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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-12

LOCK HAVEN, Pa June ll.-Mayor
Mason wishes II 10 be known that pro.
visions have been coming to this city In
liberal quantities and have been dis.
trlbutcd in the city and vicinity. A
number OF wagon loads Of provisions aud
clDthing have been sent from here 70
SalOna, Mackeyville, Flat Rock, Mill.
hall, Queens Run, Wayne and Lockport,
relieving many destitute pOtsonSat those
t,lnnnu.
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Tho presidpnps Ouunr.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June ii, The
President will leave Washington the lat.
ter part Of this month for Deer Park,
where a cottage has been prepared for
his reception. The length Of his visit
has not been settled, Mrs Harrison
aud her grand children will leave
Washington the latter part OF the present
week for Cape May, where they will 70.
main until the President is ready to 20
10 Deer Park. The President will make
one or more short visits TO Cape May
during Mrs. Harrison's Bojourn there.
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An Atl.lnrtnllr ,Ysdhli,r.

LONDON, June il.-ThO marriage Of
the Duke Of Portland to Miss Dallas
took place to-day, The Bishop Of Lin.
coin ofIiclhted asslstedby the Rev. John
Stores, rector Of 81, Johns church, and
Butlec Wick, the Dukes Chaplain. The
church was filled with prominent mem.
bgfs ol the arlBloGraCy. The bride Is .
tall and stately brunette with deep
brown hair. The Wedding presents
which were very numerous, inclndet
gllle from the Prince and Princes o.
Wales and Lord Salisbury,
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and another old time iugitives in its
scope, 1t is doubtful, however, whether
the executive would permit the extra
dition OF these boodlers, as Parliament
distinctly voted down an amendment
declaring the measure to be retroactive,
The bill will go into effect as soon az
the English Government ratifes 1t,
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poslmn.tera Appointed.

Special Di'pdieh 10 the hteliieaicr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 11.-Fourtl.
class postmasters were appointed for
West Virginia to-day as follows, Hall,
Barbour county, Il. l.. George, vice S. L,
Corbln reslgnedj Logan o. H., Logan
county, NJ. W. Berry, vice II. O. Hay
land removed,
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tclaI pl.paLeA D a. InIeNIaMtr.

Special Dlapdleh 70 no INltNI9tllotr
WASHINGTON, D. O., June l1,-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol.
lowSi Original invalid, Edward L. Gil.
llan, Restoration and increase, William
Tomllnson. Increase, LUvi w. Starkey,
Reissue, Basil T. Bowers.
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1F7t''" DI7T77IVV " w INITEIVTNltTd
WElroS, W, Va June 11,-John
Smith, the man arrested here on show
day for passing counterfeit money, was
brought before Squire Oliver for hear.
ing to-day. He waived an examination
and was remanded 10 jail 10 await tho
action Of the grand Jury,
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rh. ,Yslllnn i.,lrnhlllnn nlll.

OTTAWA, oST,, June ii.--It is learned
that tho Weldon exttadluon bill iS to be
ratified by the imperial government,
Tho law oGlcors Of the Department Of
Justice regard tho law Bhori. ol its YER
blagO az retroactive, thus including one
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TWO MORE ARRESTED.
New York Men Held for Completely in the
CrOnin Murder.

new IOrk men holu iOF GOhphulty III lhe
Cronin Murder.
New YoRx, June 11,-Acting upon in.
structions from the Chicago police, In
spector Byrnes caused the arrest OF John
MaroneY and Charles Mcdonald, two
men whom he had been shadowing for
suspected completely in the murder OF
DR.. Cronin. They are at police head
quarters to await the arrival OF officers
from Chicago. These men have been
shadowed by .Byrnes for some time past
and yesterday the Inspector received a
dispatch from Chicago for which he had
previously arranged. 1t was as follows:
CHICAGO, June 10.
10 Inspector Bvrne''
Arrest NJ. and Nc; will send officers
and passors Immediately.
L. NJ. LOCKER,
States Attorney.
G. HUBBARD, Chief of Police.
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afternoon at 9 o'clock will be the Alumni
meeting in the chapel, and at 4 p, NJ,
the anniversary OF the West Virginia
Historical Society will wind up the conf
menCement of 1898,
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stsAmship Arriyni,,

NEw YoRL, June ll,--Arrived, steamer
Persian Monarch, from London.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June Oil,-Atrived
steamer Lord Cline from Liverpool,
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nER FUTURE.


When our University becomes the
ultimatum OF graduated system Of In.
struCtlon, then and not till then will she
perform her true function and be de.
voted exclusively to the higher educa.
ton. She Is destined to become the
fountain head OF learning in the Noun.
tain State. She has her support from
the State and can offer superior advan.
tages at the public expense unlike the
forty different colleges In one other
State, most Of which at the sacrifice OF
quality must throw out all manner OF
inducements 10 sustain an existence.
Our University Is gradually assuming
herpropCr place In an educational sys-
TEN for West Virginia. The undercur.
rent Of her indirect influence has been
silently moving along and Is now appear.
ing at the surface and sweeping away
the obstacles 10 her own advancement
aud the States educational Interests.
The alumni have gone out and become
the leading and Influential citizens In
various sections Of tho State, and Of
course their influence for their alma
mater Is felt wherever they locate. The
State Superintendent OF free schools and
the principals Of all the normal schools
but two and Of tho public schools Of
Parkersburg, Huntington aud other
important towns are alumni and former
students In every occupation Is gradually
being reflected from every quarter ol
the State.
PROGRESS.
More students arc in attendance now
than ever before and a greater portion
are from distant counties than during
tho previous years. As the advanced
classes are becoming fuller the instruct.
ors and the apparatus are kept bright
ened up and not allowed 10 become
rusty. Friends 10 Our educational inter.
eBls arc becoming more numefouBly rep.
resented In the Legislature, Ia whom ara
entrusted ilB ingans OF support.
Progress ID being made In establishing
more desirable way 10 the higher oduCa
ton In West Virginia, But a great field
Is open for improvement. Progress hai
only begun. President Turner, In The
December number OF the West Virgins
School Journal, Urges tie proper method
The people In every county, or At leas
In every Senatorial district, must DO In
duCed 10 have one high school prepara
tory 10 entering college. Our Norma
schools, the Linsly Institute, Of Wheel
Ing, the ParkOrabnrg High school ant
the BuCkhannOn Academy have alrBad!
adopted thorough course Of lnBtruC
ton aud been improved as prepAralOr!
schools, graduates from them enteflnI
the freshman year without further OK
animation. What q blessing 10 WOe
Virginia and her University when Al
her young men and women have slcl
educational advantages.
The commencement exercises will OF
cur tomorrow morning at 0i30, In th
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sULLfyAN's ARREST.

Alex. sullivan'S arrest was affected
without the slightest trouble. Before
the verdict was read in public Coroner
Hertz emerged for q moment from
the room In which the jury
was In session, lie beCkoned
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Whether the "sider' was donated his.
tory saith not,
mo shoep for Mest Yllrinla.


The INrELLIaENcER office had q pleas.
ant call yesterday from Mr.. a. D. Hop.
kins, one Of the enterprising farmers Of
Wood county, w. Va, formerly OF Jack.
son county. He Is highly intelligent
on all matters pertaining TO agriculture,
especially live stock, In which he mani,
tests progressive and enterprislng ideas.
He has turned his attention from Span.
ish.Merino to southdown sheep, and Is
carefully breeding the best blood he can
buy In this line, finding 1t, as he says, a
good paying investment, He finds little
difficulty In selling his yearlings at ex.
~cellent prices, and says he expects to
give this specially increasing attention
"a the future. He believes that West
S slrsInaIS ,ssia asan S sEtb 90 sov p otber b WITH
Of sheep, or in fact, with any other live
Iaknnle.
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William BrldenStein, an old BrldRppoA boy,
spent part OF yesterday with friends Este,
,II Trsp plin K & ,SS , ISts ESsaIsPFssaS % ANA 4 4 sqSn the
Miss Eelta. Hogcrs left yesterday for Uhtlohs.
Willie 10 spend q few weeks with friends there,
F.p. thinner, a former Htldgeportor, but now
located Of Omaha, Mob, 10 the gieSt 0ihis father.
in'law, DR.. I'm. Todd.
The case of. D. Steel against tho Claire Scot,
company for Salhry due rs an actor ia Ibis com.
pany, was tried yesterday b0t0re Bquito HoWeli
and q juFy, aud was decided In favor a NE plRin.
ito: Mr. Eteel attached the companyS 6aFgHEe
and brought suit 70 tepNyFEg ~! due him, ithGb.
pcned that tAe baggage attached was the COZ.
tlRes II nv: yoSptn % Claire Scott, and the
Vile OF the manager and proprietor OF ihe
ttogpo, va ilefolyA SalAfled person, and had
no lnapclAl Interest or ownership In the troupe,
She said a. q witness that her husband owed Ref
e9eo salary. The Jury failed TO look az Il 10 She
did and decided thAtSh0 and her hu%sbandahould
gagged.
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THH EANANHA ClINT.
The Supreme Court Afflrms the
Circuit Courts Order
AND SENDS THE CASE BACK


In the Supreme Court Of Appeals yes
tsrday all the judges were present but
Judge Green, Five decisions were rem
dered, One Of these affirmed the iudg,
ment Of the Circuit Court Of KanaWha
county in the matter Of the canvass by
the County Court Of the Congressional
vote, John ID. AldeIson, the Demo-
cratic nominee, appealed 10 the Circuit
Court, which set aside the County
Courts action, but remandedth the case IA
be proceeded with by the County Court
in accordance with directions given,
Anderson got q writ oferror as 10 so much
OF the decision as remanded the count
to the County Court, Yesterdays deci-
sion afirms the Circuit Courts action
and sends the case back 10 the County
Court to be proceeded with in accord,
ance with the Circuit Courts directions,
Other business was done yesterday as
iollowsi
Burlington vs., N. N, 4 NJ. v, 90. from
KanawM county opinion by English
judgment Of circuit reversed and ludg-
ment Of justice OF the peace affirmed.
Lyon, executor, vs., Horror, from Har-
rison county; opinion by Snyder; judg-
mant Of circuit court affirmed,
Jones, for use, etc, VS., Browse, special
receiver, from Peasants county opinion
by Snyder; judgment reversed and case
remanded.
ztRn VS., Law, from Calhoun county
opinion by Snyder; decree of circuit
court reversed and case remanded,
Kanawha Railway Company VS.. Kama
wha Land and Mining Company, from
KanRwha county; writ o Terror allowed;
bond $3.50.
Thomas Murdoch, for use, etc, vs.. the
franklin Insurance Company, writ OF
error, from Ohio county; partly heard
and continued until this morning. Mes
srs. ". p, Hubbard and George d. Cald-
well are counsel for the opposing sides,
The case originated in 1868 by the de-
struction Of a barge by striking the
Clarksville bridge, in the Tennessee
river, and has been in the courts ever
ainna
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GOING FOR THR GOYRRNnR
The Appolhtmsnt Of Labor Cpmmla,Ion,
and lhs G~eyernors EEpEsssIens.

The Appalntment or Labor CammIaslonor
ana no Goyernor,s EEpre.sions.
~ ~ Eaior oftAs Iaidiienee.
em,-Yonr elaborate rano,4 ~ ys.,s,.
Y,
session OF ehe Vhlo falley Trades
Assembly IN Tegard 10 the da-appoint-
ment Of MI. Richard Robertson a Chief
I'D Labor staiistios. ~ Goys,no, WI.
IN sLnvs M az sayss.o ~ W.
y an , nnenvisb,e iisbt' TsbnI pro un og H.
Gnvsvrnyis antssesfsm ~ Y M, n.
tsssst ~ nIssr az IN nonndav snn n
coscadsi nv man ~ iii psr y ~ nv
man m ths STATE RI hatta, anssRs ~ an
IN nna;tinn thsn M Rahnrtann E,ons
boybooi thsnnsh ssriy -
middIs ass h;s ttbonShts IN San .nd
Lhis drama NJ r;.bti 49, ~ ssJs
sndnrea nv M ~ Az and
bis- nroiessional career \ whnIiy davn.
VA y amsIiSrats ths,, w cnI,tion usN
VIII ~ nns s4cansor Y w. b.,n.
an =
means an nfTansiSa nsrt;San X tbis easa
NJ pohsstson stsnSs No. M
~ ahcye ~ nv san y ~
csnss ~ lahnr He n,osass;Nnai ea,aas
Ss aS;tos and nron,;stnr ~ nnnss ~.
votsd ~ tSs w nonsa ~. ~
m his a stnre ~ i%niornatIen
which would IA ~ insS,imahie naira -
commISSinnar n lohor s.at;ss ~ q !
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MARTINS FERRY.
MIR. sweeney's Runeral-Personal Gossip
aud General Local News.

Mr.. sWeeney's Runeral-Personal Gossip
aud General Local News.
Robert IIeslop Is GU the sick list.
NJ N, II. smylle Is able 10 be out.
Mrs, Hannah sterritt left yesterday for Mt,
Pleasant.
Mrs, John 7. NtaywoOdis spending the week
OF MI. Pleasant,
Five two cent stamps at the POstOfice News
The 8 tMaty'S Church will picnic atMcswords'
orchard OIL the Fourth,
Mrs. James Watson has returned from a weeks
visit Rt Washington, IA,
Misses Bessie Griffith and Bessie Brady are
visiting friends at East Liverpool,
BaSsol Ray has returned from Mt, Pleasant,
whore his mother was buried last week.
Miss. Sarah German and Miss Flo CoylO left
yesterday for Pittsburgh 10 spend the summer,
Misses Mollie and Anna wier, Of Washington,
Pa, arc visiting at the residence Of INF. James a,
The Claire, Boot suit for $40 salary was sOt.
YEA a. bridgeport Yesterday, Miss Scott pay
Aug. Rohroy has torn down the two dwellings
On the GoFief Of Fourth and Locust preparatory
10 the erection. Of two store rooms,
Mayor II, Q, Mitchell left for Columbus Yes.
to-day as u delegate TO the Republican State
Convention. u y generally believed that For
aker Will DO nominated,
During the hummer stop Dayless BROS. willput
Anderson, Ind, the Flndlay Flint GI1s Works,
and tho Buckeye and Northwood Of Martins
Ferry.
Mr.. Joseph Jacobs will occupy tho Kuckuck
room 10 the Boyd block as q clothing aud gelts
furnishing store after October /, MI, KucEuck
moving intothe Opera House block. Nj. D. II.
Bhady will alS0 nnCtinV ma al iha tnnn1s In thn
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pelnta About mo River.

The river is again iallinga at this point,
The depth in the channel al dusk last
evening, according 10 che leyee gauge,
was IL feet inches. The Andes arrived
from Cincinnati In unusually good time
Yesterday morning with o lair trip on
board this popular stern.wheel steamer
will leave Oh her return trip 10 ClnCln-
natl az 8 O'Clock this afternoon. with
Capt, u. B. Cooper In command and
Mart Noll In his accustomed place In the
office. These officers ate known all
along the river as clever gentlemen, ever
ready 10 accommodate their patrons anu
do all In their power 10 make things
pleasant For the next three
months q more delightful or
cheaper small pleasure trip can
not DO made anywhere than on the
FLYER between here and Cincinnati the
scenery ID varied and all that can DO de-
sired, and the steamers o~tiereplendld ac-
contradictions az low rates. The Katie
Stockdale iBdue down at IN early hour
thjb morning enroutS from pittgbnfgh 70
6lndhnatl. The Hudson ID due DIP n
thib trade Aibo ~ On early holr. The
local daily packets are al fulnlng reg
nlafly and doing A good paying trade
Captain Booths new etetnIwheelef, the
Liberty, will soon DO ready 70 take the
old Kilograms place Ia che Olatington
tfadh. I.
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CLOSE GAill Az SPRINGFIELD
Lost BY the Whseling oiab-A kick on m
Umnlfe-Other Bnll Notes.

Lost ~ the wheeling plph7A kick on the
UmRiFe-OthsF hnll Notes,
Apeial pipaeh q NJ hif11meR,
SPRINGFIELD, o., June 24.-To-day'H
game was the second Of this series here
and was won by Springfield by superior
base running. The Wheeling boysneed
70 keep their eyes open, and on the ball,
shAmus pitched q fine game, and II
.ahould have been won by Wheeling, %
he pitched winning ball all through.
The old chestnut has 10 be revived
aboutthe umpire, forofall rank umpirea
this one Is the boss he allowed ERston
10 make a balk andthen throw the ball
TO third, and then the third basemRn
pushed O'RouTke Equarelyf from the base
and Brennan called him out, The next
batter was Dunn lndhe drove out along
fly on which 0'Roprke would have
scored, The games here have 10 be play,
ed with fity-cent balls % there are no
League balls in the town, Nichol has
protested against playing with such balls
they are certainly In violation Of the
League'srule, ThegRme Tomorrow will
likely be protested lnlessSanother um-
pire and the proper balls are in use,
President Howell, ofthe Wheeling club,
who 10 making this trip with his team,
said to your correspondent this evening
1.-THE Wheeling team Is playing great
ball, but 1t cannot win with such odds
against II, The team win, however,
think give q good account Of itself TO,
morrow, / am told that the Springfield
people were going 10 mob this umpire
Saturday for his bad work, Such action
| do not endorse, but surely they have
had grounds to kick"
The full score Of to-day's game was as
follows
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knights of s.. John Picnic.

The knights of St. John gave a sue
cessful and enjoyable picnic at Frank
Walters summer garden, out the pike
yesterday. Preceding 1t the knights Of
st. John and Knights Of 81. George,
headed by the Opera House band,
paraded In full uniform through the
principal streets. The Opera House
orchestra made the music Tor dancing,
and the attendance was large all day,
and until a reasonably late hour last
night, when the crowd dispersed.
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APatalshoet,nS Accident,

Casdus Corbin, q conductor ON Che
B. q 0Agrayel train, and William Reed,
4 brakeman, were shooting Of q mark
near WAsnbpkst over the river, yestef.
day, when the revolver was accidentally
discharged, the ball plpglpg through
Reeds abdomen. Reed suffered untold
agony and died al 3 O'Clock. Conductor
Cbfbin'iB almost crazy, Reed left q wife
and ono child al Newark, Ohio. Cotbln
ID unmarried,
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BARBOUR {

DRAR slR.-as you arc q hole sale
Dealer In whiskey 4 Drudgs the Boys
from here does think that you should
send them some campaign slider for Ia
keep down the new amendment / think
that 1t will Bee some good for / think
there BY | can save several votes that
would vote for the amendment as for me
| will vote for free whiskey and By q
Little in auenGe can get several votes
the same way there has Bin Campaign
slider sent TO Different Places for that
Perpus ] will doc what I can any way
But think you should Donate some thing
to help keep Down the amendment.
Yours and &c.
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip fron

AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Harvest will begin in these parts next week.
WindowRlass was shipped from hero yesterday
10 Ogden, Utah.
John KincRde Is very low with typhoid fever
Of his Fourth ward home.
o. O. WelShAnS, OF Mingo Junction, was here
yesterday on railroad business,
Quite . number Of Bellaire people will attend
week.
Harry E. Randolph and bride will arrive this
week from Flndlay and make this their future
home.
75 Hssi sr TSS5d aSsEs sEi 'o lsa E Essts sPa Il S G.
gong FeVeFAl MohiM,
The following delegates have gone 10 the State
convention At Columbus: q. L. PoortnRn, John
Davis A. I. .MeKelyey, ". A. Hunt, Wilbur
Elohol, ". !, Berry a. thurman, N. g. Mitchell,
Thomas Welsh, F.'C, Robinson aud EEta Melon.
nell. Thodelegationi Is divided on the Governor.
NlI0s - .".
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LOCAL BREyEiEs


Matters % Minor momahtm and About tho
clty.
OR marriage license was Issued yes.
terday.
M, nanitoli clock "a ont a. ,,d.vord
don't n
Tus n;ty nornc,t m.sts II ,.,,i.,
sass;on M oysnsns
700 ptoglsss ny MAFksl
street ANensp ysssstuAy'
Council vomnllleea ~ uemetelles
ny Ils9 sYsnlhs Appl'eu numpef
OF plls'
ANoTHBR excursion e coming from
s~tenhenyille on Thursday, The party
WIN Ylsil the faik,
THR charter OF the kahaWhaO OIL Conn
pany was yesterday filed for record in
Clerk Hooks Office, % required by law,
TIM new Market street pavement ia
already popular with Wheelmen, and
large numbers Of them were out on II
last night,
The brakemen on the Baltimore &
Ohio are carrying clubs now, and when
they see q trSnp's head bob up the head
will suffer,
CLERK Hook Yesterday refused 10 ad,
nit To probate the writing offered "a the
last win and testament Of katherine
Burney, deceased.
Tins excrrsionists who want n Tobns.
town on sunday numberine about i'd,
rot back about 5 O'Clock yesterday morn,
Ing. They Mi said theiF curiosity was
entirely satisied.
n,n,,,v N q D,v,,y usn,
mn n Hsncoci conntS vesterdaw n
summon a number 81 witnesses 10 an.
near before a special d, s. grand Jury Al
Parkesburp June 2s.
M. .os,s.. ali .l,o.o,ior. m .bo
n,,stana S Earso asa ,ha srh;sct ~ nrch
Sntsreatad co%nverTation about town.
The n~ostoifice win NOT be moved out 81
the 6uildinp during the repairs.
M,on,v nIvppv,t- The sir.n from
whasIins wbo was r]acently warned n
I O Mns maS 1870 ~ Satrr'
av ava va wiIIb s sent n Gleveland' where
shs viii rsceiye nroner eare.-Seibenvins
Herald.
TaS s-.nt,omsr,s D,ivins Association
viii havs = msetipe ON he ststa Fair
Gronnds TbnrsIav afternoon, and on
sotrrdsv a. ira Sons ~ H. Gaorss Mo.
nic tbsrs two nj hoyses from Bells;Sa
Viii racs
1.soM ron,so, :, war,.h,,. Mo.
sstnrdSy snvaasd IL q y. RraSvI ESs-
IN WsSLinoten IA ~ 'mana1er ~ ohe
LII tts eiass XXI Al fiat nIsce Mr.
:Iohnson reniaces M S%nel}bamsh. Iate
lof StsnhenvIlle, RESIGNED,
NJ LIT. r..,,.h r.n....
MY y y w
shufvn 4 ~ sSen tsnu9l fsceP'
RSrr;ys and Paw obSrIss " e HeSs,ap
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A STRANGE COMPLICATION,
The Circuit Courts too Many for the Judges
Thereok

The Circuit Courts too Many for the Judges
Thereof.
JudgePaull, who has been conducting
Circuit Court at Moundsville for the past
week, and is In the midst Of his term,
had to 20 to New Cumberland yesterday
to open the regular term there, Judge
Campbell, to whom the court was as
signed, being engaged in the AlcManis
murder trail at Wellsburg. Thus the
courts OF Hancock, Brooke and Marshall
are all in session at the same time, in
addition to which a special term has been
set down for July 8 in this county and
another for July @. This Is almost as
much as two judges could DO expected
To attendto. 1tan important case should
come up for hearing at Moundsuille and
the Wellsburg murder trial still continue,
II might become necessary To elect a
Judge pro TEN. for Hancock county. The
law makes provision for such a contin-
gency, though 1t has never been known
70 arise in West Virginia in actual prac-
.tinn