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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-21
General walker and the Census.

WASHINGTON, February D.-In a conver.
sation with General Francis A. Walker
this morning, about the census, he said
the work was going rapidly toward salts
factory completion. why, we can fur.
nish the government printer more matter
than he can set up. The work, find, has
been Conscientiously performed and re-
ports that the statistics have been care
Iessly gathered or erudely classified,
an satisfied are true, and am sure the re.
suits will justify my statements. l de-
signed the research OF the tenth census on
a scale of colossal magnitude, embracing
voluminous details unknown TO many, but
infinitely valuable for scientific and edu.
cstional purposes, beside the vast mass OF
information relative to every business in
the country. Owing to the failure of ap.
propristions the work has been delayed,
but now | mean to push it TO completion,
and think when it is done this decade
will he DrOpd of il "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-21
The NEWS IN BRIEF.

Csicsco has female quail-eater.
Evangelist Barnes is going to England.
The Da1 Jian conference is in session.
The coronation of King Kalakaua took
ysce yesterday.
Miss Malcolm, who was shot By her
Swedish lover at McHeesport is getting
we'll.
The Senate Of the Maine Legislature
passed a Prohibitory constitutional amend
\ment.
Somerviue & Birkmyer's mill at Lanark
wss destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss over
100000.
Timothy Green was acquitted OF the
charge of numbering Father O'Donough' oi
Morrow, D.
A public reception was given to Susan
L. Anthony by the Citizens Suffrage As
sociation Of Philadelphia, Monfay evening.
\ Berlin dispatch says that the Federal
Council. yesterday, adopted resolution
iorbidding the importation OF American
pork.
\ In the Spanish Cortez, the election of
members for the Oaths Committee OF the
Chambers resulted in favor Of the Govern
meut
The Cars forthcoming manifesto will
oiler to the peaSsntry loans for the Pur-
chase and improvement Of cultivated
lands.
Frederick William, Crown Prince OF Ger
(msny, will probably represent the Garman
court at the coronation of the Emperor OF
Russia
The Eueros Ayres, Of the Allan Line,
ro,lGcd wiih another steamer, name not
r,rorted, OFT the Scotch coast, and sunk her.
E.ryen persons Of the sunken vessel were
drowned.
At Galveston, Texas, an alteration be
tween Charles Mcdonald. son of the POST
master and Henry Turner, resulted in
Turner beipg slot through the bowels and
Mcdonald beil.: seriously beaten with an
iTon poker.
The Paris Tem,' charges England with
Wsking advantage Dt the recent internal
4 troubles to exclud. France from any par
ticipation in the Affairs Of Egypt. The
Figaro attacks the new ministry, and de-
rounces Jules Ferry as unscrupslous.
News from Capetown. Just received, gives
yarticulars Of the wreck OF Desolstion Is.
land in October last of the American
schooner Hior's Bride. The news is that
eighty.Oue Of the crew were drowned. The
remaining four hBye been landed at Cape.
town.
Captain James Irwin, for many years
a. Il clerk Of the steamer Elizabeth, died
81 his residence in Elizabeth, Pa, yester-
tsy morning He had been helpless from
q rGraly tic stroke for two years. He had
extensive acquaintance in Pittsburgh and
all along the Monongahela Valley.
By the latest mail from Madagascar it IS
learned that the French flag is flying on
ete northwest coast. Owing to the fact
that the natives are very much irritated
the Prime Minister has begged the foreign
residents Of Tamatave not to venture into
tie interior. Wsrlike preparations are
proceeding at Tamataye.
The NihilSt who committed suicide at
the public baths in St. Petersburg last
Sunday, left confession in which be says
he destroyed himself rather than carry out
The order of the organization to murder
the Gar on his coronation day. He was
Of the meR selected to do the deed
His confession gives no hint as to who the
others are.
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YOUNGSTOWN.

A Receiver Appointed fer Bssws. ass.
nell q Ce.-The Works - - kspt
RanHisG.
CLEVELAND. February 20.-Faystts Drovp
Of Clevelsbd. Vas this morning spp0intsd
by the United States Court receiver Of
Brown, Bonneil 4 Co., Of Younestosn.
The works will continue 70 run. for the
present st least. The Company represents
IL has O large stock and good contracts.
The asiets, it 10 claimed, are largely In sT.
cese Of the Liabilities. HubbsFt Ayes has
not come, and 10 not expected. No formal
meeting Of the Directors has been called,
but prominent stockholders will consult
with The receiver.
CLEVELAND. o. February W-Rscslver
Brown was appointed on application of the
Jackson and Lake Superior Iron Mining
Company and the HeAgsunes Copoantrs-
ton Company for themselves. having
clsims amounting 70 $50 900, and for the
other creditors. He gave bond In 500. 90
with Amssss Stone, Selah Chamberlain snd
Chas. A. Otis for sureties. Mr.. Brown said
TO m Associated Press correspondent thst
be expected the Youngstosn works would
be 81 ut down TO take an inventory, sftsf
which they would be managed 70 make The
most of the property.
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MEMPHIS.
Accident to m ABehsP Line stea0es-
Part sT Her Cargo DaDage1.

Accident 20 m ABehsP Line etea1ef-
Part Or Her Cargo Ds1age1.
Mrxrns. February 20 - The Anchor
Line steamer John e. youre, en- roats
from ST. Louis 10 Memphis. while backing
out from Hstbawsy's l,ndins. yessarday
morning, struck . hidden obstruction and
tore q hole in her stern, causing the water
10 Gov in freely. The accident was not
discovered until she reached Gsyoso, tan
miles below. where the steamer sss run on
4 bar and the pumps put 70 work, y which
time the water was up 70 the guardA ~.
ter strenuous efforts the vster wn pumped
out temporarily. repairs made, ana W,
boat arrived hare this morning snd sntsreo
q p<o.eSt. a considerable qrantity OF noui
In ,Ls hold vas Destroyed.
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Suit Against . Publishing Firm.

NEW YORK, February D.-Paul B. Do
Cnaillu. the African traveller, has brought
nit IN the Superior Court against Harper
Eros 10 recov.- damages for loss alleged
to have been sustained from their refusal
to supply the public demand for his Aook,
The Land OF the Midnight SUM- Jucge
Freedman granted orders directing com,
Of plainuff at Forwich. Conn, Chicago
and other places.
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SufIdeu Death.

WASHINGTON. Pa, February 20.-Cephas
Baldwin. aged 50 years. of West Union on
The Waynesburg and Washington railroad,
died suddenly Sunday night Daring the
night his wife awakened aud found her
husband gasping for breath. She went for
light, but before Sue returned to the
room Mr. Bald win had expired.
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Murder Trial.

CANTON, O., February 20.-The trial OF
Ohio VS.. George McMillen, indicted for
murder in the first degree was commenced
in Common Pleas Court yesterday. The
accused is charged with the murder Of his
wife on June Is last, the details of which
were published at the time. a jury Vas
not obtained.
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Large Wool Shipments.

BuReETrsrowS. February 2o.-Messrs;
Witherspoon & Vance have bought and
shipped nearly 125, 5,OOQ pounds Of wool fol
the Empire woolen mills of New York
within the past few days. They paid from
S6 TO IS cents. Fifty thousand pounds wert
Iurchssed BY another party ct about the
same figures.
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,dsrblIt IIl.

- NoHs ruary 2O.-The Mornins
'SSs, l%y," W., a long story 10 the eiTsrt
snSr. Va Vanderbilt is verv III
cess 10 aro bnsiDess 'Iat L Ne has
beinsnndue bis sSS, 49, NS. MS adal7s
VahdeNt. ;t;c,s S'n' a,s S'. cornelius
NJ STswIenerally known, Mr.
past faniSht 80 .'n mas ior the
iIienfS, md uos'OuS ."-, aaH.ety 70 his
family ~ SeeaS "ete tAAeA oy the
-yle limits OF ,"S ";,oT CEhuped within
VII very sick man.
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Greene County Excited.

WAYxEsBuRG. February 2o.-The oil er-
element continues TO rise st Mt. Morris
A. c. Robinson. a geologist representing an
nil con- pany of Philaielphia, also one OF
New York. is in this neighborhood making
surveys Of the country between NJ Morris
and the old abando ned Dunkard district
Mr.. Robinson states that this is rich OIL
field and that the region will be thoroughly
tested next summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-21
The Last OF Beltzhoover.

Beltzhooyer's resolution to make the
Secretsry of War deliver the correspond.
ence between General Hazen and himself,
which he is anxious to do was this morn
ing reported adversely from the Military
Committee. This lays Belzhoover and the
resolution both on the table aud his light
will continue 70 wane like the expiring
wick Of a snuffed candle until it goes out
on the Forty seventh Congress, leaving
only a pungent noIious smell.
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Is Haxen insane:

WASHINGTON, February 2O.-A New York
telegram says The Times editorially, re.
ferring to Gen. Hazen's persistent demands
for Senatorial committee to investigate
the charges made by Congressman Beltz.
hoover sgainst the weather bureau, says:
Gen. Hazen should be treated to q court
martial unless a commission de lunaLico
inquirendo is not previously ordered in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-21
SHOCKING TRAGEDY,
""thrr Shoots Her Three-MOnthS-
vi" BABY Through the Head.

NhootS Her rhree-MOn tbs
W" Baby Through the Head.
81. LOUIS February "a most shock.
Gass'y occurred at Springfield, No,
s.ysSsS5. Mrs. Tlly Schouder, the youn,
,,fe OF Frank schouder, a cisarmaker, dur
ns her huSands absence from home. sho.
- thIeehon'hs-old baby through the
sesa with Sor'y.four caliOe- pistol. anl
.,,>n hUcd nother ball trvu the same
..eou iu'Ger own head. No c,uss !,
S1swr fer tact. The couple came from
r<nevine, l about two years ago, and
r<sd hsPr"7gether aud were prosper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-21
A FEMALE TRAMP.
A Deranged wOman's Slow Journey
From Kingston, Ont, 10 New York.


From Kingston, Ont, TO New York.
New YORK, February 20.-On last Christ.
mas day Mrs. Eliza Rodenstein, widow
of DR.. Rodenstein, Of Carmansyille, quilted
her home in Kingston, Ont. She had re-
ligious monomania. Her two sons pro-
cured the aid of tho Canadian police, and
Mrs. Rodenstein's course was traced to
Niagara Falls. She had stopped at hotels
and informed the landlords that she was
going to visit her brother .in-law, DR.. A. i.
Rodenstein, who lived at st. Nicholas
avenue and lj5th street. Thousands OF
printed postal cards containing a descrip-
ton Of Mrs ROdenstein were sent along the
different routes between this city and Nj
agara Falls; hundreds Of her photographs
were distributed through this State and in
Canada, and large posters offered $500 for
information concerning her. On January
% Chief Constable Stewart, OF Hamilton,
Ont, wrote TO pr Rodenstein that he be-
lieyed she had thrown herself
over Niagara Falls.
On Thursday evening last Mrs. Roden-
stein arrived at Carmansyllle and wen; dl-
rectly to DR.. Rodensteins residence. She
looked stronger and in better health than
"UeU Sue uUlllcu IcT uOIlGs EAlC ua1 IlO
baggage. Her dress was the same that she
wore when she started. Her first remark
was that she had come 10 visit her two
daughters at the Convent Of the Sacred
Heart, and in the conversation that follow
ed Mrs. Rodenstein did not seem to real
ize or remember the scenes she had passed
through. Any reference to them excited
her. BY putting together what she has
said, DR.. Rodenstein learns that she was
sick in hospital in Rochester for about
month, and that money was given to her
there. She rode TO Ionkers where s. was
given her. She wore jewelry. She was ap-
parently treated in the klndeSt manner by
all whom she met. 1t is not thought that
she walked very much. She viii! remain
at DR.. Rodenstein's house. Her two sons
have secured situations in Washington,
but, although she has always been very
soliCitous about their welfare. she never
alludss TO them.
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Norruth An the S.orx-

NEv York, February 20.-There is no
truth in the story published here that Nr.
Vanderbilt is dangerously i'll. He is at
tending TO business to-day.
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DSsaNNesv~1.

MATAxoEAs, Ill. February % I.ouis
Feiiitpcba. Master in Cbsncsry OF Wood.
ford county. bss disappeared. bic accounts
about the sanie amount In the city. His
property has bern attached He leaves .
wife behind. He vas Q prominent Demo.
cratic poliiicisn and soldisr 10 the NeIi.
can war. He was much liked here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-21
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The morning session was consumed in
the reading of bill.
The House reconyenei at 2 so'clock.
Senate Joint resolution providing ior
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a HINE DuRaAH
ReeestIy AAael - Sssssss vsa0ssss's


sepatof Jos.ph vsnmstsS, u,s able rep
resentativs Of the Hardy district, in the
State Senate. IL one Of th . vsalthisst men
IN the body. When st homo hs Givss .
crest paYt OF bis sttention 10 d . bfseding
OF fine stock, snd his herds srs famous
throughout the South Branch vslIsy. Re-
csntIy be purchased . 6ns Durham ball,
which is thus noticed By the B,ssdeT o..
.ef,e, of Chicago:
A. N. Winslov's Sons, Of Ksstskss, Ill,
have Just soId the red Phsosss ball calf
sth Duke Of Bsnbrieg. by 4sh Duts q
esth bv ID Duke OF HoSthumbsvissd
2z.sGs, TO Mr. Joseph vsomster. Of Old
Fields, West vifdnis, for the road
cum Of 1900. We had the pless.
use Of sesing the calf Tuesday
morning prior 10 bis ahipment over the
B. Il u. rsiiYosd. and can truly ssy vs hsvs
never seen Q better calf from the winslow
herd. He bss Gained tribe over thrss
poupds per day since birth, be- loae.
mossy cost and every sppeasspcs d btsith
.Sd thrift eevefsi parties hsvs bsss 90
dsayoring TO serure this psomlsiu9 yonal,
sisr, bot NJ. vaometer Hnaliy 0ptsp1
him.
eensior vsnnetsr Il 10 b esssrstaIsied
on securing 20 6ss sn scgujsitica . hh
DuYhsm herd, md ths brssdsu a. ths booo
Branch valley siso.
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A HORRIBLE CRR1E.
A Man Bound Hand and Foot and
Placed I'm y Burning MIL.


MERCER, Pa, February GA horrible
outrsge was attempted at Hadley, in this
county, on Saturday morning, which sur.
passes in tiendishness any crime ever per-
petrated in this county. Three successive
attempts have recently been made to burn
the Hs1en & Bro. crist mills at that place,
which have caused the owners to place con-
slant watch upon the premises. Not
withstsnding this vigilance. on Sat
urday night young Hazen, who
had been on guard until midnight,
went TO the house and wakened his father,
William Hazen, who was to take his place
until morning. MIR. Hazen arose and first
went to his barn 10 attend TO some stock,
snd had been there but a few moments
when he heard a noise at the mill and i'm
mediately start ed 10 go there. When he
arrived at the mill he opened the door
and was about TO enter, but Was struck by
some one and
Knocked Down.
He remained unconscious for some time,
and when he recovered his senses he found
that he had been tied hand and foot and
gagged and fastened 10 a large grindstone in
the mill. The villains had placed prop
against the door and set fire to the mill,
and Mr.. Hazen was almost suhocated with
smoke In his struggles to loosen himself
he pulled the grlndstone over on him,
which, however, broke the fastenings in
the fall and he rolled himself over the floor
to the door and succeeded in getting the
door open and in some manner rolled him
self for some distance over the ground un-
iii finally he succeeded in getting his hands
free and the gag out and Immediately
aroused the neighbor hood by his cries. But
IL, TOO lafa IN
destruction. Mr.. Hazen loses besides his
mill property about four hundred dollars
in money taken from his person. No clue
10 the discovery Of the perpetrators has yet
been found, but every effort is being made
IN that end
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tbe river R.-Eading at 6 n
r1xsn,y.iour hoduriug the past
49, ,s,Gs 81 feshes. Tue gan-s
T%I ';YI rcn am sOlles- The levees
fsIt IN gs regards apprehension is
bss6 a. other ltS, and the bulk,
hTsc,uslly kept has thus far
80 Tie leyes from coming
~ Sr.v Yesterday, bus, Ky, gave
"iil.t town. As lower portion
~ lost. pated, no lives
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HlnrY P.ovrz.-It is ss,iI - proven ~
msisrisl feyers, constipssioe, tcepidtsy -
The liver and kidpeys. eepesal debility, -.
vouss<n, and peuralgs siimsnH yield
readily TO this great diseass coo4usrsH
ea,e by cSuvertipg the Sood int0 rich b,ood.
and Il gives pev IifS snd visor 70 the a5sd
end iIEinsivsya
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JAY GoULD'S YACHT.
The Magnificent Floating Palace OF the
Railroad King.

PHILADELPHIA, February 20.-Jay Goulds
steam yacht building at the shipyards oil
William Cramp & Sons, is rapidly sp-
preaching completion. At present the
deck and frame work, entirely composed OF
iron, are almost completed. Over the iron
flush deck a wooden flooring will be laid.
Tho frame is 225 feet long, 2O5 feet at the
water line, with a 26 foot beam. Ordinari-
ly loaded the yacht will draw about fifteen
feet OF water. The shape of the frame be
ing we'll pointed at the bow, clean cut at
the sides and nicely rounded at
the stern, gives every promise
that the desires OF the OF the owner and the
expectations of the builders to make this
the most complete and fastest sailing yacht
in existence will be fully realized. Her rig
will be that of a three. .masted schooner,
and she will be provided with electric
lightsand carry Herreschof steam Launch;
The cabins will be located in the forward
part Of the boat and the crews quarters
aft, alter the model of James Gordon Ben
netts Yacht. The cabins and state rooms
will be ventilated by an improved steam
fan worked from the engine room.
The cabins and nine staterooms will be
furnished in the
Most Magnificent style
before the yacht leaves Cramps, yards.
The floors of the staterooms are 10 be fur-
nished in hard and fancy woods, with por-
celain bath tubs under them, containing
fresh and salt water, which may be made
hot at the occupants desire. The floors
are to be movable and so arranged that
bath may be INDUCED in without the ne
cessity Of the inmate leaving his room.
The upper woodwork Of the. staterooms
will consist of satinwood, French
walnut and mahogany, inlaid
with various designs, especially made for
the purpose. The furniture OF each room
will be distinct-one in scarlet and yellow,
another in blue and gold, a thir I'd in ebony,
and SO on. The upholstering OF the apart.
ments will be in tapestry, with embroidered
needle work of various colors, so designed
as to be in harmony with the general char
acter of each room. There will be ad-
ditiunal accommodations for 80 officers and
men and room to carry coal sufficient for a
trip of is days duration. Altogether 1t Is
estimated that the yacht will cost not less
than Sl50,000.
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THE SCANDAL.
Further Particulars and Proofs
Promised.


Promised.
WASHINGTON, February 20.-ln regard to
the story telegraphed to Pittsburgh from
the National capital, indirectly charging
improper liaison between President Arthur
and the wife OF a high official, a mum
Der OF Congressman, newspaper representa-
tives and other public men besieged the
Washington Office of the Pittsburgh paper
yesterday 10 obtain view OF this
article, and at the Capitol
the subject matter was openly discussed
by everybody. The name OF the lady ap.
ptared to be no secret. In defiance OF de-
nunciations of the article, the correspond
ent publicly stated that he would stand by
the letters, and asserted that other damag.
ing facts OF similar nature would be yenti-
lated if necessary to sustain his allegations.
The affair IS by no means new TO Washing
ton, and has been Canvassed in
Cosby Circles
for some time past, with the result that
the lady in question was placed somewhat
under the ban of society. 1t is asserted
by some that nothing further than indis-
creIiOn can be truthfully charged against
this lady, and absolutely nothing againt
this lady, and absolutely nothing against
the President, who is nowise at fault.
Others say the scandal has it's sole founda-
tion in tue ambitious desire of the lady
10 run" the President, and the
fact that she has managed to in
tiuence him in certain politicsl di-
reCtions give color to this view. Parties
solici;ous 10 reach the Presidents ear have
not hesitated to seek her services in that
behalf. But whatever she may have de-
sired to accomplish on her own and her
family's account, it is not believed she has
made her influence purchasable comnoi-
ily. 1t is stated, however, that some few
prominent and bitterly contested appoint
ments%ere made in Difference 30 her wishes,
assisted by the influence of an aristocratic
Episcopal Church, which is attended alike
by the President and the lady's family.
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Z Fsxrs,1tl h'N't-
b-F,rtlUlress. Cit~ SS. veva'i19,
Fiutrs. '08G'S IsOl
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CONSPIRACY TRIALS,
The eAssassination League More Wide
spread Than Supposed.

LONDON, February 2O.-The police believe
that the mysterious Number One" who
figures in the Irish Assassination League,
Is General Macadaras, and that he is con-
cealed in this city. Consequently sharp
search is made for him in all the susp ected
districts, and all persons here suspected OF
intimate knowledge of Fenian affairs are
kept under surveillance in hope that their
action may furnish clue to his wherea-
bouts.
A Dublin dispatch says: 1t is now
known that very important information
has been secured by the government which
will lead to results OF startling nature.
The authorities will hold private inquiry
at the Castle ON Friday respecting much
larger and more
Formidable Conspiracy
than that Just brought TO light. Clues
have been obtained from the prisoners
which have led TO several arrests, it is said,
of prominent persona There is a rumor
that Mrs Frank Byrne has made full
confession OF her knowledge of the con-
spiracy and named many Of the leading
conspirators. Her disclosures are said TO
be OF the most damaging character and
that she has given the police the INSIDE
history of the assassination society. Start
ing revelations are eApeCteu' lue re-
ported detection of Mrs Byrne and the no.
tics Of a private enquiry about being held
at the castle have made quite
COmmOtiOn In the City.
The FIeeman's Journal is silent to-day on
the conspiracy.
The trial will probably be held in March
at Belfast. Timothy Kelly pleaded an
albi. Carey identified Mrs. Byrne who is
now under examination.
The police have just arrested two brothers
named MahOney, eX-suspeCts, VINO are
charged with belonging to the society OF
Invincibles. Other arrests will shortly be
made.
On Carey being again confronted with
Mrs. Byrne this afternoon he failed to
identify her as the woman who bought
knives and arms from London. She was
discharged.
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Stained with Blood

after he had shot down poor Marquis. Dur
ing an alteration over politics. he is said
to have stabbed an old man at Burning
Springs, afterward emlisting in the army
and escaped the penalty of the crime. The
interests Of the State are closely guarded by
J. G. Mcclure and C. F, Caldwell, AMI the
defense is ably managed by John A. Hutch
inson Every physician in Parkersburg
and Volcano has been summoned 10 testify
in the case AS the trial proceeds it will
grow in interest. The result is watched
with anxiety by the public.