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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-14
TRADE OF THE WEEK.
Business 10 tho Main Proves to 30
Quite Satisfactory.
PROSPECTS, OF A COCO COTTON CROP.
What the Heavy Men in Grain Have {,
Say About the Crop Report
No Startling Change Ia
Quotations.

NEw YoRK, May 1S.-The dispatches 10
Bradstreets' from the principal business
centres OF the county disclose no marked
change In the trade situation, which con.
tinues in the main fairly satisfactory.
Dispatches from the cotton, growing region,
are 10 the effect that, while the season Is
late, the weather Is at present good and the
prospects Of the growing crop are favorabie.
Wheat has been pretty firn during the
week, being maintained by speculative
hold in this country, which has made prices
relatively higher than in the foreign map
kets, and has checked the export move
ment Corn has also been maintained by
speculation, the bnye,s believing that July
will show so small an amount in first hands
that il will command higher prices in that
month.
Pig Irsa weak.
Pig iron is weak, and the efforts to talk
Producers into accepting lower prices look
as il q partial success might be obtained.
Outsiders are loud in their expressiong OF
belief that No. Foundry should sell for
SO Sales have been very light during the
week. ScotCh iron at this city has eXper-
fenced a like fate, and q good share OF ar.
rivals has gone into store, while sales 10
arrive have been Insignificant. Steel rails
are about rs last reported, Anthracite
stocks at seaboard are comparatively light,
while the production is nearly l00J.0o
tons ahead Of the record at this time last
year. No special effect on the anthracite
market has been observed thus far by the
opening OF navigation and operators are
discussing the adVisability OF working on
half time during the entire month.
The Petroleum Masket.
The petroleum speculative market has
been steady and generally higher during
the week. This is entirely warranted by
the statistical position OF the product,
which is all the more conspicuous, mas
much as Judging by experience, that forms
a basis 10 expect higher or better prices.
The ocean freight market is stronger aud
higher. Considerable petroleum has been
exported OF late, and IL is highly probable
that the aggregate 10 date will equal, II not
exceed, the heavy total shipped at the cor
responding time in lH,2.
Berth rates have likewise been higher.
Full grain charters have not been fire.
quent, but the ocean freight market has
experienced decided improvement Trade
in wool has continued on a small scale in
all the seaboard markets, but prices. rs .
rule, have undergone an important change
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CIkRKssuRG's CONTRIBUTION
OF News-A Fine Array of Talent In the
Jag, Etc.
Special 10 the ReSIste

CLARKsrURG. W. Va, May l3.-Court
convened last Tuesday ard adjourned yes.
terday TO meet 10 morrow. at which time
the big cases against the Clsrksburg and
Western Railroad for damages sustained
by persons in the recent accident, will
come up. Considerable interest is being
manifested in these cases.
During the week Porter Frou, charged
with shooting John Webb. was acquitted.
The will case for $4,000 Of Ross and
Wright was continued.
The case against George Coffendetfer for
assault With intent 10 kill comes Oft this
week.
Court will adjourn on the 25th instant.
Quite an Array.
Thirteen prisoners are now confined iu
the county Jail, sent up from petit arceny
10 triple murder. Big Bill Kennedy and
Little Bill Kennedy are awaiting their
lrisl for the murder of Barney Doyle an /
daughter at West Union II April. Howard
Stanton is up for the murder OF George
Fultz. Jno Kettle and J. T. Hoffman are
in for rohhing the mail at Beslington. Far
bour county. Union" Wilmouth holds
quarters charged with robbing the post0f
tice at Randolph, having confe ssed, as also
ices Juo. Miller, at independence. N. +.
Vinson is serving out 8 fine OF
$50 ard costs aud sixty DAYS for
disturbing public worship. Thomas
Cummirs FOR unlawful retailing. is up for
thirty days. George Golds6nrough, for lar
ceny is in for thirty days. James W. Low!
" from Pokahonn4s county, is stopping
with us for sixty days for Unlawful retail
iIg down there, and is called "Oid Polka
mas" by the pri-onerS. john Robinson
iEUt The circus john for petit larceny is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-14
A DOCTORS CRIME.
An Ohio Physician Outrages Maiden
Lady Patient.

HAMILTON, O., May 13.-The village Of
Drrtown, eight miles north of this city,
was to-day thrown into furore over
scandal just brought to light, involving
physician and maiden lady living in the
burg. Herbert Twitchell, very success
full physician, thirty years of age, was a
leader among the society folks Of the viii
liage. Cynthia Davis, a wealthy maiden
lady Of fifty years of age, was one of his
regular patients. DR.. Twitchell called at
her house frequently, and on Thursday
night he and Miss Davis were caught in
flagrante delecto. They had been closel y
watched by FIVE persons, including n,
Fleuner, a constable.
The Doctor Made Hasty Exit,
and Miss Davis, when informed of the
state OF affairs the next morning, said that
she had been drugged by the doctor and
outraged. A committee Of Odd Fellows, OF
Milford Lodge No. Az, of which Twitchell
was member, was appointed to inyesti-
gate the case. The good people OF the vii
lage church attempted to hush the thing
up, and threatened the boys with arrest II
they did not cease from talking. The COM
mittee, however, visited Miss Davis, when
she said it was providential that the men
had come when they did; that the man
had drugged and outraged her, and she be-
heved that God had co-ordained that he
should be discovered. She further stated
that DR.. Twltchell had been to see her and
pleaded with her to
Deny the Story,
but she refused, saying that the facts told
by the men who had seen it were correct.
She remembered OF his coming to the
house but after that all was blank until
she awoke to the consciousness OF the
wrong that had been done TO her. DR..
Twichell vigorously denies the charges, but
the i've men who caught him swear that
he was seen by each Of them while COM
miting the dastardly outrage. Miss Davis
left today for Indianapolis, where she has
relatives living. DR.. Twitchell is here, and
says she is innocent He has wife and
children living at Louisville. Public SYM
patby is with the woman
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BUSINESS BsUBLES.

/ e cotton season in vicksburs is about
BE-.
|rcc January two linesof ocean steam
a.- carried - 80 immigranrs 70 ore
!.
" %, Texas, has raised capital of
for the purpose Of establishing a ma
b. bank.
! u. lanes \. Harris. of Marion county.
J The orange king. received this year
Geo net for his grange crop.
r. Methodists propose to locate a col.
\ a, some one OF the Black Hills towns.
\ camp putting up the most money will
h us theological persimmOn.
r. total assessed valuation of all the
d "-'y in the State Of Alabama for the
= cling September 80, 1883, is Sl59,
o.. The assessments last year aggre-
p - >>ou1a25.
l', pie oi Mound City, near Cairo,
have employed an engineer to make
p a''s Of the cost Of building their
IS ore foot higher than the highest
4 re. The work is TO be done at once.
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Minor Matters.
Deputy Sheriff Ball is having the Jail
thoroughly cleaned and his residence gen.
orally beautified.
Stogies retail five for nickel, and the
lovers of the weed are smiling all over.
Yesterday AFTERNOON Deputy Sheriff Ball
sold lot OF second hand sewing mlchines,
some of which went of as low as IS 6o
apiece.
'0ne boy claims to have already been "in
swimming" this year.
Our manufacturers report work very
plentiful and all are happy.
George Rutheriord's son, Archie, who
was drowned at Petroleum on Wednesday
evening had many admirers here.
The Catholic band. good organization:
was out for the first time last night and
gave US some fine music. We have two
bands, this one and another good one-the
Stayley band. The latter recently received
new instruments and should give US some
music, too.
THE REGISTER is booming hsre and is
gaining every day. We get it in good time
and all like it. Over five times as many
are sold as any other paper, daily or Sun
day
That a new court house will be erected
here appears to be fixed fact. We need
new one. 1t is thought that the Com
mercial Hotel property will be purchased.
and fine building erected on the site OF
the present buildings.
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POLITICAL OPINIONS.

, (. not such a sure thing that while we
u IS busy in hunting up some sort Of
mite issue for the campaign of 1854, the
ih question may not be precipitated
3n Us with startling tOrce.-Philadelphia
roa.c,e DEM
be sentiment OF the Democratic press,
irL we believe voices the sentiment of
~, clearly calls for an extra session OF
Senate to complete the unfinished ex-
tive busineSs.-Syracuse Courier Dem J
he colored people are now in the eyes
the law fully qualified American citi-
s. But it is the gravest kind Of a Po-
rll b,Under for them to move as a dts
II race, as "cOlOred citizens or any
ns else but American citizens.-Chicago
bune Rep
he decision Of the United States Su-
me Court in the case Of the Chicago,
p. c,on and Quincy Railway Company
the State of Illinois is strictly in &C.
dance with the principle that no cor
a;.ou can rise superior to the authority
r. which it receives its corporate exist
e.-IndianapQlis Journal Rep.)
D truth the people rather lost sight of
fact that the Republican party had a
r,>entative in the Assembly. In polit-
sense it might just AS we'll have beea
hout such representation, as the minor
achieved absolutely nothing calculated
lij 70 the Republican party's fame or
C-d.-J tica Observer Dem
Thatever the cost, society can no more
9ri to be indifTerentIo ex-conyicts than
l-mer can to thistles and weeds. Instead
eaying them to be set upon and dragged
la-,h by the evil influences which clutch
Lheir coa,-tails to pull them down, good
b should take special effort to give them
chance to recover themselyes.-Chi-
, Liter Ocean Rep
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MORGANToWN MATTERS.
The Commencement Exercise OF the
VARIOUS Schools.

MoRGANrowX, hay l2-Morgantown has
commenced to don her holiday attire, pre-.
pairing for her gala season - Com
meEcement week at the University. The
high school closed Friday, the colored
schools close next Thursday, the end of
the session OF the young ladies seminary a
week later and the University commence
ment June 14th. The Athens" takes
more pride in her schools than in any.
thing else, and the excellence of the exer.
Cises at the close of these schools attest her
success in the work of education.
ClOse Of the High school.
The close of the High School, after a term
OF very successful work, occurred FRIDAY
The examinations were concluded in the
afternoon. and the high average standing
OF the pupils showed the thoroughness OF
the years work. The exercises in the
evening consisted OF declamations, orations
music, etc, and were superior in their
character. Diplomas Of graduations were
granted 10 Miss Miggie SnidPr. MessrS
John Gregg, David Hoge and VIM. Hare
The Peabody medal was awarded to Miss
Lucy Johnson by the committee, and pre-.
sented 10 her in very neat speech by
State Superintendent Butcher. Professor
Hodges, the principal, closed the exercises
by an address TO the school and its patrons.
The Hostetler family is a remarkable
one, the four members being entirely blind
They are natural musicians and can render
tie most difficult music with ease. Their
exhibition here gave satisfaction.
Hon. i. l.. Butcher made numerous
friends during his short visit here. He IS
one Of the most industrious men OF the
Stste.
Mrs Alice Wettstein. OF Spencer, Iowa,
is visiting her friends here.
Miss Rose Sweeney, OF Wheeling, has
been here visiting for several days.
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THE GENTIER SEX.

i' N.>>'s White. two estimable maiden
',. living near Greensboro, Ga, have
'h' pun ani woye from nankeen cot
ur ,.",h f'r = suit of clothes for DR..
Han. uhe ii these ladies is sixty.nine
, u.:.
y ".'"s-aIa .eier YVES recently re-
r. '' W., Putnam, OF Flint, Mich.
'"- Hugo in response to letter
! - IL. & : % heavy card, and in
s".. : ..'">. and with many an ink
u r. '''n> o, 'oiiows: TO love is to set.
i.- Hugo.
WY arrived bride from the goose
-S. >'y, the San Francisco Post, got
mad because when she sent for a
-.rIe' ~ lie Palace the other day the
ssS'd her II sh, was suffering from
:" '"'a',Hm. And we Just married,
70 ote,zy thin"
''' ~ wives Of Rocks county. Kan.
.'' birth 70 tEcuty three pairs Of
"...n the la, twelve months. Mrs.
.'".n17, living n the southern nart
county beng tie mother of two
.TH ID one yea-. TIE Stockton lCal.
- h>'e!s g. the foregoing state
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STATE NEWS.

ne rocahontas Times, by all appear
.,r.,. : auurishing, and is credit to lis
. ,,-e-S.
II Cay IIyde's paper, the Dispatch, sls-
ended pu blicAtion last week. The Pied
at Observer is again the only Psper
-.,',d in Piedmont.
Some one Of Charleston's enterprisins
,iz,ns proposes to buy an ice machine,
lrd manufacture artificial ice for that
arkct.-Huntington Republican.
Every week. and almost every day, brings
b>ianual men from other places to Kt-
WIS looking for new homes and business
e.. Expansion has begun.-State Tri-
re.
S.er.G Tom Smith, the thought.tO-be
| y.nctble bachelor Of Tyler county, was
ssrisdso AtixnS nSlssssess ttIdman, an es-
kmaba yonng lady, last Sunday. West
/ fnion Record.
The Webster wooden factory has been
\ =, down for the past three weeks put
H. n new boiler. They started up Nom
isv w.'h more hands and power than ever.
~Crat:on Sentinel.
4 v. < on the telegraph line is progress,
! -,ally. On Monday the poles in this
We we're planted. 1t is expected that the
4 W, be ready for business in two weeks.
4K.aswood Journal.
4 T. annual meeting of the Woman's
] -. .vnsry Society, Of the W. Va, Con.
k-c-ca. Vi. f. Church, South, will hold its
y sion here beginning Friday, June 22ud.
q 70 extended notice later.-HmtiDJt2n
IT. ...ceus Of Levi burg have voted a
j ,c-.ft.on Of 5000 towards the con-
j ....n OF a railroad rom that place to
3 y,-,e. 1t is to b 'oped that the en-.
Il use will meet with rccess.-CiWlss!D,
a - ;.wu council has ,2pointed guards
A deterrent ferries not TO allow to en-
q .r ,.Tua persons coming from that
n :. .. Mercer county infected with small
~ b. lie order will, no doubt, have the
u, stopping the mails.-Hlntoa Re-
~
j To- E,-bOUr JetIersonian has reappearei
un r- lie management of J. Hop Woods
sn = y.i W Shaw. We are glad to num-
ID .h. JefIersonian among our exchanges
II 90 welcome Messrs. Woods & Shaw 10
- Newspaper fraternity. Success to you,
ii men, and success to the JeiT=rsoaian.
j u, .aDuOn Banner.
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The Deadly Kerosene.

TIosrs1,. Pa, May l3.-word has ju:t
been received here Of the horrible burning
of a Swede servant girl at the residence Of
George WsrdOn, at StOwtown. On Wed.
nesdsy evening she attempted TO kindle q
fire With a can Of kerosene. when IL became
ignited and bursted, completely sstursting (
her body with the burning fluid, which
was not eItinguished until she had been
burned 10 q crisp. She died after ten hours
Il terrible suffering, on Thursday morning.
Her parents reside at Triumph, Pa. where
her relnains were taken for intermept.
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sheridan and Walsh.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-It is stated on
pretty good authority here to day that no
demand for the eXtradition OF Sheridan
and others has been received by the gov
eminent and that neither the state depart
ment nor the British minister believes
there will be. Minister West attaches so
little Importance to what is considered a
grave situation, that he has gone of TO
Fortress Monroe to have good time, and
let the suspects take care of themselves.
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Durued 10 Death.

ISrI,y,roLis, May l3.-Wm. Mon tgom.
cry. isaac ~lay and Isaac Baker engaged in
a general quarrel TO day, which resulted In
the killing Of the latter. Montgomery ac.
cused Baker OF spending his money for
drink and abusing his wife, who is related %
Montgomery. This brought the two men
together, and while they were struggling
Slay jsrked board of the fence and struck
Baker, causing him 10 loose his hold.
Montgomery then took the boa rd. knocked
Baker down and beat him 10 death. Mont.
gCmery and Stay were arrested.
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That No Trouble

of a serious nature will occur in settling
UP his affairs. His wealth is estimated all
tie way from $5,OOO,OO0 to $40, 10000, but
he was so little in the habit of talking
about his concerns that no one knows just
how much he has left. His wife and two
daughters are his only heirs, but it is gem
orally understood that he has left will,
provisions oi which, of course, are not yet
known. The Home for Aged Women on
Kennard street, which he founded, has no
endowment, and it is expected that he has
not forgotten it. Concerning his connec.
ton with the recent iron mill EN- barrass-
ments, little as TO the future can be said.
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A Base villain.
Snecial Dtspntch 10 the Register.

SpeclaT DLSpdIch 70 NE hey'SE"'
ZAYEsvILLE, O., May l3.-Last night
VIM. Cronin was arrested for outraglng
Emma Betzery, aged l6, on the street last
Tuesday night. Cronin's age is about 30,
and he is foreman OF the blast furnace
here. The girl was on an errand when met
by Cronin, who dragged her in an alley,
accomplisied his purpose and threatened
death il she told on him. He will have
hearing Tomorrow.
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shot nj nv TPampa.

LLTR1BE, Pa, May l3.-Last night while
a party OF young men were returning from
BiairsyiIle along a dangerous road known
as the Towpath, they were fred az By .
party Of tramps. The fire was briskly re
turned, but both parties came out Of the
ma.ee without q scratch. This is . noted
refuge for tramps, who frequently become
50 bold ss 10 make IL unsafe and even dan.
m. r,us for fyavelsrz
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AMASA STONE.
what VIII He do with His Wealth
His PeculiaritIes.

CLEyEKANp, May 13.-The Coroner has
given official sanction to the general un-
derstanding that the suicide of Amasa
Stone, the millionaire, occurred while he
was iaboring under mental depression,
caused by i'll health, loss of sleep and great
business worries. The funeral will occur
this afternoon, at the family residence on
Euclid avenue, the burial being at the
convenience of the family. 1t is hoped
that the remains can be preserved until
Colonel and Mrs. John Hay can reach
Cleveland from their European tour, which
can't be for o week, at least.
1t is thought Mr.. Stones business rela-
tions are such
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THE REGISTER has, by sew
-oI thousand copies, a larger
t,rcuIation than any newspaper
tabIt.hed in the two Virginias
Eastern Ohio. Its adVanta-
T.. n an advertising medium
80 therefore apparent.
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Fatal Accident.
Special Dispatch to the RcgiSte

Special Dipdtch to the RcgtS'T'
SrEUpEyvIlLE. May l3.-John Donovan,
section boss at Gould's tunnell Pan Handle
railroad, boarded freight train No, ~ last
night in this city to go to the tunnel. When
near Mingo Junction he tell off the car and
was struck on the head and had his skull
mashed and brain injured. 1t is the opin-
ion of the surgeon he Will die in few
hours
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poiicy Denounced.

DvnI1v, May l3.--Edmund Leamy, mem
ber of Parliament for Waterford City, was
at meeting to-day of the Irish League Of
Duncannon, County Wexford. Four
thousand were present. They denounced
the Governments policy which sought to
induce the Vatican to withdraw priests
from notifies
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Cb.rac,er,s,ic of Keutucky

PARIS, KY, May l3.-Iesterday two
brothers named Reeves, farmers, quarreled
about the proper depth to plant corn. The
lie passed, when one shot the other in the
left breast near the heart. The wo1nd is
supposed 10 be fatal.
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Lou Hanks sentence-FIre.

COLUMBUS, O., May ia motion for a
new trial in the case of Lou Hauck, at
Delsware, has been oyerruIed and the
prisoner given fifteen years in the peniten-
Iisry.
Wesley chapel Of the NJ. +. Church
burned to dav. Loss. $4,000; covered by
insurance in the Springfield, Mass, Hart.
ford and Lancashire, England.
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Judxe Lynch at Work.

CHATTANOOGA, May l3.-Wm. Connors,
white, aged twenty-six, who shot dead two
men and cut two others during drun ken
quarrel at Glenmary, Tenn, was lynched
last night by negro miners. After he was
han ged his body was riddled with bullets.
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Ha.,d RsA In Dead.

SALEM. o, May 3D. Mrs. X Dunlap. aged
So years. was found in her ped dead yester-
dsy morning. She sxs In her usual heal th
but compIaiped the evening before OF .
psin in her bresst She was . Sidor,
and lived alone. and died without . friend
10 tsse her last moments. She has tSo
sons here
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..s~~ Ne Commit s.IeiAe.,

TrIrsvILLE, Pa, May l3.-Yestsrdsy
afternoon young man named Wade, living
near Guys mills. entered store In Trion.
vile and asked for revolver. Upon load.
ing il up be said, Stand back, boys, and
zee me commit suicide" He placed the
revolver TO his right breast. fired and fell.
The wound 1. not onsidered fatal. He bad
been drinking hesvily
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silver I'm Texas.

ST. LorGs, Mo, May l3.-Advices from
the Cairiso mining district, in Western
Texas, say that immense deposits OF
chloride and horn silver have been discov-
cred in a section OF country lying between
the Pecos river and Rio Grande. The sur
face cropping of horn silver Is said to be
the richest on the continent.
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A Railroad Company Defaults.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, May l3-The Houston &
Texas Central Railroad has defaulted in
payment OF interest and sinking fund due
The State on loans made toit The State will
bring suit.
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sAIrs, Va, May lS.- Roanoke College
tss ssaIded the following grsduations:
ysIedicfory, Perry Rsmssn. Sugent: Lou
isisns: Latin saIutatory. George w. Nc
CIirtic. Of West Virginia; VIM. ii. Nc
kinney. Of Indian Territory. will deliver
a Chtctsw Grafton.
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lie Was I'm n Bad Place.

SpCiW DtYpdt'H ~ Uie AtyN'''
WELLsvILLE, o., May l3.-An extra train
struck and instantly killed man named
YIN. ualderman, near Mineral Point on
the TusCaroras Branch, last night. The
unfortunate man was lying in the middle
of the track and was literally cut to pieces.
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Will Sink n Gas Well.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
SrErBENvIILE, May ia party of Steu.
bcnville capitalists have decided to sink
well for gas in this city Immediately. The
company will be organized tomorrow.
-Four thousand dollars are required. Some
OF tie stock has already been taken.
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necoratipr Southern Graves.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nav lS.-The graves OF
the confederate de a n Elnwood Gene
terry we're decorated TO day with the usual
ctTin CEIes.