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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
WITNESS WALSH
Makes Public Letter Addressed TO the
President.

WNsulN.T"N, January -. y Wash
witness for the prosecution in the S.ar
route cases gives TO the public his un.
answered letter To President Arthur, which
letter he says became necessary OWNS 70
his communication to the Attorney Cen
eral not meeting With Il response. He
charges upon special counsel Bliss the fail
ure 10 iudict / 5. Senator kellogg; against
whom. Walsh says, his testimony before
the Grand Jury bore in an especial
manner rather than against cN Postmaster
General Eraiy and mail contractor Price,
who were Indicted. lie recommends that
the prosecution Of Brady, Dorsey, ct al.
De. curfidtd 10 another than Bliss, and con
CluGgs such has been OF a weaE haIting
character. The prosecution rs whole Is
such that men know not on which side
the Government is urrdyed. Such feelings
of doubt and distruSt have been engen-
dcred by this vaUiilatiOn that IN the OPIn-
ION Of many luw-Ibid NJ citizens nothing
les, than your actiN- and positive direc-
tiuu in these cases, Mr. President, will in
sure a result commensurate with the gray
iIl OF the occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
BElLAIRE Subs.
The News of sunday as Picked Up by
Our Regular Correspondents.

The First PRESBYTERIAN Sabbath school
elected the following officers yesterday:
Superintendent, Mr.. stewart; Assistant Su-
perintenGcnt, u. ". Cooper; Secretary,
Fred Strong; Treasurer. Mr.. Wil.On; Or
kauiSt. Miss Stewart; ChOristcrs, Mr. Nor
',U and Mis- Wilson. The auCtionccring
WIS ,orr by Mr.. John Mccormick WHO
did not fail to throw into his work a sprInk-
ling Of Irish wit and humOr. The advance
in pow rents will exceed those of lSS2 by At
least $500 The church is too small for the
number OF worshipperS, although it is al.
ranged that only onc.half shall come to the
maSs-the essential service.
Mr.. u. II. Darrah has returned from
Columbus.
MIS- John T. Lane and children will re.
turn tomorrow, after 4 two weeks visit at
Chicago.
The Cambridge accommodation on the H.
K O., which leaves here At 5:.iO. will. in all
probability, not leave until 6 O'Clock, after
next Sunday. All trains on this rnti are
making excellent time now
It Was reported yesterday that m uptown
grocer made an assignment on Saturday
night, but who the man was was more than
We could learn.
In consequence OF the great amount of
parish work and his personal supervision
over the Young Mems Catholic Union, and
the formation OF a command Oi the kniEh,a
OF the Red Cross Father call has declined
the invitation To lecture in Philadelphia
this winter.
Miss Emma Maxwell is still improving
slowly. bat her case is rather doubtful, her
chances for death hcin; the most favor
able.
our physicians report the sanitary con
dtion of Bellairc To he very god Just now.
The Ohio glass works will Resume this
morning after ten wees stOppayc for re-
pairs and the annual Inventory.
Tie different churches will observe the
week Of prayer by holding independent
services.
Marshal prugan is determined to break
up The corner lOaiing.
The annual sale OF pews took place in 81
.Juhu's Church yesterday At , l.. u. accord
il 10 previous announcement The bless
ed sacrament was reverently removed tOan
adjoining saaristry, for the dogma Of the
'l;,nl Presence makes the church build
ing 50 sacred TO u Catholic thai hc refuses
tu even think OF sccul,r matters IN the pres
ei',.
Thr Catholic population has materially
increased ~ the lat S"Hr and IN rtc the
Grmurd for pcw> Tui'" active.
services were hrii IA 81. The churches
Yesterday and the aI',niince was good,
considering th" condition Ui the pave
ntuis.
Considerable stock j. fed ~ 'l,. yards
now Il days. The were thIIty six car loads
on Friday
rraestr ans wcr" nut IN SwarmS yaster.
dry Notwithstanding ,he disLGreca5!e
WI Ling.
col. T.. T. Bowie leaves for the West TO-
day in the interest al the .ftns Glass
W. "h>.
Mis- Hannah sullivan, residing on Union
street iu,r below che &; Il -. railroad
br,dro. : the mother oi bouncing sDa,
ami ,aa7ges Wilhrr Enofcr, an employe of
the lantern factory, a. b"ing the father vi
III" same. He has departed.
To-day al \. n. before Squire Crls-
well takes t'acp i suit oi Patrick kerran
IS A.thur Rradli".d in atiachmcnt.'
There were "" bnpri~ms in the Catholic
Church yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
ONE WIFE TOO MANY.


-
Whl:fsTI.lo IA. January The jury
in the case Of Holm l"tird,, on trial for hi..
amy, rendered - d' ri-;un uf t:ulty - in.
di,t,G. John Ppuri> vino mad" hi home
with his Iuther here rmM"nr"i paying
attentions lat summer "a - g'r l;ile-n
wears old named Johnston. the daughter
oIG. W l. Johnston, a nrighboring farm
er. passing himself OF rs single man, he
having flmily living at "r near PunXi-
tawnev. Jefferson county. IA. Last OCt)-
bcr John Pounds stole Maggie Johnson from
her home and with her went to
Justice Wor'cy, one mile east of Waynes
burg. who for one dollar pronounced them
man and wife Pounds kept the girl a few
DAYS when her distracted parents suarerd.
ed in getting her home again. and on l"nrn-
inu that she and Pounds were actually
married. at once had hin arrrr'"i "r
cha.y. 81 hr.amy. and alSr i"r kidutrpinE
PDui - had hearing before J.ls,ir" Nam.
m,, and ia default ~ ht ! wa scat TO ill
where ne has since rrma ned Tn" .rard
iury found true bill Sgainst hl'" last
Tuesday and the same night he urts IN
Attempt 10 Er"nG Jmil.
lie haa r,rChcd the ceiling, not y" .ag con
fined ~ cell. and the now p'IsnN ~: ."t
heinz completed IN the seoud str-r h" y5s
about 10 succeed in g"Iiing th-Or,h int"
tlr urror story. when bv some r'I", b"
fell tn i've fopr below. i distance ID twenty
feet He was badly jammci and >'"n""i,
and law uuiet for some time. hat rallied
and raae uu with whO'e bones and was
able 20 take his place hc~,dc his counsel on
the case hciur called NJ. The most in
ror.aut witness for the pr0-coGtion WAS
William Tairman. ~ attorney rom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
A BRAVE BEAUTY.
Miss Emma Sicbert CaptHrcS II NeW
York Burglar.

Num YORK, January Miss Emma
Siebert, pretty girl OF eighteen, fell
asleep in a chair last evening in the parlor
of her residence. no 81 Ludlow street,
and was awakened by the presence OF a
burglar, who was trying to force the door
of an adjoining room. Instead of scream
ing or faintng, size ~prang at the intruder
and attempted TO choke him. lie shook
her oil and Spraug out OF the house. She
followed and %rasped the burglar again at
the corner OF tirand street
There were but few people on the street,
and no one came to the assistance OF Miss
Siebert. who was getting roughly used by
tie burglar. until policeman appeared
and arrested him. At the station he gave
the name of Geo. Robinson, OF No. li6 For
svthe street. When he was arraigned IN
court to-day Miss Siebert told the story OF
her struggle and capture siuply and moi
estly. and Justice Patterson held the prlN.
oner for trial and omplimented the young
heroine for her unusual and undauhtcd
courage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
A LIFE NOTE.
How widow Got $4,000 From the
Estntc of a Rich bachelor

TRoY y. Y, January The lol'uwing
singular case comes from GH''upville.
ScLuharie county: Mathew Ljmpson. n
bachelor. aged about eghty-iour years,
died III this village January /. 1881, leaving
an estate of (! l0,u0p. The greatest portion
consisted 1l bonds, mortgages and railroad
securities. few days before his death,
in the presence uf tn" attending physician
anG uouhrr, uf the family in which he
liyrA. a"Irrrted one ol his executors how
10 sr''lr :hc estate. AMI said there were no
ohi.uti"ns against him. After probating
hi, wilt Mrs ka'c T.. il'ls'ry. a widoT. on
the sunny sd, Ot fOrtv, residing at S'hD.
LaIir. presented Ia the executors the fol-
lowing: Three days after date for value
received | promise to pay Kate l.. lill>iry
or here ten thousand dollars with inter.
est. This note is ru run us long as ! live.
interest to hr paid annually. Dated Aprii
H. iSNJ. M. hNnrSpN.
Endorsed on the back, Received Octn.
Der lU. l,SU. 500 on the withr. 1t WIS
admitted that the note, excepting the SIX
nature. WINS in the handwriting ui the
pavcc. The executors denied the genuine
mess OF The signature. An issue was loincd
in The supreme Court and i referee ap.
pciu'rd a trial uf several days occurred
in which many witucS,r-. including eN-
Tcris testified 10 the geuUncucSS Oi the
signature Last week IIISe Maynard,
tie rrlrrrc. filed lis report in .LyOr uf the
plaintiff. 3uJstan,itting the validity o! the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
MARTINS FERRY.
ChurcE. .SaeiaI, ,hnusenient. Police aud
In,IustrL,I Matters.

Mr.. George Greer. Of Bcllairc, is visiting
his many old friends.
A number of persons are in the habit Of
stealing the RrcISTER from different dp)rs.
| and if il Is uot Stopped we Will give them
| away.
In oar item giving the statistics in sat.
urd"ys RE'.I-tkt typographical errors
uair Il, say there were 40 saloons and
ami - .r.t dog IN Martins Ferry. The
number should have read 30 saloons and
.gI dogs.
.ctr TOMS Cabin j. the next thing III
the amUs"m'n line, then the Excelsior
%Jmd festival. .lc "patrIut GOn,' the
PRESBYTERIAN and Mssons cantatas. the
Gallagher Brotncrs Writing on the Wall.
ana nttl" Rhodes.
Kate Taylor Is assuming considerable
noruricty as a fortune teller.
Not one arrest yes erdar.
Hurley Porter Who laDguiSbcs IN the
lookup charged with drunkenness aud car
ryiug concealed weapons, will likely, as he
should ne, Gnedpretty heavily. When ar
rested b. had a loaded revolver aud u
handful Uf cartridges He is II ley lrafer.
a di,p race to himself aud poo: widowed
mother. who is rs honest woman as ever
lived. and shou,d be kept behind the bars.
Report says that ThOs. Curtis will be
arriod on ths 10th inst.
Un fa;vrday evening Miss Jennie New.
land cntcTtailei a number %! friends al
their residence. Refreshments wer"
served in abundant quantities. and the
evening wa spent in a pleasant manner,
the guests remaining TIL midnight
TIC Plca5nre ClTh will give misTn"rsie
ball at Mrdil's Hall tomorrow evening
AL u good time j. anticipated.
rhe E,na mill will resume this morn
.!-g.
services were held in all thorhurches r's-
tvriry except the Baptist and the attend
ancr was good. Communion services wcr"
acid at tho Presh yrcrian, BY. J. J. MCCar-
reil pastor, officiating The attendance
l,nN large.
Dr. - T. West is very low with partial
paralysis. Drs. Williams OF the Gig, ani
Wrsl, Of Beilaire. are attcading him, and
regard his condition as very critical.
Charley Rainey, OF Blairsyil', "a. who
rrt-. yislting friends here will retirT home
this morning.
Miss Mary, daughter oi Mr. S'svsn Row
leg, Of New and's addition Is visiting re.a-
u fes and frien Is at BptlaiTe.
The SSlgred Odd Fellows supper. at their
bal. OF. Saturday eycLins. was gran. sue,
ress Nearly one hU.adred pc sons icd nni
the occasion IS said u hav" been one OF the
most enjoyable ever hrlG IN Mafth
| Ferry. EMANUEL SIanisDn SiEs you Just
! ought ~ have seen the tabs.
The coal miners employ 81 a the itAiih~.
| Lcresbouts contemplate breaking away
| iI,u the present union -'Eerhin@ t.en
and >rganiLlng one Of rhcIr own. ih"y
regard these mines rlors dangerous ani
! d;giru.t TO work and THIS IS why they want
! rn break away from The Wheeling union.
! not desiring 10 work for the -ame price as
| Iaia the Wheeling miners. They think
| rIrrv deserve more sai sre nnw Hing -
| work at these prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
IDLE FACTORIES.
a s;snrrHI pcrseSsioH in the rsaH"fae'
ture OF IA.iiOU :sud " oekens.

pmrLAprirHII. Janj:ary ii is estimat'
cd that at least lnmss looms arl p-Ohtb!y
0,oo0 spi1dfes are now idle III 'He cotton
and wooden mills - this city and vicinity
in consequence oi the continued depression
in trade II is smpo.sibio to give tie ex-
act iiaurts, but ehIs e-iimat" Il, The lowest
of several made by we'll informed gentle
nen. At the usual rats nj running thsHe
machines. it means .Ota} loss ot work for
from ) OD0 to e 90 operatives, while pFoba-
bly, ten times as many are working On re-
dnced wages or on shortened time. The de-
preston is felt mos severely in th' '''s'Hess
o. Producing the cheaper grades o! cotton
anil woo.en goods. and it is 80 general that.
Us one Of the largest mi! oTnrr9 ii '.ss
city sa:l ya,l.rhg. -, :""'tr ~, ~
AFFORD u cl.5s as :...i'r = t3.a - I"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
APrayCr Cat short.

H,vuToN, ONr., January 6.-In the little
town OF Milton, about fifteen miles from
here. Michael O Ruurke was hanged for the
murder of Edward Maher and his daughter
Bridget Maher. in Nelson township on
January -, lsS2 He stood on the trap
and the hangman adjusted the moose about
his neck. Michael O'Rourke, ifyou have
ANYTHING to say. say it now. said Sheriff
Clements. Il don't think have anything
to saw answered the condemned man.
Then knceling down he began the Lords
rrayer with the priest and in the middle
of bis prayer the trap opened and he ieIl
nine feet breaking his neck. he aiea as
10 nod lived without making 4 confession,
ond with an unmoved bearing Clnaiians
ratber pride themselves that the insanity
dodge, influence andlegal flaws are OF little
avail to one against whom murder has been
nrOyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
POLK'S POCKET
NGii Fitted with Tennessee Bond,
Ha-c Light On II In TransactiOns.

NLu N0Ra. January 6.-The story Of the
dcialCation Of the state Treasurer Of Ten.
ne see and that his losses have been Great.
"a hv sreCulatiOns in Wall street, has
caused some excitement in financial circles,
~ 4 .arre portion OF the bonds are h"ii
abroad a. well a. in this country. Tn"
pTinciI al bankers in this city haze re-
LcrNrd Numerous cable messages anG t"l"'
grams respecting the course - 10"
pursued with regard to the Ten
uessec bonds and tais had aided
tu the excitement created by the anNl"us
injuries OF those holding bonds N this
city. 4 reporter called on a member "i
the New York trims reported 10 he inter
e,trd in Southern transactions. From the
heads Of those houses nothing could he
learned as 30 Treasurer Polk herring Oper-
ated in any way on the general market, bu.
il is said that having great ialth in the
honesty OF the people OF Tennessee,
be not only b"ught heavily himself
OF Tennessee bonds, but advised fri7nd, to
purchase them, feeling sure that the in
junction would never he allowed, and that
The debt would be honestly paid Polk
bought bonds as high as -, il npi higher
and is said to have been compelled to sell
ut 80, or even less; they are eTen much
lower to day than at the time Polk sold,
and lie is supposed to aOld large blo'k OF
thCSs bonds at the present time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
virginia Tax. sales of 1851.

WASHINGTON, January 7.-On motion OF
Mr.. Malone, resolution was adopted by
the Senate directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to send to the Senate statement
showing, first, the number aud size of the
farms or plantations in Virginia sold under
the act of 1852 for the collection of direct
taxes in its insurrectionary States ;ysecond,
the amount for which each of them was as.
sessed and taxed, the amount OF tax col
lected from each, and the amount for
which they we're bid of, and by whom
third, what amount of money was covered
into the Treasure, over and above the
amount of direct taxes and how null Of
such money is now in the Treasury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
CURIOUS.
Ansther. Sister Lays or the Veil
and karriss.
How The Darts of Cupid Pierced the
Heart of Nun-A Pennsyl-
yaHian Who Wanted TO
Be a Mormon.
GENERAL NEWS FROM ALL POINTS.

BALTIMORE No January For the
first time in the history oi Baltimore a
Sister OF Charity has absolved herself from
the VOWS of the Catholic church and taken
a chance in the lOtte-y Of marriage. The
solemn ceremony that transformed de-
mure Sister of Charity into 4 blooming
bride was sOlemnized at the Roman CathO.
lie cathedral on Sunday evening last, one
OF the priests of the parish, Rev Father
Dev:ne, Officiating. The ease is an extraOr.
dinary one. The bride was Miss Lizzie
Mcdonald, OF Baltimore, and the announce
ment oil her wedding, which was only made
public to-day, created
"A Decided Sensation
III social and religious circles. inquiry at
the Cathedral indicated a desire on the part
of the clergy to prevent any publicity in
connection with the nuptia! ceremony.
Father Devine, refused to he interviewed
on the subject. From other sources. how.
ever, ii was learned that Miss Mcdonald
entered the slsterF ood when only Is years
of age, at which time she was very attrac-
tive young lady. After assuming the VOWS
she taught school in the educational ins,i-
tutions connected with the SistrThODd at
Mobile, Milwaukee, Chicago. Mount DeSales
in Maryland. and other places. She spent
altogether eleven years rs adeyoutmemoer
Of the order About five years aTO she WAS
attacked with a sudden and severe illness,
and at the request Of her father was per.
mitttd to return home At one time she
was supposed to be in dying condition,
but she finally recovered and was about To
resume her
Religious Duties
when her father was taken seriously III.
She nurscd him tendcrly until his recovery,
ana then went to Washington on visit
and met, at a party, Mr. Moore. \ warm
friendship Sprang up between them I'M
mcdi&tcly, and after brief Solourn at the
Capital Miss Mcdonald returned to Balt-
more and II regular CorrcspOndenCc was
kept up for some time ending in pro-
Iu,'l OF marriage from Mr.. Moore. Ar
lnil ticnts Tor the marriage were quickly
u.adc. and on Sauday evening last, as the
tWIrgit shadows Crept into the Old Cathe.
dra ana tie nIyiHds OF lights on the grand
al;ar effected 'Nc shadows OF the interior
al she linz. kururrd cditiCc, the once dc.
mLrr Sister OF Charity east aside tigura.
iiv,ly tie ,Ambra robes that bound her to
tie EO.y Si>terhOUd and, attircd III tie
bTiyhtc>t ci worldly costumes and adorned
with wreath Of orange blossom, became a
Joyous bride. There was no reception AMI
the Lappy couple entered the carriage in
front Of the arch. Episcopal residence AMI
drove quickly 10 the nearest railroad sta
tion for bridal tour to New York and tine
East Such had been the precautiOn taken
10 keep the matter quiet that 1t only be-
cane known through an accidental circum.
stance.
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An Oh Strike

WAyNxsBr EG, p, Januayy 6.-rhe oil
excitement. which has beea dead for the
past eighteen ycsss in the Dunkirk Creek
VALLEY, is hcing revived again. Several
companies frOll Philadelphia and Ne"
York have had agents in that section lat
terry. and a g5eat scope Of country has been
leased. enlAraCiu. some 2i,o'O acres.
The tcrritosy leased extends in southern
direction from the mouth Dt DlnkirH
creek where it emptics inso the Monon'
gahela river tore4r fairmOunt, W. va. AS
soon as the weather will admit there vii!
he sGuse e!ghteea or twenty test wells put
down alorg the route. The Dunkirk oi. Is
ycI, heayy, sud brings in the market
ahcut twice s. much - is commanded by
the kf!C-hrl.y Oh.
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SURPRISING THE SURGEONS.
4 Wan Lives Six Years with Large
Hole in Eia Minh.Pipe.

WAsHlNCroN. January There arrived
in this city on Friday man who, six years
since. had his throat cut and wind-pipe
completely severed. and who breaths
through his mouth or the original wound
AZ will. lie brought letter from DR..
Ggorce NJ. Lcnerts, an eminent laryngOs-
corist of New York. to DR.. Carroll Nor
gan. OF this city, who also practices prin-
ripallv with throat cases. The man name
+, Simon Ladenski native OF Roumania,
and he has had probably the most remark
able experiences of this kind OF any man
Tvirr Ladenski had his throat cut from
par 10 ear was afterwards. hanged, then
stabbed in the abdomen and cut on the
cheek. He is compelled from the
Nature of the Wound
in hi, throat to breathe through a SILVER
tube. Iadenski is twcnty-elght years oid,
and came to this country a an cmlErant
some months ago with the intention OF
settling i'm Missouri Two years az" ne
WAS one of party OF ten VINO were NJ
,arEed bv gypsy rebberS on the ROAD from
VarsIOe. LadeuSki'S ! party was uyeFpOWcT'u
and all their throats cut by the ROBBERS,
who then took the goods owned DS tn'I'
victims but gUarrelcd among thehSc'EeS
-, To the division of the plunder. la.
Icuski managed to crawl into a Ciump ~.
brshrs where he was discovered by one 81
lie gsng He was brought out and hanged
'r The neck TO tree. After remaining
rLrre for some time the robbers Thought
him dead. but to make sure Of their work;
.tabbrd hlm in the abdomen and sIashei
hi, cheek. They then cut hlm down anu
threw him among
His Head CompRnions-
Two davs after he was discovered by trSI.
Russ nm eminent Austrian phySlCiaA' "uo
caused him and two others OF tht party
who were alive to he removed to Vienna
He was attended by eminent phySiGI'hs'
who found the wind-piue closed; ~ re,
manned so for two years, during when ne
was unable TO speak. At length the ply
i,isn, succeeded in drawing small beads
attached to a thread introduced by means
of a needle. through the traChea anu ihto
The month. The beads were inCreaSed III
size rs the operation was repeated, III HCHCI'
if possible, 10 affect permanent enlarge
'uent OF the windp'pe. ,,.
LAST evening Dr. Morgan hat lAie"'N'
before a class Of students at the
Georgetown Medical College.
aS we'll IS several members OF the faculty.
( The subject exhibited himself ana went
through the operation OF inserting S>hTo-
ictter's leaden dilatOr, about the size OF
The two last ioinrs of a little finger. When
this was IN place Dr. Morgan, by means oi
the larVugOSCnpe, showed the students the
fIppcr surface OF the appliance in place two
or three inches down the mans throat
He also explained by means of Diagram
fls usture OI the original injury, tie e
spr,, auG the condition OF the subject q
resent. Dr. Morgan hsst saw the man u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-08
A REPUBLICAN, VICTORY,
They Elect the Entire Ticket In Par
kersburg with One Exception.
O.,
Special 10 the Register.

PAREEESRURG, w. Va, January As
indicated last night, yesterday was 4 bad
day for the Democrats. The Republicans
swept the platter clean, electing every man
on the ticket except Al. Zienziger Demo,
crat, who slipped into Council with 81 ma
jority. The following are the official
majorities Mayor-Scott, I'll. Council
Ilcnziger, Dem, 81; Good, ~: McCrcary.
1888; Stewart, 10; Burke, lS3; Fleming
-. Recorder Leonard :. The Mayor
elect and Recorder are well known Pro.
hibitionists. The majority Of the Council
elect are in favor OF license. 1t is not
known how the new Council stands on the
police regulations and the present force.
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Negro .bducts u white Girl.

Bosroy, January IA dispatch from 81
Albans. IT.. says John Edwards, col
ored farm laborer at Rochester, ran away
with Kitty Marsh, thirteen years old,
daughter Of farmer. Edwards stole horses
and sleigh from his employer and calm;
at the school house whe-a the Ejrl was she
accept ed AL invitation 10 axe ride. These
facts were learned ~ the pl~en'e from The
children, ant al alarm W. given. The
search has baa0 .iLprpIs,y r-D''s"lea s..
oye- M ul>..lc.l pa. ;: tR-5.tt