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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
ACCUSED OF MURDER.
The Husband of a Woman Who Died I'm
der Very Suspicious Circumstances, in

The Husband of Woman Who Died Un-
der Very Suspicious circumstances, in
Jail
Special to the Register.
Charles Town. W. Va, May 9.-An-
drew Scott. colored 80 years old, was
arrested here this morning charged
with poisoning his wife. He was COM
milted TO Jail, and Coroner David How
ell took charge of the case. An in
0uest was begun. but the testimony
could not be completed, as there are
many witnesses, and the jury adjourn
ed until tomorrow. The testimony
developed that Scott and his wife were
married about four years ago. She Is
Young and rather pretty, and on ac-
count of his jealousy they have not
lived happily together and had fire.
went Quarrels. Yesterday morning
Scott attempted suicide by cutting his
throat with a razor, but only made
slight iucision. Later he went TO the
drug store of J. z. Bishop, and under
the name of Simpson purchased an
ounce of arsenic. He prepared dinner
and made a cup Of tea, into which 1t IS
ALLEGED he put arsenic for his wife, and
She drank it. Shortly afterward she be-
came sick and a physician was called,
who discovered that her symptoms IN
dicated arsenic poisoning. She was In
spasms during last night and died ear
lv this morning. Soon after her death
"a quantity of arsenic and partly char
red paper with Br. Bishops label on 1t
was found i'm the cooking stove. DR..
Van Perry stated she had died OF poison,
and Scott was arrested. An autopsy
will De held and the coroner's jury wild
report tomorrow. There is talk among
the colored people Of lynchng Scott TO-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movements of the
Boats and isoatmen.


Work was resumed yesterday on the
government dam at Merrilps Station,
near Beaver, Pa. a large force Of men
are at work.
The Ben HWr arrived yesterday at 2
n m. being about seven hours late.
She was aground at Hamilton's bar,
and was pulled off by the Scotia.
The Ironsides is laid up at Steuben-
Vile on account of low water.
To-days packets are the h. X. Bed
ford for Newport at a. m, the SEQ
rio for Cincinnati at a. m, the Lex
inqton for Matamoras at II a. m, the
Courier for Parkersburg at 1880 a. m,
and the Liberty for Clarington at 4
p. m. Dossou,
will stop OFF this trip and go TO his
bona at Marietta. Fred Stevens will
boid the stove down while he is off.
Orville Noll. OF Hannibal, has ac-
ooDted the position of cook at the Ho-
tei windsor. and will so to work Mon
day. r,
Parkersburg. w. Va, May S.-River
: feet 10 inches and falling; weather
fair and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
SOUTH CAROLINA'S REGISTRA-
TION LAW.

Columbia, S. c., May 3.-In the
United States Court to-day, before
Judge Gof, c. A. Douglass, of Wash
ington, commenced his argument in the
case to restrain the holding of a con-
stitutional convention in this State, on
the ground that the registration laws
of South Carolina are unconstitutional.
He aimed to prove that the effect Of
the registration law was to deprive
citizens of the right to vote, and said
that this unjust feature invalidated it.
Judge Goff is not expected to render
his decision under a week or two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04

Jackson, Miss, May 9.-Governor
Stone this evening gave to the Associ-
ated Press a letter addressed to him by
President Cleveland under the date of
April 26th. The President says:
Il have never ceased TO wonder why
the people of the South, furnishing so
largely, as they do, products which are
exported for gold, should be willing to
submit to the disadvantages and loss
of silver mOno-metallism and to con-
tent themselves with a deprecated and
fuctuating currency while permitting
others TO reap a profit from the trans
mutton of the prices of their produc-
tiOns from silver to gold. l hope our
Southern fellow citizens will be per-
mitted TO see the pitfall which is di-
rectly before them who madly rush
towards the phantom light of free, un-
limited and Independent silver coin
age. If we, who profess fealty to
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
are sincere in our devotion to its pTin-
cipleS, and if we are right in believing
that the ascendancy OF those princi-
pies is a guarantee Of personal liberty,
universal care for the rights Of all,
nOn-sectional American brotherhood,
and manly trust in American citizen
ship in all parts of our land we should
study the effects upon our party and
consequently upon our country of a
committal of the National Democracy
TO this silver apparition.
If there are Democrats who suppose
that our party can stand on the plat
form embOdying such doctrine, either
through its affirmative strength or
through the perpleXity of our opponents
on the same proposition, or if there ara
Democrats who are willing TO turn
their backs upon their party assOcia-
tions TO the hope that free and Un-
limited and independent coinage OF
silver can win a victory without the
aid Of either party organization, they
should deceive themselves no longer,
nor longer refuse 10 look in the face
the results that will follow the defeat,
if not the disintegration Of the Demo-
cratic party, upon the issue which
tempts them from their allegiance. If
we should be forced away from our ira
ditional doctrine of
SOUND AND SAFE MONEY,
our old antagonist will take the field
on the platform which we abandon; and
neither the votes of reckless Demo-
Gratis nor reckless Republicans will
avail to stay their easy march to
power This is as plain as anything
can possibly be.
1T, therefore, becomes the duty of
every Democrat wherever he may be,
to consider what such a victory would
mean, and in the light of a proper con-
ception of its results he should delib-
erately shape his course"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
THE RISE IN SHOES.
Manufacturers Declare 1t is Due solely To
the Cost of Leather and the Scarcity oil
Hides.

Manufacturers Declare 1t Is Due Solely TO
tbe Cost of Leather and the Scarcity Of
Hides.
Boston. Mass, May 3.-The contem-
plared advance in the price Of shoes
for the fall season, which was re
sult of a meeting of the manufactur-
ers i'm this city a few days ago, is ere
ating considerable dissatisfaction IN
shoe circles all over the country, es-
pecially is this the case where jobbers
and retailers have taken contracts re-
living upon the present prices as ba-
sis.
A representative of the Associated
Press visited some of the leading leath-
or firms in this city and a representa-
rive of the firm of Chase, Merritt x CO.
cave the following statement of the
.cause of the advance in the prices OF
shoes:
"The continued rise in the price of
leather which is caused by the lack Of
hides. is responsible solely for the
contemplated advance in the prices.
The shoe manufacturers to-day don't
want TO take orders; they simply de-
sire TO keep enough orders on hand
IN have their machinery running.
7bav have made concessions so long
tbot now they must stop it, and no
iobber or retailer can place orders
With q manufacturer to-day unless he
navs an advance Of 10 per cent per
pair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
OIL NEWS.

Another we'll will be drilled on the
Lewis Abbey farm, near Williamstown,
by Wilson Brothers, of GAINESVILLE.
The we'll will be drilled close to the
big Kate well which created great ex-
citement when it came in some time
ago, and the owners expect good re-
suits.
The '94 well on the Henderson
farm, near Williamstown, is quite a
freak, and its actions of late cannot
be accounted for by oil men. Every day
at exactly seventeen minutes past
twelve o'clock, the well Flows"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
THE INCOME TAX HEARING.

Washington, D. c., May 3.-There is
no doubt that the argument of the in
come tax cases in the Supreme Court
will begin next Monday. The matter
from the first has been contingent upon
the arrival of Justice Jackson from
Tennessee. To-day Chief Justice Full
Ter announced from the bench that JUS
tice Jackson was expected to be present
Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
A HORRIBLE DEATH

Cincinnati, o., May 3-Aaron Ly-
man, lineman, lost his footing and
fell on a live wire, the wire striking
his neck, severing the head and set
ting fire TO his clothing and body. The
wires were Immediately cut and the
burning body rescued. The remains
presented a horrid appearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
STREET RAILWAY INDICTED.

Brooklyn, May 3-.The grand jury
of Kings county brought in an indict-
ment to-day against the Brooklyn City
Railroad Co, alleging manslaughter in
the first degree in causing the death
of Mrs Mary Gallager, aged 63 years,
who was killed on March 26, last, by a
street car while she was on her way to
church. The Offense with which the
railroad is charged is punishable by a
tne OF $4,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
THE PRESIDENT pr :
A Letter to Governor Stone, Of Mis-
SisSippi, on Finance.

He Cannot Conceive Why the Peo-
pie Of the South, Whose Interests
Are All Against Any Sort of I'm
sound or Fluctuating Currency,
Should Favor the Free and Inde-
pendent Coinage of Silver-The
Life and Hope Of the Democratic
Party Rests Upon the Maintain
ing of Sound Money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Special 10 the Register.
Huntington, w. Va, May 9.-Last
night near Rock Camp, Ohio. fifteen
miles north. Ham Bazzill, 7. J. Bold
man and Chiffon Woods, were fishing in
Svmm's Creek. A storm arose and
they took shelter under a tree. Light
ming struck the tree and all we're IN
stantly killed. All leave families.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04

only nine cents to be overcome. Some
are hopeful of a compromise at 90
cents.
FURNACEMEN ADVANCED.
Youngstown, o., May 3.-Notices
We're posted at all the furnaces in the
MahOning and Shenango Valleys to-
day of an advance IN wages from 10 to
20 cents per day.
MOLDERS GET THEIR ADVANCE.
Cleveland O., May 3.-The mOlders'
strike came TO an end to-day, every
shop in the city having finally con-
Ceded the advance.
OIL SUPPLY CUT OFF.
Cleveland o., May 3.-The Standard
Oil Co. to-day served notice on a num-
Der Of local factories that it could no
longer furnish them with oil for fuel.
TURNEY Is GOVERNOR.
Nashville, Tenn, May 3.-The Leg
islatTe declares Turney, Democrat,
elected Governor. Majority, 10 on
Joint ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
PRICE WILL BE HANGED.

Denton, Nd, May 3.-Marshal z.
Price, the condemned murderer Of Miss
Dean, was sentenced dhis morning to
be hanged. Gov. Brown will name the
date of execution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
PEACE TREAY RATIFIED.

The Emperor of China Gives His Assent.
aud Ii Hung Chang Has Gone to Che
Foo TO Exchange Ratifcations
London. May 3.-The Times has a
despatch from Shanghai stating that
the Emperor Of China ratified the
treaty Of peace with Japan yesterday
and that Ii Hung Chaus VIII at once
proceed to Che-Foo to exchange ratif-
cations with the Japanese representa-
tiVeS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
BAIL FOR OSCAR WILDE.

London, May 3.-Upon application Of
counsel for Oscar Wilde. the judge to-
day decided to admit the prisoner to
bail. The amount will be fixed to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04

..- rr May 3.-TO-mOrrOw
... r..rars i'm the Keystone
mills viii 90 on strike
.....r u divers Tenth street
.. Clinton mill the men
morrow or Monday
Duddiers Gt the Black
KS have also agreed to
.g the week. AT Moore
burg mill, the firm is
a8l brand Of skelp iron
pays it's puddlers 81, but
nary work the nOn-union
Ss25 TO $3.50 is paid. Thei
are idle now and it Is
e men win not 80 back
.n the union rate. The
md Sligo mills are already
. total number of strikers by
wild he $500.
E..Igamated Association Is
ra strike. All of the mills
PM. now uon-uniOn. Under
rf that organization, men
r u0u-union mills cannot be
a.r as fast as they strike
union scale they viii he or
into Amalgamated lodges.
- sligo strikers were organized
is the understanding that
r U.s. the present stocks are
- tle fnishers are to join
- There are 5000 finish
Although the Amalgamated officials
there is great authority for
. -rt that the Amalgamated
about the puddlers' strike
- pursuance of q contract with the
md Mahoning furnacemen.
t the scale for 81 with the
1g that the Amalgamated
bring pudding mp to that hg-
- sburg. A gentleman ~who
the conference makes this
rar feature of this strike
@ M Amalgamated has prom
.. strikers strike benefits.
they are not yet members OF
..U.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
rL1.F7S Want MORE.
Hundred NOn-UniOn Men
he PittSburg District

-..0-- for Four Dollars a Ton
.v-The Amalgamated
ION Sack of the Demand.
1 be in Pursuance of an
t made with the Shen-
-. NahOuing Manufactu-
coal Strike Situation.
- Labor and Industrial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
IHE TERRIBLE TNISTER.
Indefinite Reports Tell Of Frightful
Ruin Wrought by the Wind.

Over a Hundred Persons Supposed
tc be Killed in a small Strip Of
Territory in Iowa, Near Sioux
City-Two Towns Laid in Ruins
and Many People Killed-Only
Meagre Reports Can be Had on
Account Of the Wires Being Down
and Travel Interrupted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
IAPAN WILL COMPLY.

Paris. May 3.-The Journal Des De
bats learns from authentic sources that
Tapan has decided to abandon her de-
mand for territory on the Lilo Tung
peninsula except Port Arthur, in re-
turn for compensation elsewhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
HELPING NICARAGUA.
Her Sister Republic Tenders Hen
Substantial Support.

Salvador Has Offered to Guarantee
the Payment Of the British Claim.
England's Attitude May Hasten
the Projected Central American
Confederation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04

JaIee rsol-rr Direct, Marshal Garden TO
True.0 He Nor.o.k and Western Rail-
road.
S.. .a Register
Charleston. w. ~. Way S.-Judge
Jackson 0 -ha rr-eI States Court
1r lr.r#. r injunction restrain
r tho striking r0a, miners in the
I Top region from interfering with
.r-..a commerce or the transp0r-
r-.r o.. rrraI States mails. The
.--.-r - the injunction was
r - Norfolk and Western
E E-7I Company through it's attor-
s John II HOLT They fear vio-
.a .r -.. part NJ the strikers. uni
States. Marshal A. j. Garden has
c .. .E The court TO dispatch
deputies to the Flat Top
. ..edience TO the in
...I -.N.HS WILL NOT STRIKE.
.'-r. .. T-r 3.-The miners
.. secret .o-night and 10
..sr-. VIII submit a PROPOSE
.-..+
-Au "5leg..i,.'l 5.,...,,i. 'lD
s T. Ielul. national pres
2 United A.ue Workers, was
- .a thought there
strike .u Ohio.
.. . think there will be a
-.s. ....fr.- ps,7a ..rbe min
rk Nav 1 Dendirr o.
ls.e- srsnarsfo1 will DE
-as-,s0t is nor reach
rea Tt will not last
Wi. r-55s5.y be- called @ soon
is made now"
lHrI MINERS STuIAT WORK
q-,n is oniet in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
,,.1r1 prrAIN Is TNDFPFNDENCE

Will, RETAIN ITS INDEPENDENCE
chicago. May S.-By a decisive vote
the BOARD of Directors Of the McCOr-
mick Seminary have rejected the pro
nosition of the Presbyterian General
Assembly for a surrender Of the prop
erty and control Of the seminary. Near
lv am of the forty directors were in at
tendance when the vote was taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
THE WEATHER.

Washington, D. c., May 3.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania:
Fair; southerly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
WILL MEET IN BALTIMORE

Nashville, Ten, May 3.-Baltimore 3.
has been selected as the next place OF
meeting of the General Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
THE SECRETARY VERY ILL
Washington, May 3.-SecretaTy
Gresham passed a restless night and
to-day is much prostrated as the re-
suit of the severe pain he has exper-
fenced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
CITY HEALTH MATTERS.

The Council Committee on Health
met yesterday afternoon and recon-
mended for payment bills aggregaring
s23469. The Health Officer reported
at length upon the smallpox situation,
saying all the cases were progressing
satisfactorily save the last patient
taken to the pest house, Mr.. Davis This
patient died last night. 1t is likely,
in the opinion of the Health Officer,
that there will be a total of seven or
eight cases at the Snyder house, on
Eighteenth street, all of the residents
there showing preliminary symptoms
of the disease, with perhaps one ex-
ception. The enlargement of the ac-
commodations at the pest house was
discussed, but nothing definite was
done. There are no new cases outside
the SNYDER hOuSe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04

Yesterday afternoon he,funeral of
Mrs. Radcliff, Of South Jacob street,
who died on Wednesday, took place
from the family residence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
..-.. -NAIORS' OFFER

Is -7-+-r o Nav 3.-Tta opera-
,.s.s -ec-ded 20 offer ,fs yuiners
'N-S a 0iIerellee Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
- INCHANcrn

". Va. May 3.-The situa-
changed. All is order
w. pc q mass meeting at
H. ON Sunday. when
viii De taken 10 force
Jo join the strike.
miners continue to go
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04

| only nine cents to be overcome. Some
/ are hopeful of a compromise at 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04

Judge jackson Direct. Marshal Garden 10
Irme.. le No-.o.A and Western Rail-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
lnn.Ir - III. MoNaOY cRrEp

A rash Now York interviewer who
asked Mr. tuol.U whI iHu7y.nE i1r hI4
able services Zoo tho iWdHw auIt was
politely u.turm'v requested .H mind h.s
own busluo,H. Boston HguH,
The ,lms r.1Io.;, % % NUul only
do some god, might uf4lliaUly be
mrlo 90 many other fa5h AMI impor.
uasu, young sariuus, WIN apn.ar to
think idoy nnvea tlfhi to ply iutl q
tuH,noss msr'srr.vaienI uf,ssI eciaily
q huuss Ju.t returned tom % Journey,
ani puulsh In tue payer which hires
them wuHtovat Information they can
get from him, ~ his iiIruIs, ct Out Of
theft ovu fhaIlow imnginati0u-. The
imIu lrucs VI such Proceedings is only
tqualri by the real injury ttqIoutIy
rcwluns tom taom; aud ,hutlpnrcsi
thing u oil lie ihst sIrn exhibitions OF
The Juvenile development Of check arc
gluriuIy verified a. sure tyi.
ieuccs Of untcrpfi'd a busiausi
man ras some Rights 20 rfi'
| vA'0 EuuWl'IEo ana i'tA9uhl oIel"
tlous which ovBn y rUVsphpci
nam T. bauni to re1pec'; ami when
no signifies ihat Ia private matter,
even though II mag'pb'scs public In
tsrstl, he has nothing at pIul-nt 10
impirl iof publication, he ought not it
DO compelled 10 endure org Iish oi
mind lelt some lmpofluaalo and Ire
sp5nslUlo scr.h1ler Is gIng % quite
him uulruthully or cllIsn. from other
sources, and print, a ma's % iumIu
that spoil hiBh1pcs anI cImgIiua,u the
plans Of his bu'lnss, a's1cia,s'. \
little lgss "onletprise" and LITTLE NOR.
clmmpu sou.s are ofyiug roporIorial
needs In this part Of the country lus
1 NOW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

By reason Of tho staiI hablls Of tho
Engilsh people, that country Hbs bosn
one Of won Iog'u. success In almost all
forms u cooperative or combined
EFFORT, Locality Is very largely dc.
yelapeI, sJ thousands 1.-Two just where
their Rtnori d,i, or where their labor
&C.. Thrfo Is bu, lit,le Opposition 10
move or change even 10, possible Id
vautag0s or speculative conditions.
Notwithstanding s5mO habits which
ago everywhere deprecated, slnh 10 ihe
ciusuup,lou Of besr OF liquor, there Ia
grea. deal OF saving tariff iu the
mass-s, From exterior circumstances
operating now iog many years they
1.-Two better than formerly arc hetlCr
housed, aud better clad, have provided
i4r hem similarly appliances Include
iug water RuI gus, which have been
aids uul mgianls IN occurring other
com'orl of furniture aud home
appointments, which all Indicate tue
steady plvA 4cemout Of tue arllBan
class, the workers IN fao.o,los, AMI Ia
iaAuvuclag moasunb'y the utal
Ygpulalln, who bglns isols!ol are the
last % move iu this direction,
The a,aU.rhm5Gt Of savings banks
ly the government In all It, p0a,onicgs
has hat u wonderfully saiulAgy effect,
nd tue s.a.s,ICs o. delg8ta nggregat.
iug some millions sto:Iius, ah " out in
uGqu sy9loI ngI.es this spisi, OF
'hTii. which generally OvorshrdowUd
by the c,yulu 50 omin0usly p1laied out
ma the sou.Ruonal pictures Of "DarGcs.
England"
with a treming population approach
| tug th,Hy,aye niilll0n5 on Nv small {
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
OYSTERS OUr 81 sEAsOy.


The practical iutsros. which that
eminent rsfgrmot NJ Theodore
Roosevelt, takes la the operations Of
Tue New York police, has been exon
plifsd 10 msuy ways. not long ago he
sailed out about two o'clock In tho
morning ana startled TOW slumbof-
log officers who al ilnsl we're inclined
to bo pnappy with MIN Tor disturbing
ihcit rest aud rebuki1g their slo,hful.
nrsf, anu Whose threat to "run him 10,
aos2D was only abandoned whrn they
discovered who he was. rhL little
experience, It now apposr', In, mother
satisfied Ihsm nor hini, TOT o. = lato
hour few nights ago no yeu,utcd
forth from hi, virtuous couch
once more on Investigation bent.
Ne an entire stranger he CT
tered q little oyster saloon,
found a ralrolman at tue counter eat
ing nya,or', and asked the policeman
why he waa oil his brA2 Tho succeed
ing conversation 10 thus narrated:
"what the blank Ia It to your" said tn,
| policeman.
"Yo., you got good noryo, put Ia
| tho man behind tho counter, "comiu' 10
| here and inicrfcrin' with nu oficor."
81 am Commissioner Roosevelt" said
| tho iuiCriorCr calmly.
"Nof, You are" said tho patrnlman
/ reaching fDr the vinegar bottle. "NOu'r,
| Grover Cleveland and Mayor Strong In
| bunch, you arc. Move ON now or"
Hut lt was Commissioner Roosevelt
! sure enough, aud tho patrolmgu has bc0i
/ ordered up To explain things,
Il 10 by no means the nnt time tn
active nsw ofii5lal has detected dors
fiction In tho force, ana In time h
may be expected TO effect complst,
aud aAlutafy revolution In ils habits
Tho present incident, however, de
serves notice On another Gcc5unG II
fresh ana glowing Instance OF tn
imptopristy aud danger Of sAtirg oys
tors ia June or any time out Of season
even 10 irou-clad policemen.