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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
Sntlden Changes.

Changes OF temperature are apt to Occa-
sion dangerous affections; in the fulLbloo1ed,
apoplexy is to be feared. All, both young
and aged, should have BRANDRETH's PII.Ls
ready; they are never-faling. When yoa
have pain in the head, are dizzy feverish,
rheumatic, or otherwise affected, take from
three to ten. according to bulk of individ-
ual. In twenty-tour hours, or less time, Won
will be content Constitutions are much
alike. Vertigo. dizziness and pain eau
come only when imp,rrito in the blood is
too much for "the life" in Us TO carry with
out struggle And it is this struggle that
Brandereth's Pills aid, and no mistakes are
made when you merely take away impari,
ties from the blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
THREE OF A KIND.
\ Very Remarkable Scene ut Scutt>-
bOro, Alabama.

Very Remarkable Scene ut SCutt>-
boro, Alabama.
CHATTANOOGA, TEYN, June lG.-A scene
unparalleled in the history of the courts o'
this section tranSpircd to-day in the Court
House at ScOttsbOro, Ala. At II 4. NJ, a
Jury which was sitting on the case of arson
against Geo. Smith, Asbury Hughes, George
Hughes and John GraySOn, left the court
ROOM and at P. NJ they returned The
four prisoners stood up and the foreman
announced that they had adjudged the pris-
ouers guilty as charged, and the Judge sen
fenced Smith and the Hughes brothers to
he hanged and Grayson to the penitentiary
for life. When the Judge delivered the
sentence, the prisoners did not
Move n Muscle.
They appealed to the Supreme Court but
the Judgment will certainly be affirmed
The populacc are wild with delight over the
verdict, and the triple hanging will work 4
new era in the section where murders have
been 50 frequent of late. The crime against
the doomed men is hcinous They pillaged
the house of an aged New Englander named
Porter. living on Sand Mountain. robbed
him of over 5000 and burned the building
to the ground, leaving the family exposed
and Shcltcrlcs,, from the effects of which the
old man died aud the family were left des-
tituic There are ten other prisoner,
charged with capital crimes in the raiI at
ScpitShOrO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
A STRANGE CASE.
4 Wisconsin Girl Who Married Her Step
Father.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June IA divorce
in a strange case was granted by Judge
Mann in the County Court to-day. The
case was that of Louisa Busclman against
Martin Busclman. The plaintiff alleged
that she was married to the defendant June
Il. 1870, BY Justice Liver One child, a
girl about 3 years old, has been born to
them. The plaiutii' is y years old and the
defendant So years of age, The sensation
al feature of the case was not contained i'll
the pleadinss however, and quite commo
ton was caused in the court room when the
plaintiff, herself a comely young woman
with handsome brown eyes and face that
wore traces of care and ill-uSagc, took the
stand and testified that the defendant, her
husband, was also her stepfather. Her
story was that her mother had married the de-
fendant and afterward obtained adivorcc from
him: but advised and compelled the plain
tiff. who is her own daughter and the defend
ants stepdaughter to marry the latter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
WHEETING w VA TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Z, 1884

on Wednesday from New York city with his
nephew, Mr. Pratt. en- route for the Pacific
coast, where the two expected to pass three
months fishing and cunning Mr.. Hazlett
had spent most Of his life in the mountains,
and had amassed considerable property.
About month ago he went East, expect
ing TO marry lady at his old home but
arriving there he found that she had already
taken husband. He has been respondent
ever since. The thought of suicide has
been uppermost in his mind, and his nephew
had restrained him from self destruction
with difficulty When he suddenly drew the
revolver Young Pratt jumped upon him, and
endeavOred TO wrench the weapon from his
hand, but the man got the muzzle to his
head and fired
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
WHY SHE DID IT,
Or the Tragedy of Telegraph Operators
Life.

Or the Tragedy of Telegraph Operators
Life.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, June IG.-Miss Lizzie
Montgomery, a bright and prePossessng
woman about twenty-four years old, com
mit,ed suicide at Wbitcomb, Shawnee coun-
~ Yesterday, under peculiar circumstances.
Miss Montgomery came to Milwaukee about
a wear and a halt ago and entered the
Western Union Telegraph office As an oper-
ator. During the STRIKE last summer the
LADY joined the strikers, and shortly alter
ward ob,i incd cmpl,y.acLt as a clerk in /.
Il. Chapmans store. At III" conclusion OF
tie strike she conceived that she had done
something wrong and brooded over the
matter until Lcr mind became unsettled.
Her trouble assumed the shape Of halu-
cination that she was too wicked to live,
and while out in the country on visit she
swallowed corrosive sublimatc and died n
dreadful death
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
A Kick Prom CiaysyiIIe,

A ClaywiTe correspondent Of the Wash
ing Reporter says
The people of ClaysyiIlc and West Alex
ander are greatly annoyed and their bust
ness interests greatly affected By the mail
train being taken off the HempGeld. Ped-
,ions are being extensively signed all along
the line Of the road asking that this train be
restored and if any must be taken Of TO
make it the noon train. According to the
new schedule our people will get one mail
train only from Washington and Pittsburgh
aud that will be in the evening and on y
one from Wheeling which will De in the
morning where they have previously been
getting four daily mails, two each way As
the matter stands roE, all orders for goods
10 either Piusburg or Wheeling cannot he
filed in less than two or three days, when
previously, orders for goods sent in the
morning would be hlled and sent out next
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
THEY WORE MASKS.
But Each Was Plainly Masked for Identifi-
cation.

But Each Was Plainly Masked for Identifi-
cation.
HANNIBAT, No, June l6.-Two masked
robbers visited the house of wellknown
prostitute of this city last night and held
revolvers to the inmates heads while the
house was ransacked According to the
woman's statement they robbed her OF Sjl0
in cash and about 500 worth of jewelry.
The women can identify the men, One had
two fingers of his right hand gone and the
other had lost a part of his ear. Later in
the evening three men wearing masks held
up the occupants of Madame Slices house,
relieving them of large amount-of Pew
rlrv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
MONDAY MISTAKES.
List of Base Ball Clubs Losing Games Yes
ierInN.

List of Base Ball Clubs Losing Games Yes
terday.
Washington-Indianapolis o. Washing
ton |.
Pittsburg-Ailcghrny ,; Louisville :.
Baltimorc-St Louis /; Baltimore }.
Boston-Ncw York ! Boston Il.
CIcyeland-Dctroit 0; Cleveland >.
Observation-Disclosures ! Providence
T..
New York-ToIcdo {; Brooklyn o.
New Iork-Coumbus :; Metropolitan ,.
Cincinuati-St Louis Unions I; Cincin-
matt Unions |.
Ninneapolis-Quincy 3; Minneapolis H..
Buffalo: Chicago Q, Buffalo 20.
Philadelphia Cincinnati II, Athletics ..
Grand Rapids: Tcrre Haute 6, Grand
Rapids -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
PARKERSBURG.
Meaty Monday Musings From the Oil

Special 10 hs Register.
PAEKERSBUEG, June lG.-0ur city prom
i>cs busy scene the coming week The
State Temperance Convention meets here
On the 20th. The Teachers Institute will be
in session all week and the attendance
promises to be the largest ever known and
he proceedings more interesting than usual.
Federal Court will open on the 18th, and
Niil hc a session Of some importance and Of
General interest TO this section The cele-
,at,d case OF Mavhcw vs.. the VIA. o. Il
Gil Land Company will come up. The
property was sold nj public auction on May
it, AID bought by Col. {. II. Shattuck.
There j. some doubt rs To whether the sale
an he conf; ned by the court, A. Mr. Shat
eek was the receiver in charge of the
mop,rtv at the time OF the sale. 1t is nm
lcrstool that Chief Justice Waite will
b, here to preside during the
coming term Benjamin +. Butler
whom Col. Fogg, Of the Lansing Sentinel
calls the cOck-eved man of destiny, is one of
the counsels in this noted case, and will be
here to look after the interests Of his clicat.
The Greenbackers and X. of l.. hope TO get
a speech out of the man of many nomina-
,ions, but he has tclcgrapheh his law part
ncr, now here, that he did not expect TO
make a speech, 5 VI. Howard and wife,
of Wheeling, are registered at Hills Cen
trail Henry Morris and wife, also from the
Nail City, have rooms AT Hills pop.
ular Central. Capt. \. b. Armstrong, OF
Roane county, is here a guest OF
ANDY Ais Central Hon. J. ii. Burtt, the
Fusion candidate for Auditor spent several
days in.Wood county, and in his quiet, un,
assuming way got in some good work and
left for home via Grafton. That eloquent
Young minister. 4. d. Garlic, Of Calvary
PRESBYTERIAN Church, delivered two excel.
lent sermons on Sunday. The morning
sermon was from the text, Gather up the
fragments that nothing may be lost, and
the subject of the evening discourse was,
The crisis of life, and how to meet it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
CABIN AND DECK.
News Prom the Riyer-Arrivais and ID
parture@ Of Boats.

News Prom the Riyer-Arrivals and De-
parture- of Boats.
Business vas very dali on the wharf yes
terjsy.
The Andes arrived shout O'Clock last
evening, and sill leave for Cincinnati this
afternoon.
The river was falling slowly a. dark last
night. with feet 3inches Of water, a fall oi
9 inches in q heUs.
The Iron Age departed for St Louis
Sunday evening. carrying away from tins
city 5000 kegs Of nails.
The new Martins Ferry packet i dong
a very fair business. Capt Seamon intro
duced the oEner TO the Martins Ferry peo-
PIE Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
CLEVELAND OVER.
The Formers Friends Believe They Can
Control New York.


Control New York.
ALBANY, June l6.-The managers OF
Mr.. Cleyeland'S ; canvass continue to express
confidence in their ability TO control next
Wednesdays Convention. They say that
Cleveland will have from 10 TO l25 major
itv in the Convention, and at least % of the 80
Congressional district delegates TO Chicago
The State Committee will probably name
William f. Smith, of Clinton, Smith
Weed law partner, for temporary chairman
of the convention. Judge Hand, of Al
bany is suggested for permanent chairman.
The Other Fellow.
Mr. Flowers friends are very sanguine
of success. They are counting on a major
ity of the Brooklyn delegation, which the
Cleveland men aver is solid for their man.
beyond question The attitude of the
Tammany men is also in dispute, and their
votes are claimed with equal confidence by
both sides. There is no doubt but that the
New York and Brooklyn delegates hold the
KEY to the situation, and will be able to turn
the scale for Cleveland or Flower with their
los votes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday Mrs Reecc, aged 60 years, re-
siding in NcwInnds new addition, died
very suddenly. The unfortunatcs arrested
SATURDAY night were all tricl YESTERDAY, and
fined from one To three and costs All paid
except Charley Coss and Jimmy L"nnard,
who are on the stone pile. No arrests yes
tcrdav. The steamer Willie Austin entered
'hc Wheeling and Martins Ferry trade yes
tcrdav The Elson glass works will run
two weeks more A splendid cin1cr walk
has been laid along the pike in Clark a !.
dit on, for which the people who are conf
PEELED TO walk along that road IN
ad weather shonld be happy. In
fat it has not been put down any too
quick. The city building is now the incest
in this neck of the woods. Prof J. W.
$chofrld will give concert at st Clairs-
vile June % with his class of 81 members,
See the new invoice Of feathcred fans at the
\. Y. b." Next Thursday evening the
Enterprise Builc ing hsyoc ii N will meet
at City Hall TO organize Already ovr 800
shares have been subscribed.
PERSONALS
Mr.. A. p Smith who has been quite sick,
is improving rapidly. j N, kinslow is at
Bcllaire spending n few days with friends
Mrs Rose Wood has the agency for the life
of Blaine and Logan. j. Lutz. clerk in
Krautcr 4 Schaficr's store is back from a
delightful visit TO Cleveland and Columbus
Mrs Allen and Mrs Mary Owens Of Bril-.
INIT. who hive been visiting Mrs
James Tanuclrill for several dsys, returned
home yesterday Rev. Charles henthorn
of Barncsville, was the guest yesterday OF
Mr.. Jacob Rcieer. Mrs Ann Turner. re-
siding on First street, who has been very
sick is on the mend Among the guests at
the Hanover yesterday were Geo Dcyer, Of
WclINille: Geo Charvcston, of Wnrrcnton;
e. J. Williams w G. McCarrals, 5. King
and J. Il. Palmer, Of Pittsburg For Rent
Tenant House OF six rooms, near the depot
See John W Crooks jus, received Mt the
n. y. r., a new invoice Of White Goods"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
JACK AND JIM.
They Meet at Augusta for Fishing


They Meet at Augusta for Fishing
Picnic.
AUGUSTA. ME, June l6.-John A. Logan
and Senator Hale arrived here this after
noon at Bis by fast express. They were
cheered at all stations along the line They
will remain with Mr.. Blaine tonight. and to-
morrow 60 to Ellsworth returning TO Wash
ington Wednesday. Mr.. Blaine has been
invited to accompany the party to Ellsworth.
At the station here, on alighting from the
train, the distinguished party were received
with rounds of cheers. They were met BY
Walker Blaine and driven to Mr.. Blaine 5
r.S,janco
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
HARD LUCK.
A Woman Whipped Because She Did Not
Die.

CoLrNBrS, GA, Jane lG.-NIary Harvey,
living on jackson street, attempted suicide
6y hanging. Her husband whipped her for
some cause. and after he left she obtained n
piece of rope and, fastening one end around
her neck, mounted box and tied the other
end to the limb of China tree. She then
kicked the box over, which left her suspend
nr. \ man in neighboring lot hearing
her struggles. went 10 the rescue and cut
her down. Her husband returned shortly
afcrward, and, learning of her futile At
tempt at sefdestruction thrashed her again
for not being more successful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

James Smith, Of KosciuskO. Miss. has
been married forty-seyen years, and death
has never vet visrsed his household He
ard bis wife have had twelve children. all o!
whom Eve and are married. They have
eighty grandchildren The entire family
1--we within radius Of sEeRty$ishs Riles in
thirteen residences.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
BRIEF TEleGRAMS.


pOuifNt".
Austin, Texas, has qunnntined against
the yellow fever.
Coroner Thompson, of Pcoris III. while
cNamcning q, the inquest Of Mike Dem
miges accidentally shot himself. probably
fatally, with the same pistol used by the sa.-
eide
JJ Keller fell from the the third iloor
of q Kansas City house nnd was killed
4 band of nine horse thieves were cap
,urcd at Ogden. Utah, Yesterday.
The steamship Oregon made the trip
from Queenstown to New York in SlN days
and eighteen hours, the fastest time on
record.
A vcriablc wild woman is said TO have
been found in Oregon.
The loss Of the Syna with $50 coolies on
board is confirmed
Louis A. Knott will hang a, ColinS, W.
T, July q, for murder.
A Texas real estate firm soId one tract
Of lj3, 900 acres Saturday.
John Lowry, confidential clrrk Of the
IIecla Mining Company, ST Paul, Is short
Si6,s00
The Volta Iron Works, Pi,,sburg will
start up to-day with non.t nion men.
Joe. Prendcrgast, the Brooklyn pusilia,
wants to fight Clcary, of philadelphia.
A special train bearing the committee
who will inform Blaine Of his nomination
will leave Boston for Augusta next Friday
at r. n.
A fire cracker caused n $1,000 fire In
Pitisburg last night,
Frost in New Jersey Yesterday morning
lid considerable damage to fruit
Roland Lee, claiming to have once been
\ wcaliLy citizen Of ST Louis, has been ar.
rcs;rd IN New York for theft lie took tools
to sell for bread for hs destitute family.
Gerald Thomas cashier 0f the Prcs.oa
bank, orPre-ton England. II held in Ee~
York for ox,raditi6n on charge Of forgery
Washing gton.
An effort IL being made to keep Congress
in session until July -
Hon Walter Evans wants the former law
IN regard to revenue officers and districts
restored.
Gen. Slocum proposes 10 p'sh the Fitz-
John Porter bill through this week.
IF. Mack, Of the saBdassy Register 10
in the city.
Secretary Teller Is inclined TO hold back
the report Of the Government experts who
examined the books ~ the Union Pacific
Road. The officers Of tha, corporation say
il il unfair
Foreign.
Householdefs at ST Petersburg are lor.
bidden 10 admit strangers 10 their homes
Admiral Hewett has returned TO Alden
from bis mission 10 the King n AbysInis.
Two companies of engineers will Leave
Chatham for Egpp, Immediately.
A corrion Of armed men are guarding
Hcaiou Hall, the residence Of the Duke VI
Westminster. against dynsmiters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
A RELIGIOUS BOY.
Baltimore Police Took Him Up for Safe
Keeping.

Baltimore Police TOOK him Up IOr Saie
Keeping.
BALTIMORE, Nh, June lG.-W. +. Cooke,
aged about ~ years, was arrested here to-
dav bv Detective Hall, on information re-
ccivcd from Philadelphia, charged with
IasSing forged checks. The accused called
at the establishment Of John Wanamaker,
in Philadelphia, May II, and presented let
ters representing him to be son of Cooke,
the banker in New York. He said he was
member of the Church Of Strangers OF
that city He bought goods to the amount
of SOS. requested that they be sent to his
boarding house in 4 fashionable section of
the Quaker City, and offered in payment
check on the Third National, Market street
Philadelphia. The check was found to be
bogi, after the goods were delivered. 1t
appears Cook then came to Baltimore and
attempted to swindle several prominent
firms here, but was unsuccessful as far as
learned. lie was arrested at his boarding
house on North Charles street. In his pos
session were a lot Of blank checks Of the
Third National Bank He has every ap-
pcarance of respectaJility. He is held for
The action of the Pennsylvania authorities
The accused maintains that he is q sou of
the banker Cooke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
MICHIGAN MURDER.
Discovery of a GhastIy Crime in the Pen
inSuia state.

Discovery of n GhaStly Crime i'll the PEN
inSuia state.
DETROIT July l6.-A shocking murder
has inst been discovered in the interior Of
Barry county, near Hope Centre which
must have taken place Friday night. 4
middle aged iachelor named Thos. p
Searles. who was living alone, was found in
his bed room with his head literally chopped
to pieces. The object of the murder is sup
posed to be money, as Searles was known
to have been saving his earnings for long
time, and was supposed to have several han
dred dollars. No money was found in the
house. Officers following up suspicious cir
cumstances hope to reach the perpetrators
of the horrible deed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr. Oswald Schick il having his barrier
shop nicely fixed up. Nessrs Will and Jno.
Gifiin have gone to Nefs Siding to spend q
week or 20 fishing. The Oglegsy block il
being beaati6ed by new paint. The SeHs-I,es,
ter Sas 9 little previous in announcing the
marriage Of John Exon and Maggie Grihn
No arrests have been made for seYeral
DAYS and all is quiet Last night special
meeting Of Royal Arch Chapter was held 10
confer the most Excellent and Royal Arch
degree. Mr. A. J. Heinleia is at Beliaire
among frieuds. X. B. Mitchell, Esq, il
favorably spoken Of Cor sheriff on the Demo
cratic ticket. Mr.. wm. Alexander Is al
Cambridge on business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
SHE ElOPEO.
Fred Bennett in Consequence May Lose
His Life.

Fred Bennett IN Ioheeqhth'" H"g HV-'
His Life.
PRAIRIE Dr CHlEN, Wis, June 1.-THE
mysterious shooting Of Fred Bennett yes
tcrdav has been explained. lie eioPed with
the wife of Jasper l.smpert, of Pierce coun-
". and either her husband, father or broth
er followed him foS the last month, finally
over-aking him here and upon meeting him
putting pistol to his heart. Bennett, by q
dcx.erous movement, warded the pistol
from his breast, receiving the hall in his
left shoulder. He still refuses to give the
name of his assailant. but says he will take
his own revenge. lie left for his home at
Soldiers Grove this evening, accompanied
hy friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
Corrected.
- nEN

BucEHANNoN, June l6.-Please correct
an unavoidable mistake appearing in this
mornings REGISTER in dispatch from this
place The jury in the Smi;h-Mylius
shooting case stood eleven for acGuiral Of
the Smith and one for guilty Of unlawful
shooting. This is looked upon as practc-
Ill nx .rnrniinr thn lnlnulnntS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
An Indiana Constable Kill. His Pris-

An Indiana Constable Kills His Pris-
oner.
ANDERSON, ISD.. June l6.-Late tonight
q report reached this city OF a shooting
affray resulting in the death Of Charles Stur-
gis. farmer living in Upton county, close
to Elwcod this county. Owing to the late,
ness Of the hour it is impossible to get full
particulars. but it is reported that Sturgis
had been fined in some court, and had at
tempted to escape from n constable, VINO
claims that the prisoner made threatening
demonstration, whereupOn he sho; him
through the body, causing death in tew
minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

Il BgN BrTLsE should by any possibility
capture tue nomination a, Chicago the woods
would soon be full of struggling Democratic
voters. Il would create a bolt almost eqnal
{, Blaine nomination among the Repu6l-
nm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
HoatlIy and Dorsey.

>suu. No, June l6.-W. II. and \.
leonard. Of VT. Leonard, No, sold to-day
o. Co.,. Hoadly and Stephen 4. Dorsey Of
>'sr route fame herd Of hfty-three head
fangsr, and Galloway cattle, which will De
T.. ,a their ranch near Rattan, New Mex
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
P.r.nn paEls.

Ca:,Aeo June I6.-"FarsOn Davis to-
I'--, on behalf Of jim GOOde, the Engiish
Ia, ty.egraphed acceptance Of the ehai-
i"r-e BY Jack Kilrain, Of Boston, for
~. a-L;, FIVE rounds, Queensbury rules
10 ,r fought at Chicago, July 3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

r.. G-.rs are we'll oficered. Let US
....ru,. our arms,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

T.. J"HN J. JAros one Of Ohio county'S
..a.a. delegates in the Legislature, re-
'.:avi from Kentucky yesterday with a
5-ovc Of 6ne cattle, purchased at recent
,.ock sales in the Blue Grass region.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17

Hisrumored tha. Oh. Manufactures bank
Of Milwaukee. il in trouble.
An explosion Of powder at Cleye'sni
last nigh, caused Che death Of Perry Peck.
Several Others were iniurv1.
Presiden, Martin, Of DePsa1 University,
IndisEs. has resigned