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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-17
IMPROBABLE STORY
That the Attorney General Used
a Penalty Envelope
TO SAVE TWO CENTS POSTAGE,
An Effort Being Mndc to lndict Him.
a Charge tint Is Probably born
of Malicc.-An Old Cam.
puiGn Chestnut Revived.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec. lG.--An ef
tort is being made to have the Federal
Grand Jury now in session lndict W. II.
II. Miller, Attorney General OF tue
United States. The charge brought
against the Attorney General is that he
sen! through the mails a private letter
over hia official frank. Last summer, tits
alleged, the Attorney General wrote a
private letter to J. +. Robinson, OF this
city, upon political matters. The letter
was given publicity by the recipient at
the time. Among other things it pur.
ports to say that "the Gresham business
is giving no concern at this end OF the
line" The Democratic County Com.
mittee got possession OF the letter and
used 1t as campaign document at the
last election.
Now the charge is made that the en-
velope in which tho letter was mailed
did not bear postage stamp. The law
provides that any public officer who
shall use "lrankedn official en-
velope for any other than official
business shall be fined $500. Those who
want Mr.. Miller indicted say this letter
was private one-was so marked-and
that the Attorney General clearly vic.
lated tho law by sending the epistle
under his frank.
The grand jury has been notified OF
The alleged violation OF the law and will
probably hear the witnesses tomorrow.
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ceived Telegram from Gen. Miles, stat.
Ing that he has LETT st. Paul and would
be ut the scene soon, Nj


BISMARCK. n. D., Dec. lG.-l,ut little
word is obtainable from Standing Rock
to-day, as the iron.clad non.intercourse
rule OF the military holds q tight
rein over the officials Of tue military
telegraph. All newspapers are cut oil
from any communication by wire with
the agency. - Nh
The mail driver from Winona this
afternoon knew nothing more than was
published by all the morning papers. a
courier Is expected from the postal any
minute with iniorMation. Itis learned
that Captain Frehels troops Of cavalry
did not pursue the retreating hosllles
who went up the Grand river.
The bodies OF the slain in yes!erday's
engagement, fifteen in all, were brought
into the post to-day and viewed by a
large crowd. r.
The troops Of cavalry from Forl Lin.
coin, with.three days ratione, started for
the crossing OF the Government trail
over Cannon Ball Iiver, about lilty.five
miles northwest oil hero, and will proba.
BY establish Camp there. General
Miles ls expected here on the morning
train,
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EX-SENATOR WALLACE FAILS.
The Pennsy lvanin S;ntesunn's Clear il.ld
Bank Closes,

LIS IenIs5 fAnm Stntesmnn5 Clear Held
Bank Closes.
CLEARFIELD, Pa, Dec. 16.-The Clear
field County Bank closed its doors this
morning. The depositors are made safe
by mortgage on real estate for three
times the amount OF deposits. The
owner o. the bank is ex.United States
Senator William A. Wallace.
He has appointed J. S. N. McCarroll,
OF Harrisburg, W. I. Wallace and a. O.
Smith. OF CleaItield, assigneea. Liabili.
ties, $3.50, ,OOO; assets SG50O00.
The reason given by Mr.. Wallace for
the assignment is the exc sseige tichtneas
in the money mar:set and inability to Oh.
tain money to meet his obligations.
The Cleattield County Bank was a
private concern, Mr.. Wallace being the
President and John W. Adams cashier.
The bank was several years ego O State
institution but had been directed to
Wind UP the business and did nothing
but q Collecting and exchange business.
The depoSitDrs haye been SECURED by a
Judgment bond and mortgage on yalua.
Bile coal mands in this county to Thomas
II. Murray, Asbury W. Lee, ". W. Belts
and John N. Troxell, as trustees.
A certified list OF the depostors was
made out last night and the sums aggre-
gated $;Y5.l03. The security is double
the indebtedness. Tho aesei5 ol this
CONCERN 90 into the personal assigned
estate Of Atr. WslsaGe. Judgments were
entered this morning in favor oi
Fletcher Cowaa for $4,000 10 secure
himself aud certain other endotsers OF
Mr.. Wallace to Thomas Wallace for
S43S, 900 ior like purpose, and to Harry
.. Wallace for $4,000 in trust for MIS-.
Wallace, to sesuyo lie Gart Of her sspar-
ate estate entrusted to her husband.
The entire indebtedness OF Senator Wal.
lace is hui dorS ct near 100000 and
bis assets ut sG0O,009. Yne lwo other
banks Of this city, The County National
and First National, hayeao fear Of d run
being nsde on them, but nevertheless
have fortified themselves with cash from
eastern banks.
David L. krebs, President Judge OF
Clearfield county, and scn.in.law OF ex-
GenStnr Wallace, has also made an as.
slgniaeut. lie 10 Indebted TO various
parties ior horTo sed money to tie e,s.
tent OF abou. Sli, i,0G0. Mr.. Wallace had
endorsed his notes and when the latter
nisa" a.." an on assignment, Judge Krebs was
forced to do likewise.
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BelmOut TIL Field

Special Dispatch 10 the !nte!iigen:cr.
BELMONT, ". VA, Dec. lG-Brown
and Mallory well No. $, on Rutsenegtter,
ia nov in the pqnd, with 100 feet Of oil
in the hole. It ig good for over 100
barrels per day. This opens up the
French Greek territory that was consiI.
cred short time since no good. John.
son " Co.'s Tom Cat well, at Alum Cave,
that was reported to have made flow
Saturday, was finished to-day at a sup.
posed depth Of l,975 and ID supposed to
be no good. The Bills well, at ST..
Mary'si is now down l.S4O feet, with no
showing. Viii resume drilling Monday
to 20 between ] 800 and 9 900 feet.
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SITTING BULLS CHAR ,CrER.

How Agent AIcLnushlin Was Deceived In
uim-Hls Death VIII DO n Bonent. l
CHICAGO, Dec. lG.-General Corbin, in
talking about the fight WHICH resulted
in the death OF Sitting Bull, explained
that Captain Fechat had previously been
ordered to the vicinity of Sitting Bulls
camp and was advised OF tho contem-
plated arrest. General Miles, he added,
ordered this movement s3me days ago,
because he knew that Sitting Bull wes n
mischief maker, and that il lie was taken
into cqstody It would have 3 good effect
upon all OF the Indians who had been
indulging iE the ghost dance at his in
stige;ion. The authorities had pre.
viously relied upon his promise TO come
into the agency and surrender, but he
had violated faith aud deceived tho otii.
GERS. A fight was not anticipated, be.
cause it was believed there would be no
resjetanGe to arrest, Put General Miles
had taken . notion To haze troops a.
hand to aRsist in case Of emergency.
Col. Corbin here referred to the letter
from Agent Mclaughlin, which appear
ed in THESE dispatches this morning, in
which he relates facts asccr,ained upon
a visit TO Sitting Bulls camp. The agent
had previously, protectcd=and defended
Sitting Bull, lus'his fi1.t to the CAMP
seems to haze changed his views as to
the Gharacter OF the indians, and his let.
tor to the department. practically pre-.
dioted the collision which occurred yes
terday. Col. Corbin said he believed
tho events OF the day would be benefi.
cial. Gen. Miles started from St. Paul
last night Tor Deadwood, going by way
Of Stspding Rock, He wired that Two
StrikeJ hal come into aen. Brookes'
camp at Pine Ridge and surrendered
xi,h portion Of his band, but that 200
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EIGHT HOURS FOR MINERS.
rhe Move to be Made In May In This Coup.

The Move to be Mnde In May In This Coun.
try and Europe.
PlrrsnuRGH, Pa, Dec. lG.-A general
movement for the eight hour day will
be inaugurated by the coal miners OF
Europe and America next May. It has
been known Tor some time that the
American miners contemplated making
a demand for shorter hours, but it has
just been learned that the movement
will extend 10 Great Britain and all
parts of the continent. Complete de-
tails are not known, but Lucien Sauiel,
the New York Socialist, expects full in
formation shortly. The Operators here
TO not think the movement in Europe
will effect thes seIorts OF the miners in
this country. Yet the officials Of the
United Nine Workers declare it will
have much weight. -
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Tho participants In the dance OF the
seasons, in the Kirness Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday, will meet at the
Opera House at IL O'Clock this forenoon
Tor rehearsal. 1t is important that all
be present. This evening full dress
rehearsal OF all the dances, with the
orchestra, will be held in tho Opera
House. Tho managers desire II dis.
tinctly understood that nobody but those
directly connected with the Kirmesa
can be admitted tonight. The seats
went of lively at Houses music store
yesterday, and full houses are assured
at all the four periormanoes, THIS
entertainment has become almost tbe
sole topic OF conversation in society.
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4 FAMUUS CASE.
Eyrnud and Gabrielle Boropard on Trial.
Their Horrible Crime.

Eyraud and Gabrielle Bonpard on Trial
Their Horrible Crime.
PARIS. Dec. 1G.-The trial OF Michael
Eyraud and Gabrielle Bompard ior the
murder oi Touissant Goutie,a a notary and
process server, commenced to-day In the
assizes Court. Grea. interest is mani
Tested in the case and the court room
was densely crowded. Eyraud was cool
and collected. Mile Bompard's face
was partly yelled.
Eyraud narrated to tho court how
Mile. Bompard proposed to entice Gouffe
to her house aud then murder and
rGD him. Vie tolo t'aliiso Of the pul.
chase of the trunk for the purpose
OF conceeling the body. GoSGe, he
stated, was sitting down with
Mile Boloparl On his kuee, and was
iondlinS her at the moment the moose
with whish he was strangled and which
was attached to pulley behind cur
tain was passed around his neck.
The woman stoutly denied Eyrauds
assertions.
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GENERAL TERRY DEAD.
Another Oil H1r0 Passes to His Eternal
Resting Place,

Another OH HorO Passes to His Eternal
Resting Place.
HARTFORD, CoNS., Dec. 16.-Brevet
NJ 'jor General Alfred Terry, OF the
United States Army, died this morning,
General Terry, as colonel Of the Sew.
enth Connecticut Regiment, was with
General Sherman in his expedition
against Fort Royal in October, 1851, and
remained on duty in the cotton islands
until 1854, when he commanded the
first division OF the Tenth Army Corps
under Major General Ben Butler. In
January, 1865, he was sent to command
portion of the Tenth Corps, and with
the cooperation Of General Buffers
forces captured Fort Fisher. For this
ne was made Brigadier General of the
regular army. At the end OF the war he
was placed in command OF the South
and afterwards sent to St. Paul, where
he commanded the Department OF Da.
kota. lie was promoted 10 a Major
Generalship March 3, 1885, and placed
IN command OF the Division OF the
Missouri with headquarters at Chicago.
He retired from the army service April
8, lSSS, not being able to attend to the
duties on account OF sickness. From
Chicago he went to his home in New
Haven, Conn. He was sixty.four years
OF age WHEN he died. -
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UNEASY SETTLERS.
Afraid OF the Vengeance OF Sitting Dull'
F0lloWers-An Euterprisinr Merchant,


AFRAID OF the Vengeance OF Sitting Dull's
Followers-An Euterprising Merchant.
: MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. lG.-The Journal
says the country round about Pine
Ridge is terribly wrought up over the
Killing OF Sitting Bull. EInstesd ii Great.
ing an easy feeling il has aroused much
apprehension. 1t is feared that many
families Of settlers will feel the venge.
ance of Sitting pu,, lumowers. s:lting
Eull'l SOP, who was killed, was 9 bright
youth oniytEelte years did. 1t is Is.
peoted that the aettlers will ilock to lis.
nlarck and Mandan by the hundreds as
soon as the nows OF tho death OF Sitting
Bull is known. An enterprising Bis.
marck merchant this morning offered
$1,000 for Sitting Bulls hide.
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A HOTEL FIRE.
AN irish Hostclry liurns-Sarrow Escape OF
the Occupants. 49,


An irish Hostclry riurns-Sarrow Escape OF
tho Occupants.
Dublin, Dec. l6-The Royal hotel at
Kilkeel, County Down, caught FIRE last
night and vas destroyed. The fire broke
out while the inmates were asleep, and
when they wefp awakened they found
all The usual means OF exit cut OF by
flames. The proprietor and his family
occupy rooms on one Of the upper floors.
Finding it impossible to descend by the
stairs he Eraspsd his son, and carrying
him to a window, threw him out. The
lad vas caught by a man on the ground
and escaped without injury. The pro-
prietor and his wife then jumped from
the window. They received slight in
iuries. Cae girl jumped from an upper
story and was go badly hurt that ehe will
die. The other occupants oil the hotel
were rescued by means OF ladders.
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Tho Island Entertainment.

The entertainment by the pupils of
the Island schools was repeated last
evening. The commodious grammar
room was not nearly large enough 10
comfortably accommodate all the people
who desired to witness the performances
All enjoyed the recitations, songs and
iableaux, which were rendered in a
manner that did great credit to the
young. participants and those who
trained them. The teacher who pre.
pared this delightful entertainment were
Mrs, NJ. Burt, Mrs. NJ. Lynn, and
Misses Mollie Pozue, Mary Faris, Lizzie
Iappan, Minta Foster, Estella Hull.
Hannah Whally, Jennie uervey, Alice
English, Annie Ewing, Kate Hail, Viz.
glnia Water and Rida L, Dean. -.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Davenport Denies tho Charges Against
Iilm-Konnn on tho Electinu I,iIi,

| un thc IslCCtinu Bllt,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 1G.-In the
course Of the morning business Senator
lloar read letter from John /. Dayen.
port, making vigorous denial u the
charges preferred against his conduct as
Chief Supervisor OF Elections, and pro.
Tossing a Willingness to appear before a
Senate committee 10 answer the charges.
Mr.. German expressed the hope that
q committee OF investigation be ap.
pointed.
Mr.. Hoar reported that the Conmil.
tee on Privileges and Elections would
look into the matter. ,, n
Mr.. Morgan presented the credentials
OF his colleague, MIR. Pugh, and they
were laid upon the table.
The pending business was stated to be
the consideration OF the resolution pro.
yiding for m investigation as to whether
the right to vote was denied or abridged
In any State, with the Vest amendment
extending the investigation TO an in.
quiry as to whether by State legislation
any man had been debarred the right to
work on public works by reason Of his
color.
Mr.. Morgan, in opposition to the res.
olution, called attention to the 10Th
to the constitution, critlciz.
ing 1t and contending that the condition
OF the country would be much better
had the government been content with
the 18th amendment.
Pending further debate the morning
hour expired, mud the, Senate prJce cded
the further consideration Of the election
bill, and Mr.. Morgan concluded his
speech against tho measure.
Mr.. kenna addressed the Senate in op.
position to the election bill. He did not
finish his remarks, and Mr.. Dolph took
the floor in opposition TO the measure,
but soon yielded for motion to ad.
iourp. E.
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Acquired by tho n. u w.

PRILADELrllIA, Dec. lG.-The Shenan
doah Valley railroad has been acquired
by the Norfolk & Western Railroad
Company, as OF October /, 1850, and will
hereafter be known as the Maryland &.
Washington Division OF the Norfolk &
Western railroad, and the Jurisdiction OF
tho head5 Of departments OF the Norfolk
" Western Railroad Company has been
extended over this division.
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~. THE BonpNlAy GIRL
Another flrst.Cins. Performance by III
1iostonians NJ the Opera Uou,s,

Another Flrst.Clnss pcrformnnco by m,
1iostonians ntihe Opera House. y-,t
Balfe's delightful bohemian Girl''
was artistically produced at the Open
House, last night, by The Bos,onians.
The opera was richly put on with a
strong caat. Miss Corden rs airline sus.
tanned the role most accep.ably. She
has fresh, sweet voice which she used
to good advantage. Mr.. Cowles was a,
course an acceptable Count Arnheim, hIs
iich basso being one OF the features OF
the evening. All OF the principal per.
formeu won frequent recalls. The
chorus was again highly satisfactory
The Bostonians are sure OF a warm re.
ception whenever they may return to
Wheeling.
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Til. Drouth In Isslisa a,

ATEnlgoS, EAs., Dec. IA citizen OF
Eooks county, Kas., who 10 in Atchison,
Gays; "rbe people OF the western palt
oi the State no longer try to conceal the
fact that many people have left the
country on account OF the drouth Over
. 600 have LETT Rocks county alone.
Many Of thote remaining are unable to
yet away" For miles over the prairies,
he says, one can sec nothing hHt tenant.
less houses and abandoned farm ma.
chinery, - ,i'
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Two Tennessee Tragedies.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1G.-In a dif.
fculty at Pulaski, this State, TODAY;
Charles Davis was shot and almost in.
stantly killed by ex-policeman Joe Fin.
pei. The murderer is in custody. Tie
cause OF the deed is not known. In this
city, at noon to-day, Harry Bond, col.
ored, accidentally shot and killed his
fance, Minerva Wintry, colored, while
cleaning his gun preparatory to going
hunting,
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Twelve Hundred p,Inc,s Strike.

CHEYENNE, WIo., Dec. 16.-Twelve
hundred miners at the Rick Spring
minea aud mines OF the Union Pacific
railroad are OIL strike, and the mines are
idle. The company gave notice Satur.
day that they proposed paying the day
workmen by the hour. a mass meeting
of the men was held yesterday morning
and astrike resolved on. 1t is believed
that the company intended iorstallins
the effect OF an eight hour Law irtroduc-
ed in the pFcCelt State Legislature and
which it 10 likely will pass.
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: : ; : >
Tho Question of Col,e Isntps

PlrTsBvRdH, Dec. ia general meet,
ing Of blast furnace men and coke and
railroad men was held here to-day. The
furnace men demanded lower rates from
the railroads and lower prices for coke.
This was refused by both, and the fur.
mace men OF the Mahoning aud Shenango
valleys threatened to suspend,
The e. G. Frick Cole Comp pauy, on
behalf oi ths'coEe men, asked that def.
mite action hs postponed Tor two weeks,
which was agreed to. =
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Extra Heavy StOckinett Jackets!
NoVel Things In Refers!

Our stock Is still complete IN an The bat,.t
style Jackets, as we are adding daily In onr
large stock and will kecpup the asSorlmcu, W
tho end Of the season. N,.'.'t "
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OMAHA, NEE, Dec. 1G.-Just before
closing CT the art exhibition rooms last
night, a young man named G. ]. War.
hington struck with chair the picture
by Bourgereau, the French artist, on
exhibition there, and tore two large
rents in it. He claimed to have acted
from religious motives. The picture in
valued at $4,000. lie was arrested. :
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Sued for Damnscr.
Spcc'a! Dispatch to the IntcliiQcacr,

Speeta! Dispatch to The IntcIii2cacr.
MARTlSsBuRo, W. VA, Dec. 16.-
Lemen Bros, Of thia city, haye entered
suit 9gainst The G. Y. R. \. Company to
recover the value OF two hoIeea which
were Killed, and a wagon which was dc
moiished at the time when young Geo.
Grove was killed short time ago. The
family Of Grove have also entered suit
against the company, baeing their claims
on the fact that the train was running
at q mere rapid rate OF speed through
the town thga fhe Gorporation allowed.
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20: the lille Ones.

Have you seen AIarvin's new Pima,
fore cakes? They are made especially
for the boys and girls OF America ano
are as dainty as they can be. al
the well known characters are represent
ed. Dick Deadeye, Little Buttercut, th,
Commodore aud the Captain. Get som,
oi, them from your grocer to try. Th,
children are delighted with them. 5s+,
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"Giroilr. r.Glroil,N nt ,hn Grnna

Last night the Gilbert Opera COMPANY
presented at the Grand Opera House
that old favorite, "Girotle. Girotla, y
Miss Sylvester was as charming In the
dual role OF thetwins as any person who
ever essayed 1t in Wheeling. The pef.
formance evidently pleased the audience
for it applauded almost incessantiy
This afternoon ut the matinee the SANS
opera will be presented, while this even.
ing Gilbert & sullivan's "NIikudon viii
be the opera. Reserved seats at Weitia
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.TI Ffr
Terrific Explosion,

MlLLERs, IND, Dec. l6.-A terrific ex-
p!ouiop occurred here at 4 o'clock this
morning in the works OF the .A,na Pow.
der Company. The wash.house was
almost entirely demolished, but the loss
Of life Is not thought TO be large. Will.
lam Clark, an employe, was killed out.
right, and several others are probably
fatally injured,
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Puddlors Reduced,

PoTrsrowS, Pa, Dec. lG.-The Potts.
town Iron Company has posted notices
oil reduction Of twenty-five cents per
ton in the waeo9 OF puddlefs and pro.
portionste reduction in the wages OF ali
employees in it's plate and puddle depart.
ment; The new rate goes into elect
Monday, December 90. :
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West Virginia Pensions,
Special Dispatch 10 The Intcliomccr.

Sptcia! Dispatch 10 III. LntciliSencT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-Pensions to
West Virginiaus were granted to-day as
follows:
Origiral-Charles H. Lucas, Viola;
George NJ. Hall, kipgwood; Charles
Mulrie, keyser; David K. Bearus, King
wood; Thomas Fl. Ramsey, Leon Thos.
Pollen, Cameron John ". Henry, Hunt
ington; Tarleton Peck, Pennsboro; P.
Lilly, Hinton.
1ncreaae-W. G. Turner, Mason; Wm.
W. King. Glenyille; S. R.Msrrin, Mason.
town; J. Camp, Belington; Joseph
Scott, Paradise.
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DEFIANCE, Ia, Dec. 1G.-It is thought
this place contains a genuine case Of
leprosy. Ths patients body is covered
with lasgo white Dlotches and is a yery
repulsivo spectacle. The attention NJ
the State Board OF Health was called to
1t and = committee was aent to invest.
gate, but the patient on hearing OF their
mission, fled and has not been iound
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4 Quiet, Pleasant Wedding,

Thomas Redman, manager Of the
Washington, Pa, Citizens Water Sun.
ply Company, and Mics Annie L. Buch.
we're quietly married at the parsonage
ol the Zane Street Methodist church bv
Rey. MIR. Moore yesterday evening. MI
Redman was until recently a resident
OF this city, and was well and fayorebly
known by a large circle of friends. Mrs
Rsdman is one Of East Wheeling's most
popular young la.lies. The marriage was
Witnessed by a email party OF intimate
iriends. y