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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-02
JUDGE J. n. BROWN,
BY the Rsoublieaa coagrsssieaL ceavsa.
ton for the Third District In Sessisa
At Charleston. Sstsrday-
forlorn Hopes.
STATE AND sElsHRoaaooo NEWS

Special DipdteA 10 tk S'nday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. March Si.--The Re.
publican Congressional Convention met ct
II o'clock this morning.
A permanent organization vas effected
BY the selection Of D. H. willard, Chair.
man and Ash. N. Prince, Secretary.
A great many counties In the district
were represented only BY alternates living
here, and the Committee on Credentials 70
ported against the admission OF moot Of
them. This action raised dissent ton, and
"A Regular Parrot ana nsakey fios
was the result -
The fight was between the friends OF J.
II. Mcwhorte,, who was the candidate d
the Atkinsoo! wing. q ths Darty. cd No.
Of ,. W. Davis, ant. Atkinsoa. TIE .Altse.
mates were all Mcwhorter men, and they
finally downed their advsrsaries and
gained admittance 10 the Convention.
J. s. Cunningham nominated Nc.
Mhorter; and 7. B. Swami nominated J.
w. Davis
The call Of the counties then proceeded.
and when all the counties except kanavhs
had voted McWhorter had thirty y.seven
wha was called IL was seen that As the mat
ter stood
MeNhovteP WeulA - Neoiaasea.
W. 8. Edwards then nominated Judge J.
Ii. Brown, OF Kanawha, and moved that he
be declared the nominee OF the conven-
ton by acclamation. The vote Vas taken
BY q division, and Kanawha having much
the strongest delegation, again bagsed the
persimmon, the motion being carried by
q good round majority. amid cheers from
oil sides Of the hall, and Judge Brown was
Declared the Nsmtse~.
Judge Brown was born In Cabell county
in December, 1915. lie vas on the Circuit
bench Of Virginia before, aud on the
Supreme bench Of this State since the divi-
sion. He was also q member OF the Con :.
ysntion which formed the Constitution Of
1893, and has twice been member Of the
Legislature.
lie 10 . strong reasoner. . clear thinker.
Q furcible speaker, and an upright honora-
bic gentleman. aud IN avowed Ar'T for
revenue only man. lie 10 far the strongest
man the party could have nominated, but
he cannot be elected.
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THE JAMEs-HITE STORY.
Charley Ford Says Dick Lfddle Was
Mrs. Hite's Param0uP.

KANSAS CRY, April l.-Charles Ford. the
remover OF Jesse James, has returned from.
his Eastern starring" engagement lie
tells a straight story Of the killing OF
Wood Iite by Dick Liddle, and the
circumstances which led to the suit
for $4,000 damages instituted BY Mrs.
Hite, Woods stepmother. against the
Louisville Courier.Journal said that Jesse
James had been criminally intimate with
Mrs. Hite This was the alleged libel.
Governor Crittenden, OF Missouri, was .
witness in the case. which was won by the
paper. Charley Ford states that Jesse
James never had anything to de with Mrs.
Hite. He never ran after women. The
man, he says, who did visit Mrs. Hite was
Dick Liddel. Afterwards Dick discovered
that Mrs. Hite Was sending love messages
to one IIibbett. Hite killed the colored
man who carried the messages. Hite was
arrested by Policeman J. f. Eter OF this
city, then marshal OF Adairville. He es.
ca ed and came TO Mrs. Bottoms, the sister
of the Ford boys, mile and a half from
Richmond Mo Here he met Dick Iiddel.
Liddel killed Hite, and hid bis body in
spring. This is the first explanation OF
the trouble and the true inwardness OF the
suit
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,,n,,nDa,, Dr,matic Festival.

ClNuNNArI, April Preparations tar
he coming Dramatic Festival are oeinS
bnsled forward with energy. Owing 70
he unusual size OF the stage in the Music
Hal. il has been necessary to. prepare EN-
Iirely new scenery for all the plays, also to
makr a new drop curtain. The latter
s being painted at Niblo ; Garden
IN New York city. by HsTt Thirteen
sc.uic artists are now at work here. They
have completed the scenery for Julius
Cspsar, and portions OF Othello and Ham
Iet In ali This work the greatest pains are
tskep. care having been used to obtain his
tofiCsI accuracy. The management has ex'
neuded large sums to provide properties
accurate. These are new COM
pleie. .-,..,
JOhn Day, stage mansger Of the festival,
b<ein> reLrJr>als Of supernumeraries this
~, ami will soon begin full rehearNals.
fkr ,.,rrinr sale OF season reserved SEATS
IN . \, ttir,y,laS next.
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PARKERsBUR0.


Con Veatisa EehSes-Pess00ai' Potosss
iperl 20 As RrStstr.
PARKERsBrsG, April i.-Dr A. q. Stal.
maker, OF Buckhannon, while en- routs
home from the late Congressional convsn.
ton at Charleston, spent Saturday among
bis friends in rarkersburg, to. whom he
gave very interesting account Of the pro-
ceedings. The doctor went thsre In the
capacity Of a Mathews delegate, and,
slthough his Grst choice was not
nominated. yet the noninastsa Of
bis second choice, the glDaAt fhil
Snyder, met with his hearty eppsobs-
ton and the doctor goes back - UNehof
county we'll pleased with the fesngA0
the con neerftos. and especially ~
over the good feeMkS thai prevailed 0V4
the entire deliberatiosf of The conyenODo,
When the campaign fully opens the doc>ol
will be found st his post In the interest q
the worthy standard bearer Of the lnyincis
bic Democracy Of the Third district. and
predicts that the district will roll up the
usual Democratic msjority. The talk about
dissfIectiOn in the party ranks 10
all nonsense, ~ the Ismocrscy
were never more frmly united and hsrme-
nious than at present The foflorn hopes
entertained by some OF the Republicans
that Henry 8. Walker would lend himssif
to the tcheme OF union between the Re-
publicans and Green hackers and become .
candidate for Congress on the fusion ticket.
Mr.. W. still holds that the Gresnbsck T'rin.
ciples are sound, aud although he will
give Capt snider his hearty support he has
not forsaken the Greenbsck party BY any
means.
The doctor mingled freely with men Of
all parties while In Charleston, and 10 of
the opinion that Snyder will get 81 least
1900 Greenback and 'RspublIoan votes In,
the district.
Charlie McCsbe, formerly OF this CITY.
who II at present Assistant Mastsr hschin-
let Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, ~
lrKir gton. ny, IL here now, sad will ~
nave lis family there IN fca days.
Governor Jackton arrived here On batnf.
day from Charleston, wbere 10 ettsedsd
meeting OF the Board of Pablic WoskS.
I.ssc Prsssr, Etq., retufnea from The
Eat on Friday night.
Mr.. Plsnnigsn. Of Seventh street, while
desocbdins flight Of steps In the rear Of
her home on Saturday afternoon. fell asd
nduced bv DIR. Mofstt,
The rScent rapid rise In the Idtus Ksue.
Wba river bursted the gates out OF the lock
at Shacktown, four miles shove here. This
will stop navigation for several days usul
new gates can DO made and placed In pos,-
ton.
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AN OLD TRICK.
An Unsuspecting Man Robbed Of $3.50
by Three Sharpers.

DAYTON, O., April IA man named Dill
lon, who was stopping in this city for sew
eral days, and who was en- route for Texas,
was robbed yesterday on passenger train
between this city and Miamisburg, on the
c., H. Il ID. sailroad. Mr.. Dillon had occa-
sion to refer to some papers in his inside
coat pocket, In drawing them out he ac-
cidentally pulled his pocket book out
with them. Instead of replacing the
pocket book in his inside pocket. Mr..
billion placed it temporarily in his outside
upper overcoat pocket. Before he had an
opportunity to replace the pocket-book in
its proper place, and as the train was ap-
preaching Miamisburg three men, who
also boarded the train at Dayton, ap-
prothed his seat, apparently for the pur-
pose of passing through the car. As
they passed one OF them dropped
a screw on the floor at Mr.. Dillon's
feet In stopping to pick it up
be attracted Mr.. Dillon's attention, who
also looked down. As he did SO, one OF
the other thieves gently removed the
pocket book from the overcoat pocket with
out Mr. Dillon's knowledge. The men
passed on through the car, and when the
train stopped at Miamisburg, they got Oft.
The pocket book contained over $3.50. Tom
Jennings and Henry Tetman were arrested,
and The greater part OF the stolen money
found in their possession.
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A NOVEL SUIT.
A Lady sued for SO. 900 for Breach or
Promise.

A Lady sued for SO. 900 for Breach or
Promise.
New YORK, April 1.-Miss Rebecca Nc
Lean, Of Stapleton, Staten Island, has
been sued for $4,000 for breach OF prom
ise of marriage by Herman Barnich, this
city. She recently came into fortune es-
timated at between $4,000 and 100000.
She said to-day that the suit was purely a
money-making operation. Mr.. Barnich
bad broken the engsgemant, and had done
so from sheer jealousy. When she refused
to become reconciled to him he brought
the suit.
"we engaged" she continued ION Au-
gust 9th. He was older than |, and repre-
sented himself TO be single gentleman.
Our engagement was first limited to six
months and l accepted his ring. My
mothers recent death caused me to post
pone the wedding six months longer. He
protested strongly against that, and acted
unbearably whenever / refused to pay IN
dividual devotion to him. Finally he
broke the engagement and l returned his
ring"
A relative of Miss Mclean said:
Several years ago Miss Mclean and
George Hofer, a journalist, became engaged.
Her mother objected, and sent her daugh-
ter 10 Scotland to be educated. After her
mothers death Mr.. Hofer again became
sultor for her hand. Barnich is tall,
athletic man, with deep bass voice and
pleasing manners"
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HORRIBLE CRIME.
Nan Kills HIs Divorced Mite.

BiooNrNGToN, Ill, April There is
great excitement here over a terrible affair,
which occurred early yesterday evening.
Robert z. Dunn, q well-tO-dO contractor
and builder, went to the house OF his
divorced wife, in the eastern part OF the
city. while she and her children were sit
ting at the supper table, opened the door
and without a word of warning fired twice
al the woman. the balls taking effect and
making mortal wounds. He then turned
and fired at his son, aged 10, this ball TAX
ing effect in his arm. He then drew
large shcath.knife, and with pistol
in the right hand and knife in the
other, advanced upon the daughter,
q young and extra handsome girl.
THe son, although faint from the loss
of blood, went to his sisters assistance and
a Struggle ensued while the mother lay ay
ing on the floor. The murderer was on the
point of overpOwering the children, when
the neigh bOrs appeared upOu the scene and
seized him and conveyed him 10 Jail. The
mcther is dead and both children badly
cut, but the sons bullet wound is not seri-
ous. Great crowds are gathered on the
streets tonight discussing the tragedy, and
lynChing is in every ones mouth. The
guard at the Jail has been doubled. Dunn
had Of late given way to extreme disSipa-
49,
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p,s eertae e Cssi nisAs&

PIr,ssrRsH. March 3i.-Two thousand
Ave hundred riyar coal miasH Of the
fourth pool struck to day bseauSs Of . 70.
futai Of coal operators to silor them 70
plsee check. wesshnien on coal .upples TO
weigh coal m Il passes ossr ,he screen.
TIE operators say 9 check-Heieh mas msS
70 on tipples ,5the minen accept fedAc..
Sion Of Il osat per busbel IN the price OF
mining. The miners say they viii not
consent TO .iliA, sad expect 20 bring the
operators to terms by striking. I6sy
charge that operators have bees systemsti-
cally defrsading them In weighing coal.
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kevSEA.
Grsni Cssssy CspesN Csast-1s6ses'
nsaes, ete.

Grsni Cssssy Cssestt OsaSt-1sSsss'
nsass, ete.
Special % ne Ee1s.~.
KEYsrn, W. Va, March 2e-rhs CiScst
Court Of Grant county 10 In sssstoo
About twenty indictments vess feusd
by the grand Jury, prinoipsily. fof mis1s.
memoirs, and most OF tbAse f0r selling
spirituons Iio;sors without Iissocs, ,-sla b.
ing sgainSt one man.
Eugene EssrIy and Assoa Burns were
indicted fos maliciouay shooting the
bortss Of anether. The hoeSeg lt " sup
posed we're shot in TsLsiststioo fos. shoot.
ing hounds belonging - tbs sccussd.
The case sf the Btate ~ Seymour ,.
Douglsss,. indictsd fss -mus1ehsg ne!l
carrier Hissr, ON new trial, camo up We'd.
nesdsy. A motion - quash the indict
mept On ground Of spconsu stl00elity Of
the grand jury law under whtch DseGls
was Indicted, We osauslsd ~ yndgD Arr.
strong. The prisonsVs counsel tbeu moved
for Q obaugs OF ysAas. and = Iest aocouan
testjnopy Nss beiDg tskeA Ao1 agHu06nt
nisda % this poink Col. WHIT, ol whseLr
ipg, D. l. YloofnAR q RO0ooy. - - u
fugh, q Grant, s0osassA ~ faeDSiaoAes:
p. Il. 1syaolds Isosseuting. etteeoey. ana
W. p. HyeS. Of 0east uscs - ~ psose'
sution. y Er
Ths ooust rspIsssd . isaenstsat eeis-
Ion psfpstustsli m hl1ocVoa whAob -
strsips thS -scUeetLoa of ths dog sx IN
Grant csustl 1hiS optsioe 6scinS the
| dog tar Is0 nnceoslitutioaAl. 1ho seli
wss bronghs by Q nsmbss ol Grant county
citizsps 20 tsst the AG, 6ssatof fSics -
| ing their suosney.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
oSs.-Fair weather.

{<rrcArIoNs.-Fair weather.
5shn Walsh has sailed for New York.
DC Malagassy ENJOYS sailed for Europe
Ek<nrday.
Resident Arthur will leave for Florida
/bcsdsy.
I've men have been sentenced to be hung
= columbis, s. c.
Ijncennes, Ind, is enjoying an unusual
tcon of prosperity, =,
1bt death lpensityIbiu, was killed ID 20
iscVnsin, ,LesiSlatutS. ~H~~ =
lieutenant Danenhower has been granted
years leave OF absence.
President Diaz was closeted with General
GRAM in New York nearly an hour Satur-
day.
The police believe an internal machine
fsctOry has been established near Cork,
1reland.
A boiler explosion at St. Diazer, Frauce,
killed twenty.six persons and injured
thirty-eight.
E1Nayor Perry II. Smith, the Chicago
millionaire, has been placed in the asylum
at Madison, Wis.
A heavy snow storm prevailed on the
Atlanric coast Saturday. At Long Branch
the snow was eight inches deep.
Alexander Morton, wealthy farmer Of
washington, H., blew out his brains with
aashotgun because Of failing health.
Frank H Corbin, a married man of Hart
ford, Conn, eloped with Lucy A. Robbins,
an unmarried heiress Of that city.
DC Straits of Mackinaw are frozen solid
frohp the Manitous to Thunder Bay, and
nayigation is not expected to open before
MAJ /.
Co,um bus Cook and John Henry Will
isms, indicted for the murder of Henry
ponton, at Halifax, y. C., were acquitted,
sitsr two days trial.
Agnes Langtry, sister-in-law of the Jer-
sey Lily, eloped with a Canadian two
week ago, when the troupe was at Ro-
ehss tcr y. y, and rs sent for her trunk,
vhiCh the Lily reius - to forward.
An attempt was l. Gde, but fortunately
disc, yered, to blow u the Latin * Rand
P0Ndrr Works, at Mountain View, near
Ytrk, last Wednesday, it is supposed in re-
yeDge for new men taking the place Of old
tnployes.
William Gore and Jim Chambers, two
Birmingham lads. engaged in a prize fight
at Tscony, near Philadelphia, Friday night.
The estakes were $3.50 side. Chambers had
his jaw broken in the fourth round, and
was taken away by his friends.
A Chicsgo dispatch says: Anticipating
the Enforcement of the ordinance requir-
ing all overhead linas to be removed by
May /, the Western Union has commenced
striDging rrial cables. Each cable con-
tains eighteen copper wires, and in the
busiest portion OF the city it is estimated
that not more than four cables will be
used, and these, if council permits, will be
placed on poles 55 feet high, and placed so
they can be thrown to the ground inlcase OF
FIRE.
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kEILOGG'S PLEA.
How the Ex-senator Explains His In.
dictment.


WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Ex-Senator Kel-
logg asserts that the indictment found
against him by the grand jury was the re-
suit of efforts of Messrs Merrick and Ker,
and that but for Brewster's absence no bill
would have been found. Since last au-
tumn Mr. Merrick has shown special in
terest in Kellogg, because he thought he
had discovered an intention by the officers
OF the Government to shield him from re-
sponsibility for completely in Star Route
frauds. He said then that il such an in
tention existed he would prevent it. kel-
loggS assertion as to Brewster is libel on
the Attorney General, or il confirms Mr..
MerTiCk' 5 suspicion.
Kellogg, aS a Senator, has been favorite
at the White House. AS representative
in the next Congress he will still hold q
leading position in his party. For a
variety Of reasons lie has firm hold on the
Republican leaders For two years he has
managed to protect himself from the pre-.
sent indictment. Only few days ago he
said he would escape now, and he does not
disguise his disappointment. In public he
says it was a mistake, owning to the At
tornsy Generals absence. In private he
uses other and stronger language. Let US
hear from 'Rre ewster, Attorney General
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A Hewsy Batch of Itssas or All Kinds
from the Lifsls Cftx ever the Rivak.

A Hewsy Batch OF ItAas OF AL ALsos
from The Litsls Cfty aver the RivsG.
Mr.. s. G. w. Morrison. Who has been. out
on the road fon some weeks returned home
yesterday and reports success.
Mr.. Henry NEVIS, who has been aid up
with rheumstism for the past ten weeks, Is
sble 70 get about ths house, and vail so0a
be out
To-day u election day.
A. p. Smith, the mailer, it quits- sick. ~
bis residence, On Fifth street. r
"CommodOre" Good, who wss killed by
the cars at the Standard mill On Saturday
afternoon, was buried at Walnut Grove
Cemetery yesterday sfternooa sboat three
O'clock. II appears thsr abont -four o'clock
he Quit work at the EtnASiale mill and
started for bis home on TAird street Whsa
at The Standard mill he heard Q freisht
train coming up and to avoid being killed
he stepped on the switch. The engine and
several cars were cut loose in order To make
q switch He waited till they passed, and
supposipg no more cars we're coming.
stepped back On the main track. No sooner
had he doIe tLis until he vas
struck in the back and knocked
down. His bark vss broken aud
ten cars passed over him. Hrs legs we're
horribly nangled. lsrre cash was cut In
his side. bis hsse &C. AID his baud ras.hvd
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HhA n. LNRAs R0l1.

ST. Lssis April The g. LOnia Psii
A,sociation has purchased - axres Of land
sdjoisipg the west side Of tSeir pssseat
grounds. and will Immediately lay cot .
mile track. erect paviIlions, stable and
club house, and make it oas d the best
rsce eourses In the country. The tvack
will be resdy Sor the next i.if d ths asso-
cistiop in October, bat all the impross-
nepis msy not be completed before spring.
This addition will givs the sssosistion
about ITO scres Of lsad Withis ieus miles
OF the heart Of the city.
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WINTER WHEAT.
Reports from the Principal Points
The Outlook Not Eaco0raEing.


The Outlook Not Eacoaraging.
CHICAGO, April specials this morning
from the principal points OF the entire
winter wheat growing section are not en-
couraging, for the abundant harvest claim
ed. The severe and continuous cold Is
fatal to wheat not favored with consider
able snow. Large areas, where the snow
is light, have beer. winter killed. There
are a few localities which might have es-
capped the winter, that are injured by the
fly.
In Ohio the outlook is declared encour.
ssing. Good judges estimate the crop will
he 20 per cent Of last year, others think II
will not exceed 20 per cent.
In Illinois the prospects in, various To-
calities inspected is generally damaged by
the frost.
In some sections the injury is slight
The loss is yariously estimated at from ~
to so per cent.
In Wisconsin considerable OF the crop OF
winter wheat is killed. Favorable wea.
ther is necessary to insure the remainder.
In Missouri, Kansas. and Iowa the re.
turns are more favorable, especially the
Missouri reports are aoE very encouraging
The Pacific coast gives the faifest est
mate. The total wheat belt promises Il
per cent. of an average Drop.
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merchandise brought IN exchange for the
salt. The ships cargo of silks, fine linen.
brosdcloths, brandy, champagnes and pro
visions had been thrown overheard when
the vessel ran ashore, and washed along
the beach for miles. 1t was gathered up
BY the natives, aad grand dress carnival
and high debauch was inaugurated. In
fsw days the island was scene Of Wild
dissipation.
: The Vice Admiralty Court Of Nassau al
lowed the natives so, 300 salvage for their
assistance in saving the vessel and poi.
fion OF the cargo As soon as the news oil
the disaster 10 the hthos reached the own
ers Of the shiy the Merritt Company's YES.
Sc, vas sent from New York 10 save her II
possible. The WIecking Company BY
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: WHEEL ING W. VA MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 2. 1888

means Of cement sunk through The
water into the ships hold, succeeded in
stopping the leaks, so that with the assist
ance of five steam pumps she was kept
afioat until she could be brought to this
city. This achievement is regarded as one
of the. most difficult known to marine
wrecking. The vessel and cargo are both
insured in the Mutual Marine Insurance
Company, of New York. The Cramps OF
this CITY have contracted 10 repair the YES
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RtehIe YPA0SR.

PARIS. April The excitement over che
arrest OF Louise Michel il increasing.
great number OF meetings we're held yes.
terdsy afternoon by the revolutionists, snd
all were closely watched BY the police. bat
there was no disorder which, indeed, was
scarcely TO be expected under the circum-
stances, since nearly 5000 troops were
under arms and ready 70 march st . mo;
ments no;ice. Among the meetings held
this eyeias vas one at which neor,y 1000
persons were present. Il was remarkably
ouiet, there not being even irAss OF dis.
order. Some Of the speeches msdD-Sere Of
The incindlary orden ... - .~
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Five n,raerer. seu,e.eea,

..rxmA, S, c, April i.-Pive murder
ere Yesterday sentenced &c be hanged
sr Copeland, Cor the murder Of Vim.
hunhicut. to hang at Wslballa, April q:
William Horde and Solomon Hewitt, for
tie murder OF Jeremiah Stslvey, at Con-
wsy borouga. June 8: Riley Anderson, for
the murder OF Louis Griffith and her child,
at Greenville, May l5, and Samuel Walker,
for the murder of Moses Hawkias, at Spar
tanburg, May 25.
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Five EeaFS.

ly3rALo. April THE jury came into
nrl att u'rlOck yesterday with Teruics
a,nSl TEos. WaidTon, alias "Brother
hlk' uG LWilty ON the second count Oh
Indictment, charging an attempt 70
b nit rape ON the person OF hattie
HrU. JuCge Height sentenced hlm 10
h ear, imprisonment at hard lso0r IN
, Auburn prison. Chas. W. G9oagear
>6e sn eloquent plea for mercy: ont lns
d prualty of the law was lnnleteI'
kre VAS no motion for q new trial.
ID. ( i. completelY broken down.
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Reckless Raya.

PArTESBuRG. n. J., April l.-Poar boys
who jumped from q coal train at the
mouth of the tunnel on the Esston and
Amboy railroad this morning, were struck
by q locomotive coming in the opposite di-
rection. Warren Berregon. aged II, was
cut in two, Another boy was seriously ia.
iur.d.