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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-03
Chased Into the River and Dro

ALTON, Ill, July 30. - Bob ashley at
tackled William Sinclair with bowie knife
and drove him into the river at this place,
Then he stood on the bank and prevented
Sinclair from getting ashore and sincisir
wns drowned
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-03
The Dentists Choose Officers.

At the recent session in Milwaukee OF
the State Dentists Society, the election of
officers for the ensuing year resulted in
the choice of W. H. Carson, of Mineral
Point, President; E, c. French, Eau Claire;
E. +. Laing, Black River Falls, Vice -Presi-
dents; c. A. Southwell, Milwaukee, Sec
rotary; Byron Douglas, Appleton, Treas
urer; c. G. Junkermann, w. c. Wendell,
Milwaukee, and w. F. Conkey, Appleton,
Executive Committee. Milwaukee was de-
cided upon for the next place of meeting
At the session of the State Board of Dental
Examiners DR.. Chittenden, of Madison,
was reelected President, and DIR. Edgar
Palms, of Lacrosse, Secretary for the en-
suing year.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-03

THE mercury at Athens the other
day stood 104 degrees in the shade.
Pretty trying weather for Greece.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-03

William A. Webb & Sons, stationers and
printers, Of Cincinnati, o., made an as
signment. Nominal assets, $4,000; l!abil
tiles, s25, 900.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-03
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
A GOLD. FIND.

A Lead of Quartz, Rich in Precious Met
ais, Discovered Near Eau Claire.
Prospectors at work near Eau Claire
river, about twelve miles from that city,
struck rich finds of gold and silver bear
ing quartz recently and were confident
that they had big thing. Several months
ago ore from these properties, which were
then being worked for iron, assayed sec
to the ton in gold and silver, since which
time operations have been going on. C. c.
Parker, Butte IN. To miner, pronounces
the find one of the richest he ever saw
There was good deal of excitement.
Most of the land in that vicinity is owned
by Wabasha (Minn.) and Rau Claire men,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
ANOTHER ROAD TIED Up.

Grurhn. hood N,u Quit WorI, nu the Rur
Imur"u and Srrrhcrn.
MlNEEArorIs, MIN, March The
DARLINGTON and Southwestern strike is on
All Brotherhood engineers aui frcmen
LIFT their cabs at ~ o'clock.
The effect it no: yet observable, because
the road does not send any passenger train
ont till l.lj p N. st that time, the Oh
icilis claim, the Chjcag, aud ST. Louis cN-
press will start as usual, while the Brother
hood claim the road will not be able 10
move wheel,
The roads freight business was very
large hviore the Chicago, Burlington aud
Quincy strike but il now nothing more
than local. Th" strike lilecta about 100
engineers and lremen.
4 strike ia now considered inevitable on
the Chicago, milwaukee aud 81. raul
road, and may be- o,dcIrl ut any luUmcnl
CHIcAcu, Narch Chief Arthur and
Sargent were ~, at ,gLctly noon and told
Of the ~tI l." Du the Darlington aud North
en- and the umOr Of one coming on the
milwaukee, and ST. Paul Both gentlemen
p'ols7asd tn know nothing whatever OF the
matter. 81 have hai n"t the slighirst in
tImol.or OF such 81 thug, said NJ. Ar
thur. III th" inca on thO-e roads ac
striking they arc acting rultcly uu thar
own responsibility.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
The STRIKE SPREADS.
BURLINGTON AND NORTHERN ENGINEERS
CALLED OUT
Threats Of General Ta-Up-Roads Refusing 10
Take c, 3. 4 Z. Frslgit-Suike il the Hands
cilhe Grievance Committees Chief
Arlhurs Fears.

CHICAGO, March The Burlington
strike is Involving the other roads at th
stock yards. This morning five LAX,
Shore engineers fused to take train Q
Burlington cars from EnglewoOd TO Six
teenlh street, declaring that they would
gait before they would haul anything bear
ing the "Q " label. The ears consequently
remain at Epgiewool. Tho WeLIsl
switchmen refused this morning Il
receive Burlington cars which weIt
brought TO the yards at Root
street. The switchmcR employed by the
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
which have charge Of all the switching at
the yard7 aIso decided to-day that they
wOuIl handle no Eulmgtua cas-. The
company has a. yet tAken noaction on the
matter The twenty-five employees OF the
"Q'' at the ya,LS, whose business it is to
care tor MI the stock arriving over the
Burlington, were discharged to-day, as no
stock is arriving, and consequently there
| l5 nothing iOg them to do.
The full support of the entire Brothe,
hood Of Locomotive Engineers and Fine
men has been pledged n their members on
any aud all roads throughout the United
states who deem il necessary to strike,
and formally decided to do 20 IN order to
uphold their brethren ON the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy. This inlorma-
obtained
best Of authority and was verified through
another source.
Ituo longer rests with Chiefs Arthur and
Sdug, nt to say that the men uB any road
should they atrke, wnuld be backed up by
the EiatherhoOd "a a whole The mru on
any single rallroad system or half dozen
systems haNy lt now absolutely in their
power not only to say whether
they shall slrlkr, but also whether
they shall strike with the whole might
of the Brotherhood behind them. That the
men arc not disposed to use with undue
haste tie weapon, in their gtasp may be
partly inferred from the fact that although
srvvTa. meetings were held to-day, each
clothed with complete authority = declare
a strike affecting . vast stretch Ct territory,
no such declaration has h,rn made up to
this evening
both the Northwestern aui the 81. Paul
mcu will be aIliu ia session Tomorrow.
Grand Chtt Wilkinson, OF the Brake
men Brothtrinod, was summoned here
by ChiI Arthur Yesterday. The cause OF
this action was the following order issued
by the Burlington road
t..,,. t...-r..- .,....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
HE OIL DE NJ
Worked by the Standard Heavy Sales
Ma io Yesterday.

Worked by the Standard Heavy Sales
Ma 10 N,,tvrdaY.
EEW YOGE, March :. Tho mcmhs55 Of
the Stock Exchange nave apparently salts
tied themselves that dealing IN oil Is nc
companird with too many sharp corners,
and this morning they are disposed Ia let
it alone. Ia the consolidated i.ychaugc,
however, there W.s ia cyru rg0.ter Cyrlte-
meut tJop in tie last huHr Yesterday
before the opening shorts paid a5 bigh Is
- per ,OOJ barrels 10 borrow oil fUr
delivery to-day, and when the market
opened there was = solid mass Of brokers
struggling and climbing over each other IN
their CiipIts tn buy and sell. The first
sale WAS made at : aud the pie, rapidly
fell 10 S9r, aud then moved back to H.
Uh the way NJ and dnwn the sales wryn
the largest on record. and iu the lir,i trI
minute amounted 10 over i,OnO. OuH bar
Trls. Ihrra WAS Il ;tpui nl O,i iiuIa some
Wuere, and tie prjce was a..aIu forced hIc6
below T on heavy sdies Wht,e lhs sell.
ing JItcrs came from IL a Inyrt-ry ~ tha
Western operators are upparutly a, heavy
buyer as sellers, but it II asserted that the
glcAt dead engineered by the : audard OiI
COmplny aud the producers uni1n is near
INK lis elimination. 1t IL said that the
reason for tn, light corner worked Tp y5s-
tcrlay j. that the Wall street houses whu
have been lUng interested IN oIl were hort
5000. .Oup barrels hciure th, certificates
=.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
TIE GAME LAW.
Some Points la lie Law Regulating the
Catching Uf Fish.

Some Points la Tie law Regulating the
Catching of Fish
Qulta n number OF people have asked Tor
! information regarding the law for catching
fish in this State, and tie following quo
tations from the law are given iur thor
benefit
SEXTON 4. 1t shall not he lawful ior
any person to catch or destroy any Of thu
| iish IN the creeks or rivers Of this State hy
means Of drag or other nets, fish pots,
wer', traps, by seGging shooting or other
devices excepting hook or line, gIg aud
spear; nor hall II be lawful to place IL
| The livrr- creeks or streams OF this STATE.
ut any time, any iish rOtn, wrIrS az trap
nor shall II bc lawful for any person Ia
catch Or d, strUy ans Of the li-h m the IIy'IS
ot this State by means Gi drag or other n'st,
| s,'igIng, shooting -eIUc- nr other devices,
except lay nOOh and Inc aud spar, iIum
! the first day "i April to The first day oi De
renihcr Of tgh year, il 'hall not h' lawful
To catch or destroy any jack sam"H ~
whit. tlimDH iu ANY mtrur' between !,v
lir-i day of ipu and the ilfcrnth dry ~
.Iunc ol each year; nor to catch Of destiny
any brook front ur Land lorl.i .lIu.on 40
any mInu,r between the iirst day oi Seq
trmh,r and the first daY Oi January @. each
vear: nor shall II he lawful to XIII !r-h It
any time with cG,ulu. IudIrus or other
poison, or by the nec Of c,p!usiy,s.
The fine shall not DE i,-,, than ten dol
.ar4 nor moi" than Glty dollars, aud the
accused may be confined III Iail not -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
QUITE THRILLING.
Tho Ul0nd-Curdlmg Experience ol a
CArksburg Young Man ia Weston.

Tho Nlond-Curdlms Experience ot a
Chrksbu,g Young Man in Weston.
>yDm Telegram tOHr i. gghr
WESTON, March IL rather a,ausiug
incident occurred in West Weston in the
vicinity OF the southern section of the Hos
pttal for the Insane on last Sunday night.
a young man from ClmEshurg, who was
on q visit TO Weston, had made il con
yenient TO call on a young lady friend, and
when he determined to leave it was rather
late in the night, The route which he had
To pursne was in n dismal 0nd lJu,ly SEE
ton. TIE night was cold tud drrary and
a heavy snow was falling. The wind whiS-
tied through the trees, aud thy watcIs
Of the West Forl, kept up
d continual roar. On every
sidc could he heard the p..r,iug .hI,els Of
the mauiacs The pilr moon peep d
through The distant tree.tuaa, and l"nt her
silent hclutY To the r,lJ.,. Altogether,
,he surroundings bore 4 Irlnchnly aui
tryhDding aspect And as lhy young man
pluddcd his weary way his blood ran cold,
and IN the distance hc slw iulg.nar,
phantoms. Suddenly he heard low,
s'r.lthy noise as of approaching, iaotrttp0
behind Eim ana Inc turned around only lI
meet the fierce aud angry pa2r
OF an escaped Mnatic. They exchanged
elauces but an instant aud clnch,d.
Their struggles were short, and when they
iell the mailman was m top, bat they i'm
mCijalely regained their standing and
started to run, in opposite directions, each
think,n,. he was being pursued by the 9th
CT. The young man had not gone far mn
til he met two attendants, who were after
the lunahc, and although they questioned
HIM ~ to his r=cteGert b. diG 40, stop
hut kept sight Un at q hr,ak-nrck speed,
ana came near running into the nv,f in his
hurry to cross the hlidpe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

whom The formal rCIUost was cent hay,
either refused or are prepared to reject
freight when offered.
We would rather have q law suit than
strike, " said General Agent W. S Hine-
leln, Of tie Minnesota and Northwestern,
nov the Chicago, st. Paul and Kansas
CITY But if any formal request has been
made, 1t probably went to the General
Manager at st. Paul. We don't want any
entangement if we can help it"
u don't know whether the Wabash re-
fuses TO take our freight or not" hurried
~ said Paul Mortor, of the Chicago, Burl-
lngtong and Quincy general offices. 81
don t know what the policy OF the road
viii he unless il will he that weproposo 10
stand by our rights both as regards our
employts and other railroads. We have
won the fight with our employees and we
are sure TO win the other We believe the
law compels other roads to carry our
freight when we deliver the cars on their
hacks. We propose to maintain our
rights at all hazlrds.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
AT DEATHS DOOR.
GERNANY'S AGED EMPEROR LINGERING
on THE BORDER.
The Kaiser Sinking fer the LAST Forty-Eight Hours
CONSERVATION IN the Palace at Berlin
The End Thought 10 be
Very Near.

BERLIN, March THE condition Of
Emperor William is very unsatisfactory.
He slept badly the first part of the night.
Prince William, who has just returned
from San Reno, visited the Emperor and
Empress at J. o'clock this morning.
Prince William, Prince Bismarck, Gen
eral Won Moltke and the court physi, .aDs
are also present at the palace.
1t Is reported that the closing Of the
Reichstag will be postponed in consequence
OF the condition OF the Emperor.
the people are alarmed, ana bGilGt!nS
announcing the condition of the AGED Fm-
peror are besIeged by crowds anxious 10
gain every scrap OF information, which,
however, il exceedingly meagre II i,
supposed that an unlhvorah!e report ,o,
ccrnins the Crown Prince, received hy the
Emperor from Dr. Waldcmeycr, has caused
the relapse.
BISMARCK LEAVES THE PALACE.
43o p. M.-The Emperor awokc at 2.in
o'clock this afternoon. and took somr
nourishment. Ills condition is cIlliral
Prince Bismarck lett the palace at =
o'clock.
FROM THE ENrERoR's PHYSICIANS.
The Rcichda,,j ,,jg,y publishes the following
bulletin which has been issued hy the En-
peror's physicians:
10 the general symptoms of cold whi,h
have affected the Emperor since Saturday.
together with An affection OF the mucous
membrane OF the eyelids, has been add.d
during the past lew days painful abdoa
inat disorders, which have occurred frt-
quently since yesterday. The Emperor
appetite has materially diminished, OWN
To which there has been mar ked decrease
in his strength
g Signed NoN LAUER LEUTHOLp"
At lOp. IN. II is hoped that the En-.
peror, Notwithstanding his present ieeli,..
hes, may rally. During the afternoon ~"
alarming change occurred The sI.ht
nourishment he was able 10 take scrmrs
to revive him.
Prince William remained at his graGG
ialhcr's bedside a quarter an hour. Tni-
evening the first story of the palace wh.l"
the emperor bedroom l. situated was 30
lighted up. \ constant stream OF military
men and government officials passed 10 an1
ont. The street ~ front OF the palac, -
kept perfectly quiet.
During the session Of the Budget Cor'.
mittcc this afternoon, Count ScrlI,ni.i.
the Minister ol War, referring 10 the I'M
per"r's illness, said that there Wa 10 I'M
mriiatc danger
4 midnight there had been no chang
for the worse, hut until now the Emp.'r.r
has been unable to sleep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

CmcNGo, March "A bold robbery
was committed about 10 O. clock last even
ing on Twenty gtreet Three mer
with haudkrrchicts tied afroas their faces
entered drug shore, placed receivers Al
the heed of he clerI; behind the counter,
and Titlrd the show cslse4 OF money and ar
tlc',s of value The prescription clerk,
bearing the uoiSr 81 rted out, hut was
fired ar by the rnhh5r7 and made hasty re
treat. One OF the men then reached
across the counter fog tic Olhc, cierE s
watch. aad not ueing aLlc 10 geL it drew
q knife aud inflicted an unly wound in the
Young mans shoulder. lhe robbers then
left the store and have not been captured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
ARTHUR'S FEARS.
serious Danger ThAt tho Encinecr,' ririk,
nIHN Sn.. nd MiLrIN.


''''''S "'"E'r A"'' ia" '"S'"'''' '''i"'
''N Ni'''"" Widely
CHICAGO, March '-Chlei Arthur stated
uDr.-rry,Ify in ~, k.s.ri,i,d Pres, rcprc-
...rt,,i., ., ,,,., .f... p,.t ,,.,,,o AIR
V go '''''" ~ '"1' ''''''' ~ ...,...., w
At'I'"i exact ""rh'' 'u'I' WAS a'''o"'
danger the sTikr Of the engineers and i.'C-
men would now -pread widlv.n
.rtis ir,r,..iIJs ,o o,re,.. ON. mon g.
;. - '''i a~'",s - "ir'"''' ''' '','"'
ne s''d' "hen Ihey Hl'"" t"' i'''i'""
compau,,n all over tn" country ale giving
aid to the EurlingtGn. We are continual
l., - r...:r, ar,.I.,~,r,, sbo.y;n., ,i,., the
y g..
coMPah''. 'f' rendering assistance, "u" II
is not in my power or the power OF any
other u.au la u,yn restraint unless such
-. ,,
'"'"'~ '' .''Pl''"
ME- Arthur shove" the Io'io"lhE "7
sample the communications with which
l., ia dt'uart
s.r..., r., March l.
:. " t'Wh', IT, '"J' ''''"g"'
+ Eryuoda, an engineer, says he w'-
in rhr cropioy al the Ncw York Central
aud wJ- forced 10 come here md run, ~
consider himself unchanged. Investigate
Signed -. \. RAUEEISEN.
Another communication was pIrkod
from III" pile by Mr.. Arthur and handed
over With the request that the identity o.
ihp Gender should not he disclosed, lie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
AN ELECTRIC GIRL.
4 Second Lulu Hurst Discovered In a Ten
noSzee Town.

NASHVILLE, TFN';., March "A Nor
rlstown, Tenn, special to the imcrirau
",ys: Morristown is considerably stirred
up over the discovery of the possession of
remarkable life in one 0l the young ladies
0i the town. Thi5 is Miss Lucy Byrd, one
0i the most beautiful and talented Ladies
III this section. 1t seems that she is sec.
ond lulu Hurst. The discovery IL quite
recent. OF ate some experiments have
been made here by small circle OF the
ladies ahd gents interested in Spiritualistic
manifestations. Very small surrtsS, how
ever, was attained. At ole oi the meet.
Ing7 Mis- Byrd was prevailed upon
to Join the cir,i,. No sooner
had she placed her hand upon the
N"le Than IL raised itself upon its Ieg, up
sitting some II those at the table Then
1t span aronnd until the innocent cause nf
III Iaotl"n succeeded in renewing her
hInd, when it suhsidcd. All prc-ort
were very mncA interested, excepting the
yonug lady net5cli, who was almost terri
H~d intn Mysteries. When che became
calm she was induced Ia put her hand
upon other OhI"cl1 all Ul which mo we'd
nbrdirut TO her tuIIrh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

Probably no one thing ha7 causcd srch
a general revival Ot tad" at Logan 4 Go y
drug store a. th"iT giving away 10 their
customers Of ~ many free hOttlea of Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply cmOrmous in thIl
very valuable aTticI. from the fact that it
always cnres and never disappoimrs.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Group.
and all throat aud lung jis.a"es quickly
cured. iOu can test il before bue,ng hy
getting trial bottle free, large size : !.
Every bottle warranted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
TALLY SHEET CASES.
Interesting Testimony Yesterday-Work In
the Ohio Legislature.

the Ohio Legislature.
| SpCriG' Tderrcr7 10 tho Rsciatr.
COLUMBUS, O., March THE witness
Breitipger who claims that he has been
holding back his testimony against the
accused, though he admits having taken an
active part for the State, was placed on the
stand, and his CroSs-examination continued
| this L orning. In answer TO the question
as to whether he had told the same story
To the grand jury as the one before which
he was now giving testimony, lie answered
that he had not, bat that lie told the grand
Jury OF conversation, which
he had with Myers and Cogan about
going TO Robert Montgomery's house
on tue night the alleged crime was COM
mitted, which did not occur. He also de-
MED other conversations which he swore
he hal with sundry other persons. He
admitted inaj lie statements which he
made Yesterday concerning Tom CGEipbell
ana his brother were not true. The Camp
bells ale Republicans, aud the fact that he
claimed TO have formed their acquaintance
at the Democratic convention gave the de
tense the clue TO bring out this evidence
{. ). Chrrrlngion was The second wit
ness called. He tool: the stand and cor
robOrated the testimony ui Fred Steubc
hY saying that he and George Eeat0n drove
t0 the Cont House on the nirht of October
~, INH' lthls was the night that Steube
s"ore he trlephOned To County Treasurer
Hctiner that something was going ON
about The Court House and wanted
aINIce as to his duty as night Waterman.
Inc witness testimony was about the
same aS that heretofore given by George
Beaton. Witness admitted that Ia. took
an active part in the Incidents and move
ments otpcrsOns after the October election
OF that year That he was Secretary of
the Republican County Committee, and
was a member of the committee appomt,d
70 Waich The footsteps OF Justice Martin
the Democratic member of the CanvasSinr
bJaTd. HIS testimony in this regard
agreed with that OF Others who were watch
ing Esquire Martin.
The State is making demands for the re
turn OF Allen O. Myers for the purpose, so
alleged, OF placing him again on the stand.
Ills counsel stated to the court that they
lad sent many dispatches for him, hut
thus Tar had been unable to locate him.
Mr. Converse suggested that the State
make some effort also 10 find him, rs hIs
business OF travelling correspondent kept !
Inn on the move all the time.
The Court rc-aSsembled this afternoon
and Allen o. Myers, the dcliquent wit
n'7', not being present, the Court ordered
au attachment TO issue 10 the Sheriff for
hIm for contempt. The absence Of this
witness blocked the wheels of Justice. and
C"nIt ADJOURNED. And all concerned will |
breathe easier until tomorrow morning.
What the final result will be ii rhis wit.
heSs doe not put in an appearance is now
the subject OF specalstion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
MIR reAr.on Sees Nc. Wilson

>p.r"s !ttgrHH % ne Register.
WASHINGTON, March captain Ran
SLlnakcr j. K McCoItncy and f. NJ
Pearson, Of Wheeling, were at the Capital
to day, The two latter were ia conference
wi,h Congressman Wilson in the Was
aEi Means Committee room in regard to
the Mills tain bill.
Among other arrivals are Assistant DIS
tuyt Attorney Thompson, cr Summers
county, and Taylor Vincent Of Wayne
couuty.
Hon. Henry ). Walker arrived here last
night from the Capitol.
The Committee on Library of the House
to-day reported Mr. Hogs hull providing
Iar the erection Of monument mt Point
Pleasant, w. Va, commemorative Of tha
soldiers who fell in the battle NJ that
place "n October 10, IN Mr.. Hogg says
tnat he ht, every rraNOn to believe that the
bill will become law, aud the necessary
appropriation will be made to begin the
erection Of this monumcut at au early day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
Apispatch,r', Fatal Mistake.

MAS ~ CIV, Ia, March a had
freight collision occurred yesterday on the
Iowa Central, two miles north Of liamp-
ton. Both were heavy trains and were
going at a very rapid rate when they col
lided. The engineers and lircmen On both
trains saw the danger and jumped from
their cabs Just "a tine 10 escape death.
Two CI TIE Eratcmru. Williams and Fer
gusou, are fatally injured. Tie two Ca-
rines and nineteen freight cars are piled mp
in q worthless heap. The dispatcher At
MafshalItown was at fault, forgetting that
wild train was running north from Mar
-halltOwn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
Murder Will Dat.

Chicago, March "A dispatch from
Carmel, Ill, says: In response to a mes
sage from Sheriff Crime Of shoals, Ind,
Sheriff Burwcll went to ~pringcrton yes
terday and arrested DR.. J. J. Stone, " no
j. charged, on the confession OF Albert
uuackenhush, OF Shals, with completely IN
the assassination of Jackson Ballard, a
Union soldier, who was hunting for man
named Anderson, a dystr,rr The deed
WAS committed in March, l-6t Accord.
ing to Quackenhush's confession, lie and
stone were detailed by the knights Of the
Golden Circle to make way with Ballard
in order To protect Anderson, who Wis
also brother in the lodge.