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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

According to tue latest estimates, nine
persons were killed aud about twenty
Injured by Fridays cyclone in Beaufort
county, s. y.
Henry Weaver, who wrecked a Mich.
igan Central train at Steubenville, Ont,
pleaded guilty aud was sentenced 10
seven years imprisonment.
Maria Hubbard, living at No. 1928 Full.
ton street, Baltimore, was burned TO
crisp Saturday, She was lighting a tif
and her clothing was set In q blaze.
The examination Of Phelps Perrin and
L. W. Baker, charged with to5bing the
Iron Exchange Bank, Of Hurley, Wis,
u over 10000, has been adjourned un.
I'll to-day.
Z. s. Bates, young student from Bos.
ton, who was reading law at Cincinnati,
committed suicide in his roonl Ia the
Hotel Geneva, by inhAling gas through
a paper tube As he lay ln bed.
Lafayette Hungeriord, ouCe well
known throughout the country "a a car
builder, was found dead In q bad al
Rochester, N. ", Saturday morning.
He had been an invalid from creeping
paralyBia
The Missouri Pacific company has
closed a contract for tho construction oi
100 miles Of railway from IioCftnoI,
Ark, on tue Little Rock, Mississippi 4
Texaa railway, q branch pl the Iron
hopnlain road 10 Muntoe, In,
Matthew hanks, colored, waA hanged
pteacnpO ol about 800 people, otwhOm
only two were tlegtQte. Banks made no
confession, When asked II lie had any.
thing 10 cay no fepllydl mo, I want II
over "a soon a. possible"
President Evan Jones, oi:the Farmenl
aud Labofefa' Uuiun Of AliieilCa, said 4
Wss NOT unlikely that an alliance would
I'D i0tmed With the kniRhls Of Labor, ID
The OhiGbla bi the two ORGANIZATIONS were
practically The same, The WARMERS aud
Lahof0ta ptopo1e 10 make war on trusts,
inonOnDllbp aud ByndiCales that control
large tfAuls oi land,
BApllbIe Renaude, The French athlete,
waa sjriOubly injured a New Orleans,
Friday night, Ii diving from tower 100
feet lilgh, Into 4 net While N the ait
he tried tO turn q BumefBault and land
on bis bhouldetsin tile net, but hO sIguCk
on hia back and Injured bis spine 10 5uch
d manner N 70 cause complete pafAlysla
! q The lower llmbs
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dom PEDRO GHHHRFUL
And Philosophical in His Exile
in Portugal,
PORTUGUESE SOIL TOUCHED.
The sE'EmperOr Declines to Receive
the EyeF'PFesont Interview.
Treated Kindly - Other
Foreign News.

LISBON, Dec, l,-Dom Pedro has
finally touched Portuguese soil. The
steamer Alsgoss, upon which he sailed
from Rio Janeiro, arrived yesterday at
st. Vincent, Cape De verd Islands, with
'he ex'Emperor and his party on board,
Every one is in good health, and Dom
Pedro appears rather cheerful aud phil
lsophical in his dethronement,
Upon the arrival Of the Alagoas at ST,
Vincent an attempt was made TO inter.
view Dom Pedro concerning the events
that had led to his deposition and exile,
de declined, however, to enter into any
discussion relative to the revolution, but
'Eated that he had been treated with the
Utmost kindness throughout.
The Republicans Of this country have
determined TO hold demonstration of
he Provisional Government OF Brazil.
Deputy Latino Goelho has been charged
" them with the task Of preparing an
'ddress, which shall embody the sentl-
nents Of the Portuguese Republicans
the change Of rule in Brazil.
= ia 70 be signed by all the members
y the Republican party throughout
Portugal, and win be sent to
BIO Janeiro to the President and
Jabinet by a special delegation, with all
possible iormalIty. The starting OF the
delegates for Brazil will be made the Oc-
aston Of a great public demonstration,
railing the brazilian Republic US a ben.
'tit to the country and to the world.
The members Of the Government do not
iare To suppress this demonstration,
est such action might lead TO serious
and cause q general outbreak
J! the revolutionary party all over the
,inOdnm
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READY FOR BUSINESS.
The Fifty-First Congressional
Organization
SPEAKER REEDS ELECTION
WIN Leave MeKIpIey-Tho Leader OF
the Republicans on the Floor of
the Housc,-IntercstIng to West
Virginia oalce.soOkers,


Special Disp1teh 70 ne IaetllgfHeeF,
WAsHISGToS, D, o., Dec, l,-There Ia
q general feeling tonight Of relief over
the outcome Of the speakership fight,
All Republicans express themselves as
fully satisaed at the result though they
say that with such a field to choose from
any one OF the candidates could not have
failed Of giving satisfaction,
The Southern members scored their
point in electiug Adams, Of Maryland,
for Doorkeeper, although his majority
was q narrow one,
The vote Of the II Southern members
on the first ballot was Us follows; Reed
Il Henderson 2; Burrows l Mckinley
On the second and last ballots the
only change was that Of HouCk, OF Ten.
nessee, from Mckinley 10 Henderson.
What is.most interesting to West Vir.
ginians now is the construction that will
now be put on the resolution passed by
the caucus which provides that the pat
ronage of the House shall be distributed
among the various States In proportion
70 their Republican representation.
What West Virginians want 10 know is
whether this means they are to get no
SHARE 10 the patronage because they are
temporarily deprived Of three seats.
Leading Republicans answer them that
II cannot be construed In this manner,
aud that West Virginia will get her full
Bhare.
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BLOOD ON THE MOON,
Prospects Of Trouble Between Maryland
and Virginia.

Prospects Of Trouble Between Maryland
and Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec, LA conflict be-
tween the States Of Virginia and Mary.
land seems imminent In consequence Of
the proclamation Of Governor Jackson
throwing open the waters Of Hog Island
Flats to dredgOrs, Governor Lee received
a telegram from the Attorney Of the
Commonwealth Of. Northumberland
county, setting forth the situation of
affairs, whereupon Governor Lee tele-
graphed as follows:
Cqpiatn Foster, CYamandiaO STATE Steamer cAs'a.
itake, HorlOLk, Va;
Mr.. Lewis enjoys certain rights under
the law OF this State. 1t Is my duty to
see that such law Is executed. You are
Instructed, therefore, to fully protect Mr..
Lewis in bis rights, The law OF one
State cannot be repealed by the procla.
nation OF the Governor Of another.
FITRHUGH LEE.
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AN UNUSUAL MARRIAGE.
An Ohio Girl weds Her Grand. .UnCic, vii,
d Worth Ai,hOn. 600.

An Ohio Girl wedS Her Grand. .Uncic, who
Is Worth Si,SOO,OOO.
MASsiLLoS, o, Dec, liza marriage
having unusual features was celebrated
at the home Of the btidt'S parents here
Friday night. The bride was Miss
Annie Orone, agcd "a, daughter Of
Frank otonC, a leading dry goods met.
chant. Tie groom was Valentine Fries,
Of Huron county, Ohio, q grand.uncle Of
the bride, aged B6, who 10 president Of q
bank al HufOS, owner Of six vessels on
Lake Erie, a large sLoCkholder In the
Lake Superior Copper Company, Presl.
dent Of thO Cleveland Iron Ship Bald.
log Company, and also Interested In
other enterprises Ia The Forest CITY,
HlB wealth b estimated al Si,bOO,O06
Only members Oi Tie BRIDES iAuiil ! VII
messed The ceremony, Rev. Cahill, Of
II. JosOph's Catholic church, ofllClAled
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PUBLIC MONEY IN NATIONAL BANKS
The Treasury Department win Withdraw
It-How II viii He Done,

The Treasury Department WIN Withdraw
It-How It WIN He Done,
WASHINGTON, Dec, 1.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has decided to reduce
the number Of National bank depos.
itories, and the amounts Of moneys kept
Herewith.
tits intended to make this reduction
in such. manner as to avoid as far as
possible any disturbance to the business
Of the country. A transfer to the Sub
Treasury on or before January 10, 1s0t,
ot about 10 per cent OF their holdings Oi
public moneys will be required irolp
banks having 10 active accounts aboul
10 per cent Of the surplus held by them
over and above the amount needed lol
the convenience OF tue public service
or, II the banks wish to sell TO tue Gov.
ernment the bonds furnished as security
for these deposits the Secretary will pur.
chase them aud retain from the proceeds
Of sale the amount which otherwis,
would have to be deposited as above
stated, sending checks To the bank for
the residue. s.i Hlll1
Other calls will be made from time To
time, but always with due regard 70 th.
business interests, until the public
moneys with the banks shall have been
reduced TO the amount needed for cur.
rent public business, aud the money
Withdrawn will be used for the purchase
OF United States bonds. Banks desirinp
to dispose Of the entire amouht Of bonus
furnished as securities for public dc.
posits will not, OF course, be limited to
the ten per cent transfer Of the frat call.
The total amount Of the Government
deposits In banks OF both these classes iS
now about S47 900, 1000. ,F
The ordinary amount OF public funds
distributed among all the repositories
has been from $40, 900, 900 TO SIS, 100, 900,
but ran up in 1887 to about S2O,OOOOOO.
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before or some days after, unknown men
were seen. AiuFor that would do that
violates his oath because there 10 no
known or visible connection between
the two, After that question Is settled
that there is q connection between the
circumstances and the fact that yon are
looking into and trying 70 find out
without doubt, Then you are to still
inquire II that circumstances may not
be true, and yet the man be innocent.
That Ia the great test,
Judge Wing then dwelt upon the
necessity that the Jurors should put
aside their natural prejudice against
those men on account Of their nationality
and religion, and remember that II was
natural for them 10 love the home Of
their birth, The court then adjourned
till Monday morning,
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EE'COlleetOr Of Internal ReVsnue-AdIu,
tAnt General and QuaFtermaltsr During
the War,
Special DtyaseA 10 at IHlellRAer,
GRAFTON, W, Van Dec, l,-General
George W, Brown died at his home here
yesterday Of inaammatory rheumatism,
after short illness, The deceased was
so years OF age and prominently known
throughout the State, having been Col.
leCtor OF Internal Revenue for the Sec
ond district for twelve years. He was
Mayor Of this city several terms and
held public office by appointment or
election nearly all his lie. He served
as Adjutant aud QuartermRster General
under Governor Foreman during the
war and was one Of his most trusted and
devoted officials. He was a brother Of
Lieutenant Z. NJ. G, Brown, Of the
United States Navy, recently OF Samoan
iamei also Of Hon. Charles E. Brown, Of
Cincinnati. General Brown leaves a
widow and two children 10 mourn his
loss. Mrs. Brown Is the sister OF Mrs. N.
Z. Whitaker, Of Wheeling. The funeral
Will take place Monday afternoon at 2
Olclonlc
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III WILL CONFESS,

A Murderer willing to save Ills Neck By
Turning states Evidence.
DENVER, Dec. 1.-The prisoner Isor,
who was arrested by United States Mar.
shal Hill for completely in the massacre
in No Mans Land, in May, 1883, has
agreed to turn stats'seyidenCe, provided
he Is assured Of immunity from punish.
mOnt for hiS own connection 10 the mat.
ter.
Isor is known to have been intimately
acquainted with all the events leading up
To hetragedy, aud TO have enjoyed the
confidence Of the Hugeton party, Of
which Robinson and Fcasor wer6 tile
leading spirits.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
WIN Not Rs Transmitted to Congress until
Te-insrrow.

To-nsFrow.
WAsHEsaToS, Dec, 1.-The Filty,anl
Congress will assemble at noon to-moF-
row, with q prospect Of accomplishing
an orderly and uneyentipl organization,
In view, however Of the necessary con-
sumption Of practically an entire
day in the organization Of thu
new House OF Representatives, th,
Presidents annual message will mo-
be sent to Congress- until Tuesday, Th'
annual report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury will be transmitted at Aoon Oh
Wednesday, The coming Congress viii
have broughtto It's attention for action
s,umber Of mattera upon which
the public has become well
laiormed by reason Of previous
discussion, Among them are the Blail
educational bill the bill to forfeit lana
grants, general and special to declar
trusts unlawful the dependent pension
bill the bills to repeal the civil suryic,
and eleomorgarine tax laws, and various
measures relating 10 the tariff, Internal
revenue and general financial sysIems,
The general expectation is, and tht
precedents 60 10 confirm II, that yerS
Little business will be completed before
the holidays. A good part OF the tim,
Of the Senate the coming week and up :,
the time Of the Christmas recess will be
consumed In executive session, discuss,
ing and disposing Of the long list Of re,
cess nominations that the President has
TO send In for confirmation or rejection
a Republican caucus will be held
early in the week TO place the new Seu'
atorS on committees. II is said that al
this caucus efforts will bs made to efec
some change in the personnel Of the
Senate'a officers.
Unlike the Senate, the House oi
Representatives, Of the 5lst Congress
will present decided change in politi-
cal complexion as compared with IL
predecessor. BeSides the addition ol
i've representatives from the new States
TO the roll extensive changes have
resulted from the last elections So
that OF the total Of $50 members,
only 100 occupied seats In the last Con-
gress aud the Democratic majority Of u
Ia the Filtieth Congress have been re-
81 eight, as shown BY the
unofficial list prepared by the clerk
At noon tomorrow General Clark, the
clerk Of the lust House, who holds ove
until his successor 10 appointed, will call
the members elect together.
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pLEAsANTs CvVNrY OILl

Another Blg strlge-Twenty Barrels an
Hour-Flye Dollar OIL ut belmont station.
>peetal DispaieA otu INtslIiOaIe9.
ST. MARYs, w. Va, Dec. barns.
dale & Moors No. 0 well on the Cochran
farm, struck yesterday evening, is doing
twenty barrels an hour, The same par.
ties own the "Blg John" on the Ham.
matt farm. The Duncan Oil Oompany's
we'll, on the Alb. Smith farm, above Bel.
mont Station, struck last Wednesday at
800 feet, while drilling for deep oil, IS
good for ifty barrels day OF heavy oil
worth S. per barrel. These two strikes
have put up land values all through the
field. Few locations are constantly being
made, and rig builders have their hands
fnll.
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nov IGOE LOST His LIFE.

The Terrible Fate of the Operator who
Remained at Ills Post While Others Fled.
New YoRE, Dec, 1.-The western cir.
cult wires Of the Associated Press were
burdcncd with outgoing matter last
night. William D. Chandler, one Of its
most rapid senders was hurrying the
lads along the line that touches New Or.
leans poulhward, Kansas city westward
and Minneapolis nofthward, The pace
was warn, for II was Saturday night
and SundRy,s papers would 10 early 10
press. Suddenly Chandler paused, shut
bic key and looked up with an expres'
sion OH his face that challenged inquiry
from hla colleagues 90 10 what was thu
trouble on the wlre, The Associated
Press operator at Minneapolis had
broken, and oil tue men on the line had
paustd, like Chandler, 10 listen.
"There's q FIRE on The third floor oil
this { Tribune building" said 1goO OH the
wire, "and I'm on the seventh floor,
Then, after q momenL'g pause, lie added
200 ahead, Chandler New York be.
gan again aud after brietspaCe yielded
10 Cleveland, who had q "rush" dis
patch, aud this was oil Of Cleveland'l
message that lgoB received;
uCLkyELANb, ONO, Nov .30.--UNpt
Jos. MolIelt, d we'll known lake mRn
was killed tc'day,by iallipS Into tho hold
Just there tgoe ubroke.p
dHoys," ho licked on the wire, and
thVfb Wds anplhet briVi patge and all thy
men Oh Che circuit were llStehihR VIII
Interest, Iof they had noted Ii tho trans
mission BY 1gov u the word "boys,H
ttVmulouBhesS Of touch, lugt 10 4 laymat
could detect q ltenUE III human voice
"liOys, I've got 10 stand You off, can't
from igoe. 1,l'm the only OnB left OF
thia H6Or, Every body b gone and
can'tatAyahy lon9ef,p Click, shut wen
his key and some operator Ou lilo linz
quickly ''OpgnOd, and shoBled alleI
Igob, 10 Il we're, "TAkO lhe hiaCtlnt
hl6nk-lsaye The machine" referring Il
the typewriter, lhU Associated Press 10
poFll being executed on typeWflIefS a
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Eurnp.Y.

This Is what you ought 10 have. IN
fact, You must have II, TO fully e6joy
life. Thousands arc searching iof L
daily, and mourning because tiOy lnd
1: not Thousands upon thOuBalids OF
dollars arO spent annually by our pgople
In tho hope that they iiiuy attain tiis
boon. And yet II may DO had by ali.
We guarantee that Electric Bitten, II
used according 70 directions and lhe I,ss
perslSLed In, will bring you Good DI.
lGsllon and onSt the d6Ailotl DySpepSia
and install instead Eupepsy, Wp roc.
Ontngnd Electric BlttOfs ior DyspebSia
and all discusses Of Liver, Stotnaeh nni
Kidneys. Sold at 5OO and 81 DOF bolile
by Logan Drug Co., druggist,
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A PRIGaIYuL RIPLOsION.
-Four Lives Lost Near OH oIty-Bplldiug
Badly Wrecked,

NhhN AtANNN AfesF ANN"s NNN wv T-TN~N-TTNN
Badly Wrecked,
On CRY, Pa, Dec, l,-slx thousand
pounds OF niuo,glycerine belonging to
the Torpedo Company, Of Warren, were
being unloadsd from boat mile below
oil City yesterday, and taken to a branch
magazine, two miles from the river,
Twenty,four hundred pounds had been
removed, when at 2 o'clock q terrific ex-
plosion occurred, shaking the whole city
and breaking the windows in all parts OF
the town.
The mangled remains Of James Fisher
and Edward Huffman, both sons Of
widows, residing south Of Oil City, were
found near the scene Of the explosion.
Two guns were found In the vicinity,
belonging to boys who were out hunt
ing, and who were last seen shooting at
a mark near the location Of the glycerlne.
1t Is supposed that both were killed,
Buildings in the vicinity were badly
wrecked. Wm. Fairs large ice houses,
near the boat, were blown 800 feet into
the air, Total damages 81, OOO TO O,OOO.
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ali points. But there was no response.
THIS clicking instrument had spoken the
half jocular message In an empty room.
Then the work want on again and no
one Of his colleagues thought serlously
ofIgoe's good bye until there came bull
letins Of loss Of life, and among thsm q
bulletin stating the fact that poor lgoe
had stayed too long. Those twenty-five
last words he took were fatal, They
cost him his life, and the men at their
keys were grave as they worked on TO
"good night 0ne, who had started In
at "Rood evening"" had received his
"SO"beiore the report was closed,
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BOTH ARE IN JAIL
An Engagement by Letter with yory Ltttlo
HSmanCe About It,

An Engagement by Letter with Very LfttIo
llOmanco About 1t.
FlSDLAY, o., Dec. LA romance in
real life came to a sudden stop here this
evening! About two years ago Miss N.
E. Parrish, Of Cuba, Kan, noticed an
an advertisement from James Hardy,
Charlotte, Mich, in paper for a cores
pondent. She answered II and the pair
have been writing each other ever since.
A short time ago she received letter
from her lover asking her TO meet him
al Findlay, whore they would be mar
ried and 60 to her western home. Both
arrived hero yesterday n,rning on DIFF
ferent railroads and they soon saw each
other for the first time, After paying
her expenses here from her western
home Nettie had S. left. This her lover
borrowed and celebrated by getting
drunk and disorderly. They were both
arrested and now lie at police head
quarters. James Is charged with carry
Ing concealed weapons and will likely
got u term in tho workhouSe. NeItie.
who Is aged 10, wants TO be sent home.
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west virginia Arrivals.

Special DtspdlcN % ne InlsINgenotr. V-lI
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 1,-west
Virginia arrivals are Hon. A. II. Malone,
Of Charleston, late seCrstary Of the Re.
publican Executive Committee Of the
Third Congressional District; Prof, I. O.
Miller, Superintendent Of Public Schools,
OF Fairmont; Col. II. L. Fleming, oi
Fairmont. Colonel r. E. Fleming Il q
candidate for one ofthe Assistant Door.
Keepers IN the House.
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In the medical llne 10 the pleal.aut iruit
Laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II colnbines
the active properties Of dE.tes, aga and
ptuneB In such q way "a 10 mRkp1t nns
q the most pleasant End effective roma.
dies on the market. II Ia easily uksn
1y 9iu anu young, and ls q sure cure iOr
9Abl!ual cOlpNpatlDh, billousness, dyS.
Pgpsla, sick headache aud piles, aid All
ulbeasf1 GliBed ~ weak stomach, diB.
yAAel hdneys or inactive llyur. SDlj In
~ cent bottles by u. II, uOClSe, W, W,
irwin, W. y. williams, John lauvblin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., Wholesale agents.
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ALrxANpEn sIlLLIYAN.

NUM- ulu peBkd uukt bpeeCu IOllOWs
Ing this? Yes. Whatdid he say2 Hear
aCGarry's testimony: ~ remember
that Alexander sullivan's name had not
been mentioned. The Triangle had not
been mentioned, Beggs said that visit
ing memoers were coming In there, and
they would speak. II wasn't right, he
said ; II was not fair, and I wanted TO in.
terrupt him, and the Chairman at that
time wouldn't allow me. wanted to
interrupt him when be used the wohl
'cowardly.' He said they came in there
talking about Alexander Sullivan, and 1t
was cowarlly, he said, to talk about a
man behind his back. Why didn't they
say II 10 his face, and then he slapped
his breast and said Alexander Sullivan
had plenty Of friends and he was one OF
them"
Then you find that on the 22d day OF
February this same Senior Guardian was
called upon to appoiuta secret commit.
Tee 10 investigate the action OF Dr.. Cronin
In charging Alexander Sullivan with EN-.
bezzlement OF the funds Of the order, or
rather the Executive, better known
as The Triangle, with that ofiense. The
Triangle has been guilty OF embezzling
the funds Of the order aud putting men
into English prisons, yet, without hav-
ing mentioned his name In his speech,
MOGerry merely repeated the charge,
and this man Beggs said he would not
submit TO II, thatit was cowardly for him
10 make au attack on q man In his alb.
senCe.
Now, gentlemen, remember this was
on the 22d day OF February, two days
after the carpet was nailed down In the
fiat at III CLARK street, fiye days after
the notorious letter that the Senior
Guardian had written 10 Spelman under
the pretext oil finding out something he
knew all about, What else?
SETTING rnE FATAL TRAp.
We find that at the following meeting,
on the tlrst day Of March, 1t is in evi.
denGc from Henry Owen o'Connor that,
as he was leaving the hall, Daniel
Coukhlin, chairman Of the committee,
followed him into the antoroom, and
said to Henry Owen o 'Connor that there
were other LeCarons there. SInppIas.
IL II not, that on the eighth day Of Feb.
ruary the motion was made for the com.
tnitteo In Camp 20, on tho 10th OF Feb.
ruary, Senior Guardian Beggs 10 writing
about tho matter 10 Edward Spelman;
on the 11th he again writes about III on
The 10Th tue fat 10 rented at ITO CLARK
street on the goth the carpet VIA nailed
dowR on tho 22d Of February ByRps
defends tho Triangle, and on The ifSt
day OF March this man Coupbiin, WHO
is now on trial Tor hls lils, denounces
Dr. Cfonln as q SOY.
On the 29th ol April, as teltiAsd 10 BY
Beggs lfiend spellLnan, the district
uss,IVv ,.,snt ~ CIiuIolusiVely ,i,It s1oNn 70
what ,iIn,, tnls us committee !,i % had reference,