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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
TIE PARKER PEPPERS FAILURE
Not So Great A. at First Supposed-S5O.
600 VIII Cover 1t.


GRAFTON. W. Va, September THE
failure of Parker Peppers is not so great as
was a. first supposed, Fifty thousand dol
lars will, it is estimated, cover his liabilities.
He assigns $50 acres of land worth fully
S,7,40O; also about 800 worth Of personal
property, reseryiuc only about 800 in
household effects. His preferred creditors
are the First National Bank of Grafton,
$1,000, j. II. ProudfOot and VI. " Cobrin
being security; Merchants National Bank,
OF Clarksburg s., 200; kingwood Bank,
5000, r. Demain and A. Iolbe bein.
security Bank OF Clsrksburg =, 200, VI ).
C.eglng and y. 4. Hudkius being security;
Bank of West Virginia, at Clarksburg
$4,000 r. Down and d. Bassel being secu-
ri'y; Henry Bassell $500 or 5000; George
Ross 5000, l.. l.. Lang being security.
His wife does not Ioin in the trust. The
o.her creditors are: - Bucklan $4,000,
E. HuGkins and {. Hudkins. security; Thos
". Harrison Sl.l5O. David Davidson,
$50; Ira Ward, 81 OO0; Edgar and Vim.
Douglas $662. J. y. B Grim. $3.50; Peyton
Dayisson, S7uO; q D. Camden, - 49,; y.
J. Croph, $2l@. Moses Sinclair, 5000; Geo.
T. Ross = 400, With K Davis security.
!. c. Johnson, OF Bridgeport, Harrison
county is trustee.
l,r. Peppers has oeen for several years
The greatest live stock dealer in the State.
In ls~& he shipped several thousand
head OF cattle and made over twenty thous-
and dollars. la Is he bought and ship
ped q great many cattle, which lost him
more than he made the previous year
The Lsyman Bros commission men of
Baltimore, have brought suit a-aiust Mr.
Peppers for sixteen thousand dollars He
claims he does not owe them anything, as
they were partners and not entitled to any
commission. The assignment was no sur.
rv'se 20 business men and cattle shippers,
as il was known by them tha, his losses
were so gres, last year that it would oe al
most impossible for him 10 pull through.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
The WORLD OF Toll.
G. NJ. ". K. of L. POwderIy Submits
His Proposition.
WHAT KNIGHTS OF LABOR DEMAND.
RestItssnesS Among Southwestern Employees
---Tte Great Miners Strike
in the MOnongaheIa.
-FOUR THOUSAND MINERS NOW IDLE

Sr. LovIs, September 4-Messrs. Pow
derly and Turner, acting for the knights Of
Labor, at II O'clock this morning, submit.
ted the following proposition to General
First-That general order be issued
along the Wabash lines instructing heads OF
departments and foremen that no diScrlmin-
alton shall be made in the employment OF
men on account Of their being members Of
the order CT the knights Of Labor.
Second-That all employees who have
taken part, since the lG;h OF June, in the
settlement Of difficulties be at once given
their positions held prior to that date.
Third-That all other employees who were
locked out June l6 be reinstated on or be
fore October lst
The following tele ram w.s received al
go this morning:
SEDALlA, Mo-, September !.
r. J.. P.r.LrLH Ph~tr' H""s,, 81
Loui:
Unless the Wabash troubles are settled
tc-iay, cannot hold the Southwestern sys-
en- men iu any longer.
Signed K DRtw,
Chairman Southwestern Committee.
Tie conference continued most Of the
afternoon, ard further consideration OF the
1ituation was had this evening. In con-
versation with Secretary Turner tonight
that gentleman said that no definite con
clus!ou haG b@en reached by the committee,
that no line OF action had oeen decided up
on ana that ne really had nothing new to
giye the puDiic and said that so far as hs
yculd ST. The situation is practically the
smp rhnr II was be fore the Executive Com
n.t,ee went 10 New York As 10 whether
he direct Issue would De made with Mr..
ralmage be would not say, but the pro5a-
.i,ies were he would be given reasonable
me to comply with me demands. In fact
~ hal given him uut:i the Isl Of October
10 do 60. Messr5. Powdsriy, Turner,
Coughlin and Trcvelick, OF Detroit, will
20 TO Sedaia tomorrow to LOOK over the
round there 10 confer with i. ". Drew,
Chairman Of the Southwes, -rn Com mittee,
respecting the situation on The Gould roads,
from Sedalia Powderly and Turner will 20
20 Cincinnati. and from thence Mr.. Powder
IL will go to the Southwest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
BELL AlRE,

Tie flint glass manufacturers met y"7ter.
day morning, bat did nothing OF impor,-
6ECe.
There will be meeting OF the school
.4achers this afternoon at ; clock, in the
Central building.
ANY member OF the nail feeders union o!
this city, who continues to run q machine
On his own hoon after September :, will be
larrn oil the books OF the Association.
TIE Niagara and the Buckeye rinks will
= open this afternoon. The former "i.!
a',o he open tonight
a water melon boat s,opPrl h".e % i,'
way 10 Wheeling last night.
E>cursion rates will De civen ou'':dets
who desire 10 cowe to the city to nIeld he
i'urmier meeting.
r.esitent John Weir, of the Nai'"-s,
2o,lers AID Iicate, hssociH'0 eni l1h1
icG,anahan, were anon tEJ'" who a
.r,3,d a = ee'ing OF the naiera and :..~d~r.
= Wheeling yesterday afternoon.
Two or .hree o. the teacner' "Xam'r"i
~ he Board Of Examiner .hst u r!re Gay
ia ed 10 pass
A large crowd attended the St. Clairs.
vile fair from her yesterday
School Board will hereafter meet on
Tuesday night
The members Of Local Union No. IT, OF
he American Flint Glass Workers, want it
,.rG.rsrood thai the notice written on red
pGTer and posted up IN te% places IN our
civ was not Authorized to ne done By the
'riass Workers, nrd they Hoped the people
vii no, hold item responsible, for they
'oierate 10 such actions.
The coal men are citing ready for the
all trade
i bard Of gyrsies were camPed outside
q! rown Yesterday.
Rev u. v. Walker and wife are bacn
lryr, two months trip IN old Nirginy.
All but TWO Of our BARRIERS belong TO the
new u,ior that has been formed at this
place.
The average Of the young lady who is to
teach German in our public schools, IN that
branch Was go per cent.
Something that is rarely brought to the
notice OF medical men occurred on k9se
Hill Yesterday. 4 child was born whose spinal
column about midwaydown Was minus g"r-
.e5rs. and the cari.r 'h.s raat", and which
g several inches in ci-cGm:"rsuce exposes
70 view the lung. and liver Of tho little one.
Otherwise tn. child Is well Developed but
here is not m Ich hope that it will h7e.--fn
dependent =,
The vino YESTERDAY vas tsvo-,7Ea ',r 5.Ii-
ing and a number Of bos'' w"r. out.
There has no, been rii '!e At NJ ioc. p
for couple Of days.
Tie cage OIL tie monument has iaied
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
HOW THINGS LOOK
over Oh The New Fair Grounds-A stu.
uenduuS Event.

over Oh The New Fair Grounds-i Stu.
penduuS Event.
\ reporter took tip over to the TAR
srcuuG8 yesterday, to see how things were
getting along in the Fair line. rs soon as
one enters the gate he is struck by the clean
and neat appearance Of the ground and the
General look Of industry that lae place is
.radually assuming. In the main eXhibi-
bitiou builling the different exhibitors have
en- busily at work rrauslocmin their var
ous stands into handsom" and artistic
booths thai cannot fail to a!trac, the atten'
lion of the passcr.by. y f." Iancy
articles have already been placed on c%hl'
h.tion. II is expected that today VII Dc
he busiest aud the ladies' in the Jif:rent
departments will De on hand 10 receive arti'
cles. l. is the desire Of he Fair manager,
in order to save ,roub," that those having
articles 10 enter do so a. the earliest posi-
bic moment, thereby avoiding a rush. Hor-
ticuI,ural and Machinery hall las been
handsomely tilted mp auG everything IL ready
TO receive exhibits in these d'pITt'
nents. Many specimens Of farm lmpe.
ments have already been taken over. Floral
Hall also wears fresh, bright appearance
well in keeping with the other buildings.
The poultry exhibit this year will oe one OF
tie finest features OF the / air, and large
sp.ce covered with canvas and filled with
EHgG{ogt EHHgG q o c00P9 0E RHaS &
socd that ABOUT 200 chicntus Ut al the
finest breeds have been entered.
Thrretreshmeat stand Ispaces ore going oil
quite rapidly and men are blsiiy
Engaged in erecting booths Of ell s)rts and
sizes. The fair managers have certainly
wol ked hard and wellto get things in shape
As the entries in al departments will fl!
them fall to oyer;!owiD, while everything
else has been done that will add to the cue
ccss Of the exhibition. AL that now re
mains to make the fifth annual Fair the
greatest event ever witnessed in he State,
i ,rstly, good weather, and secondly, q
large attendance each day, and that IS what
/, heartily deserves. The National Stock
nan CT las. week says:
Word received as we 20 to press sintes
hat the entries .or Ihr ,Air at wheeling,
V Va next week are much the largest
ever known at thai point. The ingenuity
1.-The managers will be taNsG 70 accOmmo
s,.,r AL 'he stock which will &c on hand,
IA other parts Q! III" exhibition promise
equally we'll There will he acm' Dig
,,irgs cn in the Fair line n' wheeling,
Il : .ve A.speak an immense GRO ID as s. r.
sn.d .Or the preparations made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

ance at Rock Springs, Wyoming Territory,
caused by the massacre Of Chinese laborers
by miners. A copy OF The telegram was
forwarded to Secretary Endicott at his
his home in Massachusetts. Adjutant Gen.
eral Drum had conference with Secretary
Bayard as the best course to pursse
in the matter. 1t was decided in view of the
informahty Of the call for troops not to dis
turb the President with the question, but
instead to Issue orders for United States
troops to proceed 10 the scene of disturb
ance for the purpose protecting the United
States mails. The soldiers are 10 keep open
the route over which the mails are carried
and prevent any interference with them.
AdJutant General Drum therefore tele
graphed General Schofeld at Chicago TO
order two companies to proceed immediate
iy to the scene of the disturbance for the
purposes indicated. Itis expected the pres
nee of troops viii teud to prevent further
trouble
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
GERONIMO Is DEAD.
The Esrecadc AraChes ANXIOUS to STrT"h'
der. Hui ENis miuAtio Threatened.

The Renegade AraChes ANXIOUS to SHrTeh-
der. iu; ENis miuation rhreateusA
T"ryay, A. T. September "A special
rcrr Guadaloup- CaaCG, Sonora, ssrs: "A
courier has JUS; arrived from the front, and
,spcr's hat CAPTAIN CraHforIs scouts, on
the eve Of q fight q few days ago, refused to
20 into the fight. Crawford offered the SOL
dirs to disarm them, and they are noS on
heir way 10 camp under guard. Geroni'
no death is confirmed
Lieutenant Davis bas had another brush
with lrtisns but tie result is not known,
a courier reports ,ha; the rcnegsde5 are
anxious 10 Surrender on condition that they
be permitted to return TO their reserva
tor; but l. is understood il the field thai
tse military will wage war o! eNterm;na
ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS,

General Logan book is now on the press
and will be given to the public in few
weeks.
On Thursday night Superintendent J. T.
German, of the Traction Company, OF Phil.
adelphis, was attacked BY two robbers, one
Ct whom drew pistol on him, but German
wrerched it from him and handed the
would-be robber over to the police.
The report that the cholera will likely be
imported in Spanish raisins is regarded in
New York as scare originated for tho
benefit Of raisin growers in California.
The Ontario government has authorized
the Board OF Heath to Board all trains and
steamboats, and compel all passengers COM
ing from Montreal TO produce certificates OF
vaccination or be vacinnated at once.
An effort will be made in Congress the
coming winter 10 restore to the Chippewa
Indians their old reservation in Northern
Dakota. .-...... -,,..ugu q.
Black Rock, n. Y, and the TWO boys who
had gone rowing in it are thought 10 be
drowned.
Emery Haskell, a farmer Of Richmond,
Ind, has been arrested lot forging checks
to the amount OF $1,000.
Washington and Jefferson College now
has library Of 5000 volumes and and a
large reading room.
On last Saturday. at Undilla, n. \. Il.
F. Sullivan was by mistake, cowhided ior
another man, by :. A. Hanchelt.
The War College on Coasters Harbor
Island was formally opened Yesterday.
! Gaze of small pox has been found on
board yessei arriving at Chelsea, Mass.
Charles Hauser, a notorious horse thief,
has been arrested at McConEellsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Howells will soon step wiring tor the
Century and write exclusively for Harper s
Magazine at a salary Of $4,000 year.
On Thursday night a mob broke into the
iuil of Lafayette county, Ark, and hung
George Grenshaw, the negro who murdered
Harry Sarep.
At DAYTON, OHIO, three boys, aged ahou,
ID years. were shot Yesterday hv Wa. Kim
ball, o farmer, while helping themselves to
nutmegs in kimbalIs lield kImbal. was
arrested
The man found dead At Colehour. i'll
has been identified as H. SuIyiu, Of Sp7ing
field Mass. he was drowued and not mar
dered. as at frs, supposed
At Farmeryille, La, Sam DarIiug. color
ed. ared 10. WAS lodged in ari on the
charge OF numbering Isaac Thompson, CO!
ored, aged 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
TROOPS CALLED FOR.
lie Absence of the President Delays inc
Assistance of the Military.

IL. Absence OF the President Delays ths
Assistance of the Military.
Cr,AGo. September "A dispatch "as
received from Governor Warren a. me mill
,ary headquarters in this city Yesterday
mentioning the at,ack upon the C@iaaGea
3, Rock Springs, stating his inability to sup
press tie not aud calling toE troops, Inc
,legrsm came through Genera! Howard S
iesdovartsrs. General N.hoHeld forwarded
tht call TO Washington for the action OF the
President and wired Governor Warren tha'
he must ask the President for assistance IS
me law prohibited the use OF United States
troops for such purpose without bis order
At The same time General SchoheId diec.-
al the soldiers at Fl. Steele and RI. br'dgeF
the two points nearest Roci SPvlngs-to
be IN ..adiness 10 move The moment the or
Ger came from Washington. Il the rres'-
dent had been there Oh answer would have
nee. received in time to act Yesterday out
10 orders have vet come from the fresloenI'
The Troops Ordered to the Scene.
WAsrI>c-oN. September -Gov. War
rem. of Wyoming Territory to-day telegraph
ID The President and Secretary OF War q;
: Washington requesting tha assistance o.
Federal troops in suPpFessiOg the disturb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
Iht WALKuP CASE.
An Int.rciem That Nav Have An import
mt Rearing ~ the Trial.

An Int.rciew That Nav Have An import
mt Bearing ~ the Trial
KANSAS CuY No, September "A
morning paper publishes an interview with
DE-. c. u. Scott specialist Of this city, who
reIates tha, e&r!y last winter a gentleman
Introducing himself as Mr.. Walkup an Al
herman OF Emporia. ks., called upon him
Tor advice sayir: that he had suffered for
;cwe time i.om chronic disease and
tad been tgeaiiGg himself fo7 It,
using arsenic c5,h in solu'ion sid pills
The visitor appeared sorH.what rU3er the
influence Of liquor, and after receiving some
advice from the doctor took ais '.ave, and
he latter has not seen him since.
He ssys. however that he wGs visited yes
.e,dav Is Ms H"lEuos attornay. aud re-
cognized Nr Wslkups Photograph among
dozen Others. Mr. WalE"p during his
call, wss accompanied ny g Eap whom the
doc.of did not krow This ts> imouy will
t.ob.bly b. used o, the defens. III the triA!
OF Mrs Walkup. VINO stands charged with
.La murder gf kpr husband
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

VI>rrNyys IyD.. September Three
township trustees of Davies county, east Of
his city, have disappeared. It is said that
n . isSu.d fraudulent warrants on their
o~r.h.rs ard raised large amour, o.
rrou.v ,ariously cstimated at from $4,000
% ..2 il o.n. and then left. The R.ari o.
county Commissioners will hold a sp"cia!
30, . 20 cay, and the affair will b. fully
,a~es.i.m'od.
I,rrp.--The names Of the deirauders are
Cbaq II. Nrown, Trustee Of Washnr,on
toanshir. Davies county John GrImsley.
Of Steele town hip snd John Clark, 0: Bar
township. They are supposed to be in Gag
ada /. is Generally thought tha the town
hin 'unds are safe. and that the holders OF
frnadul,n, orders will be the loaer3 Great
excitement p-ovails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
RlEL'S CASE,
An interview With Secretary Bayard Out.
lining this Governments Course.

lining this Governments Course.
QUEBEC, September Major Mallet, an
influential French. Canadian now in the
United States, will send communication to
Rie!S sympathizers here in which he gives
the Substance Of an interview with Secre.
tary 6ayard respecting Riels case as fol.
lows: First, the American Government
will nd take the imtrative in researches 10
be male to establish Riels title to Amer.
can citizenship or his rights in that
quality
SecOld-Up to the present the American
government has not given any attention to
the QUESTION beyond inquiry from the War
Department as to the truth OF the state.
ment hat Riel was made prisoner on Amer
lean SMl, this inquiry having been made on
demand OF citizen Of the city Of New
lorB,who asked for information on the
subied.
ILIrI--Tnv az, V,riL,.,.-. 49,. ~0..s.GuI
the question in any way unless presented
for consideration in formal manner with
the statment in writing Of facts and argu'
ments Upon which the application for its in
terventon is based.
Fouth-The Government is not disposed
10 investigate the facts or review the pro-
ceedin:s Of the court, which passed irdg.
ment On Riel, unless it is shown that Riels
trial WAS conducted according to more
vigorols method than would be adopted in
the trial Of subject of Her Majesty, the
Queen under like circumstances.
Fifu-The Government recognizes the
principle that every country has the rghtto
determine for itself what constitutes treas.
on anc is not disposed 10 question the right
of Canada to have tried Riel for treason
even were he an American citizen by birth
or process of naturalization.
The Secretary considered Riel case like
TIA, of tie Irish revolutionari"s, as they
were styled, in so far that the American
government do all it was proper to do for
~ I L. Al,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
Base Bail.

1t Philade'ph 'phia-Athle'ic / Baltimore
, Errors, Athletic ;, Baltimore J. Bases
Athletic 5. Baltimore 6. Struck cut, By
Heury I, by Matthews 5. .,
Al Chicagos l. BaFA!o 1
Errors. Chicago G. Buffalo ?. Bases Cni-
csgo Is. Buffalo 5. Pitchers, McCo7m'cS
and Wood
A. New York-Nex York &, Boston )
Errors, New York =, Boston 1. Bases Ne"
York 8, Boston :. Pitchers, Welch anu
Bui'lntou.
Pit,sburg-Pittsburg 2 Cincinnati T.
Errors, Pittsburg 2. CiccinnaT ). BASES
Pitsburg 6, Cincinnati Il. Pitchers, "oa9
and Meegan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
On IttF UhIU.
An Epi;omo OF Se~s Concerning tho B"es'
Pmh Enn. n.Iren.

Cart. Tom Prince arrived home from
Cincinnati on Thursday mornin-.
Boats d"psrted-COurler ! .. NJ Chaa-
crlor II d in; Louis a. >4,riey, II ~
q. m.
The I, .e.rarn, Capt. Booth, leaves at J
?. m for Cianrfton:
Tie marks l.st night indicated > teet
Inches and falling.
The DiuruaI will be today rarheE''uFg
racket, leaving al ! a. m: ..
row morning a. clock.
The Grant, safe will !esye for Pits
burg on Sunday. ,,
Tie Arr psss, 4 up with ernpties ard h.s
! II Mcconnell with melons.
Marks al ether p!aces-Oll City feet.
Inches and falling; Pittsburg, teet. 7
.,ches and falling, Cincinnsti, I3 feet I
;rctcs ard falling; Greensboro 10 feet s
,rclts al q stationary; Lock No. 4. feet 6
inches aid sta'iora.y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
PEtk!OSAb POEN -.
rUvelneut, of Wh-elink,tes, AID tho Com
hIk aud go az of strangers.


Dr. j. T.. Caldwell, Cf Portland, o, q IN
ate city.
CT. Gillian, Of Washington, D. C, isat
- Ncl.ure.
.Ir@-rJames H. Fcreusoc, Of Char.c.' ~.
!. at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Selby Jones aui wife, Of Nansas
'i:y are in the city.
Mrs. p. Nesptry, Of Parhers@urg, v. W.,
in ;hr city among irie"ds.
i. S. Furber, Of Warrington, v. Va, was
n Ike city Yesterday,
.Iudpe William J. Robertson O: ClnT-
ctsv,.le, Va, is at the NcLUve.
Julius Koch, Pm. G of Pi,tsburg is the
.,lest Of rlienGs on tbr south Side.
Miss Hannah B.rton re urncd Yesterday
from a peasar, viit to friends IN ONO.
At. Watson. OF Piedmont. W. w., is in
the city on business, and is quar- r,ered at the
Howell
Mi.s Nellie VI ,pby, OF Farmarrton, v.
Va. is attending school a the S,. Joseph
Academy.
Mis- Gu.s.e Heidrich OF Marietta, Oh.o,
"a the guest Of Miss Carrie ohafer, OF the
south Side.
Mrs. McNechen a!d daughter and
vrs. Cccba, ne, .! MounGsrille, were IN tne
cuy yesterday.
Miss Mary A. Eeshora is expected home
today ON M,Eeespo:'. Pa, wnere she
spent tie summer.
Jas. Il laatso%. Of Cla-incton, Ohio and
Eugene Cresap. OF Csesap5 Grove, a:e reg
,s,ered at the Stamm. 20,
M,ss Mamie Moore, o: The South SIDE,
rr..raed Yesterday from IA extended visit
10 rsia!iSeS al Parsersbu'-
The Rev. DR.. Cunningham, the pastor OF
the Frs, Presbyterian Church. has re
turr,d from his vacation; and inasmuch
J IS extensive repairs are in progress on me
I church building he will preach to'moGTo"
! in the Academy OF Music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
TRACKING The ROBBERS.

UrSrials Determined To ApPrehend the
Participants ia tho Train eIubbery.
KANSAS C.rY No September THE
POSSE tina, .zs, here Yesterday for the scene
u The train robbery reached Independence
about a. M when division took place,
Ten OF the Pursuers Jumping Oft and search
.ug the hi;le city No suspicious chsrac,
,srs were tourd, sud he party then rode
quickly nor,hward to the Rals,on .arm.
about four miles north 0; the town. Thisls
the home OF Frank James Approaching
the house tie leader OF the posse knocked
and Frank wife answered He asked ID
see Nr James and the bandit appeared n
his night clothes \ conversation followed
al j the posse became convinced that he
knew nothing Of The robbery. A circ4i;ous
route was then taken to Blue Springs, ten
miles swsv. No race of the robbers was
found. Il is believed they are hiding in The
brush. and thar their arrest Is q ma''ar Of a
trw hours The railroad company has Of
tered 81 GGu for each man.
\ Reward Offered for the Robbers.
k,ysA, CRY. No September +-Gov.
Nsrmaduke who i u his city has written
letter in reply 10 one from NJ. Bates, 81
perinreudeut Cf Construction O. the Chicago
AID Alton Railroad askirg hia o" cr..-.' -
Ia appreheCGlu- 'Ie perpetrators ot the III
ca o and Alton '-aiJ rob5erg. The Gov
erncr writes that he will oIu heartiiyin the
fort 60 remove this sigma from ne E)ot
rare OF the S,a.a The last vss'ice OF these
crimes, Ae says. ms. AID shall oe speeil,?