE.
The Rains Decended and the Floods
Came,
And the 0enizens Of the Cities Alon :
the Atlantic Coast Were SoreIy
in Need Of An Ark of
Refuge.
WHAT APROPHET PREDICTS.

PHILADELrHIA, September 25.-In the
eighty-fOur hours ending at noon to-day,
nearly eleven inches of rain have fallen, al
amount unparalleled in the annals of the
weather bureau. The storm began at about
$50 o'clock on Thursday evening and con-
out the night. Friday had two or three
hours of comparatively calm weather, but
with these exceptions the rain continued
TO pour down in torrents from morning to
night and from night to morning -aeaih
Once the sun showed its genial lace in the
west, as IL ANXIOUS TO assure the storm
bound people that the equinox was nearly
over, but the storm was
Not be Driven or I'm That Way,
and soon the sunlight disappeared and the
big rain-drops began 70 fall again. Satur.
day the signs were unequivocally in favor
OF Ealn, and the food pour ed down in vol
ume that is seldom seen in this latitude.
Throughout the day there was scarcely any
cessation, although the downfall was not so
violent any time as on Friday. Still it was
steady and unremitting, and the result
was that in many parts OF the city the sew
ers were unable to carry off the water and
the streets were flooded. Yesterday the
clouds broke away ard our hat-drowne1
people were beguIled into thinking that
The end had come, but to-day the windows
Of heaven
Were Again Opened,
and the rain is descending briskly. The
loss in this city will reach several hundred
thousand dollars. Hundreds of cellars in
the business part of town were flooded, and
in scores Of instances the first floors, even,
were deluged. Reports from the surround
ing country tell the Ssme tale OF devasta-
ton. The rods are utterly impossible in
many places, and besides the damage to
growing crops, much hay and fodder has
been swept away, and hundreds Of head OF
stock drowned
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non,f he Alarmed

at Brishts Disease, Diabetes, or any disease
of the kidneys, liver or urinary organs. as
Hon Bitters will certainly and lastinely
cure you, and il is the only thing thss siii-
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A lIississippi QuarreI.

yIcxsBURG. MISS, September 25.-Rich
ard Beason and John Mcdonald, returning
home in "a buggy quarreled, and Beason
beat Mcdonald over the head with pistol
John Griffin interposed to make peace,
when Beason fired at him. The ball struck
Griffin in the abdomen, but, glancins off,
only inflicted a slight wound. After Bea-
SON fred he started to run, when Griffin
fired three shots at him, some of which are
supposed to have taken effect. Beason es-
capped, and at last accounts had not been
heafd from.
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THE BOAT UPSET,
And Three Men Were Drowned.

And Three Men Were Drowned.
BUTTALo, September 25.-James Conway,
William Dugan and James Wall, all oil
this city, were drowned by the uPsetting Of
a ssil-boat ten miles off this port to day.
James Stewart, the sole Survivor, padded
the boat ashore in twelve hours against
very heavy head winds.
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Horribly Burned.

CINCINNATI; September 25.-Last night a
lamp exploded in the county Jail in the
cell of Edward Sedden. setting fire to the
bedding. Sedden could neither escape nor
make himself heard and was horribly
burned. He is in critical condition. He
was awaiting trial on a charge Of rape.
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DrOMnel.

ST. CATHERINE, ONT, September 25.-
Three young men named Chalbison, Gre5er
and Hogan upset a boat on the Canal. Chal-
bison and Greger we're drowned.
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Ne Too.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 25.-It is
rumored that Folger is to be succeeded by
ex-senator Thomas A. Piatt ss Secretary
OF the Treasury, and that New York poll
ticians are urging Folger's immediate
resignation in order to insure success.
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Ex-senator Christispcy We Obliged
to pay about so, 90 ~ ths expenses o.
his divorce suit. He payy ~ tns coAS
Of the suit except thoss 0f the stenczra-
pher. Mrs.. Chr sthncy says the dceDe
h vesy.s y.satisfsctory to hes, sad & h, 81
counne, 70 Cbrbtianey.
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RAID ON A BANK.
Twelve Thousand Dollars Seeured-A
General Plot

UeueFNI F0IOt
BALTIMORE, September 25.-This morning
two sneak thieves stole $4,000 OF Columbia
and Greenville railroad bonds from the
cashiers room of the Bank of Baltimore.
1t is ascertained that plot was on foot
for systematic robbery of the messengers
of the banks this morning. The raid on
the Bank of Baltimore was only part OF
plot. The detectives are securing the city
in all parts in hunt of the gang who are
supposed 10 have come here from other cl'
ties, since their arrangements are carefully
made
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Sad Relics.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-Engineer
Melville called upon Acting Secretary
Walker, at the Navy Department, this
afternoon. When Secretary Chandler re-
turns the records and articles found with
he LONGS party, now in the custody OF
Engineer Melville. will be examined in
the presence of Mrs. De Long, who has
been notified to attend.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
A Challenge.
Damage fO Corn.

MONTREAL September 25.-Williams, the
Maltese swimmer, challenges Capt. Webb II
swim two mile race for $500 q side.
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EXCHANGES.

"'SkIy Clearing House Report.
y, y, NAS'., .,S., September 25.-FrOm the
sT,s 49, Io"OwlnS table shows the total
"a ,rS-4N SeS attwenty-Six az leading clear
y 80 s-Sss 10 the United States, for the
vs--'ns September 23d:
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I.s,-~s<,>Wsvx.

srEIxeFIELp. lis, September 25.-The
fires are being started in the rolling mills
here. 10 night, and the frs. runs will be
made "wednesday night The men reformed
10 work at the Pittsburgh sale.
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RerAonAl.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-Comptroller
Lawrence will leave tonight for visit to
his home in Ohio.
Secretary Lincoln left this morning tor
ChicaSo.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
HEAVY Failure.

Heavy Failure.
LONDON, September 25.-Francisco &.
CASTOR, merchant and mine.owner, has
failed. Liabilities, E62,cOO.
Dead.
GorrrGEx, September 25. - Friedrich
Wochler the eminent chemist and director
of the Chemical Institute here, is dead.
An Advance Demanded9
ROTTERDAM, Exc, September 25.-Dele-
gates representing 10000 miners, in confer
ence to day, decided to demand an advance
OF Is per cent. in wages.
A Denial.
LoNpoH, septembar 25.-A Dublin paper
denies that there has been any large failure
there recently. 1t is believed the firm oil
George Roe 4 Co., distillers, reported as
| failed is solvent
THE HAGUE, September 25.-Baron Won
| Linden, Minister Of Finance, announced
| in :be States Generate today that he esti-
mated there would be deficit in the
budget OF 26,00000o forms,
| Irish Convention.
| DUBLIN, September 25.-Towa'ds the end
| Of the year there will he n great Irish ns-
tional convention here, TO review the posi-
| ton and condition OF the country. Dele
| gates to the conve ntion will be elected by
the people.
An Objection by Catholics.
| ToRoNro. September 25.-Arch Bishop
| Lynch. in a sermon Yesterday at 81.
| Michaers cathedral, referred to Sir Water
| Scott's "Marmion." which he said was in.
sulting to Catholics. He saidhe h1f called
the attention OF the government to its
| use as a text book.
New Cardinals.
Rome, September 25.-At the consistory
to-day Monsignor Czaki, Papal Nuncio OF
| Paris, and Monsignor Abianchio, Nuncto OF
| Madrid, were created Cardinals. The Pope
! also preconised one English and several
| French Bishops and appointed number
OF Prelates to Sees in America ana
| Oceanica.
| DrBLIy, September 25.-Six men, mostly
| released suspects, have been arrested IN
connection with the murder OF Huddys, at
Lough Mask. The police claim TO have dis
| tinct evidence against three OF them In
consequence of information ELECTED during
| the examination OF Kerrigan and held for the
same crime.
! CRY OF Mexico, September 25.-The Mex
| lean Govt. has ordered the establishment
| of a permanent exposition OF Mexican pro-
ducts in Berlin. A similar exposition Is y
be established in other European cities and
| in the United States ..
| French influence is actively expressing
reciprocity treaty between Mexico and
! United States.
The WouId. BE Assassin.
| ytEySA. September 25 -Oyerdsnk con-
fesses that be drew lots with bis confed-
crates 10 decide who should attempt 10
take the life of the Emperor, and that he
intended To throw the bomb into the gar.
den of Miramac Castle. The High Court
of Venice has given an opinion in the c. !.
of the recent arrests that the extradition o.
ssssssins shall take place II they eonsPire
against the life of the Emperor while on
| Italian territory.