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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
GREAT FIRE Ar PITTSBURGH

Nearly Million Dollars LoSs-Ths Groat
ArbuokIe BulldiDE, the Female College
Church and Other buildings De
stroyed.
PlrrsBuRaH, Pa, May ga Ere thai
broke out in this city about II o'clock
tonight proved one Of the most danger
ous and stubborn the city department
ever encountered. The first blaze was
discovered en- the lower floor Of the
great Arbuckle building on Seventh
street, near Duquesne street, and the
seysn-story ediace, 100 feet wide and
several hundred feet deep, was soon q
mass Of flame from roof 10 cellar.
A light wind blowing at the time
swept the fire across to the Pittsburgh
Female college building. The several
score Of young lady boarders left the
building only in time, as the fire began
eating from the roof and soon completely
burned the handsome interior Of the
large building. Then the high walls Of
the Arbuckle building began fall.
ing, and the mass OF flames,
driven by the wind, caught the
steeple Of the Christ NJ. E. Church, on
Pennsylvauia Avenue; which blSzed
like q beacon, towering far above the
weak streams Of water directed towards
1t. AS with the other buildings, once
caught, the best department in this sec.
ton could not save them, and the
church shared the fate Of the other
buildings.
A perfect maze Of wires run slonE both
Seventh and Penn avenues and the
church steeple was a perfect blaze Of
light, cast down the electric sparks,
added new terror to crashing walls on
svery side.
At this hour Il a. M the fireman are
till working hsrd, and it is believed the
lanes are under control, though near
by two business blocks were thought
ost at one time.
The losses are 60 widely distributed it
8 impossible to secure them precisely,
but they will certainly reach $4,000.
At l:SO q. M. the fire caught up q row
II tenement houses on Seventh street,
,ut at this hour, e a. m.) 1t is thought
he tenements and surrounding build
ngs will bs saved.
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CHEATED TUE GALLOws.
A Noted Murderer DIes of Uphold Fever
on the Eve of his Arrest,

A Noted Murderer DIes Of Uphold Fever
on tho Eve of his Arrest.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 5.-Two or
three years ago one Keuntz, alias Hous-
ton, alias Klein, alias Aver, killed a
Sheriff in. Dakota, Several others at.
tempted his arrest and two more were
killed. This was in different counties
when the Dakotas were q territory.
Keuntz was very desperate man. BE
fed 10 the southwest and about a year
ago, robbed train on the Little Rock,
Mississippi River 4 Texas railroad. The
company offered q reward OF 5000 Tor
his arrest. Other rewards Of several
hundred dollars were outstanding for
his arrest. Police Officer Irwin, OF this
city, located the fellow in 0usley coun.
", KY, where he was running whisky
saloon. Last week the officer secured
regulations from Arkansas for KeuniE.
A trusty officer was sent for KeuntE. A
report was made to him that KeuntE
had died last week from typhoid fever.
Representations ale that the fellow was
a noted northwestern desperate and bad
figuredin many noted robberies, having
been in the Black Bills with gang for
q long time.
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FIRST-CLASS SENSATION
At Abingdon, vrginis, Over the
Arrest Of Prominent People
CHARGED WITHHOLD MURDER.
The Startling Discovery Made Dur.
log a House Cleaning.-.A Lead.
ing Doctor and His Para
monr the Guilty Parties.

KNOXVILLE, TRSN., May 5.-The his
toric old educational centre, Abingdon,
Va, is in fever OF excitement over a
most sensational affair. It is the arrest
Of DR.. John A. P. Baker and Mrs. W. R,
Gilmer on the charge OF numbering Mrs.
Baker, wife Of DR.. Baker, and an attempt
To murder W. R. Gilmer, husband Of the
woman under arrest.
Mrs. Baker died more than a year ago,
and at that time 1t was thought that her
sudden death was due to heart failure,
Her husband, DR., Baker, had her body
before burial. 1t now trans
pires that foul murder was committed.
Some persons in house cleaning and
moving furniture about DR.. Bakers
house In some way found letters. These
letters were Mr.. Gilmer'g, which
showed that there was criminal in.
limacy between her and DR.. Baker, and
that she and DR.. Baker had plotted
Mrs. Bakers death.
When the matter was pressed home TO
Mrs. Gilmer, she confessed that Mrs.
Baker had been killed. The woman
was given poison, and II is now believed
hat DR.. Baker had the body embalmed
% hide the traces oft.
Itis said that Baker and Mrs. Gtlmer
nave known each other criminally for
EN- yearpi but the death Of Mrs. Baker
lid not put things In such a shape as to
,ermit their being together without dif.
lculty and fear Of detection. II is also
that DR.. Baker sent Mrs, Gill
ner poison and instructed her how to
dminister it to her husband. She did
o, and nothing saved her husbands
lie but the timely arrival Of DR.. Gilmer,
brother OF the poisoned man. All
,arties are prominent in Abingdon and
widely known.
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PARIS, May SAN official dispatch re.
ceived here says that it is proposed that
three members Of the Congressional or
insurgent party and three members OF
the Balmaceda or Presidential party
should be appointed, in order to confer
upon and discuss some modus vivendi
arrangement which would bring peace
to Chile. The foreign consuls, the dis.
patch adds, strongly support this propo.
sition as calculated to terminate the era
OF strife and bloodshed which has SO
long prevailed in the Chilean Republic.
Two French war chips have been sent
10 Chile in order to protect French mer-
chant vessels on that coast. President
Balmaceda has solicited the good offices
OF Brazil, OF the United States and OF
France in an effort to restore peace in
Chila.
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ANDERSON, IND, May 5,-Maude, the
twenty.year.old daughter Of Water
Works Engineer Thomas Jones, died
Sunday Of q disease that has batFisd all
medical science. One year ago the mus.
cles and ligaments OF the arms began TO
grow to the bones. Asurgical operation
was performed, the arm was laneed and
the muscles were released. However,
the operation did not give permanent
relief, and It was but q abort time until
another operation became necessary.
No less than twenty similar operations
have been performed. Finally the pc.
culiar malady extended TO the legs aud
soon resulted in death.
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The Logan Drug Co., drupgiats, believe
that the secret OF success is perseverance,,
Therefore, they persist In keeping he
finest line Of peTiumeries, toilet articles,
cosmetics, drugs and chemicals on the
market. They especially invite ali Der.
sous who have palpltstion, short breath,
weak or hungry spells, pain in the side
or shoulder, oppression, night mare, dTy
cough, smothering, drOpsy or heart dis.
esse to try Dr.. Miles unequaled New
Heart Cure before ii Is too late. Il has
the largest sals Of any similar remedy.
Fine book Of testimonials free. Dr..
Miles Restorative NeIvine Is unsur.
passed for sleepleESness, headache, fits,
ETC., and 1t contains no opiates, 8
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Sr. PAUL. May 5.-Snow fell yesterday
over all of Western Minnesota and
most Of the Dakotas, and there will be
sharp frost tonight. The SNOW melted
as 1t fell and will be great benefit. The
wheat has been growing too fast and
this cold period will check II and make
1t spread and root. Crop reports cover.
ing every point In the wheat belt show
the conditions to be the most favorable
aincA 1891
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TUE VATICAN ALlRnED.
The Air Of Rome Filled with Rumors-An
Unsettled Situation.

| SAsskaN0
ROME, May 5.-S!artling rumors are
circulating in the city and are causing
much alarm at the Vatican aud in gov.
eminent circles. The rumors originated
alter a FIRE which, yesterday evening,
was discovered in the barracks occupied
in this city by the Carabiueris, packed
body Of armed and mounted policemen
or ger d'armerie. The flames, in spite
Of tht jSrsbineria, ,Sesistsd by the troops
and = emen, who we're summoned
to the scene, soon spread to the barns
and storehouses adjoining the Carabine.
ria barracks, where the stocks OF forage
intended for the horses Of the CarAbine.
ria were stored. The stables were soon
attacked by the flames, and the terrified
horses liberated with difficulty BY the
stable guard, rushed frantically down
the banks Of the Nber, where they were
afterwards recaptured. In the mean.
while the news Of the fire had spread
throughout Rome, and naturally had
reached the Vatican. 1t Is not exactly
known what shape the news Of the Gre |
was communicated to the Vatican au
thorities, but, in any case, 1t SO alarmed
them that the entire Swiss guard wss
ordered under arms and
was kept under arms throughout the
night.
LATRR-It fs now currently reported
that the fire, which so alarmed the Vat
lcap, was undoubtedly Of an incendiary
origin, and that Il was the work Of the
Socialist element in this city, which has
been bubbling up here and elsewhere
before May day aud since that date In
various forms and under different dis.
yuises.
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FouRxIEs, May ga delegation OF
workinEmeR, called upon the project
and requested him that the regiment Of
infantry which fired upon the populace
on May day should be removed to some
other part Of France. Their request was
granted. The debate in the Chamber Of
Deputies yesterday on the subject Of the
Fourmies riots has considerably embit-
tered the strikers who bave now in
creased their demands for higher wages.
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LiEGE, May GA terrific explosion
took place here to-day in front OF the
residence of we'll known capitalist of
this city. The explosion is said to be
the work OF extremists Of the labor
party. The explosion caused q great
panic in the neighborhood where it took
place, the latter being the most aiisto.
cratic quarter Of this city. Outside Of
shattering windows no other damage
was done,
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Amnrinn MN A..i.t.

WAsHISaroy, May 5.-The govern.
ment Of the United States has instructed
Mr.. Eagan, our minister to Chill, to offer
to mediate between the combatanls in
that country in the interest Of peace and
good order, and France and Brazil,
the other great Republics Of the world,
have Joined In the profer OF their good
oticeS In the interest OF the perpetuity
oi'ths Republican principles 0f govern
ment.
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Ohio snt Committee.
..I-N RNt-.-H a. A. t1g.

CoLuMpus, ONO, May 5.-Governor
Campbell to. day appointed the following
commission to locate and erect Ohio
monuments in Chattanooga and Chica.
manga national military parks: John
Beatty, franklin county; F. Van Der.
we're, Butler; O. H. Grosvenor, Athens
Aqullla j. Wiley, Wayne; Joseph O.
McElroy, Meigs John s. Gill, Delaware
Andrew Jackson Greene, Frederick: !:
Wendell Hamilton. The appointments
we're made under the law passed by the
recent legislature. The commission has
no power 10 draw funds.
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ApInamito ontraEe.

Mons, May ga dynamite outrage,
which is charged to labor agttstorS, oc-
Cured here to-day. A miner OF this
neighborhood made himself conspicuous
by bis firm refusal to 20 out on a strike
with the rest OF the men employed with
him. He wRswarned that 1t was danger
GUS for him to persist in this course,
but he would not strike. This morning
a dynamite cartridge was in some man.
ner placed ia his house aud exploded,
wrecking it. The police investigating
the affair, but as yet they have not
made any arrests.
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depend more on regularity than on anv
or all causes combined. An actual or
living death 10 the result OF derapVe.
ment Of functions which make woman
what she is; immediate relief Is the oDIv
safeguard Sgainss wreck and ruin. In
all euses oil sIoppsge, delayed, painful or
other irregularities, Braddeid's Female
Regulator Is the only Bure remedy. Sold
at Wholesale and retail by Logan Dug
Go. Gnd all druggiSts. DAW.5
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Body Found in the niouoprahela.


opttIuI UE1yIleN % u1t IHItIII9IlIotI'
FAIRMONT, W. Va, May 5-In Feb
ruary, while taking down the old Bald'
more & Ohio bridge which spans the
river one mile east Of here, a portion
fell and Charles Joyce was drowned.
To-day bis body was found about half a
mile below here. Coroner Roger SUN.
moned a Jury and Identified the body,
which was very much decomposeu.
Joyce formerly lived at Piedmont.
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Me.t Ylrrinin Pen.ion..

Special DiSp1ieh 10 ne ERIelltCeAoT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 5.-West
Virginia pensions: original-John L
Morgan, Andrew ]. Cork, James O. Max.
we'll, Adam Fleshers, Saunders Moler,
William Rodenbsck, William K. Finley,
Olapdius Davidson, , Slieldonsh Gibbs,
Philip BUSCH and Cornelius s Howard.
Additional-DAyid Anthony, Andrew NJ.
Miller, Isasc Cole and Solomon D. Run.
neI. 1ncrease-Thomss j. Robey, John
Wilson, Samuel O. Parks and Andrew ].
Roberts. Rsissue-SylVester W. Waugh.
o oripinRl-MAry c., widow Of Madison
Blackburn. Mexicar-Lizzie, widow ol
PoWhattan r. Page.
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MARQUIS OF QUEBNSDURY'S BROTHER

Commits Suicide, But Not According to
HIS Brothsr's Rules.
LoNnoN, May 5.-Lord Edward ShoIto
Douglas. brother Of the Marquis Of
Queeusbury, committed suicide to-day
by cutting his throat with razor.
Lord James Douglas had been travel.
ing in Ireland during the night, and he
behaved in such strange manner that
the railroad officials, noticing that he
was apparently in adenented condition,
ordered one OF the coppsny's employees
to accompany him to London. Upon
arrival here be subsequently eluded the
attendant and cut his throat.
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more Trouble ID CIeysInnd.

CLEVELAND, May 5.-The trouble on
the lumber docks has broken out afresh.
An encounter between union and nom
union lumber showers took place this
morning at the mills and the company's
dock. After free fight, in which sew.
eral OF the participants were more or less
severely hurt, the nou.union men were
driven of. The mill carpenters have
also struck out Of sympathy for the lum.
har shovars
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An outoome of tbe STRIKE.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 5.-A few days
ago Nicholas spselman, carpenter Of
MCKeesport, went to East Park to In
duce L. L. Martin, a painter, to join the
union. A quarrel ensued and speelman
was beaten so badly that death resulted
this morning. Martin has been arrested.
The trouble was the outcome Of the
present strike OF the building trades.
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ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 5.-Three men
were drowned yesterday At the outlet Of
RraddoSk's Bay, on Lake Ontario. They
we're at work building a drawbridge over
the outlet for the Manitou Reach rail-
road. BY Foms mishap the boat wGs
swamped, throwing the three men into
the water. Their names are; Noel
sousi, Theodore Forbes and his brother,
John Forbes, OF Charlotte.
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NEw YoRK, May 5.-Perrin H. Sum-
ner, the great but unsuccessful identi-
fler, was indicted to-day by the grand
jury for attempted subornltion Of per-
Jury in connection with the Edgar mys-
terry. sumners counsel believes his
client 10 inSaue.
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Tho Prealdent welcomed At Gtnnps PA,

The PreAldent Welcomed Rt GRANTS Pass.
GRANTS Pass, ORE, May 5.-0regon's
distinguished guests arrived at Grants
Pass at 10 o'clock last night and received
a cordial welcome. The visit to Med.
ford was acknowledged by a general
illumination OF the town, bonfires being
particularly numerous. The local Grand
Army men were drawn up in line at the
station and greeted their old comrade
with cheers. The President was intro
duced to the throng by the Mayor OF
Mediord, and made brief speech.
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CHLYRONT IDENTIFIED.
The Point Pleasant Merchant VINO GIyster.
iOusly Disappeared Pound Dead at Co.


The Point Pleasant Merchant Who Gyster.
iOusIy Disappeared Pound Dead at Co.
Iumbus.
Special Dt,patch to tie InteltOeaer.
COLUMBUS, ONO, May 5.--The man
found dead at the Grand Central Hotel,
this city, last Sunday evening was iden.
titled tonight as William A. Chevront,
a citizen oil Point Pleasant, West yir.
ginia. D. W. Brown, Of that city, arrived
to-day, and when shown the body at
once recognized 1t as his brother.in.law.
Brown says ChevIont was keeper OF q
general store and had been a Methodist
minister. Business troubles, an attack
of measles and the death OF
bis mother had unbalanced his mind.
Chevront left home last Friday to visit
friends in RaveRSwood, eight miles dis.
tant, and had not been heard from by
bis family since. An inquest Of lunacy
had been held on him last fall, but the
doctors decided that while his mind was
notstrong confinement was unnecessary.
Ehe cotoner's verdict gives the cause OF
death as heart disease, but Mr.. Brown
said TO the IHTELLIeRNcERc correspondent
tonight that he feared his brother-in-
law had committed suicide.
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OVATION To NIX. CAMDEN
IN the Occasion of the Opening OF His
Road TO sutton, Brhxton County.

On the Occasion OF the Opening Of His
Road TO sutton, Brhxton County.
Special DISpateh 10 DE IatelliGeHeeT.
SUTTON, W. Va, May 5.-Yesterday
Braxton county did homsse to her
loyal son, Hon. ]. N. Camden. The oc-
casion was the formal opening OF the
West Virginia & Pittsburgh railroad to
this point, which was completed few
days ago. Fully five hundred people
gathered around the platform waiting
Tor the arrival OF the special train that
bore the ex-senator and his companion,
Hon. Phil Snyder. A brass band was in
attendance. Mayor Dulin made the ad.
dress Of welcome, to which the Sci. ator
replied, thanking the people for the
hearty reception given him. G. H.
Morrison also made a few closing re.
marks. The party left for Gauley river
to-day where they will fish.
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Libel suit Filed.


sIlttIuE UI1EsIVI 70 EIE IHEIII11tHVsI'
PARKEHBuRa, W. VA, May 5-W. 2.
Hamilton, Of Ritchie county, brought
suit this morning against 8. 9. Stewart,
editor Of the Richie ReveIlle, for S., 900
damsges.ior alleged libel. The plaintiff
has retained some eminent ParkersbuiR
nnpnanl
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San Francisco. Msy 5.-The Califor.
mia Athletic Club last night decided 10
match Abe Willis, the australian ban.
tam-wsight, aud George Dixon. coIored
champion, for g Aght. The purse will
be $4,000, and the tight will lake place
IN lime.
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PETnsuRoH, Pa May 5.-River
thieves entered the warehouse Of the
Maloney Bronze Manufacturing Oop.
pany on SECOND Avenue, LAST night, and
carried on dye tobs Of braSs ingots val.
ned at over $1,000. The robbery was
one ol the 6OldeIt perpstrsted here for
years:
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The Ohio Rlvsr Fssaer Opened.

GPeStAA Dt4PAAA4t ~ We AaSSA4SfeSLf*
RAvESswooD, W. Va, May 5-A
special car over the Ravenswood, spen.
Ger & Glenville Railroad left Ravens
wood this morning at $3.50 for a tour Of
inspection, containing the officials Of the
Ohio River Railroad, Col. G. W. Thomp.
son, PRECEDENT W. ]. Robinson, General
Passenger AgentO. L, Williams, AZ.
sistant Superintendent Joseph Neale.
and also some OF the officers OF the R.,
S. & G. Railroad. Senator VIM. Wood.
yard, President; Thomas Pettigrew, Sur.
Veyor.in. Charge; James Weass and j.
L. Armstrong, Commissioners; Judge
3. F. Fleming and Agent w. E. Hoyt,
accompanied the excursion party. The
special car left Ravenswood at $3.50 a
M. The new road is in good shape,
with the exception Of one or two small
grades and curves, but all in all, 1t is one
OF the Ohio River Railroads best and
most important feeders. Traffic will
commence on May IA as far as Leroy.
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CHICAGO, May 5.-Rolla Hsikss no.
only succeeded in his attempt to break
$50 artificial flights at bgp shooting in
ninety minutes, but established q new
record. He shot at 523 flights and broke
the stipulated $50 in 81 minutes and 5s
ReeondR.
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sfnnm,hin Arrilnia.

GLASGOW, May 5.-Arriyed, Ethiopia,
from New York.
HAMBuRo, May 5.-Anivsd, RhnetIs,
from New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 5.-Arrived,
Michigan, from London.
NsS YoRK, May 5.-Arriyed, Dsyo.
mia, from Glasgow,
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Ohicago-Chicago /; Pittsburgh o.
At Cleveland-oleyelGnd Isl Cincin-
At i Philadslphia-BAltimors 8; Ath.
''' At Boston-BossOn Il Washington 4.
At Philadelphia-Gew York l6i Phil.
4! New York = Boston, l2i New
York, 9,
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BUFFALO, N. Y, May 5-The coldest
temperature recorded here for this sea-
son Of the year slnCe 1871 prevailed here
last night and to-day. 1t is believed
much damage has been done 10 fruit
trees and vegetation in this city.
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THE BARNAYY TRAGEDY.


IRiIous With Mrs. BarnRby.
providence, R. l., May 5.-Dr. T.
Thatcher Graves, who has been brought
into such prominence in connection
with the murder by arsenic of Mrs. Bar.
naby, says that he is preparing, with the
help Of lawyer. complete statement
for publication, in which he will ex.
plain everything.
From the fact that no fifteen cent post
age stamps have been sold in Boston
for year, and from statements made by
the stamp clerks at the Providence post
Office, almost positive proof Is secnred
that the fifteen cent stamps upon the
poison packsge were procured at the
post office in this city.
Further careful comparison between
the inscription on the bottle wrapper
and new and more extensive specimens
OF DR.. Graves handwriting chow points
Of resemblance, Notwithstanding 1t was
believed yesterday that the package was
addressed TO Mrs. Barnaby by woman.
The ovideut attempts at disgusting the
Luhb W4ubG Oh Wv PaSAatA 9AASW
strained hourishcs and pecularities.
Miss ssllie Hanley, the woman in
the case" has relieved her mind by tell.
ing what she knows about DR.. Graves
relations with Mrs. BArnaby 70 the firm
OF Van SlyCk, counsel for the Barnaby
family. She is inaccessible to reporters
and newspaper artists, however, and her
atory cannot ha Harmed Her mother
and brother are very anxious that Sallie
shall rid herself OF the suspicion attached
TO her name, aud it was under the pres
sure OF their solicitations that she made
her statement.
The investigation into the affairs OF
Mrs. Barnaby and into the alleged per-
secution OF the wealthy widow by her
sgent still continues. It Is claimed that
al least s. 900 drawn ostensibly from the
estate OF Mrs. BarnRdy for repairs upon
her house at the corner Of Broadway
and Dean streets was not thus applied.