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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

Council has happily escaped dead.
lock over the election oi Chief Of the
Fire Department, and chosen a man of
character, in every why fitted for the posi-.
tion. Mr.. Dunning has served well in
Council, his integrity is above reproach, he
understands the work he has undertaken,
and under his leadership the Fire Depart.
ment ought to reach high state Of
,.ifrirncv
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Sale OF Church PrOnerfy.

ClSc'SSArl, December l2.-Thc property
OF St. Paul's P. Z. Church, 6G feet by 100,
on the south side OF Fourth street, east oi
Walnut, was sold this morning TO Emery
Brothers for sl,30l foot front. The
church buildingwill be replaced by bust.
ness block. The sale was made in con.
John's parish,
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The TnriirC0lnlnixsion's Sch ctlul~

WASHINGTON, December l2.-The Senate
Ways and Means Committee to-day dis.
cussed the schedule Of the Tariff Com.
mission item by item, reaching No. 10,
in the list Of 1856 items, not
counting the free list. But few changes
were made. Some items, among
them soda, were reserved for further con.
sideration. Flaxseed and lnseed oils, upon
which the Commissioner suggested rate OF
twenty-five cents per gallon, were restored
by the Committee to the old rates, thirty.
five cents. The work OF the Committee is
still in schedule a." chemicals.
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A Voice From the l,re.x

take this opportunity to bear Testimony
10 the efficacy, Of your "llop Bitters." FL.
pecting to ilnd them nauseolis auI bitter mn, NM
composed Of shad whisky. vo were agreeabiv
surprised atlhetr mild taste, lust ike Gun
Of tea. A Mrs.: eresswcil and i Mrs. cmnor '
friends, have likewise tried, aul pronounce
them the bcst medicine they have ever tnken
for building up strength and toninc un The
system; ! was troubled with cosi;yenemss m
headache and want OF appetite. Ny ailmcnts,
are now all gone. ! have yearly contract
within doctor 10 look after the health Of nv.
self md iamily: but l need hiu. not now y (
Gilliland, pscptes Adroea'e, Pittsburgh, Pa.
July %, 1878. - rrhs,w o. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Mar.
quis Of Lorne and Princess Louise, who arc
now in San Francisco have applied 10 the
Secretary Of War for military escort as
fur south Us San Antonio, Texas. They fear,
it is said, that they may become the victims
Of Fenian plot. The Secretary Of War
ordered nh escort Of ten men and an officer
to accompany the party as requested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13
T,irilr OH COnI.

FfOIH UuF optcIhI correspondent.
WASHINGTON, December l2.-Whcn the
bill for the revision Of the taritf reaches
the Senate it is understood that both Of the
West Virginia Senators will oppose the
clause providing for the abolition Of the
duty on coal. It is also understood that
there will be four or five Senators who will
.ake the same position with regard 10 the
importation OF coal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

srArES's LOCKS, Quebec, December l2,-
The dead house ut the Parish church was
entered last night by robbers. The cof.
fins OF an old man, old woman and Il
young girl were broken open md the bod.
les stripped Of their clothing, dragged
across <he road and laid behind a fence,
subsequently to being taken away in a
sleigh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

NEWPORT, R l.. December l2.-Early
Monday morning Cyrus Barber, Of West.
erly, between 20 and 30 years Of age, while
suffering with insanity, took M axe. and
hacked away at his leg until It hung by a
mere shred 10 the stump. a few weeks ago
be attempted to kill himself by holding his
breath, thinking II II sin to breathe, =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

TnE Washington detectives have been
behaving so badly that we begin to think
they are the Philadelphia fellows bounced
ont Of the Mayors office by the Press. The
methods are about the same, even 10 the
percentages taken from thieves. Detectives
who detect are. becoming less numerous
than detectives who are detected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13
On Trial for Ernrlsr.

CHICAGO, December Ed. j. Hull is on
trial at Omaha ior presenting false claims
Or vouchers TO the Government while he
was custodian Of Government buildings
during their construction. The amount
involved Is from 5000 to $4,000, and the
indictment has twenty.three counts.
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~ Supposed 'AEurtIcr.

ClSclSSArl, December IA George.
town, Ky., special says; Leo Wilson, grade
foreman on the Cincinnati Southern
road, vas found dead in g house
Of i'll fame occupied by Sarah Taylor,
on Sunday night. The woman gives
an unsatisfactory account Of the affair, say
ing he shot himself while she was not look
ing \ pair Of half worn, hloodstained
boots were found under the bed, and Viii
sons boots being gone points to a murdar.
Wilson'S home Is in Virginia. ~,
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Qtte G,ttelti1Qent4r:.
o,uc", Mas. IA aud ~ Fourteenth street
A PARTY OF failures-the Democratic for
rxample-onght to be in favor Of bank.
rlpt law, 4g

IT Is painful TO note how many Demo-
rra,s want TO postpone tariff reform, inter.
nal revenue reform, civil service reform,
postal reform--all kinds, types, descrip.
lions and sizes Of reform--until the Repub-
lcan party shall have lost It's grip. The
democratic party must have filled its can.
teen fora long wait. IVA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

DUBLIN, December lo-In the trial Of
Patrick Higgins, for the Huddy murders,
his little daughter was called for the de-
Tense. When she entered the court she ran
TO her father, and throwing her arms
around Ills neck. kissed him passionate'y.
The prisoner was much affected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

PARIS, December l2.-The funeral Of the
late Louis Blanc took place to-day. Tho
streets through which the cortege passed,
especially through Rue de Rivoli, were
lined with crowds Of people. In the pro-
cesslon were nearly all the Republican
Deputies and Senators, over hundred
d,eputations bearing flags and wrcaths and
large detachments OF infantry. The remains
were inferred in perc Ia Chaise cemetery,
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Reported Fnv0rnb1y.

J WASHINGTON, December l2.-Thc House
Committee on Military Affairs today
agreed to report iavorably on lIolHan's
resolution calling on the Secretary Of War
for Information concerning the operations
Of tue act proposing to relieve certain SOL
diers of the late war from the charge OF de-
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A BIG FIRE.
Hundreds Hon eiess nn,I Thirty ,Iii,Ion

Hundreds Hon cless md Thirty Million
Dollars OF Properly Destroyed.
New YoRE, December 12.-The FOLLOW.
ing dispatch was received from Kingston,
Jamaica, to-day: The business quarter Of
Kingston burned yesterday. Loss eG,00O,-
600 sterling. Hundreds are homeless
Whnrves, warehouses, stores, banks and
supplies are gone. Food supplies arc
needed. Charitable relief should be sent
to W.'k. Azbcll, Secretary OF the Kingston
Charity Organization.
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The Ind or au l,ubnppy Life.

Troy, N. Y, December la,-Nettie Cord,
aged fifteen, who has been keeping house
for her father and grandfather, In on
isolated neighborhood near here, and has
been treated in an inhuman manner for
ycas, was found lying In The snow. She
was carried into the house when II was
discovered that she lad taken dose Of
strychnine and she died soon afterwards.
She was about to become u mother. The
Coroner will investigate the case,
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Fire In the spanish War Office

MADRID, December PA portion OF the
War Office has been burned 10 the ground.
Twenty persons were injured, one serious.
~. The library and part OF the archives
were destroyed. The King was present
during the fire and assisted in subduinc
the flames, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

TnERE Is hardly sn adult person living but
,s ,:.,t sometimes troubled with kidney difficulty
eass wneh o nj ha a1nsss most prolific pT1 and
70 have any form Of kidney or uninary tron. ncI.
bic II Hop Mtters is taken occasionally. '"
uI rrhsAw
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A HrItlsc Ulsnhier.

GALVESTON, Ten, December l2.-A san
Antonia special says: The new iron and
steel bridge OH the Mexican Pacific exten.
sion has fallen while over hundred work.
men were on it. 1t Is sald nine were killed
and many wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

TnEs heriff Of Northumberland connty
Va, Mr.. VIM. Clanghton, uays:"We hayy...
many good medicines In cur parts bnr nn,h ,,sh
Ing which equals &. Jacobs on. i, :, ~
pains" va po"''S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

The shareholders are Harry Dewas, Hen.
ry N..Alckinny, George Q. Wallace, Phil.
adelphia. Walter r. McKnee, Norristown,
and T. Wayland Ayres, Camden. Tho
latter holds three.fourths Of the stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

A wedding IN high life took place last night
at the Second ptGshy tesian Church. The
contracting parties were Miss Bella Bunting
Of Galveston, Texas, granddaughter OF W. H.
Sharpe, of.this city, and Charles Shaefler, Of
Lancaster. Ohio. a large number OF invited
guests were in attendance. l1' 80 -
Lieutenant-Governor Richards Inst evcnin,
appointed the following SENATOR to attrnI
the funeral OF Senator O llagan at dautinsl,y.
Strong. OF kenton. Chapman, of Cloyelnr,,
Walcott,, OF Kent, White, Of Defiance, Motor
Of Sapollon, Kirby, OF Upper S5nInstw'
Jones, OF Newark, and Wilson, OF CoimmhnSy'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13
THE LILY'S YOUNG MAN
BOUNCED in BOSTON.
The Theatre Manager Insists That III Shall Stay
Oat ofths Green Room and Private Boxes on
Flny Cent Admission Ticksts-form.r ,
l. Career Of Mru. Lansty's Lo,er.

NEw ionH, December ia dispatch
from Boston, printed to-day, said that John
Stetson, manager Of the Globe Theater, In
Boston, where Mrs. Langtry Is playing, had
turned Mr. Gebhardt out OF the green.
room and out of a private box. Mr.. s.e..
son, when asked about The matter, said:
"Mr. Gebhardt was not exactly turned
out Of the house. lie has been exceed.
i!ngly' fresh about the theater, howeyer
lie walked through tho stage.entrance- =
the stage doorkeeper admitting him be.
cause to was friend OF Mrs. Lanytry-
went into the green.room and then passei
into a box which | had reserved for Mrs.
Langtry's Use. = 49,
"oS A FIFTY CENTS ADMISSION TICKET"
The box WIS arranged 80 that she could
get into it from the stage while the per.
iornance was going on, and 81. there un.
seen by the audience. saw Gebhardt in
the box after having seen him 90 into the
front OF the house on ilfty.cent admission
ticket. asked the usher how Gebhardt
came to be in the box, and found that he
had simply helped himself 10 it. | ordered
the usher to give MIR. Gebhardt no more
seats IN boxes unless he paid for them. |
also ordered the back ,doorkeeper not TO
admit any more persons behind the scenes
whodid not thayeany business there. That il
arule the breaking Of which always leads TO
trouble. did not have Mr.. Gebhardt
turned out Of the box, although nv stage
doorkeeper wanted to give him the bounce.
! will not answer for the mans actions il
Gebhardt goes around there again. / ven.
tured to give Mrs. Langtry Il little advice
about her conduct, but it was not well re-.
ccived: She is headstrong; in lact, / be-
lieve she's Cracked 1t Is not her sister
who is coming over to take care Of her, |
may mention, but Mr.. Langtry. She ID II
very ioollst woman to quarrel with Mrs.
Labouchere."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13
THE NEWS NEAR HOME
READABLE RESUMES OF HAPPENINGS
AZ bsi'aire, Maftih's Ferry, Sttubfn,Ille. !t.
clA'rs'Ills and Ehewhere-Society, Indus
IL. trial, Criminal and Miscellaneous Sens
Notes-Sonit Scrloux Accidents,

IN next Monday trains will be run from
Caiton TO Coshocton over tho New Canton
ooahocton u straltsville Narrow Gauge road.
me T.: 7. VIZ W. railroad has constructed
= az liollowny's near Flushing, and now
orihg their heavy freight engines 10 that
hoase there. \" ''"''"
Drakeman Ell ward Lake, aged 30 years,
was Killed Sunday In lltchcock's tunnel,
near flsdmont. lie was trying TO examine
the wheel OF car when he struck tho side oi
Tue tunnel and was knocked of. Eie leaves
aWiie and three children in Keyser.
Tue Haserstown (Md. Steam Engine and
Maohihe company has closed It's shops and
SUSPENDED its employees, numbering in NIL
ABOUT 10 The company has decided not to
resume operations until Its capital stock has
been Increased an additional slO0,OoO
/ The NJ. L. Church at White Mills, Greene
county, was destroyed by FIRE OH Sunday
hostmbS last, The organ, some carpets,
oenches anu chairs were saved. The roof
caught from tho slovc pipe, and the fro WAS
prevented from extending TO other psoperty
oy ,ne Efforts Of the people, who sooi, as.
Rhine Church, who has for several Years
carried the mail between Cameron and
Rtesersville, Pa, died at the former place on
Monday from the effects Of n kick by mule.
Atter delivering tho mail ut Cameron last
Friday, he took the mule 10 the stable, md
began grooming il, when the animal kicked
him, intiicting internal injuries which caused
his death. lie WAS sixty.one years of age,
and leaves wife and several married chill
dren. '''' 'S' '''''
Last Thursday afternoon Matthias Gruber,
aaged' Is, mason and bricklayer, living In
New Cumberland, disappeared In myseri-
ous manner and bis family had mn idea nv to
his whereabouts 1t was thought Nv som.
that he might have fallen into Wills creek or
the mill race and been drowned, M d search
was made In The creek Monday, resulting In
the flndlns OF the body in the creek. /, was
lying under thin coating OF ice The coro.
ner's inquest rendered verdic, Of nc ccidental
death. 1t is supposed he fell in after dark.
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At 20. $50 AMI ll.-a s n. and :. So. s.se. Gle
500 ana llt1P.
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Western Maryland Railroad.

On aad after Monday. Jane ~. lsSs. Passenger
Trains wiii leave lIicn station daily. a. follows
$50 A. M.-Meu phs and Atlanta Express for
Wesiuinste'. Ne~ Windsor. talon Bridge. Blue
Ridge HAgefsiouu aud all Ioinis on Shenandoah
alley, Norfolk and Western. East Tennessee.
Virginia And Georgia. Memphis and Charleston
Railroads and their connections.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
500 A. M.-Maii. foT Hanover. Frederick. En-
uit,sburs. wAyueshoro'. cha mbcf.hars. Shippens-
burg. Haserstovu. WuhamsToti aud intermediate
stations.
9.ae :. " Esr-s.s 81 Pea Mas esl.
1908 A M.-Accommoiation.f for Union Bridge
and inferno date stations. and for Hanover. Get
tysburs and point. % II. J.. n. A &. Y. r.
Through ear.
200 =. " Accommodation. for Rsiter,,ora
iGiyndonl aud intcrmcliste stations.
900 T. N.-Expfcss Tor Nj Hote. Pikesville
owings Mills. Glynirr. Westminster. New Wind.
sor mon Bridge AMI principal stations vest, also
ffeleries through car Fmmiti.burg. waynes.
boro'. Pa. ChambcrsbuTg. Pa, Shippcnsburg. Pa.
5..o 7. M.-Accommoia;ion for L. Bridge aud
intermediate stations. Hanover. Gcttysbnrg aud
stations On II. J.. n A q. n. X. through carsN
6.tN I. VI .-AccommoiAtion for Union Bridge
aad intermediate stations.
SUNDAYS
"a. " aud : \. VI. Accommodation for 1 Mon
Bridge and intermediate stations.
$50 A. M.-Mcmphis aud Atlanta Express.
4. M.-Aecommoiaiion fof Irion Bridge aHi
intermediate stations. Hanover. getty sbufg aud
points on II. j.. a. A g. Il. u.
Trains arrive AZ Iiilien daily, It.30P. NJ: daily
$50. SIS +. NJ Sundays a; $50 A. NJ, 6.55. SOS
Pm
Al trains stop a; Union. Penus, iyania avenue
and FULTON stations.
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SEX IN EGGS.

A correspondent Of the London /o1r.
nal ef H0rn6HLfH,e says: last winter
an old poultry keeper told me he could
distinguish the sex in eggs. | laughed
at him and was none the less skeptical
when he told me the following secret /:
Eggs with the air bladder in the center
Of the crown Of the egg will produce
cockerels; those with the bladder on
one side will produce pullets. The old
man was so certain OF the truth of his
dogma, and his poultry yard so confirm
ed il, that determined to make exper-
iments upon il this year. have done so,
carefully registering the egg bladder YER
teal, or bladder on one side, rejecting
every one which was not decidedly one
or the other, as in some il isvery slightly
out Of the center. The following is the
result: Fity-eight chickens were hatch
cd, three are dead and eleven are yet too
young to decide upon their sex; Of the
remaining forty-four, every one has turn
cd out true to the old mans theory
This, Of course, may be an accidental
coincidence, but shall certainly try
the experiment again."
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o.. WHITMAN. >ON 4 CO..
lIland lt3 w. Pratt Street, Baltimore

Gsp1 Asea'.f. Maryland. Virgin, and psi.-.rs.
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ENGLISH RULES FOR BUTTER MAKING


/. The cream should be removed
from the milk before the latter Ia, be-
come sour. The reason for this is c1s.i,
explained. As soon As the milk begin,
10 turn. ourd IS produced. aad i, Is then
impossible to remove the cream without
taking of some OF the cufd also Curl
means cheese, and II curd j, made up
with cream into butter. the latter ml>,
necessarily have q chee,y flavor, and
will in a short time become strong "
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Queen of the Harvest Field!

Buy the OSBORNE the your brother paid for
substantial their superiority and doing
guarantee Of getting your successfully harvested
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Onc OF thc Rest Farm Tools Ever
nnVenaesfs

NJ brsahAee b, i,l Piece. .. ss do Hot cut thsua.
Tfisi sui is.iei suecrs-iuily and gites general
subtraction. AiJustsit, moving the Nih o. usai
punched tooth. from oas leltc.siun "a the east.
ing g. the Other. Tooth cannot slip. The Tooth.
Holder, hasias aAnFss east on each eide. prevents
lateral spung thereby preventing trailing Ii
inpo,,ibly ior tooth 60 scar the wooI and get
lsse account Il ihe peculiar con.tfnciiau q
holder. .; being fis is.f ",f .asr'sf, F.gii
~ .ffsr st,r t.ssaf.f Pr ale q,
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and Ohio Railroad.
70 lasf fNfrf Nay sIsi, lsS2.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.

LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.
IN.
l.so tChicago, Cincinnati aud 81. Louis. Fast IN,
4.io Washington aud Way stations VA. Mid.
land Southwest. Richmond. via Quantico.l
$50 Ellicott City and Way Stations.
$40 Washington and Way Stations.
us Washington and Annapolis Express.
$50 stanton. Valley aud Stations on Metropol-
itan Braneh
$50 Piedmont. Strasburs. Winchester, Uacer,.
town. Frederick and Way. Via Main stem.
ION Sunday 90 Ellieoti City oniy.)
$50 Washington and Way Stations.
$50 tSt. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago, Columbus.
Piitsburg aud Washington Tx. (Riehmond
and the South via Quantico.)
1880 Washington and Laurel Express.
p. NJ.
l?.l5 Washington. Annapeii, and Way Stations.
l.30 ION Sunday only for Washington and Way
l.ao Elleott City aud Way Stations.
400 Washington and Way stations. (Richmond
via Quantieo. except sunday.)
400 Washington Express. Stops at Annapolis
Junction, Laurel aud iyatisviile.
4.2oWinchester. liagerstown. Frederick and way.
500 Washington. Annapolis and Way Stations.
$50 Frederick and Way Stations.
$50 Martinsbnrg and Way Stations.
s.25 Washington aud Way Stations.
100 tPittsburg. Cleveland aud Detroit Express.
800 tst. Louis. Chicago, Cincinnati, Washington
and colambus Be. IVA. Midland, Lynch.
burg, Danville. South and Southwest.
9.o5 ton Sunday only for Mt. Airy and Way.
.l5 Mt. Airy and Way Stations.
Leave for Metropolitan Branch $50 A. NJ, u 30
and $50 2. NJ; for Rockville te.3o A. N.
All trains stop at Relay, except l.30 A. NJ
LEAVE WASHINGTON For BALTIMORE
500, t6.5o, 7.i5, sis, 1900. 1900 A. NJ, Iaio,
f.2s' t?.2o. fS;oo, $50. 4sc, tS.tS, tee. s.io.
tDaily: tsunday only. Other trains daily except
Sunday.
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Leave Tawtar'rvu a; - All tol5 A. ". and
3 30. saa. ESQ aul lo.su 7. ".
Returning leave North Avenue station a; $50
A " AMI l..o. $3.50. 81. as All il-lS I. NJ
April ..-tf
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NEW LAW BOOK,
IN "MARYLAND EQUITY"
ONLY A FEW COPIES LEFT. Price es.eo.
BENZ. @. BARR0LL,
Sept 1e.-tf) Baltimore, Nd.
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Railroad Time Tables.
E4G u - -
Baltimore and Delta Railway
Daily Trains. Except sundays.


IFWFF 10 saIIIFWtFH
81 d .ae. 500 ard io-a0 4. NJ arl g.. 20 a.ls.5i.
$50 aad g. leo 2 "
The Fremont County record., 1882-12-16
Logan ParflOned.

On Saturday last Governor Tabor uncon-
ditionally pardoned Michael Logan, con-
victed of rape upon the person of Sarah
Monahan, at the April term of the Lead
vile court, and sent to the penitentiary for
ten years. The reason for granting the par
don was the establishment of the fact that
the woman's character was very bad one.
A brother-in-law Of Mr.. Logan was instru-
mental in securing executive clemency, and
met him in this city on his release from con-
linement, last Sunday, accompanying him
back to Leadville. Mr.. Logan says one of
the motives of those causing his conviction
was desire on their part of getting pos
session of his mines. Many similar cases
have occurred where cupdity, malevolence
and vindictiveness are the means used to
convict innocent men of heinous crimes.