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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

At the first session OF the recently
elected Town Council Of the newly Ia.
corporated village Of Fulton, the mem.
bers, Messrs. Ed Hamn, Christ Hoffman,
Charles Schenck and Joseph JACKIE,
were sworn In. Mr.. George ZoeCklur,
Br., resigned as Commissioner OF oleC.
tions, and Ernst stlChm was chosen In
his place, For Town Sergeant, Henry
Stein was Chogenj for Assessor, August
SChue.znerj for Street Commissioner,
Ed Real. A committee was appointed
10 prepare business 10 DO considered al
a meeting next Monday night.
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Lawn Pelo thlS IiysnlpV,

There Is To be given at Wheeling patL
this evening u moonlight garden party
or lawn lete under tie auspices Of tllt
Ladies' Benevolent Society OF the He
brew congregation Of this city, that vii,
be ono Of tho most charming entertain
menm oi the season. Tie same ladiel
who made the Hebrew charity bali q
last winter such a memorable success
arc al the head Of this affair, and thaI
statement is all that ID necessary 10 In
Buro to.nlghtB iele being a delightful
one. The park will DO Illuminated ant
tile Opera House orchestra will iurnlsl
dance and promenade music,
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MORE RUIN BY FLOOD.
This Time at Johnstown, N, Y,
Awful Destruction,
COMMUNICATION is CUT OFF
And the Details Cannot be Obtained
Tho Mills aud Bridges Swept
Away, ana Great Loss
of Life Rumnred,

SARATOGA, N, Y, July 0,-The people
at Amsterdam state that a washout at
Aiken, N, Y, three miles west OF there,
has torn up 400 feet OF track aud cut of
communication with the west, Whether
the washout was caused by a cloud
burst at Aiken, or by the breaking OF a
dam Mt Johnstown, N. Y, as rumored,
cannot be ascertaiued,. Amsterdam re-
ports an exceedingly heavy rain storm
in that section just before commupica-
tiOn was cut oil, Aiken Is on the New
York Central, and a creek which fur
nished water power to the several mills
runs through the place.
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VIII stnrt I'm at Lnncnslnr.

A company oi experienced window
glass operatives and business men oi
Bellalre yesterday concluded arrange.
ments with committee OF Lancaster,
Ohio, citizens, by which the Bellaire
men will remove to Lancaster and there
build a window glass factory. They get
$4,000 OF cash bonus, five acres Of
ground free, and perpetually free nat.
ural gas fuel. The company Is said 10 be
made up Of good mon.
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CHicAdo, July 0.-Alartln Burke, the
Cronln suspect, was identified to-day at
Winnipeg by young Carlson, and the
taking OF testimony against Burke
by the Canadian tribunal was
soon aiterward completed. Argu.
ments were heard by Judge Tuley In
Chicago this afternoon on tho question
Of admitting to bail Lawyer Beggs, the
Senior Guardian Of Camp2O,
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BALTIMORE, ND., July 0.-N1rs. KiE
rain said tonight: ~ cannot under
stand by the accounts of the fight
by rounds where John (sho calls her
husband John did any fighting at all.
The fact is he was drugged and ]
firmly believe it. The drug was
not given to him on the day Of the fight,
but a day or two before Ao that 1t would
work at the proper time.
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rhn n.rnnnnt.s .srntie cenlelL.

ToaoSTo OST,, July p.-ArIiCles Oi
agreement for the o'Connor-searlO row.
Ing match iot the championship Of tho
world will not DO signed for q week OF
Ten days, and O'CohnOr will not 80 Into
training for a couple Of weeks. seaflg
has not yOt begun training. Wallace
Ross lelegraphs that geatle will proba'
bly, 10 the iayorite In the betting,
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Pqrniyal, John L, Thompson, Herbert

Fprniyal, John L, Thompson, Herbert
/, A. 87O7, East Liverpool-Thomal
Black, G. Smith, Michael Olitherow,
l., A, 9O5O, East LiYerpool-Daniel
Collins, Samuel Hanlon, William Mas
sey,
/. A. 1925, Steubenyille, o,-D, W.
Miller, Herbert Machin, Charles Dargue,
L, A. 255, Wheeling, w, Va,-James
Gray, Bernard Quigley, Lincoln Doyle,
RYAN u Al iva S RsSsaB RShssng g4Ss,t W yaDsni' H0gbss
\; A, ell7, Beaver, Pa,-Jacob Brand,
William Conklin,
LeFerer,
l. A, 9l50, Baltimore, Md,-James
!, I, 4, 4sll, Syracuse, N, Y,-Fred L,
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Efforts to communicate withsny point
within the localities OF Johnstown, N,
Y, and Amsterdam, where rumors
would lead to the impression that there
has been disaster Of no small proper.
tions are unavailing on account OF the
fact that the telegraph wires throughout
the section have been destroyed, Some
reports have reached here that a cy-
clone caused the disaster, while a more
serious character is given to the story by
indefinite, and as yet, unConilrmed ru-
mors that that there hRs been consider.
able loss OF life.
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ParEersburE Points.

9PeeId' DHpaleN 20 HH LHte'peNefE'
PARKERsBuRu, w. VAr July O.-Judge
Boreman sentenced Guy Green, color
ed burglar, to the penitentiary to-day,
for lve years.
There have been three cases OF sun
stroke here since yesterday afternoon,
thesutlerers being Jenny Peters, Charles
Hardin and Frank Easley.
+. A. Stanley has been appointed to
succeed Z. L. Bee, OF Doddridge county,
rs postal clerk on the run between Graf
ton and Cincinnati.
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RsnnhIIcnn. t,atrr Mtomlnr.

oHEYENSB, WYoa Julyp,Awyominv
Is moving toward Statehood. The cleo
ton Of delegates TO the constitutional
convention held yesterday resulted ID
tho choice Of SO Republicans, 10 Demo
Gratis and 8 Independents. The cOnven'
tl0h will meet Seplember2.
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nnl llnn llnilAlnn Lafl.

oARsoS, Iowa, July g.-Fifo yesterday
In tho business part Of The town destroy.
cd an entire block with the exception
Of one building. Men, women and chill
dten turned out 10 carry water and by
covering exposed buildings with wei
carpets, the fire was held IN one block
The loss 10 about S02,OOOi insurance
$4,000.
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AFTER TlIB PI0llT,

snlll'AN Declines 10 Take lie Fox IIsit.
Al.n'n Escapes Arrest Opinions of the
NEw ORLEANS, July g.-sullIyan Gays
~ WV not accept Fox's bolt either lor
nl9 Dull dog OF himself, feeling that II 10
ny m necessary In CslabllBhlhg the iaOl
Nat no is the champion pugiliBt,
Joe eOobutn thoughLlhe GghEBas most
EXCELLENT exhibition OF the manly art,
Ae looksupon Sullivan as perfect won'
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T6o rFesidsn,,, T,,n.

WARRINGTON, d, O., July o.-Tho
President will leave Washington for A
visit TO Mrs, Harrison at Deer Park,
Md, on Friday morning. He will te.
main there until Tuesday and possibly d
few days later.
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D0n,l 7lnn Inn nm.

DRADpoRD, Pa July 0.-williatn Hi.
ton, well known local character, was
found dead in the house Of "Dutcll
Annie" in the suburbs Of tho city, last
night. He had been stabbed In tlie leit
groin With q sharp instrument. Annie
Miller aud Nora Richardson are tindsf
arrest charged with ComplIclIy Ia The
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PARIS, July 0.-The Cabinet has de-
Cided TO have the remains Of Carnot,
Marceau and Raudin transferred from
their present resting place 10 the Pan.
theon on August 4th. II will request
permission from Germany 10 remove tho
remains Of Carnot and Marceau from
MaRlehurp.
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Implicated Another Man.

RAyESswooD, IVA" July 0.-Jacl
Cummings, tile man who was charget
with the assassination Of Joseph r
Smith, OF Ronne county, has confessed
duplicating Granville Ramsey, a rfomi
nent and wealthy farmer, rs an accom-
pllCC, Ramsey has been arrested, II,
furnished the weapon with which stnitl
was killed,
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II. Gnnrnr Iln.lrnrh.
The following communication, n allied
yesterday, explains itself:

yesterday, explains lISelli
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, |
DEPUTY CoLLRcToR's OFFICE,
DISTRICT oP WEST VIRGINIA,
WHEELING, w. Va, July 0, 1880.
TO &e Honorable Scrctdv @tt Treasury, Wd'A
in0lOn, DC.
slR:-1 respectfully tender my resig.
nation as United States Internal Rev.
enue Gauger for the First district oi
West Virginia, 10 take effect after busi.
ness hours OF the 10Th inst.
Respectfully,
CLARKE HAMILTON, IN.
Mr.. Hamilton will accept a position
with 7, Welty 4 Co.
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In Fl,n Innl,n. nt IYnlnr

BosToN, July 0.-Augustus Chandler
aged 81, Of dorchester, fell, probably
during fit, into n tank at PierCe'l
Chocolate Mill, and was drowned in five
inches Of water.
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phsno,nspn, susss,s az wh0,s,s.

1.oSDoS, July Whaling vessels
which have arrived At Dundee report
that scaling and whaling vessels In
Greenland waters ate meeting with phc-
iiomenal success this season.
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LouiSyiLLp, KY, uly0.-w. j. Hon.
40 broke Jail al Princeton last night, liz
10 under sentence 10 serve ten yeafs ID
tie penlLentlafy ior murder.
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THE LATEST.

Troy, N. ", ga. m.AThe long dis
tance telephone wires went down
Nothing more tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16

solidly for Snyder. Before any one knew
it, or suspected 1t. Snyder had majority.
The Chair was Just about to announce
the vote and declare Soyder's election,
when the result was seen. Members on
both sides were anxious to avert it, the
Republicans because they did not want an
election, and some Of the Democrats, be-
cause they preferred another man TO Sen
ator Snyder.
Senator Sweeney demsnded to be allowed
to change his vote.
Senator Scott, who saw the disadvantage
at which be might put the Democrats, oh.
ieted
The Chair decided that the vote could be
changed
Scott appealed, but on the appeal was
sustained by only six members.
The opportunity was given to change
votes. Carr, McCreery and McAllister, as
well as some OF the Republicans,
deserted Col. Snyder, and the Monongalia
Senator's chance for election glimmered
out
The ballots then began to become tire
some. They dragged on TO the 6Sth with
no change. II was then 10 O'Clock, aud
Campbell, of jackson, suggested that the
Senate rSst tor few minutes. 1t was
agreed to, and the members sat around,
reclined at full length and d'toOk their ease.
The rest seemed to strike the wearied
Senators.
A few more ballots were taken, resulting
in no election.
After the SEVENTEEN ballot had been an
nounoed, a motion to adjourn was put and
declared carried on 8 rirq COce vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-16
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
A Forecast of Speaker Woods Probable
Appointments.

A Forecast of Speaker Woods Probable
Appointments.
Special T,tqram 20 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 10
Speaker Woods has been hard at work on
the makeup Of his committees. The
members of the House have been getting
anxious about their mileage, and the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections to which
this matter is referred will be appointed
tomorrow. The contested election cases
being also referred to this committee, more
than usual care will be exercised in its Sc
lection.
A guess at it's composition would MAKE
il stand about as follows:
Lively, of Lewis; Blakemore, Of Pendle-
ton. Gibson. of Jefferson; johnson, OF Sum-
ners; Kee, Of Randolph; Shelton, OF Lin
coin.
These are the Democratic members.
The Republicans will probably be repre-
sented By Moore, of Harrisopi Hill, oi
Favette; Stearne, of Mason; Thayer, OF
Grafton, and Vroomsn, of Wood.
There has been considerable speculation
over the appointments on the Other COM
roittses and the members have engaged in
n sharp rivalry for the plums. 1t IS
ganeraIlv believed that Spngg, Of
Hardv. will be chairman of the Ju-
dietary Committee, and Judge Samuels, Of
Cabell. has the inside for chairman of the
Committee on Public Institutions and
Buildings. There IS o general demand
that CIcher, of Jefferson. take his
old place at the head OF the
F;nance Committee, and am reliably
Informed he will receive the appointment.
sloan of Barbour, will doubtless be az the
besd Of the Committee on Education. He
ia eminently fitted for the position. Peck,
Of Nicbolss, is understood to be slated for
tbe Chairmanship OF the Committee on
Penitentiary. and Stifsl, of Ohio, will be
chairman of the Committee On Federal
Relations. -,
Sneaker Woods would do graceful
thing by appointing Harr, Of Marion, 70
the he,dship of the Committee on Mines
and Mining. There is every reason to be-
I;eve that be will make this selection.
Yonr correspondent is informed that
Garden and Co.coran, CT Ohio county,
Ss;Il both fare well in the deal.
GARDEN will have good places on
several committees. O5e Of them Will oe
,Ss Committee on Finarce, which is much
sought after. COcoran will be on the rem
itentiary Committee. which IA also de-
sirsble place. and will probably serve on
one or two other committees.
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THE PARNELL COMMISSION.
Editor william O'Brlen's Defense BefoIe
the Body.

Editor William O'Brien's Defense BefoIe
the Body.
LONDON, January 15-The Parnell
Commission resumed its sittiugs to-day.
Sir Charles Russell, counsel for the Par.
nellites applied for an order against the
Worcester Times for certain comments
made upon the commission.
Justice Hannah said he regretted the
repeated applications OF this character
which, he declared, caused more distress
to the court than the persecution OF the IN
quiry itself He appealed 20 counsel to
se their influence to prevent such state
ments as it was charged tho Worcester
Times bad published The court, be said,
would decide Sir Charles application later.
Mr. Wm. O'Brien appeared before the
Commi ssion under citation. He stated
that he accepted the responsibility for the
article in Taifed IrtldHd for which he was
summoned. but denied that he intended
sny dsrespect 10 the Court. and disclaimed
imputing that the Judges were not doing
their duty. The Court reserved judgment
in the matter.
Mr.. O'Brien said be did not assume TO
question their lordships' ruliDgs, bat urged
that he WAS entitled 10 comment upon the
scandalous evidence that was being given
before the Commission. Continuing, he
said: 1--WE are most anxious TO meet the
charges mode against u.s. Month after
month We are incurring frightful expenses,
and vet the Times has not toucte1 the one
allegation made in its columns which, If
proved. will render all this matter entirely
superfuous. We do not criticise the Court,
but the conduct Of the Times. We desire to
come to the point. That is the object OF
our Scotch action"
Council for Mr. BrodeTich, Warden Of
Merton College, Oxford, who was summon
ed to appear before the Commi ssion to-day
for making speech in which he compared
Messrs. Davitt and Dillon 70 the White
chapel murderer, repudiated the coasuue-
tion placed upon The speech and denied
that Mr.. Broderich had intended any con-
tempt Of court.
Justice Hannen said that after The assur-
snce of counsel il was unnecessary for the
court TO take any further steps in the mat
ter. The taking OF evidence was then re-
sumed and testimony WAS introduced reia-
tive TO eviclions in Tpperary.
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THE GOULD 0BSEQUiES.
The Arrangements Completed for the Fl
neral-A simple Ceremony.

The Arrangements Completed for the Flu
neral-A simple Ceremony.
New YORK, Januvry 15.-The arrange
men!s fer the funeral of Mrs. Jay Gould
are now complete. Asereat many flowers
will be brought in from the conseryatories
at the Gould country residence at Irving
ton, on the Hudson.
After a. m. tomorrow the relatives of
the family will be admitted TO the house,
where arrangements have been made TO ac-
commodate three hundred people, but
none except relatives are expected to be
present.
The funeral service will take place at
$3.50. 1t will be conducted by the Rev.
John r. Paxton, of the West Presby ierian
Church, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Terry,
OF the First Dutch Church The choir OF
the West Presbyterian Church will also be
present and will assist at the service. As
soon as the services are finished the family
will be left alone with their dead until
about mid day, when the funeral cortegs
will start for WoOdlawn Cemetery. The
hearse will be followed by nine carriages,
in which will be the Immediate relatives.
No one else will accompany them except
DR.. Terry, who i5 to conduct the services
at the grave.
Mr.. GOuld's health is somewhat inn
paired by the long vigils he has kept by
the sick bed, but it is expected that be
will be able to accompany the remains ia
WOOdlewn.
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Is the Democratic MsiOrlty the RevOlu-
tionists OF the Senate VIII Find To Greet
Them In the House II They Ever Go over
There.
Special Telegram 10 the Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 15.-
The Democrats sprung surprise on their
opponents in The House this morning, and
it tumbled them all over in heap. The
contestsd election cases have been pre-
pared for several days, and it was de'erm-
ined to present them for consideration.
The result shows that magnificent leader
ship and discipline of the party iorcee.
It is the frst wcrk in open session that
proves the unioa ana harmony that exists
among them.
The House met at 10 q. m, snd after
some routine business, which included the
of two new plges-Kenna
of G5eenbrier, and Bur
nett Parrish, of Ksnawha. Hon.
Joseph Sprigg presented the petit
tions and notices Of contest filed, A. G.
Of Mercer county, contestiDg the
seat of r. G.. Meader, and r. L. freeman,
of the McDowell-wyoming district, CEN
testing the seat of ". P. BAndy. Mr..
Sprigg moved that the said petition and
and papers beTeferred to the Committee on
and Elections when appointed.
The battle was begun at once and it was
warm while it lasted.
Moore, of Harrison, made the point Of
order that the matter proposed was such
business as was prohibited by the COnsti-
tuition previous to the joint assembly of the
two Houses.
Speaker Woods overrulled the point.
The motion to refer was then discussed at
length.
Moore and Hanen, of Marshall, lead the
debate for the Republicans, and Sprigg OF
Hardy, Samuels, of Cabell, and Lively, OF
Lewis. advocated the motion for the
Democrats. Tney took the ground that
the determination of It's membership was a
part Of the organization of the House and
in order before any other business was
transacted. All three made strong and
eloquent speeches.
At the close ofthe debate the motion to
refer TO the committee was pat and carried
by strict party vote OF 81 to 30, Smith, OF
Tyler, absent not voting. The House
then adjourned.
TIE above action establishes the fact
that the House intends TO so forward with
its business despite the dillydallying ofthe
Senate. When the Republican Senator'S
finally surrender and come over into the
Joint session, they will find Democratic
msiority Of eight and not four 10 greet
them.
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THEY LYNCHED HIM.
Meadows Taken From Jail, Hanged M
Riddled with Bullets.

Meadows Taken From Jail, Hanged and
Riddled with Bullets.
BIRMINGHANI, ALA, January 15.-The
negro James Meadows was hung at Pratt
mines this morning, by mob OF quiet but
determined men who had him in charge
all day yesterday and all last night.
While Mre. Kellam, bis victim, wss al
most positive in her Identification this
morning, Just as she was yesterday, she
still asked the mob not to hang him, as
she might possibly be mistaken. There Is
little doubt that this WAS because she
shrank from the responsibility of saying
90. as she knew she would cause certain
death, and the mob so regarded 1t.
1t was proved at the COroner's inquest
Yesterday that Meadows had previously
assaulted a negro girl, and this morning
concluded that this solved what little
doubt there wss as to his being the assail-
ant in this case and so swung him up and
riddled his body with bullets. His body
hangs at the mine now, about one-hali
mile from the scene of his crime. He pro-
tested his innocence to the last.
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THE STENCIL GROWS.
THB ROTTBNNBSs OF THB REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN.
The Villainy and Rascality RssOrsd 70 by the Re-
publican Leaders Only Beginning to Leak
0at-Plan's Doodle Banker
Bsieman Talks.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January A.
The presence Of Arthur +. Bateman at In
dianspolis promises to make turgid the
perplexing situation which row troubles
the waters of New York State politics.
If Mr.. Bateman rehearses to General
Harrison the recital which only week
ago he told me, the New York fight to yet
into the Cabinet has descended to stage
of recrimination which makes the cam
paign Of intellect degenerate into one OF
DOODLE, PURE AND SIMPLE.
give, as | can recall il, the substance OF
his conversation. Said he "The members
of the Union League Club, of New York.
have now decided to take an active interest
in Warner Miller's behalf. Some dsys
ago, at a meeting, paper was sent 10
General Harrison making serious allega-
tions against T. c. Platt. Il was signed
by nineteen members. To this pspsr Cen
eral Harrison made reply, in which he
stated be would like TO have specifications
more in detail, and that when so prepared
they could either be transmitted to him
by mail or he would gladly receive
committee representing the signers "
And what are these changes?" | asked.
ut involves a statemen," said Bateman.
Three days before the Presidential cleo
tion Mr.. Plstt demanded $50, 900, and,
moreover, with the understanding that
there was
NOT To BE AN ACCOUNTING.
Il
The money was raised in banking circles TO
which Mr.. Seligman wss contributor.
Alter the elect.oa the effort waa made to
have Platt disclose the uses to which he
applied this money, but oil he would make
known WIS that he used this sum 10 defray
the expenses Of CoOgan's campsign, who
was running as an Independent.Labor can
didste for the Mayoralty."
But, added BatemaD, growing more
confidential, "Mr. Platt before the election
made sn effort to sell to the Pacific Rail
road Corporations the Office of Secretary OF
Interior, conditioned Of course, upon the
election of Harrison and Morton. The
price 10 be $500, 600. OF this amount the
Central Pacific was TO put up 500, 900;
the Union Pacific 500, 600, and the Ie-
naming 100000 TO be raised by the
smaller Pacific railroad corporations.
c. p. HUNTINGTON AGREED
to 90 in. Charles Francis Adams, of the
Union Pacific, however, hesitated unless
he had assurances from other quarters.
Some kind Of memorandum or agreement
formed part of the bargain, and, by some
means, it fell into the hands of Calvin S.
Brice, the Chairman of the National Dem
ocratic Committee, ard he has it locked
up in his private safe this day"
The foregoing embraces the salient
points of Mr.. Bateman's remarkable con-
yersatioo. In detailing he was cool and
deliberate, weighing well bis words. He
intimated that it would in due time ba
called to the attention OF General Harrison.