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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and the Stranger
Within Our Gates.

The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.
Judge John Brannon. of Weston, is in thu
city.
District Attorney Flick arrived in the city
last evening.
Capt. W. S. Wiley, of New Martinsville
is at the Mcclure.
DR.. W. X. Pendleton, of Bethany Co!
lege, is at the Mcclure.
John B. briggs and W. E Mallory. o
Woodsfeld, were At the Mcclure y4sseri lay
Mr.. Louis Seidler, a ~weltkn0wn ~resilan
of the Fifth ward, is lying dangerously i'll a
his residence. -
A. W. Mayors, Of Millersburg. O., = pop
ular Bethany College student, was in To-
city yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis Baker Left last evening 70.
Washington and New York. to be abSen,
about ten days.
Miss Annie Graham, n Of the resident
bellies of Deer Park, took dinner at the Nc
Lure yesterday, on her way East.
The public knows it is no. Henry EbeIing
Of the Sixth Ward who is accused of steal
ing$IO. 1t is altogether another man.
Mr.. Albert Whitaker handsomely enter
tanned his friends last evening in q party at
the residence of his father, n, E. Whitaker,
E>q. xN
Wheeling Business Sonege yesterday:
Harry Hays, Bellsire, D.; Albert Grier,
GAINESVILLE. o; Harry Chambers, Elm
Grove, W. Va, and Charles Hook, Martin
Magic, Benz S. Baer, Frank Fisher and
AlOlpb NaaS Citv.
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THE MIRACULOUS MORTAL
Again Called on, This Time by a Country
Gentleman,

Again Called on, This Time by a Country
Gentleman.
Yesterday a letter was received from a
gentleman at Terra Alta, this State, asking
that q small portion of the mortar or ce-
ment brought from church at Knock, Ire
land, be sent to him Immediately, as he had
a daughter very i'll with dropsy. The gen.
tleman saw the article which appeared in
the REGISTER a few days ago about the
wonderful curative powers of this cement.
Mr.. Martin Thornton is the gentleman who
has the coveted material, a large quantity
having been sent him from Ireland, and
he has been healing the afflicted throughout
this city with it. Last evening when called
on by a REGISTER reporter, be had ouly a
very small portion left, which was given to
the scribe and will be in the gentleman's
hands at Terra Alta tomorrow. There is
certainly something wonderful about the
power of this cement or mortar to heal the
afflicted.
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TIL EXTENSION
or the Elm Grove Motor Line to be hlilt
adiataIy

OF the Elm Grove Motor Line to be Blilt
immediately.
Yesterday morning the board Of directorS
OF the Elm Grove Railroad Company organ
lied by electing j. D. Dubois, President;
f. J. Rutter, Secretary and Treasurer, and
Charles Hirsch, Superintendent. The body
discussed in IN open name the project of
extending their road to the town of Elm
Grove and finally decided to address a
communication to the residents
of that town asking them for a proposition.
AS our readers are well aware, the residents
did make the road a proposition to tate a
sufficient quantity of stock to build the road
to the town. The railroad company is will
ing now to build the road if the residents
will secure them the right of way free of
cost to the company. Now is the time for
the people Of Elm Grove to stir themselves
and secure a railroad that will be a lifelong
advantage to them. If the desired right Of
way is secured the road will be built imme-
diately.
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roun EVENTS rrinmsd Down for hurried
Readers.

IOWA EII0LM 2LkNL400 O0Mn
Readers.
MIDNIGHT MARRIAGES tonight
MGTrxEE at the Island Rink today.
TIE Council COMMITTEES on Legislation
win meet tonight.
Tx case Of the State Va. Ed. UihmaD,
win be tried on the sth inst.
Two CARDIAC licenses were issued at
Geek Hooks Office yesterday.
DEMOCRATS of the IIand win meet to-
night to selects Council ticket.
The slippery spot in front Of the Mcclure
House was productive o! much sport yester'
day.
IT was Frank, not Charles Smith, who q
suggested for Councilman from the Fourth
Ward.
SECOND ward Democrats viii meet at the
market house to night to select q Council
ticket.
HUBBARD MYERS, a coal miner, of the
Eighth Ward, has gone to Alabamato work
in the mines.
The La Belle Nail Factory was of yes.
terdsy, one of the factory engine boilers
having burned out.
The Island Democrats win meet at the
Seventh Ward Hose House tonight at 7:3O
o'clock, to nominate 3 Council ticket.
The case Of C. A. Helmbright VS.. the
city, for $500, was continued till Friday in
Part II. of the Circuit Court yesterday.
MIS-. HENRIETTA SPEYER was appointed
Administrative of the estate of James Speyer,
deceased, at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
Bond $4,000, with Henry Speyer as
security.
CARDS are out for the wedding Of Miss
Ella linn and Mr.. Joseph A. Williams,
which will be sole mnized at the Cathedral
next Tuesday, r.. Rev. Bishop Kahn will
oficiate.
In Part !. Of the Circuit Court the case of
Guy r. c. Allen, trustee, vs., G. Mendel X
Co, was decided Yesterday, the jury bring
ing in a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum
OF $l,6l6,52.
On Sunday night, Mr.. Charles Goetze, the
East End druggist, met with a very bad
loss. He was the owner of a very hne ca.
nary bird, which gained the admiration oil
all visitors. On the evening mentione1 the
cage tell and the bird was killed.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office Yesterday;
A deed made the 9Th day of January, 1885,
by w. J. johnson and wife to Lewis Baker,
in consideration of 50, 900, for all his inter
est in lot II, of square 8, on west side o.
Market street between Twelfth and Four,
tspnih streets.
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OVER n Goals.


Charges Against Justice Buchanan-Mal-
f~easanoe and Gross immortality Alleged.
Before the Beard of Commissioners, yes
terday, Constable Wilcox preferred charges
against Justice W.. S. Buchanan of Union
district, of malfeasance and gross immor-
atty in Office. The charges and specifca-
lions, summarized, are as follows:
/, Stephen A. Wilcox, a Constable OF
Union District, do herewith prefer charges,
with specifications in writing, against one
W. S. Buchanan, Justice OF the Peace IN
and for said Union District, in this county.
The charges comprise official misconduct
and gross immortality occurring whilst the
said Justice was exercising the duties oil
said Office.
Charpes-First: Official misconduct In
October, 1884, the said Justice did enter the
restaurant of Joseph Balzer, at 1920 Mar.
ket street, being drunk, provoked a quarrel
with d. B. Magruder, of Marshall county,
and then and there assumed authority BY
arresting said Magruder and conveying his
person to his Office; he charged the said
prisoner with assault committed on him
self and while in a drunken condition fined
him $40 and threatened the said prisoner
with Imprisonment in Jail. Magruder in-
formed him he only had 81 with him. He
agreed to accept the 81 in full satisfaction
Of fine and costs, and then and there actu-
ally received the same from the said Ma
gruder before discharzing him from custody.
All ofwhich doings and c~ontrivanees were
contrary to law and greatly indecent in a
public office. :,
In the second charge the constable al
leges that the Justice in October, 1884,
placed an execution in his hands and before
be could serve it the amount of the claim
wa turned over TO the Justice by the de.
PENDANTS and the constable never received
his commissions. The Justice secured a
claim against said constable and rendered
Judgment against him and took the said
commissions and paid the costs and Judg'
ment, refusing to give the constable any re
ceipts for such disbursement of his money.
Charge second-Gross immortality at
tended with official misconduct on or about
the day of October, 1884.
First specification, that the said Justice
did visit notorious houses OF Ill repute locat'
ed in the Fifth ward and threatened to
have said house raided if his demands were
not complied with. The second sPecihca,
ton is simply q charge that such demands
were complied with by said madame.
The third, charges him with appearing on
the street in a drunken condition, grossly
so, and that he was placed in the city lock
up by q policeman on such charge.
These charges took the usual course, and
on Monday next the Board will meet to
hear testimony in the case.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan was in some
little doubt aboutthis case. The o~tfenses, as
alleged, were committed last year, and Bu-
chan's term ended with the old year and
his new one began on January |. The cues
ton now arises, can the Board remove him
in his present term for offenses alleged to
have been committed in an expired term?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06
ga Quarter of a Cup of Tea.

Eyes, madam" said the Dominic. "Just
a quarter of a cup of tea, if you please, and
a half a slice of toast. That is all l can eat
before preaching this evening, for my dys-
pepsia is so bad" The poor man preached
an awfully dry sermon, which put his hear
ers to sleep. But why should a minister
have dyspepsia as long as Browns Iron
Bitters is to be had at the drug stores? The
Rev. Mr.. 0Afey, Of Newborn, N. c., says,
consider Browns Iron Bitters one Of the
best medicines known
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a or

The Organization of the New BodY-On-
GERS Elected.
Last evening the Board Of Education met
promptly at 7 o clock, with all the members
present except Mr.. Louis Seidler.
Mr.. C. H. Collier was unanimously elect
ed President, Mr.. John Birch Superintend-
ent and Mr.. Henry Pendleton CLERK. The
salaries of the officers we're fixed q. the same
figures as last year. The Presidan' viii re-
port the members of the Standing Commit
teesgat the next meeting of the Board, The
session was the shortest on record, lasting
only twelve minutes by the clock.
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@beelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Proclamation by the Mayor. - Local
Page
Wanted-Three Young Men.
For Rent-Residenee.
Announcement for Second Branch Of
Council
Woman's Union Benevolent Society.
Stockholders Meeiing-Jeferson Insur-
snce Company.
Bargains in Dry GOods-A. Siedenbach
4 Bro.
Notice Underwriters Reinsurance Com
pany.
The Greatest Bust-lLoeal Page.1
Island Roller Rink-[Loeal Page
Missionary Convsntion-[Loeal Page
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The deed was recorded yesterday at
Clerk Hooks Office. transferring the over
ship Of W. ]. Johnston in the REGISTER
building to Lewis Baker. The deed trans
fers a part Of lot Y in square 6, west side
ofMs-ket street., for s., 900. Mr.. JoAnston's
interest was three-twentieths, placing the
valuation OF the property at $50, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

For s~croiula, syphilttic disorders, thin
and wateryss blood, sluggish liver Indicated
by poor digesion(, weak kidneys indicated
by urinary sedimentsl diseased mucous
membrane indicated by both nasal and
urtuary catarrh, inaamed eyelids, ETC.. } use
Dr. Guysotts Yellow Dock and ~Sarsparilla.
1t gradually rebuilds q broken down con-
stitution and restores robust health and
strength to every part. No other remedy
IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06
TILL TAPPERs CAUGHT,

But Owing to Their Extreme Youthfulness
Were Not Arrested.
Last evening Capt. Bennett was sent for
to come to Mrs. Mary Ziegenfelder's con-
dictionary establishment on 18th street.
On arriving there he found that the lady
had two very small boys in custody who
had attempted to steal money from the
money drawer. Capt. Bennett took the
boys in charge, but owing to their being so
young the lady would not prosecute them,
and Capt. Bennett let the boys go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

stable Of Webster District on motion ofMr.
Pickett.
q. S. Thornburg was appointed consta-
Die Of Triadelphia District.
The meeting time of the Standing Com
mittees was Fixed for the last Tuesday and
Wednesday OF each month.
On motion, the Board adjourned to meet
next Monday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chi
dren teething, is the prescription OF one O
the best female nurses and physicians IN the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil
lions of mothers for their children Dur
ing the process of teeth;ng its value is In
calculable. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping. in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c 3 bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Shin Eruptions and poi
lively cures Piles, or no pay required Il is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. o,
money refunded. Price 25 csnts psr boz
For sale By Logan & Co
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At the Island Rink,

To-day will be a big day at the Island
Roller Rink. Misses Peloquin and Bsmis
viii do their pretty acts on the dizzy wheels,
both afternoon and evening, and after the
exhibition, will lead the grand march.
The Rink is a decided success and is be-
ing daily ~pstronized by our best people.
The fine surface and superb skates are all
they should be. Mr.. Simons knows how to
put up and run a Rink and Manager Rev.
nolds how to conduct it.
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First ward Suggestions.

The First wards Council suggestions were
as follows:
First Brsnch-John ]. Kenney, A. c.
Harrell, A. I. Garden, Chris Hess.
Second Branoh-Charles Fl. Miller, A. j.
Sweeney, B. Stanley, n. 0'Neill, Louis C.
Stitel, Frank Thalman, B. F. Hebrank,
William Ritz, A. s. Harrell and Sam Kug-
lin
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DIR. WI. BIand,s Con5itio,.

APhysician Of Weston writing to a friend
in town, under recent date, speaks of DR..
BANDS critical condition as follows: HE
does not get any better; is very much ex-
hausted and takes very little nourishment.
he is undoubtedly in a very critical eondi-
f;on
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Card of Thanks.

1 hereby desire to exposes my siacerest
thanks to DR.. G. Alderman 70. not oaly re-
stoting my health, bat to save my life by n
very skilful hernia operation performed
upon me. CARL GgEsg.
Musician.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

EDMUND F. BocKIyG and C. Menkemiller,
druggists, guarantee positive relief Tor any
cough, cold, Group or lung complaint BY
using Acker's English Remedy, or will re-
fund the money
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

Buvs our " Make Calf Shoes, in Congress
or Button. Loeke's, l043 Main street
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EEMUYD F. BocKISG and C. M~enkemiller,
druggists. wish it known that they guaran-
tee Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets to be the
best remedy for indigestion ever made;
they ALWAYS relieve headache.
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Eat Candy

i fyou will, but be sure to use SOZOD0NT
right away, in order to carry off its %injuri-
Gus effects upon the teeth. All candy-eaters
should carry S0Z0DONT with them, if
they wish to keen their teeth sound.
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THE WOUNDED CROOK
lowering Between Life and Death
at BeIlaire.
lnwardness Of the Shooting Story---Brad-
ford Knows the Marling Robbers
News Notes From
Bellaire.

Charles Bradford, the talk of the town,
is still lowering between life and death.
He is not inclined to tax much nowrbut
last night when asked q to bis condition
Re thought he was somewhat better. DR..
Anderson, the attending physician, says
that his case is such that he may improve
or be may get worse. The ball passed
through his body pretty high up on his
right side. and may not have damaged his
lung TO any serious extent. 1t is generally
supposed, and Bradford confirms the supPo-
sition in speech, that it was by acct,
dent that Balzer Kraus was the gentleman
assaulted. Bradford says they were out on
a lark, he and his two chums, whoever they
may be, and arriving at Anderson's corner
they noticed q man coming up the street.
They were not particular as to their object
of attack as long as they could secure plum.
der. Baltzer was assaulted and choked
and would have been minus his gold watch
and a roll of money he happened TO have
with him had it not been to-
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ASK Edmund Z. Booking and G Menke-
miller. druggists. about Aekers Blood Elixir
the only preparation guaranteed to cleanse
the blood and remove 81 chronic diseases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

WEAR Locke's own make $3.50 shoe
Any style. Loeks's. l0lS Main street.
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Having but very recently return
ed from New York, we are daily
receiving Novelties for Wedding
Presents, and solicit u call.
JACOB W. GRUBB.
Corner Twelfth and Hahn.
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RoIIrE Skates elab pastera; the only
adjustable bottom skate made, See them
beiora You buy. Sold By BOYD, Market
uars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

WAR Locke's own make $3.50 shoe.
ANY style. Loeke's, 1913 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea Sets SO pieces, for Eight Dol
lars. Stone China Sets still lower,
NJ DAWSON BROS.
2226 Market Street.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Board ~re-convened at half past two
o'clock with all the members present. The
special committee appointed to select the
standing committee made a full report, and
the moment it was read Mr.. Boring arose in
haste and wished to have his name stricken
of the list he being on Court House and
Jail and Printing, and stated as his reason,
that he was one of the Oldest members
of the Board and should have
had some recognition at the
hands of this body. He had always acted
fairly and never was q cats-paw and should
have been placed on the Finance Commit
tee" This caused a discussion of over a
half hour. A motion offered BY Mr.. Pickett,
to the effect-that the report be taken up By
committees. The report was finally adopt
ed as suggested by the special committee
and is here with attached:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Fnance-Messrs. Delbrugge, Nichols,
Prince, Petesson and Stoker.
Court House and Jail-Messrs. Boring.
Pickett, Delbrugge, Peterson and Stein.
Poor House and Farm-Messrs. Stoker,
Prince, Pickett Maxwell and Stein.
Roads and Bridges-M essrs. Nichols.
Maxwell, Stein, Stker and Prince.
Prining-Messrs. Pickett, Boring and
Delbrugge.
They also recommended the adoption of
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the President of the
Board be ex-officio a member of the follow.
ing committees: Finance, Poor House and
Farm, and Roads aud Bridges.
MINOR MATTERS.
Mr.. Delbrugge offered resolution to the
effect that a special committee composed
oft he entire Board form as q Board of
Equalization and Appeals In offering this
the gentleman stated that he done so simply
because some Of the constituents Of each
member Of the Board wanted to have a hear
ing cod could well DO it to the Finance
Committee. This also created a bresze
which occupied some lis;le time before il
could he tabled.
Dir. wilson Joaason was appointed con
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STANDARD BIOGRAPHIES .tsss &c
BLAME and LOGAN.

BLAME and LOGAN.
7i2 Royal octfo page, 81 inIl-psss Illuaniis
rILDEN, CLEVELAND q nd HENDHioA
IA Royal oct.vo pegs; % full. osss nIustr,i''
Best TERMS Ever O4ereAstoA ses
Ass,.. OUTS Pr''i .ps q Ss;6es co.
oeIs5 Hsw roEk y c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06
NEWS NOTES.

The rain put an end to the skating.
The Bellaire nail works has shut down.
1t appears that there is a very slow demand
for nails.
The towboats that passed down yesterday
were compelled to take the west side. of the
channel at the B.. & 0. bridge, on account
Of a sunken barge that lays at the bottom OF
the river near here.
School resumed yesterday with a fair at.
tendance.
The river coal miners are at work.
Ire stoppage Of the mill throws about
$4,000 per month out OF circulation.
Mr.. John Dubois is home from West
Alexander, Pa, where he has been to see
his son Alex, who shot himself in the foot.
This is the week of prayer. Let there be
a good attendance at the churches each
evening, Subject last night; Praise and
Thanksgiving.
Miss Laura Robinson AID Lille Faupel
left yesterday for Pittsburg, where they 90
to college.
Repairs were being made at Aultjs flour,
ing mill Yesterday.
S. L. Woodbridge has taken his new pc.
olltOu at II OulO IJahlNih SOihpahI
The Mediterranean Club danced on Sat.
urday evening and had u very pleasant
time.
George McKirihan while passing along
the east side OF the Public Square tried to
walk off with a chicken coop, but Officer
Meek said No"
Some Of the grocerymen are getting ready
m s1ont the cash syStem. .
Will L. Thompson, Of East Liverpool, has
sold a number of6ne upright organs in this
ely.
will Buckhanhon, late Of the Bellaire
Democrat, who has been sick, is out again.
Louis Over has returned to college at
Washington, Pa.
A. W. Anderson has gone to Wooster, O.,
10 resume his studies.
Henry Bahra, a nail feeder, and Miss Ella
Ross, Of Sharpsburg, Pa, have been mar
ried and left for Bay View, Wis, where Mr..
Bahra has a good position in the mill there.
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EDMUND F. Booking and c. Menkemiller,
druggists, will refund the price paid if
Acker's Blood Eixer does BOT relieve any
skin or blood disorder. A new but thor.
QUICKLY tested discovery.
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BuckIen'a Arnica saIvs.

WEAR Locke's own make $3.50 shoe.
Any style. Locke's. 1913 Main street.
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PROCLAMATION
To the Qualified Voters of the City
of Wheeling.

BIZ IT KNOWN that the Council Of the City Of Wheel
ing d d, on the I'D day OF December, 1854, adopt
al ordinance in words aud igures rs follows, that
il L. v:
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PATENT II PUMPS

For Gentlemen, Boys and Youths
al J.. w. Amiek's, has Main street.
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HIS LITTLE POP

which, fortunately for him. came into his
possession Just a week before in the way OF
a trade he made with a fellow named
Crow. But there is some doubt
expressed as to whether the
assault in the course of events
fell to Baltzer's lot or not. Some say not,
and have a little story of their W which
may have in it as much truth as the state.
ment of Bradford, as Charley is known to
be very tickelish of some questions. 1t is
this: Mr.. Kraus was seen to have cousid-
cradle money in his possession on Saturday
evening, so much that it caused a certain
gentleman to remark hat it was not safe to
carry such q large amount after dark. 1t
is probable that the trio waited at the c. Il
P. depot until they saw the barber shop
close and saw Mr.. Kraus start home. 1t
was an easy matter for them to slip up the
railroad and at AnderSon's corner emerge
and make ready for the robbery. This is
plausible and has been going the rounds Of
gossip.
A. yet nothing has been heard of the
other two, and although persons are sus
piciored there is no cause for their arrest,
as Bradford refuses to divulge any particu
lars and says his partners need not fear
him.