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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-02
o, The Democratic Caucus for
Speaker Of the
,,,iopaI House Of Representatives
Randall Badly 6saten.
low The Nsst Virginia Members
Otsd-.-0pinions on the Result.
4, interesting Budget Of Capital
Gossip from Ian.
.SnteiHl % he RsqiSter.

U,.r.>.roN, December THE Demo
.,,;c members elect of Congress assembled
:. The bs. OF the House this evening for
.E.rr-pose OF nominating candidates for
-. y.-ious elective offices. General Rose
ans Of Calitornis, called the caucus to
de- Geddes, Of Ohio, was selected as
'l,i,msn: Willis, of Kentucky, and Dib-
~ nj South Carolina, secretaries; Cald-
Iii OF Tennessee, and Stack
.,,vsr of Indiana, as tellers.
rbs roll call from the unofficial
.,Y.v list disclosed the facts that one hun
5.s5 and eight-eight members were present.
T.,o, motion OF DOrsheimer, OF New York,
:, decided that tho members should
r,,svcs voce. and amid the : g-eatest noise
"a excitement the ballotius begsn.
Tc,o before the first bsllot was over = was
,-;5,D, that the calculations Of Mr.. RsG-
s,lr, friends had been sadly at fault and
rls, Carlisle was the coming man.
rls c'ose Of the first ballot
lowed that Carlisle WAS the fayorits OF
ssspsr,y by JUS: ti!.y votes more than
p.r..u seventy one more than Cox, and
~ ,i.h,sen more than his two opponents
,o-t,ati. ~ exact igIres the vote stood
..,h- end Of the first ballot, Carlisle lO3
r,plsti -. and Cox =. CSr.is,e's nom ns-
,,or zm.dSt the widest excitement ami
py,oneed cheers, especially from the
sourksrn and Western members, was
them made unanimous. \ committee
yas appointed to wait upon him
,-GinsOrm him OF the action OF the caucu
ard escort him TO the hsll. \ few mo-
rsr., .s,er he appeared in the hail. and
s:,srtir cheering had somewhat sQbsided
tesI, a. by,etly, thanking the members OF
the caucus for their action, and p'eiging
b:m.e 10 faithfully and honestly dis
chs-se the great trust thus imposed upon
hm.
TIE various candidates were placed in
rcuiustion as follows: John 6. Carlisle,
O; Keutucky, by Colonel Morrison, of Hi
roi;. samuel J. Randall, Of Pennsylvania,
bye1.Goyernor Andrew G. Curtin, OF the
sAl-e sEdNes . ' IN Va -'GN Va NJ ~
General Siocum, of tie same state. The
roll was called by states, and the progress
c..he voting was watched with keenest
interest.
Carlisle, Randall and Cox absented
themselves from the caucus, and occupied
the rooms Of the Committee on Appropri-
s:ons, tie Committee on Ways and Means
SID the Committee on Foreign Affairs as
lssir headquarters. Frequent messages
,spoyting the footrgs according 70 private
yai'y lists vegc from time 10 time dis
,stcbei to the respective candidates out,
lie Of the hall.
In tie yOts Viii h nominated Carlisle.
Wilson and Gibson, OF West Virginia,
voted for Carlisle, and Sayder. of the same
State, io- Randall. The West Virginia
Democrats in Washington as majority
strangely favored tie election Of Randall,
ali considerable disappointment and sur
Irise 5 expressed at the result and the c.
ton Of the members who voted for Carlisle.
Ian.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-02
IRON AND STEEL.
Not Mach Change in uhe Situation Re
duction OF Wages.


PITrsBUEG, December This weeks stu
alton in the iron and steel business is about
tie same SIS for spue time past. Tne
work in the mills is rather less than that
week. and there seems 10 be no prospect
OF an early revival, Specialties OF Light
iron are the leading articles in the market,
and nails are rather brisk, but that
IS on account OF the stoppage
soon to take plsce. Stocks in this
,itv sre light. Toe heavy iron trade
is dun, and apparently falling. Steel
piarey are greatly in demand, a-d the mills
ihnt make them aye quite active. Opera
tives here are c0asi1sraby agitsted over
the reduction in wrges announced oJ
Oliver Brothers & Phillips, who oper-
crate three oF the largest mills in this
city. and employ several thousand
men. The reduction averages
about ten per cent. Il does not extend %
the workmen who are members OF the
Analeams:ed Association, but Others wa)
belong to the Knights OF Labor 81, affect.
ed, aud the indications are that tn y Y II
strike. Nr Phillips saws that. constteriH !
The decreased condition o; trade. o. dOesn';
care whether his G1sa s:Eike or accept tas
reduction.
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A GREAT LOSS.
The Beautiful Masonic Temple
New York City,
With All Its Treasures, lrrspara'
bly, Damaged by Fire. E
Little Bill Kinney Liable to Escap'
the Hangman's Moose.
The People of WslIsburg Startled
by a Gas Explosion.

New YORK, December About half
past o'clock this morning the roof OF the
Masonic Temple, Twenty-third street and
Sixth avenue, was discovered to be on fire,
and before the engines reached the spot
great volume of smoke belched from the
windows in the asylum of the knights
Templar In the msnsard story, just below
the roof and dome. Thick volumes OF
smoke also poured from the roof, followed
by sheets of flame, which darted high up
in the air. The fire engines came tearing
to the scene four minutes after the alarms
were sounded. The report that the Ma
sonic Temple was on fire spread rapidly,
and hundreds OF the fraternity
Hurried TO the Place.
A large force of police kept the crowd
back from the firemen. Patrick Lynch and
Samuel Warren, Of the foremost iiremen in
the mansard story, were struck to the noor
by heavy plastering falling from the cell,
ing and were overcome by the heat and
smoke. They were rescued by their com'
rades, removed to hospital, restored 10
cons ciousress and sent home.
As The building below the mansard is
fire proof, the tiremen devoted their ener
gies TO saving what portion they could OF
the mansard story. The entire building Is
wa;e soaked and much valuable property
iesIrpyed After two hours hard work
the further spread OF the flames was pre-
vrrtcd ia the mapsard portion, but they
were
SIN Raging I'm the Roof.
II is thought the loss will not fall short
Of a hundred thousand dollars, as costly
frescoing and other decorations were de
Order OF the Mystic Shrine" largely
composed of Masons, met last night and
remained until late hour and it is sup
DOS ed that cigar or match dropped on
the carpet caused the FIRE. The Com man
dery room was eXpensively fitted up and
in adjoining closets were many costly
equipments and uniforms Of the Sir
Knights The Austin Room" named 10
honor Of The deceased Grand Secretary,
was recently fitted up at an expense OF
10000. and the beautiful pictures, which
the order had been so long accumulating,
were very much
Injured If Not Ruined.
The total loss on the building is $4,000.
The roof was destroyed, and the rest of the
building dsnlaged wholly by water. The
insurance on the Temple is ,000, dis
tIibuted among eight companies, the policies
being for unusually large amounts, as the
risk was thought to be one Of the safest in the
city. The Masonic Temple was five years
in construction. The conner stone was
laid in 1870. The building was dedicated
Jure2, 1871. i cost million anda half,
exclusive of the value OF the ground,
another Ealf million.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-02
WEST UNIONS MURDER TRIAL.
The EIoIUence Of HiS Counsel VIII
Probably Save Little Bili Benncy
from Hanging.
SUcCirl tO Ue RegiSirT.

SpeCi1l % tie ReGiS'cT.
VEST UNION. December 1.-The time
yesterday was exclusively taken up by ar
gument. Mr. J. Y. Blair flashed his arsu-
mert-begun Thursday-and was followed
by Col. Robert Blair, of Ritchie. Space
does not permit minute account OF these
spe, ches, nor would it be interesting, as it
would involve a synopsis OF what has al
resGv been given in the shape OF evidence.
YoL. reporter did not hear all Of Col,
Blair's speech but has heard ii spoken of
in the highest terms OF praise by those who
were present. lie was followed by Judge
c. J. Stuart. who has not yet concluded.
Many Persons are Anxious To Hear
Mr.. Freer. who bears tn reputation OF be-
ing Cne OF the smoothest, most graceful
and ready speakers in the State.
Much speculation is rife among the peO-
pie in regard to what the verdict will be-.
There was considerable prejudice against
the boy during the trial, but it is probable
tbat Col. Blsir's speech eradicated this to q
great extent. Many persons, including
nun bers of the jury, were deeply moved
by passages in his remarks.
In Regard TO the Evidence
It cen hardly be doubted that the boy was
st Bar ney Doyles house when the murder
was committed and that he was in some
manner connected with il. But there Is
not such clear and undisputable evidence
that he participated actively in the bloody
work as is necessary to justify the jury in
har ging him. 1t was thought by most per-
sous that the evidence of little Mary Doyle
Nol d bs sufficient Of Itself to hang little
Bill, but fortunately for him her evidence
amounted to nothing. 1t is impossible now
10 form much idea of what
rhe Verdict of the Jury
will he, as a number OF speeches are yet
10 lie made, whica may influence them,
sru lie weight of certain portions of the
eN!, tnce vas LETT 10 their determination;
but t may be safely asserted that they
will EUt aIOrn him with S hemp necktie.
Toe vcI,l',t will probably not be rendered
befCte Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-02
BLLLAIRE NE Ws.
4 I,unfaI Kessis Of katstday's Re-
nnEIOrIRl M0Kk.

Mr. !. n. Grafton left last nigh, for
| Well Vile. where he will spend Bnndsy.
aud IrluIn ~ morrow with bis wife. who
bBs I'eu visiting relatives for some DAYS.
The roller skating rink continues ~ bs
| the place Of amusement in this city. The
| attendance yesterday was immense. Some
| Of our young folks. s we'll ~ grown per.
sons, are becoming very graceful skaters.
| Dr. J. Armstrong and bis sister, Mrs M.
EIory. WHO have bten visiting hers for
| some dsys, returned TO their home at
kechbuTg, Pa, yesterday.
Mr.. Lowmsn WsIling and wife, Of Akron
are the guests Of Cap: Dave Walling, OF the
e. & T. Railroad.
Mrs Rose Nurry, aged IS years, was bnr.
Tisd yesterday from the Catholic Church.
Misses Gussie Hsidrick and jennie
Bowlss, Of Marietta, are enjoying the his
pitslitiss OF Bellsirs friends.
Not one arrest yesterday.
Among the visitors In the city ysstsrday
were BOuced George King snd Rt Welsh.
Of GI,ncoe: william Alexander. ~ Bridge.
port; Samuel HcGeOrge ard l.. r. Troll. NJ
~ Clsirsyills, and James Kerr. Of Martins
Ferry.
Mis- Mamie R.mer, Of Bsrnesvills, IL Wis.
Hing Mis- Alice NsIlott
Bellairs In nov without single drsmat
ic club Last winter she bad four
The tools belonging 10 NJ. ID B. Brics.
land. d.oss,.d. being rallied of by the
| glsuvorkers OF this vicinity for the bsns-
| fit Of bis widow, will come of st Patrick
| BrsnBon's saloon here to-monou evening.
Rsv. J. X. McKsliip. who assumed the
| pastoral chsyge Of the First Presbyterian
church two yesp ago has SUGGESTED In ~.
| moving debt OF over 5000. which has
ben standing sgaiEst the church ever
sircs Il sss erected. He only began the
work OF collecting the money Last summer
and has psid the amount 10 the cent. This
is remarkable, and much credit s due hr.
| AcRslIip.
turned 10 ~. Cisirstiiis on Friday After
| pl.n snt visit with Bsllsirs friends.
Quite q number OF mill men Of this city
| have rpne 10 work at Bhilisnt
| Ladies' will ts admitted free st the Heath.
| erii .torl band festival December 7th. stb
In tb. es.. Of Ohio ". Rush. for stoninE
| the H., IL and G. cars. al Jscobsburs re-
Gently. the sentence wss 80 fine sn4 -
2he &od organ will be rsfisd OF st
Re 10 bs6h ssloon 10 morrow evening.
Er. Geo. Ciouss will be hurried 10 day d
J'eloek, 1t Rose Hill Cemetery. undss
| the auspices OF Belmont Grove u. 4. o. ID.
/ No 10. Gis,s City Grove No 10. Of Bellsire.
and HfTnsn Grove No. o. OF Wbeslins
The folio wing entsftsinmsnu are BOOK.
L I'd for City Hall for December: Fesavi
| 1th. 9Th and 9th; DR.. ycclsilan'. party
/ The 10Th. festival the 18th: fest!ys! 2Dth
and 2ist: Ohio social ball 2tGh, and Morris
hall 18th.
Is, ]. johnson. Of the Third yard. 10
via. ting frie1ds at GsoryetoWn.
WY 10 ft that 20 many neglect eouxhs
| ,rd colds until they get consumption
| why II Il 20 macy die Of consumptioa, n
| il feeause thsy will not come and b
| kssled. Every one knows asu,e eordueres
| a throat and lung diseases Is Nr wistss's
bslsan OF Wild Cherry, snd that it cAa b
sos ot aoJ tsassist
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-02
ANXIOUS TO MEET JOHNNY.
An Australia Man Issues u challenge
tu the Boston Man.

MTIB)URNE. AUSTRALIA. De e,rmher In
conve rsation with Professor VIM. Miller,
the famous athlete and Greco Roman wres-
tier, formerly Of B-lrmore, now proprie'
tor Or gymnasium in this city, he made
tie following remark: 81 have sent
CT allengc through the New York
Clipper TO meet John J.. Sullivan
in Australia or New Zealand for
$50 side and the championship OF the
world, the one winning u allow his oppo'
nent 100 for expenses. AS Sullivan in
tends visiting Ca ifornis, he will, no doubt,
take a trip over here and meet me. be
lieve the oarsman Hanlin, intends visiting
the colonies shortly to row Laycock, but
the latter, having broken his leg, will per.
uBp. he unable 10 meet him. and laycocks $
ch al ces Of success Will he lessened at at
cry rate. Should LaycOck not be in trim,
Eush or Peach will have q chance at the
{. az iion."
"Ir pedssirihuism we bsve Just received
new candidate fJr hCno's in the person OF
Nr. rione. lie is Il regular flyer at short
tists, es, snG ia putting - me Of our best
men rough their psc's.
In IOOi bril- there j. nothing dong. The
season j. Gv'r ard las b'sn q great success
for oil the c!nbs in p'cuniary point Of
view their eNchcqUers being we'll filled
with the solid, shining substance which
mortal man Is ever striving To secure
tINFw IORT DeCemb'r 1.-The following
challenge appears in the Clipper
MELTOURSY, ArsrE,LIA, September ~.
1883.
Editor New York Clipper:
S;E-I hereby challenge Mr.. John ]"
Sullivan, OF EOstoo ct All pion OF America,
10 box with small or C-d'r ary sized gloves,
one II win, for $50 side, which IN ss>
nearly as possible $3.50 a eide. and the
championship OF the wOrlt, the match 10
take place in Australia or New Zealand,
and the regular rules of the ring 10 govern
the contest. will allow Sullivan 400,
which il nearly s. q, for expenses. An
answer through the New York Clipper or
the Melbourne Sportsman, Melbourne,
Victoria, Australia. will receive PROMPT
attention. II Sullivan accepts this chsl-
lepge. and ishes the $500 deposited with
c. i. Winter, proprietor Of the Melbourne
Sportsman, Irior 70 bis starting for Aus
tralia. by sending q letter 10 that elect 70
the New York ChpItr or the Aslbo1rne
Sportsman, the whole Of the II oney viii a.
once be deported. and Sullivan, II he de-
sires il, aan receive wire by cable 70 that
effect. Yours sbediently,
WILLIAM MiLLEg,
Cusmpion OF Australia.
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A GAS EXPLOSION.
Tna People OF WeIIsbuFg Thrown into
u state OF Intense Excitement by
Blow.up In q CisSern.
S0eciq! o .It RcqiE'er.

SpScjI! 10 tie Register.
WELIsnURG, December l.-About three
O'Clock this afternoon the citizens residing
in TIE vicinity Of the public school build
ing were startled by loud noise that de
noted that sn explosion of s}me kind had
taken place in the neighborhooi.
UIcn investigation it was found that
lie public cistera adjoining the
,clool property had blown up. The
cause is attributed to natural gas, as the
sss from the msin on that street has been
escaping in large quantities from defective
icints for some time. The ciste-n was d
large che, constructed for the use of the
town in case OF fire. Il was bull; OF heavy
store work and arched over in very sub
s'snt:sl manner. The top was covered With
WY heavy stone with circllar opening
atcut two feet in diameter. This opening
IVES covered with metal plate weighing
about so pounds. This plate WAS,
Thrown High iu the Air
and fell in the school house yard. The
entire arch was torn Of, the most OF which
fell into the cisteTn. The cisteTn was oaig
about hal. full of water thusgiying large
,rscs for gss to eccum1tate. Some vnrg
intelligent boys who witnessed the ey9lo
len. Informed rs that no ore was nea- "a"
.;s-e-n with TIRE: that fsS minutes bstorS
the explosion occurred some boys came
along and sat down OF the
cpp: while sitting there they heard
a strange roise issuing from beneath
dem, snd not knowing what it meant,
.bey naturally became alsrmed and !'si
from The spot, and had gone but a Snort
distsuce when the explosion took place.
Non will think il strarEa that this gas
would find its way distance nj twenty five
feet through the ground anl thus pay
snssb. brt such sre the facts. The
gas ceDpsny, in enlesvoriok tn S.o0
these leaks haze dug 10xa g.
tie points where the gas Sss
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tectiopists and free traders, and contradic-
tions on the tariff generally.
He sat in the midst of the doctors and
disputed with them.
Very few big scores are'made in Congress
solely from what q man has in him. Bills,
Jobs and committee reports are the ad-
juncts which help fellow looking for
reputation. 'Tis only ability of the first
order that can quiet the tumult of general
debate and hold the ear of the House. Car
Isle has this ability. His voice, however,
is not strong. Speaker needs to have
good lungs. Carlisle is universally re.
spected. He was always Union man, and
fought hard to keep Kentucky under the
stars and stripes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-02
THEY ElOPEO.
How YoupE FostOria Coupe O"twit.
ted an Inv iIliag Father.

FosToRI., o, December i.-Announcs-
mcnt was made this morning that Dan
Beck and Miss Rosa REMOVER, daughter OF
J. s. REMOVER, one OF the wcal,hiest men Of
town, had eoped last night Beck, who has
been employed here As freight clerk at the
good !ahits. but failed 10 win the favor OF
the youug lady's parents, and has been for
biddsn TO enter the young ladys home. or
TO have anything TO do with hor. Neither
was discouraged however, but they contin
ued To meet each other on the streets Last
night the young lady took her complete
wardrobe from her fathers house and left
with Beck ON the train Their whereabouts
hes not yet been Learned. The parents are
griof stricken over the affair.
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vss nothing compared with the offense Of
being an informer. The whole theory OF
self defense, said the Attorney General, wss
untepable. The prisoner shot Carey de!io-
erstely and openly because he believed it
to be praiseworthy act and wished to en-.
JOY all the notoriety that would
attach to it. History was full
OF instances Of men seeking such
glory. The jury he knew would be sups.
rior to any bias, and pronounce upon the
facts in the case. The Attorney General
occupied an hour and a half. The Judge
then delivered his charge TO the jury,
which at : r N. retired. At 40 they re-
turned and requested some further erpla-
nation. After receiving these instruc.
tions,
The Jury Retired, Hut Soon Returned.
and asked explanations These were given
and they again retired. At . the jury
came into court with q verdict Of Guilty"
Judge Denmsn thereupon sentenced
O'Donnell TO death
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yaDEg TnE CnUEL ~IiEELS.
Another Life BIotted Out-Suspicios,
OF Foul Play.

Y. Sterday morning about half past two
o'Cluck as the musicians, who played for
dance al S;ringsrs hall, in West Wheeling,
were returning 20 their homes, iu Beiiaire,
they discovered the manEled remains OF q
man scattered along the track for q dis
tarCg Of a quarter of a mile, near WhisEy
run The men hasteDed 10 the railroad
auth critics AZ Pc laire aad notified them OF
their find. The authorities Immediately
sent word to the train men and the remains
YVES tskeu to bridgeport and laid in a box
on the rsilrosd platfOrm. The head and
upptr portion of the body We're crushed
beyond recognition. Quite numoerot per
sons viewed the corpse and several Thought
it vas AK. Wolf OF West Wheeling
Word was sent TO his parents, who, upon
their arrival, recognized him by his clothes.
The deceased was son Of Chris. VOL the
West Wheeling ferrymsn, and was about
rs wears OF age. He was present at the
daAce Friday night, and left at hllt past
eleven o'clock for bone, his father living
short distance up Whisky run. 1t is sup
posed he was struck by the one ocIoHS
freight. Tie opinion OF those who kaeT
of the occurrence differed in regard TO his
condition, 8 few claiming he had been drink
ing. while others said that he was perfectly
sober The father believes his boy is the
victim of foul play. When found his body
and limbs were cut and ma0gled consider
ably, and a thorough examination was
made of the ground and the position the
boy must have been in when the midnight
train on the C. & P. struck him. He could
not have been standing on the track
and as he was in the best OF health aud
spirits while at the party, Mr.. Wolf thinks
it wouldn't be possible for him to have
gotten In the position be was without
having been foully dealt with and then the
body laid across the track to cover up sus
picion, for he must have been lying across
the track, when the train struck him, else
he could not have been cut and maDslea IN
tie manner he was.
BULLET HoLs FOUND.
Sirce the above was written, tits learned
that bullet hole wss discovered in Wolf 8
body, and it is now believed be was shot
ard fell across the track and was after
wsrds cut up.
Il you reel yourself growing " ssSer, your
strength failing, the functions OF yol- body
becoming impa red tase warning ia time!
Your blood is starving for want of nouriss-
ment Dr. Guysoils yellow Dock an Sar-
ssparrlls is good tor the b;and. 1t puCIiss
this stream Of lie and strengthens every
psrt OF the body. rebuilds broken down
constitution. produces dTeamiess siumher,
and r. torres wasted energies and shatteFei
nervous system. A trial bottle vii con
vir CO. No other remedy equals 1t.
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Escaping at the Surface

and upon testing the joint at those spots
found them perfectly tight. Investigation
proved that the escape was from other
place and that the gas forced its way
through the ground. There was no gas
flowing in the mains at the time of the &C.
cident, as it had been shut of at the we'll
about l0A. n.
This leaking is causing many folks much
uneasiness, as no one knows a. what
minute be will be blown heavenward with
all 1.-THE chances sgaiIst him OF reaching
terra firma in as good order and condition
as etore. The gas is good, but it must be
hsr died carefully. There is no sweet with.
ont the bitter, and no rose without the
thorn. At this writing hundreds of cti-
zers are wedding their way TO the school
house to see the effects Of the blow up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-02
FoRGAvE HIS MURDERER.
Last Prayer Of William Frazer % nis
Death. bed.

PATERSON, n. j., December After suf'
fering much Of pain, William Frazer died
yesterday morning al $50 O'Clock. al the
Ladies' Hospital, in consequence Of .
wound inflicted by John Walker on last
Sunday night. Before his death Fraser
said II forgive Walker. snd hope Col
will also forgive him" lie spent some
time in prayer with Rev. J. H. GaliawAy,
OF tie Third Presbyterian church, and bsde
q touching farewell TO his wife, mother and
child. Ills mother had been In this coun
try only q week, having been sent for by
he deceased. Who expected 10 support her.
Coroner Newcomb will impsnel . Jury 10.
day md an inquest will he held. Joan
walk"r. when Informed Of his victims
ftalh. displaytd very Iittle agitat.On.
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what Comes or Stealing Flour.

SptcldI 70 t'r KfgtSffT.
SrEyBEyyILLK, December In the Court
of Common Pleas TO day Robert Taylor,
colored, indicted for stealing two barrels Of
-four three weeks ago from a wharfboAt,
withdrew the plea of not guilty on the ad
vice OF his counsel. He was sentenced tC
two years in the penitentiary.