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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

A HEALTHY and delicious beverage.
Menier Chocolate. Learn to make q
real cup of chocolate by addressing
Menier, New York, and get free samples
with directions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
Sunday Cxcuryions.

Commencing Sunday, May 31st, and
every Sunday thereafter, the B. & o. Z.
r. Co. will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburg and return at S1.5o, and to
Washington at s1.00. Good returning
Sp e LAY only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
L. 8. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest

L. v. BLOND is sole agent for E. c.
Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes. They
are the best, finest and far superior In
style and fit than any other make. Call
and see them at 1135 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

News agents wanting extra copies of
Wednesday mornings REGISTER and the
following days ought TO send In their
orders early Tuesday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

ELECTION NEWS from. the eleven
States In the Union by telegraph will
be received at Jno. M. Shorts saloon,
corner of Thirty-6rst and Chapline
streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
Wbeslins Resister
THERMOMETERS RECORD.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations of
the temperature yesterday: g. m, 40;
a. m, As: IL m, 40; 3p. m, Az p. m,
46. Weather, cloudy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

THE finest, best and largest assort-
ment of Mems FiBe Shoes in this city,
in all the leading styles. L. v. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
Jos. HAsrSAurn sells Shoes cheapest.


Election Returns ut Gsvin'h
The election returns will be received
at p. j. Gavin's popular saloon, At the
corner of Main street and Market alley,
opposite the new bridge, Tuesday even
ing, and all are invited to call and hear
the returns read.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

ThE ~ AAThEfs-

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 2-For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania, and Ohio, lair
weather. variable winds, slight changes in
nesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

Jos. HAsENAUER sells best and cheap
est Coal In the city.
Telephone SET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03
SELLING THE BONDS.
TEN uIYY Is ovIlRzpsasu- oUIRins o. 4
MILLION DoLLAR&
The Stone Bridge Pspsr sos b Lanprseht Bfos
& o., Of Cleveland, Who Pay $,i55
Psmium-fhs Bidding in Dstal

Al the REGISTER has once or twice
predicted, there was big Offering OF
money, yesterday, on the occasion OF
the opening of bids for the sale OF the
sss. 500 of stone bridge bonds.
The city was rendered total OF s7el,-
500 or more than ten times the amount
of the loan, which places the credit OF
the municipality out Of sight, to use
phrase of the street, and shows that
that portion of the public which has
money to invest regards the bonds OF
the city of Wheeling as fairly good
thing too tie to.
The lucky bidder was the frm OF
Lamprecht Bros. & Co., OF Cleveland,
who Did four and fifty-four-hundreths
per cent. premium for the entire issue,
making q premium, In dollars and cents,
of S3,155. Seasongood q Meyer, OF
Cincinnati, bid five and eleven-one-hun-
dreths per cent. premium, but at the
critical moment their representative an
noupced that they would require "about
a month to look up the legality OF the
issue." and henceforth they were not in
il. There was number OF small bids
"A high as FIVE per cent, but by no COM
bination of bids could the city get as
much money as by letting the entire is
sue to Lamprecht Bros. & Co., and they
we're accordingly chosen. The nearest
approach to their premium, by COM
bipation of small bids, fell $206 short.
There were seven bids for the total
issue, and five OF these came from out
OF town. All the remainder OF the bids
were from local people, all but two or
three from the city, the others coming
from across the river.
Following are the details
Premium.
i,"ns .................. 3e2-1oo
Lamprecht Bros. & Co., Cleveland.
natl Total Issue. 5 11-1O)
W. J HAYS 4 Son, Cleveland, total
Fisher Il Shaw baltimore, totalissue
The local bids were:-
5 1000. ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
5O0. .....' -.
$500 Observation-Disclosures. 31s
1913 Northumberland 80
5O.t %. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.................. AZ
1910. ........ ........ -. 81, az "a
lU.. ............... ..''.'.'''''
5U ............. ...................
% 40. ................ ....-... %
600 ..................."
SUO.. ......''''.'''''''''' as<
LOO ........... ..................... o1s
SUI.
2UU. ................ .''....''''.''''
6J5O.
s, W...........' .-.'.''''''''''''-'-
IA
5000 ..... 4Sa
o. w. 800 .'...'
3,5UO ........'...-...... a.
oUSU. ..............' ...'..''.'...'
1900. Observation-Disclosures. ....... "a
EU Observation-Disclosures. az
JUJ. ...........'......' '.''
= .uU
I.tU. ......'....'.'..' ~
5000. Observation-Disclosures.
900. ........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1000 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Us
2 $50. Observation-Disclosures. 3h
l0tO0. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ! o-Z0
I00J l1-20
10O0O - 1920
I0(D) ....................1 1-20
MON .,....... 2 l-20
10 600 ............2 6-2U
l0UOO ................... 21i-20
1900 9 1920
1aO 3 In
1900 ................. o.
z UO. .......'..'.
SUVo ............''. --.'''''''''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-03

Closks and wraps-L. S. Good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
Cnt ofHer Ears.

COLUMBIA, s. G, Oct 15.-Fred Thompson,
negro, was recently convicted OF assault
and sentenced 70 eighteen months prison
meDt In the State penitentiery. Last week
DO made his escape and went back to Lex
lngtoD county and psowled around the
neighborhood where big victim, Rebecca
Thomas. lives. and who happened to pass
by where he was concealed In the woods.
The negro ssz,d her and gave her the
choice Of having her throas cut or her ears
taken off She chosa the latter, whereupon
the fellow took pocket knife snd severed
both her eGys Ksmpson then removed the
womaD's clothes, wrapped up the severed
members and left, making dire threats
against the person and property of those
who we're Instrumental in effecting bis con-
ylction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
Cattle Steamer Wrecked.

a man by the name of John Brennan. be.
longing to Sligo, Irsland, arrived at IRE
passey. n. F, yesterday from Peters river.
he says hs lie the only survivor of she crew
OF forty-three men of the steamer City Of
Rome, which became total wreck on Mon
day.nieht st Marine Cove, St. Mary's Bay:
He ssys that tie captain and crew and OF.
6cers were oil drunk and unable to save
themselves. He was thrown up Oh cliff
ard wss rescued by man nomeG Lundri.
gan Oh Tuesday morning. The City Of
Rome lad On board SIS head OF cattle, a
quantity Of -four In sacks, and indian CORD
The msn tells most pitial tale about The
struggle the crew had emoug the bullooks,
trying to save Themselves The steamer
left Montreal on October 18th, bound for
Dundee.
Tho sbove story is declared a hoax to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
Rishnn Potter,s Conservatism

The conservation of DE-. Phillips Brooks,
So bishop of Massachusetts, was performed
yesterday by the bishop Of the Protestant
Episcopal church with all the pomp and
ceremony possible to the ritual OF chat de-
nomination. The eveat was invested with
peculiar interest, because OF the determined
opposition OF large number OF the clergy
to the conservation OF DR.. Brooks, and the
bitter manner ia which It was exhibited.
Bishop Potter, Of New Yosk, In whose do
oeae this opposition assumed large proper
tons, preached the conservation sermon-e
very able address, oonseT Vsiiye 10 tone, and
giving little comfort 10 either extreme fac
ton in the church. The ibeiai;y Of Dr..
Brooks, rather than his orthodoxy, was
; mac The object of ats c6 ~ bic opponents,
and 1t is doubtful # that d.gna, had he the
writing Of tle sermon, would have changed
it io aly esa5ntisl particular. Bishop Pot.
ter reproved with Impartial severity, the
tendency to sxalt The mesus OF ob sining
salvation Of the expense offs tho end sought
and the disposition or tendency TO refine all
the cardinal doctrines of christianity to
such an extent as to leave nothing but o
shadowy or ghoet-like scheme OF religion,
acceptable only to thoee whoae advanced
education enables them to comprehend It,.
lie condemned those who adhered too rigid
ly 80 forms and ceremonies Ia religion, and
equally thoae who thought that reason clone
should be the guide OF conscience. The
time might come, be said, when the latter
would be the generally -accepted theory. but
st present Christians woud cling to the To-
oarnstion ss the oorner-stone of their faith
The inference may hs logically drawn from
the sermon that B.nnop Potter will continue
TO observe strictly impartial attitude in
The struggle going OF in tbs diocese of New
York between certain libersl clsrgymen
spd their accuaers.-BGlt0 american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

The Michigan crop report for October
shows that the wheat crop of this year if
20 All, 73O bushels. The total product bae
been exceeded only 10 1879. 80 and 80 and
the average ylsJd an acre has been exceed.
ed only in 1885 The wheat is of excellent
qualities.
The steamship Tallahassee. rescued Capt.
Garland, his mate, and steward and four
colored seamen from the wrecked schooner
Wapelle, bound f;om Feruaudins, Fle., to
New York with cargo of lumber. The
wreck was sighted % m les southeast Of
Winter Quarter light ship.
A dispatch from Augusta, Me, says 1t Ia
not definitely settled when Secretary B aine
will leave for Washington. II be continues
to improve In health as rapidly as he has
since he returned to his old home. he will
probably leave either the last OF tae month
or during the 6rst week In November.
Ill Bensonville. near Chicago to-day Mrs. Oman
Messman, q farmef's wife, when driving scross
railroad track in wagon with her two children,
was struck by fast train. The woman and one
child we're instantly killed snd the other child
probably fatally hurt.
Late Japanese advices report that the French
war chip Triumphant now on tbs Tocks So Yiaol-
vos.ock, is receiving serious dsmage The con-
victs from the station there have escaped and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
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ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPAT
Storm in ENGLAND

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Dsspite the announce
MEET yesterday that the gale which had
been raging fos the past two days, was ebst.
ing, this morning shows that the fury OF the
tempest has not yos exhausted itself. With
the rising OF the sun today the storm sa-
deluged with rain, swept with fearful Wind
blasts, shaken by thunder, and clarified by
flashes OF tbs most vivid lightning. Fear
ful weather is also prevailing In the chan
mel. All slong the ooss. the beach Ia strewn
With wreckage, and at Doyer especially, q
large quantity of material, evidently be-
longing to one or more wrecked ships,
has been washed ashore.
From Holshead comes telegram saying
that the body OF steamship fireman hes
been washed ashore at that place, and that
it Is believed the drowned man belonged to
steamer which has foundsred during the
gale.- A Cardiff coal sden steamer sank
yesterday near Holyhsad and the entire
crew persisted. Ii is thought the dead Ere
Ian may have been one OF her crew. The
weather In the Irish Sea 10 the moet severe
experienced In many years. In the mid
land counties. especially, has great damage
been done TO stacked crops.
During the morning an immense scatfolding
| erected about building Hyde Park gate
collapsed under the pressure of tho hurricane,
buryiDg in its roins number of persons who had
sought shelter beneath it, One person WAS fatally
| injured by this disaster. Tho storm at Leicester
has wrecked large mensSeiie. killing many OF
the apimsl5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
VIRGINIA NEWs.

D. q. Peters, member Of tha Norfolk &c
lect council, died yesterday.
It liz said that many osttle ere dying
around Richmond from some uuknowD dis
| ease.
Ia the Methodist Ecumenicel Council il
Washington yesterday the various grades
Of education were discussed.
Miss Merry Lewis Marshall, living neal
Markham, died on the 11sh inst, after 6
brief Illness In tie 631 year of her ege.
The arrest of M. Marsh, Marylander
for alleged dredging 10 Virgins waters may
bring up the whole matter OF the boundary
line.
The Sats Council OF Virginia Junior
Order United American Mechanics, will
meet IN annual session In Roanoke mex!
Monday.
Waymsn Sutton. condemned murderer
who was released from jail In Wytheville by
mob three years ego, hae been arrested in
thu State of Washington.
The EdseWorth farm near OrleaD, Eau
auier county, belonging 60 Vim. L. Royal
has been solo to Robert NJ. Templepan, in.
Guiding the personally, for Eve thouesnd
dollars.
at abingdon yesterday in the case Of the
Common wealth agalnet d.. J. &. P. Baker
condemned of wife murder, Judge Kelly set
aside the verdict OF the lower court and
grrnted the prisoner new trial.
Dick Campbell, of Rappahannock county
who some time ago attempted the lite Of
Charles Cooley, recently, shot bis wife In tke
back Of the head and fad. BE was cap.
tured and Ma. Csmpbell'e wonnd is not
fatal.
Some thief or thieves few days ago got
into Mr.. w. @. Fogg's house, nesr Hume
Fairfax county, through window and
broke open his desk and took off $lS5 Mr.
Fogg was sway from homo when tbs house
was entered.
The Spanish steamship Alave, from New
Orleans to Liverpool, arrived at Norfolk
yesterday fox coal, and had on board the
captain and crew, seven men in ell, OF the
schooner George Walker. which was lost at
sea on tbs night Of the 11th instant. The
master OF the AIsva, Cosme Urribarri, lost
his lie while resouIng the crew of the
schooner.
The Campbell county legislative conven-
ton met on Monday and uomiDated R. Pal
mer Hunter end Jas. NJ Lawson for the
House Of Delegates. The city Of Lynch-
burg having the right to select tbs Senator
and thsir being tie vote between the No
Donad and Otey delegates, the convention
reDan6ed the matter back to ths city for
settlement. II is thought that primary
will be ordered to determine the matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
The Ecumenicsl Methodist Council.

WASHINGTON, OoS. 15-The Rev. Dr..
DonnelIy, OF the Ifish Methodist Church,
pr esided over the Eoameniosl Methodist
Ccunoi 81 the beginning Of ths eighth day q
session. Mr.. A.kinson OBI scted to chs ex-
cluson of laymen from the presiding eff
cer's chair, saying, Il have al unoontroiIa-
bic desire to knock down Home American
bishop, and If I can't do 1t from the chair l
must I fear, do It from the floor" (Lsug hter.)
The frat business before the council was
the further consideration of he report Of
the Business Com mittee in response TO the
memorial of the Methodist Fedora Ion. Dr..
Stephenson. 10 behalf of the committe made
an explanation OF the purpose in reporting
the resolutions and expressed the hope that
thoy would pas.
During tho debate which followed there was
much confusion growing out Of the claim OF a
number of delegates for recognition by the chsir.
The general topic OF discussion at the morning
session of the conference under the regular order,
was Romsnism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
Foreign NeWa.

gADzID, O,t. l5.-Au explosion occurred
yesterday 10 fireworks factory at Malaga
setting fire to thu building which wac burn
ed to tbs groupd. Several adj olning build
ings were damaged by the f4mea Tue ex-
plosiop also resulted In the death OF one per-
son and in serIons injury to fur others
LONDON, Oct, 15.-In rec Mt interview one
of the most prominent cardinals, known to be an
intimate friend of the Pope, and one Of his advis-
ers said that the Vatican is convinced that the
late disorders at Rome, precipitated by French
pilgrims, we're really instigated by the Italian
Government which has become jealous of the
growing influence of the Pope and the amicablo
no atoms which exist betwoen France and the
Vatican
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
PROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria easette.

Tspscsal Correspondence Of The Alexandra 0asesse]
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Oct. Is. 1891
A teIepram was received at the Navy De-
ne-tmenf to.dey confirming the news OF tho
accident on the q. s. s. Atlanta. Orders
wa-e issned to-day for the vessel to retusp
10 New York, leaving the wounded at Pnila'
delphia, for treatment. IL,
The State Department has sent cao!e
massage to Minister Pbelpa ct Bertha, coz
vevine sn expression Of the Presloentu COD
doIenoe over the death of Count Arco- Valley,
this German Minister at Washington, news
of whose death was received here this morn
Ing W. ~,
navy democratic health officer OF this city,
saws he has bsen prohibited by tbs District
Commissioners from appointing any more
democrats to positions In the health Office
Among the visitors here today Ia ex-
Senator Groom of Maryland. He snys the
democratic majority 10 his State next month
will be .lerge, and that the democrats will
Gerry Baltimore by their usual majority.
He Gays tbs eo-called independent dsmo-
cratic ticket In that city will very probably
be endorsed by the republicans, bat will
hardly be any stronger than straight re-
publican ticket would be. MIR. Willie Mar
bury, whose name is on that ticket, he says,
would doubtless make competent and
efficient States Attorney, but he can't pos
sibty be slected as an Independent.
a syndicate In this city is trying to get
options on nearly sii the land between
Washington snd Mt. Vernon.
Another southern negro, Bishop Wayman,
presided over the Methodist Eoumenioal
Conference here this evening a. THE
Mornings session "RomsnisIn" was the Sub.
ieot OF discussion, and there YES good Gesl
OF disorder.
MIR. r. 3. Shepherd of Fredericksburg,
well known there aud Ia Richmond, is 8
member OF enc OF the theatrical companies
now plsying in this city.
Col. Morrow, q wel-posted and coDserya.
tive Ohio democrat, mere to-day. says The
democratic detection Ia Cincinnati Is by no
| means ss great as it is supposed by come
people not go well informed, and thst tie
probabilities now are that Gov. Campbell
will be reelecteG end that Senator Sherman
will be succeeded by democrat.
Congressman Crisp OF Georgia is here to-
day. or his wsy 20 Ohio &c take part in the
cam paigu In that State. He thinks dem
ocretio victory is 10 the air this faii. and
will be general. he also thinks his chance
Of being Speaker of the next House Is favor
able
The offense of the pension Office having
become so rank that something bad
to be done to induce the public 10 be-
leve that an attempt was being made to bet.
ter the condition of that Office, Major
| Barker, an ultra republican partisan and
boon companion OF sll tue parties charged
with piundering that Office, bas been re.
moved from his place. as chief of she record
division thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15

PRESBYTERIAN sYNoD.-The one hun
dred and fourth session OF the Presbyterian
Synod of Virginia convened last night In
the First Presbyterian Church, In Roanoke
The opening sermon vas preached by Rev
DE-. III. l.. Lacg. OF the Green brsr Pfesbyte.
ry, after which Rsy. Dr. Rosebro, of Petars-
burg, was elected moderator and Rev. ]. l.
Vance and F. Clark temporary CLERKS.
There are ABOUT three hundred minister
and elders 10 attendance, aud it ia by far the
largest religions body that ever assembled
in Rpsnoke There are many prominent
persons 10 attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
THE ATLANTA DAMAeED.-Tbe U. s. g..

THE ATLANTA DAMAGKD.-Tbe u. 8. s..
Atlanta, which LEFT New York on Sunday to
90 to the assistance of the stranded Govern.
ment steamer Despatch, has arrived at Del
aware Break water short OF cosi. The At.
lapta had fifty hours OF heavy gale, during
which hawser pipe eplit. A violent explo.
sion of gas occurred By which elk men were
Injured. rye OF the irjore6 men sre In
critical condition. The Allan a is now en-
gagged in to2slri19 her engines. q dispatch
seys :he ;.sw,ser ups IF the Aflsn'e broke
Monday evening, filling Der cumpar N suts
with water. Whils they were Being exam
ined lighted an.ern caused an explosion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Nsz yonE Oct. 15.-The etock market III
morning exhibited tendency to react from tao
depression OF yesterday and first prices wore gci,
orally from Is to Is per cent, boitOr than th.
finals OF last evening" which advantage VS. su.-
plemented by further Improvement in tho @ .r's
trading. The general market was dun No ns.
torisl movement took place aftor the opoain.
however The usual decrease in business occur.l
toward the end Of this hour with some rec.ss.oa
prices. No feature OF interest marked tho sto
trading, however, and st II o'clock tho malset
was very dull bat steady at iusi9nifcaat ehenf.
from first prices in most eases
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15

SINCE Mr.. BLAINE "shook" Fred Doug
lass.sbe letter hiss become more than usually
impndeut, and, when effsouted, pokes out
his mouth after the manner Of the less ID
telllgeps members OF his race. Hs made q
speech in negro church la Washington,
night before laet, IL which he said Il have
It In nv power to put before the whole
world ali the correspondence about the Mole
81. Nicholas affair in different light, and 3
light some gentlemen will not like to see."
Tha ssryee the Harrison administration
susS right for appointing such man to On
important Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
Explosion in a Mill

MANCHESTER, N. H.. Oct 15.-The fg
wheel of Nc. 7 mill. Amoskeag corpczation,
burst tbis morning, tearing througa the
floors OF the first and second stories Two
persons are believed to have baen killed
outright and dozen badly wouudsd. The
excitement about the mill gstes 10 very
great.
Eleven girls who were employ ed 10 room
adjoining the engine house were carried to
the basemen. il the debris and badly hurt,
one fatally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-15
Killed by Her Clerk.

Mrs. T. Ii. FaddaD, who went to Cape
Charles soveral years ago end engaged in
the mercantile business, VAS murdered ear.
~ yesterday morning by George Dgier. a
German who flerked ioF her. Mrs. Fsdden
was about 70 years old and eiept in email
room In the resr of the store. When the
discovery was made Drier VS. suspected OIL
the murder end placed under arrest anti q
post-mortem mination could rs held.
Dr!er at first denied being connected with
the murder In any way, but aftor being thor
oughly examined and finding blood on bis
hnger-nalis and coat sleeve, made confess
siop end told the following story "Mts.
FGdden accused me OF being drunk Tuesday
morning spd va had some cords oyer 1t
but when | threatened to leave she per.
susGed me to remain 9Th her knew she
had snme money in the store, srd expected
TO leave for Philadelphia yesterday 20 buy
goods. thought Of Il all Gay Tuesday and
made up my mind to set it that night. ]
went to the store sbouS hslf-psst four In the
morning, found her asleep and struck her
several blows On the forehead with a knife
closed, which broke her skull. failed TO
find any money. threW the knife 10 the
stove and went tack tc nay room."
Tbs people are fusious over tbs affair and
feers are entertained ihst Drler will be
taken from the jail g. Eastvile and lynched.