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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
GARFIELD'S BODY
Transferred to a Casket OF Dura'
bility.
Scenes Of interest at Lake View
Cemetery.
A Description of tbe New Sar'
C0phagus.

CLEVELAND. O., February 6.-LakeVle"
Cemetery presented beautiful and pictur'
esque view this morning. The silent sentry
paced back and forth in front ofthe Garfield
vault. and all was silent as the tomb. Sud
denly three conveysnces appeared on the
scene, which brought handsome bronze
sarcophsgus, the undertaken and four repre-
sentatives Of the preas. Noone else was pres,
ent but James R. Garfield, Lieutenant Ed
wards and the soldiers stationed at Gar
field Post. The transfer of the remains OF
the late President, James A. Garfield, has
been under consideration for some time,
and the little gathering was for this pur-
pose. The cssket, which contained all
that is mortal Of the msrtyred President,
rested in its usual position in the vault, and
It's shellac-stsined sides presented natu-
rsl appearance. Withered flowers were
there and evidences on every hand showed
that the illustrious dead was remembered
by loving friends.
The casket was not opened, but was
quietly placed in the ssrcophsgus under
the direction of the undertaken. The outer
covering was then Theoretically sealed and
the remains were lost to mortal view for.
ever. The sarcophsgus was then returned
to the vault, where it will remain until the
handsome monument which is to be erect
ed in memory of the dead is completed.
THE sARCoPHAGUs
is work of art and is the finest article OF
the kind ever manufactured in this coun-
try. II ia of solid bronze metal, hand
somely ornsmented, and weighs 45O
pounds The top is partly oval and mas
siye handles run along the sides and ends.
The entire ssrcophsgus rests on four lions
feet, one at each end indicating strength.
a handsome tablet of superior workman
ship was placed on top of the ssrcophagus,
Il is six by fifteen inches, was designed by
Tiffany, and cannot be duplicated for
500 One man was constantly en-
ployed for forty i've days IN doing the
chasing work. On each end are lilies, oak
leaves and acorns ornament the projec'
tions in the center, while lichen and csly-
csnthus are intertwined, giving beautiful
effect. The tablet is symbolicsl of the
dead President, symboEzing as it does his
love Of home By the lichens, his lo7e Of
mankind by the cslcycsnthus; his purity
By the lily, and his courage by the oak.
The cost Of the sarcophagus was q 900.
The military guard about the vault will be
continued until the latter part of next
June
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

Roberta A. Perks, of Newark, O., has
brought suit against Henry Perks for di
vorce, charging him with extreme cruelty
The international Educational Associa
ton Of America will hold session on the
23d, oath and 25th inst.
The Irish societies Of New York are be
coming rampant for the recognition Of the
independence OF Ireland. John Boyle
o Reilly says: II England goes on retus,
ing Ireland her legislative independence
there isn't dynamite society in America
wicked enou, b and destructive enough not
to get my hand and money.
Minneapolis, Mimi, mills can produce,
in full run, $4,000 barrels of flour day.
Mr.. C. A. Pillsbury, the largest -four mil.
Ter in the country, says the situation in
flour is improving. He has been manu-.
facturer for many years and never yet
knew of long season of depression that
was not followed by q revival. People
must eat and must have -four. An inter.
estirg interview with Mr.. Pillsbury appears
in a Chicago dispatch.
The pleuro-pneumonia bill was lost in
the kentucky House.
The Cincinnati Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty to Animals reports good
progress BY branch societies in various
parts OF Ohio.
The t. S House Committee on Labor
has agreed on bill to prohibit the EN-.
pigment of convicls or aliens on Govern
ment works. The bill does not discrimi-
nate against those who have declared
their intentions 10 become citizens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
CHIEF CRoWFooT URGED
Form in "a General Indian War-Red

To Form In "a General Indian War-Red
Raseality.
MONTREAL. February 6.-CrOWtoot, the
celebrated Blsckfeet chief, has been telling
to g government agent how Riei urged
him to Join in q general Indian war. He
asserts that Riel visited him in Montana
in 1880, saying that he intended uniting
the Metis, Creeks and Blackieet, and the
American Sioux under Sitting Bull on the
border. At that time Sitting Bull was in
Dad odor in the United STATES, owing to
the Custer massacre.
An interpreter who was with Crow!oOt
during this interview with Riel corrobo-
rates the story told by the Blsckfeet chief,
and adds that Riel told them that he was
backed By influential persons in Eastern
Canada Crowfoot complsinsthst the grass
on his reserve at Blackfoot Crossing has
been destroyed for two years in succession
By FIRE from sparks from the Canadian Pa
ci6c locomotives, and that his claim for
compensation has not yet been settled a.
Ottawa; otherwise he processes to be well
satisfied with his treatment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
cINcINNATPs POLICE MIDDLE,
The Commissioners Hold Control Pending
q Hearing In Court.

The Commissioners Hold Control Pending
Hearing In Court.
CINCINNATI, February 6.-When the
Police Commissioners were informed otthe
suspension of the Superintendent of Police
and the appointment Of another they had a
long consultation with their attorneys and
then sent letter to Mayor Smith dePre-
eating violent measures but firmly main
tanned their right to control the police un-
til competent court passes upon the
question. They suggest that the Mayor at
once make application to the Supreme
Court for quo wsrranto promising to do
sll in their power to hasten the hearing.
The Mayor replied to the note from the
commissioners by stating that be shares
their desire to have the differences speedily
adjusted, and that after consultation with
the City Solicitor he has decided to request
the State Attorney General on Monday to
apply to the Supreme Court for Q writ OF
quo warranto as means of deciding the
legality of the present police commission.
It is expected that prompt action will be
had. In the meantime the Commissioners
hold the fort, aud Mr.. Moore is making no
effort to exercise authority over the police
force.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
The HAYES Memorial.

NEw YoRr, February "a memorial
service in memory Of the Rev. Dr.. McWsl'
ter Bernard Hayes formerly assistant pas
tor of the Episcopal Rituahst Church OF
St. Mary TIE Virgin, on Wes! For'y-hfth
street, and subsequently United States
Consul to Venice, who died in Rome De
cembsr 9Th, last, was held ct the church
qbove named to-day. The rubics of the
ceremony were those of the high church
ritualist of Eogland. and with the exeep-
ton that il was celebrated in EGglish in
stead OF Latin, it was somewhat similar to
the Catholic mass of requiem. The Rev.
DIR. Marlow was celebrsnt, and wss assisted
by Rev. Drs. Davis and Darby.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. end Mrs. 0. 7. Rhodes returned
yesterday from their wedding trip.
Mr.. Thomas Donley was slightly injured
at the Wheeling creek mines yesterday by
piece Of sospstone falling on his head.
Charles Willisna and John Lynch, the
two inebriated tFamps locked up last week,
were released yesterday. The weather
was too cold to put them to work and they
were enjoying restaurant fare and warm
beds entirely TOO well.
Mrs. Eliza Ccss lost pocketbook con.
tanning il the neighborhood Of 81, yester.
Iay morning. Mrs. Coss says she knew
there was hole in her pocket, but did no.
suppose her purse was go small
To-day, ct p H., Mr. ElUer McCon
nsughy and Mics ollie Gill will be married
By Rev. Secres, at the residence of the
brides parents, in Kirkwood. They srt
both estimsble young people, and the REo
1sTER extends its most sincere good wishes
n Kuhn ia engaged in taking his SEQ
ond crop Of creek ice.
d. b. Stopher and George b. Hathaway
will open news stand at the C., l.. 4 w
depot in the near future.
Mr. hunzea ia in Pittsburg visiting hi,
family.
Mrs. Shannon Sells is Avery little bet
ter.
Quite number Of our people we're in
St. Clairsvills giving testimony before
Judge Kelley in sile ConAvays case
Judge Kelley is acting very tboughtfully
in the matter Of pronouncing sentence or
Conaway, who pleaded guilty to charge O
the charge Of shooting with intent to kill
The test!T9aSG q 6S biz term, ERIN the limits be
ing from one TO twenty years.
Rev. C. C. Hays has returned from Pitts
burg, where he attended the ministeria
convention. To-day be will read the lettel
issued BY that assemblsge The Reysrent
gentleman has scoop On all othel
preachers in the matter Of making thii
letter public, !! being the intention Of th'
Convention 10 withhold the text Of the ps
per till next Sabbath. Bot Rev Hays uset
to be 9 Newspaper man, and getting bolt
Of an advance copy bis old time energy I,
scoop the opposition got the best o
him.
Mrs Campbell, Of Fsirpoint, is in tow
visiting friepdS
JossTnL. Harris, oi BAltimogs. tormerl
secretary of the La Belle GiAss Works,
in town visiting frienGs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

Col. Robert White, OF this city, is hard
at work down the river, attempting to se,
cure the right of way for the Ohio River
road from Parkersburg to Pt Pleasant,
he spoke at Newport Friday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
NOTABLE COUNSEL
For the Prosecution In the Great Teie.
phone Suit

For the Prosecution In the Great Tele'
phone suit.
WAsHINGToS, FobrUary 6. - Solicitor
General Goode, who has been specially
designated 10 conduct the suit against the
Bell Teledhone Company 10 test the valid
ity Of their patent, has secured the service.
OF the following named gentlemen as spec
isl counsel to assist in the prosecution ot
the suit. Hon. A. G. Thurman, Of Ohio
Grosyenor Lowery, Of New York, who Is O
specialist in electrical matters; Messrs
Eppa Hunton and JEFF Chandler, OF Wash
ington, d. C., and Mr.. C s. Whitman, a
patent attorney Of Washington.
The suit will be filed as soon "a the So,
licitor General shal! have had an oppor.
tunitY to consult with the assistant in re,
gard 10 the bill, which is now in course ot
preparation OF the Department Of Justice.
The place where the suit shall be institu
ted will not be decided upon until sll the
papers in The case are ready. The Attor,
ney General has positively declined have
anything whatever to do with the case.
Judge Goode says the case will be prompt
ly and vigorously prosecuted with fairness
10 all parties concerned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
Idsntiaed as welI.Kuown Thieves.

DAYTON, O., February 6,-Inquiry made
here as to the identity of the two men kill.
ed at knoxville junction, Tennessee, last
Tuesday, and who we're at 6rst supposed
to be members OF the gang Of burglars, who
have been working Chattanooga, and
whom il was subsequently, believed were
the Taylor brothers, OF aedWay, shows
that ths latter report was untounded, and
was probably started bg Tommy White and
a man named Kelly, who went to Chat O.
uooga 20 identify the dead men.
II is nov positively asserted that the
dead men are crooks known here as Kid
Kelly and "Shsmus" O. 'Brien. Kid is
a brother Of the man Kelly, who, with
White, vent down and identified them as
Taylor, probably in The hope of fastening
q charge Of murder On the posse of officers
who killed the men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
The lev Reyels at st. Paul.

ST. PAUL. February 6.-The exercises
Of the Carnival to day consisted of various
games between snow shoe clubs including
base ball on snow shoes. All the games
were won by the Winnipeg clubs. Sioux
Indians, in,tu!l paint and feathers, gave Q
war dance after the parade of Esquimaux
dogs and Arctic sleds. Great preparations
are being made for Friday night when the
Grand Army will finally storm and take
the castle. This viii be more brilliant
display Of FIRE works than was the assault
of the Fire King. There is yet no abate'
meut Of the enthusiasm, notwithstanding
to-dsy's thaw. The exercises are con
Guiding to night by concert by the Win
nipeg club
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
THE WINANS CASE.
Several Witnesses Testify That Mrs.
O'Keefe Passed as winans' Wife.

Several Witnesses Testify That Mrs.
O'Keefe Passed as winans' Wife.
NEw YORK, February Additional
evidence for the plaintiff in the suit OF
Mrs Alice O'Keete against Ross R.
Winans, the millionaire, for absolute di-
vorce was taken to-day. A registry book
Of the Hoffman House was produced Of
jane Sth, 1888. 1t had the entry Ross
r Winans and wife" also a copy OF the
New York Times OF May 3Oth, 1871,
which had the list OF arrivals from Liver
pool on the steamer Scotia among them
were those of Ross L. Winsns AID lady.
1t is concluded that the lady was Mrs,
Okev. Mrs. Sarah A. Thorne testified
that On June q, 1871, Ross a. Winsns
called at her house in this city and asked
to look at some rooms she had to let. He
sa he would 60 to the hotel and bring his
wife around. He then returned with the
plaintiff and introduced her as his wife.
He requested the witness to speak OF her
as Mrs Williams, because il his father
heard that he was married he might disiE-
herit him. The hearing was then &C.
iourned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
The Polish Rioters,

ToLEDo, O., February Six of the
Poles who we're implicated in the Polish
church riot, which occurred in this city in
June last, were today sentenced to the
penitentiary on conviction OF msnslaugh
ter. Dulipski and Slavenski, who were
regarded by the court as principals in the
affair, were given fifteen years each. The
terms Of the other four range from four
years down to one year at hard labor. The
trials are still progressing, the charges in
most of the cases being that Of malicious
destruction of property.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
AlDhougo's Cpsket.

NEw YORK, February ga metallic
burial case, company of Winfield Junction
Long Island, have completed d casket in
tended for the final disposition Of the re
mains Of the late King Alfonso of Spain
The casket is made OF bronze plates ore
forth Of an inch thick, relieved By twelve
panels, the corners of which are deco.a
ted with tiles each one leaf in the genoa
logical tree Of the Royal Family. On tht
four corners indicative Ct strength Art
lions rampant. cast in heavy bronze. The
lifts and other decorations are emblamati
cal of the Spanish Monarchy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
LIGHT Sentence.

BLOOMINGTON, lSD, February 6.--Ihe
Jury in the case Of Charley Chambers
charged with assaultiug and robbing Ad'
ans Express Messenger Weber, on the
Louisyille, New Albany and CAicSSo Iaii, |,
road, brought in 8 verdict OF guilty ana
ixed his punishment st two years IN t1e
penitentiary and q fine Of SlOO. Eight
inroys favored fourteen gears ImpEison'
ment for intent to murder. Chambers was
a leading churchmsn snd 8 prominent
citizen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
PU8LICLY WHIPPED,
The New Law of Delaware Operates
Yesterday,

The New Law of Delaware Operates
Yesterday,
Nav CASTLE, DGIA., February 6.-Har'
risou and VIM. Rothwell, John Peacham
and George Norris, all colored, and Frank
Playford, convicted of larceny at the pres'
ent term of court, were publicly whipped
on their bare backs in the Jail yard to-day,
receiving from FIVE to twenty lashes each.
Edwin ]. II. Hollingworth was confined
one hour in the pilory for forgery. The
thermometer was near zero, adding mate
rally to the legal punishment and greatly
aggravating the process Of torture. The
frat man whipped, although but twenty
tEo years OF age, hos been an inmate Of
the Jail twenty times for terms ranging
from three to twelve months and has been
whipped nearly every time. His brother
William is younger, but is leading the
same infamous path.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
Hat Fipishers' Conference,

New YORK, February 6.-The conference
between the representatives Of the National
Hat Finishers and Hat Makers Associa'
ton and the manufacturers held to-day re-
suited fsvorably to both organizations.
The representatives Of the two associations
decided that all lobbers who had on hand
supplies of hats when the recent order was
issued requiring union labels to be placed
on ali hatS sold BY them, should be allowed
to place Labels on their hats providing they
wonld aursa barsaFtsr N buy only ~--L L. -
as we're properly labelled
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
SACRED DOCUMENTS BURNED.
A New York Synagogue Badly Damaged
by Fire.


by Fire.
NEw YosK, February 6.-The new syn
agogus of the Congregation BNsi Jeshu-
run, on Madison avenue, near Sixty-6fth
street, caught FIRE from an overheated fur
mace in the cellar, at nine o'clock this
morning, at the hour when the doors were
opened to admit the congregation for the
Sabbath services. The Rabbi, DR.. Henry
s. Jacobs, while putting on his robes, dis
covered the fire, and so quick was its prog
ress that the sacred scrolls in the Ark had
to be abandoned to their fate. A general
alarm call summoned the entire available
force of 6remen and the fire was quickly
extinguished. 1t aid $4,000 damage to
the building and furniture.
Some of the valuable records Of the con-
gregation, which is the second Oldest in
New York, and only last spring moved up
town from its old temple in West Thirty
fourth street, were lost. Had the fire
occurred halt an hour late, disastrous loss
of life must have resulted, as the church
filed with smoke in en- instant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
A Wealthy Tramp Frozen.

HUNTINGTON, L. l., February GA man,
apparently tramp who gave his name as
John Boyle, and having no home, was
iouui yesterday in barn on the premises
of John Holman, near this village, with
his hands and feet badly frozen. He was
committed to the sims house. Several
bank books were found in his clothing,
which sbovad that he h~1 on deposits "a
various banks nearly $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
The Western Rate War.

CHICAGO, February MIR. E ST. John,
General Passenger Agent OF the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad, declared
this moniDg that his road would not meet
the seven dollar rate announced by the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paulroad,
from Chicago to St. Paul, and from Chica'
20 to Council Bluffs. BE declares that the
Rock Island road has not made cut rate,
but was allowing two dollar commission
to agents, which he claims Was allowable.
The St. Paul road did large business at
the Cut figures 70 daY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
a,hnrnhmnn suIcides.

BRrpGEPoaT, CoXN., February 6,-LsoI'
ard Wood, Of the 6rm OF H1llett j WOOD
wholesale dealers in Chicago dressed peel
hanged himself in his barn adjoining IN
residence, in this city, this morning. De
ceased was an ardent temperance WORKER
and a devoted church member, holding th'
nos;tion Of deacon in the South Congregs
tional church. He was 55 years old, and
leaves 3 wife and daughter.
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Fifteen Sailors Picked Up.

PoRr JEFFERSON, l. |, February o.
The brig Geo. W. Whitford, Capt Brown,
from st. Andrews, ". ! January 2, with
cocoanuts for New York, picked up in the
Gulf stream fifteen men of the Norwegian
bark Catharius; Captain Jacob. The Whit
ford entered Long Island Sound on the
night of February 3, during d heavy snow
storm, and her jibboom and forward rig,
Riug carried sway. She anchored OF
Eaton's Neck and drifted about 10 miles,
and is now frozen in the ice on the Sound
off SmithtoWn hsrbor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
a Gard from GoMep .

PHILADELPHIA, February 6.-President
Gowen, of the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad in 3 published card this afternoon,
advises stockholders of the company
against parting with their shares in conse'
oaence of damaging reports Ct foreclosure,
and assessments now appearing In the
newspapers. He says he believes the prop
erty of the company can be saved without
foroiSle assessments or forfeiture Of the
rights of any shareholder or deferred bond
holder.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
,os,boonsrs Given Up Tor Lost

GLoUoEsrER, Mass, February 6.-The
75.top Gloucester schooner, Mary h'
Story with q crew Of fifteen men, and tna
I0O.top British schooner Neskleetrs. o.
Iockport, n. S, with fourteen men, sailed
hence respectively December Il, and No,
ember 9 for ths Grand Banks hallou'
grounds. Each vessel WAS :ecseo I'm
medistely before the great Christmas gale
Eipce then nothing has been heard from
either and both sre given up for lost,
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Deraled.

Kansas CRY, February 6.-The lnde'
pendence accommodation train on the
Missouri Pacific, due here st loan, was de-
rallied to day on the outskirts of the city
and fell over en- embankmeDt, a number
Of passengers were seriously injured,
while many others were bruised and cut
b7 broken glass.
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sub.ssnatorial Committee at Work.

CNcgyNATr, February 6.-The Sub-Sen-
atolial committee appointed to investigate
Hamilton county election frauds, arrived
here from Columbus last night and regis
tered at the Central Hotel. Messrs A. K
Van Cleaf, VIM. Lawrence, f G. Dodd,
+. J. Trimble Geo. II. Ford, Senator Coul,
Ter. Charles Negley and Charles
f Adams compose the party
Mr.. A Il. Van Clesf of Pick
away, is chairman oil the committee. The
members Of the committee spent last even
ing and this morning in discussing the sit
uation and commenced work about 10
o'clock. They seem determined to get at
the bottom facts in the matter.
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uas Not Been Heard From.

HALIFAX, n. S, February 6.-The Do
mipion Government steamer Lansdowns
left here for Sable Island seven days ago,
20 see if any shipwrecked crews werethere
The trip is usually made in As hours, but
the Lansdowne has not siuce been heard
OF. and considerable anxiety is felt for her
sstety, as it IS known she was i'll prepared
10 meet the storms that have swept the
coast during the past few days.
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Want Protection From a Flood.

WASHINGTON, D. D., February GA
delegation Of the citizens of the District
called on the House Appropriations Coz,
uittee to DAY with petition signed By ll6
leading merchants Of Washington, asking
that some action be taken to protect the
city from 9 food consequent upon the
heavy freeze and snow fell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
THE NEWBURG FUND.
A List of Donations Received since the
4th Inst.


Special 10 the Sunday heg'S'd'
NEwBuRG. W. Va, February 6.-Dona
tons to Nswburg sufferers since the 4th
inst: Mr.. Smith Crane, clerk, Preston
county W. Va, S25; citizens Of Wheeling
through Intelligencsr Office, $780, Charles
Dunlap, Grafton, s.; State Journal Park
ersburg, s.; Hurst, Parnsll 1 Co; Balti'
more, $25; N. Schultz, Wheeling, 80; MI
ners of The New England and FairmOnt
mines, Fairmont, W. Va, $50; u: ).
Wright, Dnnkirk, n. Y. $40; S. I. Little
& Son Cumberland, Md, $5.25; J. A.
Hunter, Graf on, $5 citizens OF Piedmont
". Va, and Westernport, Md, total,
$lI3.7I; Mr.. Colgate, New York. $40; Mr.
Hoopman, Baltimore, 81; L. Kraft, Toledo,
O., 81; citizens of Homecoming, Barton,
Pekin and Cumberland, Md, Sl42 IS; cit
izens of Palatine, W. Va, Sl5.75; citizens
of Bsrnesville. O., $40. Over 81, 700 have
been received up to Saturday, February
9Th.