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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-14
Process nihilist6w.

~" "NoAi'1y' sly proceS TO-
sy)skich nihilist6w W Paryzu,
ktorych aresztowanie narobifo
niedawno taklego baiasu W
cafe) europejskie) prasle. Ma
fawie oskarzonych zasiadio
szesciu, meaczyzn dvie ko-
biety. 20 wlekszej czesci s4
to bardzo mfodzi ludz1e; ko-
olety przystojne, ale mizerne i
blade, ubrane cafe czarno, W
czarnych kapeluszach, kt6re
zatrzymu9a ma glowie. Z mez-
czyzn Lwow wyglada nal
wspania]ej: jest wysoki ma
jake szesc stop, dlugie car
ne w}osy spadaja mu ma "a
m1ona, TAXA sama broaa ma
plersl. Reinsteln jest nizki i
chudy, ncsi cxarne okulary i
wyglada ma bardzo przygne-
blonego. Najnedzniej re wszy-
stk'ch oskar2onych wyglada
ksia2e Wiktor Nakaczize, mo
wi powell c'chym. giosem, 2
"ielka rozwaga. Wogole wszy-
Soy mara poor bardzo tale
mnlczy pode]rzany. Oskar-
zenle zarznca i'm tylko pray
gotowywanie i rrzecho wywa,
ME materja}ow wybuchowych.
M'edzy aresztowanymi zna1-
dowaf sic tak2e niejaki He
ckelman vulgo Landlesen,
ktory zdo}al W tajemnlczy spo.
sob umkna6. Pedczas rozprawy
okazuje sic, 2e byf to popro-
stu rosy)ski ajent prowoka
cy]ny. Adwokat Mtl]erand "a
rz''ca prokuratorji, lie dosko-
male wiedzlaia, kto jest He
ckelmann, i dlatego pozwoli-
ia mu ujsc. OsKarzeni W og6
lie przyznaja, lie So z usposo-
blenla rewolucjostsmi i pragua
konstytucYjl w Kosii, ale IL
do 2adnego skisku uie nalele-
il. Gaia wine sklada)q ma He
ckelmanna, kt6r.y i'm dostar-
czaf p'eniedzy i przysyfai ku.
try z bombsm'. Zajmowall
cia che'nja, mic vice dzlwne-
go, Re znaJdowano u ricIr
materially wybuchowe. Ogol-
ma wesotosc wysofosc wywo-
taio postepowanie Nakaczizeso.
Don'osi pewnego dnia sedzie-
mu sledczemu, Re porobi waz-
ne odkrycia W Raincy, gdzie
mia1y odbywa6 sic proby wy
buch6w. Kiedy przybili ma
mle)sce, Nakaczize oswiadc2yl,
ze 0 nlczem ME vie i jedv
ME W celia u2vcia przechadzk,
p%o]echaf mad brzegi Marry i
skforif sedziego 6ledczago do
; dotrzymania mt towarzy-
silva.
Prezyjent oswiadcza DO
przeprowadzeniu postepowanla
dowodowego: Ma korzysG
wszystklch okarzonycn music
powledziz6, Re So jak najlep-
SEE swladeclwa o ich uczci-
wosci i sposobie 2ycia."
Prokurator Lombard WV
| powiada move oskarza;aca W
sposob bardzo lagodny. Twier-
dzl, re pozostawali W zwiazku
Z anarchistami W Zurychu,
cola okar&enie wzsledem obu
kob:et &ada wydania zaocz-
60 wyroku IA Heckelmanaa,
DO ME uwa2a 60 "a alenta
prowokacyjnego. Adwokat
Durler mowi mniej wiecej co
nastepuj e: Ustawu roku 1871,
wydaua re wzledu ma komu-
ms'o", zakazu)e wyraznle ia
brykacj' przechowywania
prochu wybuchowego karta-
cry, doklacn1e okreslajac ro-
dzaj materjafow. Jezeli oskar-
zeni w~ynalezli auwy srodek
eksplo1ulscy wedlug tel usta-
wy NE mog4 bye karanl;
lZba dopiero mus uchwallG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-14
Narzeczona z broda.
Obrazek czasow WOien
aapOleohskich
w Ei1szpanii.
-s@As-
(Ciag dalszy).
(Ciag dalszy).

Pc wieczerzy poprosilismy
hidalge do osobnego pokoju;
oddalem mu list, powt6rzyiem
oiwiadczen1e, pulkownik diu
go i szeroko prawif o mych
talentach wojskowych, t&iel
nosci, wzgledach m%arszalka, j
p1eknej karyerze, ]akq m@ge
zrobl6. Hlsznan ]ednak nle
byf tenn wszysthiem przeko-
nanym; zlmno, ehtodno, pc
waznie recytowaf swo)e wy
mowki, pulkownikowi lasii
sic, wynosii pod meba zaslu-
gl i d,ieln"sG marszalNa, win
szewai nj lego vzgledow, "
czy}, jak mowi1, z ca'ego SER
Ca szczescja, szlf 1eneralsluch,
t%ytuf6w, Zaszczytow-ale cor
k, dac ME chcial.
No / lak2e, co zrobisz
moi kapitanie?-wyrzekf mi
%pulkown'k wieczorem. gdys-
my udali sic do wyznaczouej
przez granda komnaty Ia
spoczynek.
Alboz ia wlem-smutno
odparfem - mech bles WEI
me upartego H1szpana. Dali
pan ME rozumiem, czego chce
odemnie.
ia wien, p,eEiedsy
tytufow i spokoinego zycia.
Jak to spoSojnego ly-
cha?
- Omylllem sic, chciatem
rec porzadnego.
Alboz to ia fotr ]aki?
- [ ktoz o tenn mowi,
troche tylko zywy, karty,
haszka i szabelka be- prey
cayny! Czesto starry, a wfasz-
CA Hiszpan7e tego ME lubia.
- Eth! moi putkownlku! -
zacza1em troche ro1gpiewany.
Eth! moi kapitanle -
przerwaf mi pnlkown,k - ME
gnlewsj sic. a racze] mysl, co
uczynic. Salvatore kocha sic?
Ba bardzo, okrutu1e,
powlada, ae 2yG bezemie ME
mole.
Pan Puikownik przeszedf
raz i irugi pc %komnacle, W
sable brzaknf, was muska1
gwizdaf pod nosem, Awyraznie
jakles pIany uk1adaf. Lecz
trzeba cl powie6ziec cos o.
MIN. Wyborny by1 to clio
wick, z bardzo dobrego domu,
OLGA mia! m1nistra, pana Gala
geba. Przeciez W to ME daf
jakby 'nny robii, dzielny ry-
cerski, troche zawadyaka, tro-
che zawierucha, nieraz jedne.
go druglego pana ofcera
wybesztaf, gdy mu co ME by
TO do smaku, / mnle sic tel
to nieraz zdarzyfo, ale przeba-
czaio sic 2araz, DO ledwie
@przeszed1 Fly humor, q pre-
szedf "a chwile, JUL wszystko
dobrze, zartuje, smieje sic.
KoIe2ka tel wysmienity,
]ak ia porucznikowskiego, tax
on swo)ego ogromnego put
kownikowsk.ego 2oldu ME osz-
czedzai Wcaie. Plenladz jezeli
iat"o szedl do kieszeni, jesz-
c@e ia PREDICT opuszczai. o.
warta dusza i SERGE! Bywalo,
k:ory Z oficerdw pu1ku zgra1
sic W karty, dfuzek zaclaguYl,
platnik dreczyf, on szedE plerw-
sly 2 pomoca, sumka jedna /
druga trankow ~po'zrzepiI, i ko-
MIA tel kup.1. gdy ubozszego
no to ME sta1o i q rada prey
szedf i stawaf "a ka2dym nj
by "a rodzonym bratem, gdy
.%leneraf albo sam pan marsza-
ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-14

10 100 rubh plaza kasy kolei
zelaznych pruskich ma dworcach
od II lipca 240 NIX. az do dalsze-
go rozporzadzenia, zatem "a 1
rubla 2,4O mrk. Juz dawno ruble
tax wysoko ME sta}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-14
wv ] ma
ObyWatole mlasta

nstaraj2 sie"-]ak donosza dzier-
nlki rosyjkie-o uzyskanie pozwo.
lenia ma z%bieranle sk1adek celem
utworzenia funduszu ma pomnik
ola jeuera}a Murawicwa. To sta
ranle" Jest nakazem rzadu rosyj-
sk'ego; wladoma bowiem, jak
okropnle k~rwiozerczy Murawie pa
stwif SIG mad naszymi rodakam1
ma Litwie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
KENTUCKY FOR HILL

Ex.ConEressnnn Phil. Thompson on Demo.
cratic Candidates for 1882.
New ioRK, June 25.-One Southern
State has been heard from, and it will
not be for Cleveland for the Presidency
in 1902. Ex.Consressman Phil Thomp.
son, Of Kentucky, dyed in.the- wool
Democrat, was ut the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, to-day, and couversed with re-.
porter about the Prophet" OF William
street, and his chances Of being nonin-
ated again iu 1892 for the Presidency.
He said in substance:
"kentucky will not send delegates to
the Democratic National Convention in
1882 for Mr.. Cleveland. The State has
not changed atall in its tariff attitude.
Carlisle was easily. elected Senator, and
he has not changed his tariff views one
whit. The people generally belieye in
tariff reform, but I do not believe that
they wish to have Mr.. Cleveland run for
the Presidency again. Governor Hill is
well thought OF, and will probably get
every delegate from my State. The only
drawback to Governor Hills candidacy
would be the fear that the Cleveland
men ia New York might knife him. II
that should come up as an insuperable
obstacle to his nomination, then both
Hill and Cleveland will be thrown over.
board and another selection made, Gov,
ernor Hill has never lost the State o!
New York, xnd Mr.. Cleveland has most
decidedly. In 1884 he only won by q
bare majority Of over 1000. Governor
Hills majorities arc always above TO-.
900. Now, whether Muywump opposi
ton would cauae him tolose the State
must be decided before nomination il
made. At present the people of III,
State favor Governor HILL" n..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
HAZEN.WELLS.
A Quiet, Unoatsntntious Homo Wedding Mt
PNrksrsOury.

A Quiet, UnoAtsntntiouS Homo Wedding nj
Phrkersburg.
Special DISPATCH to the fnttRigencer.
PARKERsBvEa, W. Va, June 25.-Thf
residence OF Hon. S. P. Wells on Sew
enth street last night was the scene OF s
quiet home wedding, the announce
ment Of which will be somewhat Of 4
surprise to the hosts Of friends OF botl
Of the contracting parties.
Alto o'clock last evening Rev. G. W
Folwell, OF the Baptist Church. pro
nounced the beautiful ceremony which
made Mr. E. D, Hazen and Miss Lizzif
Wells man and wife. The event took
place in the parlors OF the residence o.
hlr. and Mrs. S. 2. Wells, the parents OF
the bride, in the presence OF only the
members Of the two families, Capt. S
2. Wells, jr., having arrived from Cleve'
land, and MIR. Ed. Wells, brothers o.
the bride, having come from Pittsburgh,
to be present at the ceremony.
The bride is a member OF one Of the
Oldest and most respected families III
the city, and is m ahabte and accom-
plished young lady. The groom is ,ht
only son Of Postmaster and Mrs. s. S
Hazen, and is one OF the brightest and
best young men in the city. He was late
ly elected to the position OF Colonel O
The West Virginia Division Sons Of Vet
Grams, and is a prominent and populal
member Of that order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
WASlI.JEFF COMMENCEMENT
4 Successful AfrMir-Ths Clnss OF 'DO
Launched on tho World.

A Successful Ani.ir-The Cluss of '0t
Launched on the World.
Special Dfspatch to the intti'iveaetr.
WASHINGTON, PA. June o5.-Amid
the trials and anxieties through which q
collegian must necessarily pass during
the four years Of his college course,
there is one day in which be centres all
his hopes-Commencement day.
Although 0o'clock a. m. was the houi
set for the opening Of the exercises con-
nected with the graduation OF the class
Of 30, from Washington and Jefferson
College, long before that time the Opera
House was packedto its utmost capacity.
The stage was tAstefully decorated
with plants and flowers and was, indeed
a vcritablc bower.
The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. Edwards, first Pfesi.
dent Of the united colleges. Orations
were delivered by nineteen members OF
the class. J. B. Pollock; OF Washing,
ton, Pa, was salutatorian OF the class
and David J. Woods, Mar,irsburg, W,
Va, valedic,orian.
The degree Of Bachelor of Arts was
conferred upon the following members
OF the class:
W. B. Allison, T. D. Boane, ]. c. Dible,
J. Z. Hutchinson, g. L. Mechlin, W. P.
Morehead, W. B. Richie, 10 Robin.
SOD, H. H. Rodgers, G. II. Slea1le, G. G.
Williams, j. B. Pollock, Walter Hays,
J. B. Clarke, II. A. GrubbH. ]. F. Done.
hoo, @. G. Hazlett, Il. Howartb, W. T.
Jones, A. L. Laythem, J. R. Pollock, 7.
NJ. Shannon, II. ?. Stevenson, NJ. W.
Stewart, aud B. E. Warne.
The degree Of Bachelor OF Science was
conferred upon T. S. Mathews, J. G.
Palmer, D. J. Woods, E. 0. Kooser, and
0. T. Taylor.
The Masters Grafton was delivered by
T. NJ. speer, Oil City, Pa, graduate Of
the college.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
COL. WILSON RBplRES
From His Duties in the Depart
ment Of Justice.
HE IS HIGHLY C0MpLlMENTED
For Ills Work While In Onicc,
and Parted With With Regret.
His business Interests Demand
Ills Immediate Attention,
Special Dispatch 10 he fntcttJa,eer.

WASHINGTON, d. G., June 25.-Col
Ben. Wilson, OF the Department Of Jus
tice, will leave for Clarksburg early
next week. His resignation has beer
accepted by the Attorney General
to take effect August l, with the usua
thirty days leave Of absence. The Col
oucl will return in tho fall to argue one
or two important cases for tho Govern.
ment connected with the French spoil.
alton claims, OF which he has had charge
ever since he has been in the Depart.
ment, and in which he has beon 20 suc.
cessful. He has made rs yet no. definite
plans for tho future, but his private bust.
ness engagements have become so press.
Ing that he has contemplated resiguipg
bis government position for the past six
months, 'and will now devote himself
entirely to them.
Colonel Wilson has been the recipient
OF many tlattcring comments upon his
conduct Of the government interests,
the last OF which is from the Attorney
General in accepting his resignation.
He goes out oil office bearing the hearty
good will OF everybody attached to the
Department OF Justice. There are many
candidates for the vacancy thus created.
Among the most prominent OF them s
Judge Loomis, Of Parkersbuyg, who is
very strongly endorsed. So far aa known
Judge Loomis is the only West Virginia
applicant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
NATIONAL ELECTION BILL.
Tho Disposition of tho Housc Is to Got II
1s.xt.. Tai.

Tho Disposition of tho itousc Is to Got II
Hotc July ..
:. WASHINGTON, June 25.-In the Houfe
to-day Mr.. Cannon, OF Illinois, from tho
Committee on Rules, reported back a
substitute for tho resolution introduced
by Mr.. Lodge, Of Massachusetts, setting
apart five days OF the present week ior
the consideration OF the National Elev.
ton bill.
The substitute reads:
Resolved, That Immediately after the
passage Of this bill (the Silver billy. the
House will proceed to consider House
bill No. ll,0l5 {the National ELECTION
billy until July g Mt 2 o'clock, when the
previous question shall be considered
as ordered on the bill and any pending
amendments, and OH the substitute for
the whole bill, which the member in
charge OF the, bill shall have the right to
oiter; that during the last two days
amendments may be offered TO any part
OF the bill In the House with debate un-
der the five minute rule; that this shall
not interfere with general appropriation
bills. .H-t "-.
alr. Springer, moved to adjourn and
Mr.. En!oe shouted: This is a bill To
reyolutionize the Government"
Finally, 1t was agreed to allow forty
minutes debate on the resolution with
the understanding that the pruyiuua
question should be considered a. order
ed, and Mr.. Springer withdrew h;s
motion to adjourn.
Messrs. McAiiiin, and Biount yipor-
ous!y attacked tho bill and iron, hi.
time on there was great confusion on tho
floor. TN 80 ''''
Mr.: Cannon, OF Illinois, and Mr..
0Neill, OF Indiana, engaged III COL
lo9ny. somewhat personal in its nature
and this added 80 much to the already
existing disorder that the Serreant.ai-
Arms came forward with his Mace of
Office and restored order.
Mr.. Springer moved to table the reso-
luton. On yea and nay vote this mo-
ton was lost-yeas liz; nays 1873. m.
resolution was then adopted.
After arranging to meet at II o'clock
for the six days, during which the de-
bate is to continue, the House aI
jourued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
SALYAlult WINS
Tho Great Race at S.ctrslfenl 'Uay--The
Record Broken.

Tho Great Race at Sstctrslend 'liay--The
Record Broken.
New YoRK, June 25.-Fully twenty
thousand people Witnessed the races at
Shcepshead Bay to-day. The principal
race was II match Of $4,000 each, with
5000 added by the Club, between Sal
vutor and Tenny.
Fourth race-hlatch race. between
Salvador and Teany, one mile and a
quarter. Salvador riddan by Murphy; !;
renny, by Garrison. They made a tiue
start. Around the first turn they sweep
in cloud OF dust, with Salvador ia the
lead. Murphy Is seen to urge Salvador
asthcy cnterthe back stretch. Garrison
lets out link, and closes in on Salvador.
The pace is getting hotter. Faster aud
faster the swif. racers travel, and the
far turn is reached with the pair still
running SO close and steady that a
blanket would have covered them. Now
the battle royal is begun.
On the fur turn Murphy lets out a link
on Salvador, and the gallant chestnut
opens up u gap, and his partisans shout
that all is over, but Garrison begins to
ride Eard; but Ms they sweep into the
stretch Salvador has three lengths the
best otit. Garrison is riding one OF the
grandest finishes ever seen on a race
track. He Iairly seemed to lit bis
mount to the wire. Twenty Thousand
people arc yelling like mad as the horses
sweep under the wire. Salvador baa
won by the shortest OF short heads, and
had the race been twenty yards farther
Garrison's magnificent riding would
have landed Tenny a winner.
A wild glad shout went up rs the time
vas putup. The record was broken all to
smash. The record Of 2:06s was beaten
ono and ono.halt seconds, and the judges
hois,ed o:Q5 as the time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
Proud OF Delsmnter.

MEADvlLLE, Pa, June 25.-Tho State
convention held at Harrisburg to-day
attracted great attention here on nc
count OF the nominee, Hon. George
Wallace Delamatcr, being alfc.long res.
ident OF this city. Mr.. Delamater IL thu
present Senator from this county. News
from tho convention wan largely sought
after, and the bulletin boards drew the
attention OF all our people throughout
the dny. Wherit became known that
Senator Dclamater was the choice OF the
convention, the city went nearly wild.
The fro department, court house and
church bella rang ou. merriy, and every
steam whistle in tho city footed its ap.
proval. ..A meeting Of citizens, ire.
spective Of party, is called for tomorrow
at 10 q. M, TO arrange for reception to
the Senator when he returns home. The
enthusiastic reception which followed
the news Of the nomination was the
combined efforts of both Republicans
and prominent Democrats Of the city,
and was tlattering attcs,ation to Sena.
tor Delamater's standing in the city,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
CALL FAlSlFIES THE RECORD
Ofthe eScnate-Ssnntor Ioyulis BRINGS u,,,
to Time

.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June o5.-In Tho
Senate to-day Mr.. ingalls, offered a reso.
luton instructiug the Committee on
Privileges and Elections to inouire into
the publication in the Congressman
Record OF today OF a personal exnlun"
tion by Mr.. Call, and to report whn,hnr
it is in accordance with the rules, rpgu.
lations and practice Of the Senu,e, and
directing that such explanation be with
held from the permanent edition Of th.,
Record until further order OF tho Sonata
Mr.. Call said that he did not th;nL
that the resolution should be adon,ad
There was no possible ground, or reaso, ,
Tor II, and no excuse lor it. He baJ
asked leave Of the Senate on tho secnnJ mi
Of June inat. to print extracts in the
Record in Vindication OF his career in in
the Senate, in response to a pamnblo,
attacking him, and that was ali thpt H..
had done to-day. 80 "' '''' i'o
Mr.. Ingalls-The Senatorfr from Etor;,,
has in my judgment not ONLY prossl., J.,
violated and abused the priyilraea NJ J H.,
Senate, but he has deliberately fal.;6aJ 1
the record Of what occurred on tha Io,,
when the Transaction took place - way
Mr.. Butler-1 call the Senator from
Kansas to order. ~ ''o'1 '''
Mr.. 1ngaiis--I Withdraw the observo.
ti0n. ,5l3,,.I10''. = o'''' 'ss' '"-
Mr.. Butler--ls it parliamentary. Mr.
! President, Tor a Senator to vet IN onJ
denounce another Senator on tbi4 Goor
OF having been guilty of an in fa nnu.
crirhe?y g''r's ,' '"''ouo
Mr.. Ingalls, Withdraw the otse, ya.
ton and say that the Senator from Floti.
da changed the records. So far as that
10 mobilization or change, I make II.
Mr.. Call retorted on Nlr. Jupajls by
pointing out show small tho man. how
bitter the maIevolence, how mean ths
character, that could find in such c;r.
cumsiances the Willingness to accuse a,,.
other Senator Of ialsify;ny the recorI u
He went on 10 say: VI should dcman,,
ofllim that he show the courngeo of man
and not the cowardice Of a alandtrer."
Mr.; Cullom called for the regular oy.
der Of business. - e"'At az 01
| The resolution therefore went .ov,
without action aud the Sonata n,o.
ceeded with the bill for the aIm;sa,o; u:
OF W yoming as q State, Tho rcnort -
the Committee on Territories wns road
Mr. Vest opposed the bitI. M pIa. a
favored The bill, and at the closo Of hi;
remarks, he made an effort 10 haye IN,
yots taken on the bin, but Mr., Vest VI, oh
lec'ed and moved an adjournment an
! we Senate ad journed, - y, - -"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
A LAWYERS STORY

or His Insanity In Connection with the
Cron'n Murder and Alleged Plot.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Frank Collier,
the well known Cbieago lawyer, who, BE
the special delegate OF various British.
American societies, journeyed to Eng.
land and presented Queen Victoria the
fluctuations Of her former Chicago sub.
jects on her jubilee, told a strange story
tonight in nnrrating his recent expert
ences. Mr.. Collier was to-day released
from the State Insane Asylum, where he
declares there has been a conspiracy to
keep him. The release was after an ex'
tended examination in Court, which
was conducted With decided skill by
Mr. Collier in person. and in which
dozens Of prominent people, lawyers
physicians, school teachers, Judges aud
others testified that in their opinion he
was not insane.
Mr.. Collier stated that for a time he
had been demeuted, but that he had
long since recovered. After his formul
release, Mr.. Collier, in conversation,
went into the remarkable details Of his
case. He began, he said, to be ire.
sponsible on the 9th of August, 1889
II remember that on that day" he con
tinued, 81 Tried to remember where
was on the night Of the Cronin murder
A fear seized me that would be charged
with the crime. I was known to be
an,i.Irish, and | had relations with iht
British societies and with the British
Government that il they we're brough,
out in court would have been very dan
geroug. 5-u.
Mr.. Collier related at length how such
thoughts haunted him, and how in des
peration he went out one night and fol-
lowed over the whole track taken by the
Cronin assassins, and on the spot in Lin
coin Park described 60 minutely by tht
suspect Woodruff attempted suicide
The revolver failed to discharge, ane
Mr.. Collier, according to his story
thereupon threw the weapon into til.
lake at that point Mr.. Collier declare!
that, as matter Of fact, he knew moth
ing of'the Croniu murder, and that hs
now fully recognizes The insane chnrac
Ter Of fear that he would be tried TO-
| the crime. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-26
BAR ASSOCIATION
or West virEipin-I.rpu,t. Of Ofiicers-sir.
RamSR)'s address.
L. La A Ind

! RaniAR)'s address.
Special Ditpdieh 10 he Inltlltce'etr. .,r...
pARxERsnuRo, W. VA, June 25.-The
West Virginia Bar Association met in
annual session n. 2:20 o'clock this after
moan, in tho United States Commission.
er's room at the Cuatom House. Among
The prominent lawyers present were the
following: Hon. ". NJ. Ramsay, Of Gin
einnsti; Messss. Robert White, Henry
NJ. Russell, Guy r. 9. Allen, ot Wheel.
ing; II. g. Flesher, Of Jackson @. H.; q.
9. Higginbotham, OF Buckhannon !;
George L. Price, Of Keyser; s. L. Flour.
noy, OF Romney; ". G. Clayton, OF
Keyser; Daniel D. johnson, Of Long
Reach; Z. y. Smith, Of Tyler county ;
". T. Wiley, Of Morgantown and J. b
Menaeer, OF 'P.. Pleasant. Messrs. b. NJ.
Amber. John A. Hutchinson, J. W.
vaudevort. 7. 0. Bullock, ". y. Mann,
". G. Yeaton,. Jr., James Hutchinson,
V. 3. Archer, y. D. Merriek and other
Paske'sburg attorneys were present.
In the absence OF the President, f. B.
knight, OF Charleston, Senator Price
called the meeting 10 ORDER and made
very interesting address. He referred
especially to the discrepancies in the law
III the different States, apd tho import.
auce OF doing something to harmonizs
the differences. He also suggested that
the Bar Association ought to take action
concerning the length OF the legislative
term, forty.iive days being in hls opinion
too short.
Secretary Wiley read bis report,
which was enliysped with good humor.
The Treasurer, F. NJ. Reynolds WIS not
present, but his report was read by the
A resolution was adopted fixing Park.
ersburg as the permanent place Of meet
ing Of the Association, aud the first
Monday in every January US the time.
Hou. William Ramsay, OF Cincinnati,
delivered m eloquent and mastery ora.
ton tonight before the Association.
Tomorrow, important business will be
and tomorrow night the
Association will be bapquettcd on his.
toric Blennerhasett l,y the local bar.