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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-16
WESTERN BILLIARDS..
The Sc cond of a Week Does Considerable
Damage About Omaha.

The Sc cond of a Week Does Considerable
Damage About Omaha,
OMAHA, NEB., June l5.-The second Sc
we're rain and wind storm within half a
week visited this section yesterday. One
residence in Omaha was struck by kght-
nirg, but the occupants escaped injury A
brakeman named Sullivan was killed by
lightning near Columbus. immense dam
age vas done in tSe country 10 windmilis,
sheds and barns by the wind.
The storm along The Union Pacific was
particularly severe. At Millsd twenty
mills west, two lumber yards were entirely
blown away.
At Elkiorn two horses and bern were
blown down. For distance of SIX miles
west of Graad Island telegraph polesare all
laid fat.
The same storm struck the North Platt
depot and was blowing It to pieces when
telegraph communication vas cut off.
he depot at Phelps station, on the Bur
liz zion and Missouri railroad was partially
wrecked A great deal of damage was done
70, distance Of Fifty miles along the Ne
brasha railroad, IN the south part of the
Sr're, great many buildings being badly
VII. chsd
reports are mesgre so far, ewing to the
interruption to telesrsphic Communication.
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HoADLY WILL NOT RUN.

For Governor of Ohio-Those Republican
Issues viii Beat Foraker.
NEw Yo2x, June l5.-GcEernor Hoadly,
of Ohio, who with his wife and daughter is
on his way home from West Point, spent
yesterday in New York. He was asked con-
eerning q dispatch from Washington printed
in a morning paper of June lS, stating that
be would not be candidate for re-slsction,
81 said: The dispatch 8 correct. shall
not be candidate. Ny objections are
purely personal and nos due to oIy doubt
that the Democratic party will
elect its candidate My business
requires my attention, and I
cannot afford to negleCtiG judge Foraker
is an able man of high principles and will
make brilliant canvass, but the issues he
Republicans propose TO- press VII, in ny
opinion, beat him. Their platform is s:ra-
ply bitter, narrow Vulgar ssrsrsion Of ahe
Democratic party, and so tra1spsrently so
that / am sure the people of Ohio wiz not
tolerate It's false appeals"
Ofthe Observation-Disclosures Goseraor
Boadly said: Clean. honest and. wise, l
make bold to ssS the people Of Ohis. must,
at the end OF the present Administration,
characterize iSs> conduct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-16
MARTINS YERRH.

Yesterday the electicu To- chose water
works trustees was held and resulted a.
follows
Eirt Ward-WiIliam Hpphsrd, 206;
John Welsh. $50; J. A. M. Seitz. 209;
Joseph Medill, ~; Geo. McKim, s9i Thomas
Johns, 81.
Seecnd ward-WiIliam Epphsrdt, l5t;
John Welsh, 1856; J. A. N. Seitz, l43;
Jos.ph Medill 35; Geo. McKim, ~; Thomas
JohLs %.
Third xard-William Eppbardt, Ia;
John Welsh, $50; J. A. NJ Scitz, ll2, Jos.
M,dilI, 10; Geo. McKim, 81; Thomas
Joins 22.
4 gentlenan living neaS the rink. On
Fourth street, says he has . shot gun sad
viii freely use il, IL he gets the chance. on
the thieves who carried of his chickens
sou g time ago, and who, on last Saturday
night. entered his yard and took several
valuable articles. II they call again they
may not get OF 20 easily ~ before.
Mrs. Rachel Simmons and Mrs. Sara
Reed are visiting Mr.. Joseph Roberts, Of the
Garden Spot. These ladies are the grand.
parents Of Mr.. Roberts children and are
ninety three aad eightynin yenss old
respectively. n there any oae here
abouts who can boast Of older grand parents
for their shildren1
The n. 4. Church is now undergoing .
thorough course Of cleaning and repsiring.
Il vii! probably be finished snd resdy tor
use by next Sunday, when quarterly meet
ing will be held.
A petition is being circulated psaying the
honorable school board &c employ . music
teacher and continue the instruction IN that
lice as heretofore.
Mrs Joseph Cline d visiting IN the ooua-
Mrs George Bottles leaves today to visit
relatives
J.R. Green, vhs has besz visiting HE
father, John Green, Of Third sszest, bas 70
turned TO his hons In West Virginia
People on tAs south sde Of Hanover
street, bciwten Ne railroad sSd fJiRS
street, either vast the eufbstoaes WITCH
hare besl laying in the way for tso moaths
set into position OF moved out d the vsy.
The attention Of ths Hsalth Ofsesr .
ealled 10 Tie 6et that there has besa Ssvsssl
borsss buried % ths beach nsas Psafs 81
ditioa, that ths recent high water has 81.
pose1 them, and that Psurs a2ditioa 80
PIE aae greatly an.oyed BY ths sssssA kea
the decayiBg eascAsses.
MessrS. Brush 4 BeisgW sod force a
men tol 10y The cement pssemest On IL
paboh side of Fourth streef TO-DAY.
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BELLAIRE.

The steel workers will hold another meet
ins on Wednesday. Both siGes concerned
apl tar 10 be getting down to facts and 1t
may be that the works will 60 on as soon as
repairs are concluded
Quite number Of our Methodist friends
will hold picnic at Burrs' Mills today.
Two Of the members Of the Gravel Hill
Hose Company stated to your reporter that
thy were preparing to have duel on the
gre en- next Saturday for the purpose OF put
tipg some life iuS) that part oftown.
DR.. J. ". james haves to day for his
West Virginia bo ne to spend the summer
Hea,heringtons band and o numoef OF
our people viii 20 down on the Andes to-
ds>
Fa,ber CuH preached in Dennison last
ey' r,Dg.
The Boycorter wac distributed here again
yererday.
The College boys at Little Washington
viii hereafter be very particular what clubs
they play. Tie Faculty has decided the
Closes Of this city too rough set for the
dear bows, and has decided that no roughs
ike the Ohio boYs shah get chance at
them again.
Board OF Equalization 10 st. Clalrsyille
yesterday In looking over returns the
Board found it necessary TO add some val
uation in varioas parts oftowR.
Ser ices in St Johns Church are now
held as follows Low mass at 7 q. N, high
ma IS at ga. M, Vespers and benediction OF
the blessed sacrament at L::2 p. m, cate
ohisn ut > q n,
TIE Mayor heard The cases Of two chaps
who were run in for being aruak and quick
ly disposed of them.
A numbe5 of expestent Democrats
breaihed easier yesterday after they heard
THAI there was no ioundstion for the report
that a new postmaster bad been appointed
here
The W. c. 7. |. held q temperance meet
ing last evening in the South Beilaire NJ. ID.
church.
The Prohibitisn Comfy Convention val
be held in this city on Tuesday At II a. N L.
for the purpose Of pominatiag two ReSee-
sentatiyes, one Treasurer, ooo Commission
er and one lnfruary Director; also to
elect delegates to the District and State
Conventions
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MANY PosTMASTERS

Appointed YeSterday-Many Rue Their
Inordinate Partisanship.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The President
to-day made the following appointments.
John W. Twiggs, of California, to be As
sayer of the United States Mint at San
Francisco.
Thomas Beck, to be Appraiser Of Mer,
cbandise, District San Francisco.
Daniel P. lost, to be Assistant Apprais
er of Merchandise District San Francisco.
Joseph Shsfer. to be Assistant Surgeon
in the United States Navy.
The President to-day appointed the fol,
lowing Presidential postmssters:
C. E. Cameron al Alta, Iowa, vice W. P.
Williams, Office became Presidential.
Jacob J. Zeller at Ottawa, Ohio, vice T.
D. Campbell, resigned.
James R. Mars. at Dsnville, Ky, vice j.
S. Linney resigned.
John B. Lombard, at South Framinghsm,
Mass vice Willard Home, resigned.
James r Howard, at CASTLE, y. Y, vice
George II. Bush, commission expired.
John 81. Cochran, at Dallas, Tex, vice l..
s. Garrison, suspended.
Frank I, Forbes, at Fredericksburg, Va,
vice Lawrence Tsliafero. suspended.
John Finn, at Decersh, la, vice A. X.
Bailey, suspended.
Valentine Rsngle at Wsusesu, Wis, vice
Robert II Johnson, suspended.
John Warner, at Peoria, Ills, vice W.
Cookie, suspended.
John A. Young, at Charlotte, n. C., vice
". W. jenkins, suspended.
George W. Crokell, at Concord, \. H.,
vice l. H. Carroll suspended
Archibald II. Boyden, at Salisbury, N.
c, vice James Fl. Ramsey, suspended.
Orland Humphrey, at Nysck, n. Y, vice
S. L. Christie, suspended. The postnssters
st Fredericksburg, Va, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Wsuseau, Wis Peoria, Ills, Charlotte, n.
C, Salisbury, n. C., Concord, N H., and
Dallas, Tex, were suspended for partisan
ship upon proof The postmaster at
Nyack, \. Y, was suspended, because
chargesble with knowledge of fraud per.
petrsted upon the Government while he was
Assistant Postmaster
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MGRAW's APPOINTMENT
OF Deputy Collector at Parkersburg
Looked for With Interest.
Special 10 he REGISTER.

OF Deputy Collector at Parkersburg
Looked for With Interest.
Special 10 The Register.
PARKERSBURG, June l5.-Senstor Cam
den is home again from visit to CleVe'
land, and it is thought that Collector Nc
Graw will be here tomorrow to consult
with him and other prominent Democrats as
to the appointment of deputy collector
heie. The fight for the position has become
warm one, and many Democratic eyes are
fixed with longing on the coveted morsel.
Chief amongst the candidates is Col. W. P.
Rarhbone, a well tried worker in the Demo.
cratic field. The Colonel came into the
party during the Hayes regime and since
then has done yeoman service in drilling In
the local Democracy. He has been a
straight Democratic voter and is one Of the
most prominent OF the young Democracy.
1t has been about settled that he will get
the place, and the other candidates, it is
said, are pooling their issues against him in
fay or OF dark horse.
The appointment Of Col. Rsthboue would
meet with an almost unanimous approval
from the Democracy.
A large brick block is to be erected on
Market street opposite the Catholic church
and ground was broken to-day.
The first picnic at Msplewood park is to
take place on Thursday week, by that time
the o. R. r. will have their pleasure ground
in thorough order.
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Camden Gives a 5000 600 Bond.

PARSERsByRG, W. Va June Is, In the
United States Court to-day Senator Camden
gave a two hundred thousand dollar bond in
the noted case of the West Virginia Oil and
Oil Land Company, and took an appeal to
the United States Sapreme Court. 1t will
be remembered that judgment was rendered
By the last court against Senator Camden
for S5S,OeO, property having been sold for
that amount less than prior sale, the history
OF which appeared in the REGLsTER. Secnr-
tiles on the bond are G. ". Thompson, W.
n. Chancellor. and W. P. Thompson.
The Wood County Teachers institute
net to day. One hundred and FIFTY teach.
ers attended the exercises, which were con-
Quoted by Hon. s. T. Stspleton, and the
well known educator, Prof Wade Morgan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-16

A RINK PROFESSOR ARRESTED
For Indecent Exposure at Grafton-N"ds
Girls Exposed.
SDacinI 10 The Re1tSfer,

For Indecent Exposure at 6rtktoh-N"AS
Girls Exposed.
SOecidI 10 the Register.
GRAFTON, W. Va, June l5.-Conside-a
bic excitement was caused here to-day Oy
the arrest of Robt Berkett, proprietor otthe
skatingirink, for indecent exposure OF his
person, and causing other persons to make
indecent and immoral exposures OF their
persons at his rink. The evidence elected
the facts that he has in the rear OF his RINK
a private room, which he uses for dressing
purposes and that he has been in the habit
of exposing his person from the room
to the passers by in the street, and making
himself particularly obnoxious to the family
of Mrs. Malinda Flanagan and others for
some time back, and on last Saturday
evening this private room was occupied oy
three or four women, who 80 indecentlJ
exposed their persons, one OF them beng
perfectly nude, to the public and conducted
themselves in such an immoral and lascly.
ious way that Mrs. Flanagan was compelled
to take steps to prevent it in the future
This she did by having Berkett arrested as
above. The Mayor found him guilty and
imposed fine and costs.
The first Sunday excursion trains on the
G. 4 G. railroad were run on yesterday to
the Grafton Park, carrying hundreds of our
people to that beautiful and pleasant resort.
The county court met here to day to elect
proxies TO cast the vote of this district in
the stockholders meeting Of the G..
& G. r. R. Co. Hon. S. T.. McCor-
mick, George Brinkinson and DR.. Harter
were selected, This is an important matter
to our people, as the district owns large
amount Of stock and the present manage
ment of the road is not satisfactory. The
people look with good deal of interest to
what the new board of directors will do.
Upon their action depends the welfare fthe
district and the road.
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ticle of food. A decision viii be rendered
in few days
National Bank Examiners.

ticle of food. A decision viii be rendered
in few days
National Bank Examiners.
The Comptroller of the currency to-day
appointed Benz. W. Clark ane Samuel d:
Taylor to be national bank examiners. and
has assigned Clark to duty in New York and
Taylor TO duty in Indiana.
Chiefs of Divisions.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has aP.
pointed o. ]. Harvey, of Pennsylvania, and
VIM. S. Kaiser, of Indiana, to be chiefs OF
divisions in the Third Auditor s ofhce, TO
fill vacancies causad by removals.
Letters for the Greely Party.
The Vice Consul at Copenhagen has in
formed the State Department that he has
lust received from Greenland locked mail
pouch and several loose letters for the
Greedy expedition. He will forward them
to Washington.
Following is an extract from dispatch
received at The State Department from Con-
sui Hanghawant at Naples in regard to the
importation Of old rags: Il feel that such
importations are not free from danger and
especially so when that merchandise can be
traced coming from Naples even indirectly.
In this city Naples rags are stored in the
quarters Of the city where the cholera was
most severe last year"
The Reciprocity Treaty.
Judge McCue, Solicitor of the Treasury,
has given an opinion to Secretary Manning
that shad or herring caught in Canadian
water by American fishermen in boats OF
lees than FIVE tons burden can be admitted
10 the United States free Of duty. A ques-
ton as to whether these FISH we're dutisble
arose from the fact that the Washington re-
ciprocity treaty of 1871 will expire on the
lst prox.
The Wales Court Martial.
WASHINGTON, June l5.-The summing up
before the Wales court martial began to.
day. There is report that one or two
other naval bureaus are to be Investigated.
Grateful Carriers,
The letter carriers Of this city tonight
presented Hon. S. S. Cox, United States
Minister to Turkey, with an elegant gold
headed cane, in appreciation of the efforts
Of Mr. Cox while in Congress to secure
legislation in their behalf
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SARDINE FREE.
Governor Wilson Pardons sardins FoEis .
Convict In for Ten Years.


Convict In for Ten Years.
Special 70 the Register. d.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June l5.-Sardine
Fogle, who was sentenced 10 term Of ten
years confinement in the penitentiary BY
the Upshur county Circuit Court in 1878,
and who has served seven years Of his term
for shooting and killing Ds VIM. A. Bostic.
whom he had caught attempting to enter
his house at night with the intention as
his (Fogle's) wife alleged of seducing
her, was to day psrdoned BY
Governor Wilson. The case is one Of i'm
portance and the circumstances of the kill
ing of Bostic and conviction Of Fogle are
well known to the people throughout the in.
terror ef the State The petition Of Fogle
has been before Governors Matthews and
Jackson. 1t was sigued By all but one Of
the Jurors who convicted him, and the pros
ecuting attorney. Fogle was from Noble
county, Ohio. The grounds upon which
the Governor granted the pardon Was upon
the affidavit of Fogle and bis wife, and the
change in the law in 1872 made the afi.
davis Of Fogle and wife admissible, and
consequently was new and convincing evi.
dence.
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Yacht Race on the Delewase

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-The- annual
regatta of the boats composing She Penn.
sylvania Sacht Club, took place this morn
ing on the Delaware river, in the presence
of large crowd of people. The. entries in
cluded al oftAs twentyeighk boats in the
feet, Of three classes SepsrAts and hand
some prizsS are ofssea foS, the winning
Yacht in each class A RRnber of new
yachts, constructed during the winter on
new models with a vie~ ta speed catered
tie race today. The start was msdeat 10
O'Clock. The course extends from the
KensiDgton Water Works wharf up the
river to q buoy placed in position opposite
Delanco, n. J., and return to plAce of fstart
ing, distance of twenty three miles,
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IN BAD SHAPE.
Affairs Assuming a Serious Aspsc
In CsNtral America.
GOVERNMENT FORCES cENrRauz,Sa
Aud Advancing Upon the HssoIu.ionists--
Lively News and Battle
Expected.
THE RevoluTloNlsTs 1000 STRONG.

PANAMA. June l5.-Advices from Colon
state that affairs there are in Sad shape.
There is no police force and every man has
to guard his own property. About the only
buildings erected since the destruction Of the
town are little shAnties, these are located on
the sidewalks and in streets in utter disre.
gard Of order. The flagship Tennessee,
bearing the broad pennant Of Rear
Admiral Joustte, left Aspinwall on the
4tb, for Savinilla. DR.. Juseo Arosemeno
sailed on the Tennessee. 1t n stated that
the visit OF that vessel to the coast on the
present occasion is in connection with
efforts to bring about q peaceable under.
standing between the belGgerents in and
about Barranauilla. DR.. Justo Arosemeun,
il is said, has received instructions from
Bosota to treat with the leaders OF the Rev.
pulmonary party, aud to give them
something more liberal in terms
than those proposed to them BY
Gen, Rejesa few Gays ago. These wsfs
the same - those offered to and accepted
BY Aizpurs Eve weeks ago. but the rebel
chiefs in Barrauquills are men Of higher
standing and heavier calibre than the other.
and they told Reyes they
Preferred to Fight Il Out.
The government forces are gradually ap.
;roscbiug the revolutionary forces opera
ting on the Barralquilla as headquarters
and lively news may be expected IRON that
.sr soon. Gen. Reyes, with the CAncA
contingent is moving to effect juno
tom with .ha forces OF Gen.
Bricoro and Gen. MMIne~s "
coming down the river as RAP 'd'y NJ Pnn P,n.
BILE 10 join his contingent with IL, we o' .aS
two chiefs just mentioned. Then &c. ~A'
Quin,o is reported TO be moving down in
support OF these forces with 800 men, but
he is said 10 be too far away to arrive in
time to assis, in o decisive battle. The
revolutionists are reported in strong force
Of 1000 men, with excellent arms and the
invaluable assistance OF 4 armed steamers.
Events and positions indicate an early and
decisive battle on the result Of which hangs
the question Of immediate pAcifcAtiou OF
the republic. The revolution is not ended
yet and decisive victory for the rebels At
Barrauquilla, would rekindle the flames Of
war.
Fighting Near Ia Lbsrtad.
IA LIBERrAD, VIA GALVESTON, June ID
Desultory firing was heard near Ls Liber'
tad last night aAd It is believed that forces
OF both parties are advancing. The com.
ing Pacific Mail steamer is bringing 100
Nicarauguans. There Is no United States
war vessel here. II 10 said war 10 being
carried on with the usual bar6Arities Of
civil war.
Brioss was butchered by Indians. Monte
rosa and Parills are both prisoners. Letoua
still holds Ahanachapan Notwithstanding
repeated attacks. II is certain that h'vss
took Cojutepesue on Saturday. II Meanen'
kez is beaten there is almost sure % be Z
civil war in Guatemala.
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Array between. West v.rxiniaL aLunatiss.

WEscSX, ". VA, Juns l5.--It has inst
leaked cut THAI during he pasa week 3 pa
tent asmsd Murphy a. the State Insane
Asylum, At Ills place. was badly beaten up
by another patient named Richards. from
Doddrid2a county. Befoss the attendants
coEld rescue Murphy RchardA WhO is q
pe=srtnl fellow, had used him 40. 50 ser
iNRsly that it is nal beloved he can recover.
Considerable troRble was had in securing
Richards. and tie inmates Of the Institution
were thrown into q state OF frea-y. TRo
male inmates escaped during the confasiou,
and have net vet been recovered. be.
Bland. the Superintendent, ID absent in
Saratoga. attending the annual Convention
of Asylan Supsrintendents.
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Third of a suicidal Family,

PI17sBuRG, June l5.-Harry L. McGeary,
q wealthy young man Of this city. commit
ted suicide this morning by shooting him
self through the head. McGeary was the
defendant in viii case which was decided
against him last week. and the verdict so
proved on his mind that it gave way aud he
ended his troubles by shooting himself. He
is the third member Of the family who has
committed suicide. his father and brother
having adopted the same method Of obtain
ing relief from worldly cares.
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Seven Yrisopsrs from Wayne.

McUSDsyILLs, June J.-There were re-
ceiyed at the penitsnt;ayy, at this place,
seven prisoners from Wayne Court House,
as follows: Joseph Lewis; crime, forgery;
term, two years. Abne, Vance; crime,
forgery; term, two, years Marion MuIett,
William Mullett, George Webb, Lafayette
Boyd, grand larceny, two Jesrs each. Aer'
edith Workman; crime, HOUSEKEEPING
term, three years. The above named per.
sons were received by the Superintendent
and assigned to their respective quarters to-
day
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Grant Leayssrovn ro-iax,

NxW YoRK, June l5.-When Dr.. Doug.
las left Gen. Grant this morning he said the
General had passed g comparatively good
night and though his voice sAs very husky,
the fact did not Inconvenience the patient
The arrangements tor departure 70 morSoE
morning are being perfected to day,
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Grain in lglat,

CHICAGO, June l5.-Tke following SSures
talen from the ofSeial statement of the
Board Of Trade, to be posted on Change
10 morrow show the eanous. Of grain insight
in the Maited States and Canada, On Sas.
uIday, June 18th, and the amount Of rz-
crease or decrease over the preceding
week: Wheat, 4o.8T7 90 bushels; decrease,
3S3, $50 bushek Corn, 4,6sl, AL bushes;
decrease, 3ST, ,5eS bashels. Oats, 2. .439. sol
bushels; increase. 2l4,l5l bushels. RJe.
22s,Ol5 bashels; increase, l02. .S38 bushels.
Ana1nt Of grain in store in Chicago On the
daie naEed vas Wheat, 1865. l6l bush
sls; coyn, T24,0ll bushels; oats, 3l9,Ts5
bushels; rye. 3i,T20 bushels; barley, 5,3s2
bushek.
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$4,000 short

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.--In the case OF
JOAN Cooper, charged with eubezzlement
viils treasurer of the Decatur Building As
snciation, plea Of guilty was entered BY
the defendant to day and be was sentenced
tn 5 years imprisonment His peculations
bod been going On for FIVE years aud on ex-
amina,ion of bis accounts shoEed that he
was Sa5 600 short.
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Sentenced 60 the whipping Post.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-In the Criminal
Court this morning Judge Stewart sentea,
eed Henry A. Myers to one year in jail and
twenty lsshes for beating his wife. Sophia
Myers, at 63 East Baltimore street. II
the sentence is carried out Myers viii be
the first White nan to stand a. the whip
ping pos. il Asyrlsnd under the neg law,
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Anti.siayerr JournalIst Dead.

CKcIsSlTI, June I5.-0rsou S. Murray,
q former journalist and q man OF consider
aole fame in the sati slavery cause from its
inception. and also writer upon anti-rsii.
e;ous questions, died Sauasy night st bis
home near this city, aged rs.