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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-17
WHEELING, W. VA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1891
A GIGANTIC DEAL.
Big Real Estate Purchase by the B. & o.
Railroad Company.

CLEVELAND, April 16.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company Is aoont TO
consummate one OF the most stupen-
dous railroad deals ever made in Cleve-
land. Within day or two, or week
at the farthest, the papers Will be
signed whereby the big corporation Will
come into possession Of real estate for
which it is TO pay nearly quarter OF
million. To be more exact, 1t VIII pay
S244. 600 for ii. And all OF this Is but
the beginning OF the expenditure oil
hundreds OF thousands more for i'm
proyements which will be made during
the next three or four years.
The property is near the junction OF
Columbus and Center streets and extends
both ways for a distance OF between 500
and 1000 feet fronting on the river.
The ground is covered with all kinds OF
buildings, but principally planning mills
and lumber yards, and quite number
of them are unOccupied. The strip OF
land varies in width from about 20 ieet
to 200 feet. The latter is its width at
Columbus and Center streets.
1t is not hard TO imagine what the Is.
Il O. wants with the land when II Is re-
membered that last summer the COM
pany gained control OF the Valley rail-
road. 1t was then announced that the
company would improve its property
and put itself in condition to make big
bid for some of Cleveland's business.
This property is for PASSENGER and
freight depots and for docks. The WIS.,
its of the II. & O. officials are thus en-
planned. m
The principal parcels that Will be
conveyed are the d. A. Shepard plan
ing mill, now unused, for which $4,000
is paid: the j. II. Morley property, oc-
cupied by Bohm & Stuhr, lumber, sash
and blinds, for which $4,000 is paid;
part of the Henderson estate, occupied
by Bell, Cartright n Co., lumber deal
ers. is to be conveyed for s34, 900, and
lot owned by d. w. Hempy, for which
:. 900 is given. The other $4,000 Is
parceled out in smaller sums among the
heirs of deceased persons and to small
holders.
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TERSE TELEGRAMs.

Joseph II. Dubroy. a clerk in the Euclid
Ayenne bank. of Cleveland, stole :, ,OOO'
and in company with Lewis Odell and two
sisters. Annie and Nellie McNerny, left
for Pittsburg. The bank offers 500 Tor
Dubroy's arrest.
The Winner Investment Co, OF Kansas
C;,,. made an assignment Yesterday. The
COMPANY was capitalized for 81, 100000.
An Italian named Placido, OF Boston,
made a desperate attempt to choke his vile
to death yesterday.
At Harrodsburg, KY, yesterday after
MON. two grain elevators of the BerceI
q rain and Commercial Company, burned
dastrovipe thirty thousand bushels OF
wheat Loss, 10000; Insurance, S50,OOQ
The louisville Southern depot also burned
Loss. 1000.
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The CommercIaI Congress.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April lot was
10 o'clock this morning before the
Western States Congress assembled
Risbop Hendricks opened the session
with PRAYER. James Peabody, oil Chi
cago, read paper on railroad POOLS
saving that pools were necessary To
maintain rates and keep them stable
II was not so much great business as
steady business the railroads demand
ed. Gen. Chas. w. Blaire, OF kansas
read a paper on transportation as Affect
ing commerce and finance. \ letter
was read from ChaS. ;. Smith presl-
dent. calling attention to the improve
ments of the Mississippi river, and the
importance OF protecting the lands
from an overflow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-17

New YORK, April l6.-The funeral OF
Gen. Francis b. SpinOla, the veteran
Democratic statesman aud member OF
Congress. took place this morning from
the Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
tion. A Congressional delegation from
Washington, the members OF Shields
Post G.. A. R., the Tammany Hall gen
eral committee OF the Sixteenth Assem-
blv district and hundreds OF local politi-
clans attended the funeral besides the
family and personal friends OF the de-
ceased.
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Ont in the Ninth Round.

ROCHESTER,, n. V, April l6.-About
fifty of the local sports left IN a special
car on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg road last night to attend the Spill
-Slattery prize fight. The stake
was $3.50 a side. The fight took place
this morning at $40 o'clock near the
State line not far from Bradford, Pa.
Spilings had the best of the fight from
the start and knocked Slattery down
several times, winning in the ninth
round by knocking his man down ana
out. Both men are Rochesterians. and
have fought in public before.
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High Life in England.

LoNDoN, April lG.-Mr. Hcurr
Matthews, Secretary Of State Tor OBJ"
Home Department in the House Of C)m-
mons, to-day said that criminal war
rants had been issued against two mrr
bers Of Parliament. Capt. Nerncy, who
represents North Buckiugshire 200 The
House Of Commons. is charged with
having procured a girl for immora. puf
poses. The other member referred to
by Mr.. Matthews is Mr.. Edward de Coz
balm. representing East Ballast vino h
also charged with heinOus 0iicnse.
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slnrnInr Nisans of suicide.

PrRpY STATION. n. Y, April l6.-A
second tragedy was enacted in the old
Lockwood homestead last night. Old
Jesse Lockwood, who while insane from
grip dubbed his aged wife to death
committed suicide late last night. lie
was examined yesterday as to his sanity
and was decided to be insane beyond 4
doubt. He was to have been taken to
the asylum after the burial oil his WIFE,
The deputy SherifTs had not kept a very
strict watch over Mr.. Lockwood, be-
cause it was thought he had passed the
dangerous point and was only a harm,
less unatic. Last night lockwood
poured lot Of kerosene oil into cup
amp mixed it with redpepper and alco-
hoi. He drank the mixture and when
found was dead.
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Wholesale Forgeries.

BosroN, April l6.-The Globe says;
Developments indicating a wholesale
system of forgery, which from present
indications will reach high figure are
the results Of an investigation into the
affairs of Peter Donahue, missing
Cambridge grocer, by the alleged VIC
Tins. numbered by the score. The ior-
ceries are of notes aud checks, and the
interested parties say the amount OF
money realized by Donahue, as Tar as
known NJ present, will reach $1,000.
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Death OF Capt. TrusIow.

Sps-iqi telegram % me- Rsgis'er.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April To-
Capt. ". II. Truslow. who was stricken
with paralysis last week died this morn
ing no @ o'clock, aged Seventy-one years.
lie was a native Of this county and re-
sided here all his life. He was one OF
the most popular men on the river. In
the palmy days Of Steamboating he was
chief clerk on the Kanawha Bell, run
ming from Charleston to GalliDoliS; the
Clara Scott from Charleston to Parkers-
bur-. and the Julian No. o from Char
Lesson TO Cincinnati. lie has for many
years been partner ia the grocery and
boat store of RufIner n TruSlow, which
is the headquarters in this city for all
rf,.nr mon
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Washington Slaughtered.

WASHINGTON, April 1d.-Washington
lost the third game Of the series with
Boston to-day by miserable fielding,
poor base running and inability to hit
the ball at the proper time. Joyce was
fined S95 by the umpire for objecting to
A decision on strikes. Score, Washing
ton 0. Boston IL; hits, Washington ,,
Boston :: errors, Washington Q, Boston
4; batteries. Miller and McGGire,
Bakcly and Hart, Haddock and Farrell;
umpire, Jones.
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Unable tn Bat Crane.

LOUISVILLE, April l6.-The inability
of the Louisviles to bat Crane and cost
lv errors by Shinnick in the eighth, won
Cincinnati the game. Score: Cincin-
natl :. Louisville ;; batteries, Daily and
RYAN, Crane and Vaughn; earned, Gin
cinnati ?, Louisville /; errors, Louisville
;. Cincinnati ;; base hits, Cincinnati 10,
Louisville 4:umpire, kerins.
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A Singular Murder.

CHICAGO. April iG.-Grocery Clerk
John from, while carrying sno" 'a,@
into his employers store last night
iostled against a passer-by. TIE stran-
Ger pulled long dirk and plunged ID
INTO IRONS breast. - quickly was the
deed done that the witnesses iaiied i'
realize the crime until the mnrdererd''
anpeared. from died in a few minui"-'
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Three RaiIroaders Killed.

BALTIMORE, April 16.-A freight
train of thirteen cars and three engines
ON the Maryland Central Railroad broke
tbrourh a trestle this morning at Falls
ton. near this city. Nine men were on
the train. Three were killed and TWO
injured. The others were able to Jump
and escaped The cars quickly caugh'
fire and were consumed.
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Liquor Licenses in Marion County,

SDeclai telegram 20 me Register.
FA1RNoNr. w. VA, April 10
The County Court. which has been in
session for several days past, to-day
granted sixteen licenses in the county
TO sell LIQUORS as follows:
Fairmont. J.. W. Irwin, &. w. Man
lev. c. l.. skinner, Thomas Deveny,
and j. ". Murphy.
Warrington. o. y. KOen, T. Ii. VIII
loughby, and Lamech Glover.
Pennington. James BurnSand Patrick
Murphy.
Barrackvillc, Thomas j. Conway ana
Mrs. Maggie McGuire.
Fairview. K. +. Morgan.
Nonongah, Il. 7. Harr.
HOultown, J. Il. Harr.
Johntown, NJ. 7. West.
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pennsyl,ania's worlds Fair Bn.

HAum~urEc. PA~ April l6.-ln the
House to-day thc Dim providing Tor the
collection. arrangement and display ol
the products of the State 40 the World $
Columbian exposition and making an
appropriation of >30oo0o therefor was
amended ou it's final passage So as To- in-
cude the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor in the commission tnuS lh-
erea,lng the membership thereof % is.
An attempt was made to reduce 90 the
amount Ippr0pr'ated by the bin from
-s00. .O00 to 5000. 600. but this was de-
featcd and the DIN as amended paSN'd
third reading and lies over for hnal pas
....
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Refused to Join the Maha.

SuAMoKIN, PA, April l6.-Last
night Jos. Carrot, an Italian, was stab
bed by some one in a crowd OF his
countrymen, who attacked him.
He escaped before being very
seriously injured. To-day Carrot
had Martin Zella and Andrew Iena
arrested for attempted assassination,
and testified that these men had asked
him 10 ioin the Malta, which he refused
10 do. The prisoners were committed
for trial
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Nav Have Been Deserters.

CoRrUs CHRISTI, TEN, April 10
The finding of some fifty human skele-
tons near here last week has attracted
wide attention and many letters oil IN
ouiry and explanation have been re-
ceiyed. One from William Payne, man
ager of the Farmers Alliance at White
weight. Texas, seems to solve the myS-
terry. ,,uo
He saws shortly before the close oi the
war some eighty of his soldier comrades
deserted in a body from Hunt county
and started for Mexico. Not one OF
these men has been heard OF since ana
Mr.. PAYNE thinks they were pursued
captured and executed TO man.
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wAsHBURN GETS IT.

The Canvass ct Votes shows His Plurality
Co he i.3Ot.
CmDAco. April l6.-The official can-
ylss of tho election returns FOR Mayor
was practically completed to-day The
result is o plurality ot l,3oi for Hemp
stead Washburu, Republican, over the
Democratic incumbent, Dewitt c..
l~egIrr.
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Act of Gray Young Bucks.

PINE RIDGE, 5. d., April l6.-BoSS
Farmer Smoot arrived at the agency to-
day from Medicine Root, and brings in
telligence that band of Cheyenne River
Indians are now camped on Wounded
Kuee near the Big Foot battle ground.
Amos Ross, missionary. and Mrs.
Keither, school teacher, both half
bloods, were stopped, but finally allowed
to proceed. They met Smoot, who was
bound for the agency, and warned him
TO 20 by "a circuitous route, If he wished
TO avoid trouble. which he did. The
authorities here regard the occurrence
as the act of some crazy young bucks.
whose hearts are again bad. No special
importance is attached to it, and the
general opinion is that there will be no
general renewal Of the trouble this
spring.
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BIsmarcL l. Elected.

BERLIN, April l6.-Up to the hour oi
sending this dispatch returns have been
received from - Of the 9i district, oi
Geestemunde, whore the election wa
held Yesterday for member OF th'
Reicbstag. The result 30 far - these
a districts are concerned j. as follows
bismarck $3.50. Schmlield Socialist
4 6O2. Adolf IFreisinnigel 2'p''. FIa''
D 80
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
4 Parkersburg Woman Jumps from skin
with suicidal Intentions.

Spcri1. ieifgrGn 10 ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, April To-
Annie Foley, the daughter Of John
Foley, a well-kuown citizen. attempted
suicide to-day while being ferried across
the Little Kanawha at George street.
When near the middle Of the stream she
laid down her hat, and said to the oars
man, TEL John Foley where | have
gone aud Immediately jumped into
the river The oarsman i'm the excite
ment lost am oar and was rem
dercd helpless, but man
named Wilson. who was standing
on the bank Sprang into skitf and
rowcd out and rescued the woman,
barely ia time 20 save her life. She was
then taken home. and ON the way re-
preached the man for saving her life,
saying that the next time she would
jump Oft the railroad bridge. The wo-
manis the divorced wife Of a man named
Garnett.
Before starting from her home to-day
70 is said she divided her money with
the members of the family and bid all
good bye. II is believed she has lost
her mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-17

CuNrNNr. WYoNNe, April l6.-lu
., fight between James McDermott and
Tom Madden last Tuesday in the Big
Horn basin. McDermott'> four-year-old
SON was used by his father as shield
and WAS fatally wounded. McpermoI'
and his wife quarreiled and the woman
fled to the ranch OF q man named Mad
den. He aud McDermott fought when
the child was k.,led ami McDermot'
fatally wounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-17

PromA, ILi-, April l6.-RutuS las
ton. colorci. was shot five times aud in-
,nnt,y killed no the 81. Julien reStau-
rant on Fulton street, this morning oy
John ncitwic. EaSton had threatened
the life of Dcitwig many times and AT
the time of meeting this morning haa q
butchers cleaycr under his coat.
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LoNo ISLAND CITY, April l6.-The
Jury I'm the 5000 suit brought oy
Henry Baus. q carpeuterof NoodhaNen'
against the Rev. AlySious StefenS, pas
Tor of 81 Joseph's Roman Chathoiic
Church. in the village, for alleged alien
alton of his wife's affections, awarded
L.D- -.l.IntIr - u-l-
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THREE MEN KILLED
And Five Seriously Injured in Coal Mine
Explosion.

TAMAqUA, PA, April ld.-A terrible
explosion OF gas and fire damp occurred
at No. 10 coliery, owned and operated
by the Lehigh Valley Coal and Nayiga
ton Company, a few miles east OF this
place. to-day, by which three men were
killed and five seriously injured. The
dead are:
James Haggerty, Of Lansford' MINER
burned to a crisp.
VIM. Recus, OF Tamaqua, miner
John Davis, OF COaldale.
Frederick O'DOnnell, OF Coaldale' 'Chas.
T. Lily, of Coaldale. Daniel Reese OF
Lansford, and James Gallaher, OF Geary'
town. are seriously injured.
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Athletics ParaIyZed.

BAhrIMoEN Mn April 16.-The Bal
tlmorc club had an easy time OF il to-
dav. and defeated the Athletics at their
sweet will. Score: Baltimore Is: Ath-
letics 2. Batteries, Mcmahon and Rob-
inson: Callihan and McKeogh. Umpire,
SNYDER. Hits, Baltimore %: Athletics
m Errors, and :.
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The whist Congress.

MuuAUKrE. WIS. April l6.-The
Whist Congress spent the day in the
discussion ol o series OF rules designed
rn make playing uniform The rules
are substantially those OF Cdseudl>h, It's
principal variations being for penalties
f0r violations ot rules
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ImmIgrant Arrivals.

Nrw YORK, April l6.-The steamer
Majestic. from Liverpool arrived last
night with 964 steerage passengers
mostly Germans. The Givia, from
Naples, also arrived last night with 922
immigrants, with few exceptions all be-
ing Italians
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GRAFTON.
Grand Jury Returns-Boy Indicted for
Attempted Train Wrecking.

special Telegram 10 the Register.
GRAFTON, w. VA, April l6.-The
grand jury closed a three days session
here last night, and found 40 true bills
of indictment, most OF them being for
Illicit retailing Of liquor.
The special b. & o. detective, who
has been working up the case Of the at
tempted train wrecking, succeeded In
getting confession from Thomas
Farmhouse. boy about II years old.
The boy was at once arrested,
and IS now in Jail awaiting
his trial, which will probably come up
this term Of Court, he having been in
dicted yesterday evening. The boy
gives no reason for committing the act
except that he had a desire to "see the
fun OF a wreck" An attempt was made
some months ago to have this same boy
sent to the Reform School for some
but on account of his age,
being older than what the law requires,
he was fined and released.
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To Classify Woods.

WAsHINGroN. April 16.-Secretary
Foster has designated committee,
consisting OF MesSrs. +. A. Greene, OF
Philadelphia, who will act as Chairman;
Nicholas Mauger, of New York, aud
John T. Rich, OF Elba, Mich, whose
duties it will be to advise the depart
ment what necessity exists for making
additions to the standard wool samples
now in use in the principal custom
houses. The committee is to visit the
principal ports of the United States.
The special attention Of the committee
will be called to paragraph No. $50 OF
the act Of October /, 1890, which pro-
vides that Whenever woods OF class B
shall have been improved by the admix-
ture of Merino or English blood from
their present standing, by the samples
now or hereafter to be deposited in the
principal custom houses in the United
States, such improved woods shall be
classified for duty either as class or as
class -, as the case may be-" These
persons will serve without compensa-
ton. but their expenses will be paid by
the department.
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Enrged q VIII.

CHICAGO, April 16.-After a sensa-
,ionaI trial John c. Cosgrove and James
n. McElligott were tonight found
guilty of forging a rich woman will
and were given nine and three years
respectively in the penitentiary.
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Ate Wild Parsnips.

CuArFwIu MIN, Apri. l6.-The
children of Nathan Marsden Tuesday
night brought home what was supposed
On be artichokc>. of which the family
ate heartily. They proved 90 be Wild
par>uips. from the poisonof which Mrs.
Narsion died Yesterday.
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Benton HABBoR, Mich, April To-
Father Atkinson, who Bishop Bowman
saws. l. the oldest Methodist preacher
In the United States, died at his home
here Yesterday afternoon. lie was
over ninety years old.
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ST. LorI>, April lG.-The following
telegram has been received here from
Miss Phoebe Couzins, anent the rumpu-
in the Board OF Lady managers oi the
Worlds Fair:
CHICAGO. Ills, April j..
To Uic Editor of me Giobe-DcmDcroi
Inform the citizens Of st. Louis that
A most high handed measure has been
to-day in the Executive Com
mittee, by declaring my Office vacant
upon a charge of the most unfoundod
character.
ISighed. PHoEBE W CoUlIN-,
Secretart
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nIood Money.

ALBANY, y. Y. April l6.-State Sen
ator Fassett tonight, on the Senate
aoor. charged that "S25O,OoO blood
money was extorted monthly by the po-
lice of New York City from the liquor
interests OF that city.
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4 Bad Freight Wreck.

Special IslsgrGm 20 ne Register
PAEKERsBURG, w. VA, April ia
freight wreck occurred on the Marietta
branch above Constitution last night
Five cars jumped the track and were
badly smashed
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Brooks. Wholesale Liquor License Act

HARRISBURG, PA, April l6.-The
Brooks wholesale liquor license act, pre-
scribing regulations for the sac Of
LIQUOR by wholesale. passed the House
finally this morning by vote OF liz to
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Fr. MONROE. VA. April lG.-Ihe
Dispatch with Secretary blalhe ~ %
Assistant Secretary Solel. oi the Nasy; i
arrived here to-day and eAchAnseo
salutes with the fort.
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RAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and had blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidneys Is bad draln4Ge 15,' 70 70
the human system, which Bnrdock BLOOD
RitterS remedy.
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New PostInaster.

SDfciq! telegram 10 ths Register
WASHINGTON, April l6.-G. T. SKID
more. vice ]. Barrett, resigned, mas
been appointed postmaster al hirN'
Barbour county.
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Rewards WIthdra wn.

Special Telegram to ne RsQtstsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April id.-The
Governor has withdrawn all offers Of re-
wards for the arrest OF criminals made
before the first of January, 1890.
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Runaway Boys Returned

I NUFtIIl ItttyFuIt 70 ~ HrYI''tI'
PARKERsBURG, April l6.-Mr. Slpple,
the father Of two OF the runaway boys
who were caught here yesterday, ar
rived to-day and took back with him his
two sons and boy named Cochran.
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JONI HAIPIN.

Know DR.. Pipes by sight; saw him at
the Infrmary in January, with Iore-
man. Witness went to the grave tues
day with orders from the Superlntend-
ent to open it. and there was no body IN
the coffin.
w. r. Chambers. for the defense, de-
tailed q conversation had with william
Brandstroup, Wednesday morning AT
Elm Grove, when witness asked Branu-
stroup If he made the affidavit IN the
uaper. Brandstroup said that he did
moi sign the warrant, and that he was
coming in to see Justice Arkle about IT,
This ended the testimony, and the
rnan ,ras continued.