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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30
AGAIN WE 60 TOWN.
Humors of Dissention In the wheeling
Club-DIamond Notes

Nuihors OF DisBention In the Wheeling
Club-Diamond Notes.
The game yesterday, at the Island base
ball park, the third and last of the Canton
series, WIS devoid OF interest. 1t was
another very lop-sided game and the lop
was in favor of the Cantonese. The team
work of the home aggregation was bad.
Some Of the boys lost their heads at criti-
cal points and others played like posts.
They did not exert themselves in the field,
bot did pretty we'll at the bat They hit
the ball hard and often, and had their
fielding been anyways clean, a victory
would have been won.
There are rumors. of dissention in the
club, and Judging from the recent work,
they are very probably true. When
jealousy enters baseball team good work
goes out. The very stiff and poor work of
some of the players right be referred to
individually, but maybe the boys will
brace up and make some attempt TO play
ball as they did when the season opened.
The contrast between the team work Of
She two clubs, especially in the last two
games, was very marked. The Csntons
we're full of snap and ginger, while the
Wheeling boys put up a dull, listless
game. This must be corrected, or the
string of defeats will be long drawn out.
Sammy Nichol yesterday appeared in his
old position, middle field, and afterwards
at second and short, and although he
hasn't had much practice lately, he COW
cred all positions very creditably. There
are number of the boys who put mp q
good game in whatever position they play,
but others certainly do not play as well as
they are capable of doing.
To tell of yesterdays game would simply
be to prolong the agony. Good field work on
the part of the home team would have won
them the game, az the base hit and error
columns would indicate. All Of the boys
hit Stab hard, but the Canton felders
were exceedingly lively and allowed few
chances to escape them.
Following is the score in full:
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ROME ALARMED.

by False Report OF the Pope's Death
ROME. May 29.-The public was startled
to-day by a report Of the death Of the Pope.
The rumor reached the House of Parlia-
ment, and caused much excitement among
the Senators and Deputies. On inquiry il
was learned that there was no foundation
whatever for the rumor. His Holiness is
good health, and attends daily to
the duties of his office.
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PRESIDENTIAL POsTMAsTERs.
A Long List Appointed Tod y-Hilton
Gets the Erie Postomce.

0NNa the AaEAr uoAoAANN
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The President
today appointed the following post
masters:
Walter W. Shaw. at Texarkana, Ark q,
vice O. Il. Bramble, resigned; Alyis
smith. at Van Bursn, Ark, vice James T.
Stuart. resigned; VIM. T. Brush, at
Cloverdsle. Cal, vice John Field, re-
signsd:J. IL. Leese, at Monterey, Cal,
vice Edward Ingram, resigned; Albert q.
Barton. at San Pedro, Cal, Office became
Presidential. James A. Fowler, at Selma
Cal. vice VIM l.. Smith, resignedi John
@. Hilton. at Erie, Pa, vice f. Q. Shan
non. commission expired; John h. Hod-
der. at Aurors, ILL.,, vice Michael W.
C1rbett, resigned John l.. Ozourn, at
Muphysh0rongh, H., vice George ). An
drews. resigned; VIM. ". Smell, at OheIo-
kee. Iowa, vice James V. Ward, resigned
Samuel ". Weaver, at Marcus, Iowa, office
became Presidential; Frank d. Thomp-
son. at Nevada, Iowa, vice L. ID. Fem, re-
moved. Chas. n. Scott, al Gladstone
Mich. office became Presidential VIM.
Harris. at Lake Linden, Mich, vice Eu-
charist Brule, removed; Erwin II. Ewell. at
ST. Louis. Mich. vice Stiles Kennedy, rs-
moved: Chas. Taylor, at Great Falls, Mont &,
otlcs became Presidential; j. S. Dollinger'
st Covington. o., vice George F. Lammer,
res igued: jos. l.. Mckinney, at Lewiston,
Pa. vice t. lOmas Mutterly, removed
George G.. Reese, at Olyphant, Pa otnce
became Presidential Henry A. Parsons'
Jr. at st. Marys, Pa, vice lguauus Car
ner. removed; james NJ. Martin, at John
son City. Tenn, vice Wm. Reilly; Val Mil
ROY. at olympia, W. T., vice Arthur d..
Glover. removed; Lincoln II. Byerle, at
Goshen. Ind, vice Daniel l.. Miller, re-
moved. A. J. Prince, at Pratt Mines, Ala.
Miss Genevieve French, at Sag Haroor,
ny; II. i. Spencer, at Proctor VI
James Sullivan, az Hsrrisonyille, va W.
IL Strothers. al WarrentOn, Va.
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Chlldren starvInr 70 peaih

On account Of their inability to digest food
will find a most marvellous food and rem
edy in scoTT's EMULSION Of Pure Coo
Liver OIL with HypOphOsphites. Very
palatable and easily digested. Dr. 3. W.
Cohen. of Waco, Texas, says: Il have
used your Emulsion in Infa1tile wasting
with good results. 1t not onl J restores
wasted tissues. but gives strength, and IN
creases the appetite. am'glad to use such
a reliable article"
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The New YORK Flannel Sale.

NEW YORK. May 29.-The great Suc-
ton sale of iannels, which was begun yes
terday, was continued this morning
There was a very large attendance OF buy,
ers, the room being even more 80, crowueu ..ol
than on the first days sale. The prices
realized at the opening this morning ulu
not come up TO yesterdays average
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..r.n,l.,,,on Of Nnueltles.

LONDON, May 29-The international
Exhibition Of Novelties was formally
opened to-day by the Lord Mayor at Cen
trail Hall, HolbOrn. II is largely made up
of novelties in the arts, sciences and
manufacturers which have been produced
and invented Of late years. The United
States il fairly represented.
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THE ORGAN FIGHT AGAIN.
The United Presbyterlans Reafirm the
Old Rule.

The United Presbyterlans Reafiirm the
Old Rule.
SPRINGFIELD, o., May 29.-The United
Presby yterian General Assembly in session
here has again taken action on the subject
of the use of the organ and other musical
Instruments in church music. The CON-
plant on that subject is said to come from
representatives of about 5000 out of the
125. 900 members of the church. The
minority represent that they cannot in
good conscience permit the use OF the or
gan in church worship.
The Judiciary Committee to which the
complaint was referred, brought in re-
port which wss adopted. 1t is in effect
that it is inexpedient to change the rule
adopted by the general assembly two years
ago, which is that the use or exclusion
shall not he bar to the membership, but
that each congregation shall determine its
own course in this regard. No disruption
il spprehended from this action.
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EVANGELIZING UNDER DIFFICUL-
TIES.
Ministers OF New Faith Mobbed In
IlIlnola.

ministers OF new neAth mVDNoN ~
Illinois
CHICAGO, May ga dispatch from
ruscola, H., says A peculiar religious
sect has stirred up a commOtiOn in this
county. They call themselves the Pente-
cost band, and it is believed that they are
seeking converts to MormOnism. They
have broken up several families at Cam
ago and induced several wives and young
women to travel with them. Two OF the
preachers were mobbed there Monday
night, and the Rev. Sibert was nearly
killed. An attack WAS also made on the
Rev. Nelson, leader Of the band here. HIS
assailants were armed, masked men. de
escaped from them and at once LETT this
city
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Rnnklen,s ArnIoa salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruisee. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Cbilblsins,
Oorns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
Il ia guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan & %.
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wAsHrNoroN, May 29.-The following
anDoiptments we're to-day made in the In
terror Department: VIM. Z. sheiley' O'
tennessee. Chief Of the Division OF Depre-
5stion Claims in tbe Indian Bureau
LORENZO ID Montgomery, OF salesViIie' ,5i
Oregon. and Thomas J. Staley, oi ms, MIS-
sonFi special agents for investigation
claims in the same bureau
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The nIInoIs Mine Trouble.

CHICAGO, May ga special dispatch
from Braidwood, Ills. to the Journal says
that everything is quite there to-day and
that very little fear is entertained ol
further trouble as long as the militia re-
main on the ground. 1t is probable that
one-half of the force on guard at the mines
will be sent home.
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An1n.ans Moth.r.. HorrIbIe wOrk

BRENNAN, TEX, May 29.-Mrs. Ran
dolph Brandt became suddenly insane
Yesterday, and, seizing pistol, killed two
of her children. One of the children kill
ed was four years old and the other SIX:
She took the youngest child, babe, and
eseaped from the house and is still at
large,
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~ wi, uadIv FrostbItten.

LocKPoRr, N. Y, May 29.-By midday
to-day, it was apparen that great damage
had been done by last nights frost in this
vicinity. Nearly all young plants in
gardens are wilted to the ground, and grape
vines are badly frosted as high as six feet
from the roots.
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American Congregational Association.

BosroN, May 29.-The American Con-
gregationaI Association held its thirty
sixth annual meeting yesterday. The re-
port of the Directors WAS review OF the
nrineipal work of the Association during
the last thirty-hve years. The original
debt of $3.50, 900 has been reduced to $751;
600. The rereipts of the year were S25, ooO
and the expenditures $50, 80. All reports
were accepted Rufus S. Post was elected
prea;daut
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FOREIGN NEWS FLASHES.

Eight tenants were evicted from the
Luggacurran estates in Ireland yesterday
The Argentine and Bolivian Republics
have siged treaty settling their bounda-
ry disputes. which have several times near
ly caused war in the last few years.
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THE WESTPHALIAN STRIKE.

Men VIII Return 20 Work for Time
General Foreign News.
BERLIN, May 29.-The strikers al Is
sen, Bochum and DOrtmund held meet
ings to day and decided to resume work
on Friday next. II their demands ara not
granted by the end of two months the
men will 20 on a strike again.
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night officers were detailed to pry up the
flooring, but the result of their search has
not been made public.
SMITH PUTS IN APPEARANCE.
The intimation in several morning papers
that Willard J. Smith, may possibly know
something more of the Cronin case than
vet suspected brought that gentleman into
the city this morning from Riverside
he went before Chief Hubbard and after
again denying any completely in the
murder, at the suggestion of the Chief, Wis
tied the jail, and Detective Coughlin was
brought from his cell. The suspicion
against Smith rests on the fact that his
name il Smith, that he came originally
from Hancock, Mich, and that he does
not give very straight account Of
his life in this city. "HellO VIII
lard, said Coughlin, when he was
confronted By Smith. "HellO Dan, - said
Smith, ''is this the Smith you meant when
you stated that the buggy you ordered at
Dinan's was for Tom. Smith, OF Hancock,
Mich, an old friend who had since gone to
New Mexico?" asked Chief Hubbard.
1T is not, % said Coughln. He affirmed
the statement and the Chief said 10 Smith
II guess this ought to settle II. Smith
IS not under arrest
TO is stated tonight that the present
grand Jury will not be asked 10 consider
any further indictments in the CrOnin
ease.
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-. -. fnr HNntoh stealIng.

speetol telegram to ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May 2s.-Ed'
MOphis, who was charged with rOOoins
yonnq Oarnant, near the water station
nor,b of this city, of a watch and small
anount of money, was found guilty ana
MS morning sentenced to ten years I'M
-.s,o,,r,auf
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AKRON, o., May 29.-At Loyal Oak,
this county, to-day while a number Of
farmers were assisting Jacob ROerstler, IN
a harm raising one of the heavy joints fell
on a score Of workers. Frank Chris, jacob
Kurt and Milton ROerstler were terrible
crushed aud all will die. VIM. Charies
and Joseph Bauer received serious internal
injuries, and dozen others were oadly
cut and bruised.
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s1t.nnn for Psnslon.

WASHINGTON, May ga certificate
for a pension was to-day granted to
Pbnip Flood, formerly q private in Com
nanv +. Forty-secOud Ohio Volunteer In
f,nfrv The amount of arrears allowed
bv the pension office in his case IS Slo.2ss,
bis disability dating back to November
IA 1852 This is the largest first pay
mento on record in the pension office.
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American. win In samoa.

LONDON, May 29.-The Times Berlin
correspondent referring to the Samoa con
ference says: The Americans had tough
fight for the assertion of their principles,
but the convention will show that they
have not been unsuccessful.
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ro rede Lower CalIfornIa

CITY OF MEXICO, May 2s.-It Is ru-
nored that Congress, in secret session, Is
5;scnssipQ the question of ceding Lower
CaI;fornis to the United States. 1t ls be-
Ijed however, that the rumOr is groundlesa,
and is merely stratsgem of the ConserV'
efivag
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aori.mln starts to New York.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 2s.-Ine
President left Washington for New YORK
AT $40 O'Clock this afternoon. de wa. was
sccompspied by Secretary Tracy and Pr
vste Secretary HalfOrd. The party expect
to return to Washington tomorrow even
ing. AN of the Executive departments
here Will be closed tomorrow, Decoration
Dav
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Ohio Oounty's Big Load.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 29.-The
contest committee, as am informed by
Gen Sprigg, one of the committee, will not
oct through reading the depOsitions from
Ohio county tefore Saturday, if then.
The dispositions from that county are
nnmernns and tedious in reading.
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A Rallrnad rnr Rm Defeated

LANSING, MICH, May 29.-The bill to
increase the specific tax on the railroads
from > and 3 per cent, according to the
amount of their gross earnings. to B and
per cent. was brought up in the House
Yesterday. The conflict was short, bn'
decisive, and ended in the defeat oi the
hill beyond recall.
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nIlners, Homen Ralded.

BERLIN, May 29.-The police raided
the leaders ofthe houses of the miners
trike at Dortmund to-day and seized a
n umb er of letters and considerable
amount Of money. The men whose houses
were invaded are accused Of being social
lat agititatOra.
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WHEELING.

Earned runs, Canton 3, Wheeling 4
home runs, O'Rourke, Dunn; three base
hits, Delaney, HObrecht; two base hits,
Ryan; struck ont, by Dunn 1, by Stab
none; bases on balls, off Duun l, off Stab
3; passed balls Doyle l; double plays,
Dunn to Ryan to Speidel; time 1853; um-
pire, Hengle.
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AnetroIt Brewery Sod.

DETROIT, MICH, May 29.-Ths sale Ol
Edward W. Vaigts big brewery on Grand
River avenue, the largest plant IN the city,
to an English syndicate, has finally been
Contaminated. The consideration was
81, 900, 900.
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NEW YORK, May 29.-Tbe cOrOner's
iu,v in the Bishop case, find the cause OF
death was coma, that the doctors acted IN
GOOD faith, though hastily. The doctors
Tere then discharged.
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west virginia Patentees.

special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Patents have
been granted to West Yirginians as fol-
VIM. E. < @. ". Arnett, FairmOnt,
fence. -.
Geo. W. Barnes, Phihppi, brake-lever'
Wilson Rogers, BarbOursville, machine
for turning lemons. Ill.
julius c.. Strader, PoWelltoni hu' ioON'
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTEES.

Harrison Continues to Get In Few At ODD
Times.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The President
today made the following appointments;
Orlow W Chapman, of New YOIk, to be
Solicitor General, vice George A. jerks,
resinged
John b. Cotton, Of Lewiston, Main, 20
be Assistant Attorney General, vice Rob
ert A. Howard. Of Arkansas, resigned. he
viii have charge Of all Government bust
ness before the Court Of Claims.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y, May 29.-Killing
frosts are reported in Livingstone, Orleans
and Monroe counties. Grape vines were
wilted and all sorts Of garden truck killed.
In some parts of Orleans county. The
damage will be very heavy.
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WILL THEY FIGHT
The British War Ships Preparing TO Sail
for RehrIng Sea.

for Behring Sea.
VICTORIA, B. @, May 9.-The city is
in state Of great excitement consequent
upon the order received by the British
fleet to prepare to sail for Behring Sea on
June -.
Tue fleet consists of the Swiitsure, the
Ampion and the DeieAder The Ampion
is a 2O-knot cruiser, is heavily armored,
and is by far the most powerful ship Of
war in the Pacific Ocean.
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Humbug on the Rampage.

The votaries of humbug who sell people
bogus deutiirice are numerous. Aeep d
weather eye on them. Cast an a0GnC[ 0GoI,T 10
windward by purchasing sOZODONL'
Use II and keep your teeth safe from de-
structive preparations.
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ssor.tarv Mindom,. Tour.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-secrstary Win
dom has gone to New York on private
business. He will, however, JOIN the
President in Brooklyn tomorrow.
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eRAFroN MEMORIAL DAY.
Extensive Preparations for the Cere-
monies of To-day.

monies of To-day.
Special Telegram to the Register.
GRAFTON, W. VA, May 29.-To-mor-
row will see one of the most brilliant cele-
brstions Of Decoration Day that has ever
taken place in this city. The usual i'm
pressive ceremonies at the soldiers ceme-
tery will be conducted, and it is expected
that several military companies will be
present and participate. The Cadet corps
of the State University, numbering over
one hundred, will attend, and extensive
nrepsrations have been made to entertain
them.
Hon. B. B. Dovener will deliver the ora
ton on the occasion. 1t is expected that
fully FIVE thousand people will be present
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Cone 10 Join its Brothers.

NEW YORK, May 29.-An afternoon
paper announces that George Bechter'
large brewery on Staten Island has bee@
sold to the English syndicate for 81, 100,
OOO The brewery turns out 100, ,OOO par
rala yearly
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Mrs sheridan Better.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The widow OF
General Sheridan, who has been i'll FOR q
day or two, is reported to have rested well
last night and is better to-day.
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D,.oroad from Her Seventh Husband.

CHICAGO, May ga dispatch from
Shelbyville, Ind, says: Mrs. Mollie Cor
win. whose marital experience beats the
record. was granted divorce yesterday
from Jos. Corwin, her seventh husband
from whom she was divorced last winter
and To whom she was remarked soon after
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Testimony of NJ. P.'s in the Parnen Case.

LONDON, May 29.--Maurice Healy,
member of Parliament for Cork, was wit
ness before the Parnell Commission to
day. He admitted that the Cork branch
of the League had received applications
from other branches for lists Of merchants
who were members of the League, in order
that other merchants might be boycotted-
Mr. Healy held that it was Legitimate to
place such pressure upon shop keepers.
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seryIce of the NobIe auari.

ROME, May 29.-The Pope has suggested
that members of the Noble Guard should
serve forty years, instead of thirty as at
present, before being entitled to a pen
sion. The proposal meets with strong op-
noaitiOn
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Farewell libby Prison.

RICHMOND, VA, May 90. The last Car
load of brick and other building material
Of the once famous Libby Prison was ship
ned to Chicago to-day.
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WASHINGTON, May 29.-Reports TO the
General Land Office show that up TO this
date fourteen town sites have been made
to King Fisher land district in Oklahoma
and twelve in Guthrie land district.
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Nnhln Tnbas Holiday.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Secretary
Noble left Washington at II O'Clock this III,
morning for Philadelphia where he Will
remain several days.
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A rhonsand Houses DestrOyed In JapAl

a ThOusand Hou8es Do71IV V1 10
CHICAGO, May 29.-A dispatch from
San Francisco says: APacihc Mail steam
or arrived Yesterday, bringing Chinese and
Japanese news. Great fires are & IepOf'eI st
in Japan, which occurred on May - .. AZ
Yokoto a thousand houses were Destroy
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Americnns 500 tho Prince.

LONDON, May 3O.-At the drawing
room in Buckingham palace to-day, Mr..
Lincoln, the American Minister, pre-
sented to the Prince and Princess, Mr.. Nc
Cormick, Of Chicago, Second Secretary OF
the American legation; Maj. Post, u. S. A.,
the military attache and Lieut. Bucking-
ham, U. S. N, the naval attache. Mrs.
Lincoln presented her daughter and Mrs.
Robt. Mccormick. Numerous other Ameri-
cans were also presented.
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FRAUDULENT CLAIM.

Col. VIM. LouIs sohley a Baltimore PEN
sion Agent Indicted.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-Col. William
Louis schley, claim and pension agent,
was arrested yesterday under an indict-
mept found by the U. s. Grand Jury,
charging him with aiding in the false max
ing. forging and counterfeiting of vouch-
er for the purpose of obtaining money
from the United States.
District Attorney Haynes fixed Col.
Schley's bail at 81 900, which Vas fur
nished