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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-04
THE WOOL SITUATION.
The Prospects OF tho Spring season and the
state OF the Goods Market

The Prospects OF tho Spring season and the
state OF the Goods mAr.sot.
Horkheimer Bros have contracted in the
medium unwsshed WOOL sections Of ihe
State fer quite a large amount Of this
class OF WOOL tie price being - cenis per
podnd fof the best medium unwas7ed.
Eistern manufactures aad dealers refuse
TO pay thia price in the country, bcl!egi1e
that the market does no. warrant H. The
outlook for wool, taking tho condition of
the goods market iuto consideration, i8 no-
very hatteIipg. Manufacturers hsvo tried
bard 20 get an advance on their gcods, hul
the keen competition amongst themse'yes
has resuited in keeping prices down to
last yesrs figures Profits in mauuiac
turing wool into goods are 20 siim that one
half the SOOlea manufacturers are losing
money, but still keep on "a the nope that
there may be better trade, ~ ihe ioss ol
mae5intry in etoppiHg is q very CREST ore
The paat mild winter had grea, dCal to
do with the depression ~ WoOien goods,
and next 10 this are the heavy imrofia
tions ofsll classes Of wooien g0,ds, coming
mostly from England, importers berry
able 10 undersell tho same class ctdome'nc
goods.
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MUSIC HATH CHARMS.
An Effort TO Keep Ga. the SironlnG Bands
Of Europeans.

An Effort TO Keep Ga. the SiFolllnG Bands
oi Europeans.
NEW YORK, April The Mu,ical
Union of this city is endeayoring to pre-
vent the landing here of sirolling bsnd.
from Europe Almost every incoming
German 7teame, mas on bcsfd a score OF
more of musicians, who have been in the
habit OF coming here in the spring and r.
turning in the fall with the money earned
during the summer 1t is urged that such
immigrants come within the provisions OF
tie contract labor act, but heretofore they
have escaped detention by swearing that
they come az individuals and not as bands
under leaders.
When the steamer WesteFDland arrived
this morning from Antwerp Supt. Simp-
son, of the landing bureau at Castle Gar
den, discovered that there we're 40 less
thar 400 musicians on board, nearly all OF
them having spent the GUNNER here for
years past MaDy Of the leaders were rec
ognize Representatives of the Musical
Union armed OF the influx and at once
urged That strict investigation be made.
The suggestion is made that they can be
held under the pauper act if evidence is
not forthcoming 20 warrant their return
under the iofeigD contract labor law. A
representative Of the Knights of Labor is
interesting bimself in the matted.
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NEWS OF THE CITY.
POLICE AND FIRE BOARD.
Report of the Special Committee Appoint


Report of the Special Committee Appoint
ed by Council to Draft an Ordinance.
The Special Council Committee appoint
ed TO report TO Council an ordinance re
pealing the ordinance authorizing the
Board of Police and Fire Commissioner
and replacing in the control Of those de
partlnents of the public affairs the Com
mittees On Police and Fire Department
met at the City Hall lest night. The ful
COMMITTEES, Messrs. Ellingham, Seeley
Capps, Farrell and Rawlings, was present
and with ITEM City Solicitor White.
The Solicitor first presented an ordi
nance, very brief in its extent, abolishipi
the Board of Police and Fire Commission
ers, by repeating the ordinance of 1856
and i, was recommended to Council fol
adoption.
The Solicitor next presented the ordi-
nance restoring the fire department 10 the
control of the Committee or Fire Depart
ment, announcing at the same time, that
the ike ordirarce relating TO the Police
Department, wss not yet ready, bat would
be prepared by this evening, il necessary.
for the consideration of the committee.
The fire department ordinance was taken
up and read through, and about that time
Mr.. Rawlings, who was not present when
tie session opened, came IL. For his eg-
pecial information the ordinance was re-
read. IL sets forth that the Committee on
Fire Department, the Chief and Assistant
Chiefs shall constitute the Fine Depart
meni Of the city Of Wheeling, designales
the aumber of men in The various houses
Of the department, their pay, etc,
as per the existing regulations
keeping very close to the present order OF
things, When the reading had been con-
cluded, Captain Rawlings said he was de-
cidedly opposed to the abolition Of the
Board. To remove the Board was for the
city to take step 60 the rear; 1t was one
of the beet institutions the city had, and
We would be better OF if there were more
Boarde He proceeded TO reason that the
public interests would necessarily suffer il
the management OF such important mat
ters rs the police and fire departments vas
LETT 10 the care OF a Council Committee,
which was an irresponsible body" The
members of the Committee might perform
their work for time, but they would
sooner or later become careless, and some
thing might happen at critical time. 1t
wss his aim 10 see the Two departments
placed as far as possible outside political
infloence, and maintained at high state
of ,iliciency."
Mr. Seeley said that 10 matter whai
might he the private opinions OF membei'
Of The Committee, their instructions wer'
20 report ordinances abolishing the Board
To Council, ard that WIS the only thing tC
DO 1t was for Council to say whether OF
not the ordinances should pass.
Mr. Rawlings declined 70 advise upon
the subject, feeling as he did.
The ordnance was then gone over, sun
dry blanks filed, and the committee ad
iOurned to meet again when the Police or
dinarce has been prepared.
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TROuRLEIS FNARED.
Three More Farms Seized by tho River
Land Settlers.

Three More Farms Seized by the hiNot
Land Settlers.
FORT DODGE, IA, April 3.-The con-
certed action of river land settlers, to forci-
bly, reg, lin possession Of lands from which
eyictions were made last fall. CONTINUES
uninterrupted.
Three additional fsrms, from which Oc-
cupsnts were tjscted, were seized yester-
day ny farmers. who sowed crops in the
name Of the evicted tenants. A small
army Of men and teams with machinery
and seeds will make a tour Of the entire
river land district and SOW crops wherever
evictiOns have been made.
The excitement attendant or this bold
action Of the settlers has been greatly
heightened by the proposed institution Of
legal proceedings, charging all who particl-
pate 10 this latest move with consplra y.
Such sction, it is feared, would part'ci-
pate the long avortgd trouble, rs /; would
result in the arrest of large number Of
farmers, ard oil unable 70 furnish bonds
would he placed in Jail. 4 move like this
would result dieastToualy to farmers at
this season, and it is announced that rather
than submit they will resist arrest. Coun-
ty Attorney Moore is considering the best
mode Of procedure.
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A RIOT Ar NENIA.
Desperate Attempt Of Mob 70 Lynch a
Murderer.

Desperate AltempE OF MOB 20 Aynch "a
Murderer.
NENIA. d., April 3-A riot and at
tempted lyuchiug occurred here yesterday.
Ata dance early u the morning sherman
Jackson, gosded by jealousy, stabbed and
N.ied Frank Lawrence. oolored. The
murder rea,ed CREST excitement among
che coiored people and i'm the afternoon,
when ,he police iound Jackson secreled in
the house 0t an old colored woman, mob
was st once osgsn zsd To lynch the ca prit
The mob was ei by Thomas and VIII
liam Lawrence unclss %. the murdered
man. The officers opposed the mob. FL
nl.ly % clash occurred in the heart OF the
uty, and but short distance fom the
ai. The officers refused the demand for
The prisoner. and the excited crowd al
once attacked them Clubs we're freely
used, bu. t1e mob, rushing on the officers
i1 "a hoiy. after a short tussle had tie
prisoner n their possession The cthcere
then alI drew theig rsvolyels ard with
reiniorc-m.nts charged on the mob, again
securing their pIisorer and landing nim
in the lau. There is stin great excite
nent. ana the isu Is being securely
.rarfer
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More OF Youps sIgsl,s Work.

NEW YORK, April 3.-General Sigel,
the Pension Agent in this city, has made
good 70 the Government all the money
known TO have been taken by his son up
70 the time of bis conviction, but letters
are constantly coming in from pensioners
stating that various sums have oeen de-
duc,ed from Their pensions Treasury
AGENTS have been at work examining into
tine complaints, and, if they are found to
be lust, the Government will reimburse
the pensioners.
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PARKERsBURG.
A Now Industry for Thr wing Town
other News Items.

A Now Industry for Thr wing Town.
other News Items.
sgso0. 1asgrla .o Ok R.c.zer.
PARREEsHrBG. April 3.-PaTkersburg
is likely to have another new and import
ant industry established here soon-this
time a large buug mctofy II. B. Wheat
croft OF New York city, IS here arranging
to remove % large manufacturing plant OF
chat kind com New York TO this city. It
win probably be located on the Stephen
son sslle n the edge o.; the city If satis-
factory arrangements are made the burg
factory af Elizabeth. Writ county. viii
also hs moved here snd unued with the
Nsv York act3ry. j. @. Hale is manager
Of tle Elizabeth fsct0ry.
Judge knurird Snodgrass, whO was so
seriously ir ared hy an ONO River train
Yesterday afternoon is resting comfortably
u1de- the influence of opistes. RE ia too
so-r ,o bt moved or turned ia ms bed, bnt
hs Injuries are not considered likely TO
prove aal
james 10 Partridge, OF this city, has
been appointed Suprems Deputy OF the
Order o. Knights of ST. John for this
State. with the rank OF Lieutenant Colonel.
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AMUsEsENTs.
ashs w.o mu.t ne obsrsa

Reserved sesis will he put on sale a'
House's music store. tbis morning, for tha
production q "she " at the Opea House,
Saturday evening. The San Farc.sco
Aeqs. Lofief, a dramatic authority saf7 Oh
the play and company The Web.ter-
Brady Company opened at tbe AIeaZ,r I1e-
slre this week, producing W. a. Hiaoy %
dramatiz,tion OF she" J., has b,en tne
niece he resistance OF their repertoire dur,
iuq tseir tour, ard hss drown p3'Ae.u
homes wherever produced. NJ. Brady n
;.5sf.tig,ble IN his business and has be-
beaun - resp the harvest, both iu hoaom
cd The dollars Of our daddies. Close at
,4ntion tl,i has been ziven to details, and pr.
grady certainly hss the best dramaiization
OF the book. After witnessing the play We
can understand tie great snccess o; tie
yi-ce wherever presented. n Mr. Brady
Fs.rs or il the road be has mapped ont
bimseI ii be aill sCou win mis- spurs -
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rhn pnrnell CommissIop.

LONDON, April S.-Wben the PaTneli
Commission met this morning, Sir Charles
Russell resumed his argument in behalf OF
the Parnellites. He contended that the
object of the Irish National League, were
;rsrfabls before God and man. The issue
belore the Commission depended upon
moo that Mr Parnell and his colleagues
under the cloak of land improvement"
had planned murders and outrages-.,
The examination of Mr.. Parnell pas
been get for Tuesday next.
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TO WRECK tbs PENNA. LIMITED.
Eight Pieces OF Iron wedged in a Switch
Near Canton. Onto.

MANSFIELD, o., April "A fendish
attempt was made to wreck the Pennsyl-
vania limited yestibule passenger train No.
At Louisville, near Canton, abOuI u
O'Clock last night Egh; pieces OF iron
were tightly wedged into the switch DeaT
the town. An east bound passenger train
passed ssiely over the obstruction, but an
unusual iOlting caused the train men to he
alarmed and they reported the matter 10
the operator They investigated the
cause and stopped the limited. With the
assistance of the fireman the iron was re-
moved
They had been placed in the switch with
the east ends raised so as to derail west
bound train while allowing an east bound
90 psss over with only little jarring
The switch is only 90 feet from a bridge
and the momentum would have thlOwn
the whole train into the creek and the
Consequences would have been terrible
The train which it was sought to wreck
bad more passengers than usual. But few
Of them discovered the reason why the
hyer was stopped.
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BARN BURNERS.
Arrest OF n Man Charged with Arson in
Washington County.

aAAANhA VI n AAAA NAAtAA hN' WAth a oNaa 80
Washington County.
PmrsBURG, April 3 The good people
Of Washington county ere stirred up over
sensational barn-burning case. Yester-
day William Andrews, farmer of Wes;
Middleto6n, Washington county, was AT.
rested on the charge of burning the costly
barn Of TIE late Arnold LswJon, located in
Cross Creek township. that county. The
Darn valued, with it, contents at the
line of the burning, at $1,000, and is said
t. have been the finest barn in the county.
II vas burned about o'clock ore after
ncon las; October. Since that time the
case mas been worked up by Mr.. Todd, q
tire Perkins De ective Agency.
The property OF the deceased, which was
extensive. was leff to his widow. who is q
hslf sister of William ADdrews. Mrs. Lev
;oa filed the information on winch the
warrant for her hali-brother's arrest was
ssued. 1t is alleged that the barn
vas iurstd in revenge TOR an imagined IN
Jury in the di tributon OF The estate.
The prisooer was held in bond of Sl, 500
for bearing next Saturday before a jus
tice Of The Pyace in Washington, Pa.
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POINT PLEASANT.
James NJ. Menager mission to Washing <
ton-Itt ms Of Iuterest.
,.<-e.f fTtr..-...., q. fg.s r1efsf..

Special Tti,SrGia 10 he Regisier.
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA, April -
Hon. James N. Mensger left for Washing
ton City at noon to-day. He goes there in
obedience to a telegram summoning him
to Washington. 1t is rumored that he
will he rendered the office now ably filled
by Ho1. John 7. McGraw. There is no
Republican in the State more deserving,
according to public opinion here, than Mr..
@eneger, or whose appointment would
give more general satisfaction.
A company is now being formed heae
for the purpose OF boring for natural gas.
This is local enterprise entirely.
The Electric Light Company are nov
putting up poles and running It's wirea, and
the city will be lighted by electricity
within about ten days.
The County Court is now considering
the proposition Of issui.g bonds 20 the
amount Of 500. 600, for The purpose OF
bulldog a new Jail Two outlaws who
robbed q store at Mid3lepoIt, Ohio, II few
days ago, are now isrrily ing the people in
| the lower end OF the county. Officers have
made several attempts TO arrest them, but
without avail. They are heavily armed
and declare they will net bs taken alive.
The plans presented by o. S. Phiilpot,
architect, OF Wheeling, were adopted fol-
the new school building il this place
This building will cost about Sl7, 900 and
will he an ornament 10 the town
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The New York Appointments.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Collector Ma
gone, Of New York, was at the Treasury
Department and had interviews i.h Sec
rsiary Window and Assistant Secretary
Tichnor The latter said that Mr. Me-
gone's visit related entirely to the routine
bosiness of his Office. From other sources
it is learned that he placed bis resignation
at the Secretary's disposal. 1t is reported
that the President has the New York ap-
poin.ments under consideration aud will
dispose OF them il short time. There are
a number Of New York politicians in the
city, and the rumOr is current that the fol-
loving slate OF local appointments has been
practically agreed upon: Collector, Mr.
Efhaidt; Appraiser, Mr.. Stevens; Survey
or. Mr.. Wille,s; Naval Officer, Mr.. Knapp;
Postmaster, Mr.. Van C5tt.
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TIE BELLIGERENT SENATOR'S.
Talk OF Chilly Reception When They Call
at the white House

At the Hhlte House.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Ths Herald's
Washington special eays: "The Republi-
can Senators who voted against my nomi-
nees will feel the need of letter of intfo.
ductiou the next time they come TO the
White House" is 2 remark attributed to
President Garfield when the nomination Of
VIM. II. Robertson, for Collector of New
Yark, was nnder consideration in the Sen.
ate IN ISL.
President HsrEison has not said exactly
this, but he has intimated 10 his friends
that the Republican Senators who voted
against Murat Halstead last week will be
remembered and Recommendation TO
office will be looked upon rather cooly.
The President gave them an ample oppOr-
tunity to repent, and he is not at all
pleased with the belligerent irit theg
displayed He holds that his refusal to
withdraw the nomination was an emphatic
notice that he wanted it confirmed, and
those Senators who persisted in voting
against confirmation were guilty OF seri-
Gus breach of party discipline.
Not only those who voted ia the mega
tive, but those who refused TO vote, will
70 on the black list and viii get chilly
reception when they call at the White
Hcuse. Already some of them have re-
solved never TO make any more recon-
mendatioDs The two Illinois Senators
who RETAINED from voting are especially
dissatisfied Senator Ferwell told the
President last week that be should urge
nobody hereafter for appointment, and
that when the President wanted him he
would have to send for him.
One Of the six Senators who voted
sgainst the Presidents wishes in the Hal
stead matter said, when ne heard OF his
feelings against them, II wonder where
he thinks his msjority is coming from if
ne ignores us?n
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They Did Not Fight

LONDON, April 3.-The Smith-Miiohell
ten-ro1nd boxing match ended in lizzie.
It appears that last Friday, While striking
the hag Smith irod on an upturnsd hook
tearing his ioos severely. EctniuA s7rs
known Of the accident until yesterday ana
every body was iisgusted ~ cons,q Ice
Mitchell arnouncei his intention oi claim
iDg the forfeit, but said he @Bs wil.iag 20
fight Smith TO- $4,000 when the ls'ter re-
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annt fnr nld nnleraln.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
ST.. CLAIRsvIILE. OHIO, April 3
Ccle,aiu township, which has been re-
qarded as one of the Republican strong
holds OF B lmont county, consequently
much surprise was expressed al the result.
Three Democrats on the Township ticket
we're elected By wonderful msiorities.
Frank Boggs was elected Justice OF the
Peace. T. V. Hall received 80 votes more
than his opponent for Trustee, aud Charles
Mitchell was chosen Assessor by o mSJor-
itv II. Joshua Holland, Democrat, Tor
Constable only lacked two votes OF an eiec-
tim
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cbildrsn starving to Death

On account of their inability to digest food
will fEd q most marvellous food and rem.
edy in SCOrr's EMULSION OF Pure Cod
Liver OIL With HypopnOsphites. very
palatable and easily digested. DR.. >; ".
Cohen, OF Waco, Texas, says: nave
used your Emulsion in Intantile "aslIps
with good results l. not only restores
wasted ,issues, bat gives strength ana ~ IN
crea-es the appetite / am glad to nse suen
a reliable article
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III. acapdf.ther.. M.mory

BERLIN, April 3.--The Emperor. ar 3
mark Of renewed confidence, has SUM
mcutd to the HerresAau, Dr.. Won PIT
kamer, the Minis.e. Who was dismissed by
the late Emperor Frederick II IS asni-
officially announced that the prosecution
Of the Joiks /ltimg, for dCfaming tho
menory OF Emperor William l. wae nader-
tPken at the demand Of the pre- eat Em-
nerOr
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n,nrr.n counts OlreuIt Oourt.

Soe-ial 1gSgrdm .0 10 RsoiS.er'
BERKELEY SPRINGS, April 3.-Circult
Coort convened here yesterday, and in the
sasruoou the grand Jury brought in seven
teen indictments, nine Of which were
s,,ainst druggists for illegally selling
I,0ror Samuel X Moore sill he trie1 to-
r,arrov for the murder ef James N. Stott-
lsr Hon. d. B. Lucas, Of Charlestown,
epd Nelson Wisner, of Martinsburg, ap'
mar Tor the accused. This viii be the
b7siest Circuit Court that has ever BEEN
bs-d in Morgan county. There will be
one murder case, three for larceny and
two for uisdemeanOr.
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Miner. Of wostern PenpsrlvanIs.

PlrTsBURG, April 3.-The reil'oad
miners OF Western PennsylYanis will hold
c meeting in this city Tomorrow, begin
ping at 10 a. m, to decide upon the rate
of wages TO govern after May 1. Meetings
have been held at all Of the mines in the
Western portion of the State within the
nsst week and the matter has been voted
upon. In q majority Of cases the miners
have voted for 10 cents per ton. Some
have voted in favor OF accepting "a cents
psr ton. but not single mine has voted
in favor of the operators fgure-69 cents
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rontest Tor .Iohn RrIrhtl. Place.

LONDON. April 3-The eldest son Of
Mr. John Bright. who is a Liberal prioa-
;s+ will contest the seat in the House OF
Commons for the Central DIVISION Of BIZ
rningham made vsc4nt By the death oi hi4
f.iher. An exciting contest is exp. cted.
The Liberals save lated q can can .'qa,e- ,
IN, ne conservatives will try to induce Lord
p,rSolnh ~ Churchill to stand for the seat
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CueAGo. April 5-Tbs returns from
Yesterdays civ election are not sll IT. IS
VET but those received chow the election
of the entire city ticket 10y vsf'o1s msJor-
i,e- Cfe,ier. for Mayor, with hve pre-
c,octs missiur. has n 6i7 majority. 1nere
are one 9- two very close sldermanlc con-
tests. but 10 is believed that the new coun-
cil s.ilI stacc Demte5sts. 2oi hepunh-
...a Old
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DOUBTLESS A LIE.
,he Festive Charleston Correspondent
r..-..L... 4. snrIn.. nNarrnnf

The Festive Charleston Correspondent
Earning spring Overcoat.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-A special TO
the Post from Charleston, w. Va, says;
Last niebt as Eiitor Rsbsr, Of the State
Irius. was walki7g By q grocery stole,
bs was sccos.ed by Governor Wilson, who
shook his fist under his nose and threat
e1ed him with personal violence for crih-
cism %, the Governors official actions
rle grocery keeper. not being an admirer
o., the Governor ordered him ont OF the
store, and as he failed 20 70. is said to
have summarily elected him by force,
with the Injunction never to enter his
doors again.
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r1eo,Inn I'M Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, R. I, April 3.-As a re-
suit of to-day's election the Legislature
is Republican 10 each branch, which Will
be ,a5nc9d if this city is Democratic. as 1t
ia likely 10 be. Thirty towns ont oi
tbirty-six. including all cities but Prov,
dencs gives Davis, Dem, plurality oil
o26 bnt he lacks l, 535 Of majority
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DUBUQUE. April 3.-Stewart, Democrat,
wss elected Mayor yesterday by 559 ma
iority over Hayden, the nominee OF the
Rsnublicsn snd Union Labor parties. The
entire Democratic ticket was elected by
msioritiss ranging from 200 to 200. The
campaign was largely fought on the en-
Co-cemsnt of the prohibitory law, ana the
anti.nrobibitionists achieved a victory
The next Council ia Democratic.
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cruelty In The ONO Peniteatiary,

CoLUsIBUs, o., April "a sensation
was made at the meeting of the Board OF
Managers of tie Ohio Penitentiory this
morning, when Prison Physician Clemmer
filed report charging Deputy Warden
Cherrington with oulrageously furnishing
an insane prisoner named George Bates IN
the ducking lab 4 legislative inv(stiga-
tiou will probably result.