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fastest recordsd-7d. Ih. SON., In June Of
last years. The vessel passed Roehes PoiT
arrived at Sandy Hook at 4h. 5im. 4. n. May
O. her apparent tine being Cd. 10 b. aim,
10 which must be added 81. 22m. for diff.
ference in longitude, thus showing her
mean or actual time 10 be Cd. 2Sh. 46m.
She made on the several successive days
45o. 4Ol, 42l, 4l9. 42s, 4I3 and 3l2 miles
The passengers subscribed and gave to
Capt. Murray . sum OF money to purchase
8 Commodore's pennant in honor OF the
event
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A Most Brilliant sseeess.


4 most brilliant sucosss In journslisns.s 40
tho Wheeling REsIsTsR, q our own S!AAs.
!, has steldIly grown In interest sud
popularity an.u Il has hecome one osths
r.0st attractive aad Wiley cireu!st<d
asxspspers OF the day. Its rscsat man.
rno,h tsn-psge eis.lna was . marvel Of
enterprise, and gzys grand exhibit ot the
business Affairs OF the Nail City. We oon'
gratulato the R:.IsIrR On iI pas' pros
perlty ssd give IT our best wishes ior the
future, hoping 70 ses IL yet come oysr 70
the rigM side 0. Ge prohibitorJ amend
men, guss,ioa an6 give its inhasno, TO
that bsne6cea. MEASURE.
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BEYOND THE DEEP.
The Fish Exhibition Formally
Opened in London.
Critcising the British Pariament-The Con-
spirators Masses for Brady
China and France.

LoNpoN, May 12.-The international
Fisheries Exhibition was to-day opened
with great eclat by the Prince OF Wales.
The ceremonies on the occasion were in
accordance with the programme heretofore
announced. The Prince of Wales expressed
regret at the unavoidable absence of the
Queen. He conveyed the thanks OF Her
Majesty to all countries participating in
the display, and for their untiring exertion
in the work of ensUring the success OF the
Exhibition.
The Times on Parliament.
LoHpON. May l2-The Times, in sum-
ming up the results up to the present time
of the session of Parliament, says it cannot
be denied that during the last three months
the situation has become distinctly worse.
The triumphS of the Ministry have been
eClipsed BY the confused details OF its later
policy, and ITS followers have lost the
habits of discipline. The action OF the
Cabinet itself somehow fails to convey the
impression of unity and directuesS OF pur-
pose which can alone insure victory.
O'COnnOr. the COnspiratOr.
LWERruoI, May l2-OConnor, alias
Dalton, the dynamite conspiracy prisoner,
who was released from custody in London
yesterday and rearreSted and brought here,
was arragued i'll court this morning, and
was formerly remanded on the charge OF
having been concerned with q OHerlihy and
Kennedy in dynamite plots.
China Intends 10 Oppose the Plans OF
France.
LoNrox, May l2.-It is understood the
Foreign Office has received news to tho
effect that China intends to oppose the
plans OF France in regard to the establish
ment OF a French proteCtOrlate IN Ton
guin.
IndispOsitiOn TO support the Govern.
ment.
1t j. stated that the large proportion OF
the abstentiOns on the part of the Liberal
members from voting during the recent
divisions in the Commons has been delib'
crate and there is growing indlsposltlon
among some OF the Liberals to support the
Government.
Sentenced 10 Six Months imprisonment
BERLIN. May T. The Assistant Secretary
OF the Royal Library has oecn convicted OF
the charge of distributing seditioUs writ
ings, and sentenced to six months impris-
onment.
Japan and China.
IoNpoX, May l2.--The Pail Mall Gazette
saws the Japanese Government has pro-
losed to China that they establish Joint
pro;eCorate over Corea. China, however, l.
not inclined to accept the proposition.
Archbishop CrOke's Promise.
RoNr, May l2-Archbishop Croke has
promised the Pope he will in future con
form 20 the attitude OE Cardinal MCCabe
with regard to Irish affairs.
Saying Masses for Joe Brady.
LNEEIooL, May l2.-The Irish people
here have arranged Tor the saying OF mass.
Is on Monday for the repose OF the soul OF
Joe Brady. who is to be hanged III Dublin
that day.
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struck with n Pair OF Tougs.

WrIi-vrLIu.O. J., Mayl2..-News OF serious
sf1ray from Glasgow little town in this
reicLborhood. II is said that for some
time feud has existed between Pete
Jo,eph and Jain Mills, Jr., residents Of the
shove town which reached aclimaX recently.
NILS went 70 Ioseph's shop for some article
the latter had borrowed when some words
rassed between the parties and Joseph
threw a pair OF tongs at Mills striking hin!
ON tue head causing an ugly wound and
knocking him insensihle. The in uried
man was brought here and is precarious
condition.
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Gnncin EIRhi Redskins.

Nrw-rv.EELNNn., V. ", May Il
Wednesday three boys about seventeen
wears Of age, by the names Of Smith, Conn
ard Campbell. lit out from home on a
French leave with Denver, Col, as their
objective point What were their reasons
for leaving no one seems to know. WORD
wa, received last evening that they had
cot as far - Denni.on, O., and expected 20
20 e. Columbus that night. They are go
ing uIou a cheap excursion hy beating
their way. Smiths father is one Of the
lsrgts; Liiek manufacturers here. and there
is no need OF him browsing round this way.
Il j, pu.s!v cussedness on his part.
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nain,ainins Its Reputntses
H,,rta0top Ad-erttsrr.

The Wheeling REGISTER Issued tea page
edition of twenty thousand copies. on the
18th ultimo, filled with the usual news and
miscellaneous matter, and, IN addition
thereto, full review of Waeeling's basi-
ness interest and the state OF its trade. The
whole formed an unusually interesting
snd instructive newspspes. THE RE0sSIER
is maintaining its reputation as fCsI
class journal.
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Base Ball in Baltimore.

Base Ball In BaItImore.
Clinton has played very strong ut the
bat and in the second gaIBe with Nets is
credited with single, double asd q
threebagger. He has also displayed fault.
less felding, ard has made several brilliant
running catchcs.-D. Bresnshag has teen
released by the BaltimoreS-Manastr Far.
ME is now organizing an amateur team
that will occupy grounds while the pro
fessiolals are away from the city. His
object is to bring out some promising
many N the c:ty.-Sumnerr the UNI
pire, was hit in the eye
by foul in the first game with
the Nets. He, however, continued at his
post. although he was severely marked
Eggler whose face was hurt by n batted
ball. is in shape again, and has played
good ball in every game since the cham
pionship season opened-Walter Byrne.
who umpired all the games here with
League clubs and others up 10 the arrival
of Sommer, is still in town, not having as
vet signed with any club-Phil Baker OF
the Iialtm0res, holds a position in the
Treasury Department IN Washington. He
is taking the thirty days vacation allowed
employees in such a way as TO permit him
to play with his club, and he has also
made arrangements permitting him 10 go
away with his club.
The Northwestern Leagne
inaugurated its series OF championship
season last week, when ma ority OF the
twelve games that then took place were
closely contested, and no fewer than three
required the playing OF tenth or ane Itra
inning. The Peoria club took the lead by
three successive victories over the Quin.
cy, ILL.,, by the respective scores OF L. TO D,
- to and IL to II. The Saginaws stand
next, with victories over the Bay City and
Grand Rapids Clubs by scores OF ( 10 3'and
IL to Q, the former contest requiring ten
innings. The Springfield Club twice de-
feated the Fort Wayne team by
scores OF Is to II and to u, and lost the
second game with that CLUB, when the
score steod II to II. The Toledo team
figured favorably in the other ten.inning
games above alluded to, defeating the
Grand Rapids nine on the latters ground
by7 to u, and coming out victorious with
the Bay City Club in the opening game
May ! in Toledo. O., the figures being 10
4. The Grand Rapids team having defeated
Toledo twice by scores OF to and to !,
stands tied with that club in games won
and lost Quincy has not yet secured
victory, and consequently stands at The
foot OF the list. One or two championship
lame~ were postponed on account OF ram.
Providence puRmcfcd.
CLEVELAND, O.. May l2-ProvidcnCe, :;
Cleveland, 1.
Retrieving Their losses
CoLrNBus, O.. May l2.-C!nCinnati, -,
columbus, u.
Dcfr0ifs Down 'Em.
prrro,T, MI,u., May l2.-letroits, -
New lorks, ).
AIIeghenies AnuihiIateth
PlTrsRrRGH, May l2.-AlleGhenys, ..
lialtimores, Is.
Toledo RetFOgTadtuE.
ToLLpo. o., May l2.-To &; Saginaw,
The Old Champions Keep mp.
CnmAro. May l2.-rhi, agos, q; Phil
adelphias, |.
Fort waynes New Departure.
FoET WAYNE. I>n., May l2.-For,
Waynes, 10; Peoria, 4.
Rear Their Name Well.
I.orIEvILLE, Ky. May l2.-EcliPse, /;
ST. Louis, u.
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Stamp Ont Factions

N the Democratic party OF this C0uAt!y.
and have not succeeded yet. When
started the county Democracy movement
thought il would unite all OF the factions
into one broad Democratic organization,
but instead OF Quelling Tammany Hall or
Irving Hall, the county Democracy has
added smother faction to those already eH.
listing. knew no man more likely TO give
US a good Democratic paper than Mr.. fu-
liter, and based on the doctrines eHGmer.
atei by him this morning, the Void can't
fail 10 be q success
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,po,b.y proninea. na. Dead.

PoErLAsa M, May "A private dis
match announces the asath OF Goesrnor
Israel Wa shbu-n. at Ptilsdelphia. where
be had gone for medica< aid.
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I.,o, ,r,.ub,..,.Ei.-s.n.,i.

CIScrNYATI May l2.-lndications point
TO trouble among the shoe manufaci urrrs.
The Union men in Rogers factory having
refused 10 finish the work begun by non
union men. The Manufacturer Associs-
ton has gwen notice thai unless they
re,rsct their refusal BY Monday they will
he locked out. It's. dininelt 10 lorttsll
what will be the resalt The lockout of
the boot ers still cOa tinnss.
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Sitting Bulls Band.

CHIc.ao. May IA Standing Rock
Agency, Dakota, special says sitting
Bun and bis band arrived here OF Thurs,
day .-om Fort Randall. They number. all
told, one hundred and forty-seyen, four
died on the way and one was. born, The
old chief talked pasce on his. arrival, aud
said hereafter be. desired 10 engage, un'
melested, in his farming pursuits. Cali,
Csox King and others Of his hostile iieI
tenants. were not ELUSIVE II their recep:
ton OF the warrior.
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IhdTTeltsETa NpifH oT ggF8oh
The Wheeling RE"TSTEE issue OF ths 18th
ult vas a mammoth ten page edition Of
twenty thousand copies IN which appeared
q full and interesting review OF Wheeling s
business interests an D the state OF trade in
that city. The exhibit is certainly good
cne for the chief cay Of OR State, and the
enterprise of the BEGIsrEg in giving It
Publicity is Oh a Per with its proVerhiai
progressive spirit. and speaks we'll Tor
Nessrs. Rsker & Co. who deserve AID tre
receiving = broad and libersl 'nFp9'.
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THE NEW WORLD"
The Course Mr.. Pulitzer Has Mapped
Ont,

New IorE. May 1.-THE change n the
ownership and management Of the World
has created considerable interest in the
community. especially amOng the Dem"C
racy, as Mr. Pulitzer in his Salu-
tatory announced that the paper
woUld not recognize either the
Tilien or Kelly factions, only united
party. interviews with prominent Demo.
Gratis of all classes shows that this is ap-
proved. Abraham 5. Hewitt, well known
CONGRESSMAN, said Mr.. Pulitzer under
takes a praiseworthy but difficult task IN
insisting on Democratic union, and engi-
neerirg local factions. have been trying
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Passenger Train wrecked-Engineer
Killed.

SpcoiCl Dispa'rh 10 the >"day Register.
GRAFTON, W. Va, May l2.-lnformation
which has just been received from Penns'
boro says: This morning a passenger
train on the Pennsboro and Harrisyille
road, while making its regular trip, went
through the bridge north from Harrisyi!le.
The passengers escaped injury. Engineer
King was badly mashed up, and his re.
coyery is doubtful. Frank Foster con-
dUctor, is also badly hurt. The cars lie in
about three feet of water. and business on
the road will be suspended, it Is said, for
severa. days.
Released.
Frank Brown, who cut Charles Collier,
at Fetterman, Saturday night, was released
10 day on 81 coo bail.
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"RSUGH ON RATS"
Sc shoots p Bride and DS- ns
Dose.

Dose.
CoYNELIsvGLL May Tive weeks ago
John White and Mrs. John Harry were
married. At the time Jack Bradley was
paying attentions to Mrs. Harry, and when
the Wedding occurred he swore that he
would kill the newly-made bride. Accord
ingly he entered the White residence at
East Leisenring THURSDAY and walked into
Mrs. Whites bedroom. She ordered him
away and he refused TO go; and instead put
his arm around her and attempted to kiss
her. She repulsed him, and he then drew
a revolver and attempted to shoot her
through the head.
She Struck the weapon Down
snd the ball took effect in her left side, in
fiicting an ugly though not necessarily
dangerous wound.
He then drew the revolver again. but, by
a quick movement, the ball was sent harm
lessly by the intended victims head.
Mrs. White then seized her assailant,
and after a desperate struggle threw
him to the floor aud He'd.
He came Immediately TO ConRellsville, and
il was only after terrible struggle that
the rolice captured him. After being
taken TO Jail he took half box OF Rough
on Fats, but the dose was too much, and
install of killing himit acted :ssn emctic
and his life was saved. lie was committed
to the niOntowu Jail.
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The OoaatoOs,

P,TT.ErzsH. Msy i2-Pfon ai ssss The
,onn,yv "a. r.pofts srs sent % the hoard
M Heslth oti.os OF large numhfr os ossss
Of smallpox 10 all the cities. II 10 yssy
rad n HeW Orleans sad Hsltimoss. vhilS
in P:taburgh thsre are scasssIy any cssss
reported and the fatal oesss are very
rsfs. In Scrsntoe. IN this Btsts.
Il 10 epidemic ip ooe porttoa d the city snl
tbe affected quarter hes been qussautinsA
In 6hsTpsburg DR.. Hfinton stated this
morning they bsvs the disesss pretty veh
stamped out The health ofbcss hops ~
Keeping eio-s watch oSes say cssss thss
may Be REPORTED 70 kssp the disssss from
.tgsadine
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rhfeawo AlnlkSN

'm,A.o. May l2.--The negotiations he
tween the S,Ti king ricklaysrs and the EN-
ployers hove been abruptly ended In con
sequence of ih. attitude OF the latter
It's expected ihsi the cigarmak"rs strike
will BE- sndel by Monday by ooncession'
Of al, the demands
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Oil SlFuek.

psgxEx ,sUEG, ". Va. May l2-fhe Is
h;D eTcitemept out at Stillwell creek
nyer the lucky strike of some Pennsy!
vsnia parties headed by man named
Nessinier. Shallow oil has been struck o!
less than twesty eight degrees. A number
of new wells xll De put down at once.
Coal is being dug for and a big boom On
Stil!well is the order OF the day
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A SPOTTER.
A Suspicious Character in the Role Of
Piano Tuner.

PAEHErsErEr, W. Va, May IA suspi'
cious character was arrested by the police
on Wednesday morning, who it is thought
has been acting as spotter for the various
gangs OF burglars and sap crackers now
operating in different sections OF this state
and bordering counties of Ohio. He SlveS
the name of Prof. Byron II. Edgington,
and from card found in his possession,
he las been playing in the role OF piano
and organ tuner and repairerr, and carried
great many testimonials from ladies' 10
eru States. also certificates from !adies OF
Penn sylyania and West Virginia, testify
my as 10 his proficiency in the art OF tuning
and repairing musical instruments.
Further than this the Professor refused to
give any account Of himself. \ brass bag
gaze check WIS found in his possession
marked X. IL. No. 10. The Professor was
conn itted to Jail to be held until further
information is obtained in regard 10 him.
He made the remark to some one that he
had spent three months in jail at Wheel
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Aeeiaenfal SheetinE.

Special Dispatch % the Sunday Register.
WELIsyILLx May IA lad named
Hesse, of Liverpool. while hunting between
here and that town, had his hand horribly
Isrersted. The gun exploded, literally
splitting the member opes and almost sew
eiing two OF his fingers. AmpQtslion nay
he necessary,
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, May l2-Ths statement o.
the United States Treasurer shows gold
silver and United States notes in the Treas
rry. 10 day, as follows: Gold coin and bull
ion, $l9i, ,G5l. sos; silver dollars and oul-
lion Sll0Sl4,23T; fractional silver coin,
sos IGi 45O: United States notes $4S, AS 49,;
total, S37a, 5O5. .677. Certificates outstand'
inc: Gold, sSSl4HT-0; silver, sIsl6'l;
curreucy, SO, SO, 900.
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. p,..x,w... Ilo.,ss,. Death.

k,nKahEE. liza. May IA hor~ ran
suay while George SchoSfmeT VA riding
plow. throwing him under the circlih
cutter. which cut all bis ribs close 70 the
bone. II. plos point tore out his is~ ant
brole both arms. .snd finally . piece oi ifps
wont ,!ear ihrOugh bis neck.
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: WUERIING W VA SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 13 1888.

head Of Mr.. Barwich's damaged feeling by
declaring the defendent guilty and making
her pay the costs, while Barwieh loses his
herress bride, and is left to coasols him.
self with 8 common-sense porous plaster
instead Of $40. 600 box of salye 20 ply to
his lascerated heart. jar.
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Every Farmer and BusInes> Man
Shoald fake Ii.

The Wheeling REGISTER surpassed !tseI;
in its Sunday edition Of April - By issU-
ing a ten page sheet, sending out twenty
thousand copies OF il. Every page was
filed with matter full OF interest 70 the
people. \ very full account was given OF
Wheeling's business, and business men,
which will serve TO better acQUaint the peo-
PIE OF the State with the vast and varied
t.aae OF ou- chief city.
As al enterprising, interesting news
paper, the Wheeling REGISTER is equal to
the best, and surpassed by few papers IN
the United States. Every farmer and bus
mess man in West Virginia should take it.
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a, ,r..,. p,,mm.r~ r.r-iAie FALL.

Cn!cAGo, MAY TT. v. Winnie, travel.
ing sgen, for {. c. Jacobs & Son, Cincin.
natl, fell forty feet throagh skylight at
tte Palmer House acd escaped With slight
bruises, He is insane 90 religion,
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Working for 10 Farmer

residing six miles west OF Cory. In his
clothes, which with a large travelling bag
were subsequently found on the PAiladel.
phia and Erie track, two miles east OF
town, were number of note books,
but no money or other valuables. The
books were written full of mathematical
calculations and statistics. In one wa,
written "Chas May, Puclynch, Ontario
slenderly built gives his age as nineteen,
although he looks five years older, and is
deranged.
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Petition from Liquor Dealers.

CIXc1SNATI. May IA petition has been
6Ied nv some 25 iiouor dealers TO enioin
the County Auditor from placing on tax
duplicate of the Assessors returns OF sa-
looms for taxation under what's known as
the Scott law. The matter came before
Judge Peck, OF the Superior Court, who
directed that notice be gwen to the County
Solicitor. The Court will not act until the
argument is heard. The assessors returns
of the saloons are nearly complete. They
show about 300 taxable saloons IN the
county. with an aggregate tax OF nearly
half q million dollars.
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Tskaces Fly.

PY1srs Va. Nay I2-Intsiligsnee
rsceied iTota different sections Of yirsinia
Is u The effect that great dansg. is being
aone Tie young tobacco plau.s BY the IN
hsceo ay ard thsre srs many instances
where fsfniert have had all their plants
destroyed. P'sptets are much diseoar'
setl
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WItness hftSTwhrdt IOUhu fNhh hHu IH'
formed him that Elliott was looking Tor
him. Dunn replied he knew IL, and they
walked away % avoid him. The same Wit
ncss also asserted he had o conversation
with Bill iapy,ion after the shooting, and
the latter declared the affair ruined the
business OF tire Tivoli. and lie proposed 10
down" Dunn. Walter williams. Thomss
Newman and George Holman testified TO
Ellioirs having been n CIsJton's place
looking ior Dunn, and threatening that he
would shoot the latter on sight.
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am,sa stonsr Puaeral.
,,s ,sProxerhsal Progressive spAraL

CIEyx,,sn, o, Msy Ie -Amass Ss'ne' :
funeral will be held On Monday Afternoon.
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SPRING SPORTS.
IF You Love the Same Of Ball,
Our Sport Column Tells
Yoa All;
AHd Par Chance the Turf You
Cho0 SO, This is the News
to Peruse.
IF the Oar is Your Main Pleasure,
roH Will Find in This a
Treasure.
EASE BALL.
Eessxne Games This Wssre.


May lJ+ IB, II, Buffalo VS.. Providence %
Buffalo.
May Is, 70, II, Chicago VS.. New York. n
Chicago.
May Is, r6, Il, Cleveland vs.. Boston, m
Cleveland.
May Is. 10 II, Detroit VS.. Philateiph
in Detroit
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IN A NEW ROLE.
The Latest Dodge Displayed In the Art
OfCrankism.

OfCrankism.
CoErY, Pa, May l2.-Between three and
four o'clock yesterday afternoon consider
able excitement was created by the appear
ance on our streets of a man entirely nude.
Several persons tried to capture him, but
he eluded his pursuers and ran into the
depot lust as crowded passenger train
came in. He ran out of the depot closely
followed by policeman and was finally
surrounded near Washington street and ar.
rested ON being taken to the police station
the fellow gave his name, after cOsxing, as
Charles May. He said he came from Guelph,
Canada and had been
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DUNN'S TRIAL.


CHrc, .o, May 1.-The trial OF Jerre Dunn
for the mu der Of psgiiist Elliott, was re-
sumed thi: morning. Michael Mcdonald
was crosse -anined aad'deciared he saw Q
revolver in Enious pocket before the
shooting. J.. s. stows!l, q sAioonkeePer Of
III Madison street, testified that week
preceding the tragedy Eiiiott visited wit.
ness saloon and said hs was hunting for
Dunn. James Mead saw Elliott IN Clay
tons place some time before the shooting,
lie was leaning against tho bar. with his
left hand ii bis poohst, and when the
man entered from the outside door
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ureyious fs.t passages across Tho At
Isrtir between New York and Queenstosn,
Ireland. lave been sciipsed by the crack
Gr,tn line steamer Alaska which srriyed
:. York Msy g. baTiFg made the rtp
". { dsY. q hours IS minutes, ,h1s 1 ,ung
lrr former best p,sssge, which Was the