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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
ALONG THE SHORE.
What is Being Done on the Ohio
River.

What - Being Done on the Ohio
The river was rising slowly at dark last
night, with feet of water in the channel.
The Louis Sherley passed down en- route
for Cincinnati yesterday.
Capt. Ed Anshutz left to- Paducah yes
terday afternoon to JOIN his vessel.
kanawha steamers lee bound. w. y.
Chancellor, Henry Knox, Frank Stein,
Elaine, Sonomo. Diurnal. Hawk, Atlantic,
Heatherngton, Hope, Oneida, Ida Smith.
Pilots Look 0ut-The pilots of the tow
boat Rescue report big sree located in the
channel at l.ogstown about 100 feet below
the Government light
The steamer D. Willard collided with the
Clsrk,ville bridge, ,loosening one guard from
stem to stern.
Bo4ts at Point Plcasaa; Nellie Specr,
Fred Wilson, Little Fred, Daniel Kaine,
Rush ,,SiIas J. Coe, George r Dana hate
Simmons, Telegraph, Gesrge l.vsle, James
Tnyle7, Scotia, City of Ncyay and Luellia.
Ianesville-U unprecedented ice gorge in
llt N-rhluHuW. tdES OI ulsuSltEo " tHt
dams and overflow of the country. Boats
in ths Marietta ice harbor should taIe
varn.ag. The ice gorge now extends from
rwo miles this side of Nc yonnellsville. to
this city, distance of twenty-five miles.
The gorge is from twenty TO thirty feet high
some places and covers four State dams. 1t
is ie,red that the whole Muskingum valley,
from GAINESVILLE to McConncllsvile will be
lioodsd The State Engineer has been tel
-raphed for
Pr1TSHURG, January 27.-ltiver } feet ,
inchss and falling. Clear and cold.
MaEGANTowN, January 27-River closed.
Weather clear; thermometer 20' at { y. NJ.
Lock No. /, January 27.-River . feet
aud falling Weather SNOWY; thermom.
Ger l2'.
GREENSBORO, Pa, January 21.-Riyer
closed. Weather snowy.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January H.-Rivcr
! feet & inches and stationary. Weather
snowy; thermometer -.
RIcu'S LAHprNG, January 2I.--River :
feet inches and falling Weather cloudy;
thermometer Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

W. j. Greene President OF the Jackson
vile. S. Augustine and Halifax River L Ill
road, died Of apoplexy at Utica, n. Y VS.
terday.
A receiver has been asked for for the
southern Telegraph Company.
he Baltimore Hri Ohio Telegraph Com-
pany has uo:iicd jhc public it will not
yhargo for dates in ulrsSa yes 80 and from
central South America.
A fire in the Insan" Hospital At Indiana
polls Yesterday morning created some cX.
element. but did iIJ!e damage.
The Stewart Iron Company at Sharon,
Ia., las given notice Of an indefinite shut
Gown on account Of light business.
A German named Hines was torn to
pieces by fly wheel in Shonen5erger :
nail mil, Pittsburg. Yesterday.
The morocco of G. +. Leonhardt, Brook
lyn, was totally destroyed by fire Yesterday.
Loss 100000.
The roof o. the NJ. Carmel coal shaft,
two miles east Of Sharon, Pa, tell in yester-
dav and seriously injured William Horn
Icck and Chris. Clink, the latter fatally.
Fulton. Ne& York, had $4,000 fire
yesterday.
The House committee appointed to in
quire into the cause OF Yesterdays fire in
.te ce3ito reported that it was wholly ac-
cden,sI
The Secretary Of the Treasury recon-
mends an appropriation Of Sj00. 600 to build
an additional vault room for the storage OF
silver.
Reports received at Washington from
Offices representing - per cent Of the sales
of postage stamps. show decrease in the
sales for December of IL per cent. Only
four cities show an increase.
The Oklahoma Boomers have agreed to
quit the Indian Territory.
John j. Ingalls, was Yesterday elected
United States Senator from Kansas.
The estimated damage by the explosion
at the Tower of London is $4,000 Two
oftroops have been added to the
gusrd at Buckingham Palace.
Stanford, Republican, WAS YESTERDAY
elected United States Senator from Cali
fornia
Chief Engineer Melville, Of Arctic fame,
is out in card advocating an Arctic
e> e>peiiiion.
John Mccullough visited Baltimore
yesterday.
4 COLD is unlike most yisitors:-lt YOU
want to get rid of it. YOU must give it a
warm reception with DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup, the standard cough remedy Of our
ace. For sale 10y all druggists at twenty
five cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
NtW YURk SlARlltD
BY an Attempt to Blow Up the
British Consul
In His Offices In a State Street
Building.
1t is Regarded As a Joke BY Many
People,
But Others Are Inclined to Tremble
and Fear
That We Are On the Brink of a
Serious Outbreak.
SpeciN p tAs Renister.

NLw YORK, January 2T.-Shortly after
two clock this afternoon an odd looking
package, partly wrapped in newspaper
with a fuse attached to twas found lying on
the first floor underneath the British Con
suls Office. The package was taken into
the Office OF Spofford Brothers, in the same
building, and opened. 1t contained a
cylindrical tin box eight inches wide and
four deep, with a hole in the top. The
box contained blue powder that was
pronounced dynamite Consul Pierrepont
and Consul General Baker were summoned
and bareheaded ran down stairs to look at
the object
We'll, Iguess they're after us exclaimed
Baker This looks ike another dynamite
plot,
Then he veatured TO open the box. From
small aperture IN the cover
was produced long cot
toncoyered fuse that had been
lighted, but for some unexplained rea-
son failed to 90 oil. Withdrawing the fuse
piece of copper telegraph wire insulated
with gutts peacha was found twined with
fuse, wire aad cotton. The latter emitted
the oior Of naphta or turpentine. The
news of the finding of the internal machine
spread throughout the neighborhood and
the indignation of those WHO heard it be.
came louder than at the announcement of
the dynsmite attempts oA the House Of
Parliament and the Tower OF London
The VILLAINS are among US, said an old
citizen who stood at TIE entrance to the
establishment. Consul pieriepont, al
though at first startled by
the discovery 2f the machine,
so soon after the London explosions, finally
concluded that some crank had placed it in
proximity to his Office to keep up the pres
eat excitement. Others who saw the box
took more scrio4s view OF the thing, eX-
rress;ng the conviction that it was dyna.
mite plot started 5v some ignoraSt anti.
British fellow. 1t is certainly significant
warning for the English authorities aere to
be on their guard.
Later.
NEw IuEx. January 2T.-l.atss develop
mcu;s how the dynamite a'lai: Of TO day
to be simply hoax evidently perpetrated
Tor the purpose OF causing a sensation. The
tin ,.oX contained about quarter of a
round OF black powder which later inresti,
sa,ion proved 70 be smalis, coloring ma
'erjal u-ed by painters and perfectly harm,
l,ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28


On Saturday last, the Inteiigencer con
tained an article, undo: the capt., of The
Future City Building, which, among other
things, contained tE3 somewhat remarkable
statement that Before this committee (the
ioint committee or Repairs to the State
Ior~ci was appcanrcd-in fact rs early in
the geS>.un as poSsibic-SuuatCT Scott, Il
HcIuOiican, Introduced bill 10 appropri'
ate so SEQ tu repair the brlliug. 1t was
hrl .&;d rhAi Colonel White, Democrat,
had bill ready to present IN the House ap
rrorrialing 5000 for the same purpose.
laritor Volt says Si0On would not hire
the lumber to build the ScatTolding re-
ruircd. But Colonel White changed the
-um in his bill to Sir 900, and >ho, il il a
uay or two after Senator Scots
Members from the interior of the State
tho are disposed to be fair in the matter,
avs these two bills will greatly h ndrr each
tho They think Senator SCOTS might
o through, but the sam asked by Colonel
While is too large.
Ills IS entirely wrong so far as it relates
10 Il g amount quoted a being in the first
raN Of Col. Whites bill Col. White drew
up his bill before the assembling Of the
Legislature and fixed the amount at so
900 which sum has never been changed.
The assertion that 1000 had been placed
in Tie bill as an adequate sGm to repair the
building is too ridiculous to merit notice.
lid it not seem TO have been made in the
ioya Of iniuring or prciudicing the member
rom Ohio in the mind OF those interested in
seeing the house put in order in its va alton
by the State government
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
CONGRESS
The House of Representative Transact
business Mostly of u Local Nature.

The House of Rcprcsrntati, rransact~
business Mostly of a Local Nature.
WASnIyGTuN, January 21-The business
transacted by the House TO-DAY partook
largely of local character. Harris, from
the Committee on Miltart Affairs, reported
favorably the Joint resolution to loan the
Government flags and badges to the District
of Columbia for use on Inauguration day.
The most important work of the day was
Morril's report from the Finance Commit
tee. declaring in favor of the House bill for
the retirement and rpcvinace OF the
silver dollar. \ tn~ amendments
were added The vote in the committee
was six in favor Of to four against the bill.
The amended bill provides that until July
|, lsej. United States trade dollars il not
d, Gccd mutilatcd or stamped shall be re.
c,.ycd At the Office 0. the Treasurer OF the
UritCd States in exchange for like amount
collar for dollar of the Standard silver dol.
lar lr the United States The trade dollars
r.,iy& by the / litcI States shall Dc sent
10 The miuts AID racoined into Standard
dollars. These dollars 50 receiv.i shall 1e
ra,,d as so much bullion the amount q:
which shall 10 deducted from the
.niilt Of bullion required to be
rr,las,i AID to.ued by III" act Of
February - ls7>. proy,led such am9lh.
sLal. 10, v>,erd s.oUoJU ia an, ,uOurh.
The bill rtpeaIs all ia s!ala.ing to he coin
are of the trade dollar aud also authorizes
tic President 10 cper ne e:ciiati,ns with for
cign powers looking toward lAc Tree COINAGE
OF silver on an agreed basis. Morrill, gave
notice that he would cali up the bill next
Tuesday
Congressman White OF hrntucky aud
Speaker Carlisle had a tilt on the Hoor to-
day on ruling made by the latter. 1t was
exceedingly warm IL" H." "me out hotn'nS
serious resulted Just belSc>r the isa5, Honse as,
sembled this mornir- a bitter ''s'"'s' :. aO5
took place between Congressmen Cobu '1'
Finerty on the explosion of last Saturday
which grew so warm that friends separated
the men.
Senate.
Senator Cameron reported iayOrabiy a
bill to authorize the establishment Of Il re-
tired list for uon.commissioned officers and
priyatcs who have served thirty years and
upwards in the 'nited States army. Dawes
submitted a Joint resolution providing for
the placing Of marble bust Of the late Vice
President Wilson in the Senate chamber.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
ROASTED ALIVE.
Horrible Fate ot "A P"ndIeton County
Farmer.

H"rrrhlr Fate ot P"ndIeton County
Farmer.
!l,r"R h III" Register
rr,>huN. Pendicton County, January
26.-On Wednesday Of last week Wash.
nahmer, son Of Mr. Joel Dahmcr, who lives
near Franklin was engaged in rolling logs
and Lurning brush. lie had no help In
he evening he was missed, or rather he did
no; turn up at his home at the usual time.
A search was instituted by friends and in a
short time his remains were found in a
brush heap, the body being burned almost
heyond recognition The eyes were burned
out the nose off and hands burned to a
crisp. When found log was lying on his
,ody-or what was left of it. 1t is sup
posed log caught him in a runaway,
throwing him into the burning heap.
Martin Judy died Wednesday morning at
i O'Clock.
The Franklin people are gathering good
ice and plenty OF it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
BOLD BURGLARS
Who Encountered the FabIed Kind
of a Night Watchman
IN AN DIANA CITY.
One Of the Gang Instantly Killed
By the Policeman, Who
In Turn
WAS SHOT BY ONE OF THE THIEVES.

F.. WAYNE, January 2i.-At O clock
this morning four unknown men broke into
the post Office at Huntington, Indiana, for
the purpose of burglary. They were con-
ironted by Max Baumgartner, night mar
shal, who shot one OF them through the body.
killing him instantly. The burglars shot
Baumgartner in the back with a revolver
His recovery is doubtful. The burglars
then stole horse and sleigh and escaped,
leaving their dead comrade behind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
NEWSPAPER NOTIONS
Concerning PaIneIl and Last Saturdays
Explosion.

Concerning PaIneIl and Last Saturdays
Explosion.
LOyUuy January 27.-The Times con-
ta.ns its onslaught on Parnell with a sting
:ur article which SAYS Parnells studied 81
leuce regarding the dynamite ou'rases calls
20 mind his at.cmp. 10 Ignore Forster in
.tr,msu, on the Parnellites AS moral &C
coupEce Of the Ph.ruix Park assassin5.
The hines ass Tres the Irish agjta:or' that
,Le.r present poEry Of murder and silence
will Tot pay. They will never succeed in
coerc.ng the House Of Commons into &C
ceu.;ng naked re. olation by the means OF
sagra,:oa The Daily News thinks il al
most an insult 70 ask Euglishmen to keep
,hcir heads in the face Of such outrages
5u. fears the worst is not yet come. It pre-
dict, ;hc next effort of the towards will be
an attack on some infant school.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28

RrMEMHln complete cure for aches.
pains sores pimples, urinary sediment dis
turbirg dreams nervousness. dispondenCy.
indigestion and general weakness Of mind
and body, brought on bv improper HABITS Or
Otherwise is found in two or three bottles
Of Dr Grysco't's Nellyw Dock nnd Sarsa-
parillo, AS les been proven by HI exp--
ieIcc Of many who lnur suffered hat ror
feel We! and strong in all parts Of the body
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
Keep Looking Young.

This : the age of Young men. Other
thircs being equa! they are eycrywb ere pre-,
f5rr,d Save yoar Young looks 1t means
pc-i'on and money. Is vCur hair falling
tt:- dry Ct luo.lr',.-? pre--r'e anI bear
iii, !. l., ,,.I . Par}.r'- lair HaI.am Not
an al. C'c. srrr FL" parE. clean. harm
les. lts:tiCE color
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
uRBLE 20 LYNCH HIM.
Capture of a Notorious De,perado in New
Mexico.

Cluture of "a Notorious Desperate in New
Mexico.
las VEGAS. y. VI. January 2I.--Nlcho-
az Aragon. famous outlaw. and at one
..ne member OF the notorious Billy the
aid Gang. was captured this moraing by
lin,olr county officers near Chaport, thirty
miles south of here The officers sur
rounded the adobe hut in which
,he o.law had taken shel'e-. In answer
p. demand for his surrender he sent word
ay Mexican woman that he had plenty to
c:., and d.ink aud An abundance o! smmuni-
t.oa AID hg would never lie taken alive. \
deputy uoungcd the roo! OF the hut and
- lie digging q ho,e through in which
g. might be communicated to
% .te inside. was shot dead by the
s.,s -, rdo A general fUsilade followed,
G which Aragou and Officer Brent
,-a.o -",,"E vo, uded 4 messenger was hastily
ror. " - Vegas for endorsements and
So. .,Oon5s, ~ II with which to blow the building
80 : "" Hoon,;n,, Aragou sent out his guns and
,p.-~anJa-eJ y. He will arrive at the Las
y-a,.os -; ;o;I TOM, row morning. He is an
oI5-,ime J-Gn Killer IN numbers fully dozen
rnar ON his dead list The enragei people
are liable to lynch MN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
TIE SAD RESULT,

English Hou>rholders Di~charGing Irish
Servants by Thousands.
U,BrIy. January 2I.-The London corre-
srordent of h" Fraemaus Journal tele-
graphs ,ha, 5000 Irishnen are out OF EN-
r,ovmrr, in the east end Of London alone,
and that demonstrations against the Irish
b.. -r 5p.uu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28

WA,HGToS, D. C., JanL sry 25.-l.,
m.-For Ohio and Tenuesssee valley, gen
orally cold, partly cloudy weather, local
SHOWS, followed by clearing weather north
wes'ly winds. rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes local SHOWS, warmer
weather uor'herIv winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28

To CURE an ordinary cough or cold take
one dose OF DIR. Wistar's BalSam Of Wild
Cherry before going to bed at night. 1t
will cause 3 suspension of nervous eXc;ta-
biEty, allow you sweet repo>e, and BY morn
ing the cough will be gone. 1t is the best
and therefore cheapest cure for coughs
colds and consumption; is sold By druggists
generally. and ought 10 BE- found in every
intelligent household
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28

LoNrov. January 27.-The police are
convinced that the arrest of Cunningham
was an important capture. They are Ger
tain he took an active part in causing the
explosion at tse Tower 1t is now aScer-
tanned that cry few ot the ratters in the
Tower are rendered useless, the damage
being largely confined 10 the wooden
-..rLs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
Funny Snap.

MoyrEt1r January 27.-A supposed in.
fernal machine was found in the post
office last night and carefully guarded BY
the police until this morning, when an in
veStigaiion was held which resulted in the
discovery that the dreaded machine was
the cover Of water closet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
AN ELEGANT RECEPTION
rendered TO PresidCnt.elect Cleveland.
Last Night.

AlnNy. \. Y, January PA reception
was given 10 night by the Florange club to
PrcsidcrtcIect Cleveland, Governor Hill,
State officials and Legislature. 1t was be
voud question the most distinguished social
gathering ever held in Albany, the famous
Capital reception when the State struc-
ture was socially dedicated being the only
comparison to it in the number Of represen-
tatiye persons present. At $50 the Presl-
dent,elect arrived in company with Erastus
Corning and Col d. s. Lamont Gov Hill
arriving few minutes later with Gen.
Ra,hburn. The club rooms were tastetuIly
dncornied
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28

Lo>ro>, January 27.-The wreckage
made by SATURDAY. explosion in the House
%. Commons is almos! entirely removed 1t
a been tound necessary to pull down the
hole southwest portion Of the gallery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28

Or,r5 doctors electric belt and other
swindlers who Eys by Frightening our young
men and Young women by nasty circulars
will find their occupations gone when 1t
becomes generally known that DR. Guysott 5
Yellow pock and SarsaPariIla is certain
cure for all weaknesses Of the urinary or
cons ncryorsncss. etc. Obey the laws Of
health. take a few bottles Of this simple
rrmcIv and you will soon be restored to per,
fpc, mahood and womauhood, free from AL
worrimeat Of mind and distress OF body
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
Failed.


NV'0'"I ~ IT I'sITST'T.
WESTON January 27.-M. W. Dougherty
made an assignment to-day for the benefit
of his creditors. R. J. Simpson and a. j.
Wood are the assignees. Assets and habil-
ittes not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
Solicitor Engaged.

l.,gEruoL, January 27.-Sohcitor Quill
liam has been engaged to defend Cunning
Ian. now under arrest for completely IN
saturday explosions Ample money has
.eru laced al the Solicitor disposal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
Will Not soon Forget.

NEw YonE. January PA committee
of Irish american residents Of this city
zen, the following dispatch to uited States
Senator Eitdle0erger, Of Virginia, for his
, epch and vote on the ra~ard resolution:
.. he Iyi,h-Nm,ri,an citizens Of N9w York
.. e me 7our speech Of yesterday. They
y-H mo-. soon FORGET il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
TO NIGHTS ESTERTAIS>IrNT

Indcr iHr hm.Ii,r~ of ;hc Young Mems
Democratic Club.
This evening the entertainment gotten
up hr he Young Mems Democratic Club,
as a compliment TO the members Of the
LEGISLATURE, will come or at the Opera
House. The affair is entirely devoid Of
politics, the only end in view is the spend
ing of an enjoyable evening which seems to
be assured by perusal Of the following
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28
PROGRAM M.

PAET !IENI.
Grrhe.ra-Jupite ter Holman
Opening address President se"ly. :. ,,.
!, ,;, si.n 80, ., Ma.,er Ralph Heyman
..lcciion-Ihp Queen, ls"e Handkerch chIet~otFaus
or -hestra.
v,, ,,,.s-,.tte-"Ciulin Days ........ homp'Oh
'' Nr oscar Seely.
"A I'ar aloe, 60 Softly Go Safely Well
NpciSi" II Dreaming. ..,.-.-.l i"5'
Mrs Nellie 3w-eny Palmer. "
yia,,u s,l,,-Le P-IIt Tam ... p"'''
rrpl. Herman >chockc!.
FART SECpSD.
Overture, Orche.trs Moorng, Noon ami Night In
Vienna PP'
ell Vs. ....... Di krn'
Ra ,sT,. Willsts. sommer-, Miller, OFT and
Other.
i've o'clock a. the morning. s.......Chribei
y.cal ..l,-, O.. t.,r,e Il. Caldwell.
Nj .......... Hon. Daniel Il. Lucas
AJdr,-s nd the song....... Pin,uu
Vocal snln-The ARROW. "hiiaEef.
So, Il. T.. '... ..............Uh.pOP
G,.1 sight Iul'alv 'luar'et, ''srs Meme
h.., -.,S, NJ, Fhil.ip.. b.
gui -,Ci,l.
Ms "a-v Wild. N,c1mpani-, .tiy "'t
Waltz. rom 'hs l.. -sHr .tiirnt, hy...... ~
Grhtatra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28

L,>puy. January 21.-ln consequence oil
The receipt of threats to blow up the
Government pos,o.ice, the "oyernmenI mas
o..rred special precautions taken tor the
prot. c,iou OF tie budding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-28

4 COLD is unlike most visitors YOU
want to get rid of it. YOU must give it a
warm reception with pr Balls Cough
Syrup, the standard cough remedy Of our
age For sale 10y all druggists at twenty
five cents bottle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-05-29
An Alleged SwindIer Arrested.

Tuesday, Detective Head of the Maine
Central, arrested J. J. Buzzell in STRAIT
ton, town in the Dead River region, and
yesterday brought him to this city, lodging
him in Jail. At the last term of court he
brought suit against the Maine Central
Railroad Company to recover $500 for trunk
which he asserted had been lost on the Maine
Central road. He represented that he had
come from Sc 'tland last fall, and about the
first of September arrived in Portland on the
boat from Boston, from whence ne took the
evening train to Lewiston, checking his
trunk through. but was never able to find it
after his arrival to the spindle city. To sub.
stantiate his claim he exhibited strap check,
numbered $685." such as the railroad COM
pany never give to passengers. The whole
story was disproved. When the trial was
about to come on Detective Head produced
man and his wife from Lewiston where
Buzzell had worked all summer. Buzzell
got wind of this and the day before the trial
disappeared and was not seen here again until
Yesterday. When the case came up in court
the plaintiff, of course, did not appear and
the case was nonsuited. The railroad has
been troubled much, of late, by bogus bag.
gage claims, and it is proposed to make an
example of Buzzell. He is man about fifty
years of age and originally came from Ma
chias.