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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20
XIII Him on Sight.

This morning OConner was standing IN
the door of the Mechanics Bank, of which
he was president. General Mabry and an
other gentleman walked down Gay street
on the opposite side from the bank. OCon'
ner stepped into the bank, got shot gun,
took deliberate aim at Mabry and fired
Mabry fell dead, being shot in the LETT side
As he fell O'Conner fired again, the shot
taking effect in Mabry's thigh. O'Conner
then reached into the bank and got an
other shot gun. About this time Joseph
A. Mabry, Jr, son Of Gen. Mabry, came
rushing down the street unseen by OCon-
ner, until within forty feet, when young
Mabry fired pistol, the shot taking effect
his body near the heart. The instant Ma
bry shot, OConner turned and fired, the
charge taking effect in young Mabry's
right breast and side. He fell
Pierced with Twenty Buckshot,l
and almost instantly OConner fell dead
without struggle. Young Mabry Itried
to rise, but fell back dead. The whole
tragedy occurred within three minutes and
not one of the three men spoke a word
after being shot General Mabry had about
thirty buckShot in his body. A bystander
was painfully wounded in the thigh and
another wounded in the arm. Four other
men had their clothes pierced by buckshot.
The affair caused great excitement and GAY
street was thronged with thousands of peo-
pie. General Mabry and his son Joe were
acquitted only a few days ago OF the MUIR
der of Moses Lusby and Dan Lusby, father
and son, whom they killed some weeks ago.
Will Mabry was killed by Dan Lusby last
Christmas Major Thomas 0'COnner was
the Wealthiest man in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20
Foreign.


Nearly twO-thirds of the Berlin voters
abstained from voting yesterday.
Barry Sullivan, the actor, has con-
sented to stand for Parliament on Home
Rule principles.
Those pets of the London aristocracy,
the Household cavalry reached England
yesterday from Egypt.
Madrid telegram: A royal order has
been published authorizing the prolon-
cation until December 18th OF treaties
of commerce with countries which ac-
cept the basis proposed by Spain for
new treaties.
Mr.. Louden, who was hOoted in the
Dublin conference, Wednesday, writes
TO the Freeman's Journal that Ameri-
cas- aid to Ireland was contributed for
3 very different purpose than providing
fat salaries for Irish members OF Parlia-
ment.
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France and Spain United,

! MADRID, October To- King Alfonzo, ac-
companied by Prime Minister ssgasts, the
Minister Of Agriculture. and the Minister
! of War. have gone 10 Saragassa and Heusca
to assist at the opening Of a railway, the
| converted Spanish and French systems.
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Cannot Join.
RouRh on the VI. P's.

DUBLIN, October l9.-Mr. Loudcn, a dele
gate TO the Irish National Conference,
Rooted by the conference on attempting 10
speak, writes the Freeman's Journal that
lie knows he has drawn upon himself the
hatred Of the Irish Members OF Parliament,
particularly that OF Thomas Power OCon.
nor. He (Loudon) says he has always held
that Americans subscribed TO assist the vic
Tins of the tyrany of landlords and not to
give bloated salaries to the Irish Members
of Parliament
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Buckshot Distributed With n Lavish
Hand.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, October 10. This
morning a few minutes after 10 o'clock
General Joseph A. Mabry, man named
Thomas OConner and Joseph Mabry were
killed in a shooting affray. The difficulty
began yesterday afternoon by General Ma
bry attacking O'Conner and threating to
kill him. This was at the fair ground, and
OConner told Mabry it was not the place
to settle their differences. Mabry then
told O'Conner he should not live. 1t seems
Mabry was armed and O'Conner was not.
The cause of the difficulty was an old
feud about the transfer of some property
from Mabry to O'Conner. Later in the af-
ternoon Mabry sent word to O'Conner that
ba wonld
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Ponderous Plates.

Some change will have to be made, how
ever, in the plan of the turrets. As now
contemplated they require the rolling OF
great plates so thick that there IS no ma
chinery in the world constructed for such
work, except in England. The turrets
would have to be imported therefore, or
the machinery to manufacture them erected
in this country. The eamount appropriated
for the work is not large enough for either
course, even il Secretary Chandler would
employ British iron. The plan Of construc-
ton will no doubt be changed from the
vertical to the DETECTING style of turrets, by
which means q vast amount OF weight IS
saved as well as expense, while at the same
time the defensive properties OF the ship
are reinforced. The increased power OF
guns has made the old vertical turret use
less.
Not What They Seem.
The commission appointed last week to
consider the condition of the navy yards
and The service generally had begun by Or
ganizing and mapping out their work. They
decided that under the act OF Congress they
did not compose smelling committee,
and were not concerned in individual con-
duct or management, but in the system in
vogue in the navy. They decided to start
at once on a tour of personal inspection OF
the yards, beginning at Portsmouth, n. H.,
and coming down the coast, taking them in
order. They hope to be ready to report at
an early day of the coming session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.


LONDON, October 19--Barry Sullivan, the
actor, has consented to be nominated for
Parliament for an Irish constituency on
Home Rule principles. .....r
Cannot Join.
DUBLIN, October 19.-Hugh 0Donnell
NJ. p, writes that though he is determined
To support the conference programme, be
cannot join the council, which, he says, Is
so constituted tha; IL the county delegates
are sufficiently flexible, its whole control
will be in the hands OF the sixteen nomi.
nees OF the Irish Parliamentary party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20

cBrcaoo. October 19. .-Georse ecovilis -.
p<srtd IN Judge LsomiS Court todsy ed
made bis srsnment in favor Of having ~
Scotiile committed to m irsane ssyiun. ;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20

s MY dsuehssr hsd . very vsak essk
TEsrra enrd -. Jeas 6Danks He0
burgL, Rg - 4. = 4
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Secretary Martha I.ssrvisweA.

PITTSBURGH, Octouer l9.--Secretary Mar.
tin, who was spoken to this morning,
stated that he had received no omciL
notification Of the action taken By tho
Chicago members OF the association. Mr..
J. ID. Weeks expressed the opinion that the
advance Of ten per cent. demanded there
did not relate 10 mills engaged In the gen.
eral iron trade, but had reference 70 those
producing Bessemer steel rails He
did not believe that the scttlemeut
affected at the close Of the recsnt
troubles would be disturbed by any action
OF the workers now. II seems that accord
ing to the rules Of the Amalgamsted Asso..
citation, the scale governing the wages Of
the Besssmer steel workers expires Dsosn'
Der 81. The meeting 70 arrange the yearly
scale must be held upon the third Monday
In Octobsr, and- -tlsis AAs baAn mlstakan by
some for demand for increased vAeo ~
the iron workers. To-day Q conference be.
tween the manufacturers and yofkuen q
Chicago was intended, which was Expected
TO settle the dffiiculty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20

/roIIoxing is the Thermometer record
Istsriay, compared with the correspond
II day Of last year:
kxsxlsP:x isr: 7p.x. 7AxnH.Ss,M7gg;S~
fS So IS IS % % & o'
average yesterday 50.
\ |Same day last year 5t&.
|W Gather partly eloudV.
The weather To-Day.
W,ssISGroS, October %. A. N.-For the
ever Lake region. fair weather, nortaerly
<irds, shifting TO west and SOUTH rlSinS,
GIIowed by falling barometer, Win silsn'
se in temperature. Ill. f,;-
4 For Tennessee and OHIO VSiieys iaiI
heather, northerly winds, Shlitlng "
Iarmer south ami west winds IN tne Unlo @
&slley, slight rise, followed IN the western
Sorrion By stationary or falling barometer
DOmeStIe.
Sixteen cases Of typhoid fever were
b,ported at Pittsburgh yesterday.
4 The Mingo iron works was success
IpIlv lighted by electricity last night.
4 fatal accident to a hunter is report
Ii from Preston county this morning.
Hon. John ID. Defrees, of Indiana,
Lied at Berkeley Springs, w. Va, yes
seVlay.moEnin &c..
( kf<roxviIle, Tenn, reports a terrible
'lsgedy, in which three prominent eiti-
lens yielded up their lives.
Two terrible explosions, one OF sewer
ras and the other of kerosene, startled
Sbe staid Philadelphians yesterday.
The st. Louis Merchants Exchange
Yesterday passed resolutions indicative
If their respect for the memory OF the
late Col. Slay back.
The coal miners Of Pittsburgh district
will meet in convention next Friday
for the purpose of considering an in
crease in the price of mining to four
cents.
New York Times: "The citizens.
in this city has been killed
by treacherous leaders, and there Is no
probability of defeating
Edison, the Democratic eandl-
date for Mayor"
The Amalgamated Association OF the
Chicago district has agreed upon a
lower scale of wages for the coming
winter. This dispOses Of the sensational
repOrts that a renewal Of the strike for
six dollars WAS being secretly considered
here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20

CHICAGO, October le.-It has been 70.
ported that the Amalgamated Iron and
Steel Association OF this district, including
Milwaukee, Joliet and Chicago, had agreed
on higher schedule OF wages. In fact it
agreed on q lower scale for tho coming
wear, and will submit II 70 the msnufac.
turers this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20
AImanae-This Day.
Ye.terday's TemPeratnr

|ro,lowing is the thermometer record
ssterday. compared with the correspond
day Of last year;
ISL. ISSs
k.N.l3N. SP. N. 7P.M. AsN.Es NJ :, II a
10 81 81 80 " U !"
4 ,.,,a,a Yesterday 60
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20

|. CHICAGO, Cctobsr l9.-Representatives OF
the Amalgamsted Iron and Steal Worker
Association from nearly all dist,icts have
dsys. Az near a can be leevnsd ths dis-
cussion Of the question Of The renewal Of
the late strike occupied most o. the time;
that at first the sentiment favored demand
Ing an increase Of i2H per cent.
but It was finally decided to make
the demand for 10 per csnt ell
around, and that this demand Will b meds
known to mill owners here tomorrow. The
information is not positive, but IL 10 under.
stood the demand will be extended 10 other
districts. President Jarrett was present.
but did not preside. The sentiment 81
the convention accorded with the Penn.
sylvania resolutions denouncing. Jarrett
for failure to push the demand morp
sternly In the last strike, and looked 10 de-
mandine his resignation unless he would
take more radical grounds.
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The weather To-Day.

|AVerage yeSteruay oU,
Eame day last year 5tN.
kls.atbar nartlV ClOudV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
HEATY JUDGMENT AGAINST 4 CASHIER

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 16.-In the Common Pleas
Court yesterday judgment for $4,000 was rendered
against j. W. BatcneOr and tho sureties Oh hs bond as
cashier OF the Planters Bank when went into liquids
ZION somo years ago. Irregularities on the part OF
LOUIS Rehm m teller in the bank, caused heavy losses,
and in the liquidation OF tho banks affairs suit was
brought against Bachelor and ns sureues by parties
affected to their losses on ito ground Of aeS OF
supervision the part OF the cashier The case
has oeen tried four times In the first and second trials
the ury failed to make verdict. In tho thir trial the
verdict was for the plaintiffs Dut tae Court OF Appeals
granted new trial which resulted stated above. Mr.
Bachelor and the oodofendants gentlemen Of high
standIns IN the state. Rehm defauting teller
arrested IN 1870 charged WITH robnng tno oauk one
nlglt OF about 10000. The money taken rcooy-
cred Rsnm gave bail and away. Investigation OF
wrongful transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17

perfect. ANY rumors to the contrary were Lbsrai
lea and the Liberals had better he srran ling their
own uuarres than inyvnti1g stories aooh' 'no
Tory motherhood. That very afternoon boru ran
dolph Churchill who had stayed away from the
meeting at the Carlton went down to the House 10
announce that he should oppose the Gibson amend
ment treouiring a two-thlrds vote to close de-
BATE. IN support of which the 1orv leaders were
nsiug their utmost e1oits. IL VAS. IN fact. the
point Cd hich the whole party were believed TO De
rni.ed II had not been knownSthst Lord Ran
doph Churchill was against it. Men on his own
side said that he had chosen 10 as the question on
which his breach with his leader might be made
most conspicuous.
The speech of Lord Randolph Churchill may
fairly he called tbs sensation of the session. Old
Parlismentarians pronounced IL the ablcst TINS
young man had ever delivered. Ii was the talk OF
every dinner Table that night snd every paper the
next morning; though the Tory papers showed that
with them il wasa case of least said soonest
mended What was said o. it's effect on the front
bench at the moment might have been said OF the
organs of Conservatism in the press: They were
knocked out OF time In terms the speech was
civil enough, rather SYSTEMATICALLY OWL, W OH
Stafford -" the right honorable member for North
Devon whom | respect and fellow" In Substance
it was a revolt. As an argument from Tory
point OF view against closure by two thirds. 1t was
ingenious ana powerful. But the real Importance
of the speech wns as declaration of independence
1t must 10 plain hencoforward that Lord Randolph
Churchill will rule OF ruin his party-some people
would saw either alternative caiDe to the same
thing lie will follow mis- leader when his leader
leads where he wants to CO. otherwise he will lead
for himself. And Lord Randolph Churchill has
shown ability enough, courage enough. industry
enouob and recklessness enough to make his do
termination a matter OF grave import to his party
G. w. 3,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. l6. lss-
Wikesbarre Penn. has been placed upon the Isl
free delivery post Offices
InAd ieus X S.lller has been appointed chiet csiA
the Bureuu Of Ordnance, Navy De srtnienI
Anew AID elaborate map of the United States
course OF prepai alton by the General Land Omce
The exchange of three and halt per cent ooni'
the three per cents since November last anoaaH
$l7,9Z0,50o. al.
Two hundred and nlnety-ave land patents and ~
pension certificates were Issued IRON rue in'eH''
partment to-day o.,
The Treasury Department to-day purchased sS"'',
ounces OF silver for delivery at the Philadelphia ~
New Orleans MINIS.
General Wright, chief Of engineers, has gone On
tour OF inspection Of tue works In progress on lDe A'
sppi River south OF st. Louis.
The Director OF the Ninth now IN New-ofeS~
gagged IN invrsligat charges preferred against ''
Albreent, assayer vi the mint In that CITY , a.
The President has again declined 10 iaterierc
cas. of Jams Leighton Gilmore, who is under sen''
OF death nj Deadwood the Data inss for tae "''
OF u Mexican ..,i
The Jeanette Board OF Inquiry met this mornns :.
Immediately took recess till y. w. Alter tHe =
and approval OF the minutes OF yesterday tno W."
joumeu TIL 1890 a IN. Monday. = A.s
About seyen-tenths OF the mail that Is scat Ho a..
goes free under flank or III free envelopes i I'd.
ranks second In the United states rs 10 the wss'''
mails dispatched, Scw-fork being nrst 90
A A
tons Is contemplated by tao general superin'e. "a
the service II is proposed hereafter TO dsssH~"
section by a name indicative OF the iocsisy' LID
Tie Treasury Department 10 informed oy ''e a;
the secret Service Division for Missouri OF the s
| Fredercktown, Mo-, OF Wiley c. Grssoh anu n..aus
| sons. Joseph and John, for manufacturing snu
counterfeit silver ATTY cent and ono dohsr su
Toe Garfield Board OF Audit hss received ~. .,,,s
Christopher Rogoksties, glazler OF this CITY, !, IN
that he Is In possession OF one Oh the oues' dps
late President In the Baltimore and Po'onsS .,,.rs
which loa ed In his glass and putty box and q
IN. contents He expressed hope that tns ,ss,nsa
assist him 10 secure his appointments - Wi depsr
| somsihing silnilar Ia OF the GSSssh"''
| menJs. -. on.. Deyen
All OF tho heads OF divisions in tho Pess o"es !, msk
ment deny positively that there is any a,,.sss
ing extensive remov ala Of employees In 'H''' .seAb
r,rs, A..,.tan. Hai'oa was ~
n wss true that number OF clerks IN MS erca.s
had failed TO respond freely TO the ss'essa' mart ~
were "a be removed Mr.. HatIon dens9 s bs nd 20
an ennea rapc. OF indignation and saia w, their sseS
| know whether his suoardinsteS Ma p"N
ments NOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The Court OF CON-
issioners OF abama Claims resuaed s sessions this
morning Additional special commissioners were ap
pointed "a follows: James e. swan. New-Iacoma "asf
nguon Territory, ana Edward c. Perkins, of SewiOh
City. Arguments were made by Messrs- Clifford ana
Beaman on behalf of claimants on the question pt
sented yesterday whether Where war premiums were
paid by a ships husband Or managing part owner Of
vessel for or ef vessel and owners the peu
ton may made aud sworn TO by such ships nsoaaa
or managing part owner and Judgment rendered In M
name "a trIJlce and agents Tor sucn owners"
Mr Lowe or New-YJrk, raised the question " whether
the insurance scrip received TO BE- deducted ron
th,acua loss a. its market value day IL vas 10
ceIycd or AZ what was ultimately realized On IT, wnetaJ
the same " As mucn or llltle, or nothing
Mr. Lowe TOOK the former position and Mr.. BE ihta
OF Newiorz, MIR. Monroe and Mr.. CLIFFORD the oppo'~
view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
AT THE NATIONAL CAPTTAr
AN ATTACK ON THE INTERNAL REyRyrv
lBY TELEGRAPH TO the TR.BuNgf ~"

ibI IbLEphAfH FH.bUSEI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-ChairmaI, Kelley o..
Committee on Ways and Mears, returned -. !.
Philadelphia this afternoon after stay ~
DAYS. He expects 10 return 10 Wasbiugto, 49,
next Monday, on which day the WAYS and ~"
Committee IL to hold its FIRST meeting. J,s-
Kelley while here made no secret OF the J.
his visit. which was to eDdeavor to indoen =,
Secretary Of the Treasury and the Presdeo, :
recommend to Congress the immediate repeal a..
large share of tho internal taxes and le1xl,,,.'
fixing date in the near future for the aboitioD :,
the entire system Of internal taxation.
1t Is understood that Judge Kelley returned h,,..
considerably encouraged by the result Of his CONT.
ence with Secretary Folger. and hopeful tha, a.
recommendations of the Executive branch Of 81.
Government at the opening of Congress will h. =
sousonance with his own views Should that h. a.
case, however, the chairman Of the Ways and Ma.
Committee will still have before him the tab !,
convincing his party associates IN the Hou1 a.,
they must reconsider the position taken By them y
regard TO the taxes on spirits and iobaccO onIv
Jew months ago. and come over 10 his side Jsd.s
Kelley may find this task a more difficult ons hs~e
no seems to anticipate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
IN INSURANCE DECISION.

BosroN, Nov. 16.-In the suit of Thomas
southwck against the Atlantic Fire and Marine Insur
ance Company policy issued by the de-
PENDANT company. the supreme Court has affirmed the
ruling Of the lower court and has ordered
Judgment for the defendant The oplnion states that
where there Is mortgage property and there aa
applicant Tor insurance, In violation OF the terms OF
policy which requires the insured TO DO tho entire un-
conditional and sole owner of the property faa to state
tho fact OF tho mortgage the property TO be insured.
tho policy void and the insured cannot recover under
H. IL Ia further decided by the opinion tnat
signoe cannot convey valid title TO bankruprs es
faIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
THE STAR ROUTE BRIBERY CHARGES


WASHINGTON, Nov. ICE. Taylor, who va,
connected With Fall IN the attempt 20 influence the sx
Route Jury has suddenly disappeared Mr. Ker said 10
day: 1.-The Department OF Justice wants to TaySr
we want 10 have little talk with him." This was sad
IN a menacing tone, but up TO the time no warrants
known to have been issued for TaylOrs arrest lie d
supposed 10 be in Virginia
Speaking OF Detective Mller's case, which about to
be investigated by police trial board Mr.. Ker called
attention TO section 43l OF the statutes which makes
a felony with heavy penalty for detective TO dVs
information to DersOns seeking 70 escape jus Ice. lie
said tLat after dllers ad Missions before tue P5hs
Court there could be doubt Of the result
ia answer " question from reporter ne ssld No
We do not intend O. lnterfere IN this case IL Is WHOLLY
the uanas Of the police authorities We Will assist tlel
IL tney wi assist u.s." Bota sides are preparing fOr No
prellnaary examination Ia the Dlczsol case 70 waei
much Importance seems to DO aLtacned Dy NE Govern
mem. judge Cuppy has oeen retained 10 Valst NJ.
c. NJ smitn on tue defe 1dant' side
Shortly after to-day counsel Tor the Gyern neat
and rue leuce IN the case against Frederick saas
aup-arrd 10 the Police Court aud announced their reai
ness t. proceed. Mr. Pelham stated tlat iassmaea s
the for the deieuco were not mere AID oecaa
he beeyeI that the Court would not Undertake 10 80
into tue gu OF the guilt or Innocence tnr d-sa
aut, no would waive the eXaDlnat,on An arrange neas
was then made with Mr.. Wall Foote's counsel 1 Wllea
he is to report the Court tomorrow hs Intention
reRlrI 10 mat case. Governor Wells said thit 10 DICK
son care ne awarding the arrival oi win "a hon
miles would ask CoIrJ to TX day Tor the nearing
He nad agreed 10 give Mr. smith, DleksOns contseL t
days notice. The Court expressed Isen sashed VIVA
tni. arrangement, and an adj Jurnment was hsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
NO LIQUOR ON RESERVATIONS.

WAsHNGroN, Nov. 16.-Indlan Agent Roman
at the Fla Head Indian Agency. Montana hofms
the Indian Bureau that 400 abOrers tue new North
ern Pacific Railroad app roachins that agency from
two directions. They acco mpanied by croSda
gamblers fakirs and liquor saouters. The agent asa
whether or not he shall 0dmt these person 10 the F
Walton The Commissioner has rept,d tnat the yeBdzn
of legitimate supplies fOOd ana cotiiug ma!
admitted ~ The agency under license allowing thea
all 200 IA only 10 Ias railroad meu bat at the W1isE
deIlers mast DE kept out He therefore made spps
cation Tor dc MI Of troops from Fort Ass0aa TO e~f9
"a a. order INFO effect,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
BROlDREAD DETERMINED TO Vim

Sr. LOUIS. Nov. 16.-An answer to the al
Tentative writ OF maudanus served CITY Register
BorSo on Monday last TO compel him for Colonel
the votes OF certain disputed precincts
In the late election in tho Ixth Congressional District
made yesterday In the Supreme Court by CITY Coun
scor Bell aud after some preliminary proceedings. De-
oember was set 10 hear the arguments Meantime,
tho pol books will be sent to Jefferson City, and
sitions will be taken here. Colonel Broadhead will mako
In his favor.