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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
NO ADVANCE

Mining Operators Unanimously vote NO'
to Aeeede to the Demands OF tne
workmen. ,
COLUMBUS, O., November 6.-The coal
operators of the Hooking Valley and OHIO
Central regions, including the colum6pS |.
and Hooking Coal and Iron Company ana
the Ohio Coal Exchange, held a meeting
Thursday and decided BY 8 unanimous
vote not to grant the demands made By the
miners at their State Convention Thursday,
for an advance of 10 cents per ton for min
ing. The operators have not as yet re-
ceiyed any official notification that tne
demand has been made. but this is sup
posed to be owing to the fact that the dele
oates 20 the State Convention have NOT
made their reports in all Of the districta
The miners were all out in both the Hook
ing and Sandy Creek Valleys to day, with
the exception OF three or four mines.
The operators are firm In their state
ment that they will not grant the advance
to sixty cents tor the reason that they csA
not do business at that rate. The books
of the Coal Exchange show that when the
advnnce of ten cents wss made on Septem-
ber lst the operators could not get more
than an advance of three cents per ton Tor
coal in the market, and with the compet-
ton which they meet, the conditions have
not improved. The lake trade is no" prsG'
tically over, where they have sold the bulk
of their coal, and it is now necessary to
have another market for this coal, which
can hardly be found, even at the old prices
which have been in vogue.
The operators claim that they are poW
in very good shape to Icy idle for few
months. having no contracts on hand winch
it is really necessary that they should NIL
The operators here claim that the Hooking
Valley is made the battle ground for the
whole country in the coal business, ana
that the miners here have in great meas
ure destroyed the business by forcing the
price so high that they comet compete IN
the market with ether goal fields.
At points in Indiana and Chicago, where
they formerly had almost the exclusive
trade, the coal is now being furnished from
Pittsburg and other places. They say the
miners here cannot see that they are work.
ing against their own interests BY making
q demand for an advance which they can.
not grant and at the same time hold trade.
The miners are nov about all ont and the
probabilities are thst they will lose one or
two months, and at the same time the op'
orators will lose trade which they cannot
regain In sll ,heir deliberations the op-
orators refuse to recognize the Miners
Union or ony demand which comes from
that source, but deal with their men di-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
MARTINS FERRY.

Mr.. Charles Lsymsn, Of East Liverpool,
10 the guest of Martins Ferry friends.
Mr. and Mrs John EArloW have return.
ed from ths iunersl Of Andrew Jsmisop
in Harrison county.
CT Clevenger Of the ssm Of Rogers
MarshAl & Co. 81 Philadtlphia. wes in
toEn ytGltEdsy calling ON our merchants
Last night Robert Coopsr, OF Scotch
Ridge gave Q very pleasant party TO q
number Of bis friends.
Samuel Duff has been re.engsg,d o,
policeman.
Harrison Coss ia building q $50 barre
cis,ern at the new First ward public
school. =.
George Purcell and Hiss Amanda Dali
son were married Lac. Sabbath evening b.
ReT. EsTl d. Holts.
At the Presbyterian church tomorrow
the pastor will preach at 1890 q. m. and
I'd. m. Subject for morning, BY Request
Christian ConteDtment," evening. "Jonai
and the Fish" yeybodV Welcome.
This evening Crystal Fountain TENT j
O Hechabites will give q social and oystel
supper in their hall in Thesksr 4 Dickson
buiidin9. The supper will be served il
the rooms on the second feor, and tn
social will be beld in the hall above. 90 tha
one par, Of the enjoyment will not connie
With the other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
CHARGED &iII Bos8ERY.
Az Alleged Pittsburg Drummer enaSS
Arrest at Chicago.

Al Alleged Pittsburg Drummer ensSS
arrest at Chicago.
CalcAGo, Eovenbar s R. Hogle, who
claims tn be travelling salesman IN the
employ Of C. II. Jackson 1 Co., wholesale
grocers st Pittsburg. Ps., was arrested to
day and locked up at the armory on S1sp'-
con of ro5biug D. C. Sterling, q merchant
from High POINT, Mo, Of several hundred
dollars.
Hogle and Sterling were both on q Lake
Shore Ts;n en- route from Buffalo, y. l.,
10 Chicago, when Gs Toledo. some one
vent through the merchant poe kets when
hs vas sleeping on the seat and stole bis
pocket book. Mr.. Sterling svoke when
the train vas passing through Toledo ana
SAYS be sSw the prisoner standing near his
AsSt. Soon after be diseovered his Eoss
ID seeussd Hogle Of robbing him. The
d or bsIi the travelling man until the
eoouu.. here, vhs1 he turned hun
oEer to rbe sutho,. = nosaesG;op. and
not found in the prisoner ~ noox
the police think they have a ~.
casa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
FINE ENTERTAINMENT
Booked for the Chapline Street Rint Th!c
Afternoon and T0-nisat.

Booked for the Chapline Street Rink The
Afternoon and TG.nisat'
This afternoon and tonight the cele'
brated Douglass, Wood 4 Atkinson Com
biustion will appear at the ChHpline Street
Rink. Their exhibition consists Of Glazing,
t:cychaG sId unicyclinp. Miss Minnie
Douglass Ia the champion child
skater of America, and wears the
championship diamond madal. She
has standing challenge to
skate any lady upder l6 YesE; Of age in the
country. In addition TO her wonderful
fancy skating she has many specialries,
such as shipping rope, in9erS9oatio3s OF
all the prominent skaters OF the day, Irish
washer1amSn, with jig, DC, 40, &c. Mr..
Wood is undoubtedly the fns't bicycle
rider on the road and the management
challenges any rider in the profession to do
-. mo1z-msnt not done BY him. He rides
mon % a machine DuiiiHt By himself and
vaIued at $500, undoubtedly the finest ma
chine in the country. Half OF his e$bIoi'
ton is given on one wheel ohly, ana afteF
months Of constant practice he has master
ed the feat Of riding on the small Whesi
Each OF his wonderful entertainments con,
cludes with the iupnJism, The swell Of
the little Wheel" MF AtkinsoA may vel
be ranked the skatcTial hing, having had
an experience Of niue years, and his e1hi
bition on the rollers is incompatible, and
many of the movements apparently inpos
.ible He must be seen to be appreciated
The Spectstors OF this combined exhibt
ton are given three fine performance in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
HsOdrisks copErntula,., Lee.

a. AiL1sNDslA, I "a. Observation-Disclosures
,.,.: - s-narsd o! eongrA,plAtory dispatches
tOlosirg. Nv -' ~ VIC
e.. SIRiASOPoLIs ISD., November 4.
'SHsai Fix Lee.
soh grA'uiAie yog and the Virginia
TS:s TSocfA's u ion your Splendid victory.
TtIeo I A HKSDRICEs
~ 'ai:a General Lee rtpHe4.
: ALEXANDRIA. Va November 5.
,,,.I .Ss rrsadeRt HsAdricks, IadiaRa,
oO.A ase,P' The thanks Of the Virginia Dem.
,o;,;, .S ISf Jour congratulations Nay ne
- S.... :. NE Sage Of Aonfieslo watch oyel
SS.ssanles Of Virginia forever
GES. FITZHuK Lax
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
Narrow Escape

At seven o'clock Yesterday morning ~
street car No. IL rAs passing over Hand.
lans crossing on the B. 4 O.. il narrowly
escaped IRON meeting with serious cstas
,ropis. II appears that the gates vs1s
down, bat the vA,chman seeing kAi the
car had plenty Of time 70 cross sebors Tie
train came, raised the gates spd the csr
passed over safely anil the lover gate vss
reached, xIsa II ieH, stirling bstvsso the
horse and front Of the car. The car va
filled With passengers. and the drives.
James Burpa, although the beam stsock
him upon the arm, ipjuring him quits bad.
", jam ped out and succeeded 10 rsisiss
the gate in time TO let the cor psss on In
ssfety. Theevent caused quite sn excite
nent for q little time, although no damsgs
vas Soes With the the exception OF tbs
knock received BY the driver and soos
little injury to the car.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07

Rspuss to Accusation OF Partisa ship In
Politics.


Replies to Accusation OF Partisa ship In
Politics.
EsLADE-gH!A. November 6.-The pro-
les; c! Ms Ellen Foster snd twenty-five
Others sgs,ns: the action Of the Na,iOnA
"onAHs Cari,,isn Temperance Union in
P-9si2g lbs ira.sDcs Of the Union 10 q
F'aacal Psr'y has besu rrpl;sd 10 By
committee appointed i.r toe purpose The
'-P.! sets toS;a ,ha, he Ae:i % 10 not
make The Tomsns Christian Temperance
oioa q couporeS' p,rt Of suy political
patty, their r,s5lu':oa only iovolving
a7uPA;h! 10 s eonnaa principle and
al i denies tha. there
has oesn any intolerance or lack Of eour-
's'2 10 'ae niaorily lbe triumph Of the
1a.o'!'y being tIudsmental night In our
'.es stsI;lu'us Il iG;imates that indi
'ilals sLt States are lsf; free 20 express
Yer o=I cPulon on this "a on other con-
o'ef'sc Pcln's Il asseris that not dol
- l~ gone ton The treasury for party
Pl'pos's, that the work OF organ
.t'acn tas TO- been hindered, bat
H var has been Of uurre-
Ss'7ese1 success as represented by lis
I'iAr Us treasury, is success in -gisla
700 s1d 'es trstsrUAl greetings ti Import
aa' inns !an aud phi!An,hrOpic tocieries
4 's'7fs 10 the grosih Of TIE prohibition
se-Hneni as proof tasl the center hA:
va reached; defends the Union Signal
= .Ali 10 'as minority ard asserrs that ths
-Ao''iy vote on he s.. Louis resolutions
AIs ''on States which pursue the SAM
yo-S! 10 TIER on territory sirh grouirj
-ees.s j: shoss tbs, the protest cam
.,U1 I'VE states VI b lhirty-6ve States o,
Hs s0a'f, toe vo:e being 2I5 wears to 8
uals sad closes with kindly expression
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
A FAMILY AsPHYxIATED.
A Defective Gas Burner Causes n Disaster
In Raltimore,

A Defective Gas Burner Causes n Disaster
in Baltimore.
BALrINoRE. November John hneA,
q shoemaker sgsI 49, his wife Kate, aged
S5, tzo daughters, Mamie and Lizzie, aged
respectively l3 and 9, and son Charlie
aged IL, were found in an unconscious
condition this morning at their residence,
No 81 st. Narys street as the result OF In
hAling the gas which escaped from
burner.
Lizzie Kuell died few moments stter
the discovery was made The attending
physicians are hopeful Of saving the hives
Of their still unconscious patients. although
al are in critical condition. The seci
dent was caused by detective gas burner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
Annr.rt the Ki,er Collapse.

The Cadiz Sentinel says: The hnan'
cial sensation OF the week was the lndg'
uents rendered on cognovits BY the Court
in session ct CaRrollton against u b. Lee.
the well known wool buyer, and his father
and brolhsr, who were On Bis paper. From
CAdiz banks these judgments aggregate
$4,000, and in all over S4O,6OO;
Wills other liabilities it is esnmsted
will make the liabilities from afty to
sixty thousand. The Lees have au sbun'
dance OF properly to satisfy sll claims.
The causes which have led to their emosr,
rassment We do not know, bat 1t was Ger
tainly neither vice nor personal extrava'
eance. The father went to Cleveland last
week with the expectation of making
losu on his fine farm Of sixteen hundred
acres Of choice lsnd, and il is to be hoped
that their embarrassment is but tempo
rary."
The Republican gives the following par
ticulars: Daniel Lee, prominent fArmsl
and wool-buyef Of Carsolltou county mAd'
an assignment last week. his debt
seem to consist principally of borrovet
money. His father, Thomas Lee, is hi
endorser, and there seems to be no doun
that there is an abundance of property {
nav ell claims and leave large bslsDe'
among the ssssts being some eIghtee
hundred acres Of good land free from IL
cumhraDce. Among the claims again
the estate are the following:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
yosh BllKngs' Will.

NEw YORK, November The will Of
the late Henry ". Shaw Josh Billings)
was fled in the SUrrogates Office to-day
BE beouea,hs $1,000 each to his two
danghters and his sousin.law and divided
his books, lectures, etc, between his wife
and two daughters. He leaves his wite a.
Ionu a. abe remains bis widow all the In
tsrest arising ont Of bisiuyestmspls and al
her death it is to be divided between biz
TWO daughters. The market value OF the
estate is S93, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
A TERRIBLE BLOW.
A Bellaire Mans Brains Dashed Out BY .
Rapidly Revolving Crank.

A Bellnire Mans Brains Dashed Out By &
Rapidly Revolving Crank.
Jamea Msnion, vhilsengsged in working
the crank on the crane in the pit at the
steel works, yesterday, was struck in the
head by the handle of the crank and killed
almost instantly. 1t appears that Manion
was engaged at raising some of the steel
that was laying on the bottom Of the pit
The chain was inclined stout forty-6ve de-
grees, and when the crane raised it jerked
the chain in such manner as to start the
crank revolving swiftly, the handle of
which did the bloody work. The skull Of
the unfortunate man was caved in, and, a.
he lay on the ground, low Of blood oozed
from the top Of his head. he was soon
picked up. but before his body could be de-
posted in one of the buildings adjacent 10
the works, be was dead. Manion was q
vidower, aud boarded on Rose Hill A
child OF his is in the keeping Of his mother
in Bsnwood.
John Rcdefsr. -Sr.. father of Rodefer
Bros, OF this city, living at Pultrey Bot.
tori, met with serious, if not fatal. scci.
dent Thursday afternoon. He was en-
engaged in grinding apples with what
is called q groundhog threshing machine,
when the cy Under burst, and parts Of it
striking him on the hip and shoulder.
broke the thigh bone and crushed the
shoulder n very serious manner. His
leg ia also very badly cut, and the attend.
ing ply ysician considers his case very
critical one.
The silver wedding at the home OF N.
Y. Miller last night was we'll attended and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller received q number OF
handsome presents.
Frank Heyden's benefit ball came OF in
Turner Hall last night,
The Jackson sisters, an excellent combi
nation, will be at the Niagara rink to-
night.
The coal miners met in City Hall last
night and listened TO the report of the del.
egste from this section who attended tie
State convention,
This afternoon is tha time set for the
match game OF bal! on the Island.
The i. NJ. C. A. meets this evening.
Father Drennon, Of the Ohio Valley
News, was in town yesterday.
Several residents on the hill in the Sec
ond ward have been annoyed OF late BY
boys breaking their windows with stones
The BARRIERS failed TO meet in the First
ward, and according to tho bylaws will
have to pay fine.
The remains Of the late FIRE back OF
Wm. Thompson's residence have been
cleared away, and COZ slsHls will be put
up.
Hare ia the sum total Of what our hunt
ers in Pennsylvania saw and what they
got: Fox-fo1-O.
A. C. Hill will open his psE dining
rooms next week
The En;errrise Window Glass Company
ic working ten blowers on double-ihick at
present, and is turning out larger amount
Of tuis glass than has ever before been
made at any one furnace in thts city.
Several Of our young ladies and gentle
men went to Steubeuvills last evening to
attend hop at that place given by well
known club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
BRNW0OD.

There was q dance 81 Scanlsn's Hall,
Thursdsy eye1;ss. About twenty couples
we're present srd very pleasant time s
reported. -. o.,
Mrs. J. Il Garsghty ia visiting friends
IN Pittsburg.
L Mcdaniel got the contract Yesterday
for furnishing sand for the steel plant tia,
Is rov being built
A. schsde will open up bis saloon neIi
Thursday evening with ball.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07

The Eve mile race. kst night st The Al
bsmb,a Palsce ribt. betseen J. q. Bell Of
Cleveland, and ". N. Boyst, Of Nes Yosk,
vas witnessed BY . hrss crowd Of specta.
tsra. The race vas qpits exciting ssd
was eheered Justify. Bell came In visees
IN 1871. The miles were made n ihs
following time respectively, 307, 3:o5,
305, 3:06, 300 The race viii be re.
pes.ed this evening. when IN sttenpt vii
Be made to bea. even this record Tha
tine made st the former race vss 1913.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
u... Ro- Mecullonrh.

PHrLApELPHI November 6.-John Nc
CullouQh, the actor, Is rapidly regsining
his strength and the improvement IN his
mental condition, which began after bis re,
moval to this city, continues IL was said
to-day that there Is q crisis approaching
and if be passes 1t safely his friends can
hone TOR the best. BE had an attack oi
copyulsious on tie 18th Of October, and
recurrence is expected about the same
time this month. There ID danger ol
course. but Mccullough is gaining
strength so rapidly that he may hght it OF
IL IL comes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
Killed by the Cars
S...-.,Yt,tA, Ps,isf.r

MAsrIxSBuRG, ". Va, November O.
An unknown umbrella merder was killed
iu front Of the Baltimore and Ohio ware
house at s o'clock this morning. Engine
No 500 was polling her cars to leave east
wsrd when the pole struck the stranger
and knocked him under the engine. He
WAS cut all TO pieces. The stranger was
intoxicated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
, s,,.U,pr Operator Cause, q Collision.

A sleeping Operator Cause' . COiii''O"
AxRox. O., November 6-Night opera
-, r Feu,on went TO sleep at his post,
and failed to stop the double header esst'
bound freight No. 81. on the New York,
Pspnsylysnis and Ohio Railroad, IN Akron
vsrd At 2 o'clock this morning. At The
Old Forge, Just east Of Akron, it eolidec
nth the Akron switch engine, which Was
hurryinr IN with lumber cars All thret
eDo;nes were smashed TO pieces, and sey
.-sl cars demolished. The engineers and
6remen jumped and escaped. The loss WI
sxceed $4Q0C0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
Carr Ian't Sure Vet.

ALBANY, n. Y, November 6.-Gen. ].
B Carr, Republican candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. in an interview publish.
ed this afternoon, said: my opinion Is
that the plurality on Lieutenant GoVersor
viii be found in the hundreds, not thous'
ands. Am not yet cure have been de
/ featsd. Full returns show steady gain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
Barn Burned
Special 70 lhs RsgSiT

MARrISssURG, ". VA, November O.
Las, night the big barn Of Mr.. c. c. Getz-
sndamer, near KsArneysville, this county
burned down. Several threshiDg machines
movers, wagons, bugEies and All the pro
vendsr we're consumed. The origin OF the
Ere is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07

NEw YoRE, November 6-In an inter
view to dAy in regard TO the boycott which
Knights Of Labor have instituted against
the Mallory Line Of Steamers at Galveston,
Mr.. Mallory said be had no intention ct
Welding, as the demands Of the ttrikers
we're wholly unreasonable, and concession
would only open the wsy 70 more demands
aud more concessions The line WAS hsy-
ing I,s work done sn right BY colored
lAborsra The sx'entto which the Knights
Of Labor were exercising At present vas
indicated BY the fact that they practically
controlled the telegraph, al dispatches
betEeen his firm and the agent at Calves
ton being known to the strikers, and SOME
of the dispatches being delayed in transit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
PERSONAL POINfs.

Movements Of Whssiin .sSs. and tAs 0ss-
Ing and Going u Strangers.
Jadge John J. Jacob is at the McLurs
W. II. Rigs, Of Mntinsbura. ". Vs 10
10 the city.
Louis Bennett, Prosecuting Attorney Of
Lesis county, has been in the city Tor
day or two.
Miss Mag Acton. Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
and her guest, Mics Barnes. Of Ohio we're
in the city yesterday on . shopping eIPe'
di,iou. Both are talented siDg,s and &C
complished young ladies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07

THEREs one tooih-vzEh, the ladies pride,
Beloved BY bellies Ger every wash beside;
One dentifrice there Is supremely blest
A sWeeteE, better one than al the rest,
And yoa will End, in every land the same
That S0ZoDoNTsi itS old, fs@iEar EsRs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07

GoVr in Ios. cssts arst makes itseti
EDosn BY q acute pain in the joint of..the
great toe. This most eIcrucisiiEg pair
msy be hkeDed to that produced By ih'
driving ofs wedge under the nail WheI
thus affected rub veil with SslTstiSn OIL
the greatest gain case On sarth. Pnee 2
eer'"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07

How OLD are you" said an ancient
dame to . gripnipg little tArpOt. well,
IL / goes by what mudder says, | is most
ten, bar fl soss By de fan rse had, Tee
most . hundred" "0l that al could
measure their yeszs in this way, but how
many measure them by long night
watches, and almost fatal coughing spells,
Which eogl6 have been cured BY bottle
Of DR.. Balls GosgS Syrup taken in sea
aon.
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Mr.. yyalkup Not Guilty.

Sr. LOUIS, November s.-The Jury ct
Emporis, Kansas, in the WalkuP case re-
turned verdict at $3.50 p. m. Of mot
guilty"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
TdE BNNEE;

Indian Commissioner Atkins today tele-
Erspbsd he Secretary Of the Interior
i;Ou AlsCo9se, Iaiiao Territory. that he
"a, touni 'arge number Of 'qus'ters in
pr5sr.ss through The tsrri,crv, whom he
believes 70 b. SNows7s &c expresses
Iha V.oioa rba' military force must be
srolOved 70 sypaI rr,D.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-19
Give Us A Rest.
This is the way we wrote it:

This is the way we wrote it:
Still the little bay geldiag may come
out to the air, "The Cir! Aeft'Behind
Me"
This is the way it appeared in the
paper, proof corrected:
Still tho little bay mare come out to
the old air." "The Behind Girl | left
Behind We"
Referring to the race, CON Saturday,
we are authorized to say that a bet Of
from 800 to $500 is offered on the Tex.
as mare. Man and money ready.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-19

the steamboats, beat the railroads. If
the Queen and Crescent don't do better
than this, we would not be surprised to
see our merchants return to their old
favorite, the river, and just make up
their minds to order little ahead and
calmly await the arrival Of the Little
Boone Or Josie W., each week.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-19
Hough VS.. Goldman ct al. I,

This suit, wherein the plaintiff sues
for $1,000 damages, which has been
pending in the Federal District Court,
was probably finally disposed of yes
terday, so far as that Court is concern
ed. The Jury, following the view
taken by two juries previously, the
verdict Of each having been set aside
by Judge Boarman presiding, found
that the plaintiff was, at the institution
of the suit, resident of Mississippi,
but a citizen of this State, and there's
fore not entitled to sue other citizens
of the State ia a Federal Court. The
case was argued by Ludeling q Still.
man for plaintiff, aud Senator Eustis,
Capt. Potts, and Congressman Blan-
chard, aid Wade r.. Young Esq, for
defendants.
AS Judge Boarman intimated at
the outset that he would not disturb
the verdict of this, the third jury,
Judge Hough's only remedy lies in an
appeal. What he is to, gain by this
however, s:not very clear, when..in three
heatssshe has not gained one, though
ably represented and before juries O
acknowledged intelligence.