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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
STILL NO CLUE
TO TIE IDENTITY OF TIE BUCKEYE BOMB
TBR0WER.
Work Resumed at the Glass House, Yesterday.
Great Difficulty in Obtaining Special
Policsmsn-A Union Glass Worker
Arrested and Eilsd.

The force of non-union workmen at
the Buckeye works resumed glass max
ing yesterday morning, and the manage
ment stated last evening that the days
work was a very satisfactory one,
The pots will rot be rehIled immedi-
ately, but all the glass in them at pres
ent will be worked out, 5y which time
the Company will probably have deter
mined upon its future course. In
reaching this determination much de
pends upon the public sentiment OF the
people of Martins Ferry.
The attempt to blow up the glass
house was the general topic oI
discussion over there yesterday. No
clue to the perpetrators Of the deed has
yet been found. and II is not probable
that the guilty party Will ever Do
brought TO justice.
The extra police force that was put
on duty Thursday night, IN response 10
the demands OF the citizens Of the town,
threw up their Jobs before the night
was over, excepting one man.
The Mayor had a pretty
hard time yesterday In securing
the necessary number Of men needed,
but finally obtained them. Several
men who attended the meeting Thurs
day afternoon. when they head OF the
extra police throwing up their jobs,
said they would 90 on duty themselves
if no other men could be gotten 10 I'LL
the vacant positions.
Yesterday George Leweliyn, Wheel
ing glassworker, who has been making
himself little too "numerous" In Mar
tins Ferry by stopping people aud ask
ing them their business and inquiring
too much into other peoples affairs,
was arrested and charged with disor-
dsrly Conduct, and fnsd 50 and costs by
Mayor WestWood.
Marshal Martin came down from ST.
ClairsvilIe yesterday with the warrants
for the arrest OF Carl Baker, Charles
Otto, James Dorsey and Brock Brown.
Officer Neal aided the Marshal la hunt
ing up the parties. who were released on
their own recoguizance. They will be
taken 20 ST. Clairsville this morning by
the Marshal, where they will be ar
raigned before Mayor Kennon on the
charge OF shooting with Intent 10 XIII.
From the above IL seems as though
public sentiment has been stirred up TO
a proper realization OF the situation,
and If continued so, the lswlessness
that has been heretofore going on will
come 10 an end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
BI-METALISM.
4 Member Of ths German ReiGhS!ag Starts
a Movement for an Inter latOnal Agree
ment as to the Ratio Between Gold and
Silver.

BERLIN, February l5.-Count Ven Mir
bach, German Conservative, introduced
resolution in the Reicbstag to-day, IL
strucung the Federal governments
OF Germany to issue Invitations
for sn International monetary con-
gress to take measures 10 bring
about the rehabilitation OF silver as cir
cuiating medium, Count Won Mirbach said
that the moment had now arrived for Ger
many to take the INF 'ative in settling this
Qaestion whiCn IS VI tue greatest lmpor-
taUce.
The question, said Count Won Miroach,
was one of life and death for husoandry as
well rs Tor the export industry. Bl-metaI-
ism would cause the rise Of all prices In
England, whore gold was the currency.
Agriculture would be ruined II the present
system was maintained. America would
either absorb Germany's gold or adopt
pure silver standard and capture the whole
eastern trade.
Other supporters Of the resolution SAID
that they endorsed the position that Ger
many had taken at the Paris monetary
conference IN 1888 namely, that she re-
rarded an international agreement upon
ratio between gold and silver desirable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
HAYWARD TRIAL.
A Livery Stable Keeper Recognizes Harry
Hayward as Miss Gings Companion on
the Night of the Mdrder-A Surprise
for the Defense.

MrxNEAPor1s, MIXN., February d
The event of the day in the Hayward case
was the testimony OF NJ. .. Wilson, called
by the defense. Mr.. Wilson had absolute
" declined to talk until placed on the
stand, so neither side knew what he would
He had known Miss Cling for several
years as customer when re kept a livery
barn. He was sure il was her ho saw 10
the Goosman rig the night OF the murder,
driving out Lindai avenue. he ald not
Low that the man with her at the time
was Harry Hayward for he had
not nm To that time met the defendaut. ~ wo
davs later, when he saw him at the police
station. however. he recognized him. This
statement was quite shock TO the defense
and was also a surprise to the prosecution.
Court adjourned soon after, as Ar. Erwin
had no other witnesses ready.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
HD MADE HORSE SHOES.
FITZ TRIES BIS BAND IN 4 BLACKSMITH
SHOP,
Surrounded BY a Crowd Of Curious Persons.
Latest Nsws From tbs Tur. and
Diamond-Bowlilg Noes.

About noon yesterday Bob FitlsIm.
mons went down to the blacksmith shop
of Putnam, Anderson & Putnam, on
Sixteenth street, for the purpose OF
making few horseshoes to
be presented to his friends as souvs-
Mrs. There were one or two men stand.
log about. One OF them recognized ths
cham pion and, while he was divestinE
himself OF his coat, quietly slipped out,
aud passed the word around.
Ftzsimmons rolled up his sleeves and
prepared for work, while crowds Of
men coming from work rushed In Snd
watched the champion. lie hrst made
8 shoe, upon which be pat considerable
time. for the reason that ne Will have IL
nlcKel-plated and sent to an Eastern
friend. He then took bar Of iron
which he cut into eight equal parts.
and turned eight shoes. Two OF these
we're presented to the propreIors OF
the shop, and the remaining shoes
given 10 his friends. The sporting
editor OF the Register received one.
Fltz turned out the shoes 10 little
over two minutes for eacn, on an aver
age,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
Eonos, from The A.I.ys.

The Lotus team plays us next four
games Of It's home alleys. II will be
seen whether the players are only
champions Of Pleasant Valley.
Well, Capt Carenbsuer, how about
the South Side defense?
The Brownies are not as fortunate as
some teams u picking up god players
All who have been signed during ths
second series have weakened the cIuo.
"IKey" predicts that the Nameles'
team will take two games ir0m 'hs
Brownies next week.
The Columbias should increase thelr
average. They meet the Pen and rem
ellis and Providents, and should take
four games easily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
" @ r. q. Convention.

U.s4rNeroS, d. c., February l5.-The
w c. T. U. convention organized this
morning. .au,.ad ~
Devotional services conducteo oy
Helen NJ. Baker, National
;Troas,rer opened the afternoon
I.I-sr. Addresses we're delivered,
Ts'S,, Sy Ms Margaret B. Plat, Of Washing
~, ~ On "The w. c. T. L. has attained her
v,aioritv. 10 Is she worthy Of citizenship"
N1 Nrs Emily L. Mclaughlin, Of Mass.
moral I1 and political reform in large
,i-ies.i, Mrs Matilda s. Corse, retro
The convention hall was crowded oy
. 400 nersous at the evening session. over
tSbich Mrs. L, NJ. y. Stevens presided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

IA ". rabrusrv 1s-
r-a,e aA1 "o-'' '''Ne' ECU b
.-..,e, bI. There we're but
.-.... .-.. e,8 ,o,.a
..uss maze 01 '-' No'-0
.... was ,.fsr-tsrs.audlng be-
-.-.-..,-- us-uar tbls
.'.- N'' '''--' --- ,l..,-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
U. S. MINISTER GRATIS BODY

Pm Route to His Old Home In Indian
RpolIs-a aonors shown by the Mexican
Government aud Foreign Representa-
tiVes.
CITY or MEXICO, February 15.-U. S.
Minister Gray's body leaves tomorrow az
IL a. N. via The Mexican Central for his
Indianapolis home, accompanied by Mrs.
Gray and Bayard Gray. President
Diaz will accompany the body with
brigade OF soldiers to the line, A general
order has bees issued by President Dlaz
that all national flags throughout the Re
public Of Mexico shall remain at half mast
until the body has crossed the Rio Grande
river. The President personally
paid visit Of coincidence TO
the legation this morning Mrs. Diaz
called this afternoon on Mrs. Gray. The
German minister has asked his colleagues
TO let their flags remain at half mast untll
the body has crossed the frontier. The
city is in mourning to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

New YORK, February 15-A race for
81. 900 a side has been arranged between
the steam yachts Vamoose, owned by
w. J. Arkell, and Judge, owned by
Frank T. Morrill,. The course Will be
100 miles. on Long Island Sound, from a
point of the Larchment Yacht Cluo's
Clubs house to point oil the Ne"
Haven breaKwater. The race will be
aailed early In June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
--c 83LuG0Rl CENTENNIAL.

An tusa.ment. MaEtuE an ApprOpria-
..a .s..u Nntsu Down ia ths mouse.
. H..s hupe.
-.. E.ltl.-
CHARLESTON. W. VA. February Is
-.e House of Delegates 90 dsy put it-
.a, ou record as nor 0el0R very auXiOus
. encourage The Industrial develop
.-at Of The state. 1Oe general aDJrO-
.-au0u in The House, Mr.. Brady offer
-l au amendment aDpropriatIug $40, 1000
t aase aa exhibit OF the states re-
-.-s at th- Baltimore exposition TO
b. bells To- ls91.
Nr Fye opposed the amendment on
CD. ground that Tue farmers would re-
...ra r1 0sue8t from such an exhibit,
l.- la.ss VINO were 90 be benefited
---t .o paY ior &c.
N. u4ulr DE said the farmers paid
ceuJ OF all the taxes paid into
... s.ll- treasury, 0ut they wanted re-
. .ruu llt, ourdeuSOme taxation. To
..ta.l chs relief the wise thing 70 do
Fls Cd encourage tae building OF indus
r.s. tue ttxes from which would re-
Fs1.s6 -le treasury aDd thus relieve
.- .ruer..
ST. E.ssr did not believe bis people
F..- c- benefited by 40 exhibit al Bal
-s. Ii she millionaire SYudicateS
va. .sl a1 exhibit at Baltimore they
s-.. pay Che expenses of it.
.- --lu, was Il favor Oi the auDrO-
9'-.-u. .f % would benefit the whole
ea- Members should uoJ be so uar-
i.Fl,' '1 coos der only tbe interests OF
-.f tar..u.ar county or locality. We
s.-4 ..-..7 OK counties, aud what ben
'e ls.tbts all. TIE taxes paid
.... me >ate treasury 5v railroads,
u.ues alc other Industries are dis
..sl 90 al the counties. Wauama-
--srr spends more in one month 10 ad-
'-..say t., goods than West Virginia
'sssel o. spend ia the next two years.
I-- vote was taken and the amend-
E-> rejected.
VI luaueY, George c. Wedde-
s.. .rel k Bracket, commission
,.- Baltimore centennial, held q
renee With the Ssnats Finance
tlIs evening aud talked over
.l of asking the legislature
pirate slU 600 for a West Nir-
N.1. To has been decided 0y
ate committee 90 recommend
4uuu when the oill comes
federation tomorrow. II the
--s a tne appropriation, the
probably be Induced 70 con-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

the whole several times this week to
consider the oil, and each time when
toe committee arose IL reported
progress. The Senate was in the com
mittee OF the whole last night, and
although the oil has not
bee reported back 10 the Senate, Z
resolution has been offered UY Mr.. Fin
ley Democratl. 10 make certain changes
In Dole's American Citizen, bot as the
oiii is Sill in the Committee OF the
Whole, the Senate cannot consider il.
The oill viii probably be reported to the
senate tO-mOrrOR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
For Ku.ning = Race Track.

JERSEY CITY, \. j., February IS. -
Dennis Mclaughlin, Gottirled Wal
baum, Nicholas Crosius, and John T.
Carr, convicted of running di'ordery
house in maintaining the GuttenourE
race track, were to-day condemned 10
one years imprisonment 10 the county
jail aud TO pay fine Of $500 tacu' " a.
baum is at present 10 Germany out MS
attorneys promised that be "ou,o r..
turn Immediately. The race track was
closed two years ago. There Will oe an
appeal TO a higher court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
Another ahos Gun Accident.

KENT, O., February l5.-At Randolph.
Portage county, to-day While cleaning
house, Susie " Ise, aged Is, in taking down
a shoig IN from the wall, accidentally dis
charged Il. The load struck her sister
Marv, aged IS. wounoing her 80 badly
that she cannot live through the night.
The shot tore cut both eyes OF the victim
aud le gaming hole L Tue skull Susie
is crazed VITA grief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
CHEAP COAS IN CHICAGO.

Very Little Difference Between the Price
IN the Windy city and at the west Vir-
ginia nine MOu h.
CalcAGo, February 15-Coal was offered
IN carload lots at Sl.lO a ton on the tracks
in Chicago yesterday. The price is the
lowest touched since the coal war com
menced. So far it is only Western coal
which is affected in price oy tue hght be
tween the railroad companies, but If the
war continues the Eastern miners and rail-
roads will 10 active participants. A num-
ber of coal men from Ohio, West Virginia
and Pennsylvania are IN the city. Ihe
rate war 0eeun bv tue Monon and the
Chicago and Eastern railways has been
Joined by the Chicago and Alton the
Wabash, the Illinois Central railways.
The effect Of the reducing OF the rate
schedule began to be felt by the Eastern
mine operators and large dealers. Pro,
tests did not prevail, and after several
sessions in Columbus the coal men decided
10 come to Chicago TO see what they could
do 70 conserve their interests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
The n.nufaetursr.' association.

CINCINNATI. O.. February 15.-The
new manufacturers association is 10 i
most satisfactory state OF preliminary
organization. Acceptances have been
received from all the appointees OF the
executive CON uiItte except one Cali
forpia member This com mittee Is
composed OF twelve members from the
best twelve States in the bulk OF manu-
;acturers President Dosn, OF Phila'
delpbia, has announced his Intention Of
calling meeting Of this committee In
a shOr. time In this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

MONTE CARLO, February l5.-The
shooting 10 the 6ith trienaial pigeon
contest for 5000 francs aud medal,
which >egan here on Wednesday, was
ended to-day. Fred Hoey, the American
shooter. who took part In the contest
for the championship, failed 10 secure a
prize.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
TIE MEXICAN MISSION

,sav Ba Tendered 20 HOn. william l..
Yyusoa-yusou VIII Not Isik-PAys a
Very Nics salary.
Ssea. 90 ca. Rsgias-
WAsHINGroN. D. c.. February Is
The name Of Congressman William l.
Wilson is mentioned 10 connection with
the Mexican mission. left vacant By
the death OF Minister Gray, at the City
OF Mexico yesterday. The place isG very
important and desirable one. The salary
is Sl7,5JO year, the same as that paid
our ministers TO England, France, Ger
many aud Russia. Mr.. Wilson will not
discuss the matter, as might be expect
ed, out it's thought not unlikely be
would accept the place II rendered him
by the President, st least temporarily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
TIM A 4. u. Tournament.

PIrrsBURG, PA, February l5.-En-
tries for the A. A. L. boxing and Wrest-
ling championships will close March T.
Manager j. d. Drum says extensive
preparations are being made FOR the ac-
com nodaton Of all participants and the
contests will positively take place March
10Th. Goth and 22d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
John Mcbride Objects to the Commit
tees Scratch Verdict.
He Wants the Report to Find Him
Guilty Or Not Guilty.
Declares He Wants No White
wash and Will Ask the Entire
Convention 10 Take a Hand in
the Investigation - Miners
Asked to Withdraw From the
Militia-Eight Hour Laws Will
Be Asked For.

COLUMBUS, o., February l5.-The chief
matter Of interest in the miners conven-
tion today was the report of the committee
of fifteen to the effect thatit had not found
sufficient evidence to Justify ths allegation
of Mark Wild that he mad been given
money corruptly by John Mcbride to pull
out as leader OF the Debs men in tue
Hooking Valley railroad strike.
This report was not satisfactory to Mr..
Mcbride and his friends They said it
was equivalent to q Scotch verdict, Guilty,
but not proven" and insisted upon and
finally carried their point to have the re-
port recommitted, with instructions to the
committee 10 make an effort TO settle the
matter definitely one way or the otner.
The situation in the convention pending
tine Mcbride incident was like this:
Mr.. Dolian, chairman Of the committee,
explained tnat the commtte was uDanl-
mously OF the opinion that John Mcbride
was not guilty OF any corruption in tue
matter but tnat the report was nut IN the
form stated 90 that 1t might not prejudice
any investigation that might be instituted
BY the American Railway Union or other
organizations.
MR.. M'BRIDE SAID
he would rather have a report OF guilty
than such a rail-riding verdict as had been
brought in. "rhe language" he said, ''is
misleading and unfair. | am either guilty
or not guilty. If AN guilty am not tit
to stand before you here to-day or TO occupy
tue position mold in organized laOor. In
view of the place | occupy president OF
the American Federatonl. you cannot
afford 10 do any whitewashng or accept
any such report as this. \ Mess salts
factory settlement is reached in this mat
ter oy the committee, | shall insist on the
convention going into committee OF the
whole and I'll give you all the particulars
OF the affair and the name OF the man VINO
donated the money"
A resolution was adopted, after strong
opposition and as a compromise, asking
aluers TO withdraw from the militia.
OJaer resolutions adopted were to suomlt
10 vote the matter OF d benevolent features:
To print the Mine Workers journal in
different languages; TO give cooperation
TO the anthracite miners in the correction
Vi alleged evils 70 laoor there.
The committee also struck out Of roso-
luton words TO the effect
THAT STRIKES ARE A FAILURE,
but agreed, as a means Of limiting strikes,
to the minimum that restriction of produc-
tion aud shorter hours are essential, aud
directed the officers 10 appeal to the Con
gress and the State Legislature to pass
eight hour laws. aud declaring that miners
will not vote for any candidate for u polit-
ical Office who is opposed TO such laws.
The other results we're: Asking Cover
nor Altgald TO pardon John J.. Gear and
otner miners IN the illinois penitentiary;
making the salary list: President, Sl,%OO;
Vice President, 500, and Secretary Treas
urer Sl,UO0; Executive Board $3.50 per
daV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
The Book Badly Burned.

Atthe last meeting Of tao city counc'l on Oh
Martins Ferry, the bool-s OF the e. helcIy
trustees were ordered audited. ne "oIA .ti..
was 20 have begun yesterday. nut llo
retary, Matthew Jones, VINO las n"-
charge Of the books since l>'' IrP'' ..-
that while be was at work on tnelH W.
night before, be went out lew ~. n 80
the lamp exploded and anoul IUo - -,
ested. had been burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
rsrr Poor Quarters.

SBt~i0 90 .l hfcts-sr.
WEIGH, w. VA, February 10
Charles Delaney, a Scotch man, was
drought here yesterday from Powhatan,
tbis county, where he bad been found
ivt,g in q helpless condition in dlsuSed
col-s oven. lie had been IN there for
FIVE days. and was nearly dead from
tracing aud hunger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
TRg REFORM SCHOOL
The Visiting ComrnI5tse Makes a Most
fiStJeriRg Report.

optc7d. 20 ne hsyt,'sr.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, February Is
The special joint committee appointed
10 visit and report upon the condition
or the West Virginia Reform School re.
ported to-day. They found the instltu-
tion In excellent condition the building
Kept clean and the boys well clothed
and fed. A great work had been done
10 raclaimlng aud rescuing boys from
utter ruin. The value OF the work
done Ia the reform school,
10 the opinion OF the committee, could
not be oyerestimatsd. Tue board OF
directors had been economical In the
administration Of the affairs OF the in
StitutiOn. In DO institution Of the
State had the money appropriated been
expended 80 better advantage. The
present Superintsndent has the respect
and confidence OF the boys. The com
mlttee recommend an appropriation of
ol5O0 or S. 600 70 complete the main
building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
THE INCOME TAX CASE,
WIN GO to the supreme Court for Final
Settlement.

WASHINGTON, February l5.-The
Court of Appeals Of the District OF Col
umbia to-day affirmed the judgment OF
the lower court refusing to grant John
G. Moore, OF New York, an Injunction
TO restrain Internal Revenue Commis-
sioner Miller from proceeding TO collect
tho income tax from the complainant.
Counsel for Mr.. Moore Immediately
noted an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court aud the matter will pro-
badly be brought TO the attention OF the
cour. Of last resort soon after IL recon
yenes next month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
s..ln.d ln a sollsr Ezpl0.LOu.

S5e-tai t.s Register
AsKERsBURe, W. VA. February IS.
srall Dousr used at the slaughter
ho-.aoT ell Briant. 90 the Northwest
-, piks. exploded this AFTERNOON, bad ?
s.e,S,rs Rriant's son Charles, who WAS
Al work in ths building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
MAkrINsBURe Ntws NOTES .
House Burned-eored bT n Bull-Reliet
for the needy.

AOf An0 lH0NIr
Sp<efaI 70 TIE Il Otss
MARTISSBURG, ". VA, February 10.
The tenement house aud contents on
the farm of Mr.. James hiimer, about
three miles west of this place, was to-
tally destroyed by FIRE yesterday. The
house was occupied by Mr.. George Al
bert.
Mr.. Oscar \. Thomas, a prominent
farmer of this county. was seriously tn-
iured by bull yesterday. He vas at
tempting to drive the animal from the
entrance OF his stable, when it became
infuriated and turned and gored him 10
the hip. His injuries are not considered
dangerous.
The Reltoi Committee has distributed
SG29 40 in money and provisions among
the poor 10 this city. Upwards OF three
hundred families have been supplied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
The Berkeley springs Ball,

CHARLESTON, W. VA, February Is
The Berkeley Springs bill has been
saved from defeat by the prompt action
OF its friends. When the motion 20
strike out the enactlug clause, WedneS-
day night, was adopted, the friends Of
the measure we're nonpluSsed, lut they
rallied yesterday. They had the motion
reC0nsidered and the Dill ordered 10 It's
third reading TODAY it was passed by
the House aud was reported 10 the Sen
ate, where 10 has fair chance of pass
iGg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
mr. wiekes, Divorce.

CUcAco. February l5.-Mrs. Laura H.
Wickes obtained her decree OF divorce
from her husband, Thomas b. Wickes,
Vice President OF the Pullman Falace Car
Co.onanv IN Judee Tuthilrs court this al
tsr16on MIR. Wickes allowed the case 10
On Inv default. making no defense what
ever The complainant charges her hus-
band with extreme cruelty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
Charged with liquor selling.

Srs.ic. q e. k-0isss-
CrAFKsBURG, w. VA, February -.
On Wednesday ommissioner I. )
Spste> held Dock Cross TO await an In
d,ctment fo~ selling whisky before the
oext grand jury Of the United States
Cou.l Also Joseph Leiehey was ar
rsirued before him to-day on similar
charge, and will beEiyen a hearing
when the witnesses arrive.
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A New Name For II.

LEXINGTON, VA, February &c. NJ.
Figgatt, cashier of the Lexington Bank,
has left town suddenly, with accounts, it is
said. confused. 1t is understood the trou-
ole was caused by unfortunate private
sperulations of the funds of the bank.
Boudsmen will suffer the loss. The bank
is safe