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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-21
STILL SWEARING
In the case OF the Dynamite Conspira.
TORS

LONDON, April 20.-The men arrested
for connection with the dynamite conspir-
acy were again brought up for furher
hearing. The court room was crowde1 l.
Among those present was Herbert Glad
stone, son of the Prime Minister, and
member OF Parliament. The boy who was
employed by Whitehead and Birmingham
and who was yesterday identified by Lynch,
was placed in the witness box. He recog.
nized Thomas Gallagher lDr. Gallagher as
the man who had visited Whitehead. The
boy testified that Gallagher, when he visit
ed Whitehead, gave the name OF Fletcher.
When he called to see Whitehead, the lat.
Ter sent him (the boy on an errand, and
told him he need not hurry back.
When he returned Whitehead and Gala
CHER were still engaged in conversation,
and Whitehead
Gave Him a Holiday.
Shertly afterward Wilson another OF the
prisoners arrived in a cab. He said he had
come for the "oil" that Fletcher" had or.
dered. Wilson was conducted by Whitehead
to an inner room. The next day Lynch
came to Whi,ehead's place, bringing with
him a large box. The boy was unable TO
swear as to the identity Of Wilson. He
was, however, positive as to Gallagher,
who be said, called several times to see
Whitehead. A waiter employed at the
Midland Hotel, at Birmingham, was next
called TO the stand. He positively
Identified Wilson
as a man who had been guest at that
hotel. He also said he had large box
with him. A Birmingham cabman swore
he drove Wilson from the Midland hotel to
the house where Whitehead was located.
1t has been found that the box found
near the Times office last night did not
contain any explosive material.
A detective belonging to Birmingham
was sworn and confirmed the testimony
given by other witnesses as to the time
of Wilson's arrest at the house OF
Whitehead. A cabman and other
witnesses confirmed the account
given by Lynch of his movements while he
was in Birmingham. The coat worn by
Whitehead at the time of his arrest was
produced. 1t bore the tailor's mark OF
Brooks Brothers, Broadway, New York"
The Crown also produced letter signed
by Wilson. The purchase Of earthen pans,
by Whitehead, was proved.
4 rubber maker, whose place of business
is near the Charing Cross Hotel, was sworn
and identified Gallagher as the customer.
After other witnesses had given testl-
m"ny, the prisoners were remanded for a
further hearing on Thurday next.
On Their Way TO America.
LIVERPOOL, April 20.-Steamers from
this port, left yesterday for the United
States and Canspa carrying nearly 1900
emigrants.
The Murder Trial,
DrBLIY, April 20 The trial of Timothy
Kelly, for compiicity in the murder OF
Cavendish and Burke. was resumed this
morning. After calling q few more wit
he
closed.
Remanded 10 Prison.
Eugene Kington, arrested a. Liverpool
On Wednesday, on charge of being con-
nected with the Phoenix Park murders,
was arraigned to-day, and, after hearing,
remain nded to prison TO answer the charge
of nspiracy to murder.
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New Attorney General.

CoLuMBus, April 2O-The Governor, TO-
day, appointed Senator ID. A Hollings.
worth OF Cadiz, to fill the uneXpired term
Of Attorney General Nash, who was ap'
pointed TO Lesition on the Supreme Com
mission. The appointment of Senator
Holljngsworth will be we'll received by
those who know him best, and the opinion
prevails tnst the Governor has done we'll.
The new Attorney General will hold the
off e until next January, as tie accept
.rce of The position carries with il the
understanding that he will not be candi'
,iste for domination before the Republi-
,sn Siete Cnnvention in June.
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cz ~ " n, . 1870

lam the p1stor of the Baptist Church here,
and an educated physician. l sm not in
prsctice. but am my sole family physician,
and advise in many chronic cases. Over
year ago recommended your Hep Bitters
to my invalid wife, who has been under
medical treatment OF Albary's best physi-
ciaDs several years. She has become thor.
oughly cured of her variors complicated
diseases by their use. We both recon m nd
them 10 our friends. MANY of whom have
al O keen cured OF their vsrinn9 ziIusn's ~
them. REV. h K MARREN.
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Rody Pound.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WELIsvILLE, O., April 2O.-The body OF
an unknown man was found in the river
four miles above here yesterday. The
body b,re evidence OF having been in the
water long time, as decomposition had
set in. The unknown was apparently be.
tween the age of 35 and 40.
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Ae,res. I'm CsnyulsiouS.

AAYDES, CoSS April 20.-Maud Granger
shortly before time to appear in tne title
role, The Planters Vile" this evening,
was taken with commissions, the result of
nervous prostration and became so ill that
the performance could not be given. AMI
the audience was dismissed Ii IS feared
she msv have to abandon her Etstern t0ur,
even il she survives Der present terrible
series of commissions.
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business Failures.

NEW York, April 20.-The business fail
ures for the last seven days, as reported TO
4. &. Dun & Co 5 Mercantile Agency, nuu-
Ter 2G5, as against 1S9 for last week. The
New England States mad %: Middle States.
9l; Western, 81; Southern, 66; Pacific
States aud Territories, %; Canad4. II, Al
New York City, 10.
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NS. W. I. Atkins. Girssd. Kas. writes:
81 never besitate 70 reconmsod your ksc-
trio Bittento ny eust0mers. they gise .:
tire ssiisfsctioo ~ srs rspSd sesie0
Electric Bittsm are ths pursst ant osss
mtdiciss hnovn ssd viii p1sitiysIy e1,s
kidney spd Liver comptsinta knsiiy the
blood spt pseulste the bowsia be iemny
car sfyo9d % he without it Tbey stII ssvs
hundreds Of dcIIsvs In Sactgfs ssi's ss-sv
ys,r, Sod % fity essts bottle ~ L sSSa
i Co. DFuegtsf4 bsides pssnG.
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Love for the Curatc.

She knew, she said, that her passion was
homeless he, in his devotion to the church
for which she loved him all the more
had vowed himself to a life of celibacy,
and she would carry her attachment to the
grave, which she felt was not far off.
But there was one kindness in his power
to grant her. the remembrance OF which
would bring consolation to her dark and
weary path. Would he, before they parted
forever
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A Foolish BOY.

Special Dispatch to the ReglStcr.
WELLsyILLE, O.. April 2O-A boy named
Harms, working at the rolling mill here,
had foot almost crushed off in curious
manner. Wishing to stop the fly wheel
that works the pump, he deliberately
thrust his foot into the wheel, crushing IL
in terrihle manner
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Messrs Logan & Co. are always alive To
their business, ,snd spare no pains To secnre
the best of every article in their line. rdey
have secured the sgencv for the lebri;ed
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
TIE only certain cure known for Consunp-
ton. Coughs. Colds, Hosrseness, Asthma.
Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or sny affection OF
tie Throat or Lu-gs. ) I'D on pns;tivr
guarantee. Trial loiilrs To-; 4 sui,r slz.
50
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Dynamite Package.

MILWAUKEE, April 2O.-The American
express agent Of this city. TO day, discover.
ed package of dynamite weighing twenty
five pounds which was shipped from
Newark, Y. j., by Adams express and
turned over to The American Company
Thursday at Chicago. 1t bore no mark to
indicste its deadly contents, but was
directed to the Milwaukee Cement Com
pany. When delivered by the
American Express driver, the officers
in the Cement COmpany's employ saw it
was dynsRite, and the package was re-
turned to the American office, and lay on
Cement Company claim il is only lot OF
fuses. Experts say the amount was suffi.
cient to blow an express train TO atoms or
demolish whole block of buildings. The
package is IS inches long, l2 inches wide,
spd \ inches 1aap
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HaRr MnNl

TiTTsRr RGH, April 20-Herr Most arrived
% day ANA wall remain until Tuesday next.
I,ulihg his stay he will assist at several
meeriurs aud will endeavor TO effec: an or
gauization of the Socialists in this city,
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Glass WorLs LeRsed.

SrECrExvILLE, April 20.-The Brilliant
glass works vas to-day leaSe1 tn the RIVER
-iGe glass company, vi WeIlsburg, West
Virginis. for term Of sixty days Toe
works will be- put in operstiou Oh Monday
next Receivers were appointed IN Tues
day hy the caHrt in the case ~ me B-ii-
liant WnTks. TRe court SEt 4ri- the Case
on Saturday.
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CASUALTIES.
A FearfuIIy Destructive Firs IN
India.
TWO THOUSAND HOUSES ByRNEE
Parliament House in Quebec Burned :
Foot Crushed in a fy'Wheel-
Body found-A Chapter
Of Accidents.

DELHI, INDIA, April 2O.-An extensive
COZ fagration in this city caused the de-
struction of two thousand houses. A great
number OF families are destitute and home
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! Spurious ConntinCn.,na-

kkipGEroRT, CoSN., April 2O.-A seedv.
,tfns German, who styled himself C,nnt
l>us Won Hohenthal, presented at the
p nAtional Bank a draft for $500 on
sxe' & Co, Philadelphia, and wanted !,
he'd The bank refused to CASH il m.
3 Nv identified. He thereupoa p-,.
ccd'a iett"rPurpOriing to be from Drexei
C1, ~ hl' IA stated that he was the heir
fea0.c" and that they had orx,r1Jsj 4
E dnf' for $500. The bank officers thir =.
thfre wss something wrong intormaJ
I (bief of Police, and Detective Tsr',-
= Pnt on the case and arrested ,I. m
ouot' last evening. 4 letter was f,,,r4
: nls 2. r>On ShOwirg that he mrst bs
'vtiine iI.cognilo, as he was know as al
e >n':h' A check.book with bl,nk
sft- '.:" same as the one offered the bank
\ nirp found, and the hand writing vas =
E<'x5 C' that on the draft offered
He locked up over night. and ,bis
fn(Ps iieaded nos guilty Of the charges
tttf Ms c"nIInUSG lill Saturday u1I.r
rtkf U."ud dollar bOnd. 10 give the An.
|f<t< an uuportuaity 10 Commandments
f<ifs h,m with DTexel & Co.
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Steamers Collide.

BILBAO, April 2O.-A collision occurred
off here between the English steamer
Thames and the Spanish steamer Magda'
lena Vicenta. The latter sunk with five
persons on board. Two of the crew OF the
Thames were drowned.
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s,,hhorp Yem.Ie Lavyer.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 2o-Kste Kane,
Milwaukee's only female lawyer, threw q
glass OF water in the face Of Judge Mallory,
OF the Criminal Court, this morning. aud
was fined $50. She claims the Judge in
srItsd her by word and action. but will not
saw in what particular respect She re-
fuses to pay the fine and will 60 TO Jail
pnless friends intercede
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They must therefore obtain 81 more
electoral votes 10 make the necessary 2D2,
and the great question is where TO get
them. The speculation therefore must be
confined to California. ); Connecticut, g.;
Indiara, 10; Nevada, 3; New Jersey, o.;
OHIO. %; Virginia, y. Some think :here
may be the ghost of a chance to carry
North Carolina, II: but the Democrats
count upon every southern State, not ex-
ceptiug Virginia
Ii will therefore be observed that it be-
comes a matter Of
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INTEREsTING PERFORMANCE
Given at Martins RePYv-B0sll scraps
OF News.

The Haymakers," Q very pleasing can.
tata, was given at Martins Ferry, last
night, under direction OF Prof. Malmene.
Commercial Hall was crowded and the Aud.
ience was intensely pleased with the per.
formance. Most OF the chaIscters were
we'll taken, but the following deserve
ing, tsimpkins;" Miss Flo Williams,
MARY" Miss Platte McSeeiy, "Annie;;'
Miss Mary McKim, "Dairymsid;" John
Wallace. Farmer Robert Ke.r,
"willism;" J. c. Gray, "JObn." A chorus
of forty voices made good music. The
cantata will be repeated tonight
Persons desiring 70 square up their 90
counts with the proprietor Of the Martins
Ferry TineI will End Mr.. Meek in his ofiice
to nie ht up 10 8 O'Clock.
Mssons have begun the work Of laying
the brick Of Williams business block, on
Washington street
A shooting gallery vas opened scross the
C. & P. road from the postoffice yesterday,
and Is drawing we'll
Mr.. John Nader, OF this city. takes
cbsrge OF the Cottage House next Monday,
and proposes to run first class hotel
A surprise party vas given on Thnrsdsy
night ut Mr. Vim. Rothsrmund's. on First
street. About ten or fifteen couples from
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry participated.
b. Armstrong and J. I. Irwin repre-.
sented the I. o. o. r. At meeting oil thu
order at Belmont, Yesterday. .,
J H. Williamson and r G. Psrksr, oi
Pittsburgh, are the gues,s of J. d. Nc
CluTe.
sTHE surprising success OF Ars- lydia u
Pinlb.n's Com POUND f0r the several dis
eases peculisr to women fercibly illu.trsts'
tie importance of her bcnsheept discovery
and tire last iI,si she knows hog 20 rlaks
the n,lsI Of il-Dr. HaskeA.
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Give Her One Kiss?

After some timidity and agitation the
curate touched, with pity, complied. The
lady then shed another :ear, and bade him
adeu in a hollow voice, and he departed.
A few days afterward he received neat
little parcel gracefully tied with piece Of
blue ribbon, and opening it found an in.
stan taneous photograph, cabinet size, OF
himself kissing the young lady. Accom-
panyiDg this was communication from
the fair creature that there were eleven
more copies, and that he might have the
whole dozen Mt go piece. Should he not
be in want of them she intended to dis.
pose of them in another quarter. Negotia.
tions Oh the subject are said to be progress
inc
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PARLIAMENT BUILDING BURNED.
An Exciting Time over the Event in
Quebec.

QuErEc, April 2O.-About haf'past nine
o'clock last night fire broke out in Parlla-
ment House. at the top of Mountain Hill
and the main building, with the east wing
of that structure, were soon mass OF
flames. Itburned so rapidly that but little
Of the moveabIes were saved, and the
valuable parliamentary library, one Of the
finest IL tthhe country, is completely des-
uoyed, as also a large number OF import
ant records. The building was large
brick structure, built in the shape OF q
cross, and all is now a heap of smoking
ruins, except the north wing, which escaped,
but is greatly wrecked. How the fire origin
ated is not Known, but il seems to have taken
in the vicinity of the library. During its
progress there was a tremendous explosion
of gas, which considerably assisted In the
destruction of the building. The loss will
he abOut 300 600
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THE CURATE'S KISS.
How an instantaneous Photograph
Got a Man Into Trouble.

Got Man Into Trouble.
New YORK, April pa correspondent
informs the London Times of romantic
incident that recently occurred in pros
porous London SUBURB.
A devoted young high church curate Of
interesting appearance and great popular.
ity in his district, was waited upon by a
young lady of considerable attractions, but
with an air Of deep melancholy, and clad
in a somewhat aesthetic garb. She invited
him to her house AMI revealed to him a
fatal secret. She had conceived deep and
passiOnate
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There are Insurances

divided among several offices. DR.. Larouq,
the Sergeant. alarms, who lived in the
building, lost all his furniture. The build
ing was used for the meeting Of the Pro-
vincial Legislature, and the various offices
were all located in it. The council cham
bers OF the Upper and Lower Houses were
extensively fitted up. The members OF
the executive were early at the scene OF
the fire, and the men Of A battery were
also marched down TO protect property.
The whole city was lit up, and thou
sands OF people thronged the streets, en-
route for the scene. Mr.. Stuart Cumber.
land was performing in Victoria Hall and
the Fortell Company in Music Hall, and
as the news quickly spread through both
audiences large number present got up
and left A slight panic occurred in cOnse-
quence in Music Hall. By midnight the
tire had nearly burned itself out. The in
surance is mostly in English aud Canadian
offices. The principal losers are supposed
TO be the Royal Canadian, Royal of Eng.
land, North British, Northern, etc. The
Government will not rebuild as a con.
tract was awarded a few weeks ago for
the erection OF new stone house TO cost
5000 00U
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IN auulllOn tO lnls, tue DeuOCTHtS CLaLu
California, 8; Connecticut s.; Indiana, Is;
Nevada, 3; New Jersey, 8; Ohio, %, and
Virginia l., being total OF 20 in addition,
making a gross total of 253 votes, or 81
more than is necessary to elect, Conceding
the three electoral votes of Oregon to the
Republicans, which they also feel at liberty
. 10 claim.
The Republicans claim the following
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A LOOK AHEAD.
Probable Completion of tho Mex
Electoral College.
CHANGES MADE BY THE READJUsTMEN1
Claims Made BY Each Party as to Strength
The Influence Of 0hio-effect
Of Probable Cabinet Re-
construction.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Now that the
battle smoke of the Forty seventh Con-
gress has cleared away, andits acts Of omis-
sion and commission can be diagnosed
from the standpoint Of calm delibsration,
the most interesting subject which en-
crosses the attention Of leading politicians
in Washington is the probabilities of the
electoral college Of 1884. The all.absorb.
ing question in figuring results is how to
make up the undoubted Republican loss of
New York; proposition which the presi.
dent not only comedies, but undisguisedly
asserts. According to his theory the State
OF New York is hopelessly Democratic,
and beyond redemption by the Republican
part. The last Gubernatorial election set.
tied that question, in President Arthur s
opinion.
Given these premises, how can the Re-
publican party hope to elect their .presi-
Dental nominee in 1884 without the 36
electoral votes Of New York? The electo-
raj vote of 1850 was 2l4 for Garfield and
l55 for Hancock, being majority of 50 for
Garfield in an electoral college of 369
votes Deduct the 81 electoral votes of
New York from the 2l3 received by Gar
field and add them to the l55 received by
Hancock, and the result would give Han
cock 100 votes to lT9 for Garfield, majori-
ty OF IL votes.
Increase of Electors.
The house representation having, under
the appOrtionment based on the census OF
1880 been increased from 293 to 325, en-
larges the electoral vote OF 1854 from $50
TO 4Ol, so that the successful candidate
must receive at least POP votes. In the
change of Representatives Maine, New
Hampshire and Vermont have each lost
one electoral vote, while California, gains
>; Illinois, l: Iowa, .; Kansas, 4; Massa'
chusetts, /; Michigan. =; Minnesota, =;
Nebraska, >: New York, /; Ohio, /;
Pennsylvania, l, and Wisconsin, total
-.
The Southern States gaining representa-.
ton are: Arkansas, l; Georgia, /; Ken
tucky, l; Mississippi, /; Missouri, /; North
Carolina, /; South Carolina, =; Texas, );
Virginia, l, and West Virginia, 1-tota., 10.
These States cast their electoral vote for
Hancock. as did all the late slave holding
States. The Republicans did not carry q
Southern State, while the Democrats car.
ried FIVE out of the six electoral votes of
California, together with Nevada and New
Jersey, making a total of II electoral votes
from free" States.
The Democratic positive count for 1884 is
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suffer from state OF IN herIsbs =
\ roab.et with dyspepsia! B.owa's
btteIs will cure YOU.
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Reconciliation Of the Cabinet.

Secretary Folger's inCumbency adds moth
ing to Republican strength in New York or
elsewhere. So far as New York is con-
cerned, it weakens it, because the secretary,
were be never so we'll disposed, Is not 10
sufficient health, nor has he the
proper surroundings TO supply the
necessary force Of administration. But
New York must be represented In
the cabinet somewhere, aud 1t IS
possibly Attorney General Brewster may
retire after the star route trials are over,
and that will afford an opening Secretary
Frelinghuysen must be willing to eI-
change for another post, but however that
may be, rest assured Secretary Chandler
will stick until the ides of March, 1855,
shall proclaim another dynasty. The only
possible Cabinet changes lie in the direc-
ton Of Secretaries FolSer and Frslinghuy-
sen and Attorney General Brewster, and
Pennsylvania must be looked to also, even
at the expente Of New York.
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Creates Great rneasIness

lin Republican circles, and therefore great
stress is placed upon the coming guberna-
torial election in Ohio. A Senator from
one of the strongest Republican States in
the West recently expressed the opinion
that if the Democrats carried Ohio in Octo-
Der next it would be impossible TO reverse
the verdict in lSS4 unless al Ohio man
should be nominated for President, which
he thought was equally impossible. Even
in that event il would be doubtful issue.
1t is not known as yet to what extent the
administration will aid the Ohio Repuoll
cans in the coming canvass, or even If all
and every aid be extended whether 1t Will
be effective now that the Postmaster.Gen'
eralship has been conferred upon Indiana
This places the question Of Secretary Fol
gers retirement from the cabinet in q
somewhat new light, for it is conceded by
the politicians that were the treasury port
folio given to q man within the next month
or so or by the end Of the fiscal year eI-
piring June 80 next, II would materially
strengthen the chances for Republican sue
cess in Ohio.
All these hypothesis presuppose possi-
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Dire Necessity

for the Republicans to sc cure the electoral
votes OF Ohio, Indiana, New Jersey Con-
necticut and Nevada, a total of 56 votes, or
in lieu of New Jersey TO CarrS California,
making So votes. IL New Jersey and Ne
vada be lost, the II votes of Virginia, il Sc
cured, would answer the same purpose.
But allowing California, Connecticut, lndi-
ana, Nevada, New Jersey and Virginia all
TO the Republicans, leaving out the % Ohio
votes, the total is but 5S votes one vote less
than is absolutely necessary to elect under
the foregoing Republican premises. 1t
therefore appears that without the vote OF
Ohio it will be impossible to elect Re-
publican. President.
The Democrats are not willing to cOncede
even Colorado to the Republicans, claiming
that Secretary Teller's ambltiOn'to be re-
turned TO the Senate in 1885 is more than
likely to result in a Democratic victory.
The Democrats elected their Governor last
fall, and at best tine State is close. not over
1850 votes dividing the parties. In a
Pr, Sidential election so promising to Dem
OCratic success in 1884 the moral effect
will hs with that party, and in view OF
Republican jealouSieS and chickering's the
Democrats feel reasonably confident OF
Colorado. They likewise count on Ct.for.
MIA and Nevada, and pooh.poOh at Repub-
licaV'hopes for New Jersey, Connecticut,
InGiana. and even Ohio.
All this naturally
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Remanded 10 Prison.

Eugene Kington, arrested a. Liverpool
On Wednesday, on charge of being con-
nected with the Phenix Park murders,
was arraigned o-dsy, and, after hearing,
remanded to prison to answer the charge
of conspiracy to murder.