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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-24
CHRISTMAS CHARITY.

Work OF the Washington Children's Club
Lovely Sentiments Of Miss Cleveland.
WAsHISGToN, D. c., December % The
daughter Of Postmaster General Villas has
taken the direction Of the Childrsns
Christmss Ctub. This Is an orssniz alton
Of children, which now comprises four hun.
dred members, for the purpose Of giving q
Christmsn entertainment Of q dinner and
presents to poor children. Miss Villas, &C.
companied By her mother, was present,
and was unanimously elected president of
he cub. Miss Cleveland, who had been
r. ltsred to attend the meeting, wrote the
lollJw ng letter to Miss VIas.
Executive MANSION,
'WAsHISGToS, December ls, 1885.
MY DEAR MoLLIE:-T am glad you are
going to take the lead in the Christmas
Club for remem bering poor children who
have no one TO make Christmas Tor them.
If you think it over, that is the true Christ
part of Christmas, for you know he taught
DOT only By His words, but by His own
life, that IL is more blessed to give than to
receive II takes q long time to learn
that oy heart, and if We all began when We
we're children we would not be 80 dreadful
y selfish grown up people, and there
would be q great deal more comfort all
around. hope you will find out every
torlorn, neglected boy and girl, and sur
prise them with 8 good dinner and some
thing nice to take home ARd keep to re-
member you bY, and. what is great deal
better, to remember Christ BY 1 shall try
to call in at your meeting this afternoon
before il is over, but | may be little late;
but as you, dear Mollie, are the president,
it will not matter how many common peo-
pie like me are late.
Yours always,
ROsE ELIZABETR CLEVELAND"
THE PRESIDENTS CHRISTMAS
The President will spend Christmas day
quierly at the White Honse. lie will have
20 company but wilLest his Christmas din
ner with Miss Cleveland
As A CHRISTMAS GIFT.
1t is said that the President will sign
the bill granting q pension to Mrs Graz
in time for that measure to become law
before Christmas day.
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FOLLOWED 1000 MILES.
A Dste ctIye Tracks Murderer Until HI
Capture is kffected.

A Dste ctive Tracks a Murderer Until His
Capture is kffected.
ATLANTA, GA, December % Thomas
Clements, who is wanted at Alexandra,
La, for murder, has been arrested here.
After killing his man he disappeared. He
went to Marshall, Texas, and then to St.
Louis. From St. Louis be went to Gin
cinnati, and from that city back to St.
Louis, and then came to Atlanta. Being
interviewed, Clements said: "It l could
have staid away two or three years I'd
have come out all right. Ny father is
worth sl6OOOO. he is United States
Narshsl Of the Northern District Of Louisi-
ana, and was once Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of that State"
"How did you kill the man was
asked.
IN drunken row, with knife. That
detective has followed me nearly 1000
miles"
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THE MINE HORROR.
Another Enort Being Made to Recover
the Bodies of the Victims.

Another Effort Being Mado 70 AoOO'o'
the Bodies of the Victims.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, December 2S.-
Work was commenced this morning on
the new tunnel to where the bodies Of the
men are supposed to be. Work will be
pressed night and dsy with q strong force
Of miners, laborers and rock men. 1t is
hoped that the bodies Of the victims will
be recovered in less than months time.
MAY NEVER BE RECOVERED.
WnKEsBARRE, December 23.-It is now
considered certainty that all the impris-
oned miners at Nanticoke are dead. The
most experienced miners say that when
black damp and gas made their appear
ancs it was not long before the men were
choked to death. While it is thought the
bodies may be recovered in two weeks, it
is quite probable that even that graf
living Circumstance may never take place.
Thel company, however, is doing all in
its power 10 recover the bodies, and the
cost of the undertaking will not be consid.
cred. WORK has to be stopped in the
Ross vein both ct Esnticoke and Morgan
town, cutting Of pay rollOf 5000 q day,
but al the other works Of the Susquehsnua
Coal Company were put in operation TO-
day.
No coal will be transported over the
Lsckawanna railroad on Friday and Sat-
urday. II is estimated tdst this will re-
duce the tonnage Of the road nearly $4,000
tons -
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Six Men Iojured by Flying Debris at
Harrisburg.

Six Men Iojured by Flying Debris at
HarrisourE.
HARnsBURG, December pa general
test Of the boilers at the Lochiel Rolling
Mill, which is shout to operation, was made
thus morning, with an ugly result. One Of
them directly after fire had been started
collapsed. Atthe time there were no lees
than q hundred men in the neighborhood,
some being Vorkmen and others looking
for work. As the boiler collapsed it shat
tered the brick foundation and furnace,
and scattered missiles around promis-
cuously. Six men were injured, bnt none
ofthem, it is supposed, fatally. The iol-
lowing are thencums: .-.---s..-.
THOMAS WELSH was scslded about the
legs and cut on the head.
WILLIAM PICKEEs was struck in the
abdomen with q piece Of iron. He Is
thought to be seriously injured, but physi-
clans are unable to give an opinion as to
the result. St E.
The others, who are slightly injured, are:
THOMAS ]. PsIoR. u
j, JeHs 9; Reasss.CE. EIE-A.-L5
RICHARD CHELLEw.
The latter were able to 60 to their homes
alone. As near ss can be sscertsined the
accident was the result of an overchsrge,
through ignorance of the meni in charge, as
well a. an imperfect knowledge Of the
manner in which the steam pipes were con-
nected and disconnected. For some rea.
son this particular boiler was blsnked out
from the main steam pipes, and as there
was no gauge the men were unable to tell
how much steam they were carrying. Or.
dinarily the gauge at the engine ia used
for this purpose, out this could not control
this boiler, it being cut out. Those in
charge were in the dark rs to pressure.
The Master Mechanic, G. P. Riddebsch,
states that when he entered the mill this
morning the safety valve was all right and
the boiler was blowing off after he LETT the
man in charge placed additional weight on
the valve which caused the accident
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
IMPERIAL Royal Hungarian Consul
atPittsburg Sehambsrg
soisTs AUSTRIAN HUNGARIAN FLAG
4rc rs Pittsburg Chief Of Police Orders II
Down Under the Swinging
Sign Law.

WARRINGTON, DeSehoeE Aos- Aho OuF
,ns Of an international affair which
.sa,.d considerable stir At the time Of ita
,,,nr,epce, is now made public in the
,;,,a.ches sent By the President to Con-
,,s.. Mr.. Schsmberg the Imperial
R,ral Hungarian Consul a. Pittsburg, on
10 lsrh of August, 1854, hoisted the
.,s,rian- hungarian Gag over his doorway
~, honor of his EmPsror's birthday. Mr..
Ram, Chief of Police Of Pittsburg, ordered
,Ss, the tag be removed and referred to
r,,al REGULATIONS which forbade the hang.
,,, On, Of swinging signals" as street o5-
,,r,eriou. Mr.. Schsmberg, in virtueoi his
d,b,s uader the treaty Of 1870, refused to
,snors the asg and it remained aoating
MI s7use, T1e fact first came to the notice
# Baron Scbsefsr the Austrian minister
=, Washington through the newspapers,
and be called, as he says himself, "OHi-
,;spsenaat upon Nc. John Davis,
s.,i.rart Secretary Of State, VITO
rses,vsd him (lhe Baron Wrote) very ccur-
,sou,ly and dIsspproved without hesitation
,ha conduct Of the Chief Of Police of Pits.
,rrg Wr Davis. however, did not then
tbs9 tAink it Necessary TO write privately
~ me Governor ci the State about it
Wien the Baron had received the consular
report o. the affair
70 A2oETS so Tug SECRETARY OF STATE
Jnsspucl be said. as the flag had re-
NAMED untouched ne would Ike to sttrib-
.,s ths aE ic 70 Ignorance on the psrE
=; ,be offending official, but the latter
instead os deeltn,ng his ignorance Of inter
csrio1al courtesy and asking Ito be
excused of rhe mistake went so tar as to
~ ras Consul tor infringement Of local
laws bv cIsooeging his orders aud to de
-snd {. s-resr Q: the Imperial Royal
',rr.ionarv. You will, therefore, wrote
The Bar5a - Secretary Frelinghuysen, "be
20 kind - = higher authority 10 cause the
Chief OF Police in PIttsburg, having acted
ofcially, 10 be also officially ard severely
rep-iuaudsd aud % instruct the local su
thOri les vuh respect Of
TREA-T El-HTS AND INTERNATIONAL
COURTESY,
sh,c1 lesson wo1ld as il seems DO them
much good, ard avoid in the future dIsa-
sreesole trouble
Mr. Davis acting Secretary OF State &C
snoHledsei the receipt Of this letter and
promised to Canss an UtisiAl ,stigstiop.
! second rcte from Mr.. Davis
to the Baron enclosed a copy Of
letter from tbs. Governor OF
Pennsylvania aud a statement Of the
Mayor OF Pilrsburg. Ir appears, wrote
Mr.. Davis, that no iUsult vas expressed,
implied or intended in The case, aud now
tht, the local authorities have been made
ssars of the ful ex.euJ OF coGsular rights
under the treaties il is presumed that al
due difference viii be paid to then IN the
future
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of course there are some which cannot be
decided upon until very thorough survey
of the field has been made, and the pecu-
liar fitness Of each man carefully meas
'arsd. The revised rules, too, involve many
changes.
Representative DockerY, af Missouri, is
booked for the Chsirmsnship Of the Gem.
mittee on Accounts, which would have gone
TO Nr. Mullen, of New York but for his
recent illness. The latter will be properly
cared for, however, and has notified the
Speaker that he Will be in his seat when
Congress reassembles.
ONE FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTER.
Special 70 tAs Eeotsrer.
WASHINGTON, December 23-Green N.
Cook hiss been appointed postmaster at
Jesse, Wyoming county, W. Va, vice Levi
NJ. Poe, resigned.
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CHESS CHAMPIONS.

zukertort of England nnd steinitz viii
Coutest.
New YORK, December % Ten days
ago J. II. Zukertort, the champion chess
PLAYER of Great Britain, arrived in this
city for the purpose Of eontesting with
William Steinirz, Americas best man for
the championship Of the world.
Extraordinary interest is mani
tested by members of Manhattan chess
club in the coming tournament and DR..
Zukertorts practice play is eagerly watch
ed. Hon. Charles F. Back, Of New Or
leans, will act as referee. Play will begin
mex. Tuesday afternoon probably in Hor'
ricultural Hall in order 10 give room
for the large number Of ladies
and gentlemen who will want
to attend. The playing will continue until
either participsp, has captured four games,
when the scene OF ball will be changed to
the rooms OF the St. Louis Chess Club, St.
Louis, until four more games are
lost and won. The fnal struggle will be
made in the parlors of the New Orleans
Whist, Chess aud Checker Club.
TEN GAMES MIST BE ToN
by either gentlemen before the stake
money can be awarded and fifteen moves
must be made within the hour. The
WAGER is 81 900 q side. Books are being
made by the sporting fraternity OF the
country on the event and much money is
being placed privately at the various city
clubs. The articles Of agreement have
been published in FIVE languages and the
result will be eagerly awaited in all the
European cspitols. The winner Of this
match will get $5,2OO-$4, 900 stake mon
ey and g, 200 for expenses. In the total
score of personal encounters, @ 'eiuirz
claims to be fully FIVE games ahead Of his
opponent.
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AN INSANE MOTHER
Attempts to Kill Her Children & She Had
Read Jeremiah's Prophecies.

Attempts to Kill Her Children She Had
Read Jeremiah's Prophecies.
Decatur, ILL.,, December 23.-Stephen
Maiden, q young farmer, came to the city
from Long Creek township last evening,
having in charge his wife Sarah, aged 30,
the mother Of two small children. She had
suddenly become dangerously insane in
the forenoon, displaying her violence BY
trying to kill both her children. She took
them by the limbs and dashed them across
the room, ipjuring one seriously. Her
husband had q terrible struggle with the
woman, not subduing her until she had
torn his clothing badly. Mrs. Maiden was
apparently we'll week ago. when she be-
gan to read the Bible daily. She read Jere-
miah principally, and imagined that she
and her family were lost forever. She is
COW in the county jsil.
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So1r Hundred Miners Es..ohbsd n tbs
Ssssdals nins, In wales.
LoSDos, DeosElDsr IA dispaict
from Poi,t.i pridd, Wales, reports .,ia.
terrible eollisry explosion he's Just occurred
ss the Persdals pit, near there, and that
four hundred miners ere eu,ombed. No
reoeived.
Evsning-A later dhpsici ssys thai
'~sly. dad bodies have been taksn on, (
ths Fssdals pit and thirty nisss hsvs
been rsscued, more o. Isss ipjassd. h
The remainder Of thsm who vsss /, I've
nins ss the time Of the s1plosioa s,s b,
lieved 70 b cafe.
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ARomau Hster Suicides.

READING, Pa, December 2s -Michssi
Peuhingsr, an eccentric man aged %
yesrs, missing since Saturday last, was
found hanging by q rope TO rsffes in the
oarret of his home near ShanPsyille, yes
tsrdsy, his feet touching the Aoor. Pen
Niger was bachelor and q woman hater
He did his own house work, and would al
low no woman to come upon the premises
Hia COW aud chickens were found in an al
most starved condition. not having been
fed for several days No motive can be
assigned for his suicide.
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READY FOR WAR.

More Trouble at the Bevier Mines The
Negroes Fired At.
BEvIER, Mo-, December 23.-Trouble
between the working aud idle miners has
again broken out, but up to the present
time no blood has been shed. Yesterday
morning there were fifteen shots fred into
the stocksde, from q box car, at the col
ored men, who were loading coal into cars
on top of the pit No one vas struck BY
the bulle,s None Of the negroes beiuR
armed, the firing was not returned. The
negroes seem but little excited over the oc-
currence bat had any one been injured
they would doubtless have resalisted in q
deadly manner. They say if war is to be
rene we'd they are ready for it.
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ST. CLAIRSvILLE.
gAccident-Two Fran Females
On = Tear-Common Pleas Jsrors.
Speeial 20 hs Register.

Special 10 Rs Register.
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, Ono. December a.
Circuit Court adjourned Monday.
George n. Domau, charged With wife
beating, was fined IS and costs BY Mayor
Davies. He paid it and was dismissed.
Word has reached here Of terrible &C
cident that happened to Jacob kiester,
formerly Of this place. Itappears that on
last Saturday night while attempting TO
board a train he was thrown under the
wheels, having one leg cut entirely of and
one arm badly mashed. The accident hap
pened at q small station in Pennsylvania
Sunday night was lively night for this
burg. Two trail femsles-one colored and
the other whits-msde things hilarious,
and on Monday they were arrested for
drunkenness and iisorderly conduct. 81
and costs was the tar Of the Mayor. There
are other parties who were connected with
this case, who should have had Q touch Of
the law, but the evidence did not develop
them, owing mainly to their standing,
We inadvertently omitted last Sunday
the name of the Marrow Gusge Railroad
that has been sued by Chris Mckee. Of
Noble county. Some parties having In
mind our road, have published il 10 that
way. 1t is the Bsllaire. GAINESVILLE and
Cincinnati N. G. Road.
Jurors for the January term Of Common
Pleas Court, which begins at this place
January IL, 1886, have been drawn Is fol.
lows:
Grand Jurors-Dsvid Dunfee, Mead
township; David Coss, Second ward, Mar
tins Ferry; Robert Gilbrsth. First ward.
Martins Ferry; Joseph Conley, Flushing
township; V. T. Morgan, First ward, Bell
sire; Henry Harris, Pultney township;
Alex. Dixon. Richland township; /. d
McKeever. Warren township; William T.
Pancoat, Wayne township; Andrew Roe.
der, Fourth ward, Bellsire; T. n. Nichol,
Wheeling township; Isaac Boob. Fourth
ward, Bellsirs; J. A. NJ. Seidtz, First ward,
Martins Ferry; Peter Sutton, Richland
township; Samuel Finney, RichIand town
ship.
Petit Jurors s-Thouas johnson. Rich.
land township; W. c. Kinney, Warren
township; J. Il. Mason, Somerset town
ship; Josept Ault, Goshen township; John
Hinkle, Richland township; |. T. Fswcett,
First ward, Bellaire; R. A. Johnson, Pult-
ney township; Joseph Medill, First ward,
Martins Ferry; James 8. Ramsey, War.
rem township; Theodore Keller. Second
ward, Martins Ferry; +. II. Snyder. War
rem township; L. ". Kemp, Washington
township.
The grand Jurors are summoned to ap.
pear at 5 a. m. Tuesday, January IL,
1886, and the petit jurors at 8 q. m,
Thursday, January 18th, 1856. to render
such service as the law requires Of them
under the direction of the Court.
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Seventeen oouvicts at Large.

RALEIGH, N. C, December 23:-The
peniteniisry authorities here have just re-
ceiyed information of the escape OF seven
teen convicts out of force of $50, work
iny on railroad in Stokes county. Mon
dsy night the couvic,s waited until two
men only were on gusrd-one at each en-.
trance 10 the stockade. The convicts all
rushed to one entrance, where they over
powered the guard, and with axes cut out
rke plsuks Of the gate, and seventeen es.
capped through the opening, They were
6red at, bat 30 far as known some OF them
were injured.
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UNDER AN AVALANCHE.

A Snow Slide Buriss Two Men In the
ProdiEaI Son Mine.
sILyERToN, Col, Decembsr 23.-A
snow slide came down the mountain into
Minnesota Gulch yesterday afternoon.
sweeping everything before it. The slide
struck the mouth Of the Prodigal Son mine,
filing the s5-toot shaft and burying Burk
Hovey and J. N. Scoles, who were working
at the bottom at the time Of the accident
The snow was soon packed in 30 tightly
that it was impossible to move the bucket,
which went to the bottom when struck BY
the snow. A rescuing party Is now at
work, but all hope of reaching the impris.
oned men alive has been abandoned.
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CARRIED FROM BED.
Louise BaIfe the Sick Actress, Eludes
Her Husband.

Louise BaIfe the Sick Actress, Eludes
Her Husband.
CINCINNATI, December 23-Louise
Balfe, the actress, who has been very i'll
70, several days upon learning that her
husband, c Herbert Lso onard, VAS on his
way from Philadelphia 10 this city to find
her, made arrangements to eluie him.
She had her trunk packed in haste, and at
9 o clock last night was carried from her
bed By couple of porCers at the Grand
Hotel TO 9 cab, and was driven with Err
LANCER, her manager, to the Central depot
Presumably they are en- ropte for Cleve-
land Leonard, the husband, was wounded
some time ago By Erlsugsr at Phllsde!'
phis, and has been in the hospital since.
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The BOOkm maksrs VIII Be More Cautious

The Bookm akers VIII Be More Cautious
New YoRS, December e The book
makers who we're swindlsd last Saturday,
think that they now know the guilty men
Investigating measures are still p nding
both on the part Of the telegraph companies
and the bookmskers. The latter are de-
I. rmihsd to avoid q repetition Of the swim
die Hereafter al race news 10 to be com
munieated in cipher, and, as q further
precsutiou, books viii be closed halt an
hour before the horses are started. This
win prevent any one from pro6tting oy Dc
tanning reports.
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Gas Struck Near Fairview.
Spseinl 10 ths Re1tstsT,

FAlRvIEw, W. Va, December ga
6ne aow of gas was obtained today at the
LYDIA Miller we'll, on Touinson's run,
three miles above here. Estimates as to
the extent OF the well are vsrious-some
going a. high as 500 pounds pressure; but
experienced parties place it at 260 pounds:
TIE well is being bored BY East Liverpool
potterv men. Gas wss struck in consider
able Quantity in the first sand at sos feet;
to-days strike was in the second sand (but
& few inches being psnetrated) at about
900 feet. Greater things are anticipated
and the excitement is at fever point.
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apoTrs EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver OH, With HypOphOsphites-Its
Zee I'm Lung Troubles.
DE- HnGae capokrrTo, efs1 1aeksonyine..
ElAt sASas u hare for The tsst tan months.
pfsscfibed your Ennlston 70 patients suE
ferins fcn lu1g troubles. and they sesn 70
be greatly bsDefssi By i11Ss.'
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AMUSEMANr e..
LIzz.E EVANS.

Miss Lizzie Evan, Who appears ct the
Opera House on Friday and Saturday
afternoons and syeningsis an sOcom-
plished little actress, and Is known ss .
dangerous rival to Lotta. 1t the Christ.
mas matinee, her FIRST appearance, the
picturesque com.dy-draus, "Elorette, !"
viii be presented. No one 'shouh
fail to see this talented and
sparkling little soubsstte. SheissuPported
By Q po@erful company. Christmas night
and Saturday matinee, "Foggs Ferry
viii be given, the engagement to close
with "The Culprit Fey.
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Narrow Gauge Turned Over.
Gnsckrl "a fAk RtnfIfSr.

Sr. CLAIRsvnLE, December 23.-The
st. ClAirsville Marrow Gauge Railroad,
sold on the 18th inst. TO Alex. Nef, the
nominal purchaser, was this evening
turned over to him aud tomorrow morn
ing viii be taken charge OF BY the real
purchaser, Conrad Trolls sons, of this
place. The road VIII be run as heretofore.
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TIE Mayors Message.-Msy We be
pardoned for requesting the Mayor to In
corporate in his next message the {act thar
many fpur no,s prominent citizens have
heen cured Of fhsnmstism, ns1rslE EiA and
Kindred complaints, By Salvation 0a aud
that he recommend this valuable madioine
20 be keps In every family. - =
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AT TEE ACADRNY.

A good audience greeted Mr.. J. b.
Kssne and bis company At the Acsdeny ct
Nude last night, In thawell known drama.
Ten Nights n . Rasroom.s Shieh Win BE-
repeated tonight On GhTlstmsa &tteeS
noon and night each lAdy attending win
he prssssted With . pssfty souvenir Christ
mas card -
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Like the Perfuaswaftsd

From beds of flowers is the breath that
haS bepu rpudsred sgreeably odorous with
sozoDoNF, which ecGm unicates 70 the
tss1h q marble whitenesS and to ths guns
= rsssass tint. rss It end besusSy .soHi
mouth ~. -.
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Ctreuil Court.

In Part One Of this Court, yssterdsy.
the appeal case Of William Crockafd W.
Albert s. Harden was continued generally.
The appeal case Of the City Of Wheeling
Va. Julia Cbisnell was continued gener-
ally:
The case Of Mary Ann Finnerty sgsins,
Priscilla Gillispie, action to recover IS 900
damages for slsnder, was put on trial in
Trial before the following jury: ". r.
Butler, Andrew Thallman, Edward Pros
ser, Leander Mix. Daniel Clemens, W. II.
Baird, Daniel Kline. Edward Sheppard, c.
L. Daily and Thomas Burke. Sc. Dovenef
for plaintiff and Arnett and Pendelton for
defendant. The evidence in this case vss
Of the most obscene and disguaing nature.
In Part Two the evidence vss eonp,et-
cd in the dsmsge case Of Naldsos's ID.
ministrator VI the p ". i Ky. Railroad
Company and Hr. oKesfs opsasi IL
argument, Hsvss tollosed BY B. 81 Bks7|
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q rorss gid ID PhiisasipaiS e4sr
three yesrs has been . patispt ssesfss
With sosefhraas hes hesr efectusll3 evsse.
hy ustss DE-. 1ulfs Cough Syrup.