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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
TO KNOCK OUT JOHN l.
ls White Star of Texas" and His
SiraEge COurse of Training.

!g:unrIrH,A, December 1.-THE White
:: Of Texas" is now in training to enter
:. P:i,e ring. He will light Gopher
l \ this city next Monday night for
.3" arG after that he intends to knock
!: ::>-.iyan for $4,000 stakes. At present
Z star is undergoing the most re-
.rAs5,e course OF training on record.
.s week be has been walked around
a'klyn Square with a dumbell fastened
each leg. He has had ice baths in
!, AL has had his legs beaten black and
lie with billiard cues. To-day he was
Lraed 10 swill cart and trotted three
--sS. After that beer barrel was tied
one leg and dumbell to the other and
: walked mile. Then he was again
sa,sn With billiard cues and sandpapered
IN head TO foot. His diet is bananas.
u drink he IS given mixture Of brown
hat, mustard, gin, vinegar, molasses.
"a vster and pepper sauce. His name IS
'I;iy S2acg Re is about twenty-tour
Pas Old, and until recently ne was 8
S,zasser in a village Of North PennSyl-
"a lie is a mOnomanisc On The sub,
"c' icing professional bruiser, and
:" .ot know that his trainers are nOI
El1g = good faith
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
IRON AND STEEL WORKS CLOSE.
High Wages and OverpPoduettou
AmOng the Causes Givea.

AmoBE the Causes Givea.
New YoRK, December IA representa-.
tive of the iron and steel trade said to-day
in reference 10 the recently reported clos.
ing Of several of the nrge iron and steel
works throughout the country, that this
closing lis due simply to the fact that the
consumption OF their manufactures is not
equal to their production. An
other reason may be also as
signed for the closing OF these
works, which is that the man ufacturers are
compelled to pay higher wages than they
can afford for skilled labor. The wages Of
skilled laborers in iron and steel are ar.
ranged in accordance with the boom rates
OF 1850 and lSSl, while the market for the
products has steadily declined. II the
manufacturers keep their mills running
and pay lower rate OF wages they will
probably have strikes. They therefore pre-
fer TO shut down, and resume when the
workmen are ready to accept lower wages.
The Albany and Rensselaer, lr.n and
Steel Works have another reason for shut
ting down besides those enumerated. Be-
fore resuming operations they expect to
provide facilities for making their own
pig iron. Rail mills which DO not possess
their own bias. furnaces can hardly com.
plete with those having them. The Al
hany' and Rensse lear WorSs will use.in their
furnace the cheap and abundant carbo.
mates OF Columbia county, On the Hudson
river, and they expect 10 make all the pig
iron which they consume, At price which
will enable them 10 meet all the auctua
tions in the market for steel rails
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
CLuTCHEO BY A KlLNAPPER.
Lady Assaulted and Tied by the Neck
10 Her Bed Post.

MAO. Ten, December IA man Civ ng
{ nane Of L. D. Harrington arrived here
zee weeks ago. accompanied by his wife,
aandsome woman. The man went 10
"a IN butcher shop. Oae night Just
N& Harrington returned to work, two men
-A1e their way into the room through
'-59E and demanded that Mrs. Earring
: DESERT her husband and go with them.
them drew q knife and threatened
A. asE AZ the first Oulcry. She refused
llsSCe in their demand, when she was
80 and o1Tud hand and loot and laShed
- ico, Dos; Of the bed with a slip-knOt
-. Der throat. The men beat hasty
IA IlrOa-a toe same window by which
entered. The husband discovered her
- minutes later and called in several
;, - 2 witness the scene. The woman
$50. .nseHSible when released. Toe
= ,'I''es cane in another niGat, aud
- gl asr. at the point OF knife, to
80 them with q cold supper. She
&s never saw the men prior to Thurs
-.slt lhe town has been scOurei
20 c.eE obtained IS 70 the perpetrators
- gl'-sga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
A GREAT WORK.
The National Geological Survey
of the United States.
ITS BEARING ON WEST VIRGINIA.
Regions intellectually Rich in Mineral and
Lumber that Wait Only the
Magic Touch Of Money
ard Enterprise.
Special % Tie Rellster.

WASHINGTON, December 14.-In further
conversation with Col. A. p. Shut, of the
National Geological Survey, he gave me
yesterday some further information as to
the character of the work in general and
particularly as it affected West Virginia
interests. Few people thing either un-
derstand the cOmprehensiveness of the
undertaking or its practical character. At
this time there are perhaps upwards OF
thousand experts, many Of them the best
in their respective departments at work
from Maine to Mexico preparing the data
from which final reports are to be made.
If the contributors from whom these ex-
perts receive aid, such as county surveyors,
local engineers, miners, prospectors, etc.,
are added the list OF those who are doing
intelligent work under Gen. Powelrs di-
rtctiOn, would include thousands OF 9TH
ers. The experts include typographical
engineers, mining en8ineers, geologists
paleonologists, chemists, and such other
scientists as are likely TO be useful in
illustrating the character and resources Of
the country. To large extent they work
independently Of each other, and in many
instances the accuracy of the work is ie-
termined by that OF another. For in
stance, the survey OF one party in the
field must work out to conform with that
OF another when they come together, and
the same is true Of analysis and other. re-
ports.
As to the completeness OF the final re.
ports when made some idea Can be formed
by inspecting the maps and reports Of
States and Territories already Complet ted. !
looked over the Colorado atlas on file at.
the Smithsonian recently. and if there is
anything connected with the surface or
the bowels of the earth in that section
which il does not show | failed to observe
il. Mountains, valleys, drainage, Yegeta-
bles and mineral products, and how To-
Gated, with quality and dextent-everythlng
which goes TO make up the material wealth
of that state so defined and illustrated that
i csn lie thoroughly and quickly under
S'OCG. As has been done with COlorauO so
will !; be done with all the other States
al q Territories of the Union. Much Of the
preliminary work has been done in many
OF them. The government has made maps
already of most of the new States in the
North and Northwest. Many Of the East
err and Northeastern States have made
their own. Less work OF this character has
been done IN the Southern. States than in
any other part OF the country, and for this
reason Gen. Powell has directed his earliest
atten ton 10 this section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
N.ariax the Hundred.

Mis. Elizabeth Yates, of Hanover town.
ship, IN our neighbOring Wsshingtou
county, Pa, is an Illustration Of sprightly
longevity lot often seen even in the mos,
healthful con munities. Sac was born
near Eldersyille, not far from where she
now resides. BssT HsD in Station, April -,
1856, ard will consequently be- ~ years
old mex spr. 7g, aud has spent her nearly
a century Of life IN the same vicinity. She
can SEE to sew. knit and read, and can cook
ss We! ss most young women OF marriages.
bic sgs, which will be demonstrated at q
family r. anion ~ be held during the hOli-
days. when she will prepare tho whole
dinner. She has bad five children In all,
FOO. OF w'.Um are now living. the oldest
being G3 years Of age. Her fa,hsr, Jacob
Dsgon. wsss revolutionary soldsr, fight
ing under Washington through the war
for Independence. He lived 10 TIE ripe old
age OF lOz yesrs and months. when the
sands Of time stopped short never to.run
sgaIB ike abe old mas CLOCK Oh the
day before bis death be vas so spry that he
offered 10 trade horses with his grsndson,
Henry Yates, nov living near Paris, Ps.
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DOINGS IN THE HOUSE.
Hiackburn. Randall. kcifeF aud Reed
the Conn u,tttsc on Ruies.


WASHINGTON. December li.-hr. lioblit'
zeil introduced joint resolution request
ing the President 10 is5Ic u proc amation
urging the various religious denominations
OF The country 10 commemorate December
%. 1888, the one hundredth anniversary OF
the surrenderng by George Washington OF
his commission rs Commnnner-In-C Chief Of
the Army, and request that business be
suspended Monday, December u, and the
same treated as public holiday. Referred
TO spCcisl committee.
Mr.. Horr asked leave 10 offer resolu.
ton 10 bring 10 the notice OF the President
the case OF the rsctnt murder OF several
persons alleged TO ravc been citizens OF the
uited States, and the scrIUus injury Of
scyeia, other prIuIs, also alleged citizens
of the uI:ei : Girs, b. bInyille, Va ia
tie hone hat Tive President would asCcr.
tain whether the prrsous murdered or IN.
jured we're tivhcns nt the n,ted States,
il so, whether the killing aud injuries Of
taid citizens W,Tr IN ,Juirhy"ntJn with
10. provisions Of The municipal laws OF
the State .! NIrE MIA or any. laS Of tho
United S'ateS
Mr. Morrison oh ectsd for the present.
saying the rrrsident Know as much about
the matlsr ~ conpFc's did.
Mr. Csh,ll ssid sg TepressB tative people
.ere asssiIei by 'he resolution. he was
torry the objection was made. lie Was
willing 10 have the fullest investigation Of
the natter.
The Committee on Rules was announced
as fo.lovsb by the Speaker Messr.. Black.
burn, Randall, kPifer and Reed.
Mr.. Wsshburn introduced q bill provid-
ing for the removal of distractions and the
zee navigation Of the nayigsble waters OF
tie Uu,,d states. l.eierred.
Mr. Gov. u sow Yo-k, asked leave 10 In.
rrodur" f., immediate consideration . joint
',soluron 10 repeal the test oath. Mr..
Hosr a. "Cirt.
Mr. Rnhinron, OF Massachusetts, was
gtni,,d Indefinite leave Of absence.
Ths House then adjourned until Non.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
TO DIE A MANIAC
Proves the Fate of the Noted Mrs.
Christlancy,
Tie Divorced Wife Of an >United States
Senator aad III. Principal Figure Of
Famous Divorce Suit
ReCeNty.

BgooKLYH, December 1.-THE divorced
wife Of x.Seuator Chrts'iancy came TO a
trGgic IN! n III city !cst II hit r. hit wees
ago she came on 4 vi.i, o No. IS Schermer'
horn street, on the invitation OF lady RI.
siding there. Her hostess house b'inI
full a room was provided Tor her in the al
Joining -,,l lrncr ui Ms Dr. Duprr. MEs.
ChristiaHey desired ~ conColi her identity,
so she wag known 1T both houses ~ Mis-
Liz LIggelba'. which was her maiden
name. She spent most Of her TIME vii"
her friends, only gCtuS 10 tue ! ,iS doctor :
house to sleep. pr. Dapre soon came to
the conclusion that his lod:er vas victim
Of the chloraI habit, but a. size made no
trouble 40 notice was tsSru of the fact.
About two weeks ago We Car.siiancy be-.
gan to complain OF her eyes aud an occu.
list who was called declared that che was
insane. lie also discovered that his patti mt
VAS the divorced = - oi The cN Senator,
and revealed her ',ruIiy tu lpr. Dlp'r
This msCe Mrs. tui'sItuCv very much eN
cited and she La-&td Tor protection,
saying that she was prosecuted woman.
List Monday ST." became so N!O!ent tndt
I'r. Durre had to be summoned to quiet
her. A few moments after the ledger LETT the
house and was not seen again until Wednes'
day night wheI she drove ny 10 the house
in a carrIaoe. She was in state OF great
excitement and Cou,d not talk cJhrrentiy.
She told story about having been 10 NeS
York. .ich Sn" sLbse IucntIy drn,ri y
seGa We vas administered Dy Dc. DErrc.
u'.d three o'h"r Physicians were Summoned
who declared tat Mrs Chr.sliHncy wa
dying from meUtal hisense sud phy-Iga'
proslratiOn. She continued % sink until
Is, evening. when she did 4 TyiUg
,.rniar. Her parents arrived from Wash
!r,tCu too late to see her alive. Asa bot
tie Of cnlOrsl was found upon the man el
q, .,er room, al autOpsy has been ordered
~ determine whether or not she committed
su'cide. Late last evening the three male
and zen ale doctors, who made the post
u.grtem examination OF Mrs. Christi uancy's
body. reported that her death Was caused
by Brights disease OF the kidneys. Evi.
dences OF cerebral troubles were also di,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
tOST on The SEAS.
,nr i,,~eiS Long Overdue and Be-
ue,ed 10 Have Been S'aSr Away.

snr i-,ssiS Long Overdue and Be-
IieNsd io Have Been EaSt Away.
g8.,gE-.E,, December li.-Four mer-
.i-, ys,se which set sail at different
.-.t-,...a the 2-fh Of last July with
- a,-.res uDI crews OF trusty men
l-5 -,,.- ,een heard from, and are gwen
, or g,. Altogether they had on board
~ .sa@.,2. who are supposed to hsve
re 20 ..s bottom OF the ocean. The
:Sl.s. o,S should the four crafts never
srge.-, w... be at least Sl35,000. One Of
:srl hilton, owned in this city 20 large
III, principally by John Barry, of No.
-wCTt avenue, aud J. NcCrsCken, of
E-t.c Y. !. she was manned by Cap
b. o. II. I. Rodgers and q crew OF seven
..2 sHt set sail from Darien, Ca, whence
b 1s.eI. IN Septem Der 1, for Newsury-
.,. Mass. with q cargo OF 10000 feet of
.sv Pine. The vessel and cargo were
rc,i $500. The schooner Earl b. Pot
Z r'p,s.H yser, another Of the overdue
.rss s. "a from Philadelphia June %
Eysw York, via. Pensacola; where she
r--G during the month OF August,
a.sc O., tie 2%d for New York with
900 t-sr Z .Umber. She carried a crew
90, ren, and with her cargo was
e. ;, '-r. The bark Fannie II. LOring,
E8a ~Ul.e. sailed from this port on
- leg e. 10. Portland, Maine. Sne
i-s.s rev OF ten men, all told and
r. l-- .s-cO Of coal vas worth $4,000.
Z. ..-v,. an bark, Protector, Captain
rev, p. EhlCh sailed from Hamburg on
b. .J- THIS port. with a general cargo,
!, 2; lsan seen since she passed Eddy
-s .ar. Fad, on August >. She CIR.
b.. -sw u ten men, and was valued
.-s-. -iEEO az $4,000.
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oyex. nsu.e Matters.

The directors Of the German Insurance
Company bsd an interesting meeting last
night. end got through alarse smounto OF
business connected With the Opera House.
The dsmsnd O. the stage hands, for 50
cent advance per night, vas considered,
and finally The matter was referred TO the
Stage carpenter, Will Richardson, with
power to act
The resignation OF Secretary Riester
having been accepted. it became necessary
to elect . successor. W. 8. Poose, the
present book keeper. was elected. This
position carries with 1t The management o!
tbe Opera House and is a very important
position. Col. Foose will take charge or
the first of the year and Col. noR Mr..
Ries,er, will become Secretary Of tbs Jsffsr
con Insurance Company,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
GAS BUBBLES.
Pushing the Test Well on the Rush
Farm at Washington.

WASHINGTON. Pa, December l+.-Work
at the oil well ON the Rush farm, near
West Middletown, is being pushed forward
with renewed yigor. The drills have now
reached the depth OF 500 feet. Boring is
also about to begin on the Emery farm,
near Hickory. The derrick has already
been erected, and the engine is being
plac, i n position.
The gentlemen OF Pittsburgh who pur-
chase d the Michigan gas well have also
purchased two acres Of ground surround
ing the well. They will erect buildings
for the purpose OF purifying the gas before
copducling it through the pipes to Pitts
onIeh. Trenches are being dug, the pipes
have arrived and been deposited along the
routp, and workmen are about to put them
down. The people along the route will be
supplied with gas from these pipes for
right Of way over their premises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
LET THE sCoUNDREL HANG.
A Man Robs His Employers. Proves
False to His Wife and BTutalIy Re-
peIs His Father and the Girl Whom
He Had betrayed.

ahhC ~ HE IEc anu nc
peIs His Father and the Girl Whom
He Hsd Betrayed:
PHILADELPHIA, December 14-Charles X.
Hibbs, head bookkeeper Of the old Drivers
Ice Company, has been arrested upon the
charge of embezzling from 5000 to $40, 900
from his employers. He is married man,
thirty-fiye years old, and prominent in
church circles HIS steslings were discoy-
cred accidentally, as he possessed the full
confidence of the company. He stepped
out of the office one day fdr few minutes,
leaving his day book open upon the safe.
One OF tie firm, from mere curiosity, added
up column of figures, and Immediately
discovered a deficit. Hibbs' books were
placed in the hands of an expert,
and il was found that he had pursued
regular system OF enlightenment. On the
evening of the day Hibbs was arrested, a
young lady called upon the firm, and con-
fessed that she had been betrayed by him.
She denied all knowledge OF his thefts. She
is twenty FIVE years old, handsome and &C.
complished, and the daughter OF a man
highly connected. She knew that Hibbs
WAS married, but could not keep away from
him. Efforts are being made to compro-
mise the embezzlement. On the way to
the station house HibbS' father put his
arms around his sons neck and weepingly
tried to kiss him, but was repelled with an
oath by the brutal hyprocrite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
A BIG GAME OF POKER
Causes Bad Political TansIe In Hun.
gary.


LONDON, December Little eXtraOrdin-
ary tumult and personal feeling with which
Premier Tizas' bill concerning the mar
rage OF Jews and Christians, was opposed
by the Hungarian House Of Lords, IS par
tally explained by q court scandal that
Lss aroused he general Indignation Of
hungry and nj 'he cn'ir" press. Baron
Gail, the other even,un, a, the aristocratiC
Pesth Ade.o- Casino, lost at poker over a
million forms and to pay he was obligs:
to sell his eItire property at ab0u'
half its zeal value. Inluckily Il"
lay OF twenty-four hours elapsed before
payment. The punctilious members hence
proposed TO eXpel Baron Gal from IA"
club, but Premier Tl2as, who is an intimate
FRIEND OF Baron Gall, warmly opposed his
expulsion. Finally by vote of y 10 - h"
continued o member. Al the Cgnserva-
tives and Clericals who had played poker
with Baron Gall felt very bitter agans'
Premier T.zss for bis action in the matter.
Since then. for vengesnce, all have voted
sgains: him Public feeling in Hungary is
much excited by what is declared to BE- lie
Gliding the interests OF the community by
ler.oIa al motives. The Hungarian papers
Il ke the matter up warmly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
MEMS OF THE MORNING.

Oh. House committees settled
-, .o,;ti.sl scandal in Hungary.
Kentucky lover kills his rival
rsrrsll ready to meet his death.
u. .,ipss ofa Philadelphia ScOundrsl.
,.r,s - test gas well near Washington,
- ....-.., - the House and Senate yester-
''s, ;,,.-,. .t Female tOrssr at Batavia,
y ,S,.,.- !, South Sea bubble, this time in
,vvY,-k msn on the iron and steel
r,,.,,.i poisoning OF the King of
..,,O. rayard pays the gallant to Mrs.
,v.,,l.-.;nian receives a House ap-
.vr:u usgt.
-7-FT-gher saved from suicide at
,ya5eny .e.
, PENNSYLVANIA man who expects to
,,ock on; Sc..iNan.
r,rr Th.la 'ph's vessels long overdue
,,,;.red 20 nave been lost at sea.
,Ts.ss woman assaulted by two mcn
- tied BY ne NECK TO her bed post.
The vourc and beautiful divorced wife
~. senate. Christiancy dies a maniac.
Tho ,.,ye- ruse practiced by convicts in
IA. T.a,s peniIentiary to effect their
s;'?s.
4 YOU New highlander suicides be-
,-.s b., ,weetheart received attentions
.y9. cher .-sn.
lie is ,sJn will contest the sppoint-
~. Martin IS receiver o. the Ohio
...,:s. Railroad.
4 vsos.ous protest from southern
.-: :rr:r-> a.ainst she enchOschments OF
.a...osI corporation.
D-s @: lie members OF band OF merry
:-scs;r-s az Glen EIston falls the acci-
as. v....m OF his own bullet.
S.?a C. the national geological surveys
-:t.. >l-5-s researches in regard 10 the
,.l-ai resources OF West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
SETTLED,
The Committees OF Randall and
Morrison.
a WEST vaGINIAN's GOOD LUCK.
The Doings Of the House ard Senate Yes
terday-A Vrg0ous Protest From
Southern Land Overs
Bayard as Beau.
Special 10 he Regigirr.

WASHINGTON. December lt.-lt Is now
definitely settled that Morrison. OF Illinois,
will have the chairmsuship Of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, Randall, OF
Pennsylvania, on that OF Appropriations.
Money, OF Mississippi, on that OF Post.
ofiices, Cobb on that Of Public Lands, King.
OF Mississippi, on that OF Rivers, and Hatch
on that OF Agriculture. Better selections
could not have been made andsthough, OF
course, some murmurs Of dissatisfaction are
heard. they meet with general approval
and ausur we'll for Mr.. CGlisle's future
course rs Speaker.
George 6. Chiffon, OF Kanawhs, was to-
day appointed Assistant poorkeeper OF the
House.
The arrivals are Colonel Ben Wilson and
DR.. Mitchell, OF Writ county. Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15

On Truildsy pght. al intoIicstsd man
who CAV. his name ss CaArie, Dezrss. OF
Pittsburgh. attempted 70 commit ssicids
by hanging in The lock 90 st steubenvills.
He was sr,es.sd by ika.Aarshsl and Ofiesr
Dignsr 1hSs lying il dranksn stupor.
He was psosd in the lock -aP, and shortly
after he sas put in be hung himself with
rope be wore sbou: his waist o. Q hsli
Jim LyaH, who wAs in the corridor OF the
lock. up, called the Marshal, Who returned
Immediately, and fcvnd the man lyins
on he foo- Of his eel, Lynn having sarnsd
TIE rope through the bars The fope was
attn tight aboat his reck and he Sas black
in the face. The Marshal ioossned the
rope and rubbed him until be rseAined
con nsciousness. Dr.. MoCulioufh. The city
pbysicisp, said that the man had syidsutl )
been drinking 70 much that be ,sd lost iiil
reason. However. hs vent 70 seep at i
O'Clock and slept soundly until in th'
mornirg, when be wSs discharged. III
says he win try 1t sgain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
poiNGs OF SENATE COMMITTEES.
Harrison's Alaska Bill Ordered TO be
Reported.

WAsHINGToN, December Ii. - At the
meeting OF the Senate Committee on Terri
tories bill, providing .or civil govern.
ment in Alaska, introduced by Harrison,
was considered. An amendment provid
irg for the establishment of schools 10 be
omen 10 children Of both whites and
Iudisrs, was adopted and the bill ordered
reported. The Senate bill authorizing re.
tired army officers to hold offices in the
Territories 10 which they may be elected
by the people thereof, was acted upon
The appointments by the Clerk OF the
House: john \. Palmer, Virginia. index
c'e-k F. r. Richardson, Georgia, assistant
c.ork James w. Blackburn, New York, IA
nephew Of Col. Joseph Blackburn, fore
2, an Of the folding room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
WHAT CAME OF STEALING.
Serious Riot Between Italians and NE.
ypOes.

SEwBrRGH, Pa, December li.-A serious
riot took place last n ght at the Blue Noun
tain tunnel near here beiween Italian and
negro laborers. During the night two OF
the latter broke into a shanty containing
provisions and were discovered in the act.
The alarm was given and about one hun
dred Italians attacked the negroes with SHOT
Guns and pistols. The negroes, being up-
armed. returned the assault with clubs
and stones, but were fnally forced TO seek
shelter alter four of their number had been
wounded. One OF these was fatally. and
the other three quite seriously injured. but
will probably recover, although their
bodies are filled with shot. This morning
the rioting was renewed, and the negroes
were driven away Everything is now
ouiet. snd no further trouble is appre-
henltu