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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22
PUTNAM COUNTY POLITICS.
Hon. W. w. Thomas of That County
Talks of Congressional Candidates.

Talks of Congressional Candidates.
Hon. w. w. Thomas, OF Putnam
county, who is doing an extensive busi-
ness in railroad ties at Camden-on-the-
Gauley. was in the city last night on his
wav back from Pittsburg. His name
having been mentioned in connection
with the nomination for Congress In the
Fourth district, he was questioned by
the REGISTER as TO his aspirations in
that direction.
81 am not sure yet, said Mr.. Thomas,
"that l shall enter the race for the
nomination, but if [ do, it will be In
myown interest and not in that Of anyone
else. see that il has been given out
that Putnam eounty's vote is to be given
for me on the first ballot and
that am to withdraw in favor OF Judge
Harvey on the second. l scarcely feel
able to spend the money Congressional
campaign would require. but l can say
this, and say it emphatically, that II
my name goes before the next conven-
tion it goes there TO stay. I'll be NOM
mated or go down fighting"
Mr. Thomas was of the opinion that
next to Putnam county man Capehart
would secure the most votes in Putnam
county and be considered Capehart a
very strong man, both before the con.
ventton and the people. Speaking OF
the chances of Democratic success, be
said: IF there ever vas a time when
the Democratic party needed 10
put forward its strongest man
and to avoid all personal
5ter..oo, :. is,ow Eyarvbody shonld
go into the convention with the de-
termination 10 make any personal sac
rihce necessary 10 nominate winner.
We must make a mighty effort this time
TO retain control of the House OF Rep
resentatives, in order that fair trial
may be given our tariff laws, ,'and for my
own part ! am willing to make any per-
sonal sacrifice in order TO see Demo
crat elected in our district. Personal
questions must not enter into that race,
but the strongest man should be
named"
Mr.. Thomas denied the rumor that
Prosecuting Attorney Andrew Alexan-
der is to be run as a Chiffon candidate
for member of the Legislature. Mr..
Alexander has too much sense TO do
that" said he, "and besides mis- term OF
Office as Prosecuting Attorney will not
have expired, and as young laWyer he
cannot afford TO give that up just vet. !"
He was of the opinion that DR.. Nash,
of Buffalo, would be the candidate for
the Legislature.
There Is no man in his county who
knows its politics better than Mr..
Thomas, or who can accomplish more
among it's voters in a campaign, as
shown by the fact that he has twice
overcome a good Republican majority
against great odds and been each time
elected with votes to spare, to represent
his county in the House OF Delegates
His opinions are therefore of interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22

Reports OF Pipe Line Runs for the First
Three Days OF the Week.

Three Days OF the Week.
SDeeial Tslegraa 10 tte Register.
SGsrERsvIILE, February 21.-The dsi-
IN runs OF the SistsrSville oil field as re-
ported by the Eureka Pipe Line Com
pany, for Sunday were 1886 barrels,
for Monday 6, ga barrels, aud up until
z a. m. Tuesday morning the runs were
1928, making a total Of 3S,543 barrels
for the first three days OF the week.
This is above the average OF last week,
and no doubt the runs this week will
90 ahead OF any week recorded for some
time.
Bunhill OH Co.'S No. is in the sand,
and is expected 10 in a day or two.
+. ID. Jones & Co., who have been
fishing for their tools 10 the Morrison
No. 1 for some days are drilling a stem
and will know in a few days whether
they will be able 10 get the tools out or
not as this Is the last resort
McJunkin & Co. have commenced
spudding on Mccormick No. 4.
Isemem, Dorman & Co. drilled in
their F.. ROome No. 5 yesterday. This
company has had great success with
their wells in this district and will no
doubt bring in pay one on this place
as it is ia the midst of well-develoPed
territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22
The Day in rhe senate.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 21.-
In the Senate to-day Senator Allen
Pop, Neb.) presented resolution
directing the AttOrney-General to in
form the Senate whether he had, in an
opinion TO the Secretary of the Treas
ury, held that certificates are not legal
money. and il so TO transmit the opinion
with all correspondence to the Senate.
The resolution, after slight amendment
was adopted.
Senator VOORHEES,, then, under a per-
sonal privilege, made a strong denial
and contradiction Of statements printed
in the Philadelphia Press, to the effect
that the member Of the Com mittee on
Finance had received instructions from
the President with regard to the Tariff
bill.
The Hawaiian matters was then taken
up, aud then Senators White and Teller
addressed the Senate.
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In.nantinn and Rannnet.

The installation OF officers and In
spectIon Of Ceur De Leon Division, X.
of F., took place last evening, and the
full strength OF the Division was pres
ent. The Inspector was Col Catch,
VINO is member OF the stan OF the
Major General. After the installation
and inspection was over the members
OF the Division adjourned down stairs,
where a very fine banquent had been
prepared by anumber OF the members
OF the Division, in honor Of the fortieth
birthday OF Capt. G.. w. Weisgeroer.
The presentation speech was made by
Sir knight w. j. Cook, and although
Capt. Welsgerber was much affected by
the compliment, he managed 10 express
his appreciation. The occasion was
very pleasant Que.
Tonight the Benwood Division will
be inspected by Hajor McGee, and
Stanley Division by 6n: Gs~h--~,-
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PENNSYLVANIA GOES REPUBLICAN.
The PArtY's Plurality VIII Probably
Reach 16O, 900.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 21.--
The election held in this State yester-
day to choose a successor 10 Congress
man-at- Large Lilly resulted in victory
for the Republican ticket, greater than
any in the history Of the party in this
State. When the returns are all In 1t is
believed the plurality for Galusha a.
Grow will reach nearly 100000.
Republican State Chairman Gilkeson
to-day said to 8 reporter of the Asso-
ciated Press that he believes the party's
plurality will reach 175,000.
PHILADELPHIA, February 21.-Re-
turns from every county in the State
tonight show a plurality for Galusha
A. Grow (Republcan) of 170,45S. in
some instances the estimates are be-
lieved to be below the actual Dluralities
and it is therefore safe to say that when
all returns are in Crows plurality will
be $50,
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AMONG THE MINERS.
The Acme Men Did Not Go to Work
Campbelrs Greek Men Ready for Attack.

The Acme Men Did Not Go to Work
CampbelI's Greek Men Ready for Attack.
Speeiat Ieleorane 70 tts Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February 21.-
The miners did not go to work at Acme
yesterday as was expected, on account
of threats from the striking men at
Montgomery. The wives of the Acme
men are said to have great fears that
their homes will be burned or other
violence done them, and at their per-
suaSion the men remained out.
Threats have been made against the
men who are at work at Campbell's
Creek. This mine is run on the co.
operative system, and has not ezper-
fenced a strike or lockout for over ten
years. The men are now at work, and
say that they are fixed for any attack.
They say there will be no necessity for
calling on sthe Sheriff for protection In
case Of an attack, as they will protect
themselves.
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COULDN'T GGT THEIR PAY.

Ohio Legislators Find the state Treasury
Embarrassed by Their Acts.
Speaal Tslscrdfa 90 t1s hsGts's-.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, February 21.-
Members Of the General Assembly who
presented themselves at the State Treas
ury to-day 20 draw their salaries were
refused. The Treasurer states that but
SRI. .OOO remains Ca the treasury and this
will be needed for other purposes. The
depletion is caused by the failure
of the Legislature TO pass the
appropriation bill. The biennial ses-
sion question, made an issue by Gov.
Mckinley, has been made a rider OF
this bin. The Senate and House can
not agree upon il, and the bill is dead
locked. Until it is passed the Auditor
Of state cannot settle with the county
tteasurer, and so the December tax col
tions are locked up in the county treas
uries.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Carpenters Delegates.

Yesterday morning delegates from the
local Carpenters and Joiners' Unions
left for Pittsburg over the b. & o. road
70 attend the convention, which Is one
OF several TO be held throughout the
United States and Canada to-day. Fol-
10 wing are the delegates; Local Union
No. 3, VIM. Imhoff aud A. L. Bauer;
Local No. Ii, ThoS V. Salisbury aud j.
wilson; Local No. II, Geo. W. Curtis
and VIM. NJ. Ramsey; Union No. $50, OF
Washington, Pa, E. b. Young and c.
5. Irwin.
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MADE INSULTING PROPOSALS

A SandVvne Man Insults the VIE OF
sandyviIIs Merchant and Gets Himseii
Beaten Nearly TO Death
srectal Ts.sor7Dl % tss RsgSWs-.
RAvENswooD. w. VA, February 81
James Wheaton went to the store OF Il.
]. Graham, at Sandyvilie, in the latter $
absence, aud made an indecent proposal
to Mrs. Graham. Upon Mr.. Graham
being informed Of the facts he went IN
search Of Wheaton, whom be found in
store, and proceeded TO administer sum
mary Justice with the aid OF a club.
But for the interference of oystanders
Wheaton would have been killed. de
is now In a critical condition.
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SENATOR MOReAN's REPORT
ON the Hawaiian Matter Agreeable to
the Republicans.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February 21.-
Senator Morgan submitted the report
on Hawaii 10 the Committee on Foreign
Relations and it was adopted by ma
jority vote, the four Republicans voting
for the report and the four Democrats
against il. These Democrats will pre-
pare a minority report. The Republi-
cans do not fully concur in the Mr..
Morgan report, though il generally
favors the policy OF the late administra-
tion. 1t is much more in line with the
policy advocated by the Republicans
than was at first anticipated.
All the testimony will be submitted
with the report nest Monday.
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At ,he nearpe rah.rnacle.

The Hearne Tabernacle was hlled
with a larger crowd last night than ever
in its history at the free entertainment
given by the congregation. An excel
lent programme was rendered. The
Arial Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar Club
played excellenty aud was frequently
encored. There was club swinging, ex-
cellent solo singing, and other credit
able renditions. The large Grove. went
away fully satisfied with the evenings
enjoyment
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NOT WORTH WHILE TO HUNT HIN.
An Old Fellow With a Mania for Mystic
riOusIy Disappearing, Takes Another
WALK

An Old Fellow With Mania Ior nyS1S-
riOusIy Disappearing, Takes Another
Walk.
Spsesa TslsorG1l 70 ths ResssEs=-
COLUMBUS, O., February ELK
State Senator Daniel Paul, OF Center
burg, whose mysterious disappearance
was State sensation last summer until
his wife found him in Kansas, has again
disappeared in a more mysterious way.
Last Saturday he left home, ostensioly
for Newark, Ohio, on business, and
has not been seen since. To-day his
wife found a note addressed to herself
and Mark Cook, a banker of Center
burg, authorizing them TO represent
him in all his business affairs. De ala
not say where he was going nor when
he would be back. She thinks hs took
about $50, coo in cash with him. his
domestic relations are known TO be
pleasant, but she will make no effort 10
find him. He is very wealthy. and is
an ex-banker. She is only 27, while he
is so,
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OUGHT TO USE THE MILITIA.

one Republican Ia the OHIO Legislature
Tired OF Monkey Business.
81 ssiai TslsCrcn 10 t1s Rsgisss-
COLUMBUS, o., February 21.-Senator
Plum. Republican, in q speech to-day
against a motion 10 adjourn to Monday
because OF WashingtOn's birthday,
commented upon the propensity Of that
body 10 kin time and said in his opinion
Gov. Mckinley ought to disperSe the
members with the State militia IL it did
not at once earnestly take up the i'm
Dortant work 20 be done.
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suNrAa sMILeD GRIMLY
when He saw Chris Evans Led Into the
Penitsntiary In striped Clothes.

EenItenII1FI ID atIIIVu NINtII"''
FoIsON, CAL, February 2L-Chris
Evans. in charge Of the sheriff, arrived
on the morning train from Sacramento.
He was placed 10 the prison wagon, his
wife accompanying him, and was taken
20 the penitentiary.
on his arrival at the prison Evans
was given a bath, bad mis- beard and
hair shaved and was attired in the
prison garb. His most intimate friend
would not now know him. He was al
lowed a fve-minute interview with his
wife. in which be showed much more
feeling than she did.
George Sontag, limping around the
tbe ward. smiled grimiy when he saw
Evans going 10 the barber shop.
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TERRIBLY CRUSHED.
An Old Man Caught aud Killed BY An
Ohio River Train At Huntington.


HUNTINGTON. VIVA, February 21.-
An Ohio River Railroad freight train at
IL o'clock to-day was backing on the
Huntington and Big Sandy track along
Second avenue with no caboose and
heavy box car in front. Zad Snyder
had crossed the track ahead of the
train with sack Of coal on his
shoulder. The car canght him just as
he was passing between it and tele-
graph pole threw him under the wheels
and mashed him horribly. His left leg
and arm were torn off and his head was
caught under the last wheel and crushed
to pulp. He was taken to Johnston IL
Emmons' undertaking establishment
and coroner's jury examined the case.
Their report attaches no particular
blame upon any one. Snyder was six
ty-fve, and a we'll known character in
this city.
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To INQUIRE into the Kearsarge Wreck.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 2l.-
Acting Secretary McAdoo to-day ap-
pointed a court OF inquiry into the
wreck OF the Kearsarge, consisting OF
Admiral Gherardi, Captain Miller and
Captain Kane. Lieutenant Commander
Kelly will act as recorder. The board
will begin Monday at the New YORK
navy ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22
WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Sneaal 7el.oram o ths RsslM.-.

sBsoial 7els0ram 20 ths Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., February 2l.--
d. H. Hamrlck was to-day appointed
postmaster at Newtonville, Randolph
county, vice j. z. Bing, resigned.
Robt. c. Boggs has been commission
ed as postmaster at Rock Cave, w. Va.
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NEW REPUBLIoAN eERRYMANDER
Ohio Legislstors Propose 10 Drive Out the
Democrauc Judiciary.

WmAN AeN NalfaAN'A y A t'Na- -
Democrauc Judiciary.
Sssaol Tslsgram 20 me Rsgists-
COLUMBUS, o., February 21.-The Re-
publican General Assembly will prob
ably take a step beyond the commonly
accepted Limit in gerrymanderlng and
break il upon the judicial department.
Representative Locke (Republicanl
gave TO the press this evening a bill
which will be introduced tomorrow 70
change the common pleas judicial dis
tricts, which are presided over now by
about fifty Democratic and and an
equal number OF Republican judges, so
that there viii be seventy-tve Repuoli-
can judges and twenty-five Democratic
iudres. Tie will make the districts so
as TO contain about 225, 600 people, each
20 contain FIVE judges. The districts are
now made by area and contain vary
ing number OF judges.
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THAT FAMOUS ROCK MARRIAGE
Further Details of the Early Events in
Miss Madeline PoIIard's History.

EurEher lleNaue OF Iu8 BdEAl LftuL8 IN
Miss Madeline Pollard's History.
CNcINSATI, February 21.-A special
to the Commercial Gazette from Frank
fort, KY, reports that dispositions taken
to-day 10 the Pollard -Breckinridge case
have reference TO Madeline Pollard's
early character and we're in the main
corroborative OF the testimony OF former
witnesses.
T. NJ. Sco6eld established Miss Pol
lard's age as 81 gears. There was also
testimony that Owen 4nsley and not
Alex Julian was the bridegroom in the
famous mock marriage; that Owen
turned his bride over TO Alex Julian
and left the house; that
Madeline and JClian went up
stairs 70 a bed, where Pollard lay down
ana Julian sat up. Julian was blind
and after be had been upstairs a 81 ort
time Miss Tiusley came upstsirs. md
Julian LETT the room.
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rRE CARPENTERS BROTHERHOOD

Questions Pertaining to the Good of
the order.
PITrsBURG, PA, February 91.-The
brotherhood of Carpenters and JOiners
will hold six conventions 10 AS many
leading cities Of the United States to-
morrow for the purpose Of considering
questions pertaining to the good Of
the craft 10 general and q discussion OF
the eight hour question in particular.
These sessions will be held in Pittsburg,
San Francisco, Boston. New Herk, Gin
cinpati aud Chicago and the outcome OF
the deliberations will have mucn to do
with shaping the policy Of the Brother
hood during the coming summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22
GENERAL EARLY SINKING.

From His Recent Injuries.
SDseia! 7tIssram % ths Rsg,s,sr.
LYNCHBURG, VA, February 21--
General Jubal A. Early, VINO fell down
the Steps st the postofice here few
DAYS ago and was seriously hurt, as was
stated in a special dispatch to the REG
IsTER, is sinking and is in a critical
condition. AT first his injuries were
supposed not to be serious, but although
he seemed to rally from the shock, his
age and the infrmities iscident thereto
have hindered his improvement, and his
life is despaired Of.
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Information vVante

d. 3. Clark, Of the c. J.. &
Office OF this city, Is In receipt OF
ter from ST. Louis. Mo, attorneys
string information In regard 20 Marsha
j. Henderson, who was once a promi-
nent grocer OF Bridgeport, o. Mr..
Henderson married Rebecca Brown,
daughter OF Jefferson Brown, one OF
the most influential farmers OF Belmont
county at that time. They lived
happily, apparently. but IN tue
year 1868 Henderson myster!ously
disappeared aud no trace could
be found OF him. Subsequently his
wife was legally divorced, and later
married James Shipmau, farmer liy.
Ing near Martins Ferry. They moved
to East ST Louis, where they have
lived ever since. Last summer Hen
derson turned up ia Cevelapd, o., aud
mis- former wife heard OF IT, Now sht
has her attorneys write to Mr.. Clark
for information In the matter Mrs.
Shlpman fearing that her divorce may
not have been legal has caused this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22
LUCKY srREAK.
The south side Team Wins Two Games
From the Calumets.

The South Side and Calumet teams
met last night at Mozart Park and the
former took two games, making an un-
broken record Of fourteen games. The
Sonth Slders have lost but three games
during the season, and have q safe lead
for the championship. The games last
night were remarkable for poor scores,
espesially the sesond game.
Following were the results in detail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22

Totals 30 L % LIS Totals p 2 IS 975
Unpire-E n. Yaas- scorsrs-ChArlss A.
Bowers aud r. W. Hannah
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22

In to-day's Railroad Column" the
REGISTER chronicles th9 fact that n
California excursion from the East. con-
tanning six Pullman cars, passed
through the city yesterday forenoon
over tie y. & o. Ninety-two tickets
were sold, this number being necessary
TO secure the elegant special" F." though
but eighty-eight tourists were ABOARD.
This gave each passenger whole sec
:ion OF the elegant car 10 himself
Aboard the train we're some OF The
noted iinancers. politicians and monled
men OF Philadelphia and New York,
with their families. The train itsrted
from Jersey City. n. j., lat
Tuesday afternoon. and cane b.
the way OF Pittsburgh. Though
the California Mdwintsr Fair. is the
objective point. the excursion isa sew
enty-hye day ons. and VIII take in SONS
Of the most noted points 10 the West
and Mexico The train laid az the B.
& o. depot but for few minutes, and
left Tor Cincinnati From there II will
90 70 Knoxville and Chattanooga. Tenn.
The excursionists will be shown over
these great battle grounds Of the Civil
War. Then they will be carries -
Mexico, where the lsDd Of tbs Azte1
will be seen. and Fort Chapultapec' the
noted battle ground Of the Mexicsa
War. will be visited. Some OF the
Journey will be by stage, and the total
expense for travelling aud board during
the trip 70 each member Of the eKeur-
,lop. will be sG7J. After seeing ths Md
winter Fair the tourists will return by
q Northern route.
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Robbsa tho old Man.

CHARLEsToS. w. Va, February o.
Last midnight three young men Of
Elk CITY, well known % the police Of
that place and Charleston. lured W. .
Dunbar, q man Of 20 wears, 20 40 out
of.the-way spot and robbed him OF $50
and a watch. They we're arrested ~
twenty-five minutes and locked up aud
the money recovered.
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McCoMB, Ohio, February s1.-An at
tetnpt was made TO wreck the fast east
bok6d train on the Nickel Plate last
nitbt A pile Of ties was discovered
onkhe track by ten-year old girl who
as ICED the train 10 time. Later a
fch was found spiked opened. The
n AH. a d., this morning, found its
stch filed with scrap iron. The OBJ
iei was evidently plunder
.u remedies are being constantly intro
tNIsa fr,lha -abl.c. hrt Dr. Bulls Cough
tup fr f1s iil pT1-sminence.
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The Dotters Of tbe cIlY held

The pOtteFB OF IUb CIIJ h1Iu
meeting Yesterday afternoon, a. Msr
a HOwley's Hall. The object we5
hearing OF important. communicatic
from East Liverpool, D., and Trenton
J. There was q good atteudsnce
o,ters pressn and they derived mUc-
eseouragenent from The reports from
the biz pottery centers. They are as
firm ss ever. and say they VIII re-
main 40.
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The readers OF our publications are seqnested
70 use salvation OIL FOR anE and 81 pains. Il
3 sure cure = cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22

Young maiden, il you'd boast those charms
That win lover 10 ones arms,
And that nav never let ain 80.
Twill be through SOZODONT, whose
powers
Give to the breath the balm Of lowers,
And leaves the teeth as white as snow,
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THE wkAraEE

v,r<isit ress4s1y fair noFi6 wass. bsson-
ins yarlabls,
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nLnera, srrlL.e q kaas.sIIIs.

SDFcfal Itis1T1fn % I1l flf1-sIs
ZANEsvuLE, February 2l.-The 500
miners at CannelEille. this county,
stopped work again to-day, claiming
that the operators have not lived up 10
their part Of the agreemonL The men
sav it was the understanding that when
they returned 20 work at so cents a
ton, the house rent, pick-sharpening
and powder were 70 be reduced. This
the operators have not done aud, the
men have stopped work.
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VINAl IN THR TONBS.
OAa rs.S 2. G. Dun With Forgery
ar Grand Larceny.
INDICTED L THE GRAND JURY.
'B1
THE GRAND JURY.

A Detaibf Statement If the
CharpelsoNIade Against tle Gel
ebrated Financier and EcOnO-
mist sw r. G.. Dun & o. s
Checks n Favor of Other PeO-
ple az Forged the Endorse
ment- is Sudden Assignment
About Year Ago Explained.
Whv Was Prosecuted at
this III Day.
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SECOND eAxE

Totals 81 Il Y l,2D2I Totals q 3 y /