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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
jealousy Prompts Suicide.

Special to the Globe.
CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., Dec. IA son
of Chief White Eagle. at Crow Creek
agency. committed suicide to-day by
shooting himself, death resulting in
stantiy. He has had considerable
trouble with his squaw, owing to
jealousy, and that is supposed to have
been the cause for the dead.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
skated Through the Ice.

Special to The Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Dec. If
The ten-year-old son of II. N.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Movemonts OF steamship

Observation-Disclosures: Lord Give, from
Philadelphia, and proceeded for Liverpool.
New York-ArTiveds City Of Berlin, fFelY
Liverpool,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
RElILAIRR.
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass Civ

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The Good Templars 20 TO Etuayille
"Wednesday night,
Lincoln MofFat is home In Bellaire
from trip 10 Montana.
The steamer Bellaire had seventy pas.
sengers the last trip here last night.
The steamer Telegram rcshipped a lot
Of slate here Saturday for Powhatan.
A grand Jaw breaking will be given at
the a. NJ, Z. church tomorrow night.
Charles Rowles, Of Jacobsburg, attend.
ed the school examination here Saturday.
Frank Romer, Charlie Husbands and
DR.. Westate all learning the bicycle now,
o. CLARK has moved his family from
the lower end Of the county 10 Bridge.
port
Simmons 4 :Ilarnhill will build OK.
tenBive additions 10 their boiler factory
soon,
The High School scholars will give an
entertainment In school hall Friday
night
The Good TomplarS paid Benwood
Lodge a visit Saturday night, turning out
In force.
The street car line Is doing a rushing
and paying business, Just coming money
yesterday
Marshal Darby is attending 10 the dis.
tribulion Of the Ash along the Pan.
Handle Railway west,
The wofkmen al the nail works think
they cannot get ready for q start before
tomorrow or next day.
A small child Of John Nevll, Of Rose
Hill, fell from q porch Saturday and cut
a severe gash In hls head.
Wilson burnett, Tie and Timber In.
speclof Of tue Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
was down on business Saturday,
Mn. Rev. A. B. Williams, Of this city,
will deliver an address before the
Womah,s Auxiliary Convention Of the
si1leenth Instant 70 DO held al Barnes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06

The Inauguration OF the great Exposi.
ton building in Pittsburgh will be con-
sumated by a grand festival OF music.
Months have been devoted to the prepa.
ratlops which arc now complete The
great singers Of the world have been en-
gagged, The superb orchestra Is that
from the Metropolitan Opera House,
New York, augmented to 100 musicians,
under the direction OF Anton Seidl. The
chorus Of six hundred voices, under the
direction OF Carl Retter, has been re-
hearsing for six months on the great
choral works TO lie performed during
this week ofsong. The following is the
complete list Of artists who will be
heard
SoPRANos-Mad. Lilli Lehmann.Ka-
lisch, Mad. 1erese Herbert Forester.
Miss Agnes Vogel and Miss Emma Juch.
CoNTRALTo-Miss Helene Won Doen-
hof.
PIASIsT-AIiss Adele Aus Der 0he.
SOLO VIoLINIsT-Mr. Max Bendix.
TENoRs-Herr Paul Kallsch, Mr..
James H. Ricketson and signor Jules
Ferotti.
BAEIToNE-signor Giuseppe Cam
panar.
BAsSo-Herr Emil Fischer.
Solo VioLoNcELLIsT-Mr. Victor Her
CoNpucroRs-Herr Anton ssidl, Mr..
Carl Retter.
There will be FIVE evening concerts,
beginning May ,2lst and extending
through the week. On the afternoons
OF Thursday and Saturday matinee con-
certs will be given.
The Exposition building will be trans.
formed into a great amphitheatriCal
music hall, with one hundred private
boxes, and seats for five thousand peo-
pie. An immense sounding board Is
now In course OF construction, which
will be placed behind and oyer the
chorus and orchestra, thus insuring per-
feet acoustics In every part Of the audi
torium.
The purchasero OF a season ticket makes
a saving Of over 40 per cent In the cost
OF the same tickets purchased for single
concert. The sale Of season tickets is
now progressing at Hamilton's music
store, Pittsburgh. The sale OF tickets for
single concerts will begin Monday, May
18th, at the same place.
Prices will be as follows: Tickets for
single concerts 50 90, s. 90, 81 90 and 50c,
according 10 location. Season tickets,
Sl2 30, $500 and $ 90, according 70
location. Private boxes, seating six,
500 for the season.
Alllines OF railroad entering the city
have arranged for selling excursion
tickets from points within q radius Of
1926 miles, Of greatly reduced rates.
All communications concerning tick.
cts and information should be addressed
70 Seymour u. Locke, Anderson hotel,
pittsburgh, Pa. Nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
YHE WORLD OF Sports.
ALVEY and Interesting Cameo
Ball here Saturday,
TEN INNINGS TO DECIDE 1T,
The Score Tied Several Times Other
Games and Base Ball News-The
Bicycle Race Finished-A Six
Day Walking Match.

The Wheeling ball team concluded its
arss series Of home games Saturday after.
noon by winning another game from
Hamilton, 1t was a hRrd.iought, inter
esting and exciting contest Of ten in
nings, witnessed by IN enthusiastic
audience that numbered over 200
and was quick to note and applaud the
many fine points with which the game
abOunded, The visitors put Dolan in
the box and his very effective work
made 1t very uncertain how :hc
game would terminate till in the
tenth inning, when Ryan led of with
a singlei Dunn followed with q
three-bagger and he was followed by
Green who hit out two.bagger II
took some time for Wheelings heavy
batters TO size up Mr., Dolan and his
swift ballu, but they finally did 1t and at
q very opportune and critical time. The
bleaching board occupants went insane
when those three hits were punched in
the tenth, and when Jeems Green stole
third and went home on O bad throw OF
Flanagan's everybody hoWled,
Ziegler again made his appearance 10
the box for Wheeling, and though still
feeling the effects oil his recent illness,
pitched q fine game. The support he
received from the 1.-THE thinner behind
the bat and from the entire field was
about all that could be desired,
Up TO the fourth inning Wheellng's
prospects were anything but bright but
In that inning the three runs the Wis.
itors had piled up In the first were tied
and the fun commenced In earnest At
the end OF the sixth there was another
tie, and still another at the end OF the
eighth.
BY winning saturday'sgame Wheeling
went 10 the top row OF the percentage
table, an excellent position to be In when
starting away for the first series OF away
from home games. The team left yester-
day morning for Dayton, where they will
play tho arst three days Of this week
then they will 90 to Springfield and
finish out the week with three genes
there. From there they will 20 10 Ham,
tlton anu play nunuayi MOuuhy Auu
Tuesday, and then return home and on
Thursday, the 10th, open up series Of
three games with Dayton, alter which
they will jump back 70 Springfield and
Hamilton for three more games at each
place,
The understanding Is that Manager
Sullivan Ia TO play second base in all the
games played while the team Is absent
on this trst trip. There Is 8 variety Of
opinions as TO what the team will be
able TO do In these INST MIRO away from
home games, that ranges from their not
being able to win any to winning all Of
them. II is understood that tho Board
Of Directors will be satisfied II three
victories are slorel. The team has
played 80 excellehhy well daring the
hrst championship week that host Of
friends have been won, and interest In
the club and the sport very materially
increased thereby. Brodie, the alleged
pitcher, was released Saturday evening.
The score Of Saturdays game was as
follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
novel Point ofLS,,,

The case OF the Joseph Bell Stove
Company against the Pennsylvania
Company Is " hat the boys would call q
gRticker,n says the steubenyille Herald,
The goods wage consigned In Pennsyl.
yauia to a firm In west Virgins, end
were destroyed In Ohio. The laws Of
these three States upon the common law
oIliability oicarriers eitherinde6nite-
Iy known oF ~ variance With each other
State should govern ip the present case
10 what 10 causing the ttouble. The
evidence Is all In, Arguments Vere made
this morning, but the Court excused the
Jury from considering the case until
Monday morning, when they will be
charged. It makes little difference how
the Case goes, i 10 ssiA, as It will be car
ried TO a'higher COURT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
FEARS OF foul PLAY
Entertained by the Friends Of a
Strangely Missing Man,
GEO, CRoLL. OF BUcKHANNoN,
Lost to his Family aud Friends Since
he Came to Wheeling Over a
Week Ago-Anxlops Inquiries
Meet Little Reward,

George Croll, prosperous stone mas,
on and contractor, whose home Is in a
little town in Ohio, a sholt distance be.
low PMkerburg, came to this city from
Buckhannon, this State, where he has
some contracts, a week ago last Saturday,
April eth, to look after some work he
had in contemplation, and since that
time his family and relatives have been
unable to hear from him or learn Of his
whereabouts, further than that he reach,
ed here safely, They are naturally
much concerned over his disappearance
and have had inquiries instituted here
with a view to ascertaining what has be-
come Of the man,
CFoll's contracts at Buckhannon were
In connection with the building OF the
seminary Of the Methodist church at that
point, and he has been there nearly all
the time Tor the past two or three
months, He came here TO consult with
Mr., E. w, Wells, the architect, about the
stone work OF a new school house 10 be
built In Martins Ferry. He left Mr..
Wells Saturday afternoon (the 27th) say.
ing that he would go over to Martins
Ferry and take look at the location,
and that he would be back to sec Mr.,
Wells on the following Monday. That
was the lsgt Mr., Wells saw Of the man,
though he was informed by his wife that
q man answering CFoll's description
called on Sunday while Mr., Wells was
out,
Last Saturday night Mr., Wells re.
CeiVed the following dispatch from
Buckhannon from l., o. Collins, who Is
Croll's son.in.laW: when did Croll
leave your place% Mr.. Wells tele.
graphed back what little he knew and
yesterday morning received the follow.
ing from Collins; "Croll is missing;
Gee II you can lnd him In Wheeling, ~
Mr., Wells went to Martins Ferry yes.
terday and spent tho afternoon there
hunting up clue as 10 where the man
was. All he could learn, however, was
that Croll had engaged board for q few
days ut a private house, and had been
brought there at a late hour last We'd
nesday night by two unknown men.
Croll was INTOXICATED and COVERED With
blood from some cuts about his head,
and mud, which the two men said be
had received In falling over stone wall.
Quite sum Of money was, Croll alter
wards told his landlady, missing from
his vest pocket, Early the next day he
left the house and no epp could be
hince. "
He Is a man betty cen 30 and So years
Of agei dark compleTioned ReaFs full
black beard slightly tinged with gray Ia
about 4 feet s inches In height wore
dark clothes, sack coat and SLOUGH hat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
The Details Of the Observance By the City
@. A. r. Posts.

me petAlla o. the upaeFNnneo ~ the Clty
g. a. r. PostS.
The joint committee appointed to ar
range for a proper observance Of Memoir
ial day by the members Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic have practically
completed the business entrusted to
their care. The programme consists OF
decoration OF the graves Of deceased SOL
diers In the morning and memorial SER
vices in G, A. r. hall In the evening. A
committee was appointed to arrange for
appropriate religious services at one OF
the city churches on the Sabbath even
ing preceding Memorial Day,
The division Of duties gives the decor
ating Of Mt. Wood, the Peninsula and
the Stone Church to Holiday post ;
Greenwood and Mt Calvary 70 Sheridan
post and Red Mems and Mt. Zion to
Stevens post, A squad from Stevens
post has volunteered to decorate the six
graves Of soldiers in the Mt, 0liYet
churchyard, on the CaldWells run road
two miles south OF the city,
The following committees were ap-
pointed for the purposes named;
ON IMMORAL SERVICES,
@. E, Irwin, A. Ray, W, s, Meek, ],
=. Carlin, Z, Z, Bowman and William
Murdoch,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.
s.ranrst. IN ths olly aaa wh0ollAs Peepl'

Strangers In the City and wheeling teopii
Abroad.
Mr.. @. s. McWhorter, Of BuCkhannoni
Is at the Mcclure house.
William swartz, Samuel swartz and
H. ]. McGiyern, Of the Taylorstown oil
field, are visitors in Wheeling.
Mr.. John E. Day, city editor Of the
NeWs- Letter, who has been very Ill with
inilammatory rheumatism, Is again able
to be out.
Eugene Hanke, OF this city, leaves to-
day 70 open with the McFadden circus
at Moundsville in trapeze and wire
walking act.
Miss Maggie westbrook and Miss
Emma Frazier, Of Washington, Pa, are
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. Nor
rlson, In this city.
Miss Dora Hervey, an attractive younl
Brooke county lady, ID the guest OF hel
cousins, the Misses Hervey, OF South
Front street, Island.
Miss Minnie Shields, a student Of the
Steubenville Female Seminary, Is visit
ing at the residence Of Mr.. w. A. Mill
gan, on South Eof street.
Mr.. John Hebrank, travelling sales
man for n. Schulz, who has been on the
sick list for the past three months, re-
sumed his place last week.
Mr.. James P. Hammond, Of the Island
after taking In the National Centennial
at New York, Is spending few weeks
with his daughter in Brooklyn.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. Aul and daughter
Minnie, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. stril and
daughter Birdie, have gone to Canton,
Ohio, to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Frank
Peter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
nnrrn Hau.s COMFORT Tn,nlrht.

The annual concert Of the Opera
House Orchestra will be given at the
Opera House this evening, and will be
the only attraction at this house during
the week. This organization Is the
pride Of Wheeling. Every member Is a
CONSCIENTIOUS artist, and the band has
only attained the EXCELLENCE" 1t hRS
reached through the sympathetic work
OF the players and the Intelligent direc.
ton Of Professor Spell. The pro-
gramme offered Is an especially attrac.
tive one, notably Beethoven's symphony
in F major. The orchestra will be
assisted in the instrumental numbers by
SoyeTal Pittsburgh artists and Miss Flora
Williams, Master Alfred Spell, Miss
Annie Lang aud Messrs. Ankle aud w.
laui. Tho tickets OF admission arc 80
cents and. seats can be reserved at
Houses music store without extra
charge,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06

ron q Buggy 81 I. Carpet At cost 60 to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
A YOUNG NAN KILLED,
Luslsn BsaiI, a PoEiSy Brakeman, HAN
Eled Beneath the Whsels,

glnd Beneath the Mhechf
Saturday evening shortly after 7
O'Clock Luclen Beall, a well known and
popular young man Of the Island, a
brakeman in the employ Of the Pitts
burgh, Wheeling and Kentucky rail-
road company, met his death in q shock
ing manner. He went to turn down the
brake on a freight car as a train was
passing the city water works, when the
wheel, having in some way come loose
on the brake rod, pulled of, and Beall
was thrown to the track between the
cars, and run over, His body was
shockiugly mangled'
Coroner schultze was notified and
examined the remains, Issuing a certia-
cate Of accidental death,
The remains were placed in the hands
Of g, hendel & Co.. and prepared for
burial.
Mr.. Beall was the youngest son OF
Grafton Beall, Esq, and was aged about
twenty-one years, He had been in the
employ Of the railroad company about
two years, and had q splendid reputa-
ton for intelligent attention to the du,
ties deYolYing upon him, A short time
ago he met with q small accident, having
one OF his hands slightly crushed while
coupling cars, He was universally
liked By all who knew him, and his
shocking death caused a general feeling
Of horror all over the city, The be,
reayed family have the most sincere
sympathy OF the entire community.
The funeral took place from his faith
eris residence on the Island yesterday
afternoon, and was largely attended,
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vile, and Mrs. B. Thornberry will read
IN essay.
O. starkup and John Haines are
among friends in GAINESVILLE.
Prof. Merts, Of steubenyllle, was here
on school business Saturday, and will
remain with relatives until to-day.
Messenger Hudson, Of the Adams Ex.
press Company here, who was reported
dead last week, Is still living, but very
low.
Mrs. Brim Battelle and family, Of AT.
lanta, Ga, are here, the guests Of the
Misses Battelle, on Thirty.fith street, for
the summer.
"Chess" WarnoCk, a newly appointed
postal mail agent under the last admin
istration, writes friends here that he Is
Tin the SOUP"
Charlie Rodeier reported Saturday
morning ice as heavy as window glass at
his place below town, and says he Is
afraid the fruit Is hurt. 50
The Bellaire miners respectfully invite
all the miners in the vicinity 10 attend q
mass meeting at McC laingville, Just west
OF here, tomorrow alto o'clock.
The two P. T. King houses in the
Fourth ward double tenements) did not
sell on Saturday. They were bid up 10
S., 500, but having cost Sc, 000f Mr.. King
refused to let them go.
Charles McClain is running the Nc.
Clainsville stone qnarries now, paying q
royalty on all stone sold. They have
begun on an extensive scale this spring
and are shipping fine stone in all direc.
lions.
The Saturday night train on the CIeye-
land and Pittsburgh leaving here at O
and returning at II o'clock, has been
very successful and there Is talk now Of
putting the train on nightly between
here and Wellsville.
Q. H. Hall, the lumber man out in
this county, has a noval way in the
woods Of hauling logS. He has tram
ways and railroads built all through the
woods, and In this way, with truck,
gets all the large logs 70 the mill very
easily, crossing hollowB on trestles and
going up and down the bills. A young
man named Ault straddled q log last
week 10 ride down the hill and across
the trestle, when the car Jumped the
track, throwing the boy OF aud nearly
killing him. His upper lip was almost
cut of, besides being bruised consider.
ably otherwise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
YoIter,Iay'a AsIociatlon DANES,

The largest audience that ever witnessed a
game Of base ball a. tho RldgoWood Park, L. l.,
galherpd yesterday 70 SEQ the game between the
Brooklyn and Athletic teams A half hour b.
fore the game was allied every scat 10 the stands
was occupied, and there Wa a. dcnge wall Of
crowd IN centre field was so great that thefo Ngfp
hundreds who could not sec the players. The
llFOOklynh scored one In the lfSt inning, and the
Athletics made run in tho thifd. The SCOfo
remaining tied during the next two inning,
but In The sixth the Athletics scored
crowd III centre Beld hegal 70 close IN. seyotAl
brooklyn club tried 70 keep the crowd back, but
without avail, In few minutes tho who'll Held
was 4 sea Of humanity, aud the players pi both
teams went 10 thOif dfebslng rooms. No further
effort was made 70 clear tho field OF 10 continue
mo game, Some o. the OnlQokef! claimed that
WOlfh, the center folder Of The Athletics, called
z tESIna Y Close "a ald hsy ga AZ y sdoubt
team bad had hB fbal.. pmplSo Holland called
XIhisiics, 81 fIfook ia, /, lid, khdB, Esfhtd,
and0, Pitchers, WOyhlhg aud Tefiy,
AZ Cincinnati Clhtinnan ~ Louisville D.
lillS, Is andi2, Earned, 10 andl, Pitchers Dur.
geo and khtel and llectef. -.
10, Columbus, o. His, and II, ErfofS and
l, Eainpd, / and g. Pitchers, Foreman and
baldwin, hong rms, Peoples, Mack and
GiRsnrai Ulty-Fof the Third conIecullye time
Kansas CITY administered crushing dSlelt 70
the Browns, Winnlng the game 10 the ninth III.
Ming BY pongdlns kinE igr tSp ale Ply, AID .t
gdin6. eolfp' KANSAS City, Isl ST. Louis, ~,
Earned, band 4. itlls, q and II ktfOft, 2Ahd
L. rlIchefa, BWAfltel and King and DOyllh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
A CARD.

ililA fact that more unblulhlng frauds are
daily pefpetrAled on the general public 10
the name Of WhlIklea than any other mstohAn,
disc IN The MARKET The confidence bestowed
on me BY the public kOeuly appreciate, and, a
always heretofore, will Ia The future NOT belfay
that trust. Il Il no, an easy matter 10 have
reputable phyilCiAhs aud Managers Of hospitals
lndofso AhY one particular brand OF yhltky, yOt
they have done 70 since The merits 81 KLilhIb
'iBtLvEH ACE" became known 70 them. Fof
the 1ltk room Il has no oompolll1f, II IlAbd1
alone Tot ~ delicate and delightful aAy6f. II IA
pure gnd old, lice from al Impurities, HyelbGf
bi other Woll,knOwn penhlylyahlA hyO Whi1l
klel Of all area 10 complete. NJ pflofS afO A
reasonable q any IN The State. MSWlnes OF All
foreign and domestic kinds are well And cAFo.
fully pglOdledi No house can chow ton bSll6l
Bnhdlt, oin,. or In TACT any other Imported
Mo pflCS d "SitvER AoEa continue, % b
q q. pei tall gestL old Gibson, fin6h o.
Qnokehheimef 81 81 POI quart, " alS quart l0f
III, A lnV Hhttfy OF Sweet California Wine al
90 cenN pet quart and upwards. Send lof
complete price Hat and Oatkl6FiO, o. mi Al No,
3 2 Eedeial street. Allegh6nyt who're one slanoo
y opt eilAhlllhment Will convince you 81 DE
Truth Of my statement
m,avv,, Respectful ,vv,,,y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-06
othsr Tri.state oames PIay ed saturday.

Other Tri.State Games Play ed Saturday,
At Mansfield home team won It's
first championship game, defeating Can.
ton by the following score:
s SsRsasld ........G SSf5S S s1s
Earned, Mansfield I, Canton 81 bits, Mansfield
49, Canton 10; errors, Mansfield 4, Canton B.;
Riley, Delaney aud Doylei time, 2 hOurSi attend.
anee, w. mi,
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THg .. s. COURT.
business Transacted at Charleston at Fri.
days Session,

business Transacted ut Charleston ut Fri.
days Session.
In the y, S, District Court, in session
at Charleston, the following business
was transacted at Fridays sitting.
In the case Of the United States VS..
Nancy Hawks, for a violation Of the
Internal Revenue laws, the jury return.
ed verdict Of not guilty.
United States ys. Abraham Sloan, for
violation Of the Internal Revenue laws d;
Jury, guilty; fined 500 and costs, i'm.
prisonment suspended.
United States VS.. Nathan NJ. Cretes,
for violation Of the Internal Revenue
laws; jury, verdict, not guilty.
United States vs.. Walter Freeland and
James Lowe, for violation OF the Internal
Revenue laWsi jury, verdict, as to each,
not guilty.
United States vs.. H. o'Neal, for viola.
ton Of the internal revenue laws; jury,
verdict, guilty; fined 500 and costs i'm.
prisopmept suspended,
United States VS.. Willard Alderman,
for violation Of the internal revenue
laws; jury, verdict, guilty; fined 500
and costs, and imprisoned for thirty
days.
United States VS.. Jim Sloan, for viola.
ton Of the internal revenue laws Jury,
verdict, guilty; fined 500 and costs i'm.
prisonment suspended.
United States VS.. Buck Lalerty, for
violation OF the internal revenue laws
jury, verdict, guilty fined 500 and costs ;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and recognized
in the sum Of $500 for good behavior for
twelve months.
United States VS.. Augustus Ball, for
violating the pension laws and deiraud.
ing Jane Tawney out ofan alleged fee for
the prosecution OF her claim plea OF
guilty. fined 500 and oostsi imprison.
ment suspended.