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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-04
BOSTON BACKSLIDERS.
Some Of the Operators Go Back
On Their Pledges
AND RETURN TO THEIR INSTRUMENTS
The Opinion Of the Official Organ Of the
Brotherhood on the Situation to
Date-Still Buoyant and
Hopeful.

BoSToS, August 3.--The events Of the
past "a hours have demonstrated pretty
clearly that the Western Union Company
has outwinded the striking operators. The
brotherhood itself does not admit this, but
nevertheless it is evident TO all impartial
minds that continuance Of hostilities on
the part of the aggrieyed and oppressed
employees is only the feeble prolonging OF
contest which is Inevitably doomed. The
first symptoms Of uneasiness and disloyalty
in the Boston ranks were manifested Mon
day evening when it was given out that
Mr.. Elms, one Of the printing operators,
had made an application forreinstatsment.
The rumor was generally dlscredited until
actual confirmation, yesterday morning,
when Mr.. Elms reported himself for duty
to Supt. Roche. Inasmuch as this gentle
had been one Of the
Foremost I'm Activity
and enthusiasm in the revolt, his back
sliding had very depressing effect upon
his associates. While some of them talked
as confidently and defantly as ever, yet
there was q general feeling of dependency
among the members Of tie Brotherhood,
which il was impossible to conceal. Early
in the morning there also came reports of
a stampede to duty in New York, the Brit.
ish provinces and elsewhere, all of which
had the effect of causing the members OF
the Boston Brotherhood to become very
much demoraliZed. During the forenoon
small lots of the siCkeued and disheartened
strikers were visible in the neighbOrhOOd
OF the main office on State street, all OF
them discussing with much earneStness the
hOpeleSSneSS OF the cause. Among the
mum Der were Mr.. Pond, one OF the most &C
CUmplished operators in the business, and,
previous to the strike the circuit manage:
of the general office. In the Brotherhood
he was so prominent as TO be hOnOred with
the position OF paymaster, and thus had
the handling and disburSlng of the major
ity of the funds at his disposal. Inasmuch
as lie was regarded as the
Stanchest of the Staneb,
his presence at the State street office was
dOuuly significant OF the panic which ex-
lSted in the ranks of the strikers. Some of
them argued that ne was only looking
around to get q few points for the benefit
Of the organization. All suspicious of this
sort we're upset, however, about IL o'clock,
when Mr.. Pond made a formal application
10 Supt. Roche for reinstatement. lt is
hardly necessary to say that this bold step
hdu power III 4tA'L GShNS WIN SuSu OSASA
memb bers OF the Brotherhood as were
doubtful in their minds Of the success OF
the movement in which they had engaged.
One by one they kept coming in during the
rest Of the dav, until a total Of seven had
offered themselves and been accepted be /.
fore evening The others were Messrs
ColsOn, Bradford. Barron, Churchill and
donovan. The latter gentleman was in
charge Of the. branch office at the South
end. snd all the others were strikers from
the slate street Office.
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POLITICAL OPINIONS.

r, ~.asar.d Republican wants to
sa a.a Low to beat Butler. 1t is very
-, . sop ssinniug paupers and ne
be-. N.rus Constitution ,Dem.l
- .....u.y,Acr sale to assume tha.
......us will come out this year
.r-.us. Better urge.-Boston
.. .aj.
Toa.,, old politicians the changing OF
.....r- Of the regulation old platform
,,.--.a, ,4r-I, -jous as does the chang
.. ..p text OF the Bible 20 a blue
. T.,sby,erian.-Reading Herald
en-
The effort Of stalwart newspapers to
low ia. Arthur is such n good President
,ora,e the murder Of Garfield sort Of
.,,... in Disguise CRATES harshly on the
!. l,,r. Republican newsPaPers.-Albany
Arll. oemJ
The Davernment can run itself easily
l-.. 3 hen Congress is not IN session. II
IS ~. ..,m Of government were all that the
.a,.., intended it to be, it would run
i,Gt eleven months out of the twelve
Eahoa, q hitch or a iar.-Phlladelphia
lu.leuu Rep
The Presidency was stolen for the RePub-
an- IN $50. The eE-Secretary Of the Ma
+. nal Republican Conamittaa ahizHAS ,has
. VS. bought for the Republican candi'
.s.e = l,So. II the Republican party will
.1d.g consent, the people would like to
.,rr .r next President.-StOCktOn lCaL)
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Chicago Building
TWO OPINIONS
I'm Regard to the Candidates for Gov
erner Of Ohio.

In Regard TO the Candidates for Gov
erner Of Ohio.
WASHINGTON, August S.--Governor Por'
ter and ex-senator Mcdonald, of Indiana
are here, guests at the Riggs House. Each
was the recipient to-day of many callers,
and predicted the election Of their party
nominees for Governor Of Ohio. Goyernor
Porter does not think he will be called
upon TO assist in stumping ONO lor ForaSe!.
he believes that gentieman's campaign is
fully Organized and able to succeed without
outside assistance. Thus far he considers
Forsker has conducted himself commenda-
bIy, and with sbrewdness and excellent et'
ioft Mcdonald feels confidentof Hoadiy's
election, and believes he will win by
deliver speeches for Hoadly in Ohio, and
will enter upon that duty after he leaves
Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-04
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
Two Boys Engage in Shooting at Mark,
when One Of Them Receives Bullet
I'm she Neck - A Big GrasshOpPer
Story.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
kKYsER, W. Va, August Slate yester
day evening our usually quiet little town
was somewhat excited over the report OF
shooting afTray. Upon investigation it was
found that Chas. Hughes, son Of John
Hughes, prominent merchant of Keyser,
had accidently shot Johnnie Grove, soa
of another OF our prominent citizens. The
boys who are about IL years of age, were
in the yard back of MY. Hughes dwelling
shooting mark with a dynamite gun that
carries No. 90 cartridge, and while the
Hughes boy was in the act OF firing,
the other lad suddenly ran in front
of him, receiving the bullet in his neck
lust beneath the chin. He was at first
thought to be fatally injured. He was
taken home, and medical aid summoned,
when he rallied and is now resting COM
fortably, though not ont OF danger as the
ball could not be found after considerable
probing. 1t is another warning against
the careless handling of firearms.
Behind the Bars.
]. II. Ashfield. who was put in Jail last
week for selling liquor without license,
still. remains behind the bars, though an
effort is being made to have him released
on q writ of habeas cor pus, and the matter
is exciting considerable interest. Judge
Armstrong arrived in town the first
of the week for the purpose OF
hearing the case, but was taken sick and
has been confined to his room in the Keys
House ever since, and consequently could
not hold court. JUICE Faulkner, We un-
derstand, was telegraphed for to come up
today, but owing to sickness in his family,
was not able TO come. We shall let you
know the result when the trial comes oil.
Other Matters.
The case against the Keys House pro.
prietOr has been postponed owing 10 the
absence of his attorney.
w. r. Head, clerk of our courts, who has
been sick several months, is still quite un-
well
This was a fine day for the colOred folks
jolliication, picnic andifestival held inside
the corporate limits, which passed oil
quietly
The REGISTER readers are probably tired
of snake stories, and therefore We shall not
undrrtak : to record any, but for the bene-
fit Of your readers will mention what
strikes us as being more wonderful, land at
the same time true, than any OF the snake
yarns spun Of late. A large grasShOpper
was recently discovered by one of our cili
zens living on the bank of the Potomac, in
the at Of killing a small chicken. 1t had
downsd TIE bird, which was huttering ami
vain'y trying to free itself from the grip
upon its neck; and had not a little girl
come 10 the rescue and pulled the grass
hopper off, there is no telling what the re.
suit would have been.
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AN ADIRONDACK ROMANCE,
Giving an Indian Bride Ten Thousand
Dollars for the NulliGcatIOn OF
Marriage Contract.

Marriage Contract.
SARATOGA, August In the Adiron-
dacks recently there occurred the marriage
OF Emma Camp, the dusky daughter Of
Elijah Camp, the Indian guide, and Ga
briel Mead, of Ossining, Westchester
county. The bronze beauty of the Onei-
das, who gave her uatried affections TO the
pale face who came into the forest to WOO
her is Il years DID, pretty, vivacious and
intelligent. She has caught the fancy for
the nonce OF many mighty hunters who
broke bread with her father while pursu-
ing the game of the endless woods to their
lair. Her mother was white woman, liy-
ing at Saratoga Springs. Both were here
10 Saturday. The object OF their visit
Wa 3n, as rf&on tn -Snp,e O.. JfR4I ,RpsiEleSS,
en- by her counsel, Gen. Charles Hughes, of
Sgndy Hill. In December last the hand OF
the beauty was won by Mead and tAey were
duly and
Regularly Married.
lie lived with her until May last, when
the tickle youth abandoned his Oneida
bride. and then commenced an action for
decree Of nul.ity of the marriage contract
on tho ground tn at he was under the in
fuepce OF alcoholic stimulents when he
was married TO the bIushlnS maiden vi
seventeen summers. 1t is understood that
Mead's family and relatives, who are in
snIuent circumstances, disapproved OF
the marriage and urged him to relieve
himself of his Adirondack wife-the Indian
girl must go.
Gen. Charles Hughes had the place OF
trial OF The suit changed 10 Saratoga couu-
ty. and on Saturday, before Judge Bockes,
at Chambers he was made her general
guardian. We understand that
sesd's Friends
have made offers to give Emma Mead n'e
Camp a cool $4,000 in hard and shining
gold If she will not put in any defense to
Jne sui. and thus allow him TO have the
marriage contract nulhtHd. 1t is also un,
derstool that she has substantially agreed
to take the prolTered amount, believing that
SIr,uu0 is preferable to drunken pale face
husband Mead need not have been
ashsmed of his attractive bride, who is q
Young women of fue presence and is high,
y spoken of by those who are acquainted
with her. Though Indian blood courses
throu.a her veins, Emma is fair as the
ayeragr white person and has a fine pres
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Police RspsSt.

The following Is the police report i'f tns
month Of July, furnished By Lieutenant
s,lyi.: Ares.s-Bsnnstt2, sylvis l. Don-
Ian q. Junkins 1s, Fngste s, Morris 4.
Psdford /. Liston {, Bsrum -, Williams L
Solis S. Combs 7. kennedy ~, bira .
RsiIyille a. Frsbolt Is, Ashonsy 8, Aftnuf
! speci Al KIipkier !. Total Us.
Pinsncisl - Fines assesssd, S4s; Dr.
p,id. 1894: fins, unpaid. els5; locsup; ~,
..ryeapt. SIgs. IS; committmenn. ~; c!sfL
ss.s f2ti'TO. Totals, ts7s.f5; Us collsctsd
from month Of June, making total oi
tsa1.45. r.t..c.
inc house Of TIsme. 2; fsst driving =
rr!yy vault ORDINANCES. o; ea,e.ss - ~.
snos. 3; selling liquor on sonosy, :. ,.Mes,i:
n,o.ti,utjop. B; Iosfing In house d inss,
.Is.pos s. a e.':.: .:..ais ssa:. sd s:;;.I,
c9no c. 81 ~n,k.. 4: vlolsting ruies os
, Es,d 3, Pnbiic Works. !; vasnncy' d
sbusive Isnfu,r". l. Total. 10.
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A YOUNG SWEDE'S ACT.
He Wends His Way 10 Church and
There fakes His Life.

CHICAGO. August 3.-Gsv Norden, hne'
" educated young Swede, was found lying
dead IN the Swedish Lutheran Church, al
Englewood, near this city. yesterday
havirg committed suicide. The morning
papers claim that the young man had oeeh
identified AS the illegitimate son of King
Oscar, OF Sweden, and that he was raised IN
the family of a sister of the King.
During his stay in this country he has
been engaged as instructor in private
school. on q portable blackboard back OF
the pulpit he had written, in Sweiisn'
The dead cry never No cause IS assign
ed for the deed
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ALEyANDErA, August 3.-Three deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday. Al
though the cholera epidemic cpnnnuesiat
Ismaia, there were 10 deaths there from 1t
uastarIay
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Gas Boiling Furnace.

SrErnEyvrLLE. August 3.-The Spauld'
ings Iron Company, at Brilliant, made the
first test of the new gas. boiling furnace this
morning. Visitors from this city and
Wellsburg were present to witness the eS'
periment, including several practica! boil.
ers The work OF making bottom was ac'
compljshed in twelve minutes. thirty min.
utes being ordinary time. Gas was turned
on to the extent OF l05 oil = inch p pc,
Boiling began ana finished in Que hour ana
eleven and three.quarter minutes.
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The Other Cases
Apardou for Thief.

IDrhyILLg. August 3.-A rumor from
Frankfort to dsy that Dave Ferguson, the
defsultlng collector OF this city bsd
been pardOnsd by the Governor, caused
genuine StntatiOn. The rumor had been
denied but prominent city officials say
,b.t Governor Blsckbu sssured them
when last In the city that be would par.
p,rdon Ferguson t0 day or Monday. fbs
deficit was over 500, 10, and . pardon Of
the chief conspirator would cause great
irdignaiipn in the city. He has been In
the penitentiary since February.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

csi,,msn at Benton, Mont, recently
-s % pis,an squaw and her papoose for
Ks oi musty flour.
s,, convicts are chained in pairs
...sent cut to seek work. II they
- ',,rp or beg their food they must
4 Roman Catholics propose to have a
.,burch. to traverse the Amazon
.'S 'SS,opelled by steam, to advance the
rrn,hsesker, the organ of the inf
b, ..rrr> among its constituents all
,...r, Of the Supreme Court except
1 [,..r ,.r,ug,'
s..p,u> Of missions to be taken next
..r.it l. sad, show an increase OF
.rs.gye Christians in India, Ceylon
r.-n aL sor The last ten years.
-s. ,,n,.on granted by the Italian gov
..,i 90 P.us TX is to be devoted to re-
.- md. the Roman marshes, the heirs Of
..... roauF having lost the suit which
.,.ush, to obtain possession of it.
r,. ,,5rc,ion OF the telegraph rate to
.,r.r,e IN England has enormously in
80 The volume Of telegraphic busi.
y. \ celebrated firm Of sOapmakerS
-, og, .eo kilograms by way of adver-
~ -, on the day that the cheap rate
.r, I,o eject.
The ,s-gest tire insurance ever effected in
.r r order was recently taken out By
. authorities of Hamburg on the city
n ss-v possessions. It amounted to
....u and Vas divided among fifteen
.r.n.r-. Among the items was $4,000
a.s city library.
II breach of court etiquette" says
raou Lie, which permitted fair
r..... belle who had not been pre-
r,,. p. show up at the State Ball has not
- we'd 10 pass without comment. A
pc. tells NE that the influence Of
lowell accomplished the unheard-oi
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NEARING THE END.
The Seioto-Lomas Case Drawing 20 q
CIose-PredIetions rs TO the Result.

Special 10 the RegtSter.
PARKERsBURG, August 3.-In the scioto
case to-day Jno. A. Hutchinson, for the de-
fense, concluded his speech, followed by B.
B. Doyener, also for the defense, until ad-
iournment of court. Doyener will con-
clude tomorrow forenoon, when the court
will probably adjourn until Monday, when
Judge Furgeson will close for the prosecu'
ton. As this noted case nears the end,
many predictions are made as to the result:
The msjority of those who have watched
the case closely predict hung jury, while
few exneot an aCOui[tal.
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E,IIed Deputy H,r,haI.

ST. Louis, August 3.-A special from
Rockport, Mo. says: Az Harrisburg, hf-
teen miles north of here, on last Monday.
Green Wilhite, twenty two years old, was
shot and instantly killed by Deputy Mar
shat Childers. White was wanted for as
sault, and when peing arrested he placed
his hands in his pants pockets. ChildeFs,
thinking he was going 70 draw bis revolver,
drew his and fred.
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A Terrible storm.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, August S.-The north
erp mart of Monroe county, including the
towns of Greece, Penfield and Irondequoit
were swept last night with terrible storm
of wind, hail and rain. Grain, and especi-
ally fruit was badly damaged. Many far
mers report losses Of from 500 to $1,000.
Many grape vines were entirely ruined.
The hail killed birds and fowls aud brought
blood from horses and stock. The belt
traversed by the storm was two miles wide
by ten or twelve miles long.
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NLw BLOogr. glib. Miss, Jan. , lS5

Nav BLOoETi glib. Miss, Jan 1887.
vi.. t.,.y Lnu that have been
srti. riu,, i.r tii,- ,asl i've years with Sc.
yerr selling oH over. | have heard OF Hop
y t,ers and have rrisi ~ nave uSat ~
four bot,les. and il mas done me more go
,ban all tue doctors and medicines tuat
tbey could use on or with me. / am
old and poor but feel To bless you for sucn
a relief by your medicine and from torment
Of the doctors l have had dt,een d)ct1rs
atu.e One gave rue seven ounces of sofa
ton Of arsenic. another to1k four quarts
Of blood from me. All they could tell
was that il was skin sickness. Nov. after
these four bottles of your medicine. my
shin If we'll. clean and smooth as ever.
HgSRY KoSCH:
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BrAAErE, OAK. August 3.-Ths ssso
cisted press psrfy, upon srivsl st BIS
marck this evening. were met BY Mayor
RAYMOND. Sheriff Mckenzie, and other
other citizens. with carriages and driven
about the city. to The capital and other st;
fractions Of Bismarck. They prtooK OF
the hospitality Of the citizens, and the
party left for Bad Land, the next point to
be stnpptd at
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CHOLERA'S VICTIMS.
Euypt's Death Roll From the
SCourgs I6, 900.
TAKING PRECAUTIONS IN ENGLAND.
The Weather Intensely Hot at Cairo and
Many Snnstrekes Reported-Attempt
to Blow Up a Factory in
Scotland.

LoSDoS, August 3.-Orders have been is
sued to thoroughly disinfect csrgoes OF
rags arriving at British ports from Egypt
Sir Charles Dixie, President of the local
government board, in presenting in the
Commons yesterday the government bill
providing for Capitalization of hospital
management in the event Of an outbaeak
of cholera in London said the general
health of the country was very satisfactory,
although there were large mortality among
the children in London from diarrhpa.
Unusual precautiOn, he said, would be
necessary to guard against cholera until
the expiration of six weeks, when 1t is be-
lieved the danger will be past.
10000 Deaths From Cholera.
LONDON, Auguat 3-The Daily News as.
serts that the total number OF deaths from
cholera in Egypt so far have been 1000
1t says the disease is now less viruent.
Out OF ten men attacked among the British
troops an average of six survive.
Suffering Cairo.
CAIIo, August 3.-The weather here is
intensely hot, and the average temperature
under the canvas is 1867. Several deaths
from sunstroke have occurred. The troops
are constantly moved from place to place.
The health of the troops at E,yerdan is
greatly improved.
NAPLES august o.-t mere were seven
EhEiishMen kiiIeu oy tue eaL'nIlaAe as
ischla. IL mas peeh ascerta'heu tnal Miss
van Ailen, VINO Is tneh!''HCl SnonE She
injured ny Tue uIsds'eE' - tes'ueh' VI OH
FRANCISCO.
Deaths From Cholera.
ALEyAYrHTA, August 3.-Three deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday. Al
though the cholera epidemic cpntlnueSIat
lSmalia, there were 10 deaths there from IL
Yesterday.
Arrived.
Urn, Yopr. Au,,is, 2-Arrivo5-Ste,m
,S-;.,,;c -; fro,,, ;,. -,innI art S,,ia
sHiba ~ ~Hii"'.t s',. crat.i.ou, "''>
Ol iehhsS lHah'a, Ho'l' "'">E""'
Death Of King.
LONDON. August "a despatch from
StIgou states that Tuduc, King Of AMMAN,
died on the 20th Oi July, and was succeed
ed by Dhudac.
Military Movements.
General Bonel, the French Commander.
arrived az Haiphopg on the lguh uIt 10
concert measures for a campaign in TOu.
0nin With Harmand civil commissioner
General in Touquln. and Admiral COur-
bett.
A Box OF Dynamite.
T.oSroN, August 3.-A box of dynamite
TO which lighted fuse was attached, was
discovered in large linen factory al Cnpar::
fife, Scotland. The fuse was eXtlnguish'd
before it reached the explosive. Inc at
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Base Bail Yesterday.

New York, August S.-Allegheny, 4
MeropslitsDs, ).
CoLUNBrs, August S.-Eclipse, 2; Colum-
bus, 3.
CIxcrNSNTI August 3.-St Louis, 3; Gin
cinr att, 1.
PHILApELyHrA, August S.-Athletic. 9:
Baltimore, 6.
IxDIANAPoLIs, August S.-Sew York, II;
lndianapOls =
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A Texas Storm.

MIDDLETHAS. TENAs, August "a fear.
fuI wind and rain storm this evening COM
pletely destroyed hotel, bnrying severai
pf rsons beneath the ruins All were haily
injured, but so far a, learned no one was
killed. A livery stable was blown down
and the contents Of lumber yard scatter
ed over the prairie for great distance.
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The Rostou YaiDars.

BosroS. August Sin connection With
the rece ut failures rumors m the amount
OF paper held by backs here hss bern
greatly eIsggersted. The total capit:i On
The banks Of Boston 10 t'O.0O,vo, ana no
single bank has anything approaching 0
large percentage of its Sspital invested 10
any of the suspended paper. Very many
banks do not bold dollar Of IL.
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NEATLY CAUGHT.
EuhkO steerers Do an Englishmau.
Luckily GentieniRn OF Leasure,
Who Can Afford It.

EuAk0 Steerers Do an EnElishmau.
Luckily Gentleman OF Leasure,
who Can Afford It.
New IoRK, August 3. 3.-0ficer Crowley,
OF the Centra, office, walked into the Is.
sex Market Police COURT this forenoon,
with ali Englishman, whose name is given
as Henry Collision, and one Edward Davis,
of Utica, y. Y. The Englishman, who is
stopping at the Brevoort House, arrived in
this city from Liverpool on the Germanic
last week. He told Justice Duffy that on
July 81 he went TO a down town bank and
received cash for a check fpr +NJ, and when
a short distance from the bank he was met
by man who seemed very glad 10 see
him, but whose face the EngliShmAn could
not recall.
They walked on Together,
when the stranger asked the foreigner to
enter a saloon on Chatham Square aud take
a drink Of brandy and soda. They entered
the saloon, where several men were pay.
ing CARDS. One OF the players offered TO
bet IT," Engiishman 800, which he re.
fused, saying, II have plenty OF money
whereupOn the wouid.be donor OF 500
offered TO wsger the companion OF the
EngllShman 800 that the latter did not
have $50 in his possession, and the wager
was accepted, and TO decide the matter
the Englishman placed $3.50 in bills
upon the table, and instantaneously the
money was snatched by the man who
wagcfed, and who quickly ran away. The
Englishman was about to run after them.
when ne was stopped by the saloon keeper,
who persuaded him not to foiloH
The Thieves,
hut to 90 TO police headquarters and there
report the case. This the Eng,ishman did
sud gave description Of the bunko steerer
to lnsp, Byrnes.
In the description given, Edward Davis,
WHO gave his address rs ltica. \. y, was
arrested.
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RuSiuexs Failures.

New YoRK, August 3.-The business fall
ures throughout the country during tue
last seven days as reported TO New 1orx
number lS2, az against l9) last week. Inc
New England States had 80, Middle ot'tes
SS Western States 40. Southern States 20,
Pacific States IL, Canada p.