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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-05-09

A MARITAL SENSATION AT GRAFTON
ASTONISHING REVELATIONS IN TIKI
LIFE OF AN AGED PAIR-From the
Grafton Eagle we get the following
particulars Of the history of two old
residents og that town: In the yeal
1868 there settled in the town OF
Grafton, family consisting of man,
wife and one child-Israel A. Bever-
lin and family. They introduced
themselves as man and wife, were SO
received and recognized by all who
became acquainted with them. Bev-
erlin, it is said, was born and raised in
McElroy district, Doddridge county,
this State. For twenty years he
and his wife have resided here, dur
ing which time there were born to
them three more children, two of
whom are dead, the others, one a
young married man of excellent
character and standing, who is now
in business with his father; the other
boy IL or Is years. Beverlin and
wife have long been members of the
Grafton Baptist Church, and no one,
when in church, put on more pious
airs than he They were received
into said church as man and wife,
and have so communed and wor-
shipped for many years. Last Octo-
Der Beverlin drove his wife from
home, declaring she was not his wife
and never had been, and refused to
support her. Thereupon she insti-
tuted suit against him in the Cir
cult Court for a divorce from bed
and board and support. During the
course of examination some very
rich things in connection with the
suit were brought out, among them
the fact atthat the time of the mar
riage of the parties in Fayette county,
Pa, that Mrs. B. was then the law
full wife of the one Foster, who had
deserted her for another woman.
The Eagle published these facts this
week, and it coming to the notice of
Harry Beverlin, son of the parties
and junior of the firm of /. A. Bev-
erlin d Son, he at once asked his
father for what reason he had charg
ed him with being an illegitimate
child, at which the old governor got
mad and charged Harry with paying
out money belonging to the firm
to further his mothers interests in
her suit for allimony. At this the
young man struck his father and a
lively row ensued, and had it not
been for the interference of Mr. San
ford White, who happened in the
store at that moment and separated
the combatants, the result might
have been serious, as Harry had his
father in the corner Of the room and
would undoubtedly have "done him
up in good shape" Now comes the
strangest part of all. Some time
since lady by the name of White
arrived and had her goods addressed
to |. A. Beverlin, but hearing of the
divorce case she at once withdrew,
only to return yesterday, and it is
rumored and well founded that she
and Beverlin were yesterday made
man and wife at Oakland, Md.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-05-09

LAWN Grass Seed at Chadwick's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-05-09

DR.. James Way and Lady, who
have been travelling in California,
Texas, Utah and other states and
territories for the past eight months,
returned to this place in good health
on Monday evening of last week.
The Doctor and his Lady saw much to
interest, please and instruct them in
their extended jaunt, and were gen
orally favorably impressed with the
country through which they passed,
but like all sensible people who go
abroad, felt good at getting home
again. aynes6urg Messenger.
Col. "Dick" Radcliff returned from
the west last week, for the purpose
of completing arrangement for the
final removal of his family to their
western home. He will tomorrow
Saturday. sell his household effects,
live stock, farming machinery and
implements and other property of
which he is possessed here, and on
Monday or Tuesday they will de-
part for Promise City, Iowa, near
which place the Colonel has driven
his stakes. We had pleasant call
from him on Monday last and he
gave us quite glowing description
Of the beauties and advantages OF
southern Iowa and the cleverness OF
her people. He says that he is nice
ly located and expects to prosper
abundantly there. If the well ~ishes
OF host of warm friends can bring
prosperity and fortune, Col. "Dick''
will have lots of good luck wherever
he goes.-Tnder.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

Pzsaor-- Y0u have bOs been 70
church for soms time =
Member-~ We'll 20. fOa Sc. 10
30 the theAter every Saturday Night,
And coming 0si OF TIE hot asfitoriam
into ths cold air always gives me s1eh .
eold thu have 20 . " a. osms all day
Sunday to nurse IL
Pastor" Bat. the qaSstioa Of thsA-
,sr GONG asi3e. vky not. II y0a viil 20,
ssleci Mo0day night instead Of Satur-
day
Msmber-- am afraid ! might catch
oold Il ehaEch. and that vOald prevent
ne frs. attsnding re tAeaier.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

ScExE N A PRnyTDKScE UorxI.-An
amos ne incident Q sonrrs d recently IN
the United States C0art room, the chief
actors IN which we're Henry Clay Wal
Lace, . pension agsInt from Green eoun-
". charged with preparing fraodulent
pension papers. and the Hon. sam Nc
Kse. his attorney. rhs jnry retarued
verdict Of moi guilty. and - delighted
gAs the man FROM Green eelnnty thai be
threw oas arm around the neck Of his
attorney ard planted kris square %
his lips- TIE Hon Samuel looked -
toaished. and wiped the thing od vita
kis cost sleeve
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

EAsrxES BouxD.-on the Ssh Of
April party Of about - psrsoaa VII
s.Ar, osl = visiting tour 70 the kAss-
fhsy viIi have Al their disposal nss
Pullman ear As far - 81 Paal where
taey will eaAnRe cars and pfoceed 70
CntcaQu in . palace car. Arranesments
have been lserfecied givin2 tee pAssess-
s,rs rates 70 OoieAgo 81 $50 sae1-
Al ChtnaRo the party gtll separate, eaeh
facsioa sOias 10 their dssainstlca- foa.
Iovine s list % thoee Sho ~ Rre>uaai
eanleutslats making The Trip; Nj. and
Ma M. n. Ballard and two chiidrsn,
Ms Flsrwass Ballard, Mrs ": q; Las
inner, Mrs r. fogpie. Ms. =. ,. ,Ses
sc. MisL Fosa, Hrs. AosrRsshy. Prst'
%. Il JaAnsou. 0hsEles Dsrny, AsS y
Il, IIsisIl, Mrs wilscn. Aiss iillas
Franklin. Miss Chass. Mrs.. John \
kianssr ssd eAlid Mr.. L NJ hoees
NJ C Il Hobes. NJ. Down Hoehs
NJ. end Mira L d. falisr, Mis- Los
| fullsf.
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FAzHloxAEIR DxzSNKKTxa. - Ars-
R1cAn>n Il prepsrsd % 10 fashssnaeas
ars3msking - Der Apkrimenss % tAs
utpx fosF of ths AaAdoess baiidlne.
eornsF Maeiso1 and front streeek II
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FOREIGN.


saaehs Pssisa On LeaGae With "a
ushai.
ALEXANDRIA, March AZ JbshF Pasha
has been arfested and bis house kss
searrhed. Doeaments we're found prov
inc his e0mplicity With II Nahdi.
Zebehr Gas ssnt aboard q British
Z ieats. Z,behr Pasha is the person
whom General Gordon asked 10 Be made
Governor Of khartoom.
sailed.
yK-roan. B. C.. March lt-BArks
lane Spsoat and HAidee sAiled TOE Port
land today.
Aati-ehiaese.
Chiness immigration IL Il noe entire
" checked. Tue sxslnsiea Is sheolute
noae betng allowed TO enter apon sny
preaext-
Aassrta Gets ner share.
yrxxxA. MArsh IL - The Anstriar
;oxeruu,ent has soandsd the toVer'
sianatory 70 the Berlin treafy on th1
| annexatioa Of B1sniA oy Aastrls and
the aholitisu Of The nominal sazsrAint,
al E,Tessns held By the Porte. IL =
gives oai shai Bismarck sappsEts Aus'
ons-sistea Arsttratsr.
Rxa JAxxuso. March h.-Coupl..ns
AZ the Chilisn Goxsrnmest against Ne.
~. PT~siasnt OF he intsrnatioasl Arb
trpsica Oourt ea Peruvian var elaiHs
ssve heea admittsd - seli foanded. -
IL BrsrsliAn Empsros depose1 Nests
me DECISIONS slto4ethef e~sess o1in %
- oea0p asmAess IN fAs0r of Psra-
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PACIFIC COAST.



sag FkzscIsco, Msrch II p G. Ssn
asy, formerly engaged in basine~ in
Portland, Oregon, and Who 10 a dis
patch from that city. sent February 2zd
last. Uas stated TO have zbsoondei With
tl2, 90 belonging 20 the firm, states to.
day that be intends returning 20 Port
land shortly and will prosecute tue az
thurs Of the dispatch In question.
Feisaises Conduct
skS RsAxCEsco. March l4.-Amos Ne
CARNEY. large land oxaef and ca pitai
ut OF this city. UAs arrested today fog
feios1y, % foar IN iletmeats fOand by
the grand Jury. MEG artnsy IL sesasSi
% having iuhaenc-d ex-TaI Cailsess4
Crazy 90 'oa!Iiate fO1r recorded eeTtifi-
oates ~ land saiss % A. TO avoid pay
ment OF the required legal expenses.
Owing - pssminsnee OF the parties aud
the serIs1snsss Of tae charge. the case
vill stsfsc. considerable attention. Nc
c4rtuey asserts that this = ease Of black
mail
Rough WB Maple.sn-
sLS FKAxcIsco. March I4.-Mue. Ne
vada, Of Aspieson's Opera TrOgpe. has
been sick since her ARRIVAL in this city,
and unable. according 20 her sun state
msnt, TO sing. Mapieson o0ntinusd to
announce her appearance. AID today
suit vas brought against bim by a
ticket Spectator TO recover $50, which
he claims to have lost on tickets pur-
chased for Nevada nights- II IL thonght
other suits of similar nature will be
brought against Mapleson.
Frisco Nstes4
Seymour L.. Locke 10 nov here max
log arrangements for anotheT season OF
the Theodore Thomas concerts.
The Duly Exchange Newspaper, de
voted TO mining interests, was sold out
today at sheEid's sale.
The case of WIN. n. Nelson, accused
by Mn. Hill. 5harsn Of having smbez-
lied 500 from her, vas terminated TO-
day In JudRe Wilson's court. The jury,
after b.sinR out tiftssn minutes. brousht
IN a verdict of not guilty.
Lessi Killed
szocKIOS. Cal. March 1B.-Leoni,
named King of the Air, tight rope
walker. while giving perform .nce this
evening on a cattle stretched soross the
street. fell and broke his neck. He died
, an hour after.
Chinese Tor British Columbia.
| SAN FHAScIsoO, March l4.-Tventy3
four Chinese arrived here in the steamed
City Of New York from HoBgkou2. IN
transit for British Columbia. lie
Chinese RESTITUTION act Just pass-
ed b, that province IN def
ance OF the Domini "a Laws prevents
them going there, bat they can't land
hefe. Neither the Chinese Consul nor
the steamship comp my knOs what to
do with them.
a Dlsappsintfaz Legislature.
PBrsooTT, A. T.. March 1.-The Ter
ritOrial Legisl tture has adjourned sia,
die. The sessiols In generally regarded
a. the most unharmonious and unfruit
ful Of any In the history Of the Territory
Marine.
IAN FRAScIsco. March l4.-ArTived-
Ship Astoria. from Nanaimo.
Sailed-SteaIner Oregon. for Astoria
steamer Mexico, for Victoria steame
Dora and schooner Mssthew Turner, 70
I Oonalaska ship DashinR Wave. 70
/ Tacoma.
8 TAToosm. March IA Steamer VII
mington passed in az 1890 q. m. Bar
aud barkentins outside Al . IN. boun
4 iR. Snip Canada passed out. Cloudy
!. east wind.
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Anaria Gets ner shaFe.
lnn-.l.ieh lrhlaraler.

AsAsnpAaas factory = 70 b ssarssd
in SSpa NAllsy.
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where thes win continue the same o1si-
pe.. wholesale and reaai
Goods sold q reduced prices-
Bacon, shoulder ard Ham. also choice
me us,roasSs q the pubic 10 solicited
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

wAsaTSSros, March l4.-OveP zoo
Applicants frsm persons ambitious 10 be
postmasters we're recsived Al the Post
Office Department today, Of which num-
Der nearly 300 Sere from Illinois
About one-third Of the number we're
from incumbents who wish TO be re
tanned. One of the index clerks saws be
filed l6s applications from Iowa yester-
day. and 1t WAS oniy . moderately fair
dAy for Applications At that.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

yH-roa.a. B. C.. March lt-Barks
JAns SprOat and HAidee sAiled TOE Port
land today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

sswELL CrrI, Ks, March II. - 4
hosss thief named Clark killed Frank
Harrington. Toga Marshal, and was
fatally shot himHeif. near here today
chrk had been traced TO farm house
b. Vie sheriff. The latter. With Mar
shal Harrington ana tws deputies, sur
toaaasd the building. and Clark ran
tran Il, shootinil as be ran, one bail
iakIna efea 10 Harringt on'a head. One
4 lbs dspatiss thea fired. killing Clark
iss.aasly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15
PuKEEY A LOCAL AFFAIR.
BuofANr BoUksEs.
var SorE.

Lospos. March lL-The continental
bourses are trooyAnt ia sympathy VITA
the feeling 10 England.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

yrs Yonx, March l4.-lhe solar
..Iicss next Monday Is creating a lively
~ n astronomical circles. Little more
AZ ths upper halt Ut the suns diam
~ viii be- ooveFel by the moon AZ the
riai Of greatest obsGnration IN this
=. Al Fort Bidwell. Cal, the eclipse
! snunlar; tbs middle Of the annnlaF
sass occurring at 9:lk q. M, according
sProf. Coakley's computation, and one
annte earlier according TO tbs "Soisnee
Tsshlg Aim anao.'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15
DOYLE AND ALEXANDER

We're the contestants in the second
event. This vas 9 soft glove contest,
three rounds, Marquis of Queensbury
rules. More science sss displayed than
In the former contest and both men
seemed 30 RELISH the fan A; the end Of
the second round several admiring
friends of the contestants testified their
appreciation Of their efforts BY throwing
silver coins upon the platform. 1hsse
were gratefully gathered up. tie boxers
actually paasinR al the beginning of The
third ruuud to scramble for . belsted
half dollar. Beyond this. nothing re-
mArkable ahAranterized the event.
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Exceedingly Seed This

Secretary Lamar today directed the
Chief Clerk aud Superintendent of the
Interior Department TO sell at public
auction all the horses, carriages and
equipments which are the property OF
the Interior Department, excepting
those used for trucking purposes. the
proceeds Of the sale 20 be conveyed into
the treasury, the sale to take place as
soon AZ consistent with the interests Of
the public service. Tue result Of this
order will be the return to their regular
duties OF seven clerks Who have been
employed a. drivers A similar order
has been made by Attorney General
q 4riand
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Issna isAs esAsiai Thtess. ~ v
~ washinGtsn.

fElExa, Mon, March l4.-Great an
szzlness prevails In this city tonight on
asssant Of the disclosure OF some
tss,s eoncesuing certain outgoing OF.
eciAls. The County Commissioners OF
lsvis and Clark have been In continn.
gaa session for tee weeks. engaged
ps;ncipAlly 10 examining the acoeunts
ef NIX. Roberts. County Treasurer
khsxAnd.r n. Battle, Clerk OF the Dts
ties ooart, and Probate Judge y. y.
s1efiing. John w. Eddy VAS appointed
y sxAmins the tooks and records OF The
Ais Probate Juice. +. r. Sterling. and
report 70 tie Commissioner when said
sxaminaticn wN, oosnpleted. and Q. q.
ksynofis Vas appointed 10 examine The
kpoks and records % AlsxandsS n.
Battle and report 10 the same body.
his thouQhs by mauy thai the defsits
q he three officers viii aggregate
many shoasansa Of dollars. f0nor.
RVS fefspeasfsHf will contain the fol
hsslne stsieueia Of Me-. Roberts ease
There has bsen o report for several
says thai the books % ex- freasure'
ks0p Rshefts shos q dencit Of SONS
tAoM Mr.. Roberts elAisns thai thers
aust Be sosae mtstsks, and thai an on
tninaftan % the bcoks By an expert vll
500 eoane mislAke in The entrles. OI
alareh 18th the Board Of Commissioned
ni.ie the following ordsr. Otderad
ses en- Tressars et this ooaniy easini
sseen Ire accounts 10 the Cemnlissi<ln
81 tor ssttlemsnt. and Il appearine Z
seem BY said statement thai = denei
susis; that The sun Of - sls-sl
80 tae said county over and ahztS
sest bAs been paid into The presen
ttsAsnrer's eanas- II u oEdeFsd thai u
ssstk sesead ihis en- the inmates. an
iea b Formally notify sssd deoasn
ron hia eondsDen she above amount
teas y . surprise 20 all IS no man sfoo
aleesf IN The estimation OF the poop
NJ honesty AMI 6delity. We eape %
e.itsf Nay iaill Be satisfactorily 81
Risinad.n
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small lsaihiEraitsa.

srs YoaK, March H.-StatIsties of
...s,vrasioo At Cattle Garden shpE q
sa,sg a of more than 81 per csnt.
= January Let. compared With the
= peFiod las; year. The decline Il
--.si.lly marked 10 German iDnigta
= The steamship 5ervia brought
=. Wednesday "a Immigrants. Ons
- 40 At the same date she brought
"a There IL a slight increase in Eag
II immigration. Immigration IL light
: ,ow than IL has been before 81 the
- dsts since Castle Garden vss used
Z 4 landing depot.
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sEocKTOS. Cal, March I3.-Leoni,
named king Of the All" tight rope
walker. while giving a perform 4nce this
evening on a cattle stretched soross the
street. fell and broke bis neck. He died
an hour after.
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NOTICE,

TWENTY DOLLARS gwARD
Wfu BE paid for the afrsst and Goa
Sictlon u any psrsoa o. per11ns inteffaf-
ina With eny " the hfles Of the puast
sound Telegraph Colpsley.
nhsdviv !. T. MINOR PrssL
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Chimes imnigratiea i u n0x entire
" checked. TIE sxelusiea u shsolute
noae betng allowed 10 enter upon sny
rsrefext
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IxO performers a, the Biiou Theaier.
Ihres rounds Of three minutes each
we're fought Sith some spirit. but slto-
out a1y great display of science The
Den we're very evenly matched, and the
harmless taps which thsy exchanged
With the soft Gives IN which their
hands we're encAsed, frequently evoked
applause from the audience.
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ns<rszDEN1. kansas March IA
lssi night q h,lndrea men saarsed she
~ and tech Frank Bonhan, = young
.1msfs and hanged hia 90 q rsslnaad
nestiA konliam cas- cAaFRed With The
nefcaf q his motheE. esutker and sas
- iasa nosth- The nissFics Coart
ssastdsy grsiteda change Of venue %
nssoAsS cosnty. which ineenssd tes
s.ethia 81 the neighboThocd vhers
se1.n lived, Hin guilt uas not prsved
se al APPEARANCES we're sRAinsl
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Sr. PErgRsBuaa, March Ia. - The
Jos,ri,ai ds 50. IiefsrsJH'Y says the nego
tisii0ns between R1ssiA and England
still continue to be conducted With q
flrm desire 10 avoid a collision, AID up
on the protoafid conviction that Il IL 10
the interest Of both oeu stries ~ reach a
solid settlement Of the present dispute.
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Ser Assistant seer, tary.

II u understood that ex-Represenia-
tive Post OF Pennsylvania will be re-
commended b Secretary Lamar for the
Assistant secretaryship of the interior
Department. created At the last session
OF Congress.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

WASHINGTON. March l4.-rhe 2 esi-
dent is considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of
revokiDg the recent order Of President
Arthur, throwing open t1 settlement
the winnebago, or Crow Greek, Indian
Reservation, IN Daksts, in behalf Of
the Iodiabs. IL has been asserted that
the order of the President was
Illegal, inssmueh a. the land included
in the reservation was held by Indians
under the provisions Of the treaty OF
1855, that could not be set aside by
executive order. II this assertion be
substAntiAted, settlers who have select
ed and occupied homestesds on the
reservation will be liable to eiectment.
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War RATES.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Tiisss states
that during the past two days var rates
have been paid on British vessels sH
rtlats from San Francisco and other dis
tAut ports and on those 90 roass from
Baltic Sea and Black Sea ports.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

wAsnTxaros, March lt.-Miss Clese-
land held her weekly reception At the
White House this afternoon. She vas
assisted ~ her sister. Mrs Hoyt
There we're q large number OF callers,
aulana whom vere Ars- James q. Blaine
and her sou, walker Blaine
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PARIs, March lt-6aalois says that
the Gar has assured Emperor William
that the question never threatened the
ptssoa of Europe.
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FOR SALE.

One mile from Renten. threequarters OF
a mile from Cedar River Railroad nne
body Of land easy cleared; IS per acre :
a bix bargain.
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a-,aan Com. March 1.-THE
:. cs-.,d today bya vote OF ~ totSi,
"a anssriag upJu women twenty
...,s a aRe the privilege OF citi-
= ~ ~ c ait ID states Of voting IN
s..s.I district meetings, and max
$50 sligible o. any ofioe 10 the
- No property qualification is
<.i,sd The passage Of the bill Vas
shaa the woman sBhragists ex-
Hvill hardly 60 through tas
- IN any form, though there IL a
80 ssniimant ia the State In favor
Z s1ewtng tsKpayinR women and
.xssrs o. school children TO vJts on
$50 msttsrs.
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Chinese for British Coium bla.


PBrscoTT, A. T.. March H.-The Ter
ritoriAl Legisl tiure has adjourned sac
die. The session IN generally regarded
a. the most unharm0niOus and unfruit-
ful Of ans In the history Of the Territory.
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HlbbS. the Astounding Postmaster.
Under Arrest at Vale. H. q.

Lewiston Teller.
On yesterday morning the follow
ing telegram was received:
VICTORIA, b. G., June 16.
n. w. BREARLEY: -Hibbs arrested
at Yale; will leave there for home in
three days. w. f. K.a
Mr. Brearley received on Monday
night letter from Mr.. Kettenbach.
dated at Victoria, stating that he was
one day behind Hibbs; that he (Hibbs)
had been going under three or four
assumed names; that his family was
on Vancouver Island; that Murphy
arrived there in advance of Ketten-
bach, and seemed anxious to have an
interview with Hibbs before Ketten-
bach saw HIM. We learn there will
be no danger in extraditing Hibbs
and bringing him here to be tried
The chances are that he will be
brought here the first of next week
but whether he will be tried
this term of court or not is uncertain
as there is no U. S. grand jury en-
pannelled and no money to pay for
one unless advanced out of private
funds.