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TlN lIHuYint, RanfnanrI

Snow HILL, MD.. Sept. l2.-Many col.
ored people came into town during last
night aud this morning that they might
be at least in the vicinity OF the Jail
when John Shelley Hudson would be
hanged for the murder Of John Butts.
They were much disappointed when in
termed that the execution would no:
take place to-day, Governor jackson
having granted respite till October 10.
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They will Ltvo In Wheeling.


A very romantic, but nevertheless
charming wedding, was solemuized by
Rev. J. n. Simkins, pastor Of St. Paul's
N. E. church, at the church parsonage
at o'clock Thursday afternoon. Tie
contracting parties were Grant B, Bat
telle, handsome young man OF twenty.
eight yearu Of age, and Miss Minnie
Abrams, beautiful brunette, tall,
graceful and entertaining.
They came to Niagara Falls from their
homes Ia New Cumberland, Weg. Viz.
ginia, Thursday morning, and registered
at the. Cataract House. With an eye fol
the romantic, together with purpose ol
their own, they decided to have the
nuptial knot tied at Niagara Falls. A
Ga:stte reporter had the pleasure OF act
Ing 60 beat man. The groom, it Is said,
rs interested In large oil fields in Ohio
and Pennsylvania.
The happy pair left Friday 10y a tri,
to the Thousand Islauds, Detroit AMI
the West, and on their return will max,
their home In Wheeling, W. Va.
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MlLEs CRY, MoSr., Sept. l2-The
Coroner went to the Cheyenne Agency
yesterday and held an inquest on the
body Of Hugh Boyle, who was mur.
dered by the Indians. '.s7 : 1
The feeling Of the settlers against the
Chcyennes is very high, and another
murder by the Indians would bring on
war OF determination.
The whites are now well armed. and
as they are not protected by the Govern.
ment they propose to fight for them.
selves. Major Carroll, who commands q
detachpent' Of troops at the agency. Is
blamed by the sett tlers for the tronble,
and is charged with aiding indians to
escape punishment IN a former murder
CaSo. -iEIIH.l M =
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MIL nERroro. acknowledged god,
Who had powers supernatural. was swal.
lowed up while standing on a mountain.
Upon his death his marvellous power
descended on his two daughters, Satan.
ALA or "Beezlebub" and sElcctra." t.
the former was given the po wer to spread
sin, while Electra was given power even
greater, Tor good. Beezlebub sends her
son Janyka to earth, loaded with wealth.
for the purpose Of destroying souls and
Turing them to destruction. In the lirs'
act Electra by means of the magi,
wand immerses Janyka or "Z,mello" in
the stomach OF the great golden god OF
the Jains, "kaj janka."
"Zamello" has the happy faculty o,
appearing at all times VIII Electra" is
not near, and his contortiou acts are tht
most wonderful ever seen. ZImeIlo re
mained in the stomach OF the golden
god until the latter was destroyed, and
his mothers power taken awav.
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M'klNLEY'S CHANCES.
He May be Reelected Regardless Of a D!c
Democratic Nh ority.

Ao 1ihy be 1se-E.lected Regardless OF q 1t!s
Democratic nJority.
MAssILLoS, O., Sept. 1o.-Judge A.
Muason, OF Medina, who made the
speech presenting McKinley's name to
the mass convention in this city which
renomlnated him, is here tonight, on
his return from meeting Of the Con.
gressional Campaign Committee, held
at Orryille to-day. Congressman Smy-
ser, Chairman, and all other members Of
the committee except from Stark county
were present, aud the preliminary work
was mapped out. Jud 80 Munson says
that the reports made from the counties
Of the district represented, added to what
is promised in this county, lead to the
firm conviction tha: Major Mckinley
will be elected regardless Of the two
thousand Democratic majority.
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TIE EhtCrURAL VOTE
haAed on the Dunnoll Renpportiontmen me
I'LL and the Eleventh Census,

""neu On tue Dunhotl NeAppOrtiOntmen III nj
I'LL ami the Eleventh Csnsus.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l2.-According to
the reapportlontment bill introduced by
hr. Dunnell, the House OF Representa-.
tives elected in 1892 will consist Of 35i
members. This is an increase OF twenty.
lour members. One member is given
for 10000 population. On this basis
the distribution Is made to the States.
The electoral vote in 1902 must change
TO correspond. Mr.. Dunnell Is Chair.
man OF the committee which will re.
port the reapportionment bill at the next
session Of Congress. This fact tends to
give considerable Importance to his
plan. II this basis OF ono member OF
Congress for 1870, 900 people Is adopted,
the Electoral College to be chosen in
November, 1892, will number 44o.
The successful candidate for the Presi.
dency will have t, receive at least aoo2
votes. The electoral votes OF the States
as they will be II the Dannell basis is
adopted are given below. The classiiica.
tlon, as Democratic and Republican, 10
based simply on the way the States went
In 1883. i; ,p..
Republican States, Electoral vote in
1892:
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WAsuINo7oN, Sept. lo.-Representa.
tive Burton, Of Ohio, introduced in the
House bill to regulate the division OF
the States Of the Union into Congressional G
districts. The bill provides that within
twelve months after the paesage OF au
apportionment act the States shall be
divided into Congressional districts by q
districting board in each political party.
Districts are to consist OF contiguous ter.
ritory, and no district is to have more
than one member. No district is to con.
tain more than one.twentieth more or
less inhabitants than the number neces-
sary to entitle 1t to representative.
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FoRr DODGE, Ia, Sept. l2.-The Fort
Dodge Presbyterian Synod, comprising
twenty-five counties in Northwestern
Iowa and embracing seventy.two
churches, has jnaugprated campaign
Ia favor OF Sunday closing at the Colum.
hian Exposition to be held in Chicago.
Blank petitions to the Commissioners oil
the Worlds Fair, asking: that the gates
be kept closed Sundays. have been pre-.
pared and will be ut once circulated all
over the district. -st ...
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PlTrsBuRdn, Sept. IA special from
New Castle, Pa, saya: There is disas.
trous flood raging in that vicinity. The
Ncshannock is higher than for years,
and at noon was still rising, with q
heavy rain falling. Several OF the thor
oughfares are inundated, and mills are
obliged to close down. A bridge on the
Pennsylvania Company's side track was
swept away, together with cars loaded
with steel, that had been run on the
bridge TO hold it down. The Shenapgo
river is also rising rapidly, and will be
all over the bottom land soon,
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o.rmun mstlodi.t Conference.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Sept. 1.-THE
German Methodists Conference, for the
territory OF Indiana, lllinoie, Michigan,
Wisconsin and Ohio, met here yee,erday,
Bishop James Fitzgerald, Of Milwaukee.
presiding. Ono hundred and thirty
ministers, representing l2,C00 communi.
cants, arc attending the meeting.
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c., L s W. Bridge Washed Away.

Nhw PHILADELPHIA, O., Sept. IL in.
cessant rains for the past forty-eieht
hours have caused landslide on the
Cleveland K Marietta road, which will
delay trains long while. The new
bridge on the Cleveland, Lorain 4
Wheeling railroad has been washed
away near this city. The Tuscarawas
river raised two feet in one hour ycster.
day evening. The whole valley is inun
1uta3 81 q
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New iogH, Sept. l2.-The man who
shot bis supposed vile, Carrie Leuz, in
Stanton street last night, and then com.
mitted suicide by putting a bullet into
his own head, was identified to-day az
William Rosenbsum. The police were
unable 10 learn the suicides late resi-.
dence or anything concerning his
family.
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fire,nsn's Drothsrhoou Cuuvo,,,o,

SAN Francisco, CAL, Sept. 1o.-The
convention of the Brotherhood Of Loco.
motive Firemen held long session ye,.
terday. The report ofthe Grand Office "a
we're read and approved. Among ,be
recommendations made by Grand MAJ.
ter Sargent is one that the Brotherhood
4ttca ";cal IN some central city, building for
'ilicers Of the Grand Lodge to cost not
tess than sl50,0GO. The money to bc
raised by general assessment. The Grand
Master alao recommends that steps be
taken TO secure legislation in yariors
8; 1iates q, prohibiting the employment Of
tinAertons ';iah. or other armed forces in
lines, Of strikes. The report OF the
Grand Secretary and Treasurer shows n
nembephip,of 10000, and sB3. 900 in the
insurance fund. The report also stat, A
that the Brotherhood raised by asses.
nent Sl59,o0o to support the great &c"
M .lr,ke ,sen Between February, 1855, aud Jar-
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The lielirioE Sou B!ll.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The Ingalls,
bill 10 apply the general laws of Oregon,
so far as applicable, to the district Of
Alaska, and to authorize the United
States Circuit Court Of Oregon to try
cases arising In Alaska, was to-day sent
TO the Senate judiciary Committee.
Chairman platt, Of the Territories Com.
tnittec, reported that Ills committee did
not properly have jurisdiction OF the
hill. Tie object OF this measure is to
secure IL judicial determination by tho
United States Supreme Court Of the
rights OF the United States in Behring
Nan
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burned with Molten Sing,

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. l2.-Four men
employed in Gould 4 Everhardts foun.
dry were irightlully burned with molten
Stag this evening. The men were pre-.
pairing TO quit work and one Of them
tried to force back the bolt OF the cupola,
He WIS unable to do 80, and three more
men started to assist him when the dror
door unexpectedly gave way and over q
ton OF molten Blag rained down abou,
the men. They ran for their lives, but
all were more or less burned.
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CHEYENNE. WYo., Sept. l2.-The Nor.
mon vote Of Uintah county, has gone
solidly for the Republicans, giving tbs
State ticket over 900 majority. The Re.
publlcans now claim the State by 1900
majority.
The Democrats concede it by 1900.
The Republicans carry the Legislature,
fnd Sotb FL! n! hsaye , q working n'lority in
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buESos AYREs, Sept. lo.-Alce,inps OF
the Cabinet are held daily. Unqnietnt ss
prevails in the provinces. The situation
is so threatening in the province of
futre.Rios that further reinforcement.
have been aent there. 80 - = %
Ihe payments Of the Ccdula COUPONS
have not yet been arranged for, A r' nnra
ton OF the preHs is making violent nj.
lacks npon Senior Rocca, Minister OF ia
In terror, and tits likely that he viii M Lo
induced to resign. wa W
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scnooLcRArr, Mich, Sept, lo.-Pas
senger train No. on the Chicago &
Grand Trunk railway plunged into the
rear Of freight while the latter wat
taking side track. The engineer was
fatally injured and the fireman badly
hurt. Two brakeman received slight in.
juries. The engine aud four passenger
coaches were wrecked, and the caboose
and six freight cars knocked into kind.
ling wood. The passengers escaped
miracul ously. The road is completely
blocked. r.r
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Labor Troubles In New South yy,,..

SYDNEY, N. S. W., Sept. 1o.-The con-
terence OF representatives OF tho lal o.
unions, which is being held here for tho
purpose OF making arrangements for a
settlement fthe existing labor troutlet.
's attended by forty delegates from
various unions. 1t is not probable tb, I
'he threats Of unionists not to hnndl,
aon-union wool will be carried ont.
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THREATENED STRIKE
ot the Operatives in ConneIIs-
Vile Coke Region
ENDS IN A COM MPRoMlSE,
'he knights OF Labor VIII Not be
Molcstcd, nMd tho Suit or FrIck
T" Co.. for Damages VIII Not be
Pushed'...rcncc ReIsns.

flrrsnuRdH, Pa, Sept. lo.-Tho tror.
ole az the Standard works OF the rriek
Company by which 1000 men were laid
ot' has been settled at II conference tc.
uay' The terms nre that the otllcisls
VIII not influence the Is non.union men
" working either to join or no. 10 Join the
hnlGh's Of Labor; also that the MN
aeeu not pay for tho work lost thronsh
the strike. 1t is supposed the cou,pai
WI! WI. aIso withdraw the 100000 damage
tal. entered againat the Knights for u
preach Of contract, and the meuacirv
skies IN tho coke regions arc again cleaI'
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Freezing Weather In tho Northwest.

Freezing Weather In tho SorthweAt.
CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-Lieutenant Beall,
Of tho Signal Service, has this to say
about to.dey's weather:
"The storm center, in South Dakota
yesterday, ia now over Duluth. Light
ruins with strong gales are reported from
Minnesota, the Dakotas and Nebraska,
with falling Temperature. That freezing 8
weather Of yesterday in Northern Mon.
tans has extended sopthvard into
Mort thern Colorado and eastward through
North Dakota to St. Vincent, Aiup, St.
Vincent has a temperature Of thirty de-
grees. with two inches Of snow. The
temperature at Helena is twenty.si1 de-
erees, Fl. Carter twenty.eight degrees,
apd Cheyenne twenty.eight degrees.
The temperature along tho western edge
Of the corn belt is; Aoorhead Thirty.
six, Huron, s. D., thirty.six. Valentine,
Neb thitty'six, North Platte, Neb,
torty.two degrees. Cloudiness prevented
f-osts there ;his morning."
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Jews MOhDed by ChrIxtiun

WILMA, Sept. ia riot has occurred
here' growing out Of the charge that ce,.
tain Jews were guilty Of the murder n
aClristian. Many Jews were terrih,u
ma. mal,,eaed s;a, before the military :quelea
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Democratic States, Electoral vote in
New States, Electoral vote in 1892

The most significant deduction to be
drawn from these figures is tba: New
York ceases to be the pivotal State. The
thirty.si1 votes OF New York transferred
to the Democratic column Of 1883 give
only 200. That is thirteen less than the
number necessary to elect. Indiana and
New York added to the Democratic col.
nmn carry the Presidency, with two
Electoral votes to spare.
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West virginia Postulnsters.

Sptcia! Dispatch TO the Inteiligtneer.
WAsurSGToS, D. g., Sept. lo,-Wes!
Virginia postmastels were appointed to-
day as follows: N. 3. Bashaur, vice g
". Nelson, died, Nelson, Boone county;
@. l.. Fleaher, vice II. G. Jockey, resign,
ed, Beech. Calhoun county;J. Hildreth
vice r. l.. Mason, resigned, Respect
Harrison county; G. ]. Post, vice james
II. Bosley, resigned, Rushville, Lewit
county; J. McDeimo,t. vice Q. Click
resigned, School uouse, jackson county
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Plpuerr mbon,man peau.

CiSetSSArl, O.. Sept. l2 Joseph Bell,
aged u, died to-day suddenly OF apop.
lexy. He was distinguished as a builder
OF machinery and for being the first to
take a steamboat across the Gulf OF
Mexico, He introduced steamers in
therlvers Of Mexico, ,ffl'4' S'.''-
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Caught by the Grand Jury.

npcId1 Dlsbulck 70 I've InlelllJtnctr.
CLARKsEuRd, W. VA, Sept. 12.-The
grand Jury brought in over fifty true
bills to-day against the numerous un-
licensed liquor dealers here. Twelve
indictments were found against one
man who sold liquor on shanty boat at
the mouth OF Simpson creek. It is
thought more bills will be returned on
Monday, although thus far nearly every
dealer in town has received the atten.
ton Of the Jury. y
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wAsn1soros, Sept. 12.-ln the Rsum
investigation cass the committee refused
to call tho pension clerks as witnesses as
It would DO a waste OF time. and a repe-
;ilion OF evidence. This practically
closes tbs investigation and report will
arobsbIy be made during tue coming
.rnCt ...r-.. 2
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tAKls, Sept. I'm. Lpguerc, the
%ell'known supporter OF General Bou.
LANCER, is preparing q speech in which
ne VIII renounee fealty to the Boulanv.
CT parry. ana will assume the position Of
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West NtrIIniM pcnslons.

Spttial DisD0sch 10 lie InstIigtnctr.
WAsnlSaroN, D. G., Sept. l2.-Wcst
Virginia pensions were granted to-day as
follows: s,tf,
Oheinal-James Taylor, Alasontown ;
s. Camheledee. Wise; B. F. Shirley. Le-
tart; NJ. II. Morris. Jerry's Run; Ezrs
Bowen, Sherman; Philip Cunningham,
Moundsville; Leonard Snodgrsss, Spring
Hill. ~.
d, Increase-Samuel Rousey, Glen Fix
G. b. Martin, St. Mary's; Martin Hick'
man, Fozer Cump.
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Special Dispatch 10 Tie Inie.ligcnc.r.
WELLsBuRG, W. Va. Sept. l2.-About
s o'clock this evening, upon complaint
Of Thomas Parish, Robert Richardson
was lodged in Jail for illegal marriage
with Mollie Parish, aged fourteen years.
The marriage took place about 7:30
o'clock and WAS performed by Rev.
Wright, OF the NJ. L. church.
Richardson, it is charged, secured the
license from Clerk Turner this afternoon,
giving the girls age at twenty-five years
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At tho Gr,Inl,

The Moss family gave their excellent
musical entertainment at the Grand
again last night, and it was highly ap.
preclated. They will appear again this
afternoon and evening, when all who
appreciate really artistic music should be
present
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uLAsoow, Sept. l2.-The State lima
'seamer State Of Georgia, Capt. Noodle.
wa, was ABOUT TO depart for New York tn.
my ~oen the crew struck because .
non'union baker was on board. .
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CropSrMtIn InJudry.

sIous P4lts,s D., Sept. l9.-The cold
wave struck thin rcotina last night.
Crops arc past injury, excepting corn.
At Pierre the change from hot to q
cold wave WAS tho most sudden ever
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ClTI or MExIco, Sept. ia dispatch
rom rom salvaaor announces that General
aai'. Gas.a has been elected President with
siasm prevails. o'eat enthu-
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n,,a ,MkLsouhSE, Sept lo.-sevc,al oflice,a
;nr Mno naa relusea TO work on vessels employ.
Ing n M, non.union men have applied i9r
tes;r ttHe,sn;stat1emens oi1 and have been given
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louious bpeCtaCulal
play, will be seer
at tho Opera House
here next Monday
and Tuesday even.
inga, its first per
formancein Wheel.
ing. Mile Bertote,
the little trans.
formation dancer.
is a new feature
The PLAY is founded
on an East Indiar
le ,eEd. seyaka an
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reading OF the journal. But in tho
present situation in which the
house iinds Itself the Journal cannot DO
read and unless some agreement is ar.
rived at by unanimous consent the duv
ior paying tribute to the memory OF the
dead statesman must be postponed.
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No TuuS {nr Eulogits.

WAsulSoros, D. G, Sept. le.-To-
morrow has been assigned by The Honse
ior the delivery OF eulogies upon the late
Senator Beck, OF Kentucky, after the
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Tircshinr DELAYED b1 snow.

MINNEAPOLIS, M;sY., Sept. ia
Journal special from Ardeck, N. D., says;
Snow began falling here at 5 q, N, to. day,
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c,,z1a', Berlin, Sept 12.-An explosion oc-
CURED In the strassfurth coal D'rM NJ, oc e.
.ntos uoteasfhne5g To-day. Twenty persons ara re-
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A MAN named Folmer was badly cut
in Carter's saloon, on the South Side,
about ! 80 o'clock this morning.
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YAM HovrES's CocoA-The original,
most soluble. .,. ...f.I ]
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Dnse Ball.

Chicaeo II; Cleveland 3. IN. IL
Chicago II; Cleveland 4. lsecond
game. - 2
Chicago 4; Cleveland 8. n. L)
Columbus 4; Louisville 4. Aaso.
Philadelphia l2, Boston Q. IN. ~
Brooklyn s; Boston I. (P. IL
Cincinnati I; Pittsburgh 3. IN. L.
Cincinnati IL; Pittsburgh !. Second
game.) ~
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It is coed policy to tell the truth, be-
cause If you don't you can't expect 10 be
believed when you tell a lie. = 2. !.
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"kAJANkA" NEXT WEEK.

The Great Spectacular Drama Monday nud
Tucsiny,
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USE Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Yal!oy.
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"ksjanka," the famous spec.acula,
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JUST IN TINE.

4 Vessel Sinks After tho Rescue of the
Crew.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-07

w. Porter, appeared in court and ac-
knowledged full and entire satisfaction,
whereupon. by consent of the district
attorney, the case was dismissed on pay
ment OF costs, and the defendant was
discharged.
On October 10th last, Vinegar pur-
chased "a worth of groceries at the store
Of Porter & Hine, on the corner of
Twelfth and Olive streets, for which
he rendered in payment d check upon
the University bank for $40, receiving
s6 in change.
The check was not presented at the
bank for several days, but on being
handed in was returned dishonored,
Vinegar not having any money on de-
posit there. For some reason, not ex-
planned, the grocer deferred the matter
of filing complaint against Vinegar
until yesterday, when the affair was
promptly settled and explained.
Vinegar asserts that he had no inten-
ton of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, as he is in receipt of monthly
remittances from his father, wealthy
merchant in the east, and at the time
had just received one. He subsequently
drew all the money he had on deposit at
the University bank, and supposing that
the grocers had cashed his check before
that time, did not give the matter
further thought,