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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

AN Elm Grove Republican says that the
nomination Of Mr.. A. W. Campbell for
Congress would be highly gratifying. Mr..
CAmpbell's name was included in the list
oltlose who have been mentioned, but
Mr.. Campbelli is not at tho party's com.
mand iorthlsorany other nomination. Mr..
W. p. Hubbard and Mr.. N. B. Scott are
twOm Ohio county men who have been
isyOrably named in the same connection,
but the ISrRLLldEScRR understands that
neither would consent to be nominated.
Captain Dovener is the only Ohio county
Republican who 10 in the field.
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OleomnrEnrInc I'M.

WASHINGTON, August Collector
Stone, Of OhicSgo, and Mr., Bates, Of the
Internal Revenue bureau, who were
charged with the duty oi preparing regu.
latlonB necessary 10 carry Into effect the
provisions Of the oleomArgarlnS bill, com.
pleted their work to-day The proposed
regulations are full and complete and
were iayofably considered by Commits.
BIoner Miller. They will be ready for pub.
llcation In a few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

NEW YoRE, AuGust24,-Messrs. o'Brien,
Deaaey and Redmond, comprising the del
egation from Ireland, who came on re-
Gently to the Chicago convention Of the
Irish National League, left for Europe on
the steamer Wisconsin this noon. At the
steamboat dock the delegates spoke high.
ly Of their reception in this country. AS
the vessel moved out from the berth the
crowd cheered and the NJ P's responded
by removing their hats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

ST. LOUIS, August 24.-A dispatch from
Nogales, Arizona, states that General
Francisco Caledo, Governor OF sinaloa,
with q party OF prominent citizens oil
Mexico, arrived there yesterday enroute
to the city OF Mexico. One OF the party
is authority for the statement that In
sinaloa there is no thought Of war be.
tween the United States and Mexico.
There are no revolutionists in that State
and the desire above all things is peace
With-the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

FouR years ago the Democrats OF the
Fourth Congressional District in conven'
tlon assembled resolved that the people
ought 10 be allowed to vote on prohibi'
tory amendment, and this they Clinched
by nominating Mr., Eustace Gibson. This
year the same proposition was put at
them, and they kicked 1t out OF the con-
yentlon. Fourth District Democrats pro-
prsss backwards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25
The Queen, speech.

LONDON, August 24,-Mr. Parnell was
loudly cheered in the House OF Commons
tonight on rising to resume the debate on
the address in reply to the Queen's
speech. He said he believed that II the
country had been given two more weeks
to consider the Home Rule bill, the Tories
would not now be seen installed on the
Treasury bench. The Irish party had
every reason to be satisfied with the
present position. A majority OF the Liberal
party had declared in favor OF Irish au.
tonomy. The Tories had only prollted
from temporary Liberal hesitation. The
government refused to accept the address.
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orc nttlle sIrhl. pf lhn CITY.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, AuguSl24.-The number
Of people who called 70 see the imprisoned
Anarchlsts to-day could mot have been
leSs than 100. The jailoE In speak,
Ing Of the matter said that be
thought the average number Of ylBltofl
daily was a little abort Of q hundred, fully
one'hali Of whom are ladies. About one.
fourth oi the visitors are fon.resldenlB
who seem 10 regard the condemned inen
"a one Of the sights ol the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

LAFAYETTE, 1NDa August A.-ThO Cour'
tsr', whiteSyille, inda special SayS' AZ
O'Clock this morning burglar was dis
covered In the general store ol
NJ, 4, Fisher. AZ he ran oul
he struggled With John Eyergon Of the
door aud was shot In the neck and 10.
stantiy killed BY the proprietor, Mr.
Flbhef, The body has not been indentl'
tled, He 10 supposed 10 DO q tramp.
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plaine,s Keynote Speech.

sEnAoo, LAKE, ME-, August 24.-The
formal opening Of the Republican cam.
paign in Cumberland county took place
this afternoon, when Hon. James G..
Blaine and Congressman Reed, Of Maine,
and General Gibson, Of Ohio, made ad.
dresses. The meeting was called to order
by Isaac Dick, Chairman Of the County
Committee. John L. Warren, Of Gum.
berland, presided.
[Mr. Bialne's speech will bs found on
tho second page OF this issue.
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Tho u. q o,s Isastorn ConneotIons.

New YORK, August 24.-secretary Knox,
OF ths New Jersey Central, says that the
traffic agreement between the Jersey Cen.
tral, the Baltimore & Ohio and Reading
roads has been agreed to by all parties
and only awaits the formal signatures.
The contract assures the Central Of a
haul from Bound Brook to Elizabeth in
perpetulty and the use Of the Central's
terminals for passenger business for ten
years aud for freight for two years. No
guarantee whatever Ia given, and from
the figures prepared by the Baltimore &
Ohio, Secretary Knox says that the in.
creased business will be very large.
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serycd Him IsIght.

sT. LOUIS, August 24.-The Poa.Dis'
palch's special from Chattanooga says;
William Plummer, Of Petersburg, Va,
and Mrs. Virginia Edwards, Of New York
City, met here to-day for the purpose ol
getting married, having been engaged
many years. When the couple had taken
their places before the minister the lady
discovered that her intended was drunk,
whereupon she took the marriage license
from the minister, threw 1t In Plummer's
face and shortly after left for New York.
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Gen. joe Johnston Not FATALLY Ill.

ST.. LOUIS, August 24.-The reports in
circulation abroad to the effect that Gen.
eral Joseph E. Johnston is dying in this
city are incorrect. The General arrived
yesterday from the West on private busi-
ness. He has been suffering from slight
attack OF malaria for several days, but was
SO far recovered to-day as TO take drive
about the erity and attend to his business.
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Mine Explosion.

HARRISBURG, Pa, August 24.-Two
mine explosions Of gas occurred at the
Short Mountain Colliery at Lykens, yes
terday, which burned twenty men
seriously. Jas. B. Bateman, the foreman,
was painfully injured. No deaths have
yet occurred. The explosion was caused
BY lighting q lamp In the air hole.
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IIIEII

LouAN-At Mountain Lake Park, Nd, on Mon,
dAy, August %, 1880 ELlEA N. IiSf, vile Of Uf,
1hOa II. Logan III the b7th year Ol her age
Funeral services Al Df. LOgans ieadcntV, OSi Main
street, Wednesday, August % al . O'Clock,
ihtefmVnt private,
klNEEllY--0n Tuesday morning, August "a, 1890,
Hl O'Clock, llLRhY u, EOIl Ol LII, and IDA
Kennedy, aged yVaf, months and II days,
funetai will take place from tue residence oil John
sIfoble, No. iisThltty.hnt street, this (wednCa
dAyl afternoon At O'Clock. inletmtnl al Pen.
lDlalG cOmoiSty, FtlSadS Of lhS family arO
invited 10 attend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

SIXTY oyicted tenants marching in u
body from the Wexford estate OF tine Mar
ouls Of Ely to the workhouse, is spectacle
to move any but a Tory heart. Yet the
Tory Government proposes to get ut the
root Of the trouble by ''inquirlng into the
material resources Of Ireland"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

To The Eikor Of As EHielliOeHetr.
slR:-I threBhed yesterday 100 bushels
and 80 pounds Of "Fultz" wheat from
81 acres Of ground, being 40 1.6 bushels
per acre. Farmrs In the eastern end OF
Ohio county, W. Va, who can beat Il? /
plowed deep aud early, narrowed and
dragged y thoroughly, drilled II bushels
Of perfectly clean seed 10 the acre, drilled
very shallow, and cross.drilled II one hall
seed each way. drilled September 10,
Yours truly, W. B. GinsoN.
lHelt AIerdnder, Pa, AnnulL "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

TEXAS Democrats complain that the
President has deserted them in the hour
Of danger ane gone of to rusticate. They
can't understand that hO has merely re-
moved the Government to a remote sylvan
retreat where he may resume the inter.
rup!ed honeymoon. A Presidents lot is
not happy one during the session Of Con.
gress, and in these days Of steam and tele'
graph no place in the country is very re-
mote from Washington. Let the Presi'
dent enjoy himself and renew his youth
iihO rap
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Murder and Suicide.

CHICAGO, August PA special from
Sterling, ILL.,, says: Frank Wood, the son Of
psrentsresidlng here, shot
and instantly killed his vile in the house
Of DR.. Walter McPherson, yesterday and
then committed suicide. He was jealous
in nature and his wife had left him some
weeks ago on account Of his cruel and
abnsiye treatment,
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When Ellen Terry went in bathing at
NuraVansett Pier the populace assembled
on tho beach to see whether the eaurf would
d,ro to toy famillarly with her English
hilor.msde costume. Very little serves TO
opgross the attention Of herd OF FASH
tia,
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MILWAUKEE, Via, August 2.-Rev.
MI. Nepper, prominent Methodist min
lister in the Rock River Conference, was
to-day expelled from the ministry and also
from membership on account Of unchris.
tian conduct and the misappropriation Of
funds. He pleaded guilty TO two Of the
charges,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

In Washington the politicians say that
CIsvslapd and Blaine are to have another
foot race. After that Mr., Cleveland will
bo able to fish in the Adlroudocks with
ont anybody being able to say that he Is
roVlectipg his duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

IN the Second District Mr., Wilson ap-
nsars to be getting there with both feet
Int then the convention hasn't met yet
and in spite OF present appearances there
NAV be some fireworks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25
DofeclIy, Ar Ilrnltc,..

BATTLE cREEK, Mlcn., August 24.-This
morning six miles west Of here freight
train collided with the rear Of a westbound
passenger train on the Michigan Central.
Two pOrters were badly injured, two Wag.
ner coaches telescoped aud three freight
cars loaded with lumber and salt went
down O forty foot bank. Defective air
brakes caused the accident,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

Mn, EDWARD RoDERrsoN's friends are
not happy over his peculiar defeat and not
disposed to have it that way. But Mr..
Riley was declared the nominee and the
convention has adjourned, and the ele-
ment which was against Mr.. Robertson Is
not irauticslly endeavoring to pull Mr..
Riley oil. On tho other hand Mr.. Riley
is not to blame for what happened. The
situation Is interesting and likely to be-
come more so,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25
Nearly Another Riot.

BELFAST, August 24.-A party OF roughi
attacked number of labOrsrs from
Queens Island, while the latter were re.
turning from work this evening. The
prompt arrival Of a large force Of police
and troops alone prevented serious riot.
The leaders Of the mob were arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

AL the frat ballot predictions in the
yorrtb District went astray. Politicians
',mstmes miss It. Perhaps the brethren
Jovn there don't intend to make a nOml-
r,tion this year,
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Conduetor Killed.

51tVElV UI9DllVV % We IIWtEEWETWtT'
CUMBERLAND, Nd, August 24.-oon'
ductor Frank Rinehart, OF the Cumber-
land 4 Pennsylvania Railroad, was In
staptly killed by being ierked from his
train in the Cumberland yard this even
ing, He leaves 0 vile and hve children,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

1ousviLtE, KY, August 04.-The wife
Of Gilbert Babb, a prosperous farmer lly'
Ing near AdAmsyllle, KY, committed sui.
eide By hanging herself ID an clubhouse
thlg morning, The suicide talnt was he'
rOdlIAfy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

In the Onio county Democratic ConVen-
tim the anti, Camden men got the honors
and the Camden men got the substantial
things. We eau Immsgine the immortal
l. n rubbing his hands when he heard
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AT ChlCago-BOs 0; Chicago, IS.
Al ClnCihnatl-st. Louis, 4; CIncln'tl, 0.
At New Yofk-MetS, 81 Brooklyn, g.
drawn game.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8; BALTIC, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Detroit. 2,
AZ 81. LouiB-Washinp'n, 4 II. Louis, S
At Kansas oity-Nsw York, 1 Kansas
City, 4,
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RoME, August 24.-oholera returns for
twenty-tour hours are: Barletta 12 new
cases, 8 deaths; Riscegoa cases, deaths ;
Ravenna 12 cases deaths; Vicenesa
cases, 8 deaths; Padua u cases, 8 deaths;
other effected districts "a cases, Is deaths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-25

Those who once take Dr. plerce's
pheasant PurRAtive Pellets" will never
consent to use any other CathartlC. They
are pleasant 10 take and mild In their
operation. Smaller than ordinary pills
and inclosed In glass vlAlsi virtues unim.
paifed, By druggists,
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Nionnd.HLlln Cnnln nInnllnr

commencing, Tuesday, August IL, and
during the meeting the Baltimore 4 Ohio
will run q special train, leaving Wheeling
at 0;3b r. NJ, Returning, leave camp
ground at lOiSO r. NJ, Eastern standard
tina
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BASE BALL.
Pittsburgh Again Defeats tho LoulsvlllOs
Other GnnieR,

Pittsburgh Again Defeats tho LouisviiIOs
Other Games.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 24.-The Pitts
burghs won the game to-day on It's merits
They hit Hecker hard and played On err
rorless game, while the errors OF the
LouisvllleB were inoppOrtuns and costly
Score:
Innings s......~,..... / 2S4bO7sS
ki,9,SSlsS...:,..:.:.. tSSisyIIS .. / 52Si 80
Earned runs, Louisville, Il Pittsburgh,
2. Home runs, Barkley. Two base hits,
Shomberg. Passed balls, Gross, 2i Oar.
roll, 2. First base on balls, HeCker, / /;
Morris, 8. Struck out, by HeCker, 9; BY
Morris, Q. Base hits, Louisville, 8; Pitts.
burgh, 10. Errors, Louisville, Q; Pitts.
burgh, none. Umpire, Kelly.
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the rest Of Preston will 90 for Martin.
Randolph will likely stand by Prosecu-
down 9 for Wilson, and for Martin.
Tuckeris divided between Bradford and
Scott. Every indication tonight points
10 Wilson's nomination on the first ballot.
Bradford may come of in the morning,
and II 50, part Of his strength will 20 to
Wilson and Scott and Martin will run 1t
through,
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ADJOURNED TILL TODAY.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Tho Delegates Gathering Looks Like Will
son on the First ballot.


Tho Delegates Gathcrlng-LookS Like Will
son on the First ballot.
Social Dispdtch 10 the laitLltgGleer.
KEYsBR, W. VA, August 24.-The Dem.
ocratic clans OF. the Second District are
gathering. Most OF the delegates are here.
The Indications are that the Hoge.LuCas
circus will not be duplicated, but that
there will be a tame convention. Bets
that Wilson will pull through on tho fret
ballot were freely offered with no takers.
Wilson, Bradford, Martin and Brown, Of
Preston, are oil here. Wilson arrived 10.
night with large delegation from JeTer.
Bon, lie will gather In 10 twenty-five
votes, and Barbout's fourteen votes will
stay with Captain Bradford aB long as he
stays. II Bradford drops out two will 60
10 Wilson and the rest 70 Martin. Betk'
ley's eighteen votes are solid Tor Wilson
and 30 are GFant's three, while Hampshire
In the language olthe red headed ex.doof-
keeper, "Jlm" NeellS, 10 all split up. VIII
son counts on eleven Of her seventeen,
while i've will 20 10 Martin and one 10
bradford. Hardys eleven are solid for
Wilhnn
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NfAIlIlIEIJ,

BUlKE-tiTtLE-On Tuesday evening, August
MI Arthur Little on fifteenth street, by tho
llev \. Hush BWOpe, hf THOMAS q, iIuHKH
aud Nils ANNA u. LifTLE, both Oi this oily,
No CafdH
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DETERMINATION TO KILL OFF MARTIN,
The determination Of the other candi-
dates from the West Is to kill of Ben.
Martin and have himout Of the way for
future contests,
Brown, Bradford and Scott are looking
to the future, expecting nothing this trip.
II requires 0S votes to nominate, VIII
son figures up considerably more than this
for the first ballot. Cofran, OF Taylor,
Cresap, OF Randolph, and Wilson, OF Tay.
lor, are expected tomorrow. They will
attempt to inRugurate the two.thirds rule,
and hope thus TO down Wilson,
The Convention meets at II O'Clock a.
NJ, in the Court House, Ex-senator Davis
will likely be temporary and permanent
Chairman, while George Sargent, OF Hardy,
who Is here, cool, clear and calm, will be
Secretary,
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that a sanguniary encounter has taken
place among the troops at JRssy,
Roumania, resulting in the killing and
Wounding Of many on both sides.
BERLIN, August 2i.-The Deuische Zsifung
says that Prince Alexander six weeks ago
wrote to his father at Darmstadt that he
was go undermined by Russian intrigue
that only miracle could save him.
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A Fort Worth, Tex, concern has be.
gun shlpping 200 frozen beef CMcASSeS q
day 70 Ebgland,
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A DIAL IN MARION.

Marion's will largely 70 10 Martin.
There ls q deal In Marion. She supports
Martin and MARITIME men are In turn In
Buppofl I'D. Watson, CamdOn's candidate
iof the Senate. Wilson, however, expects
Ave yolos from Marion, Martin gets the
fesl, Mineral will likely go 2 Tor Marlin,
= for Wilson aud l tot Bradford.
MonongaliA's u, Grants 8 and Pendle.
toms 0 are solid lof Wilson. Brown, Of
Preston, says lie will not 70 into the con.
venLlon, He, Pat Orogan and two, Qr
three others are claimed tot Wilson, while
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Ghs Gsteligenter

o9Ieel Nos, 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street
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Doy'r you hear yo' Marse Jeems
,t,Ikip, away down in Maine3

RporuER SAN JONES has been invited to
,.,n,n to the Moundsyills camp meeting
'' Doyt yesr. Dsgu.iibH non dispuIandum'
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LONDON, August 24.-A Bucharest dis.
patch says that disorder prevails in Sofia,
and that the outlying gatrisons are
waiting for the signal 10 march on
the capital. II 10 stated that
the RolmeliAn militia are prepared
iof active service and that Alexahdef'a
cause 10 hourly gaining ground. The
only news received from DAfmsLadl
Ia that Alexander accompanied by his
brother, who had been visiting him al
Sofia, passed BAftlEA on Sunday and
landed at Nlpapolis Or GfAkoon on Mon
day and was escorted thence 10 place %
The Dsiv TkrspA naysl It d stated
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BUCHAREST, August 24.-Prince Alexan.
der has been landed at Redi, q prisoner.
kilograms speak Of serious troubles In the
interior Of Bulgaria, but details are not
given. The garrison Of Philippopolls,
Eastern Roumella, has taken arms Ia favor
oil Prince Alexander. A regiment OF In.
iantry with q band playing marched 10
the foreign oonsulates 10 give notice Of
their adheranCe 10 Alexander.
The officer commanding declared that
the whole Bulgarian army was opposed 10
the deposition Of Alexander, and was pre-.
pared 10 die for him. The inhabitants
lfaterniEs with the troops. Large mum.
bers Of the rural inhabitants are iloCking
70 PhilippopoliB. The provincial popu.
lalion 10 lfenEled In favor oi Alexander,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-30
The MexIcaa Wudt,e.

City of Mexico, Aug. 3l-A Sedgwick
special American envoy had another
consultation with Minister Jackson yes.
terday for the purpose Of procuring
the date for his report to Secretary
Bayard on the Cutting case.
AT the American legation nothing is
said regarding the rumors in circulation
concerning Sedgwick. Jackson has
taken no part in the matter. The Lon
don bank has bought concession ana
secured the entire control of Banco De
Empleados. This will have the effect of
placing the latter institution on q irmer
foundation than eve owing the to banks
gaining the right to issue bullion which
had been disputed and securing other
valuable rights and privileges. This
action on the part of the London
bank undoubtedly will keep q
continued investment of English capito,
here, as bad the bank failed to secure
continued circulation of its bills, IL
would probably have wound mp its
affairs and withdrawn from the country.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-30

Contrary to general expectation va,
terday, the Haddock coroner's iuf, haI
rendered its verdict: hni
as predicted refuses to ammonia,
the same publicly until officer
have arrested all parties implicated and
charged with the murder. Coroner Wat.
terrnan, refused to state tue nature a
the verdict, but lptimated that opite ,
number of arrests are to be made At
once. several here in the city and ope o.
moro outside, Information charging
the parties in question with a~ssassips.
tlon viii be made before the lust;cs 10.
morrow, and the arrests made as soon AZ
possible. Ii may be several DAYS vet
betote the verdict can be an.
nounced, but 1t is hoped early in The
week 10 MAKE the arrest of one Of tss
men who is now o fugitive. Reports
thai 10 is in Deaiwood or Kansas Ciy
is without Foundation, 80 an officer al.
yises yoGr correspondent, but that b:
in Omaha the latter part of Last
week, and from there beat a hasty 10
treat, owing to the indiscreet action d
the police of this city. Sheriff McDCn.
aid, who up to the present time ta
no active part in the case, OWN.
TO o Misunderstanding with the jury, Ii
cow hsra at work, and it is certain b
viii have the men in irons pretty soM
.he villain who fred the shd.
The eAsmination of the men will b
public, ind promises 10 be one Of t.
most interesting and exciting ever had