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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
A SOUTH SIDE ROW.
ennis Toomey Pretty Badly Used Up fes'

Dennis Toomey Pretty Badly Used Up fes-
terday Afternoon.
Yesterday aite on a nsi'teeder
r,m~d John He'll and D-nnis Toomey,
who is running a machine in the
Riverside factory, came in contact
in the rear of Renner's Hotel, on
S,u.h Market street, ard serious result
foil wed The stories of the ARRAY told by
parties from each side do not gbe, and it is
hard 10 get at the truth of the matter
ANYWAY, He'll and Toomey became en-
gsg,d in a fight, during which, the latter
claims. they locked and fell to the ground,
be being on top While in this position,
Toomey Gays, two other parties, W HON he
could not recognize, came up and Kicked
him in the face several times, when he man
aged TO escape and run away. The friends
OF He'll deny this version OF the story.
Ioomey manse ed 10 get home, and his
bruises were found 10 be so serious that DE-
K, ed was called 10 dress them. The wounds
consisted OF bad cash over each eye,
which bad 10 be sewed up, a badly broken
nose and several bruises about the face A
warrant Was sworn ont before Justice Arkle
for the arrest OF He'll charged with assault
and battery The defendant confessed
Judgment and paid fine OF s. and costs
AtterWMds Toomey swore out warrant.
before Justice Marion who had He'll arrest
ell ard blousht before him. lie held
him in $1,000 bail for Court, 10
default Of which He'll was placed
in jail, but was shortly thereafter
released, Vim. Carney becoming his
bondsmsn. Heils friends claim that he
has been made to answer one charge twice
and il is said he will take action against
Squire Manion for falseimprisonment What
the outcome Of the case will be cannot as
yet be corjectured
The scene at Squire Msnion office was
amusing in the extreme He could not find
constable TO take the prisoner TO jail, al,
though he was willing 10 90, 50 at last the
Justice himself conveyed him 10 JAIL assisted
BY special officer.
To see if the TWO warrants charged Hell
with the same otiepse reporter visited Ne
sil and TOOK the following charge from IN,
commitment, verbatim Ct h'eratumy
Having committed an assault, said dant
gerous Jacob He'll did. on the l9h day OF
September, 1855, in Ohio county, did com.
nit an assault did make him the said
Jacob He'll did then and there break most
desperate condition for which DR.. Reed
monourced his nose broke in my presence,
and his eyes il in dangerous condition.
The reader is left 10 decide whether the
charges are the same or not as the
charge on the commitment should be Ike
that on the warrant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
PERSONAL POINTS,
Movements of wheelingites, and tho Cor
ing and Going OF Strangers.

ing and Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. Charles Anderson is be ; from Pitts
burg on few day visit
Mr.. B. l.. Butcher, accompanied by he'
children are visiting friends in Fairmont.
Mrs. T. W. Fleming, of Fairmont, ". Va
vas the guest OF friends here the past week
Mrs. Burt and Miss Cecilia T auaga.
lave this no,nirg to visit TRENDS in Pitt
rD-r.
iiisses Annie Tucker aud Mary Dixon, o'
he South side, are visiting friends l.
Niago, Q.
Mi, Annie Davis, Of South Wheeling, le
yesterday on al extended v.si; TO friends
PIX sblrg.
Miss Ella Richardson was the guest q
relatives in New Martinsvile during tn
past week
Miss Annie Davis, Of the East End, lef
fer Plt'sburg yesterday, and will make tha.
city her pcrmareat home.
Mrs II j. Peters and daughter Kat, o.
Beaver Pa, are the guests OF Mr. Angus
Oberman ofthe South SIDE.
us. \. l.. HouI' and daughter. Miss
Minnie, Of Peoria, III wto have be IN III
guests Of friends in this vicinity, have -on"
Fairmont.
Miss Kate Burnley. Of Mouadsvile, who
has been the gue,t Of Miss Jennie Smith Of
the South Side, for several weeks, has TT
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Isham, who have for
some time been the guests of their parea's
here returned last week to their new home
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. f. T. Xook and Mss Emily Shep-
perd, OF the Garden Spot, who have been
visiting friends in Buckhannon for some
time past, have returned home.
Mrs Charles Wilson nee Miss Cushing
leaves this week for New York City, TO at.
tend the fall dress making openings pre-
psratory to going into business
Miss Sslie Sweeney, who has been the
guest OF the family Of Rev DR.. Steele, 81
Buckhsnnon, for several weeks past, re
tn ned home one day the past week.
Professor and Mrs. Seamon will 90 to
Wheeling this morning for few days be.
lore ne oeglus MS laOors SCa!n al IfOZel
We learn that Prof. Sesuon has been ten
dered lucrative position in the Alabama
Agricultural College which he has now IN.
der Observation-Disclosures Dominion.
The Professor is son of Captain Henry
Seamon.
Miss c. L Maxwell, who has been the
guest of friends in this city for some time,
returned home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Dipger returned
yesterday from their bridal tour, aud will 60
to housekeeping on Sixteenth street.
A. c. Slower, Of Harrington i Co. 5
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EsUCaiESTEK
Mems. Boys aud ChiIdrCn'>
Clothing.

Mems. Boys aud ChiIdrCn'>
clothing.
Never before in the history OF tn .
tlothing Trade Of Wheeling have
We been 30 well prepared 10 show
~urh exquisite styles OfChildren'>
and Boys Clothing IA with the be.
ginning Of this season. Ii il almost
impossible To cnumerate the many
different styles and fabrics which
Wc are prepared TO show 10 our
numerous friends and customers.
These goods come from houses of
known reputation and standing,
for whom we have the exclusive
agency In this city. Wchayc these
goods from the lowest grade up TO
the finest manufactured in the
United States, all AT modest prices.
We wOuld respectfully ask your
inspection. feeling satisfied that
we can fill the bill for you accept.
ably.
Our extensive line Of Fall Weight
ONcrcOat> in MeltOns and kerseys,
az we'll as our inms line of
Furnishing Goods. are worthy OF
your attention.
We have spared no pains 10
make eur Fall stock the banner
stock Ofti,e season of I>S5-6.
Respectfully.
y. GlNDI & CO.
Star ClOthierS and Furnishes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

IN OGic'al Investigation Into His Conduct
To BE Made
Officer Burns, charged with number Of
thiDgs by the Intell. encer, has asked Ter 4
.ull inveati- at on OF his official conduct,
aud in accordance with this request the
Committee on Police will be called
met tomorrow evening. The
charges will be laid before the committee BY
Chief Smith, and the comm, ttee will be re
luested to ask Council for authority to sen |
for persons and papers, that it may 60 to
the bottom OF the whole matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
Farewell Hop.

A delightful little party WAS on Frida
night given at the home Of Miss Nellie La
kens, on the Garden Spot, as farewell t.
Mr. John Mcclure, who eft the next day
attend dental college. A number O
young folks were in attendance AMI tn
evening was spent most delightfully."- in dane
ing TO Prot Killmeyers enhancing music
Al appetizing repast was served at an hou
when most enjoyed, which was discussed t,
some length and great satisfaction. Afle
this dancing was again resumed AMI con
tined ill the hour of had toIled
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
He Found the Alligator.

John Pipes the handsome ticket seller ct
he ALEXANDRA rink, about three months
ago LOST an alligator, which was pressntc !
- him. 1t was supposed that some one
had stolen the pet but it was noticed dur
ng Mr. Alhgstors absence that several
hters of kittens disappeared mysteriou9y
Yesterday the little chap vas found under
The porch lookirg rs If he had been enjoy.
in. life-and cats II is said John will us
the skin Of the alligator TO make a pair o.
,toes, as soon as he gets big enoush-.he'
is the alligator.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

stores leaves to day for Pittsburg and other
points on pleasure tour.
Mr.. James Weston, manager OF the eXt-n
.;ye sever and culvert ple works OF BI sex
mer 4 Post. of 1t Louis, Mo, after en- D,
irp weeks wit among his many trl7nd1
Of This city, has returned home,
Mr.. Mike Owens, of the South S'de' Is
home IN two days visit.
Mr.. 0. D. Kisner returned from New
York yesterday.
Mrs F. C. Darby is lying seriously i'll a.
her residence, lilo Chap!!ne street.
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HAD TO KILL soNs ONE.

This talk came to Otcer Watson eArs
and after he and Constable had watche'
Dennis movements for while, he was ar
rested, as we stated at the opening of TIL,
article. When taken into custody Dennis
attempted to put different face on tn
matter by telling the officers that he hal
70, the pistol from man named TIlden Tor
the purpose OF goirga coon hunting. Tn,
only produced smile, however, and Dennis
was put TO bed in cell in very unhappy
frame Of mind.
4 REGISTER reporter heard this much o.
the story soon after the arrest had oeel
made and he at once laid himself ont 10
yet hold Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuu
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhe1m, Fever
Sores TAter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and al Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required 1t i.
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, o,
money refunded. Price Is cent. per cox
Fer sale BY Logan d CO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
A Card.

\ 10 ITTyF Y IN N'yI1I'T,
desire to say through your columns /
never saw or heard of the communication
IA yesterday REGISTER signed A Friend OF
he Nail Feeders until saw it in prlu'
his morning | write this because it has
,een insiuua;ed that WAS the author thert
I. FRANK McJuruV
The above statement is Correc.-E 70
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Justice Phtllip,, Court.

Vim. o Hare barkeeper a. the McLurr
MAS before this Justice yesterday charge
With assaul,ing JEFF Davis. He Wa tine
- ard costs
Mrs Holiday was also uo for assaulrinl
Charles Hugbca, Friday. She Was fued :
The case of the Safe " Charles Sonn'
IL is get for Monday evening at o'clock
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
IN GENERAL.
A Compliment to a wheelinsite.

Major General George \. Ti5bles, Con
nander.in. Chic of the Union Veteran Arm
Vt the United States, has con- ssioned gu
How towrsman DR. Jo1uE NTH, Leu
commander Of the DeJ- rtt--lt Of W.
|irgiria, with the rank Of Brigader Gel
raj
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
MASHED ON A M0Ke,
Tennis Gardner in the Role of Gay
lOthari0.
A White Girl Of Reputed Beauty and Eyi-
dent Accomplishment Writes
Some Curious Letters and
Gets Her Mash
Into Trouble.

Officer jake Watson arrested Dennis
Gardner on Market street last night on
chsrge of carrying concealed weapons and
locked him for hearing to MORO" morn
irg. Inquiry as to how Dennis came to
have the pop developed story OF a some
what sci sational character which We Will
proceed 10 relate. For some time past 1t
has been roised around among some OF
De,pis colored friends that white lady
living at some distance from the city, had
taken qli,e a fancy to him, and that a rath-
er extensive correspondence Of a comPro-
missing nature had passed between the two.
Dennis has also shown several OF these let
ters TO citizens in various wa Ks OF life, one
Of those reading them being a policeman
and another an attorney, and there has been
no little speculation as TO what would De
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

ROBERT LUXE has Just purchased the finest
Carriages ever brought 10 Wheeling. All
Carriages and Hacks for funerals should
be ordered direct from the Office OF the sta
oles. 1890 Market street Don't depend on
Laurinr Hnnr order any nlace else
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
Circuit Court.

Before Judge Boyd yesterday, John W.T.
Sas con7icted of maltreating horse and
lined $50 and committed to Jail for tn ry
Jays.
The case OF Thomas Meyers vs.. Marshtll
vsn Fossen Co. was still on trial ye8teT
IYy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

ALI orders for Robert Lukes handsome
Carriages should BE- left at the office $50
Market street He has careful drivers and
i, will cost you no more to ride in his finest
Carriage than in the inferior oLes from other
stables.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
Wraps

We open this season with an entire new
stock of Ladies, Mise, and Children S
Wraps. An immense variety at unusually
low prices, Geo. NJ. Shook Il Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

but again they were foiIed and they le'.
he work house and the city. Before 90
ing, however, they dropped enough TO Civ
the .uard the idea that Dennis had beet
on 100 intimate terms with white woman
and thar nothing but bod would san y
them. When Dennis was informed OF 1T
visits of the men he e7inced consdc-i1l
agitation. and seemed very anxious h..
they be kept away from him
On Wednesday nigh, Dennis was relea e.
ard the same day tn men were again 81
in the CITY. evidently looking for their M.
They failed to find him however, and no
ing more was heard OF the matter until l.
night. when Dennis heard the men ,
again on his trail tie al ouce armed HIN
self with an ugly looking revolver and gave
il on, that his girl was coming 10 on the
Prusburg exp press over the b. y o., du.
here St lois p. m, and that he would Sc
her and take her away j.! he
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
LIS. Coon & Co. sell dry goods the cheapest

GEo. NJ. SNooE n Co offer the celebrated
CanDopsburg Wool Blankets &t prices usu.
aliy CHARGED for inferior makes.
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The lady whose name Is attached to thes"
precious do; umeuts comes OF q family eml
pently respectable, and it is strange how
she could have fallen in with Gardner.
That other letters have passed between tn"
two is very certain. One. in addition to
the three above referred to, was heard O.
by the reporter, but it
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

of the affair. One Of Dennis epistles, /,
seems, fell into the hands OF some OF the
male relatives Of the lady, and on last Mon.
day or Tuesday two gentlemen, represent
ing themselves to be cousins OF the gIrL
came to the city with the ayowed intention
as rumor goes, of putting an end to our
colored hero's earthly career. Dennis a.
this time was engaged in the pleasing occu
patton OF cracking stone at the workhouse
in a lauGable eudeavor to repay to the city
the sum total OF hue and costs imposed
upon him in Police Court, and TO the ston-
pile the cousins wended their way. Ihef
inquired very earnestly for the o..
let Of their search, aud
when told that be could not De seen their
disappointment was very marked. The,
asked The guard on duty if they could no,
Get at" him. and when, in reply. he told
them they might get hurt if they atIempie'
such thing, one of the men, who Is de
scribed as about SIX fee; six inches in height
said. They would meet him again, ana
went away. The same day they came back
and again endesvOred
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
GENTLEMEN

New Patent Adjustable Congress.
the most convenient and comfort
able shoe i'm the msrkct, just re.
CeiYed at l.. '. BLOSD'S.
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Millinery.

We are receiving all the 2ew styles in
fall and winter millinery.
kISNERS,
1911 Main ST.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
LOT SW Err.

WE eaufiO" the public against
agents Whe claim To sell goods tor
III en- weekly payments. They are
impO>ters. JACOB W. GRUB,
JeMeler
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IT SHOWS
That the People of Wheeling and
Vicinity Can Tell Good Thing
When they see it.

They can tell Bargain at dance, aud
We are gra,ifed to see this. We like to
sell goods 20 people who are posted and who
can appreciate a Bargain. We have had,
C.ibcr The las, Jew weeks quite rush.
Why
A critical inspection will convince the
most skeptical that our store Is aud always
has been Tor over twenty years the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
Additional local on FIRST Page.
LOT NMARAthEE

Has among his novelties not Oni1
Feather, No~>. Blue Steel, Jei aud
Iris Trimmings, hut also I.adie>'
ana ChildreH'> aosicry in French
and Double hnct> and Foot. NE.
rinO aud Scarlet IndcrWe ear. war
TRntPd not To shrink. Dress Silks
and NeIN' u. best makes and low
est prices. sole agent ter The
Ware Pat'ut Button Hid Gloves"
hest i'm the world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
Millinery.

We are receiving all the new styles il
.ail AID winter millinery
krSNER'S.
1911 Main St.
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DIAMOND DROr&.

The name of the W. W. Bells has beer
changed. They will hereafter be known a.
the ?. Foley's, of Pittsburg.
Mike Quinn, of Pitsburg, made great
mash on the grand stand, at the Fair
Grounds, Yesterday, by his very fine work
on first base.
Miller, of the W. W. Bells, made the
rreatest hit yesterday on the new Fair
Grounds, that was ever seen BY the oldest
base ball babitues
G. Smith, of the ". W. Bells, paralyzed
the Globes yesterday by bis fine pitching
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
cOvLp NOT RE FOUND

last night. Dennis was interviewed in his
cell last night. He was in what is popular
IL called a stew" He said the girl woulo
arrive in the city on the 1915 t ain from
Pitrsburg last night, and that he ought to
meet her. People had been trying to stop
him. but they could not If he was at liberty
A reporter went to the depot lust before
the arrival of the train last night but tn
person expected did not leave the cars, am
must for some reasons have failed to come
probably being stopped at the other end o.
The line by her suspicious relatives. III
case, altogether, is a very peculiar one, and
we will look for further details with interest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
ID, 4 q.

September 22nd the B u q vi
cuIsion tickets 10 ST Clairsyille n 81
sens wishing 10 be present at The aPs
the corner stone Of the new Cy.,, 2;!@'
GO cents for the round trip. Tlcss.-, ..s 4
return September 23d. Train. ~,
7;s5 and 9:l5 a. m, city tim. ="
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4 BAD BEAT.

u. GI,bss Dowued by II Score of twenty
two to Four.
Five or six hundred people assembled IN
he new Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon
to witness the game of base ball between the
W. W. Bells, OF Pittsburg, and the GLOBES,
of Bellaire. A close and exciting game
was expected but the result was keen
disappointment to those who appreciate
good playing. The first inning closed with
loose egg on each side, and the spectators
settled thems elves down to witness fine
game but when the Bells, in the second
made 3 runs TO the Globes J, and followed
II up by piling up II scores and Whitewash,
irg the Belaire boys interest tagged, and
the game benceforth was q picnic. The ba,,
rirr OF the Bells Was marked feature OF
their games, II bases being the result OF the
third inning along. The scorers made no
attempt to keep up with the base hits and
errors ard a complete score cannot, there
fore be printed. We append summary;
IS 5 IS
". W. Bcn..........O 3 y %
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BucElen's Arnica saIvs,

NV Jerseys ju.t received. Geo NJ.
SuoCk 4 Co.
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BOYS AND Chill DREN'S CLOTHING

OF all the various branches Of
We know we excel is our Boys
show the very cream Of the
celebrated and successful manu-
dren's Clothing in America.
We are ut afraid to assert
ChiIoren's Clothing than all
bined.
Our cheap and medium
are cut by the same stylish and
priced, thus lnsuring to the
simere or Mixed Cheviot Just
secured by the purchase OF the
Worsted. 1t Is impossible to
shapes and styles Of make Of
Clothing, 1t is sure confirm
must be seen to be appreci
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

CLOTH, Trlcot and Novelty Suitiugs in
new tall shades, at Geo VI. Shook & 20. 8.
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MONIES PLACED IN THEN
and conveyed TO their homes.

and conveyed TO their homes.
The bodies were found at point about
ore mile and halt from the mouth. one
being in the water car and the other close
beside it. Had the unfortunate men been
unknown and Their recognition depended
on their appearance, their identity would
never have been discovered The bodies
were terribly mansied and the features OF
THEIR FACES ENTIRELY DESTROYED.
The clothes were also burned from their
bodies, which were also so badly burned
that the flesh dropped of in pieces. 1t Is
supposed that death resulted instantly as
they received the full force Of the shock
and everything indicates that they died
when they were thrown by the explosion.
Eshle wss married man and leaves q
wife ard four Children in rather poor cir
cumstances. Weinicke was an unmarried
man. The funerals OF The two unfortunate
men WI ! occur TO day. Mr. Iuey, the mine
boss, whe escaped with serious burns, is get
ting along qule we'll being much improved
yesterday. This is the fourth time he ha,
net with such an accident in this same
mine, only the others were no' so serious.
New Underwear Of every description at
remarkably low prices. Geo. NJ Shook a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

READ the advertisement Of l. s. Coed a
Co.
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Mems & Bows

Right from the beginning Of
for all kinds Of Mems and Boys
cause this branch Ct our busl
do the largest trade In these
our ambition knows no bounds.
For instance, in that one
now have In Our store 1000
ity, from the cheapest reliable
English and German Goods.
crease our trade In this branch,
offer some extra inducemcnt.
termlned shall be LOWEST
any article you may need from
Hair Undershirt.
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HORRIBLY DIsFIGURED
+, mains of the two Unfortunate
6enwood Riners Found.
Death Supposed to Have Resulted Instant
k-.-The Bodies so Badly Burned
ard Shattered That Iden-
LITIGATION Would be
Impossible.

Yesterday morning party OF men 'gan
entered the Bsnwood mill mine, wherein the
terrible explosion occurred ii sp'ev!ous day
for the purpose OF searching for the bodies
of Weinicke and Hahne, who were incarce-
rated. The party returned at noon, not
having discovered the pen, but after dinner
they again returned to the search. Ata0out
3 clock word was sent to the mouth OF the
mine that the
BODIES HAD BEEN DISCOVERED,
and the crowd of curious people at the en-
trance was greatly augmented by al the
people in the vicinity, who crowded to get
peep at the remains However. they were
not brought out until later, when they were
conveyed to within about fifty yards Of the
opening and there allowed to remain until
collins could be S, cured which were brought
last night and the