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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-22
A NEWSPAPER STORY
About Nan who ConnsCtS English Mason
With OronIn's Death,

CHICAGO, Oct, 2l,-The Neps says
About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon
young Engllshman from South ohlcagc
called at the States Attorneys office, HI
wanted to see Judge Longepecker, aut
wanted TO see him badly, To the deputy
sheriff on duty he gave bis name al
James B. Hlmrouge, a molder, He was
accompanied by his vile who wept and
tried 70 dissuade him from telling what
he knew, Judge LongeneCker not be,
ing there the man was not disposed to
communicate his story to reporter, He
claimed 70 be in possession Of infoTma,
ton which would expose the conspiracy
which hEresulted In DR., Cronin's death.
"ATe you Q member OF Clan.na,Gael
camp 20Y" asked the reporter.
mo, cir, I'm not . Olan.na'Gael nor
am l acquainted with any OF them. lam
an Englishnau and Free Ma.on,"
"Doyou connect the Free Moons with
the conspiracy
'Thst's just what | do, TIL, English
branch ol II, was sent here OH l. certain
mission by the Free MRsons, out since
here have refused TO do as was b!dden,
] am In possession Of the essential facts
In the plot the very beginning, II
Rasia an English lodge that the scheme
was ast eoncoCted, and II Longenecker
wants my story he can have 1t,
Cant you come Tomorrow
~ have a Job In the rolling mills and
must work Tor my living, No, can't
come again, II they want my story
they must come after 1t now"
do you think that the Free Masons
and the Clan.na.Gael work together2'
The English Free Masons and the
American Clan.na.Gael are ruled by
men who work together. The men al
the top here arc traitors and get money
for giving secrets away but I'll not say
naOkar
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A LOST STEAMER.
The brooklyn Supposed to Have Con,
Down with All on Board.


The brooklyn Supposed to Have Con,
Down With All on Board.
New YoRx, Oct, 2l.-The steamship
Brooklyn formerly the Tonawanda,
Capt. Carson, which sailed from Darien
Ga, October 19, with a cargo Of lumber
for the South Brooklyn Saw Mill Com
pAny, is supposed to have beel
lost with all on board (Oighteer
persons in ally, In the gale o.
the 18th, as she Is now six dayB over.
due. A disabled vessel answering com
pletely TO her description was GsSed'bS
the steamer Cherokee on October ~
sixteen miles east southeast Of Iody IL
land. rhe Brooklyn was q screw
steamer Of 8i5 tons. She was built IL
In Philadelphia In 1854, and was owned
by the South Brooklyn Saw Mill Com
nunV
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GOBBLED BY THE ENGLISH,
BasE Great Work, at Fort Wayne Report.
ed Sold,

New YoRK, Oct, 9l,-A Philadelphia
special To- the Herald says; I learn OF
excellent authority that the vast cal
wheel works and boiler and locomotive
plants owned by Mr., John Bass, in For
Wayne, Ind, St, Louis, Mo, and Chicago
ILL.,, are likely to be transferred to an
English syndicate, For many yeart
John Bass has practically done al the
wheel and boiler work for several west
ern Enthusiastically for the Wabash
system-and has made q great deal oil
money, His extensive foundry and en-
gine shops In Fort Wayne are annually
visited by hundreds oil tourists and In
this way probably English capital has
been tempted 10 secure the business.
l understand the negotiations In Lon
don have been conducted by Mcclure,
and that up to the present moment the
best offer to Mr.. Bass has been about
$4,000 pounds, or say, S2,750,0OO, A
prominent tnancier here, thoroughly
Conversant with the affair, doea not ex-
pee. Bass to sell for this price, but that,
as the Englishmen have thrice enlarged
their price already, the property will
probably 60 into their hands at about
This amount will include all
Nj. BaSs's iron and coal mines In Ala
bama, which are worth q large sum,
At the time he made his Investments
10 the South he was jeered at by the
pig iron masters In Pennsylvania and
the Scotch ore agents, who told him he
would not be able to get along without
their products. He was not long, how
ever, in demonstrating that Southern
ore was fully equal to all the tests he
demanded, and in two years he was In
dependent Of this State, Scotland and
her ores, aud In fact, as be has since
stated, Alabama made him independent
Of the Pennsylvania bosses. Mr.. Bass
system Of assisting his workmen TO pur,
chase their homes has made him very
popular and II will probably be severe
blow 10 his old employees when they
learn he Is likely to give up his found.
ries, etc. He employs several thousand
men in his various establishments,
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MURDER OR SUICIDE.
4 Young Man Stabbed In Disreputabl
IIouse-IIls Wife Arrested.

4 Young Man Stabbed In Disreputablc
IIOuse-IIls Wife Arrested.
KANSAS CRY, Oct. 2l.-Wm. Brown
died OF q knife thrust in the heart this
afternoon in his Wiie's room in a disrep-
utable house on Fourth street. Six
months ago he married an inmate Of the
house, but she would never live with
him. To-day Brown called on his wife
aud during a quarrel that ensued he
received the wound that ended his life.
The knife was his own, but whether 1t
was used by himself TO commit suicide
or by bis wife for murder is not knawn.
There were no witnesses 10 the quarrel.
Mrs. Brown was arrested. The Coroner
will hold an inquest. Brown was a
young man only "a years Of age, and was
an employe Of the United States Express
COmpAny,
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SPALDING GIVES THE LIE



To the Story That lie Is Backing the New
nase Hall scheme,
onIcAoo, Oct 2l,-A reporter for the
Associated Press this morning question,
ed NJ. A, G, spaldiug, President Of the
Chicago Base Ball Club, in regard to the
published statement that an amicable
understanding had been reached be.
tween the National League and the
Players, Brotherhood, aud that Mr.
spalding aud the triumvirs OF THE Boston
club would furnish the money neces.
sary to run Brotherhood clubs In Boston
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago
Mr.. spalding authorized the reporter loI
him to deny, In the most oircunstantiai
manner, that there ia any truth what.
ever In the published statement.
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The ontarnms.. .l ,,,..n

CtfT or MlSico, Oct. gl.-1t ia now
stated that the amount Of Government
bonds recently stolen had a face value
q only sll26Ol0QO, aud that they bore
lhe signature ol the Secretary 81 tho
Treasury but lacked The TfeasuteS's
signature. The bonds were pfobabiv
stolen while being taken from Of, depsti,
ment 70 another, and al they AZ moi
properly signed nor sealed, the lovsrn.
ment will not be responsible, ''"
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Special DtIpaieA TO ht iAielLgenau.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 2l.-The fol-
lowing pensions were granted to-day to
West virginians: Original invalid, Thos,
West, Caleb Watkins and Pearson Far.
ley. Increase, Thomas o. Meadows and
John X, Dlet1. Original widows, &C.,
Almeda, widow Of William Howard,
Reissues, Robert Boner, Richard D. Carl
and franklin Ferrill. Mexican sutyl.
Vor, reissue, Samuel ALBRIGHT.
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SOME PLAIN TALK.
COlorsd Ministers Use Strong English lie
gardlng Southern Outrages,

gartllug Southern Outrages.
WAsHISoToM D. O., Oct. 2l,-The
Rev. W. b, Johnson (colored), Of the
Second Baptist church, preached Ger.
mon here yesterday in which he likened
the negro to Samson. and told the mem
bers Of his race to secure homes in the
South and West and prepare TO stay in
them, even II every inch OF land must be
defended with Winchester rides, The
negro was learning the lesson Of organi-
zation from the socialist and the Irish.
man, and twenty years from now would
not be the docile being Of to-day.
"The negro" Ia concluded, "has been
building for the whites long enough. 1t
is TO build for himself. He cannot be
exterminated. Heis the blood and bone
OF the nation, and II uudistuTbed will do
no harm, but II stirred may grasp tue
pillars OF our civilization, and like Sam
son Of old, in his death pull down the
temple Of liberty"
The Rev. George W. Lee, also Colored,
ofthe Fifth Baptist church, preached on
Southern outrageS," and advised the
negroes to strike Oack when they were
assaulted or their wives and daughters
wronged and insulled, The civil rights
bill, he said, had always proved failure,
and the only thing the negro got from
either party was promises at election
time. II was useless 10 seek redress
from Congress, for two.thirds Of them
we're sinners and the other third drunk
nrIR
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LONDON, Oct 2l.-The execution on
the SOth Of last month OF man for mur-
der in Andalusia, Spain, twenty.iour
hours after reprieve had been actually
signed by the Queen and forwarded, has
occasioned 80 much excitement In Spain
that the Government has drawn up a
bill to give q telegraph message In such
cases the force Of a formal written or.
der. In this case the authorities charged
with the execution were notified by teIe.
graph that the reprive had been signed
and was then on It's way, but they in
sisted that they were powerless 10 delay
the execution in the absence OF the for
NAL documents,
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PARIS, Oct. 2l.-M. Jules Ferry, in q
letter published. in the E'tafetle, says that
the occupation Of Tunis by the French
was expected by England afterthe occu.
patton Of Cyprus by the force OF the lat.
ter government. Italy also ioresaw such
action. NJ. Ferry also declared that
while he was in office he made no en-.
gagements With Signor Crispi, the Ital
ian Prime Minister, regarding Tunis. In
July, $780, the qulrinal communicated
with NJ. De Freycinet, then French
Prime Minister, touching tho compen-
sation to BIZ made for the occupation OF
Tunls, but the communication produced
no result,
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JOnNsrowN, Pa, Oct. 2l.-The Cltilenu
Of Johnstown have raised 5000 tn con.
tlnue the search for the dead, James
MCMullen, Of the Cambria Iron Com.
pany, and A. j. Moxsm, oil the johnson
Company, subscribing 81 900 each. The
work Of cleaning out stony Greek river,
where the State forces left of, will be
commenced at once and continued as
long as the weather will permit. The
flood commission meets In Philadelphia
tomorrow and unless some bitch occurs
at the meeting, 1t is probable that the
final distribution will DO commenced on
Wednesday or Thursday.
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GENERAL RAuM on DUTY,
The Pension business Working Smoothly
TannsF a Back Number,

AhnntE " hAph NHApsF'
WASHINGTON, Oct, 2l,-Gen, Green B
Raum, this morning sat in the chair
lately occupied by Corporal Tanner al
the pension office, The new Commits
sioner was at his office promptly at Q
o'clock this morning, and assumed con-
troll quietly. He bad taken the oath Of
office on Saturday and also met the sub
ordinate officers OF the Office on that day.
This morning he received number Of
friends who called to pay their respects,
and made a tour Of the different diyI'
sions to see the methods Of procedure
employed in each. Mr., Rlum has not
yet appointed bis confidential secretary,
that place being still held by Miss Ada
Tanner, the daughter OF the late Com.
missioner, and she was at her post OF
duty to-day,
Secretary Noble is not worried by the
publication OF Commissioner Tanners
last letter. He will make no reply TO IT,
~ have done with Tanner" he said
to-day. "He is back number with me,
all that he published have seen before,
and think it does not need any reply,
II he wants TO make me q target he can
do so lot him IRE away all he wants TO-"
Assistant Secretary Bussey, whom
Corporal Tanner accuses OF enImity
towards him, was so busy to-day that he
had not time TO read the ex.Commis-
slOner's letter. "This shows just how
much interest / take In what he says"
said General Bussey. "Some Of Tan
ner's charges againsSme are foolish. For
instance, he makes a strong point that /
do not write all pension decisions, Do
you see that great pile OF documents
lying thereP Well, that Is my work for
to-day. | have to go over them fully
and make my decisions, Do you sup
pose one man could read all those over
and then write out volumnlous deci'
sions2 Why, II takes eleven persons to
get up that work alone"
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PREACHER DRU0GED,
IaucOd Into a saloon and Robbed bya bar.

Entccd into saloon and Robbed bya Bar'
MONTICELLO, I'LL, Oct. 9l.-Tho Rev,
E. schlintman, a prominent German
Lutheran preacher, arrived here from
Richland, ILL.,, yesterday. He says that
while at vandalia, where he changed
cars, the barber who shaved him in.
vlted him into q neighboring saloon
to get q glass Of beer. The beer, he
thinks was drugged, as he immediately
became insensible aud knew nothing
until the next morning. When he
came 10 he was at the depot but be had
been robbed Of his money. The thieves
left him his railroad ticket. He was ID
a nearly demented condition when ht
arrived here where he was TO preach.
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A COTTON DAGGING AFFAIR.
Everybody and Ever, thing will Wear II on
Alliance Nay at Atlanta,

Everybody and BytrS thing will Wear II on
Alliance Nay at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 2l.--Cotton bat.
ting will rule supreme on Alliance Day
at the Piedmont Exposition, Thursday
next. President Evan Jones, Of IN
Combined Alliance Of the Southern and
Western States, and Secretary Of AVri.
culture Rusk will make addresses.
Two young alliance couples will be
married OH the stand 10 the presence ol
bO,COO people. Governor Gordon will
perform the marriage ceremony, assisted
by two ministers, Hon, Henry w,
Grady will give away the brides Both
brides aud grooms will 10 dressed IN
white cotton bagging, made In lbo lDosl
artistic style. Tiey will be escorted IA
the grounds In carriages covered with
cotton bapging, and will be married I'M.
der q canopy Of cotton bagRlnp,
The aefonaut who makes a naracbuta
leap Will ise parachute made Of cotton
bagginR Tue badges Of the day wifi be
made made oil cotton bAgglng, proiuSely deco
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IHH DHAD SOLDIER.
The Remains of Gen, Hartrsnft
Buried at Nouistown
WITH THE MILITARY HoNoRS
Appropriate at the Funeral ofa Com,
mander-sOlemn and Impressive
Ceremonies = Distinguished
HIcn who were Present,

NoRRIsTowS, Pa, Oct, 2l,-This is thr
day selected for the HartranIt obsequiea
All places Of business, banks, factories
etcp were closed out Of respect to thu
late General, AtO;SO a, m, funeral ser
vices according to the ritual OF the Pro
testant Episcopal church were held al
tue family residence, These services
were strictly private and none but the
members Of the family were present. Al
1850 the casket placed in gun carriage
aad drawn by six black horses and es,
corted bys detachment Of infantry was
slowly conducted through the streets to
Montgomery court house, a spacious
building located In the centre Of the
city, Here the Casket was mounted on
a cataialque and the doors were thrown
open In order thattlle public might have
an opportunity to view the body.
The remains were dressed In the full
uniform OF Major General. On the
Iets breast we're pinned five medals, those
Of Past National Commander G, A. R.;
Loyal Legionj Ninth Army Corps;
army 9t lae Potomac, and q medal
IMatueu @ ny congress ior distinguished
pfsEery,
IN ny court room was heavily draped
with the national colors aud black, and
these decorations are noticed on nearly
all tue buildings in the place. The
saJhvs saNn1 ~ wn.on lne Doay reposed was OF
leu ~, ttu seuar covered Win black brocade.
0n w ~ was silver plate with the
StlnIIT Iuad to.d INSCRIPTION John +. Hartrantt,
io2v-loev, ~,
lug u9ots OF the room were opened to
.ne PUBIC " O'CLOCK and between
!nat n9S6 W. anu o'clock It is estimated
.uat .la'.. -V,VVV people passed III a double line
Telote tae Gasket ana gazed at the lace oi
.ne n Gsau Ts soialer: shortly alter 2 o'clock
tne ~ Onaplain OF INC Second Regiment
q enusytSaIA NStoha! Guards, Rev.
nenFy y. AioEook, Of Philadelphia, be.
gan lne iuleIaI oralion.
Seuteu IN lhe court room was o dlstin.
Suished assenOlage, Including Governor
n a, -i SSANtbt 4h' %
quay, ex'10VerA9Fs FatIison, Curtin,
noyt anu lVliock, oil Pennsylvania;
Uhlei Sustlce Paxton Of the Supreme
court oi fennsylVania, aud other mem.
Oers OF tle supren Court; tue Penn.
sylyanla Comqandery Of the Loyal Le-
gloh, headed ny Gen, D. McGregg, the
VoMmal9er;il,CLilel and Gen. Lewis
NORTH, capt !. u, Gragby, Capt. j. II.
GiragDy, Gapt, Il Brechemin and Lieut..
William H. Bean, oi the regular army.
Vhapialn McOook, in bis oration,
referred pEieiiy to the military and civic
career oil General Aartranit, eulogizing
als many Qualities Of mind aud heart,
Atthe conclusion ei tue grafton the body
was removed from the Court House anu
the marcn 10 lhe grave was begun. The
CorteRe was maue up as follows: Sherl-
ian troop, Of Tyrone, Pa; City troop, OF
fhliadeiphiai Battery 9, oiPhenixvllle;
sixteenth Regiment Pennsylvania Na.
Iohal uuardsi tue caisson carrying the
;asket tle pourners, including the
laniily oil the deceased and 200 commits
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rMs KlrrlnIA pebt.

WARRINGTON, D, O., Oct. 9l.-A mum.
Der Of cases presenting another phase Of
tho legal controversy which has been
going on for a long time over the vir.
ginia tax coupons were set down for ar.
gnment Ia tie United States Supreme
Court to-day, but when the cases were
reached on the docket the Chief Justice
announced that thelr bearing would be
postponed until there was 9 flll bench,
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OTTAWA, oSr., Oct. 2l.-The report
that the Imperial Government has re.
fused to assent to the welden extradi-
ton bill, passed at the last session of the
Dominion Parliament, Is discredited In
official circles. The story II appears was
first told by an English speaking repor-
ter who furnished II 10 the fresh papers
In Montreal before sending II 70 the
American newspapers,
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SOME QUICK WORK.
A Manager saves the SANITY City tro,l
Being Left on Theatres,

A Manager Saves the SANITY City from
Being Left ON Theatres.
ST.. PAUL, Oct. 2l.-A disastrous fire
destroyed the Grand Opera House in
this city, causing the loss of a couple Of
hundred thousand dollars, and but ior
the prompt construction Of a new the.
afro, one week being the time required,
by Manager L. N. Scott, the SANITY City
would have been without q first class
place Of amusement. The people appre.
Ciated MIR. scott's efforts and tonight
gave him grand benefit, the play being
Russells City Directory" and being
appropriate for one Of the famous twin
cities which are accused Of directory
naddinp.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

ARC,ldenee a Destroyed nnd n Child AMI
Young Woman Perish.
Vas wRRr, o., Oct. 2i.-The residence
OI George Kpssler, six miles south o.
town, burned last evening. His daugh.
ter, aged six years, persisted in The
flames, and his SlSter.in.law, a youul
woman who was doing houSework, was
- % severely burned that she died to-day
The lite was caused by the explosion o.
aamp. Hessler and bis wife ware abb
sent at the Tina,
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10 yylthdrnw from tbe X. Of +,

Nav York, Oct. 2l.-By the frat ol
January every union plumber aud gas
litter and their helpers, will drop their
connection with the Knights Of Labor
aad form anew organization. This means
a loss Of over 10000 mechanics 10 the
order. The determination To form this
Union was reached at secret meeting ol
three hundred aud fifty delegates 10 The
craft, from all parts Of the country, held
In Washington on the 7th inst. The
delegates met on that day and discussed
tho question for Ave days before finally
deciding.
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ALonr rnlnnl,nnnIin.-

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-What is undoubted.
ly the longest telephone circuit on the
continent was opened to the public yes.
terday. The line is from Vienna In
Austria TO Leipsig and every VOID
could be perfectly understood and the
voice recognized without difficulty. Tho
distance between the two cities by rail
is something less than 800 miles.
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BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE.
A alan Throw. a car.rIlss in a Stove "

A aian Throws Cartridge In Stove With
m Awful Result.
EAST SAGINAW, MlCH., Oct, 2l,-Deisa
DOwd, q merchant Of Freeland, this
county, Saturday evening threw into a
stove small box supposed to be empty.
Instead, 1t contained a dynamite car.
fridge, which exploded, wreCklng a por.
tion Of the establishment and manglinE
Dowd in a frightiul manner. One leg
has been amputated, and from the othel
the flesh Is torn 10 the bone. It Is hard
ly probable that he will recover,
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LIMA, VIA GALVESTON, Oct. 9l.-The
Grace bondholders contract with all
notifications, was finally approved Sat.
lrday at joint session Of Senators apd
Deputies. The two houses also an.
proved an extensive irrigation scheme
ior Plura and water service for Palta,
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LOSpOS, Oct. 2l.-Municb, Bavaria,
has a Jack the Ripper mystery quite as
profound as that Of whitechapei. Two
girls were found murdered in the streets
early this morning, and their bodies mi.
tilated In q manner TO lead to the suppo.
sltion That the London tlend had started
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=. .souruAArTos Oct Ol. = Arrived
for Bremen.
GLASGOW, Oct gi.--Anlysd, Stale o
Pennsylvania, from New York,
LONDON, Oct. 2l,-The Switzerland
from Philadelphia iot Antwerp, passet
thp tiSlard a. 8 4 m, to-day, W.
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MONEY NOT STRIyGgST.
Secretary windonl says That 1t Is RcasOn.
ably plentlEul.

ntNANAAS bFgA ANfNN - ~ AhN"aeh-
ably Plentifui.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 2l.-rhe Washington
correspondent OF the Times yesterday
had an interview with Secretary Win.
dom in regard to the money market.
He was asked whether hc feared strln.
genCy or knew anything Of a corner in
the bond market, arranged to force the
treasury to raise the prices for bonds.
~ can see no indications Of a strin.
gent money market" replied the Secre.
tary. "As far as l can learn, there is no
abnormal demand for money; nothing
more than what there usually Is al this
time OF the year. The interior has made
the customary demand on New York
but crops have been pretty well moved
and money appears 10 be reasonably
plentiful,n
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TGrllEY
Tie ProaVcutlnS witness Did Not Appeal
and thu pFlsanefs Were Released,

The Prosecuting witness Did Not Appear
and The Prisoners WVfO Released,
SCRANTON, Pa Oct 2l.-samuel Crane,
the base ball player, charged with lar
cOuy and receiving, and Hattie Ffauen'
iellsr, charged with adultery with Crane,
who we're both arrested 10 New York,
where they were living together, and
brought here, we're Affslgned Ia court
thls morning. ffauspieIler, the wo'
mans husband prosecutor, ID wanted ioi
receiving stolen goods, aud he ID in hid.
Inv In New York. lie could not anBWeI
wien called, and by direction Of The
Court the prisoners were both returned
not guilty by the Jury and lhe costs puI
upon Ffaunieller'