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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-22
A BIT OF ROMANCE.
ARHnaway Hungarian Couple Married
Mt Castle, Garden.

New YORK, December 2l.-The rotunda
of Castle Garden revTberated with music,
song and laughter Tuesday evening. A
Hungarian marriage ceremony, performed
by a Hungarian clergyman, took place
there The bride is a pretty, soft-syed,
well-proportioned girl of Is. The groom
is 4 young man about 22 years old. They
are both Hungarian immigrants. Former
ly they were schoolmates in WeSprin. AS
they grew older they began to look upon
each other in light that caused their fam
lilies to separate them. They resolved not
TO be separated, and fled TO America.
They recently announced their intention
of becoming man and wife. Count Paul
Esserhazy, President of the Hungarian
Colonization Society, took an interest in
the couple. The Rev. Francis Kecskemeti,
pastor of chapel connected with the
Church OF the Strangers volunteered to
perform the ceremony, MesS"s. ID. y.
Mayer, L. KaracSOnyi, A. G. Metz, tHunga-
rien merchants), Superintendent Jackson,
Commissioner Hauselt, and numerous
Hungarian aid American residents were
present in the rotIlnda OF the Garden. One
hundred happy
Hungarian Peasants
stood in couples waiting fo=. the Hungarian
Gypsy Band Of this city to start the music.
The men wore white garment termed
Catya, which resembles a petticeat aud eX-
tended below the knees, and a bright-eOl
ored, brass-buttoned, tighthtting JACKIE,
called sttala. The women had their hair
braided with the national colorS of Hrn-
gary. Some of the men, had bells attached
to their heels.
When the music struck up the bride, led
by interpreter Gruelle walked from rail
ed enclosure into an open space in the rO-
tunGa. She was dressed simply but neatly
and carried a large bouquet. The groom,
who was in his work day clothes. and wore
a pair OF heavy dogsSin boots, walked after
the bride. Behind them came the fifty
Hungarian couples. They marched twice
around the rotunda. and then stopped in
front of the clergyman, who sat in a large
arm chair in the south end of the rotunGa.
He arose and addressed the couple in their
native tongue. The girl looked moaeStly
downward, and the young man
Gased steadily
al the Clergyman, who told them that, as
they were in a strange land, far from home,
they should love each other more dearly
than man aud wife ordinarily love. Two
bearded HungsrianS were then called from
among the thTong to witness the marriage.
The ciergymen put the right hands OF tue
couple together and pronounced them man
and wife. Mr.. Zalt PerSzel, a relation of
one of the Hungarian Nil listers OF State,
then presented the bride with bouquet.
The music struck up again aad the COM
pany began the wedding dance, IN whlcn
the bride and groom we're active Parucl-
pants. The dance was followed by singing,
in which all the emigrants Joined, and an
other dance, in which the fantastically clad
dancers formed circle hy joining hands,
and dashed around in 8 b0isterous and
careless way.
The brides name was Anna Weber 1t
is now Mrs. Samuel Koyacsi, which is Hun
gaIisn for Smith
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SuIIIyap. the SIusSer.

CHICAGO, December 21.-J. Dunn, mana
ger for John L. Sullivan, ths pugilist,
81 .teS that the reason why no arrangement
for the glove fight between Sullivan and
Elliott for some other city was made after
its prohibition here, is the fact
that Elliott is really sick. He is
suffering from paralysis of the brain.
They probably never will meet, as these
personal animosities have been settled, and
thew have become fast friends. Sullivan
goes TO New York in a few days; hence 10
the Hot Springs for six weeks, then to San
Francisco.
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ALunatic's Leap.

COLUMBUS, o, December 2l.-A horrible su-
;cide occurred at theCentral Insane Asylum
at an early hour yesterday morning. When
fbe lady attendant arose this morning she
discovered that the door to the room occu-
pied by Mrs. Catherine Stoutenour, a pa
tient from Crawford county, was open and
the patient missing. One OF the windows
wss found to have been opened, but 1t was
not at first thought possible for person TO
have escaped, but investigation soon as
closed tbe fact that this had been done, for
down on the ground, sixty feet below, were
found the mangled remains OF the insane
suicide. The patient had forced her 1.-the
form between the bars, which are but tye
inches apart, and dropped from the fourth
story. Her insanity pareook OF the mel
ancholy type and there had never been a
suspicion that she would even attempt to
hs-m herself.
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ST. LOUIS SCORCHED.
A Hundred Thousand Dollars 60 Up
i'm smoke.

ST. LOUIS, December 21.-Bctween 8 and
9o'clocl tonight fire broke ont in w. III.
Hafcrty & Sons auction house, No. 5ll
Washington avenue, running through to
St. Charles street, ahd before it could be
got under control the building was pretty
well destroyed ond the stock of miscella-
ncous merchandise, valued az SiU,cH
Insured for $50 tGl.
Eli Walker & Co., dealers in dry goods,
occupied the two upper floors os the buDd-
ing. About $4,000 worth Of goods was on
them most of which was destroyed. The
upper Part of the main store vas a. .. TO
The a. oant of S25,C0; covered by iDsur.
mce. The building adjoining on the west,
OCCUPIED by q. Mayer 4; Co. hats and caps,
gloves. etc, and by Frank & Frank, ma
uflcrLrers ami dealers in leans goods.
The. stores don't seem TO have been much
huruaI. The stock was damaged by water
ana smoke. Mayer II Co. were insured for
s4uIf.
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MARRIED IN COURT.
The Remarkable story OF n GAr4 WHO
Attempted suicide.

NKw YoRK, December 2l>-Drothea
Christina Metzen, tall, haxen-haired Ger
man girl, vas arraigned in the General Ses-
aions, charged with feloniously attempting
to commit suicide. This is the first case of
the kind and arises from the ne penal
code, Her face was pile and it was said
that she was still suffering from che effects
of the poison she had swallowed. Assist
ant District Attorney 0'Byrne sid that
she had been living with Franz Huber as
his wife. She asked him on December G to
marry her and he refused, Then she
stepped bunch O! matches in a cup Of
water and Drank the water. She was taken
to the New York Hospital AMI her life was
in danger for some days.
The next witness ha3 beca called when
there was q stir near the door. A short
stout hesyily.bearded nan pushed in. with
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GERMANY.
Cen ns.s or sAe Press 81 she MiinAry'
HOyemeaeD.

BERLIN, December 2i.-Th Nationa! Ca
sette says the movement Of troops Is con-
tenplated with the object ot stationing
larger garrisons ca the Russ ian frontier.
The erection Of lage barracks and double
tracking on some Of the caste m railroads.
10 projected The Worth Germ ~ Gazette,
referring to the remarks Of the u. ictcrs.
basg Geios h rcgnrt to Prusssap military
preparst'ons, says the measures - defsn-
sive Nobody could regard theus .. signi.
fyinea preparation for immedilsesy I'm.
pending war;.
TIE Prussinn court In tends 10 reDlAne the
chap,hcr Of commerce by chana,en Of
economists, TO comprise artisans ant sepre.
tentatives Of manufacturers, agriculture
and commerce who shall be chosen bytbeir
constituencies These chambers sre 70
G. oose q council 10 act 40 central osocia.
tion.
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.orc sAou, III. K,nsston Ptre.

NLw YuaE, December 2l.-Addiuonal
der,ils are ~ hand concerning the great
fire az Kingston. Jamaica. 1t appears that
h.iI there been the simplest means at hand
when the ire began - put out the fire, IT
cs,aiG no: have spread further than few
yards. fior sometime after the alarm was
eiyen bus few bundles OF shingles were IN
h?,nes. The fire brigade arrived on the
sCcre ts9 inmates after the alarm, but
there vss some difficulty in attaching the
hose 10 the hydrant. Meanwhile
the fla2es spread aud caught tail bd ding
TO tie north OF the savings bank. The
water wss now pretty well brought in %
play, but sp4Fks from the high house blew
wildly about, and in few moments eight
houses in various parts OF town were ablaze
and sending sparks to oth-r houses by
which means the destroying element soon
surrounded districts, literally delyiDg the
efforts of the firemen. The people are
homeless, hundreds of them sleeping atthe
Central Park. The Governor is endeayo'-
ing to get the tents at the race course be-
longing TO the military, erected ior cover
ing
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a Forgery.

kr,rvrr,xp. December 2L-A daring ior-
", perretrsted primarily on the Nsrou, ,,.a,
bank Of Commere, Of this city, causes
.,rs to the Manhattan Bank, - Of " NeE r
li.oc, .Sson DOusn1 EN- A few days later a draft
s5 5Ssss4 G4s IS was was csshed in the Buffalo lamo
49, Bank. Watson had done ?,t some SiSs
n-iness with the Buffalo bans S; ;orgeS %nli% dTafs
,1n' ed suspicion, and the org he soiEi asd The
; as presented and paid PAID H
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Miuinx MalfHnH.

CORNING, o., December 2t-Tbs outlook
ct this place is isasything bnt cheering. The
operators, it seems, contracted with the
miners to pay tAem 50 cents 70, six months,
bat before the expiration Of the first half
year the price was reduced to 20 cents, in
consequence OF which the miners
came out Iast Monday afternoon and
Leld o meeting in Monabsn's Opefa
House, a. which il was resolved, with one
dissenting vote only, to strike against the
reduction. The operators, on the other
hand, declare that IL the men refuse 70 20
in at 20 esnts, The mines shall be closed
until the first Of April II this programme
is carried ont great suffering will ineyita.
bly, ensue. II is TO be hoped that the dif.
ferenees may be speedily adjusted and the
miners enabled 10 20 70 work.
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FLUSHING, o.
Enter ytat.nsent- - Religious Hsrvices-
Business, Etc.
Il

CysfCFtH W Fts IbSsS"'
FLusnINe> December 2L-Tbe elocution.
ary entertainment given by Prof. Frank
Davidson, Monday evening. was success.
Prof Davidson is an excellent master OF
his art and hs selections modern.
Rev. Il. HiRgeley, the Presiding Elder oil
New Philadelphia district. preached here
Sunday evening and Monday. Quarterly
Conference met on Monday. The confer.
ence agreed to pay the pastor sG75 and par.
sonage. J. c. Bethel Gtssred his resigna'
ton as steward. which was accepted. Al.
bert Consen and Cyrus Howell we're ap.
pointed stewards.
Albert Consom started with fine car
load of hogs Tuesday fOr East Liberty.
J. A. Yaace also took a car load Of cattle at
the same time.
J. A. Kirkpatrick gives ticket with
every dollars worth OF holiday goods, en-
titling the holder TO participate in the
drawing FOR the superb doll.
The lecture of Mr.. Christian Gentleman
was not a success. The reverend gentle
man should 20 where MS wonderful en-
dowments will be appreciated.
J. A. Clements is assisting DR.. Barrian-
son in his dentistry Office.
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A RAILROAD PROJECT.
The Extension Of the Cape Fear anu
Yadkin and Norfolk and western
Railroads.

Ysdkin and Norfolk and western
Railroads
Special Dispatch to tie Register.
WASHINGTON, December 21.-Parties here
are epdeayoring to work up an interest IN
the extension of the,Cape Fear and Yadkin
and Norfolk and Western railroad, from
tie mouth of East River, in Mercer coun-
ty, W. Va, to Hinton, in Summers county,
there connecting with the Chesapeake and
Ohio. The line as now operated and con-
tracted for, runs from Wilmington, n. T.,
ND the Tadkini Valley go miles to Dan
VILE, n. c., thence to New River Bridge on
the Norfolk and Western road in Virginia
and thence on the West Virginia branch oil
The latter road to East River in Mercer
county. only gap of about twenty miles
TO be provided for between the last men
toned point and Hinton. Covering this
pap would, through the aid OF the Chesa-
peske and Ohio and its connections, tur-
ash direct communication between the
lakes and the southeastern States, and IN
crease materially the facilities OF trans
portntion between the latter and the States
OF Virginia and Kentucky. Ian.
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THE WHITE HOUSE.
Open Again-The ImprOvements-The
Wine Cellar OyerhauIed.


Wine Cellar Oyerhauled.
WASHINGTON, December 21.-The White
House was thrown open to the public yes
terday for the first time since August last.
A large number of visitors ayailed them
selves OF the opportunity to inspect the re-
cent improvents made to the building.
The President held an informal reception
in the afternoon. The first public recep-
ton of the President will be given on New
Years, after which the..social season in
Washington will be declared open. The
add materially to its beauty. Workmen
have been constantly engaged on the build
ing inside and out for over two months.
The east room or grand reception room has
been entirely refurnished. One of the new
attractions to the east room is large Life
size pfetufe Of General Arthur. The por-
trait was painted in Florence, Italy, by
celebrated artist ana will hang close to the
portrait of Mrs. Hayes. The Presidents
private rooms are fitted up in a
Very Esthetic Style.
Mrs. John Davis, the wife of the Assistant
Secretary of State, had charge oil this part
of the work, as well as the furnishing of
the other rooms in the Executive Mansion.
The White House to-day resembles pri-
vate residence more than hotel, as it has
heretofore. The Improvements will coss
about $4,000. One OF the principal i'm
provements made is in
The Wine Cellar.
This place has been enlarged and cleaned
out, (Only to be filled up again, however.
Before the cellar was too damp to keep
wine in long. 1t would he apt to become
sDOiled This NAV acnnunt for the fire.
quent calls General Arthur made upon it,
probably not wishing to see any OF the
wine destroyed. The cellar has been refill
ed and in its present shape am told by
people who profess to be we'll posted about
such things, that wine will keep there for
years and the longer it is kept the better it
will become. There is one thing Arthur
does understand" said a Congressman
this morning, ''if he is faulty in statesman
ship, and that is wine. You can't fool
him."
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WHEETTNG w. VA FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

opening the case for the Government, talked
three days, and during his argument the
Court took judicial notice that one juror
was asleep, and had him walked up by
bailiff. Chandler's argument, while more
interesting, was hardly less exhaustive,
and by the time the other half-dozen law
yers get their work in the jurors will be
ready to have sinking spells. Ian.
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El8Ded.

NEW CUMBERLAND, W. Va, December q.
Yesterday clandestine wedding took
place at Smiths Ferry by parties from
here, they going there unbeknown to
to the families Of either party. The groom
has been forbidden to- go with the young
lady, but she seems to have will Of her
own, and yesterday when they were not
suspeeting any thing, stole away under
pretense of visit and they were made
man and wife.
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NJ CrNsERLASD. W. Va, ne Dscengs[ mn one. no.
-Yes,eTGaSy sns Iass O. Miller was on public
Ist,d .Ss by tns aste number q ;gEsosd o whsn GSSS
Gpa made until i reached reached Ss xss the last
stSef. sS The properly WI was Dlaes for such
: oySs. and some one who "0u'U
N otjon should get IL.
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Committee Work.

WASHINGTON, December 2l-The Ways
and Means this afternoon approved the
classification of the sugar schedule as made
in the Tariff Commissions report, and
agreed to recommend the adoption OF tie
polariscope test, but reached no decision
as to rates. The same committee this
morning voted 6 TO 1 in favor of allowing
rebate in case of the reduction or repeal OF
The tobacco tax
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washssxSsu Re,i~s,

LosDoN, December 2L--IIsrbert Watson,
a CopFrs sgalional minister Of Northampton,
make. public lettey from Presidsst Ar
thur acknowledging from Watson The call
ing OF bis attention TO Washington relies.
TIE President says in the absence Of any
legislation by Congress booking 10 their
purchase, he 70 unable TO take any stsps In
tLat direction.
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Lyons, December q. Prince krapolkiae.
who was arrested to-day, 10 charged with
belonging 10 sn association OF Frsnchmen
and foreigners, the object OF which IL 10
overthrow social order by moons OF pillage
and assassination; n second with being the
chief mover Of the snarchistie association
In France, and with visiting Lyons 10 or.
pspize a conspiracy. The Prince and fssty-
five others will be tried early in July.
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Strike or Nail Feeders.

Sr. LOUIS. December 21.-A short time
ago one of the nail feeders in the Bslleyille
mill quit work and new man was put in
his place. As there is system OF promo
tions in the work the feeders complained
of having q stranger put in over their heads,
and the manager not yielding the point
made by them, they struck.
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IRELAND.

Appssss fss ~ ssP ne 0s0sstas seash
Peeple.
DUBLIN, December 2I.-TAe 6ecretary Al
Tuke's Emigration Fund appeals for sSdeo
enable the distressed people In ireland 70
emigrsts. A company 10 tOrming withA
capital Of i.c00, ,006 pounds for devsloptog
Irish manufac. .ures.
Forty. young farmers were afresteoin
connection with sae proclaimed meeting at
BallymeaYe q
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NOrefSm.
4 Many Irish people who are in distrass
desire to go to Australia. ''''
Herbert Speneer's health WAS NOT han
iehIted by his recent trip to America,
An English magistrate r,Ia5 that
gambling in railroad cars does NOT ooIoo S'e
under the provision OF gambIino in an
open anu public place. The matter
was taken 70 higher court, where the
ideclslon was reversed, the court holding
ltsat open meant place to which
The KING and Queen of Italy are as
happy In their domestic life as most
sovereigns. The King is moody. and
bis health Is decidedly preearious. AL
PhOugh no coward, he has never
thoroughly recovered from the attemnt
Of PaSSanante. He smokes too many
iDf the long Tuscan cigars as he wanders
up and down the gardens of the Ouiri-
4 pal. Although stIable, ne makes no
&sw friends, and Gen. de SOnnaz and
Mount PaniSsera are his chief compan-
lions.
Al the present moment in Russia the
attention OF the press and society i'm all
he large towns is concentrated on the
ally announcement of bank failures,
eculation, embezzlement, frauds, and
Ubberies Of every kind. Scarcely a day
paSSeS without the news of some bank
having been found inSolvent or in
ritical condition, or of some cashier of
Government institution or benevolent
ociety having appropriated the funds
nd cooked the accounts. The Mu-
tcipal bank of Skopin, in the province
Rlazan, has failed for over $4,000
is q legal point whether in this in
{. Fnce the whole of the inhabitants,
Nyuugh their municipal authorities,
Er!i not be held responsible. 1t is cal
tulated that the embezZlements and
h6eries, both private and official.
lave this year amounted to over ST.
1900.
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WASHINGTON.
The Senate Sits Down on the HoIi-
day Recess.
fasts and Figures Relating to Bituminous
Coal and the Tariff-Senatorial Vaesn-
cies-Ihe White House Re6tted
in Esthetic Style.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
Special Dispatch to As Rsqister.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, December 21.-There is
some talk of freconsidering the Senate vote
on the holiday recess, but it is generally
thought that it will not concur in the
House resolution. The members are al
ready scattering out, and there is danger
that there will not be quorum next week,
if the session continues.
Arriyals-ISaiah Warren and DR.. Hardes-
ty, of Wheeling; Col. Blair, of Ritchie; ].
w. st. Clair, of Fayette. Lam.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y, December 2l.-W. G.
Noore's private banking house in Victory
closed It's doors. The su-pension u ciused
by the failure of the city bank Of Rochss-
ter. It's liabilities are estimated at 500 A6p.
Moore made an assignment TO Josiah Up.
ton. The bank will hardly pay more than
ten cents on the dollar,
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IN. rreabIe a. Johp.isus setueA.

JoHssIoss, Pa. December 2L-The labor
differences are settled here. A majority
Of tine neD have resumed work at the re-
ducsd prices. As many men will be st
work In ten DAYS as are wanted. The men
recognize the necessity Of 3 reduction and
confess that they acted hastily. Kind
feeling and moderation prevailed oil
through.
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Assshe ,,,ee.leser esss.

laisTon, liz, December 1i.-Jsnss A.
Wilson, TrS .surer Of Dewitt county, con.
aitied suic lde yesterday By hanging bin-
SELF with Q halter. He leaves . vile.
mother End children, who wess dependant
on him. He has been speculstine In grain
and b..s losses are suppossd . = beavy.
he Vas regarded 70 be worth &QooQ.
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KILLED py a Reyenue omeer.

DEcArUR, ALA, December 22-Deputy
United States Marshal Goodwin last night
attempted to sTIest John w. Wilson at
Goadsden for alleged violation of the
revenue laws. The latter fired on Good
win, who shot Wilson dead,
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PHILADELrHiA December zi.-Tbs trial of
DR.. Frederick Il Grimm. Il 1,73 Wslnnt
street, on . cAa5ys Of hax1ae csused tho
death Of Nm. Ann Qnisn ~ IN Sserd0ss
of morphine Ne begun yssEerdGY. II Was
shown that vhsn Dr.. Grfos prssAaasd tbe
morphine isr his pstisnt he Wss outioosd
put In . p,sa Of insanity, = d. Grif1n has
lsiely bssa connEed IN an asylum 1os ths
insane.
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Gamhstse'. e,e.AtsIeA

LosDos. December 2i.--On The news
reaching the Prince oi Wsles that Gam
beta had relapsed. he telegraphed, inquir-
ing as to the real condition Of the sufferer.
A reply was forwarded thst Gambetta's
wound was healed, and carsful examine
ton satisfcd the physicians that the con,
dition ot the patient was satisfactory.
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Rus.,.. R.saxee. sufsrI.s.

BisxAEcE, DAK.. December 2I-It is re-
possed to ne authorities here that fifteen
Russian refuge es, sent by the Relief Asso.
siation to different parts Of this Territory,
are destitute, and unless aid is furnished
at once they viii perish.
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sto,ep Zeal skin Saeaues.

CIycINsATI, December 2l.-During the
crowded condition Of the talesroom OF
westherby, Stevens & Co.'S store this morn
ing, two men stole four seal skin sscques
valued at seven hundred and fifty dollars.
While one engaged the clerk the other slip
ped the sscques into valise. The thieves
escaped
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AhHranAed.

ST. LOUIS, December a-Commings,
manager and treasurer Of John Whitley's
Hidden Hand" Dramatic Company, is
said 10 have sbsconded from Dallas, Tues
day night. Whitley claims that Comlaings
cash Account is over fften hundred dollars
short He was formerly postoffice clerk at
Muscatine, Iowa.
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To ha Haneed.

WarrE PLAINS. N. Y, Deoember H.-
Angelo Cornetts was sentenced to be
Daniel Cash, fellow convict in Sing
Sing,