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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

meut against our people for pretended vio.
lations Of the revenue In 654 cases; out oil
this number the court, out Of its sense Of
humanity and justice absolutely suspended
the iudSments in 223. These judgments
aggregated SIS, $50 g, of which only s., 80. 90
as pretended 10 be collected. And for
this service these Marshals got $50 9S2.H IA.
This recapitulatiOn does not embrace
the enormous sums that went TO pet W.T.
nesses, nor the cases dismissed
"The degradation Of the public service,
the dishonest use of Office for unjust aud
unlawful emoluments, are but small part
of the evils these pSople have perpetrated.
They have laid their hands on the heads OF
members OF families who were prosperous
ara hsppy around humble hearthstones
they have left tAem broken and ruined
In some sections OF the lower end OF the
State they have been like the breath OF pes
thence. And they are the people who ask
our State 10 supplement the power they
have under the Federal Government, with
the power and control of the State govern
ment. Before they attack US, let them ex-
plain these things.
Let the Called Jades Vince.
They claim that Judge Jackson is as
much 70 blame as they are, but that is not
true. Everybody knows that these things
are contested in Federal Courts by the
Marshals and not by the Judge. The record
of his suspensions and dismissals are
rather creditable to his head and his
hesrt.
NOW these people will find that abusing
ne and calling me names don't explain
these facts and figures; and it is explsna-
ton anu stter-snd explanation the pso'
pie want. These are the hgures oil the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue made
in his annual reports. They are part OF
the foul SANDER upon our people and our
State. They are the advertisement our
State is given abroad and are the things
we have to fight to secure our progress and
Development II they are not cleared up
it shall not be my fault" Ian.
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RICH, RARE AND RACY.
The Suit Brought Against DaShInS
Young Writ County Man.

Special 10 The Register.
PARKERsRUEG, w. VA, March 6.-The
citizens of Elizabeth, the metropolis OF
Writ county, yesterday were witnesses OF
a scene Of some excitement, the result OF
quarrel between Oliver Quick, a young
man Of good family, but noted for his reck-
less, daredevil manner Of life, and one
Mamie Young, a fair but frail woman of
that vicinity, with whom the alleged
Quick had been on terms Of intimacy. The
fair Mamie is tue divorced wife of a
former respectable farmer OF Writ county.
The report has it that Quick is the father
of child born since the separation oc-
Cured. The woman appeared before
Squire Heard yesterday and had warrant
issued for Quick, alleging that he had at.
tempted to kill her with knife and ex-
bititing bad cut on the arm alleged to
have been done with a knife in the hands
OF Quick. She also showed severe
bruises on the limbs and other parts
OF the body inflicted by Quick with pair
of heavy boots which he wore at the time,
The accused is noted as a reckless charac-
ter, and the officer detailed to make the ar
rest took precaution by taking posse of
men, but be had no trouble in making the
arrest. Quick was brought in last night,
but the Justice being absent the prisoner
was lodged in Jail until to day, when he
mad preliminary heard. The prisoner de-
MES having cut the woman. he says she
called him naughty names; he threw
knife at her with the blade closed, but de-
MES murderous intent, He says he en-
tered her house as peaCemaker during
fsmily quarrel in the Young household,
and the flsil Mamie pitching into him with
her vile tongue, he lost control of his
temper. Madam Mamie also proposes
bringing bas;srdy suit against Quick.
The details will probably be rich and fur
nish neighborhood gossip for some time to
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SENATOR BowEEs ROLL OF BILLS.
A Friend OF 'es Finds . welcome and
Tells Poker Yam.

Iel0 Q fOkek u ohhs
WASHINGTON, March GA seedy looking
man wss standing in one of the hotel lob
bies here to-day. He appeared to be look
ing for somebody. Just as the porter had
about decided to invite the seedy looking
individual to move or" Senator Tom
Bowen, of Colorado, appeared in the cor
ridor. He wore q dark frock suit faced
with silk. He was richly dressed through
out.
Gosh" ejsculated the sesdy person, as
Bowen came nearer. A moment later ne
rushed forward and was heard to exclsim
as he slapped the Senator on the shoulder:
Hello, Tom Bowen! Why, bless my
soul, you ain't changed bit since met
you in the Rockies in 49,"
mo, Bill" said the Senator, y reckon .
am about the same"
Tom, stake me; I'm dead busteli amt
got dollar"
Bowen pulled from his pocket q large
roll OF bills and counted out about $50 IN
money and handed it to his friend. He
departed. The Senator went to his room
ard the other walked towards the bar,
where q friend was awaiting him.
Tom fixed me. he said "But after all
he only did what have done for him
many a time. Away back in the good old
days, before Tom struck 1t rich, would
often stake him. l remember one time
that he borrowed five ounces Of gold to get
INTO a game of poker with. You know
Tom is keen, shrewd poker player and
can come as near holding four aces in his
sleeves and playing them on the boys as
any one l ever saw. Well" he continued,
Tom got into the game and il lasted
forty eight hours When be came to pay
me the borrowed gold | asked him how he
made out.
"Oh,. said he, 4 scooped the boys in for
$4,000
But" resumed the miner, after that
time ii was a common thing for Tom
Bowen to make as high as $4,000 in
n;rpn
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TURNING THE TABLES.
A Tilted Girl Tries TO XIII the Man
whom She Loved.

ELKroN, Pa, March 6-Finley Small, an
employe of the Sugar run tannery, boards
with family named Jordan. Last week
Mrs. Jordan's father died, and the family
all going to the funeral, Small and Eliza
beth Galloway, aged 10, a servant, we're left
in charge of the house. AT the supper
table the Galloway girl remarked to Small
that she wanted to get married and asked
him 10 be the groom. He laughed and said
he wss not in need OF a wife. She replied
that she wanted husband" and he must
marry her. When be positively refused to
be her husband she became extremely
angry and made threats against his life.
Small retired early to he'd and was soon
asleep, but was awakened some time in the
night by a bright light, aud found Miss
Galloway stand ng over him with butcher
knife in her hand Small sprsng up and
took the knife from her, but che declared
she would wait end kill kim. The girl was
taken into custody and found to be insane.
II is believed that disappointment in love
is the cause OF her arrangement.
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THE FIRST RELIEF BOAT.
The ORicial Report OF the Iron City's
Trip.

TIP.
PITTSBURGH, March 6-ReY. f.. r. Done
hoo, who had charge Of the citizens and
press relief boat, which was the first to af-
ford assistance to the sufferers by the flood
between this city and Parkersburg, has
submitted report to the Relief Commit
tee. 1t states how the project of sending
a relief boat to the flooded district
was originated by the press, and refers
to the liberal cash contributions made by
the newspaper proprietors. The Relief
Committee, it states. appropriated s., 900 to
the expedition for the purchase OF sup.
plies, which consisted of provisions OF all
kinds, clothing, bedding, shoes, and up
wards OF s.. 900 worth Of goods were doua-
ted. These supplies, including $500, were
distributed OF New Cumberland, w. Va,
Wellsburg w. Va, Warren, o., Rsiney's
Coal Works, o., Benwood, W.. Va,
c., Woodland, ". Va. sunfish,
o., Rockpo-t, w. Va, GAINESVILLE, O., Davis
Landing, O., Texas, O., New Martinsyills,
W. Vs., COcbrsnsyille, O., Bowman's s Land
ing, o., Ravens Rock, W. Va, Newells
Run. o., Newport, O., Marietta, O., Hsr-
msr, o, Willismsport w. Va, Belpre, o.,
and Psrkersburg, w. Va. The cash was
distributed in small amou9ts, ranging
from 81 up TO SIS IN individual cases. The
necessities of the sufferers visited were so
pressing that the entire cargo was quickly
disposed Of not q single pound being
brought back to the city.
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A LONG CRIMINAL LIST.
Indictments Pound by the Grand Jury
OF Lewis COun:y.

special 10 inc hSQtStT.
WEsToN, March g. The Circuit Court
Court convened at this place Monday,
March 8, Judge Henry Brannon on the
bench, who delivered his charge to the
Grand Jury in his usual forcb'e and sensi-
BILE manner. The jury adjourned Wednes-
day, after finding seven indictments-one
for shooting with intent to kill, one for
murder, two for carrying concealed weap'
ons, and three sgsinst liquor dealers. The
case OF the State against young
Gibson was continued. The Norris
case will come up tomorrow and promises
to be interesting, as a good deal Of false
swearing is looked for ol the part of the
prosecuting witness, and defendants law.
yers are anxious to get to scare him which
will give general satisfaction to the com.
munity. The Republicans OF this county
ore confident Of carrying it this fall and
are making strong efforts for the coming
campaign. Lewis has ten candidates for
sheriff, seven for assessor, and five for cir.
cult clerk. Andrew EdmintOn is fayorabiy
spoken OF for State Senator, and Judge
John Braunon is solicited by the people Of
L-wiS and adjoining counties to allow his
name for Governor.
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MICKEY SMITH CONVICTED.
4 Constable Found Guilty OF Murder
in the First Degree.

JoHYsTowN Pa, March 6.-rhe trial Of
Mickey Smith, constable of the sdjoin.
ing borough o! Prospect, for the killing OF
John Minahsn, with a pistol, at a saloon in
Cambria borough, last August, ended in
the Cambria county court at Ebensburg at
930 o'clock last evening, and two hours
later the jury came in with verdict OF
guilty of murder in the fret degree. Col.
John p Linton, counsel for the defense,
filed motion for new trial. A verdict
OF murder in the second degree was gen
erslly expected. The victim and Saith
we're both intoxicated at the time Of the
killiugSard had hsd some words. Though
out Of his bsihwlCk, Smith attempted to
arrest Minahan, who made sport OF him,
whereupOn Smith put bullet Ia his b'ai n.
The defense vas in'ali'y, caused by in.
jurits inflicted 10 Smi b head in mine
sccidept. He has always been regarded ss
!. eccentric character, and should never
have been intrusted with revolver
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A GOOD MAN DEAD,
In the Person of General MOOrehead,
of Pittsburgh.


PITTsEURGH, March G.-General James X.
Moorehead, one OF the oldest and most
prominent cilizens OF Pittsburgh, died at
$50 this morning, after protracted illness,
Of cancer in the stomScb. At the time OF
his death General Moorehead was Presi-
dtnt Of the Chamber Of Commerce, and
also Of the Monongahela Navigation Com.
psDy here represented the Twenty
second district in the Thirty-sixth to the
Forty-frst Congress, and during the mem.
Orabie United States Senatorial contest in
1850. when Senator Mitchell was elected,
wss Western Pennsylvania choice. he
always took an active interest in philan'
thropic work, and was prominently con
nected with most of the charitable con
Germs OF the community, besides educa
tional and literary institutions. The de-
ceased was seventy.eight years OF ags.
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The 8ioody Deed,
BeNwoop.
A Days DoiBgs Served Up 81 spicy
Paragraphs.
IL L. L. RanssAnK

A Days DofBgs Served Up 81 spicy
Paragraphs.
Special 10 tho Register.
BEswooD, March G.-Mr. Ii. W. Fisher,
one OF BenEood's most popular merchants,
purchased the Crawford and YouDgman
properties on Second street, yesterday.
They are situated In the most desirable 10
cality In the town.
Messrs. Robert White and J. Dallas Nv.
ing, two shining lights In the legal fratsr.
nifty Of this district, were I'm town yester.
day.
In the suit before Squire Pelly yestsf.
day, the attacbment was dissolved and
Judgment rendered for the plsintih, Mr. J.
X. johnson. The defendant, Mr.. James
Carry, paid the amount. In the sun Of 9tN
The interment Of Walter Pelley took
place at Allen Grove ceaeisy ysstsTday
morning.
Mr. r. Bsuper, Of Bsunsr's music ssoss,
wss in town yesterday.
Mr. Jobp Carpenter. Q spbstantsal Agri-
cuItuIut Of Marshall. was in town ysster-
Part oi the p. ". &Ky. 3. z. ssA In use
yesterday.
A large punber Of stSangers Wsrs pre-
snlbuiating rrVund town Yesterday.
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THE MORROW MURDER.
EOrkner 10 Held on q Charge of N urder
I'm the second Degree.

IN tue StcOnu DeEESe.
MoERow, o., March 6-The preliminary
trisl of young Forkner, for the killing Of
Kennedy yesterday, was held this morning
before Mayor Opes. FOrkner was the
picture Of distress, and evidently had
pessed q sleepless night. His eyes were
sunkep, and bis face wore an expression OF
hopeless despair, To the reading of the
affidavit charging him with the MUIR
der of Pat Kennedy, Forkner, with down
cast countensnce and eyes On the floor,
said be was guilty, but that it was in self.
defense. Some eighteen witnesses were
called and examined, and from their testi
moDy no new light was thrown upon the
case. Mayor Opes then held the prisoner
to answer to the charge of murder in the
secord degree in the sum OF s. 900, whic h
Was not furnished.
COrCEer Graham led an inquest over
tbs body OF Kennedy this mording, re
tLII.irg verdict accordingly TO the facts
related. The remains were then conveyed
10 GAINESVILLE, o., accompanied By his
father end brother, and will be buried in
the Catholic cemetery to morrow, at 10
n clark
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WILLARD NOT CRUSHED.
A Real Esiate SprcuIatios that 10 Prev.
tpW q RonanRa.

ing Bonansa.
NEW YORK. March G.-Tbough Willard
was supposed TO have lost everything he
bad In the Northern Paclfa railroad col.
lapse, there have been numerous side spec.
ulations In which he wss interested which
promises TO give him new fortune. One
Of these was . real estate schems st Port
land, Oregon. Willard, Jay Gould and
Others bought for tI5 600 . tract Of land
near Portland about FIVE years ago. II Va
left unimproved through oil the subss-
auent railroad building and movements Of
tnst roirt J. Is. Montgomery, who bnilt
the WiIliamette River branch Of the North
srn Pacific, war interested In the purchase
snd wss scent for the property. He told
a friend here 10 day that since last fall he
bal fold lots out OF the tract for Sums
sgRregating &2bj, 900, and had sIK-ssvenths
of The ttsct remaining, comprising the
nt 81 valuable portions of IL.
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JOHN PAUL JONES INDICTED.
An Ohio County Auditor Charged with
Obtaining Money FraudulentIy

An Ohio County Auditor Charged with
Obtaining Money FraudulentIy
TOLEDO March 6.-John PaEl Jones, ex-
auditor of Lucas county, has been in dicted
by the grand jury on five different counts,
charging him with having obtained money
while IN office by fraudulent returns, to
the amount OF SIC, 900 to $4,000. Mr..
Jones is at present editor and proprietor Of
the Toledo Evening Bee and was formerly
sole owBer of the Toledo Daily Blade. He
was auditor for two terms, and at one time
cashier for the Lake Shore road. 1t is be-
lieyed that political influence is at the bot
tom of the present action of the grand jury,
snd that Mr. Jones will be able TO disprove
intentional puilt
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A Hard Glove Fight.

NKw YoRE. March 6 -Four hundred per-
SONS, including leading sporting men and
prominent politicians, at 3 o'clock this
morning witnessed hard glove 6ght at Q
we'll known resort on Coney Island, be.
tween Billy Gracey, OF Greenpoint, and
Jack Demps OF New York The men
were very evenly matched, and punished
each other severely, but Gracey threw up
the sponge In the ninth round.
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WHEAT AND CORN.
some Statistics Az 10 the Amount Pro-
duccd In Ohio Last Year.


duccd In Ohio Last Year.
COLUMBUS, March G-The Secretary OF
the State Board of Agriculture has forward
ed.the following to the United states Com
missioner OF Agriculturt>
submit The following report OF last
years corn and wheat crop, based on re-
Tur;S from county correspondents: Corn
Total crop 1888, including hard and soft,
60.CtOCUN bushels; average ten preceding
ycsrs about l00. 900 90 bushels; crop 1888
now on hsnd 10, 20OO 900 bushels; retained
for use 5000 O3O Dushels; sold outside
the county, 3,0UO,O OUO bushels Of sound corn;
average for ten years, Sl,GOoDD bnshels;
bushels of sound corn for 1873, 100000
bushels, or about the full crop OF sound
corn; unsound corn, 1888, 3S,OOC.OOO bush
els. Wheat, bushels, crop Of 1883, 25,5O0,-
600; bushels stiil 10 producers hands.
1900, 900, or 90 per cent; annual consump.
ton in the State, Il O)h, 90 bushels; annual
average sales ouuide OF the State, 25, 200 900
bushels.
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Ohia State MILITIA.

CoLUMBUs,O., March 6.-The first conven-
lion OF officers of the Ohio National Guard
assembled to-day, one hundred delegates,
representing eighteen regiments and FIVE
batteries, being in attendance. The As:
sociation Of Officers OF the Ohio Guard
was organized with Adjutant General
Finley President. Fifty delegates will be
sent 10 the National Convention 1T Cncin-
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n.xorLa,rsbe Denies the Charge.

BAIrIMoRE, March 6-Aayor Lstr'S
publishes a card denying the charge msiA
sgaint him by President Brown aud Other
members Of the Democratic City Crnysn.
rioD. Mr Latrobe says: The su'. gestinn
,bst yer stated that a bargain >,r prom
ise had been made bs me tn RoV;rt Garrett
il uulIue in tyeIy psrtioalar."
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IHE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
The Democratic Caucus Decides To
Amend the Scott Law.


Amend the Scott Law.
CoLUvBus, o, March 6.-At q secret
caucus of the Democratic members Of the
Legislature last evening it was decided TO
amend certsin portions Of the Scott law by
grading the tax, bat the committee was
given until Friday evening to prepare the
bill, when smother meeting will be held.
Ii is believed that this is the last thing to
be done, and will meet the general sp-
provsl of Democrats throughout the State
and be a strong fighting issue for the local
campaign this fall. The following resolu-
rion was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee:
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this can
Gus that the Scott law is unconstitutional,
and this caucus asks the passage OF Law
propouncing the Scott law to be unconsti-
tutional,
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n~.ryA, rfIAss Gyms.

HuDsos, n. Y, March 8.-hf. Henry 4.
Tilden, brother Of Samuel J. Tildsn. -.
came III In January Lest snd hss bssa con-
fined 70 his room ever sincs. A few weeks
ego Ii was thought he was In fair way 70
recover, bot reaction followed and hs has
sinee been failing. Ysstsfdsy the doctors
rave him up and his death nsy oesaf st
any rn0manf
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IosH BILLINGS says: Next n = clear
conscience for solid cuufort, Gums an old
shu." He prUbabiy never suffered with
cough or cold, otherwise lie Wouli have
referred to DE- Bats Gp-gh Sg-In sS "a
ing sIso Rood .Gsng ~ secur; rs!iei aua
comfort,
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LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.
The Men Who viii Compose The Dele
CATION TO Chicago.

cation 10 Chicago.
New ORLEANS. March 6.-When the Re-
publican State Convention reassembled to.
day, W, P. kellogg, permanent president,
delivered an address upon the political
issues favoring protection, and declaring
in opposition to the Morrison bill. The
convention then confirmed the nomins-
tions, by Congressional Districts, of dele.
gates to Chicago as follows: First District,
X. T. Guicbard, w. B. Merchant; Second
District, P. +. Herwig, Henry Demss;
Third District George Drury, l.. A. Mir.
tina; Fourth District, A. H. Leonard, VIM
Harper: Fifth District, Frank Marcy, f. P
Walls; Sixth District, L. J. souer, Clifford
Morgan.
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RKMENBER q complete cure for sches,
pans. sores, pimples, urinary sediments.
disturbing dreams, nervousness, despond.
ency, Indigestion and general weakness OF
mind and body, brought on by improper
habits or otherwise, is found in two or
rhree bottles of Dr. Guysotts Ye3ow Docs
and Sarsspsrilla, as has bean progen BY tn,
experience Of many who lsng Suffered. hat
row feel we'll and strong in ~ parts Of ths
body
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GONE WRONG.

A Sunday school Superintendent
Elopes with n scholar.
WETBoEo, MASS, March 6.-L. X. Travis.
one Of the most prominent citizens OF this
place, is missing. He is lawyer, and was
collector of the Meyer estate, the largest
one here. He was also superintendent OF a
Sunday school and constant in his stten-
ton to church duties II has been asosr
tsined that he appropriated to bis own use
81, COO belonging tn the Meyer eatate, and
eloped with one OF his Sunday school schol
ars, q young lady who has always borne
high reputation and belongs to a good
family.
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n,nnnaxnn Ross. ytetorious.

NEw YORK, March 6.-Ths appeal Of DR..
D. D. Mulcahy, of Newark, against the
judgment of Judge Trusx, in his case
against ODonovan Rosa and other trus-
tees of the Skirmishing Fund, was dis
missed with costs by the geHeral term OF
the Superior Court today, Chief Justice
Sedsvick and Judges Freedman and 0'Gor-
man confirming Judge Truax's finding
that Mulcahy's agreement with Rosa
individually did not create a lien on the
fund
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knlIi.na and Rahinaon. =.

SAN Francisco, March 6-In the fight
With hard gloves tonight Sullivan failed
to knock Robinson out In four rounds but
the fight was given him on o foul. The
ss,to was witnessed by fifteen thousand
people. Robinson was in poor condition.
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Psur Lives Los, by . Boiler ExpIosiss

LAWRENCE, MASS, March 6,-The dye
house and carpet cleaning establishment OF
John Trees was totally destroyed this
morning by q boiler explosion, and John
Trees, Jr, the engineer, and three other
men employed in the building were in.
stantly killed. The cause of the explosion
Ia unknown.
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.w,...s., z. uasA laell.

NoswALx. O., March S.-rhs Coepsea'
tionsl Council called to tfy Rev. Q. ".
Wssssllus Tor csrtaia glsvs ehAsDs hs!d
tbsir meeting Yesterday and unasinoosly
sgreed ihst e vss guilty Of the ehesees
pfefsrrsd assisst hini. He - dilslies'
sbiooed from the church and forever de.
bs,Yed from entsrfpg ths pulpit
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Iron Mems Bts sshesae.

BIRnIksHAN, ALA, March 6-ArraDgs-
ments have been perfected 70 consolidate
The Coal Iron Company, Alice Furnace
Company and Linn Iron Company into
cne organization, with three million dol.
lars capital.
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Arres, fer Embexziemeat.

TOLEDO, O., March 6.-The Sheriff to day
arrested Warren B. Moore, formerly treas
urer of sylvania Township. Lucas county,
on an Indictment found yesterday by the
srsnd jury Moore is charged with em-
bezzling township funds, while acting as
treasurer, amounting to SIS, ,oC0.
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81. LoUIA, March s.-At Ne BIO ss !
csttls sale st Marshal. No, to-dsy. fsfsy'
four short horns bslonrsg 70 Z ". Oses.
of North Middlstown, ~, brought $500.
and sixiesn Jerseys oansd by A!s1. ne.
Cjintock 4 Sop. AilIsrsbusG. Ky. beoeght
nearly "A. 600. The sels ~ veil attepdso.