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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-08
BAD CHARACTERS.
A Rough Crowd at Weston Engage
In Pistol Practice without Any

Special 10 the Register.
WESTON, w. VA, August THAT part Of
Weston beyond the depot, known as
Stringtown, was the scene Of almost a
bloody battle Saturday night last. The
community has for some time been infeSt-
ed with several bad women named Weiss
and Abels Their house was the resort Of
a crowd of men, one or two of whom are
married. The night above mentioned one
of the married men hied himself to this IA
nous resort, but unfortunately for him
self be was followed by his wife, who open
ed fire upon the crowd, followed by vol
ley of oaths. Several shots were fired bat
none took effect, owing TO the extreme
daTkness. Sunday morning the women,
accompanied by the married man, left, all
Of whom the community are glad to be rid.
Of. Several warrants have beeen issued,
bur no arrests have Deem made up to this
time.
Another bad character by the name of
Julia McGiDnis, from the county OF Gill
mrr was arrested to day, and upon default
of bail was sent to Jail for further trial
Charged With Forgery.
The town sergeant, Mr.. Lister, was mott.
fled by telegraph to-day to be on the look
out for man 6y the name Of VIM. Garvey,
who is charged with forging an order for
$50 to James Collins, OF Buckhannon, who
has store at Hinklesyille small village
near the town on his employer, Marshall
Gould. He succeeded in getting suit OF
clothes and some other goods on the order,
after which he left tor parts unknown.
The leading Republicans here are very
indignant over the action of editor Nef in
endorsing the lIntelligencer's proposition
to hold a conference.
'Quilp's' letter IN the lntelligencer to-
day created quite sensation, and several
are heard to sympathize with DIR. Bland.
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ABOUT TIME.

The PeBnsylvania Legislature Caunos
Agree on the Apporti0nment Q"es--
tion. and the Members want 10 60
Home.
HARRISBURG, Pa, August THE House
to-day adopted the zimmerman resolution
suthor'z zing the appointment OF free oou'
terence committee OF FIVE from each House
to consider the subject of Congressional
and legislative apportiOnment. The Low
rey Congressional apportionment BILL CIV
ing the Republicans II and the Democrats
IL districts, passed finally. The Jamison
legislative spportionment bill passed its
second reading. 1t gives the Republicans
80 and the Democrats 20 senators,
and the Republicans ia and the Demo
Gratis 90 members OF the House. 10 the
Senate o resolution was introduced deciar'
ing all effuris 10 reconcile the difference
between the two houses on apporuonm mens
bills must be fruItless, and that turthsr
prolopsaIinn Of the session would be TO
/. ave suspicioa on the Legislators OF desir.
ire 70 obtaiB the per 1iem salary and pray
ing for an adjournment sine die on the 18th
n II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-08
GRESHAM FOR GOVERNOR.
A Letter TO . New York Paper Inti.
matinga . Probable Republican Pro-
gramme for Next Year.

a Letter To n NeW YORK Pnper Autts
mating Probable Republican Pro-
gramme for Next Year.
WASHINGTON, August The New York
Times indianapolis letter to day contains
the following paragraph in connection
with the Presidential trip through Indi.
ana:
Zone result CT the trip has been TO set
sfoat no little talk in favor of Gen. Ores.
ham for Governor, with the present Lieu.
tenant Governor, Hanna, for re election.
Tie idea being that Gresham wonld be
elected United States Senator. leaving
Hanna to I'LL the executive chair"
II Gen. Gresham is unwise enough 70 ac-
cept the nomination for Governor he will,
of course, be nominated hands down, but
the idea Of Hanna for Lieutenant Governor
again is an absurdiiy that the Republicans
OF Indiana wonld not think OF. Indeed,
should Hanna be on the ticket with Gen.
Gresham. and by chance the ticket wins,
Gen. Gresham would rather remain Gov.
ernOr than go into the Senate and discredit
his State by leaving Hanna in the eXecu.
tive chair II Gen. Gresham is nominated
by the Republicans of Indiana in 1851 for
Governor, Maj. Caikins will be forced 10
run for Lieutenant Governor.
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STOKES OF ANIMALS.

Thee milk white dear have recently
been s,su in the forests CT Washington
county, Ala.
A man in British Columbia has SOW
that dives for salmon, catches one and
feeds ~ 10 her young.
A Clinton, Ind, cat with a family of
three kittens has adopted three young
COOns ard a 4ytng squirrel.
Tunbridge, Vt has kitten with forty
toes snd ivUr ssperate ears, and chicken
with four perfect legs.
John II, GARNER, of Iawrencebury Ind.
saw fierce fight between Il turtle and q
large ra.. The turtle beat.
In the san Diego, Cal. Cou-- House
yard brood Of valley quail have made
their home, and are quite tame.
In Springdsle, Ind, a large timber vol
attacked a Norwegian girl, but she over.
powered him si.er q desperate s,rugrle
and held him until help came.
AS the deg OF Samuel King, a fagman at
Elizabeth, NJ, was trotting aloar the
road, swallow few so low that it wen.
into the dogs open mouth with such force
that the dog narrowly escaped choking 10
death. The bird was finally taken out.
4 mailCSrrier of Newberry, Mich, sho.
and wounded 4 buck deer. The buck
started for him, aud before he could iumn
q log pinned him with his horns tight to
it. The man rad 10 wait for the b3ck 70
die before lie could cut of the horns and
release himself.
A tiny gold ring Inscribed Pet" WAS
found in the craw Oia wild goose killed bv
}. b. Hopkins, of Ellsworth. Kan. A
newspaper DOte brought cut the fac. that
the ring had been lost 5y a ckild of Dell
CObb's, Of Silver City, y NJ, while travel.
ing through Kansas
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sueFaLo McEA

a GseA Dsy. Ysss fsss& esA 49,
Tknno-Ths WtsnseA
BryrA,o, August The sisaeeH'I ~
naaI meeting ei the Buffalo Dn"og rAn
Association op.nsd under fssos.sis aus-
-. IN. ussfber wss siess. tribe ooo'.
49, - IN has c0ndstieo. Ths
' '';n. - yevy poor IN sii rsoss. Iss VIC
80 sIl bSs lssositss ~ The psoss ei.
~. m Paris husasia gast osfo~
.ix yesrold fses bsssn tns
IA so.d ovss Sbs fsyorss
,,a h. dropped thAt hsst in tns
.i,.. Yo1y Cobb ~ IN essy sfhnsh
\, g:2l class Sleepy Jos bsd . .nH 80.
: ,rirr in bandiiy - .hses sisn.aa n,ds.
~. time made - ~ cxys1 osn -,..n ne
y,es, shows hos eeeg icy @..I.
having msde 1:tSk q Csssssso' w.
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Proctor Knott Elected Governor by q
Handsome Majority.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August - Returns
from the State election come in very
slow. Those received indicate that
light vote has been pOlled, with no
falling off in the Democratic com
parative majority throughout the State.
So far as heard from counties usu-
aIly eIeeting Democratic Legislators have
done so Yesterday, while the Republicans
have held their own in counties generally
carried by them. -,
The majority for Knott for Governor will
be about 5000. which statement is based
upou returns now in and acompaiison with
The vote of same counties two years ago. 1t
is impossible to supply detailed returns,
owing to telegraphic d fficul,ies, In this city
a small vote was polled, but Knots majority
will be four or five thousand. a solid
Democratic delegation is elected TO the
Senate and Legislature and Thompson,
Democrat, is elected City Judge.
LEXINGTON, Ky, August The election
for State officers passed of quietly. In
this city Knott, Democrat, for Goyernor'
received l,4Oi votes; Morrow, Republican,
5l6
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Ma FLODF "a y, VIZ Jsh. IT6I.
v'sa 1",.y 4 You ihlt have been
sui. rirg 'or ,he Us: tlTr yesrs with a sc.
veT. ilrhin, sll ovsT. have heard OF HIP
k,,crs and hsTt iris.i it / have u'si ~
four bottles, ard il hss done me more good
rhsn sU the doctrrs and medicines that
thsy could use On or with ms. | am
old and poor but feel to ble,s yon for sur o
relief by Your Medicine and from torUrent
cf the Doctors | have had ff'een do s,oTs
IL ne. One gave me seven ounces o. SON
ton Of Ersen;e, another TOOK iour quarts
oi hlcod frUm me All they rouli tEir
EEs thar il WIS skin ,icEness. Snx. sfter
'ttNe i"hr H'i''es o. '"Nr I-e'!ieiHe. my
s,.in IL - j, esQ snd smc'th as ever
dEsEr kOaCAk.
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Paid Hks LoSses.
Base Bail Yesterday.

Athletic, -; Baltimore, 5.
New York, 4; Philsdelphis, l.
Allegheney, l; Metropolitan, Ii.
Boston, s; Providence, 4.
DRtroits, Z; Chicago, o.
Buffalo, I; Clevelands, 5.
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Run ON n Bank.

NEW HoSE, August There is big run
on the second National Bank OF Eimirs. IN
consequence Of us president, ID K. Pratt,
having lost sl5O,OOO in pork speculation.
The bsnk is believed TO be solvent, as the
president is able to stand losses of $50 600
or $4,000
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or to the Pacisie Coast.
Speciai % The Relister

GRAFroS, August 7.-0ne hundred and
fifty knights TEN plArS passed through here
his evening on y special train, to partici
pate in Biennial Conclaye of Knights
T. mrlsr at San FrsnciscO. The train is
he first solid iTsin on the B. & o. which
ras ever left Baltimore COR Sta Francisco
The Knights and the special. consisiin: Of
SIX cosches, ars under the charge OF Geo.
n. Taylor.
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Y.,p cyrss, KAs. Asgsst ..d,, = d,ss,o
d.r .kils psr,ss wvfe 80 -. .os,h.
. .sn .. ,hs D.': - : r...s ~ q soi..t. ts,y
,1tI ,.,,. ,sip Of silver -oss. sssa'
.,ss rs .,s,,.d srs found p - ss,y ;m. f;s.:
r',g iiss bo, e.kss fseo ss""s
&c ...h.
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A Vessel launched.

CHESTER. Pa, August The Alaska, an
iron side-wheel steamboat built for ths
Oregon Steamship Company, for Puget
Sound, was launched At Ro,ch's to day.
The vessel is go feet long, 80 feet beam
AZ IL feet hold.
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ENTRRPRisING local seents wanted in rhis
town for sn article that is sure 70 sell
Live druggists and grccersl preferred, Ad.
dress Humiston Food Pressryatiye Co, "
AI-bJ s.IGG., ESSiou-
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4 Case Of YrIIpn Fexer.

NFW EoRK. August 7.-Richari Wiiiick,
who srrivtd here in the bark. II ". Gr't
9Th. stricken with yellow lever. has bseD
-sII - S--faLs-.-ss
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American Prote~raDt A,soria,,o,

SCEaNTuN, Pa., August The Snpusl
co"y'RLiSn cI The National Grand Lode
aIicn xSs held to-day. Fifty delao,taS w..
gIsssut u. W. Pembridee wgs chosen
R'Eht We; shiPiul Grand Master.
SSNl ;,reS you want to keen ma,, n,
4 , ;Of %. veal dsys. Law il IN $ solu r;o,
G. hex Nag' Us over night and you car
q. irt.r wee -. You c1n also keen D,;Ik
ss'i or :" hy stirring ia H.lls OF Ihs
'SIOs A iAAS' braI.a.
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Disabled AAsamsE.

Bpsrox. August 7.-The steamer Walden
sta. frn, Gla,gow, SErived kAyng in TOW
H.. Sc. n,.r Marion from Liverpool dis
s1isd ut sea.
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BANK TROUBLES.
The DeposItors I'm the 81. Albans Bank
Will Not Lose Mueh-No Cause for
Alarm nI EImiFa.

Alarm Nt Eiblra.
ST. ALBASs, VT, August 7.-President
Brainard, of the Trust Company, says the
depositors will rot lose much. The last
statement showed :, 100 dep ositors with de-
posits of $4,000 Several railroad men,
including Gov. Fairbank, held conference
today at Barlow's resideace. The state
ment that the Comptroller approved OF the
bank loan to the Southeastern road was in
correct The Comptroller said II was too
large ard suggested its reduction. The
First National Bank was prepared for an eX-
pected run, which did not take place.
Paid Up HIS Losses
ELNIRA. n. Y, August There was
some anxiety in business circles yesterday
morning on account OF rumOrs as to the
sOundnpss OF the Second National Bank,
caused by rumored speculations OF Its
President when il was ascertained that
the President had settled sll clsims against
himself from his private fortune, leaving
still several hundred thousand dollars, and
that the bank had money ready to pay
every depositOr, reaction took place aud
there is now no excitement. The other
banks assert that there is no cause for
alarm.
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A HEARTIEss SON.
He Murders His Father - Means OF
SETTLING q Dihieulty over Money
Matters.


Matters.
Special 10 the Register.
PITTsBURGH, August samuel McCau-
ley. residing in Bell Township, Westmore-
land county, murdered his father, aged 65.
The result Of the quarrel was money mat
tiers. A special from Greensburg says:
Samuel McCsuley yesterday afternoon lay
in ambush in hollow twenty-five yards
from the front OF his fathers residence and
shot him dead, twelve buckshot entering
his brain, neck and shoulder, one shot be-
ing fred.
He Immediately Fled,
carrying two guns, and was apprehended at
Loyalhsnna bridge, seven miles distant, IN
a sweating and exhausted condition, last
evening, by Constable Muffy. He was Ia.
ken TO view his fathers remains, and gazed
upon them apparently with smile OF
satisfaction ana a grunt which lndlGated
that he was pleased with his work. Waen
arrested he had an old style five shooter,
bottle of strychnine or arsenic and
$40 in gold on his person. He was brought
here on the noon train and delivered to
Sheriff kittering. The coroners jury
rendered o verdict that John McCaully
came to his death by balls feloniously fired
from a gun by Samuel McCauley. The
father ami mother Of Samuel owned
farm, upon which he moved, saying he
would hold and keepit. They brought an
action of trespass to dispossess him, which
caused the ill,feeling.
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Local oDt,o1 G.,rrta.

ATLANTA, August The Legislature
PISSED general local optioa law for the
State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-08

Rev. James Mct!srTv. FoRT STEVENSON.
pAEoTA. TIA. say: Browns G'.1 B,iter-
cpred me- Of ssv-ie dyspepsia and increased
my xsisht - Pouuds.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-08
Personals and Briefs.

Corporal James Tanner, OF the Union
army, now Of Brooklyn, y. Y. has been
invited 10 deliver an address here on the
18th instant on "The Blue and the Gray"
He has been the means. il is said. OF
kiudling a great deal Of kindly feeling be-
tween the veterans Of the two armies.
Auditor j. Il. Royster has been quite
sick for three days past.
On Saturday Mr.. William Woods. fore
man OF the barre-iactOry in the peniten-
tiary, was struck ON the head with the ham
mer part Of an adze by negro convict
named Campbell. His injuries are not
serious.
The Pennsylvania veterans went away
with delightful recollectiOns OF our union
depot, where they made their headquarters
in the Pullman cars IN which they We're
travelling.
The speed at which the street-car line
moves towards Hollywood is imperceptible
to the public.
a number Of hardware merchants an
nouncc that from May 18th to September
| 18th their plIcos OF business will be closed
at e p. VI.
The Il. Louis Globe Democrat OF the
ith notices the presence there Of Rev. DR.
j. l.. VI. Curry and wife and William Ely.
son. Esq, on their way to the Southern
! Baptist Convention. which meets at Waco,
/ Texas, tomorrow. the Gth.
! The Richmond school case will be argued
| befoIe the supreme Court OF Appeals TO-
| day. Hop. \. VI. Kelley and Judge W.
| W. Crump represent our side. and AttOr-
ncy-Gencral Blair 't0ther.
CounerS. who was arrested in Baltimore
on the charge OF bursLuies committed in
Richmond. will have an examination be-
fore Poiicc-Justicc d. &. Richardson on
Friday. lie expects 10 be- discharged. At
present his adlres. is City Jail"
The closing OF the Pincl Hospital unhap-
PLY neccssi,Ites the keeping OF al lunatic>
1 in jail until they can bc provided for in the
asylums.
Councilman T. n. Elicit has gone 10
Texas. He i delegate 10 the Southern
Baptist Association that meets that state.
The Committee on Poor will meet this
evening at o'clock. and viii award con-
tracts for furnishing The department with
supplies for the ensuing quarter.
In the game Of base bail yesterday be-
tween the Richmond Clnb aud the swan
Club, Of Baltimore, the RichmondS came
out victorious. The Eichmonds played a
loose game, seeing they oyeImatched
them. The playing OF the visitors was the
poorest ever seen here, the score standing
al the close OF the game Richmonds, - (;
SWANS s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-08
Judicial JangIc About the White SUI
phur Springs.

As heretofore stated there have been Two
nroceedincs 10 wind up the affairs OF the
White sulphur Springs COmpany-one in
stitutcd i'm the United States Circuit Court OF
Wesl Virginia Judge Bond the holder OF
Leyendor's lien. who Is likewise holder OF
nortcage bonds, upon which default in
interest has been made; the other IN the
United states District Court OF West Nir-
ginia (Judge Jackson by certain unsecured
creditors. judge Bond appointed y. L..
Bolllware receiver. That appointment was
resisted by Judge Hunter II. Marshall,
counsel for the rival interest, VINO stated
that Judge Jackson was already in posses
sion of the property.
Judge Jackson had the case before HIM
at Charleston some days ago, but continued
it until to-day at the instance OF cothsei.
On sunday Mr.. Boulware, IN GIVING some
orders about the property, was arrested at
the springs, and on yesterday was carried
TO Charleston to answer to Judge Jackson;
Judge Bonds characteristics are wei
known. Judge Jackson Is said 70 Z, Ge MS
equal in yertebral possessions. II Judge
Jackson puts Mr.. Bouiware IN jan Judge
Bond will liberate him. so as TO his per-
sonal safety there need be no alarm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-08
Tho FIRST Regiments Benefit.

Last night at Mozart Hall the coihmence-
ment Of very interesting series OF enter
tainments took place. The programme Tor
the evening was admirably selected, con-
sisting Of tabeaux aud songs; but, strange
TO saw the crowd was not by any means as
large as the occasion justified. Ihe ta6leaux
were W. y very w pretty. and showed good taste
and handsome effect in their arrangement.
To-night Rev. DR.. Moses ID. uoge, the
rcgimental chaplain, will deliver :, ms famous
lecture on Modern Chiyalry,r which is
said to be one OF the finest efforts OF its
distinguished author. This lecture has
been heard before by the most critical au-
diences. and has always won tne highest
praise. and tonight all who fail to come
ont will lose a rare opportunity Oh learn
ing something to their advantage, ,,. to say
nothing Of the claim the gallant soldiers OF
the First regiment have upon the support
Of our oeopie. yoelkers Band VIII be In
attendance, M and the opportunity Of spend
inc a pleasant evening will be nnques-
TONED. Go early this morning and secure
your reserved seats.
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Seriously Shot.

Yesterday morning Mr.. George III. Pey-
ton. formerly proprietor of the Exchange
Hotel. in Fredericksburg. and later OF the
1t. Charles Hotel, in Richmond, was before
the Police Court, charged with ieloniously
shooting a colored fsh-dealer In the First
Market named Barney Branch.
Policeman Hardy. who ARE. ted Mr.. Pey-
ton after the shooting, said that he was in
the statiOn-house when he received infor-
nation that Il crazy man was in the market
house threatening TO shoot every negro he
met with. He Hardy went after the man,
and was told that be had gone in the direc-
ton Of the tish-market. He fastened after
him. and upon reaching 4 stand near by
heard the report Of a pistol. and saw
Branch fall and Mr.. Peyton Standing within
a few feet Of him with revolver in each
hand. lie arrested Mr.. Pcyton and car
rcd him to the sta,iOn-hOusc, then re-
turned 10 the fsh-markct and had the
wounded man removed 10 4 house ON
Seventeenth street, and 4 physician sum-
m0ncd.
Or. Riddcll was called in TO attend the
sufferer. and upon examining him stated
that the ball had "cutcrcd about two and a
half inches parallel to the angle Of the jaw
bone on the pOsterior part OF the sterno-
cleido-mastoid muscle, passing rather
obliqucly into the cavity Of the throat Just
above the o,,ophagus, but could not be
found. II may have been DETECTED in some
other direction: possibly swallowed
In consequence OF business troubles Mr..
Peyton's mind has been impaired for seye-
raj months. He was confined for awhile
at the Piuel Hospital, but was discharged
from that institution last fall. Up to with
in a few days ago he seemed to be rational.
and his family thought that be had entirely
recovered his mind; but last Friday his
old malady returned.
While at the Police Court he listened to
the trial OF a petty case which resulted IN
fine. lie spoke as soon a. the Justice de-
cidcd the case, and said: "Fll pay that
fine: that's all right"
The case was continued until the condl-
ton Of the wounded man could be deter
mined.
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Hollywood Memoriai.Day.

The Board OF Managers OF the Ladies'
Hollywood Memorial Association met yes
terday at | O'Clock at 206 east Main street.
In Difference 10 the views Of friends who
believe that 10 have the decoration OF the
soldiers graves on the 18th instant would
interfere with the proceedings OF the Epis-
copal Council nhen 10 be in session here.
the date was changed from the 18th to
wednesday the 23d. The chief ceremonies
will take place about Il. NJ. one OF Viz
ginia's most distinguished sons has been
invited 10 deliver the orati0n the veterans
of the Lee Camp and OF the Southern Cross
brotherhood, aud all the military organiza-
tions OF the city. ii is hoped, will partici-
pate. The Board adjourned to meet at the
same place next Monday at o'clock.
As 10 the condition Of the soldiers mon-
ument and what should be done to make
the vines grow upon il better and cover Il
as originally designed, the ladies will take
the advice OF competent gentlemen. They
will invite Colonel w. Il. CNtshaw, City
Engineer, and Mr. John Morton, the we'll
| known florist, to visit the grounds and
make personal eXamiaation. Whatever
counsel they give the ladies will no doubt
follow as far as their means permit.
So far the donations OF advice have beer
extraordinarily liberal, but OF money mo-
enough has been given TO pay for one cart
load Of either soil or sand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-08

The grand jury Of the Hastings Court
met Yesterday and brought in the follow
ing indictments George Baker. felOniOus
assault on Morton Deane; james Burnett,
fclonIOusly stealing from j. j. Sutton one
gold watch ard chain; James Brady, f.
loniouSly stealing one gold watch and
chain from j. j. Sutton; George Gibson,
ieloniously breaking and entering the car
pentcr-shOp OF George G.. Clark and steal
ing 4 lot OF tools; Spencer Jones, felo.
ni0usly breaking and entering the work
shop OF I. Il. Stagg and stealing certain
brass and other articles thereirom; VIII
liam Moore alias Allen, felonious assault
on y. y. McCue; William +. Tops, felo-
niously breaking and entering the store
Of W. Il. SmOot and stealing certain arti-
cles thcre;rom; Dora Tops. same offence.
The following miSdemeanor indictments
were found: l.. 4. HaSllins, keeping m
ill-goyerned hollse; same, selling liquor 10
minors; same, for keeping gUning-house ;
B. 7. Haskins, keeping IN ill-goyerned
house; same. selling liquor 70 minors !;
same. unlawful gaming; Samuel Owens,
attempting to ihtimidate City Sergeant Lee
while in the discharge OF his duty; same,
attempting to intimidate William NJ. Hall,
Deputy Sergeant.
Charles Ellis, felony, indictment ignored.
The grand jury adjourned till Monday
morning next at III O'Clock.
The court will hear applications for
liquor licenses on Wednesday next.