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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
A STARTLING STORY
ABOUT THE OLIVER IRON AND STEEL MILLS
OF PITTSBURGH.
Notice Given the Men That Last Nights Heats
Would be ihs Last-Three Thousand MeH
Thrown Out Of EmplOyment-Ths Mem
bers Of the Firm Start East.

PITTsBURG, December l0.-The Dis
patch will say tomorrow morning:
"The Oliver Iron and Steel mills will
be closed down for ali indefinite length
of time. This rumor was current in
iron circles on the street yesterday,
but was firmly denied by the divers
last night. However, notice was given
to the men that the heats at midnight
would be the last. No other eXplana-
tion was given them, and as a result
the excitement is great on the South
Side. This firm has been running five
mills, employing 5000 men, who were
laid off last night. The principal mem
bers of the firm all went East last night.
When asked for an interview, they were
unapproachable: absolutely nothing is
known here as a reason for the shut
down"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
A North Carolina Tragedy.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., December TO-
One Of the worst tragedies that ever oc-
Cured in North Carolina happened last
evaning at Henrietta mills, short dis
tance from Charlotte. Eighteen months
ago Hathaway Wall married Miss Eva
Haynes, a member of one Of the most
widely known families in the Sonth.
The couple moved West and lived to-
gether for eight or nine months, when
domestic troubles caused them TO part
Mrs. Wall returned to North Carolina
to her old home and nothing was heard
of her husband until yesterday, when he
came to Forest City and went out to the
home of his wife. They met near the
house. and as she approached him Wall
drew large pistol and fired three times.
Each shot took effect in his wife's head.
She fell to the ground dead. Mrs. Wallis
brother came up about the time the last
shot was fired, and Wall turned and shot
him through the body. Wall then
jumped into his buggy and drove away
from the house. He was found in the
road soon afterward dead, with his pis-
tOl still in his hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
wes,on's Illegal Liquor sellers.

81 ctG4 4rlcgfaeft 90 @ir At7stet'f.
WESTON. w. VA..,Dec. lO.-There has
been considerable interest taken in the
MAYORS Court here since last Friday.
The Mayor. Mr.. T. y. Barnes, assisted
by the town council. has been doing all
be- could 10 break up the Illicit liquor
traffic In town. The county grants IL
cense. but since last May the corpora
tiOn has refused % grant the license.
I Detectives from Pittsburg We're en-
plOyed Co work up the cases. Three
saloon keepers, NJ. W. Dougherty, L.
G.. Dawson and T. j. Dyer have each
been found guilty in six eases and there
are more cases set for trial to-day. One
dispenser of the ardent was out OF
town when the arrests were made and
az this writing had not returned. Ap-
peals have been asked in each case
tried and the saloon mems attorney said
that 1.-The Circuit Court is a grave yard
for all those liquor cases" The de
tectlyes say that they never knew a
town where liquor was sold in such
defiance of law rs here in Weston. The
final out come OF the matter is looked
forward 70 with considerable interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
The Air Shin Route.

CuICAGo, December 10. - "Within
three weeks we will sail into Chicago in
the first of our air ships" declared r..
j. Pennington to-day. Mr.. Pennington,
the principal inventor of the air ship,
is here to attend the meeting OF the
stockholders of the Mt. Carmel Aeronau-
tic Navigation Company, which it is said
has already a paid up capital OF 500
600, 900. Mr.. Pennington says the first
air ship trial will occur in about three
weeks. The ship, he said, will start
from the place of its manufacture at
Mt. Carmel, and travel to st. Louis a
distance of 1s5 miles. From ST. Louis
it will sail up to Chicago, and from here
to Now York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
D0NNYBR00K FAIR
OCCURS IN THE OFFICE OF TIE "UNIrED
IRELAND" YESTERDAY
When Mr.. Parnell Seizes the JOurnal-A Lively
Fight Occurs in the Front Office" But
Parnsll is Finally Vic:oriOus-Rs-
ceptiOn Of the Irish Lender.

DUBLIN, December l0.-The United
Ireland has got into trouble through its
persistent advocacy OF Mr. Parnell's re-
tirement. Mr.. Parnel Is one Of the di-
rectors OF the company owning the pa
per, and acting in that capacity he to-
day seized the plant of the paper, stop
ped the issue of the current edition and
elected the acting editor, Mr.. Bodkin.
Barrister Kelly, Mr.. Henry Campbell,
Mr.. Parnell's private secretary and Mr..
Mahoney, NJ. p, were present when the
seizure was made. Mr.. Parnelfs agent
has taken possession of the offices OF the
paper.
When Mr.. Bodkin entered the Office
of United Ireland to-day he found Mr.
Parnell in possession. Mr.. Parnell, in
the presence of the other directors, read
the articles OF association under which
the company was organized, and then
ordered the Sheriff to eject Mr.. Bodkin.
The latter made an Intellectual resist
ance. A desperate row occurred in the
down stairs Office between the Sheriff's
officers and the sub-editors. Sticks and
tools were used as weapons with flying
missiles. Finally after sharp and
fierce struggle the sub-editors were put
out OF the building The news Of the
seizure of the paper created great ex
citement in Dublin, mob surrounding
the office.
Mr.. Parnell later addrested the staff,
the members Of which promised to
serve him during the remainder OF the
crisis. Mr.. Parnell placed Mr.. Lcamy
in charge OF the paper. 1t has been as
certained that one of the editors got a
hint OF Mr.. Parncll's intention TO seize
the paper and made arrangements TO
have the edition printed at an earlier
hour than usual. The edition was on the
point of being issued when Mr.. Parnell
appeared. He ordered that the entire
edition which contained bitter attacks
upon himself be destroyed. In the
struggle that took place in the Office,
one Of Mr.. Bodkn's supporters was
struck on the head with an Office stool,
receiving 4 scalp wound. Three of the
Sheriff's men received slight contusionS.
Mr.. Timothy Iiealy was at the Office Of
the National League on Sackylle street
when the paper was seized.
United Ireland will reappcar to-mor-
row, but its policy will be changed,
and henceforth il will be issued as a
Parnellite organ.
1t is stated this afternoon that Mr.
Parnel owns 473 of the 800 shares into
which the capital stock of the United
Ireland Company is divided, and that
DIR. Joseph L. Kenny and Mr.. Justin
Mccarthy own the remainder. The ed
itors who were elected from the Office
will sue Mr.. Parnell. While on the
street at one time to-day, hostile
crowd threatened Mr.. Healy, who was
compelled to seek protection from the
police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Charge. Against Kaum.

Wa~u>IoN. December l0.-The So
N-Can.-,e appointed % investigate
.-a-,- ls.r,, General Raum. COmmiS-
,al u. Passions. met to-day. Mr..
-.a.,. uu.ltic member Of the
..lu-e. offered a resolution reciting
alt NJ. Obi fourth Of December, 1890.
aa' lgced on the floor Of the House
representative Cooper, of Indiana,
--, -.r.rS the last election, CommiS-
r E4um, now under investigation
-r fhe Committee, visited COoper'S :
frt- and engaged FOO such practices
ended to degrade Tine pub'ic service
'a prostitute the Office which he
and providing char the Committee
testimony concerning said charges.
-- resolution was defeated by party
.eat tto1 The Committee win meet
.t Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
A CENTRAL OFFICE.
Flint Bottle Manufacturers Agree to Es-
tabIish Headquarters In Plttsburg.

PIrrspURG, December 10. - Bottle
manufacturers will establish central
office in Pittsburg. They propose to
more nearly identify interests to pre-
vent price list cutting.
4 meeting of the Western Flint Bot
tie Manufacturers Association is being
held at the Monongahela House.
Out of the % firms in the Association
% were represented at the meeting this
morning. J. f. Gorsuch, of GAINESVILLE,
o., is President. Findlay is represented
by w. 4. Gorby, Secretary of the Bel
laire Goblet company: John Dalzell, OF
the Dalzell, Gilmore Il Leighton Com
pany, and Thomas jenkins, President
OF the Columbia Glass Company. Re-
ports indicated a fouriShing condition
of the trade, but it was decided TO make
no changes. 1t was agreed 10 establish
Il central Office in Pittsburg and employ
an actuary invested with similar au-
thority TO Actuary Walters, of the
Flint and Lime Glass Manufacturers
Association. At present travelling glass
men report to their firms that some
other concern is cutting prices. These
reports excite friction. All cases OF
this kind in future will be referred to
the actuary for investigation, and his
reports will be accepted as final.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
BOARD of Control. Worlds Fair.

CmcAGO. December lO.-This after
noon President Thos. w. Palmer, Of the
National Worlds Fair Commission, made
public his appointments for the eight
members of the Board of Control on be-
half of the Commission. They are As
follows. the first two being provided for
bv resolution of the Commission: PreSi-
dent. Thomas w Palmer (Rep.l, OF
Michigan: Vice Chairman, j. A. Me
Kenzie (Dem.), Of California; CommiS-
sioner At Large, Wm. Lindsey (Dem.),
Of Kentucky: Commissioners, f. r.
(Rep.). Of Indiana; j. w.
st. Clair tDem.), of West Virginia;
G.. W. Massey (RepD, Of Delaware;
L. NJ. Waller (Deml, Of Connecticut;
VI. II. De Young (RCp0, of California.
The eight members representing the To-
cal Board have not yet been appointed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Oil Works Burned.

SAN FRAxcIsco, CAL, Dec. 10
shortly after o'clock this morning fire
broke out in the linseed oil works OF
Kittle & Co., near Third and King
streets. this city, caused by vat OF
oil boiling over. The flames spread
RAPIDLY and general alarm was sounded
half an hour after the fire started.
The flames could not be checked and
the entire establishment with all its
contents was destroyed. Loss will
probably reach 100000. Insurance
a ahout 500 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
A Southern Failure.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. l0.-N. l..
Avery and Raphael Smms, conducting
business under the firm name OF n. H..
Avery Il Co. at 0sceola, Arkansas, as
Avery Il Simms at Blythville, Arkansas,
and n. l.. Avery at Frenchman'S Bayou,
Arkansas, made an assignment yester-
dav afternoon at OsccOla, Arkansas.
They were the principal merchants OF
that town. Liabilities, SEQ, 900; assets,
nominally. $50, 900. The failure is at
trlbuted to poor crops and inability to
rua ke collections
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11

The celebrated Bostonians will pre-
sent the new comic opera Of robin
Hood at the opera House Monday
evening. Not since THE MikadO" has
a comic opera era Of equal literary and
musical merit appeared. The dialogue
is clean-cut, crisp and very humorous.
while the yersiflcation is graceful and
rhymthic. The choruses and ensembles
are bright and spirited, much Of the or
chestration is novel and pleasing, while
the score has many delightfully."- tuneful
numbers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
A CELEBRATED PRISONER
Il Lodged in the Ohio Penltentiary-H
Comes From Alabama.
S,s-;,l y.lsgy.,,, IN fhs Rs0iS,sr


COLUMBUS. o., December 10.-Rube
Smith. the notorious Mississippi deSpc-
RADIO, is now an inmate of the Ohio Pen
ltentiary. He arrived at 1890 this
morning, in the charge Of three officers,
armed TO the teeth. These officers
seemed to have feeling Of relief when
he was safely lodged behind the bars.
Smith is 4 medium sized. well-built
man. His forehead is low,
his head small and round, while
his face is oddly propOrtioned
TO his head in SmallneSS. His hair is
dark i'm color and hangs over his fore
head in 4 buShy bang, growing so low
that il would be- impossible 10 train il
otherwise. He says he was reared ON Il
farm in Alabama, and comes here from
Jackson. Miss. His oifeuSe was the
robbery of mail car by holding up 4
train on the Mobile railroad. In answer
10 4 question rs to the length of his
term, he replied; "Tm in for the rest
of my natural life"
Smith was weighted down with chains
and the marshalS seemed relieved when
he was behind the walls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
THE MONONGAH STRIKE.
The Eviction of the Niners-TriaI of the
Cases-Win be Settled.


FAIRMONr, w. VA, December To-
The last move on the part Of the coal
company 10 cOerce the MOnongah miners
into submission was undertaken on
Monday last Most OF the miners, in
fact all as far rs the writer knows, Occu-
py houses owned by the coal company.
ON Monday last, after a few days pre-
viouS notice having been given, sum-
mOuSeS in twenty-niue unlawful detain-
er suits were served on an equal number
OF miners. The miners were not 10 be
Subdued by such a move and immedi-
ately telegraphed To Wheeling and en-
plOyed MeSSrS. T. B. Dovener and Jno.
j. COniff % take care of their rights.
which were 20 be contested to-day be-
fore squire Shafer. Of Monongah. Mr..
Coniff arrived AZ Fairmont early yeSter-
day morning, and 40 the show OF fight
on the part Of the miners, or from some
other cause unknown, the coal company
abandoned its project and dismissed all
the cases \ satisfactory compromise
is expected this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Marrow Escape of Sch ool Children.

CANTON, ILL.,, December l0.-Farm-
ington's large school building was total
lv destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
The scholars in the second-Story rooms
discovered that the building was Oh fire
between the ceiling and the roof. The
various rooms are locked during school
hours and in the panic which ensued
after the discovery of the fire, the chill
dren broke the panels of the doors and
ESCAPED. The widest excitement pre-
vailed in the village, there being nearly
COO children in the school. The build
ing was totally destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
Partly insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Irjsh Opinion on Parnell.

LONDON. December lO.-Following is
a summary of Irish opinion as expressed
by resolutions adopted by officials and
organizations up to date:
Boards of Town Commissioners, for
Parnell Is, against S; Boards OF Poor
Law Guardians, for IS, against 3; Ma
tional League branches and registration
societies, for IS, against -; trades and
labor societies, for Il, against none;
other organized bodies, Tor 30, against
80: public meetings, for 81, against %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Elephant Chiefs Antics.

CINCINNATI, O., December lO.-In
spite OF eleven 45-caibre balls fired into
the head OF "Chief," the vicious ele-
phant at the Geological Garden last
night, the big beast is alive and appar-
emily well this morning. He did not es-
cape as reported last night, but was cut
ting such wild antics, such rs plunging
his tusks into the ground and tearing
up the earth and destroying everything
within reach, that he was adjudged in
sane. and his keepers tried TO kill him
In their effort served TO restore his
reason, for he has been unusually do
cile. The theory is that the bullets
fattened on his skull but did not pene-
trate. He was finally killed this after
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Run Dovn bv Another Train

MINNEAroIIs, December lO.-Three
persons were instantly killed at the
State University station of the Great
Northern road this morning. They
were in the act of boarding 4 Great
Northern train when they were run
down by an Ottumwa train. The vic
tins were NJ. Todd and wife, OF Sioux
City, Iowa, and their daughter, Mrs.
S1nvtap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Fled. Leaving Debts.

PHILADELPHIA, December lO.-The
Times this morning says: Dem Nor
lev, who until recently. with Charles Il.
Craig. carried on the business OF paper
agents at Seventh and Jayne streets.
under the firm name of ID. W. MOrey x
Co., has left the city, and the firm is out
of business. Morey leaves debts
amounting 10 $4,000. Some OF his
creditors declare that he has Swindlcd
them and his partner, who has remain
ed in the city, and is under arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11

In order To avoid any confusion and
undue rush at the advance sale Of seats
for the BostOnians. the box Office OF the
Opera House will be- opened at eight
o'clock this morning where all who de-
sire can call and register, stating the
number Of tickets they desire. and r.
ceive 4 number showing the order IN
which they will come at the sale Of seats
tomorrow morning. The reserved seat
sale opens tomorrow morning at .
o'clock at Houses Music Store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Other Sidr.

CINCINNATI, December 1O.-The Leg
iSlative Investigating Committee to-day
examined Col. Gustav Tafel, a. L.
Sands, Col. j. w. Hill and Senator
Brown. Tafel said he knew Reemlin
from boy and believed him honest.
He believed the late Board to be honest
Sands knew nothing wrong with the old
Board. Hill denied that he had said an
applicant must have the endorsement OF
the Gas Company. Brown said the Gov
ernor did not know that the power OF
removal was not given him in the bill
creating that Board. He said, also, the
Governor promised him if he would vote
for the compromise bill at the extra
session, he would not remove members
of the Board for past olienSes, but i'm
mediately in Il published interview said
he would instantly remove two or three
members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
RetterLook to Ireland.

LoNpoy. December l0.-A meeting OF
influential persons was held at the
Mansion House to-day, to consider the
condition Of the Jews in Russia. The
Lord Mayor presided. The Duke OF
Westminster moved a resolution deplor-
ing the suffering OF the Jews in that
couutry. The Duke in introducing the
resolution said the Car and Czarina
were ignorant OF the miserable condi-
tlon of the Jews. Lord Ripon seconded
the motion, which was carried. A COM
mlttee was appointed TO communicate
the views OF the meeting to the Car.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
ResnIuie Isenlstance.

DUBLIN, December l0.-The Town
Clerk at Kinsington presented Mr.. Par
nell with an address expressing admira-
tion Of his ''resOlutc resistance OF the
insolent dictatiOn of Gladstone" and as
surfing him OF his support In his noble
work" The address contained this
declaration: The people will not ac-
cept any Home Rule scheme, not giving
TO the people full control Of the police
and power to settle the land question"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
MO Conrted snicIle nnd Mns Medded.

FALL BRANCH, Tenn, December 10.
benjamin Murray, sheriff Of this
county, committed suicide by shooting
yesterday. Murray had been drinking
heavily for some time and had been
counting suicide for some days, having
had delirium tremenS. Last night
while his attendant was asleep, as there
was some one constantly kept to watch
him to prevent suicide, he arose and
shot himself. He leaves a wife and one
child
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
First Application of Lymph.

NEW YORK, December lO.-The first
application of DR.. Koch'S lymph in New
York occurred in st. Luke's Hospital
this morning. The application was made
this morning, by the attending physician
at st. Luke's, and tomorrow morning it
will be applied to several other patients
who have been selected for the purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Coal Mines Close Down.

WuKEsBARRE, PA, December 10
Owing to continued quietneSs in the
coal trade and large stocks on hand
with no immediate prospect OF being
able to market them, the coal depart
ment of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad yesterday ordered an
indefinite closing down of all their
mines in this vicinity. The order took
effect this morning. This will throw
thousands OF men out of employment at
A time OF year when wages are much
needed. and will cause much suffering
unless a decided change in matters
sbould boom the coal trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
. poets residence burned.

APPLETON, Wis, December lO.-The
residence and conservatory OF Eben Il;
Rexford, the poet, in the village oi
Shocton, burned yesterday. Origin OF
fire unknown. The loss will be several
thousand. Mr.. RexiOrd, in an attempt
to save some papers, was overcome by
the smoke and was carried out uncon-
scions. His injuries are not serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
CHARLESTON ro,roFfioE.



Gt.u,yeroN. December i0-rhere
h-rl o.. Charleston post
-.r DC wa> expected the
r aulI dtci. the ease to-day.
...r, d.t nut get Go him; they
.r., tle Postmaster Gcn-
aicrc they remain. 10 IS
thr triangular fight bee
E SOD, liauu1 aud slack will
.l,t another week before
man is picked ont.
thought 90 be
Atkinson. although the
-.. , that Hanna has the in
Representative Atkinson IS
-r anxious that his brother
-..t.ep.acr. If for uo other rea-
, Hu ., v.udicatiou from the
., brought against him by the
E-o. aul 10 is >urmiSed that
nation lr has given OF the cir
.ar-e.o 10 ,he difficulty into which
-....r c.,. 40 Galiipoii>. may over
ta. prejudice ot the Postmaster
M -lr President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
VIII Not Resume.

ARKANSAS, KANs., December 10
The information is given out to-day
that the American bank, which failed
yesterday. will not resume business, A
bank inspector and L. S: Marshal are
eynected to-day, who will take charge
oT the bank and close up its business.
There is about $3.50, 900 due depositors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
South Carollna senatorshIp.

COLUMBIA, ). c., Dec. lO.-The Gen
eral Assembly in joint session to-day
took a second ballot for United States
Senator. II resulted as follows: Irby
63, Hampton ~, Donaldson -. Irby
gained votes over his vote of yesterday
and lacks but Il Of election. Only one
ballot was taken. Another will be
taken tomorrow. Mr.. Hemphill is one
of the dark horses. IL is stated that
Gov. Tillman may be sent to the Senate
against his wishes The feeling for
Hampton's retention is strong, but the
reform party has determined on 4 clean
sweep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
MAGGIE MITCHELL.

Reserved seats went on sale yeSts
morning for the appearance OF NJ
Mitchell at the Opera House i
and Saturday evenings Of this week
they are going of rapidly, as NJ
is always a prime favorite with w
ing theatre goers. She Is as you
ever when on the stage, and In Ray
Little Barefoot, the two plays
produced here, she will undoubtedly
make her usual hit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
Mestern Union pIyidend.

New YORK, December 1O.-The West
ern Union directors to-day declared the
regular quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent. The statement presented shows
net earnings for the current quarter OF
-, 900. 600 Interest and sinking fund
charges were S243, 4s3, leaving Il balance
of 81, ,G57, l57. After paying the regu-
lar dividend which required SLOT, ,399,
there is surplus for the quarter Of
SGSO. llS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11
From Another source.

SPECIAL telegram 10 tts Register.
FAuEMONT. W. VA, December To-
The situation at Monongah mines is less
serious than supposed. The strike Is
positive, but General Spillman'S inter
view does no, rocite the facts. Nearly
forty families were tough, 20 ssevict-
ed to-day. They were not. Mr.. ThoS.
II. B. Staggcrs, counsel for the defend
ants. says that the matter will be ad-
iuSted for the best; that the men can't
be cvicted. General Spillman'S state
ment does the men an injustice. There
3, no trouble rs 10 adjustment, and to-
day viii end it. \. e.. l..