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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-17
IRON AND STEEL Trade.
The Condition OF the Market as COM
pared with Last Year.

PHILADELPHIA, November l6.-The iron
and steet association gives the number OF
furnaces in blast on the first OF January
III on the first of November 33l. On the
first of January there were GS5,655 gross
tons of pig iron in the hands OF the makers
and SCENTS BY the first of July the guam
tity had increased to $500 gross tons. On
November first there were 232,3jl tons un-
sold against o22S, 80 for July first. On the
first of November there were no
stock, vor b mentioning in The hands
OF SpeCulators nor were there a
any Of our ports any noteworthy stocis
OF fOreiga pig iron. OF TIE hypothts 8
stocks at that date the association hears Of
none worthy of notice except Marshall pig
iron at Pittsburgh. This is not included
i'm the statistics of unsold stocks OF July or
November. The total tonnage OF coal dur
ing the ten months Of the year is 2G,iOl,-
7!2 tons, an increase of 2,I3S, sos tons as
com pared With the corresponding period
Cf last yesr.
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BOB FORD AND THE JAMES GANG.
He Tell. why They Attemptea 90 XIII
Ills brother.

NEu YORK, November lG Bob Ford, the
slayer OF Jesse James, who has been living
in this city for a month or more, said To-
night: The attempt 10 kill Charley Ford,
I think. arose from the fact that Frank
James friends are afraid that he will turn
States evidence in the coming trial for the
Blue Cut train robbery on the Missouri
Pacific road. The trial OF Charley begins
in Ksnsss City on next Monday. Fra1k
James is jointly indicted with him, but'
charley has elected to be tried alone.
Jsm,s alsims that he was not party 70 the
robbtry." Bob Ford said farther that
C.arley was nearly dead with consunp-
-tion. Il il o curious fact that four Of the
J,tse James gang, WOodford Nelson, Abe
Miller, Clarence Hite and another, died Of
Ii at disease.
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nPOsitor>' Deman,Is Rero..s

'"hE. November l6.-The Mail ana
: aud the Post refused the comps
cents per thousand ems instead Of
IS a' present, and the Union men
,-I The papers were publishe n
~. a. Lsua,, The Graphic refused
"a ave, and the men continued to
.-e other evening papers conced ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-17
RANDALL CONFIDENT.
The Recent Elections Have strength.
ened His Canvass.

-
ened His Canvass.
PHILADELPHIA, November 16.-A Times
reporter found ex-Speaker Randall st his
country home at Berwyn today resting
from his campaign labors and leisurely
preparing for the transfer Of his headquar-
ters to Washington, where he will 20 on
saturday.
Did you see Mr.. Carlisle's claim Mr..
Rand. Il was asked.
Il did"
What do you think of it,"
HE il over Sanguine.
The recent elections have not strengthened
his canvass, but have much strengthened
mine
eIps Citations"
IL have to say that nv estimate differs
from bis. He comedies me sixty votes.
believe ] shall have eighry-hve to ninety
on the first ballot, and a nomination on
the second produced by large accessions
from New York and from other quarters OF
members who
VIII Vote For Mr. Cox
on the first ballot as compliment"
How do you divide the votes remaining
between candidates in opposition To youP"
That somewhat depends whether Nj
Springer Is or is not a candidate. IFS can
didste he may have ten yotes-not over
Between Mr.. Carlisle and Mr.. Cox the
former has what is equIvalant TO three ont
Of every four"
Will the session be longo or short one -
II ought to close on May or sooner,
and let
The Bu>iness OF the Couafry
be secure from sgitstion aud doubt"
"Will the tariff be sgitatede'
II prefer TO express no opinion now as %
the details OF the legislation that is pro
hsble."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-17
LITTLE RIP VAN WlNXlE.
a Miner Who Sleeps for Zen Days at
Time without Moving.

LE,DvILLE, November II G-Edward Men
dell, who lives just outside this city, fell
asleep in a mine Ten days ago and only
awoke yesterday. His friends say that he
often has such spells. lie hardly moves
durins.the time that he is in this cOndi-
ton. When he wakes he is generally in a
very exhausted condition and il is usually
two or three days before he gains strength
enough to get ont of his cabin. He is a
miner and works hard, but when one Of
these sleepy spells comes upon him he can.
not resist and is compelled to go home and
lie down, or else he will go to sleep in the
shaft or any place where he happens to be.
The first indication he has Of their ap
proach is feeling of drowsiness just as if
he had been up all night for one or two
nights. AS soon as he feels the symptoms
be knows W hat is coming and at once goes
home TO take week or ten days sleep, as
the case may be.
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KER'S CASE.
The chicago clerks Last Hope Put is
the Test.

CE,C,,o, November lG.-The trial Of
Trc1er!,H VI. Ker, alias Alfred Perrott,
alss Warden Start, indicted for forgery
and larceny of S2l 900 in cash, belonging to
Preston Kean & Co, bankers, and about
$1,000 in bonds held by the bank as
special deposit for other parties, began to-
day. Ker ted TO Peru On January 10th
last, where he was captured by detective,
taken from that country 10 the sandwich
Islands, from thence TO San Francisco,
where he was formally arrested on requ:-
sition from the Governor OF Illinois. he
has made three attempts TO escape trial by
pleading before the higher courts that the
Criminal Court OF Cook County had no Jur.
isdiction, for the reason that he was forci
by taken from Peru, the terms Of the eN.
tradition between the Two countries not
b,irg observed The time OF the Court
was today entirely devoted to securing a
iury. The cases will be commenced in
earnest 10 morrow.
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A SCHOONER WRECKED.
TsT>0n~ DEoH ned and None OF the
bodies Recovered.

sE Rowan. ONT, November l6.-Cap-
Wood ard Of the Life Saving Station,
srCel 20 the wreck, at daylight this
F-.ns, & the ill-fsled schooner reported
o;e Al Long Point yesterday. The YES
Is completely covered with ice. Her
e Is near as can be made out, is L.
e'a.c, Of Buffalo and is supposed 70 te
E! With wheat. The sea is SJill so high
| Is n ,ysSi5!e for q small boat TO 20
!. 4l-. II is now said her crew con-
ir;,IL men, instead OF eight, as re
Yesterday. All we're drowned in
.'~-.. % reach the shore in a yawl.
/ .,S'.wlii be total wreck. None of
'gGi.S Ea'e come Ashore.
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Robbed WouIa-ue Partner.

SrEt rfNyILlE, 0, November lG.-Perry
Woods, foreman Of Winnings keg factory,
IN this city, has sbscOnded with 50, be-
longing to Andrew Leonard. Wood and
LeUni I'd were to 90 into partnership in the
grocery business. He also got $50 from
Winning, One hundred dollars reward is
Offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-17

In hundreds of instances where Hot
Springs and other treatment failed to cure
scroiula and syphilitic disorders, the 50 fer
er has sought and found a cure in DR. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock and SArsspsrilla- 1t en-.
riches the blood, strengthens the urinary
srd digestive organs, and quickly re-
moves all indications of i'll health aud
blood disease, from pimple to q running
sore, from a headache to q rheumatic pain.
Its superiority over all other blood puri-
tiers and Strengthening medicines is admit.
Ted by all who test its curative effect and in
hutnce.
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ALLEGED POLITICAL HSToRy.
The Facts In Regard 90 the Al1isse'
Beive cen AFthuF and zahoao

EXz yoRK, November lG>-Truth pub
ljshes what purports 70 be the facts con-
oeLcerzing the alleged alliance between
President Arthur and Senator Malone. II
shows tba, compact was -sntsred into be
tween President Garfield and Malone By
which the latter was to receive the sans
reaoysition in Federal appointments -
has Seen usually accorded TO Republican
Senator'S. Beyond the s,rict terms OF The
ngrssnept as sequeathsd 70 him by Presi-
dent Garfield President Arthur did not
1, 81 at liberty 10 go-AeDee MAhons's IN
ger.
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DISSATISFIED.
The Tax Payers of Hancock County
Disgusted
With the Manner in Which the Poor Of the
County are Cared fora GIaring
Instance Of the Ingratiluds
Of Children.
Special 10 the Register.

FNR,tEw, HANCOCK Co., w. Va, Novem.
Der 1.-THE taxpayers in Hancock for sew.
eral years past have been growing over
the county paupers and the poor fund.
They no longer allow their sale publicly,
to be taken care OF by the lowest and best
l?l bidder, and to pleas, the dear people
all such transactions are arranged at
A Sort Of Private Sale.
II is no. exactly called that, but that is
what it amounts TO. Twice have the tax
payers ordered by vote that tho county
should buy poor farm, and snll no such
purchase has been made.
There are reasons for some things mat
are self evident, and politics =
No Exception 90 Tbi. Rule.
The county has q few petty offices and the
hummer element. which tries 10 plesSe
every one IN reaching tor these offices, peat
down pnd attempt to make an improve
neuf, unless il rs unalimOus through ie ?
Of UiTt ndug some sorehead voter. These
baruaC.cs, parasites and sycopnantS are
found IriuenCing every undertaking al
most hiCh
An, officer In the County
engage in. All this, o. course, Tor their
own private bench. aud aGvanCemeu.
Personally We do not favor the poor fgrm
nor wCG.d We vote for II, for the smDl"
r.stOu that ;he poor iaw IS not enforced In
our county as IL should be. We will iur-
nsh sn instance. There is an old lAiy ia
New Cumberland who
Has Been u Charge
up the county for some time. The Acts OF
lsIl, Ch. scc. IT, state substantially that
tie children OF any piuper who are OF Snt'i.
Girut ability, shall be lIabIe 20 the suppOr'
Of such pauper IN such manner as snail I've
required by the County Court OF the coun'
ty in which the Psuper may be.
Some
Taxpayers Would Like 10 Know
by what authority our law enforcing wish
ofthe.people fulfilling poor board hR-
added this charge upon them. The chill
dren OF that lady are middle aged men, en-
gagged in well Temunerated Ocrupd.
lions, and own several dwellings aud
town lots. Both bOsst their patriotism
but fell to discharge The deb VIII
Is due her who nurturei and provide fOi
their wants during their infancy. There
are communities
where such Things would Not be Toi.
Grated.
This il one instance, let the poor board
enforce the law and make that respect due
to parents be given which IL intends shall
be, otherwise we will call attention to
charming account Of a cornfed pauper In
an adjoining district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-17
MURDERER RoWELL IN CLOVER.
Overwhelmed With Kind Attentions,
His Wife Utterly fOrsaken,


His Wife Utterly fOrsaken,
BATAVIA, n. y, November lG.-Rowell,
the murderer Of Lynch, is in Jail here
awaiting trial The Jail is an old fashioned
stone structure, which is chiefly remark.
able for having been the scene OF the hang.
ing OF Charles Stokeiy on August ~, 1881,
for the cOwardly murder OF John Welker.
Rowell's crime is diiferent from that for
which S,ockley was hanged, aud RoweIl
Receives Lots Of Sympathy and COnsO.
latiOn.
His mail is large, and many letters express
the sentiment that his act-that OF killing
tie b, trayer OF his wife-was Il manly one.
He has had many offers OF money to assist
in deiIaying the expenses o! his trial.
KOwell is comfortably situated. for
friends have presented han with an easy
clair, tables, etc Some one sent him a
UrN Oi cigars, and his brother attends 10
his wants faithfully. He reads the news
papers and clips all they say about his
case. The extracts are being placed in b
scrap.bOok, which is nearly filled.
R0weII LUaas Delicate
and tho con linemPnt does not altogether
agree with him. Many visitor" 20 10 the
inll 10 see the prisoner, some 10 extend
sympidhy to him and Others to C'za at him
as they would at a curi' spty. Those who
90 COR the firSt-named purpose are wei
come, while the sight seers are given the
cod shoulder. Indeed, the latter c,ass
very seldom see him.
Mrs Rowell seems utterly forsaken, and
IS 50 detected that there are fears that in
her 81 sme she may end her life. To a re
porter she said:
Il em only human and
Have Done Grea; wrong:
but ] have suffered terribly. God only
knows what have endured,
She said that no one had offered her q
kind word and that the newspapers made
il eppear that she was a thousand times
worse than she really was.
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LAWSUIT WITH A ROMANCE.
How Senator Perry ofGrOrgia Gained
Hts wife.

Hts wife.
MACON, Ga November l6.-A case was
tc-,ay called il the Superior Court which
has romantic interest. Several years ago
Senator Thomas J. Perry was passing
through this city on his way TO Savannah,
where he was 70 marry prominent society
lady cf that city. On trying to board the
train at the car shed a movement OF the
train made him clip, when his leg, falling
under the wheels, was crushed TO Jelly.
He vas taken to a hotel, and for n
while his life was dispaired OF. His in
tended bride, on receiving the sad intelli-
rerce came TO Macon with her father OF
the first train, and, standing by the bed
SIDE Z. the stricken groom, became his
wife. she nursed him to con Vslescence
and a couple of months later, when th'
Legislature met in Atlanta, Mrs Senator
Perry wss one OF the most hOnorsd ladies
at tie Capital. The present suit is 10 re
cover damsges brought by Senator Perry
against tie Central Railroad.
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AFIFTt THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE.
COnfagration ut New castle A Paper
Mill Goes ", in smoke.

NEW CASTLE, November lG.-The New
Castle paper mill was burned 70 the ground
this morning, and is total loss. The in
surance is $4,000. The actual loss is not
positively known, but is supposed to be
about SJO,COu. The origin OF the fire is
a matter of theory. Thirty hands are
thrown out Oi EN- plOyment.
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The RUSSIAN NIHlIlSTS
Another of their Fierce and
liRry Manife-fOPs.

's.=L,.r s,,, November l6.-Ths Will
.e !eoi -, Nihilist, states that the SEN
: ol death passed by the Nihilist Cen
Committee on The in!ormer was car
o.,. Il says their party has LOST
y Ts.1Ah.e members recently, but the
a'e DrIns rapidly filled. More blood
y. -" responsibility for which will
p. Oily upon the SeuseieSs Govern
out upon those who, knowing the
; needs OF the country, sit still ana
...-'hS. The paper contains two let.
G c"Iylc's in Siberia. which give
- "r la..s Of the treatment Of the
Pc here.
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work OF q Broken Rail.

CHATTANOOGA, November 16.-Last nights
south bound accommodation train, on the
Alabsma Great Southern railroad, struck q
broken rail near Psrkersville, Alabama.
Three cars were thrown down an embank-
ment and several persons seriously inIure
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BISMARCK MEkTs De eieRs.
The Gernan asa the Aasslsa Disc
Together.

BERIIs, November 1.-THE Boeesen
Courier says Bismarck met De Giers, the
Russian Minister Of Foreign Affsirs, st t5s
railway station upon bis arrival At Fried
ricbsruhe, and received him in . formal
but friendly manner. They drove 10 tAe
uaptiou of bpmaJck and were seyerS
hours IN conversation. Bismarck. the
Courier states. looks i'll. sBd his thin face
i. yeIlcv from the effects Of recent st
,scf OF iauI dice, and bis gait heavy, bat
bis eyes retain tteir natural force snt
Ere.
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A FIRE At FAlRM0NT.
A Dwelling House Burued - Other
News Items.

SPECIAL to Me Register.
FAIRMoNr, November l6,-This morning
about 10 O'Clock fire was discovered in the
house occupied by Mr.. Jacob Hunt, in Pal
stine. Ii was not long until the fire had
rsined such beadwsy that it was impos-
sible to be extinguished. Most of the fur
niture and other contents were saved.
Fortunately it was isolated and did no dam.
age to surrounding properly. The house
belonged to Gov. Pierpont and was valued
at $50. -,
The Mountain City base ball club had
their photographs taken yesterday. The
Young men make very fine appearance in
q group.
Mr.. Lee Dever, OF Pocahontas county,
formerly q student of the Normal School,
passed through here en- route to the Uni
yersity at Morgantown.
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-.,;'sSlDgs ; of life are many. Live
= happy. Don't ne glect cough OF
- NourSelf well clothed in change
e and always keep q bottle OF
" : Bslssm of Wild Cherry in the
A single spoonfulI will cure
IcrE eousa or cold. Its Continued
-enfe consumption,
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Four Persons Killed In . Collision.

CHICAGO, November IA south bound
passenger train and freight on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy coliided this after
neon near Streator. Four persons were
killed, Mrs. Henderson and daughter, OF
Dayton, Illinois, being Of the number.
Several Others were wounded.
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a freiGht TrRin Wreck

NOM, Pa, November l6.-A mass
le To-Day from the roof OF tunnel
'sEAImen road. near Vera Cruz. A
5ain ran into the obstruction,
: ,he engine aud s number Of cars
.s..s iae rod
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End of a Grca, Horse Race.

New YrRx, November lG.-The race be
vecn Winsbip and Frank, with Iunnin
T ates. was concluded to-day. Winship
won in two straight heats. Time, 2:2oE
and 2:l4L. The horses were not in good
condition.
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A GENERAL STRIKE
Among the workmen ON the Pana ma
Canal.

PANAMA, November There is general
strike OF railroad and steamship laborers.
They demand sn increase OF from $3.50 a
day to 81. There are so many canal labor
ers on the Isihmus AMI such great numbers
constantly arriving, that the strike, il is
believed. will he a shorr one. Allis quiet
The national troops at the railroad dcpo
have orders tn fire in the event OF any over,
act OF the strikers.
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EFFECTS OF The STORM.
Vessels Disabled and sinking on the
Lakes.

Lakes.
CrIHAco. November 10 The schooner
Flying Mist was sighted OF Frankfort,
Mich II is disabled and leaking and will
probably 20 to the bottom before tug can
reach her. The schooner Regulator Is
sshorr south Of St. Joseph, Mich, and will
probsbly be a total wreck. The propeller
Avon, OF the Union Steamboat Line, is
ashore near Buffalo, on Sandy Leach,
loaded with sundries tor Chicago valued
at 100000
Private advices also confirm the previous
report OF the loss of the schooner f. Fitz-
gerald with all on board.
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SMITH HANGED.
h'"''I Murderer OF Harden Ike
cuted YestertIay,

|' Nh November IL. - John
'..o7-d, who murdered Josiah Hst:
',' aa2ced st lib to-day.
" u The morning confessed he killed
Z. beng under the influence of liq-
." '@e ga!lows Smith made a shor,
!, = .ll;esslng the crime, and saving
=, l1' sorry 10 go, then burst into
-le execution was private.
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IA 60 Faiiur.sortb. v..s

'.f&. November l6.-The business
10. tae last seven days in the Uni
= nd CaLsds, as reported by tsle-
To x 6. Dun & Cos Mercantile
a'e -, against 2l5 the previous
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CIGAR BOX MAKERS STRIKE.
The Men FIrn. and kihsay 20 Via the
ViefSfJ.

NV YoEZ. November lS-Tne strike oil
the cigar boz makers is likely TO end in o
victory for the worknsa. At meeting of
employers, held lssi aigbt the sznali bosses
desired 10 Withdraw from the eght, claim
iRg it was necesssEy 10 employ men in
orcsr 10 fulfill orSsrs and save themselves
from bankruptcy. Il was agreed, however,
10 bold out the rest of the week, bnt no
green HANDS viii bs employed, and deter
mined effort nil be ms3e TO induce the
regular work men 10 retuJa- About l,je1
msn. WON en aud children are included IN
the strike. So far there have been no
b.cks!iders The trouble arose last week
over the attempt of tbs bosses to break the
journRymsE' union.
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us.e,u,fop 70 Adjonru Defeated.

HAEZysrEs. November III, In toe House
the resoluiicn 10 sdjourn Densmbsf 5tr sss
defeated By yote OF los 70 ~.
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His Career as a Stage Robber

in August, 1871. He operated alone, on
foot, with a double-barrelled shot gun, with
blanket flung over his shoulder and a
piece of cloth over bis face. He never
failed to bring a stage to malt, and his or
der to the driver TO throw out the mail and
the Wells Fargo treasure box was always
obeyed. Passengers we're never molested
or robbed, neither did be make any use OF
his gun.
The detectives were three years before
getting
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ADescription OF the Solitary

highwayman. 1t was his invariable habit
after breaking open treasure box 20 leave
il in piece Of doggerel, signing il "P. O.,
sth." The last robbery was committed
November 30 last. when he realized 81, 100.
detectives were promptly on his track, and
found, at place where he had camped,
sew r ! articles. among which were silk
handkerchief Of the usual kind and linen
Cuf. On the latter was mark of the
laundry, and from this he was subseq lent-
ly trsced up.
The laundry was located in this city.
The Place Was Watched,
end when Black Bart went TO get his wash
ing the police arrested him. The rewards
for his capture are in the aggregate SIS, S,iOO
sn6 three detectives took the prisoner i'm
medistely TO Stockton and up the country
10 lave him identified. Bart claims to
have been captain of an Ohio regiment
He is about fifty years Of age, well dressed
and of refined manners.
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SKRvors debility. indicated BY loss Of

SEEyors debility. indicated BY loss OF
memory, universa! isssitude, constant fah-
gue, vivid dreaming, unnatural excite
ments, It's of dizz:ness, etc. is qa,ekiy
cur,u ~ using Dr.. Guysotts I%lio. Dock
ard ssrssysrills. This remedy punhas tne
blood. s,renstheus the weak portions of the
body, auie,s the nerves. produce. dream
If,stlumter. spd is the only rem.1y ths.
,e,maner.ly cnrss the many distre.:iui
tiluents resulting from nervous dsoiiity
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THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
Its EeaIipgs With T.. q. Patterson
His Rcputed Motives.

His Rcputed Motives.
NEW YORK November ia committee
of the Pennsylvania Legislature began here
to-day the investigation into some matters
in connection with the Standard Oil Com
Company. Henry NJ. Flogler, the former
Secretary of the Standard Oil Co, said he
knew nothing of the alleged payment of
money TO L. q. Patterson; was aware OF
suits having some years ago been brought
against the company by Patterson, which
litigations he always considered as being
brought to blackmail the company and for
the purpose Of being paid oil.
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BETRAYED BY A LAUNDRY MARK.

Black Bart, the Notorious Highway
nan. Captured by the Aid OF CuG.
SAN FRANCIsCo, NoveRber l6. - Black
Part, the notorious stage robber, who had
stopped twenty three coaches, was captured
in this city last night. He was known as
c. Z. Bolton, engaged in mining, which ac-
counted for his frequent trips into the
country, He began
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FfYsi lee for Florids.

PENsAcnL,. Fla. Novembs- I6-The tirst
ice of the season formed last night,