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LOCAL IsREvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In nnd Alb out
...l. ....-4, ..H III, City ~ 49, ..f. vi

." : Il . /. .
TIE poor farm committee met ut the
Board Of Commissioners rooms yester-
day and audited tho regular monthly
bills.
The congregation Of tho St. Paul's
German Evangelical church will give q
concert and ball at Wcstwood's hall
this evening.
Two disorderlies are OH the police
docket for n hearing to-day, Joseph
Cannon and Cas-. Aaron, arrested by
officer Cruce. 5iIs
TIE sub.committee OF tho Health,
Gas and Water Board will meet tho
Representatives OF the Natural Gas
Company OF West Virginia, this even.
ing to confer with them with view to
4 compromise.
WHILE large safe was being placed
in position yesterday afternoon in tho
new City Bank building 1t toppled over
and, Mr.. Fred Schartf in getting out OF
tho way sprained his ankle. lie will
be laid up for several weeks.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.


Stage of Water and 1lovemcnts Of Bonts,
4 The River Interests.
The river was falling Inst night, with
rs feet inches in the channel. It was
raining all day Yesterday at Pittsburgh,
and a big rise in the river is expected.
The reports from above were:
\ Warren feet; light rain; mild.
Brownsville-S feet inches and fall
ing; rainya and cool.
Morgantown-6 feet 6 inches and fall
ting; rainy and mild.
The Henry DeBus passed down yes
.terday with three bargcs OF steel rails.
Yesterday afternoon the Hudson lett
here for Pittsburgh at 8 p. M, loaded
ito the guards.
The steamer Bedford passed up for
Pittsburgh yesterday. Mt s n. m.-The
Keystone State passed down for Cincin.
matt from Pittsburgh at the same hour.
The Courier was the Parkcrsburg
packet, and got away at 80 a. IN. :
The Lizzie Bay will leave for Charles
town at 5 a. m, to-day-The Bachelor
will pass up for Pittsburgh at s a. M
THE Ben Hur is the Parkersburg packet,
iand will get away from the landing at
&ll:30 4. M. a,
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on A WILD GOOSE CHASE.

A, News Agent Comes to Wheeling to
Prosecute md Returns, Nlinus $40.
Frank Allen, tho ncws boy, who was
arrested Monday afternoon on the tcltH
graphic request Of Union News Agent
r. AlcElliott, OF Huntington, got oil easy
last night, and McElliott limself came
out Of tho littleend. Allen was kept in
tho lookup Monday night, aud rs Nc
Elliott did not show up was released.
His pursuer arrived on the noon train,
and sworc out q warrant, charging
Allen with the theft OF a suit OF clothes.
Tic boy was rcarrescd aud taken before
Squire Gillespie. At the hearing 1t
turned out that Allen had bought two
suits OF clothes from his boarding mis-.
trcss IN Huntington, agreeing to pay
IS 70 for them. lie lost his Job rs news
ugent on the train, and camo TO Wheel.
ing, wearing one suit and leaving tho
other and u coat and vest OF his own ut
the boarding house.
As soon as Squire Gillespie heard tho
testimony, ho dismissed tho case, OF
course, and made McElliott pay the
costs. Mae didn'tlike it, and went back
home disappointed, the costs and po.
lice fees and other expenses amounting
to $40 90. Allen says no came on to
Wheeling to sec his brother, who was
spending a couple OF days here, and says
he intends to pay tho lady for tho
clothes.
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home through hard summer rain, or
tho blasts OF q winter snow storm. 1t
Is much easier to step out OF store
door and bo driven TO your residence
than 10 tackle the uncertainties OF the
street car. y
You arc couped up comfortably in
these carriages and caba, and know
nothing Of tho sntlerings Of the driver
on top. He is honest. You pay your
quarter, and he lands you at your door
as clean and rs dry rs when YOU left
your place Of. busincss. You arc glad !;
he Is drcnched. But hc doesn't mind n
little thing like that, and frequently he
turns his horses head around md
whistles merry tune rs he strikes
away for tho next customer. What q
jolly life these drivers lead (?)
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on commission, and others are paid a
regular salary. II driver is civil, and
takes pains to please his customer, he
will not only get him again when he
has need OF n cab, butfrequcntly gets a
tip outside Of his regular leo for the
good care" he has taken OF his passen-
ger. Many OF the cab drivers make from
s. to S. night, and few popular ones
us high as $40 and over-according to
the "cXigencics OF the OCCASION"
There is OF course a very dark side OF
the cab business, but the world is
wicked enough without the reporter
telling all he knows. 1t is enough to
say that some mothers hearts would
BIO wrung and fathers panied could they
see their sons patronizing these We.
hicles, which, sad to say, are frequently
used to convey patrons to houses where
there is a sound of revelry all night,
and which sometimes is not hushcd by
the dawn OF day. Bit like all other
good things the cab has its uses as well
as its 0husos w5t. 51
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Jour , lnt''e course Of these happy.go-
lick;y experiences cabby has consilcra.
pic Jun ut tho expense OF his guests 80
70 speak. One Of them told the ISTEiJI.
GEScEn man Of avery iunnytimo no had
Two summers ago. IL was driving n
Hurnoy atthe time said hc. 'iand /
WIS suddenly halted ono night on /,
prominent ihoroughiaro By a we'll.
known sport who asked me what 1
would take for tho cab for tho night. |
fixed the price, he immediately. nnid II
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The Royal Pass.

This comedy drama was presented at
the Opera House last evening with all
the thrilling mechanical effects advertis-
ed, and the large audience present was
delighted with the performance. The
racing engines was q feature Of the play,
but its merit did not depend upon such
adventurous aids to commend it to the
favor OF the enthusiastic audience.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers III thu City ami Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers III tho City ana Wheeling Folks
-2a Abroad. WIS
Lee II. Vance, OF Clarksburg is at the
Mcclure House.
Samuel Woods, 81 Clarksburg, is at
the st. Charles.
Miss Eliza Mills entertained her schol.
ars ut her home last evening.
Mr.. J.sT.; Mansfield is the guest Of his
brother, Mr.. Frank Mansfield
George Zulaufis here from Findlay,
Ohio, on avisit to his parents.
David Snyder and wife, OF Weston,
were at the Stamm House yesterday.
W. L. Bowers, the clerk at McCol-
lough's pharmacy, is down with the
grip.
Matthew Mcnamara and Will Sender
man have returned from visit to Canal
Dover, Ohio.
Walter Worls leaves to-day Tor Balti-
more, where he goes to enter the SIX
day bicycle race.
The families OF Prof. Stevenson, Judge
Boyd and Henry Jones entertained
their friends last evening.
Miss Sara Sweeney gave reception
last night i'll honor OF her friend, Miss
Brownlec, OF Washington, Pa.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage, on January T, OF Charles Gardner
to Miss Maggie McEntee, and OF George
Weitzel TO- Miss Alice McEntee.
Richard Henry Lee, former resident
OF Wheeling, superintendent Of the
Logan iron works ut Lewiston. Pa, died
suddenly in that city yesterday.
r. c. Tucker, OF Parkcrsburg, J. H.
Moore, OF Fairmont, G. L. McNlullcn. OF
NJ Huntington, NJ. G. NIcCaslin, OF Little
TN, were at the Behler yesterday.
Geo. G. stalcy and several other men,
bers Of the Royal Pass" company were
at the Windsor Yesterday. A part OF
the company put up at the Behlet.
j. B. lIcmpstone, OF Warrington, 1.
C. Pipes, OF Cameron, D. Franklin, OF
Hundred, Frank NTcMasters, OF Board
Tree, are the West Virsinians at the St.
Charles.
Sheriff f. Kyle, OF Cabell county, ac-
companie by Deputies Grooms, Byron
and Dillingham; stopped ut the Behlcr
last night on their way home from
Moundsville, where they left a couple OF
prisoners.
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The Elks had busy time last night
working nine new members into the
harness. Those who felt the horns OF
tho time honored goat were r. G.
ONeal, Thomas Fcurry, William Dele
PLANE. A. G. Uranium, G. II. kaufman,
A. D. Garden. A. II. Weidcbusch, James
=! Manton, II. B. Lukens.
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At tho Grand operu,uousc;.

Lester and Williams begin three
nights engagement tomorrow evening.
with matinees OH New Years. and
Saturday. They will present to the
patrons OF the Grand the mirth provok-
ing piece Of "Ale and Jack" Seats are
on sale at Genther's store, Main street.
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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE

Hon. Wm. NJ. o. Dawson Chosen Secrc.
tary, Vice Hon. G. W. Atkinson, Ne-
signed.
Yesterday a meeting Of the Republi-
can state executive committee was held
to accept the resignation Of Hon. G. w.
Atkinson, the efficient secretary. Hon.
William M. 0. Dawson, OF Preston, was
unanimously chosen to fill the vacancy.
AT the urgent solicitation of the COM
mittee and the new secretary, Mr.. At
kinson consented to serve as assistant
secretary. Mr.. Dawson entered at
once upon his duties. There is rea-
son to believe that this selection
will give great satisfaction to West Vir-
ginia Republicans. AS the editor of the
Preston County Journal, rs statcsenator
and Us an active Republican Mr.. Daw-
son has had experience in practical
political work. In whatever he under.
takes his characteristic industry counts
He knows the state, the party and the
people and should prove q worthy sue
ccssor to Mr.. Atkinson.
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TIE Wheeling Conservatory Of Music
will resume instructions on Monday
January !, 1892. The next pupils re.
. cital will be given in February, in which
lall branches taught will be represented.
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Printers Strike Collnpses.

BERLIN, Dec. 20.-The leaders OF the
striking printers in this city and at
I.eipsic have intimated to the masters
thatthHmen arc willing to resume work
Internationally. G
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nnu told mo 10 drive to Il certain saloon.
mere crowd of his set waited him,
ana before knew It fivo men were In.
side, three had cambcrcd to the roof,
ahd tho man who hired tho cab was sit-
.'ns beside mo on the box, saying drive
us'around town and make MS big show
Of us as you can. We'll l did 50, and II
ithadn't been SO late in tho night the
people who keep decent hours would
nave seen u sight that might have
cnrdlcd thor blood. How did tho
horse pull tho load? Well he was big
and bony and knew his business and
seemed to enjoy his haul"
~ STILL ANOTHER FUNNY BREAK.
This time tho story is on the cab
driver who was frozen out. 1t was told
to the lNTELLGEScER man tor solemn
fact. TWAS bitter cold night and tho
cabman had been indulging his thirst to
q considerable extent, and was in com
mon parlance "prctty weary" He en-
tered a saloon whore a lot of,all.nightors'
were always to be found, and remarked
that he would take the crowd out rid
ing II they would set up tho drinks.
-Four OF the party agreed. He took
them. First they went to the extreme
south end OF the city, aud then to the
north; then around the hill. Tho
crowd was at this time as well tnnked
as the driver, and they suggested that
he drive to Water street. After several
guzzles at saloon on that street ono OF
the uarty sail. drive to tho whorf-boot
The driver obeyed, and in rounding
back, after the frantic cries OF the in
mates OF the hack that they had no
business there whatever and were mis-
taken in their desires, he. came near
dumping the entire load into the river.
Then they had him drive them into
north Wheeling again where the driver,
nearly frozen, gave up, and said he had
had enough fun for one night without
nav frs ''srt#l T.
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NJ. A. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
i Scranton, Pa, stated November 8, 'S3:
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
flor sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time. DAw
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No use to deny the fact that Salvation
Oils fast taking the place of3a,l other
liniments. It is better and cheaper
than most OF them. m
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BAD drainage causes much sickness,
.and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burkock's
Blood Bitters remedy. p&w
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HAVE A CAB, SIR?'
How tho Many Drivers Of Carriages
and Cabs 1.-Two. X,
STAND IN FRONT 0Fs7HE M'LURE.

The Limo Often Reaches Down to tho
Alley Bclow--Who patronizo the
City. Jchus.-Thc Queer Cases Met
With in II Claimants Carccr..somc
"Reminiscences ofthc Drivers Who
Take Yon llomc..Thc Uses and
Abuses of tho Cab and Carriasc..ir
You Have Been There You VIII
Recognize tho Pictures. a
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Dr.. BUL1is Cough Syrup meets the
wants Of suffering humanity. 1t will
cure q cold or cough better and sooner
than any other cough medicine. ..sl..
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DERBY. Silver Plated Ware 20 rer cent
lower than any other.
HE. HILLlIAN s. CO.
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( II. E. HILLAIAN!S co. Inns the best MS.
3sortmcnt in the best Plated Ware In tho
city. ~ II. i, IIILLAIASi & Co..
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IFyou fee. all broke up and out Of
sorts agitate your liver with DR.. A. S.
STodd's Liver Pills X, 8 tj.t 4
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"a n u tt.Ntt
V","' ~, w.. s"o.,' " '.t''ot' V'c' "o"'1
oe sLs MY Oh MARKET stfcos IN front
OF the Mcl.nre House, you would not
n;Ny pe .1N, hiM, yet 70 such conf
p!cNIoh- has ~ comeat last Tor every
IiHh!, winter ana summer, you can see
tnnt lohs Drawn OUT inc OF CABS anu
carriages more
Even Ever. or elEhe years n!o Il livery urn
!i N Tn2 cNf1Iiaee stn,hulhS Ill 'front.' OF
lne NlcL ., llousG, put mere ana not
ucoin 10 10 enough business Tor IT. 10
1aHao ri tho silva nftho tirs. nan wv
in this limo NAV be attributed 10 tho
excessive charges made for tho convey.
ahcc'
THE GuRSEY.
Then came the Quincy system. At
first only two OF those two.whnclcl va.
hic,oa roro 0n,yoa Ma ho,,soon Nj.
~ :, ~ ' 10y SUI. ou,''
up ,rade, or ratner caused SUCH a de-
mahu lor Ihis mode OF travel to distant
paris Oh me Guy, that Two more were
a TI anu lney ala thriving business.
ING success OF the uurhey CAPS was que
III the nam 70 the chcap iares charged.
tor tWenly-nye cents you could De driven
TO any part OF tho city at any, hour OF
me Gay or niSnt. inns caused some OF
lhc liVery STUDIES 20 go mo me Dusl-
ness, p!aclns HACKS ana carriages at the
utsPos1t VI INC Puplic !or the same
price charged Dysthe Gurneys. Thus 1T
Is Tue business mas grown, until the
present tilne. When as many as fifteen
vehicIGs may DO seen hnlnG inc east
sue OF Marker street any evening alter
supper. ana 'they all pay too.
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We have just received tho finest line
OF Holiday Slippers ever brought to the
tcity. L. V. BLOND.
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WHAT will DR.. "a. S.Todd's Liver Pills
do? Make you we'll by restoring action.
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3sGIRL'S. Open Fncs Silver Watches Mt
So 80. II. Z. IIILL1IIlN j. co. BIB
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CIR. buttons from JacobSW. Grub.
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"Do you have many OF this spiriAs
Jiumenti class? ?"
"W-c-l-l, rathcr,n answered'"Cabby,"
with Q significant drawl, "and if men
toned their names you wouldn't find
themin the directory orin the telephone
pamphletforsomo time--thoy would skip.
But, OF course, ] won't give them away,
as they arc harmless, good pay and
good customers 'lt5 n
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castor'a.
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GET charms from Jacob W. Grub.
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But therearo sides to the cab drivers
life that nro pleasant 10 HIM. lie al
ways delights to get i.a'E flush crowd and
ride thcm!ov town. iiloj gets all he
wants to drink. and only has to stop
when he can't 'see tlieoH horse, and
Knows he holds two lines instead Of.
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HOW THEY ARE rAIp.

Many wonder howit is that SO many
cabs can be supported n city the size
OF Wheeling. Some OF the drivers work
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Ills HEAD IN THE MORNING.
Perhaps injthe, morning he may have
centpictured in poetical lines as fol-
lows, which wero suggested by the
oliicn cot &C., + itss>2. I, Y + =. 5s;.Iga
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TILE MAN FROM BITTER CREEK.


"Sou, naturally in your business,
meet With some very unruly characters.
How do you handle them ~
Il don't handle them; let them float
around until they are drowning and
then, I rescue them, not from watery
grave, but from the police. 1 have had
many passengers Of this kind. There is
tho ntan who gets quietly drunk, knows
he's drunk, and wants to get home and
is very tractable, but deliver mo from
tho man who gets drunk and ugly. He
is worse than dynamite bomb. He is
hard to handle and dangerous to drop..
was called one night TO prominent
saloonto take = stiff out. He was n
pretty prominent man, and ho wasn't
. stiiFbyia good deal, when l got there,
r After some trouble I got him. into nv
hack and Immediately he yelled, I'm
on fire, somebody put mo OUT Before
4 could get on the box and drive Off the
bar-kecper, who heard the.lurid remark,
came out with a. siphon. scltzer bottle
and let him have it. Square in the
neck? No, all around the neck, and iii
his eyes, too. The contiagration was
speedily cxtinguished, and INhauled
him to his @ife-and q certain curtain
lnct,rn sitltls#. g ~ f 5lSHl -ft--
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SOME DRIVERS EXPERIENCES.

The .1NTELLlGESCEn reporter had a
conversation with one iof the might
hawks" that is, they who drive, cabs,
the other evening, in the course
OF which he asked him how he liked the
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Next morning IN his easy chair i ~
All bent with woe he sat. Z. Z, iai15
II lie sighed, and smoothnd his RULED hair
lst .iNhcrr Il ID 7 rot iii Is hbt ~ --r
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Hon. YIN. ". o. Dawson Chosen Secre.
tary, Vice Hon. G. W. Atkinson, Ne-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10
A HUGE SwISDLING SCHEME.

TnE discovery Of scheme by
which tho United States Government
was swindlcd out " thousands OF dol.
lars il making n sensation In the com.
mercial world. The whole matter has
been made clear n tho collector u the
port of Now York. The swlndling
was effected by thu differentiation Of
good. passing through tho custom
house, but no, by the aid or conniy.
anco Of any Of tho government officials.
Lehman 4 Go. Of New York City
were importers Of dry goods and
woolens. They did an ex,en-iv. busi.
nes.. On January 10th last, they made
trade statement which showed that
their house wa. In sound condition,
This statement was accepted by the
commercial agencies and the firm wa.
Able 10 secure extensive credits for the
spring trade. In March, however, the
house assigned 10 Mr., Meyers, n
Wall Street lawyer. The schedule
Issued stated that tho assets almost
covered the liabilities. This
firm endeavorrd 10 compromise with
IL creditors at ~ cents on tho dollar.
II succeeded with all except two
These two secured Judgment, and be-
gan proceedings To enforce the Judg.
meut.
The proceedings are now In progress,
and enough has tfan-pirvd 10 show
how tho government was swindled,
and that the assignment was fraudu'
lent, The statement Of last January
which ahowed u surplus u si2T ,OOl
should have been $4,000 less. II wa.
also shown that tho branch house In
Paris, was merely an Invoicing agency
tot H. French imporiation., A double
set OF books was kept. Ono set showed
the prices At which tho goods were
inyolced for custom house purposes. II
was clearly shown that tile consular In
voice, Tor the French business wor,
underyalucdi on an average 10 the ex,
tent Of 20 per cent. IL Ia estimated that
the government has been defraudsd
out OF 100000 In this manner, sine,
last August,
ltis claimed by free traders that dis,
honesty Of this KIM has always pre-,
vailed, but with the eonniyanco Of Ia,
government Political hyorites were
supposed to Invoice their imports ac'
eordlng to their own ideas of value,
thus enabling them 10 make lmme nsr
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A MISSOURI HEROINE.

Is southwestern Missouri, a few
days ago, occurred an incident
which has all the required equipment
fora perfect melodmna. II appear
that away down In that country bands
Of regulators calling themselves Blacl,
caps terrorize the people, as the White
Gaps do In tho Eastern States. The
experience Of one Of those Black CAP
bands Ia iis regulating mission will
make cheerful reading Tor the orderlov.
Ing public.
James Dagge,t, a squatter, having
secured his full allotment OF land from
the government, underworld 10 hold in
addition, u piece Of timherland, close
by, for his brother Charlos Lawson
came along and entered ~ home.
sloader on the cumberland claimed un.
lawfully by DaggeIt, Alter a tedious
contest Lawaln succeeded Ia getting
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PENSION BUREAU "REFoRN."

COMMISSIONER RAuu Of tho Pension
Bureau IA. very suddenly promulgat-
el lJeas Of rotronchmcnt which sound
strange aud peculiar 10 the men OF that
establishment. some OF them declare
there il A method in Il Of solf.prr.erya
tlon. Raum ha. plaInly indicated that
the bureau might get along through
IA, dull season with l,.a clerk hire.
The ID, mocra,s arc all trembling Ice,
he ha. d.slans upon them. hut tho ma.
Iority of evidence po,s 10 show that 4,
ia m, fell,w. who testified arainst
him ,n hI. lal, iny.silpntion before A
eommi,t,c Of m. uou,e that m, .pot.
ted far IN. sacrtiee.