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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
DICK DowELL IDENTIFIED.
The Weston Murderer Trembles at the
Sight OF West Virginia Ohicers.

The Weston Murderer Trembles at the
Sight of West Virginia Ohicers.
GRAND FORKS, OAK April 11.-Sherif
Dawson and deputy of Lewis county,
W. Va, arrived in this city this morning,
and visited the prisoner Dick Dowell. who
escaped from the Weston Jail in 1876
while under sentence of death for murder.
The prisoner when brought be-
fore the officers trembled and was
unable 10 look them in the
face No word vas spoken until DOwell
returned to the cell, when the Sheriff pro-
nounced him the guilty party. The pris-
oner then bsaced up and declared his in
nocence. The Sheriff expects to leave this
Afternoon fer West Virginia. DOwell has
carried loaded revolver in his coat pocket
for yearq, and when arrested by Chief Hen
messy, he was taken by surprise, and in his
shirt sleeves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
C0NDENsED rELEGRAMs.

Rising Sun, Ind, had a $S5, 900 fire yes
terday.
Assistant Secretary of State Wharton mas
taken the oath of office.
A great sugar refinery, with capital
stock of 81, 900, 600, will probably be buil'
in Baltimore.
An earthquake shock was felt in Ssgua
on Tueedsy evening.
The appraisement of the personal effects
of the late l V. Williamson places their
vslue at So, So 639.75.
AtDenver. Charley Gesson Knocked out
P.t.v McCarlin in nine rounds.
Billings & Eaton, wholesale hide and
Leather dealers, have assigned, with 500,
600 liabilities.
Frank Ringo, one of the catchers Of the
Ksnsss City base ball club and prom
inent base ball player, swalloSed an enor-
mons ouantity of morphine yesterday alter
noon. and is in a dangerous condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
1ot, 9,s yalIse in the Seat,

LIMA, O, April 11.-ruesday night
James Webster, of Detroit, representing
the Union Manufacturing Company, OF
Toledo alighted from train at the Gin
cinnati Hamilton and Dayton depot for
lunch. leaving his valise, containing Sl6,
OOO in notes, contracts and other papers IN
n sat While he was gone James Klein, a
nainter. stole it and hid it in q saloon near
bv and was investigating the contents
when ne WAS arrested. To-day Klein was
sentenced to the workhouse for thirty days
and fined 5000 and costs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
WHIPPED BY WOMEN.
How a Michigan Husband Who Beat His
Wife Was Treated

How Michigan Husband Who Beat dis
Wife Was Treated
ALLEGAN, MICH, April 11.-An incl
dent has Just become known which gives
very general satisfaction. A man named
Hurlbut, an employe at the paper mill,
was taken from his house Monday night
by half dozen women and thrashed IN
mercifully with hickory switches. Hurl-
but has been in the habit of beating his
wife upon the slightest prOvOcatiOn. He
ad living with him young woman from
Kalam5zoC, and the action of
the two bad been scandal to
the community. Monday evening 3
delegation of angry women who made no
attempt at disguise, headed by man
wearing mask, marched into his house.
The man grabbed Hurlbut, and in a twink
ling he was outdoors and the women were
belaboriDg him. The culprit begged and
and prayed for release, but not until the
women were tired ont was he allowed to
20. His mistress was then informed that
unless she left the town she would receive
similar treatment, and she left.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
THE SPRING RACES.
Every Indication That They WIl be Great

Every Indication That They Win be Great
Success.
The spring races Of the State Fair to be
held May 29ih, Both and 31st at the Fair
Grounds, will be great success, as it ap-
pears from the applications for premium
lists and the correspondence the Secretary
is hearing from fast hOrsemen, and they
will lave some of the finest and fastest
horses in the country at the meeting The
grand exhibition of agricultural impie-
ments and machinery will be great affair,
judging from the applications for spsce
that are comiDg in nom the manufac-
turers OF agricultural implements. They
know it is 3 grand scheme, it being the
time for the farmer TO buy his implements
before harvest, and by p visit to the spring
races and seeing the implements work, it
gives them a good opportunity to make
their selec;iona.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
Tho Washington Presbytery.

The session of this Presby ytery was closed,
at Little Washington, at late hour We'd
nesday night. The work done was of a
very important character, but still of the
usual nature. Mr.. A. J. Montgomery,
who is laboring under the home mission
board, and Messrs. Inglis aud Shilling, who
are engaged for Sunday School work in a
PitisbuTg mission during the summer,
were granted temporary license until Sep
tember Mr. w. A. Jones, licenciate
under the care OF the Presbytery was dis
missed to the Presbytery Of Pi.tsburg,
within whose limits bis work now lies.
The committees that had examined the
candidates privately in Hebrew, Greek,
sciences, etc all recomme nded that they
be sustained in their trials The nara
tive Of the Presbytery was read, approved
and a copy ordered tol.be sent 10 the
General Assembly and one TO the
Synod. Rev Ross Stevenson, s. F. Grier
and j. 2. Anderson were candidates for
Commissioners TO General Assembly. The
vote showed Grier, Al; Anderson, 81; Ste
venson, % On the resignation of Rev.
Grier, Rev. Stevenson was unanimously
elected. The Commissioners are: Rev.
Ross Stevenson, Washington; Rev. J. p.
Anderson, Cross Greek; alternstts: Rev. S.
F. Grier, New Cumberland, and Rev. l..
W. Barr, Wheeling. Ruling Elders: Rob
ert Linsey, Frank Kerr, Of HCokstown; al
ternates: ]. l.. Rankin, Holidays Cove,
and Mr.. Brown, of BurgettstoTn.
Presbytery adjourned to meet next Sep
tember at New Cumberland, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
DUDLEY's BLOCKS OF FIVE.
Oecls on Reserved In the Libel Suit Again
the "Eyenlng POST"

Oecis on Reserved In the Libel Suit Againt
the Evening Post"
New YORK, April 11.-COunsellor God
kin, on behalf of the Erening Post, appear
ed before Judge Beach, in the Supreme
Court chambers to day, and moved for a
dissmissal Of Col. W. w Dudley's suit
against the Post to recover damages for the
publication of an alleged libel consisting OF
the Blocks Of Five letter. Counsel states
that Col. Dudley, on his examination be-
fore the commission in Washington, refus-
I'd to testify as to matters concerning his
complaint.
Col. Bliss argued that Mr.. Dudley bsd
acted properly in defining TO testify. lie
said Mr.. Go dkin had preeented to Mr.
Dudley the very letter upon which the In
diana grand Jury was asked to indict him,
and It quested him to say whether or not 1t
was his signature, and Col. Dudley de-
clined to anewer in order to protect HIM
self in any proceedings brought. Decision
reserved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
MoNrANA eoEs pRMocRArIc.
The Territory startles the Republicans
Who Thought They Had Lien on II.

The Territory startles the Republican,
Who Thought They Had Lien on IT,
BUTTE, Mon, April ll.-Reporis from
Anaconda, Deer Lodge snd Missou'a show
that they AZ well as this city went Demo
cratic, while Helena, Bozeman end Great
Falls went Republican. Sixty per cent.
of the vote lies west Of the Rocky Noun
tnin range. Monday election is conceded
By the most conservative Republicans 10
mean two United States 1enatois and @
Representative for the Democrats. MI.
Clark, the candidate for Delegate 10 Con
gress last fall, and Marcus Daily, manager
of the Great Anaconda Works, labored Tor
the Democrats.
In Butte City the Republicans elected
two Aldermen ont of seven, the Democrats
eleciing the Mayor, Treasurer, City Attor-
ney and the rest of the Democratic ticket.
Anaconda, which went Republican by $50
last fall, now goes Democratic by 600.
Butte went Republican last fall by l., 500
it is now Democratic by 3S6, az is Mifsou-
la by 500 The Democrats evidently have
combined to carry the new State OF Mon
tanR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
JOHN C. wHlrTrER's PROTEST.
The Venerable Poet Talks Against the r.
forced Idlsness in Prisons.

The Venerable Poet Talks Against the En
forced Idlsness in Prisons.
NEW. YORK, April 11.-John c.. Whit
tier, the venerable poet, has written tb,
allowing letter to Mr.. Wm. +. Round
Secretary Of the Prison Association, apro.
pos of the meeting OF that association,
which viii be held 10 Steinway Hall next
Monday evening.
"WWi0m r. Bound. Esq
"MY DEAR Mr. ROUND:-I am glad to
hear that "a public meeting is TO be held
in your city to protest, in the name OF
Christianity and humanity, against the
enforced idlsness in prisons, peril0u-
aliEe 20 body aud mind which can only
result i'm filling your prisons with mani
acs. Ny sympathies are with the labor
ing class in all their just demands,
and I would favor every legitimate meas
ure which promises to benefit them. Bat
she suppression of labor in the prisons Ia
700 email @ gsin foe them 10 be purchased
by the transformation o. prisons into msd-
houses I trust further reflection, and the
snowledga of the dreadful consequences OF
The slow torture of br0odiug idleness, will
ere long induce them 20 forego what must
he 2 very triding benefit TO the best.
With my best wishes Tor the success OF
your pbilanthropic endeavors,
81 am very truly thy friend,
JOHN c.. WHITTIER
'DANvERs. Mass, Fourth month, Filth,
1--g n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
A SAVAGE HARD GLOVE FIGHT.
Harry Nlkirk Closes Tommy DelehAn'y' .
Pe.per. in the Seventeenth Round

Harry Nikirk Closes Tommy DelehAn'y' .
Peepers 10 the seventeenth Round
DAYTON. o.. April 1l.-Last night a
savage seventeen-round hard-glove fight
took place in tobacco shed near here
between Tommy Delehaniy and Harry
Nixirk both of Pittsburg There was
large crowd in attendance, and the purse
,gas worth 6obting for. Skin-tight gloves
were ussd. Delehanty fought at light
weight while his opponent was at lesst
twenty pounds hesvier. Sam Fireman.
of New York, wss referee
Nikirk forced the fight from the start
securing first knOck-down and hTst blood.
His extra weight helped him greatly. lie
fought tor Delehsnsy's eyes, and by shrewd
hitting managed TO close both. In the
seventeenth round De,ehanty WAS almost
blind. Every effort TO open his eyes
proved unavsiliug, and his seconds gave IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
rHE CENrENNIAL TICKErs.
Elaborate Pieces of Neutrality-suspicious. of
the Designs.

Elaborate Pieces OF WorA-Descrlplioh vi
the Designs.
PITTsBURG, April 11-Ths Washington
Inaugural Centennial Committee met this
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the rooms of the
Grain and Flour Exchange. The Commit
tee on Invitations have received the very
handsome cards ordered some time ago in
New York, $50 of the cards costing Sl00.
Thew are very elaborate affairs, consisting
of three sheets, the first being the impress
of the Great Seal eff the United States and
lettering of the centennial event. The sec
opd sheet contains the coats Of arms of the
thirteen original States arranged in the
form of an arch with Pennsylyanis in its
keystone position. The third sheet con-
tains a fine steel engraving of Washington
landing at the foet of Wall street on the
morning of his first Inauguration, and the
border is made up of fine portraits of all
the Presidents down to President Harri-
son.
These tickets of invitation are said to be
the finest things of the kind ever publish
ed. It is probable that larger edition
will be printed and sold as souvenirs of the
occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
BASE BALL NOTES.
Items of Interest Picked up In the Tri-Stato
Towns

Items of Interest Picked up In the TrI-Stst,
Towns.
As the weather WAS threatening the
Bethany College club did not come down
Yesterday and so there was no game on the
Islsnd park. The game would have been
prevented by the rain if they had come
down.
The Toronto club which comes here next
Tuesday is from Toronto, Canada, and is q
member of the International League. The
team is very strong one and includes
some of last years best Tri-State League
players.
The home team goes up to Esst Liver
pool to-day, where they play this after
neon and tomorrow afternoon. The
Crockery Citys, Of that place, is strong
club, and the boys will have TO hustle to
beat them.
Sam Barley was in town last night.
He will carry his case to Court unless ar
ranged to his satisfaction. Dave Rowe,
when manager, promised him 81, $50 sal
airy. The present management declares
that Rowe had no right to propose such on
Agreement PHtsJurg Chronicle. Telegraph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12

Director for tho Hospital at Spencer-ieg-
isIaiive Committee % Meet April s3.

Director for the Hospital at spencer-ieg'
islalive Committee % Meet April 25.
Special Telegram ,o the Register.
CHARLESTON, April 11.-GOy. Wilson
70 day appointed the following board Of
directors for the second hospital for the IN
sane st Spencer:
Fora q term of two years-B. J. Smith
Hancock county, David Simmons ROan'
county. aud @. e. Higginbottom, Upshul
county.
Fora term of four yeags-Geo Hsrmoor
Grant county; Henry S. Wilson, Taylor
county, and j. A. Yardale, Roane county.
For term OF SIX years-William Wood
yard. Rosns county Joseph Sprigg, Hardy
county, and j. 81 Sydsnstucker, Green
brier county.
The committee appointed at the last ses-
sion OF the Legislature 20 take testimony
ou tbe gubernstorial contest VIII not meet
until April o.
OTTO Fisher, an engineer on the X. & o.
railroad died suddenly this afternoon from
"a clugestiye chill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
STREET CARS TIED UP.
Street Railway Employees In Minneapolis go
on Strike.

Street Railway Employees In minneapolis 30
on Strike.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 1.-THE strike of
the street railway employees in this city
has become general. The motor line
crews struck at noon and were followed in
rapid succession by the conductors and
drivers on the Fourth avenue, Cedar ave-
nue.. Lyndaly avenue and Western avenue
lines. the cars of which are drawn by
horses. There are three or four lines
which are vet running. Tne strike will
involve about 600 employees. There have
been no disturbances as yet, and it seems
to be the policy of the men so far to be
quiet and orderly. The strike has taken
the street car patrons by surprise, and 1t is
urovidential that the walking is good. 1t
is likely that the strikers will start bus
lines upon the vaIiOus routes and thus
possibly avert a pedestrian blockade.
There has been no conference bstwsen the
strikers and the management as yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
Freight Wreck Near FairmOnt.

SDecldl ICfgrdm % ne he9lsteT'
FAIRMoNT, W. VA, April IA bad
freight wreck occurred ct the F., NJ. & P.
Junction, mile west OF Fairmont at noon
to-day. The pick up'' engine 399 Icy on
the switch at the junction, and while at
tempting to back onto the main track
collided with the way train engine 6!5.
the csboose and two cars Of the pick
up" were piled on each other, and the
engine of the way train badly damaged.
The track was blocked for several hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
RUSSELL HARRIsON's ARREST.

The Presidents Son is Charged with Grim
inal LibeI-He Furnishes $1,000 Bail.
NEW YORK, April 11.-Russell Harrison
vas arrested this afternoon in the Office OF
Judge, in the Potter Building, on the
charge of having published in bis paper,
the Montana Lire Stock Journal, an article
taken from a Bnffalo paper, accusing ex-
GogsEnOr John Schuyler Crosley, OF Mon
tsna, with having stolen jewels from a
Washington lady. Mr.. Harrison came on
from Washington last night for the pur-
pose OF having the papers in the suit
served on him. The warrant was issued
by Judge Beach, of the Supreme Court,
who fixed bail at IS, OOO Stephen B. Elk
los. Vice President Rice, Of the Park
Bank, and w. J. Arkell, Of Judge, bscame
SIR. Harrison's bOndsmen. Judge
PAmorea, of BallstOn, Spain. is Mr. Har-
rison's counsel, and W. L. Sweetser, his
attorney.
Mr.. Harrison was not in charge of his
paper at the time the article was published
and knew nothing about it. When his
attention was drawn to the fact that the
Buffalo paper lad not told the truth, hr.
Harrison offered to publish a suitable re-
traction. This, however, Mr.. Crosley
would not accept. He demanded that Mr..
Harrison should write him personal letter
of apology, and also print the same. Mr.
Harrison declined to do this and Mr.. Cros-
ley hopes, by having him arrested, to force
him to do 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
SUITS FIXED AGAINST CANADAY-
The Sergeant-at-Arms Charged with the
Fraudulsnt Issue OF stock.

The Sergeant-at-Arms Charged with the
Fraudulent Issue OF stock.
WASHINGTON, April 11-For several
days sensational rumors have been floating
about the Capital. The leading figure in
these reports was Sergeant-at-Arms Cana
day, but the nameso some very prominent
men were also mentioned. The facts in
the case, which leaked out to-day, are as
follows.
General Mahone, Senator Jones, of Ne
vsds, ani Others have brought suit against
W T. Canaday, Sergeant-a'-Arms of the
Senate, ex-Corg rgressman Russell, Of North
Carolina, and Il. h Brick, former post
master at Wilmington, IN connection with
the operations of the Wilmington Creosite
and Lumber Company.
All the parties are stockholders, snd the
company was organized By Canaday. Ii
IS alleged in the bill thai fraudulent issues
of the stock were made and the proceeds
converted for private use. A receiver Is
asked fog and an Injunction against any
further issue of stock.
The suit is brought in the United States
Circuit Court at kale'gb, n c. While
not 80 stated in the hlll, 10 is said tha,
General Malone and Senstor Jones dropped
about $4,000 each, asd Don Cameron
about $4,000 in the enterprise. The bill
mskes a direct charge Of fraud and con-
spiracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
THE wEsroN ASYLUM.
Old Officers Re. elected with One Exoep-
tiOn-Iucrease In Salary.

Old Officers Re.sIected with One Exosp
tiOn-Iucrease In Salary.
Special Telegram 10 he Register.
WESTON, April 1.-THE Board of Di
rectors reelected all OF the officers Of the
asylum for the ensuing year with the ex-
ception of Supervisor The incumbent Of
that offics has been serving by virtue of an
appointment of the Superintendent and as
it is an elective Office the Board decided it
necessary TO elect, which resulted in the
selection Of ThOs. COpely.
The beef contract was awarded to A. F.
Whelau, at Sc 20 per hundred pounds.
Louis Bennett was eleced member of the
Executive Committee. A new Office, that Of
night nurse, was created Snd filed by the
appointment of Mr.. Reynolds, at q salary
Of $50 per month. The salary of Charles
O'Hara, Steward, was increased $500 per
annum. The necessary bonds Of the diff
fsrent officers were received and filed. The
Board adjourned this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12

WASHINGTON, April 11.-Commissioner
Of Pensions, Tanner, to-day issued an or
der. holding shat Whenever a psnsiouer
IL disabled in a hand OF foot in a degree
.n,;+rng him to S24 per month,
r-5sr the set of March 3, lSsSi
srcb ',-, pensioner shall, by essOn Of thsi
6ct he entitled TO the rate oi f5V pei
month under the act OF August !, I9oo'
This orler will favOrably affect the pen
SLAMS of some six TO eight hundred veterans
of the late war.
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Ralston Wins at Last.

Special Telegram to the Register
WEL1sBURG, W. VA, April ll.-Ihe
long-drawn-Out contest between John kai-
ston and John L. Meyer over the assessor
sbin Of this county, was ended this after
noon. Tbs votes of 10 Republicans and 3
Democrats were thrown out. The vote OF
WsTtin Connor. Democrat, was declared
improperly rejected, and ordered to be
connted. This gives Ralston majority OF
one vots Couit will meet on Tuesday
next to make a decree in the case. 1t IS
NOT known whether an appeal will De
tslen but II is thought not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12

CLEVELAND, April 11.-President Nc
Bride, of the Progressive Union Of Miners,
bvs issued circular in which he urges the
acceptance of the proposition submitted
by the operators of the Ohio and Pitts
burg district, upon tie price of mining for
the next year Hockiug Vseley, 623 cts.
for the first six months and 7l3 for the last
ak monte. PittsbuIg district 7l4 and 764
for the first and last halt of the year.
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Another Added to the List.

CHICAGO, April 11.-Mrs- J. F. Hart, oi
Brooklne. Mass, who was so badly scaid-
ed in the accident on the Chicago Santa
Fe and California Railroad. nssr Jolle,'
Yesterday, died at Mercsy Hospital, TINS
city, this morning. The physicians IN at
tendance say that Mr.. Hart ana the otISi
wounded are doing WELL aud will probably
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
The narls Party Returns.

BALTIMORE, April 11.-President Davis,
of the West Virginia Central Railway, and
Mrs. Davis, who, with Mrs. Mckee, daugh-
ter Of President Harrison, have been on a
tour in the South, reached home to-day.
In Florida Mr.. Davis and Mrs Mckee
were each presented with young alliga-
tor. Mrs. Mckee had hers sent from the
car to the White House.
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An Enjoyable Entertainment.

A very delightful musicale was given
last evening by the young ladies Of
of Mics Psrrsn's Wheeling Institute, in
the psrlors Of the institution, on Twelfth
street. Quite large number of friends OF
the young ladies were present and they
we're treated to splendid entertainment.
The parlors were handsomely decorated
with flowers and presented charming ap-
pearance. The programme opened with a
duett, ia BAlladine," Misses Hulds
Desplsin and Nan Fisher, fol-
lowed by a chorus by the school.
illusions de Jenne.se," by Miss
Mary Bruce; Recitation, A Welsh Classic,
By Miss Lille Vance; "Serenade de Man
dolinata," by Miss Mollie Bser; Chorus,
Gently Falls the Dew of Eve" by select
class; la Gszelle," by Miss Hulda Della
plain; Recitation, "The Witch Of Wen
ham. Miss Sadie Mead; Song, "For Ever
and Ever" Miss Emily Dsspard; Last
Hope" Miss Nan Fisher; Chorus, "Win-
ter" by school; Valse, Miss Sadie Mead;
Recitation, Miss B. Hoge; Duett Hun
gary" Misses s. Mead and V HOge; Cho-
rus, Prayer, select class All the young
ladies acquitted themselves in an accom-
plished manner and received deserved sp-
plsuse. Prof H Schcokey played the
sccOmpaniments. A pleasant reception
followed the musicale, and an hour of
social conversation and music was not the
least enjoyable part Of the affair,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-12
THE pARNELL COMMISSION.
Sir Charles Russell Continues His Argu

sIr Charles Russell Continues His Argu
ment.
LONDON, April 11.-Sir Charles Russell
continued his speech in behalf Of the Par
nellites before the Parnell Commission to-
dsy. He declared that the publication by
the Times of the forged letters and the ar
ticles on Parnellism and Crime was serl'
ous and reckless calumny. He charac
terized the manner adopted by the prose,
cu,ioa in abandoning the changes based
ON the forged letters, and the tone OF th'
Times apology, as uugenerous. Mr.: Par
nells only care now, Sir Charles said, wa,
to unm SIX what he believed 10 be iouI
plot against him.
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The Boom In Braxton.

SDccidI ItIt0TuW 70 UIc HtYt'VoI'
WESTON, April 11.-Ten wagons each
drawn by four horses, loaded with mer-
chandise, left the depot this morning fol
Broxton county. The hoOm is Just start,
ipg. and by the middle Of June, Lewis and
Brsxton counties will present busy ap-
pearance.