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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
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The Worst Not Ovsr-If Lsvees RFeak
Above New Orleans the RssultW bo
DiSaAtrOat.
WASHINGTON. March s,-Prof.
Willis L. Moore. chief OF the weather bu-
reau. to-day issued the following hulle-
bulletin;
The crest Of the Hood wave lS stu at
Cairo, which shows stationary gauge
reading SIC feet for the past four days,
There Is great danger yet TO come from
the flood in the region uf Helena, south
ward 30 New Orleans.
The river viii continue to rise for at
least ten days In the region from Helena
southwark TO YlckSburg and to rise dur
Ing longer period from Nicksburg
southward.
II no break occurs before levees Will be
subject to the greatest strain about April
10th, In southeast Arkansas, western
Mississippi and In Louisiana. Should
tho leveeS break the result will be one OF
the most disastrous Hoods ever known,
Weather conditions now indicate addl.
tlonal heavy rainfall IN the middle and
lower Mississippi valleys which Will ma
terially intensity tho flood conditions.
Those living IN districts overfowed In
former years should be on the safe side
aud transfer stock and movable property
TO places Of known safety while there Is
vet time, WILLIS L, MOORE,
Chief OF Bureau.
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IMPORTANT PLACES
wnI be FtiIsd To-day By the Prudent.
The German EmbaESye

wnI be FiIisd To-day by the President.
The German EmbRSsy
WASHINGTON. D. c., March 81
The Pos, tomorrow will say:
A number Of important nominations
viii be sent to the senate to-day, unless
something unforeseen occurs.
while the Presidents selections for
several offiees are not definitely known.
it is believed that they win include the
following:
Pennsylvania, second assistant post
master general.
2ir. Baxter, OF Eimira, n. Y. third
assistant postmaster general.
Thomas Ryan, OF Kansas, hrSt as
slstant secretary Of The interior.
o. L. spaulding, Of Michigan, first as
slstant secretary OF the treasury,
Ex.Presldent Andrew d. White, OF
Cornell, has, It is said, been rendered
the German embassy and accepted y
Mr. ChRrlemagne Tower, Of Phlladel-
phin, who was originally named for the
German embassy, viii probably be MIN
later TO Austria. and eX- Representative
Draper. OF Massachusetts, ambassador
ES-RepresentAtive f. II. Colger, OF
Iowa, minister to Brazil; Franklin Fort,
or New JerEey, solicitor general; BenJa-
min Butterworlh OF Ohio. commissioner
Of patents. are also understood to be
-, tha 1tat
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com pYN0CRATs
WIN Receive FaIr Recognition From thS
AamInIatTatioR.

VIII Receive Fair HeeOSuttton From Lho
AamInIatTatiOu.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March "a.
No man recognizes more cheertully
than does President Mckinley the ser-
vices rendered the Republicans last fall
by the gold Democrats, and. according
~, President Mckinley II very willing
that those gold Democrats. who now
claim payment for what they asserted
last fail Was done by them purely from
principle. shalt be adequately reward
ed. One Of the flrSt payments TO be
made to the gold Democrats will be the
retention In ofilcs for an indefinite Pc
Rod Of Mr.. Claude Johnson, the super
intendent Of the bureau Of printing and
engraving. Mr.. Cleveland's order OF
May G, 1886, placed this once in the
classified seFvic1. The position Is how.
ever. RB totally independent ot actual
control by the treasury department as
Is the commissioner os pensions inde-
pendent OF the secretary Of the interior,
10 whose department he Is nonlinally
assigned. AceorlIngly. after Mr.. john
son has been permitted 70 remain for a
year or two longer, the ONCE VIII, BY
executive order. be exempted from the
ClllAiueu leENlGGa AuQkuGE k0AA
Democrat who Is to be rewarded Is VIII
Forman, of Illinois. Mr.. Forman ran
on the Democratlc gold ticket for gov
ernor Of Illinois for the purpose Of draw
INK away from Altgeld suflclent Demo-
cratic votes TO elect Tanner, the Repu6-
lIcnn candidate. AIr. Cleveland reward
cd him by appointing him commissioners
OF internal revenue, after Mr.. Miller re-
signed. It 3 the plan to make Mr. For
man treasurer Of the United States for
4 time, He cannot be permanently re-
tained In his present office, because
that place was promised to National
Committeeman Scott, OF West Virginia.
But in local ofElces the gold Democrats
win not obtain much recognition. In
the case Of Maryland, the gold Demo
Gratis WIN obtain all that Is intended TO
be given them by the retention In once
for q time OF United States District At
torney M0rbuFy. Mr., CoWen and Sena-
tor WELLINGTON have had several confer.
encea, the result Of which Is that Mr..
wellington has been cooperating very
heartily with Mr. CoWen In working for
the appointment OF Mr.. s. B. HeEe, the
washington representative Of the Bal.
timore & Ohio Railroad Company as
commissioner Of railroads, and that Mr..
Mckinley will not be asked to noulinnte
q successor to Mr.. Marbury for several
months
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OvERooNE BY cas-
Two Men NVhIIs Intoxieatod ASphy1iltSd
q, THAR FlO0nl.

Two Men NVhIIs Intoxieated ASphy1ihted
In Their ROonl.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March SS-Hafrg,
OMEN Is dead ana Joseph Marker VIII
die before morning, as che result oe
asphyxiation BY Illuminating gas In
their room at the Oxford House on
Second Avenue. Both men came here
from Fayette City, on Saturday even
ing, aud took q room at the Oxford,
and later went to 4 resort on Third
avenue, where they spent the night
until about O'clock Upon their rss
turn to the hotel both were somewhat
Intoxicated. and It Is supposed tnae
through careleSSness the gas was bloWn
out instead OF being turned Oh.
When the room was broken Into thss
evening the gas was turned on tnu
head, OyNell who Is q son OF lanle9
O'NeIl, one OF the propfietors ot the
Fayette City coal works, was DEAD
when found. His features were horribly
distorted and he had lacetated his
hand badly With his teeth, evident " "a
MS death struggle. Marker, = coal r,i-
ner, was lying on another bed, wftthins
ana EnspinH for breath, blue In the tlse
and, though alive, scarcely less terrible
10 look at than his companion. t5e
was at once taken to the Homeop lShie
hospital nearby. The physicians letel
Tonight say he Is sinking raplaty.
and cannot possibly recover.
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TIIREE MORE DAYS

Ahd ihe Hetllg will DeEln % tile Z aettit
-ptn,eSfallo Taeity1 q Delay tile
PssiaEs.
WASHINGTON .. O., March ~
THREE more days viii aee the end Of the
struggle over the pingley tariti blil In
the house Ths bll viii be open Of
rnendmouE unliI O'Clock on wednes.
day, when the debate will close with a
two hour display Of oratory. The vot-
Ing Will begin at O'Clock on that days,
SO far aS known there viii be no break
In The Republican ranks, but II least
four % the Democrats vim brave the
party whip and cart their vOteS for the
bill THREE from Louisiana and one frqm
TlIak Thtfe b also = probability that
one PopuliSt and one sllverite will vote
Tor this protective measure
Alr, DlngleF who has engineered the
bill through the eddlas Of debate With
great skin, will devote his energies 20
pressing the confederation OF the bill
forward with che utmost expedition in
order to complete Il before the vote 10
taken. But the Democrats are pursuing
q course which has thus far rendered
progress extremely dihlcnlt But f0pF-
teen OF the one hundred and slxty.tWo
pages OF the bill were dlAposed OF IN the
two days Of last week. At this rate lt
would require twentygona days for the
house, sitting seven honra q day, to
complete the consideration OF the blu
under the ave minute rule. II she
present tactics Of the opposition are
perfisted n. L n NOT improbable that
night sessions will be held tomorrow
ard Tuesday. The policy OF the Demo
Gratis thus far has been TO attack every
Item and make II the text tor general
aasaults on the bill Il Is understood
that they will make 4 particularly
strong stand against the steel and SUI
gar SeheduleA They DO not hope 20 &C.
compllSh anything, however. In the way
OF amendment They have made trusts
the keystone OF theis opposition up 70
this time aud the only thing which
they really believe they can accomplish
10 secure record vote Of amendments
such aS was offered on Friday, proVid-
Ing for the suspension Of the duty on
any article controlled by Z trust or
combination. They propose to do this.
70 possible. By 4 motion 70 reeommit
With Instructions after the bill u re-
ported from the committee on the
whole. There 1eeml to be question.
entertained under the special order nm.
der which the house q operating.
The fact that the reading OF the blu
may mot be completed under the 1--WE
minute rule viii In no wise interfere
with the power Of the ways and means
committee 70 perfect L. Their amend.
ments are IN order 70 any part Of the
bill at any Ilme. and when Il becomes
apparent that the blu cannot be COM
pieted. Sir. DIngleY can assume charge
and clear up all the amendments ho
desires 70 oiier.
After the tariR bill Is passed on
wednesday, the house probably VIII
adjourn three days at time until the
appropriation bins are returned to IL
Il they are amended BY the senate. the
house probably viii accept the oppor-
tunity offered for talking and - no
injury can be done II Is likely that the
leaders will Indulge the EneG1beEa 20
some extent In this fegard
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Ia the Benais.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March a.
The senate win devote It's energies lhis
WeeIcto the arbitration treaty, with the
vague hope on the part OF some Of the
fFinds Of that instrument OF securing q
anal vote on Friday or Saturday. The
senate will: early tomorrow, 30 Into
executive session TO consider the treaty
" no Unforeseen circumstance prevents
and thus AFFORD ample dime to complete
all speeches by "Wednesday, when the
VotingNis to begin on the miscellaneous
amendments. T;ie consideration o;
amendments is to continue Thursday
provided new ones are offered 1ste:
Wednesdays proceedlhEs Later Khan
that day the senate procedure " mol
clear. Consent to naming = date for
the vote on the treaty itself u sill
withheld and win not be given uHlil az
ter the tate Of the amendments Become
known. Il y BtrmiHed that u the Shll-
ton amendment should be accepted, the
debate on the treaty would soon come
10 q conclusion, but that lt u should pc
beaten the subsequent discussion would
be Of Indefinite duration.
The appropriation bills are expected
10 be reported TO the senate after the
meeting OF the COMMITTEES on Npproprta-
tons Tuesday, but they Will not be ta-
ken up In the senate until the treaty g
disposed OF The bankruptcy bill VIII
also Yield precedence to press for at
tentiou, and may reaeha climax during
the week. The tariff bin will reach
the senate late in the week, and be re-
ferred to the committee which, hoWey'
eF. already has the various schedules
ttHdny. confederation,
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NO AGREEMENT

AmDhg tho West YiFElniG Dtlsgatloh re-
snTilng the 'sPaFeolllng Out OfOGlets,p
NotVtthltahalhg Falo Publications.
Capt. poVsneEss Berns with PoPaliSt
Mccormick.
Special Dispatch 70 the IhtGlISeneeF.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2S.-It
IS perhaps necessary TO again state that
the West virginia delegation Ia Con.
gress has NOT agreed upon the federal
appointments IN the state and have
done 90 '.pareelltng out Of oaiees, Il
Is the request Of several in the deleEa-
tlon. also, for the IntelllEeneef % state
that there Is no Significance attaching
70 any meeting Of the members that
may be held either At the residence Of
Senator ElkIns. or elsewhere. Such COM
fereDces have been frequent. they say,
and Il d0es not occur TO either OF them
that there Is anything remarkable
about thar, or the additional circum.
stance that an OCCASIONAL Rapirant for
an appointment comes this way.
Some sensational statements have
oeen sent out concerning the affair be-
tween Congressman DoVeuof aud Con-
Bressman &cC9rmict. which happened
on the fioor Of the house q day or two
ago. Il was not much Of q scene and
called for nothing more than passing
comment, but Il exhibited Captain Dow
ener's pluck, nevertheless. OR, McCor-
mick. 4 Populist from Kansas. who Is
nearly tUice the size OF Captain Dove
ner, physically, was either not paying
attention, or was out OF the chamber
when Q vote was taken. and AZ the cons
clusion OF the roll cali appeared, and
demanded the right to 30 on record.
Upon hearing q statement OF his case
made by this new PopullSt Afr, Dove
neF mildly expressed the opinion that
he was not entitled 10 vote.
Mccormick turned Rngrily about and
requested the West YIEginlan to attend
70 his own business.
Captain DoreneF was lncenEed at the
PopuliStic demeanor and retorted, With
an uncompllmentaFT remark, and the
Popullst thought he was big enough 20
frlghten his RdVeEBaFT, and made ,
threat. Captain DoVener Immediately
Informed him that he was not afraid of
him then, or any time, there or else
where. Friends interpo0ed at this juno
turs and The Incident closed.
Auditor IA Toilette and Hon. John
3. Floyd, Of Charleston. arrived here
this morning. Me8SrB, Elliott N0rthcot
and Samuel B, Matthews, Of Hunting
ton: Hon. George W. ChilderS, Of Bar
louisville, and Colonel g. 3. Gibbons,
OF ParkerSburg, who have been IN the
city since Friday, iett for their homes
last night.
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EIEyAToR TRUST
A Bufrolo viii Collapse as TeauIt Ol
Campetitlon,

a. RufolO will Collapse as IteanIt Of
Competition.
CHICAGO. March 3. THE Tribune to-
morrow will publish story to the efteet
that the Elevator Trust" at Buffalo, Is
soon to collapse as the result Of an inva-
sion of the field by Chicago elevator
firms. The rivals to the present elevator
system are given as Armour & Co., and
Bartlett, Frazer & Co.
The Tribune story concludes;
''The elevators which the Chicago peo-
pie are constructing are but a part Of the
far-rcachIaE plans to preserve to Chica.
10 and other lake ports their old-time
supremacy in handling the grain Of tho
west. The next move will be to enter the
port OF New York. II will be made by
tho time the great steel elevator at Buf.
faIo II ready for business, Instead Of
grain being sold IN Chicago for delivery
al Buffalo or Erie, i will be sold for de-
livery ut the port OF New York. Coun-
salrnnn 4 Co.. are reported TO have made
the same arrangements for the handling
Of their grain by the way Of Erie and
have leased the Pennsylvania elevator
NJ Iargey City"
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ROBBED GsD TURD1REn
Arrest ef Para or . GanE-ons oe ne
Men COnfsASeS.

AAANN4e - = = -
Men COnfSlSeS.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, March ~
For some time Il has been suspected
thatanorgani1sd band Of murderorsand
robbers have bean operating near Alont-
gumery. Several persons have myste-
riously disappeared, and numerous
robberIes psrpetrated, but until recent
~ there has been no clue 70 the Grim
inalS
Last week Wiley Lewis, eoloted, while,
intoxicated, bOlSted that he knew
something OF the dls0ppeRF1ncol, and
Rnld proof OF his statement could ba'
found in the abandoned Straughan
mine. He was arrested and made =
further confession, but escaped Friday
morning, and has not been rearrested.
The mine iS being searched, and some
clothing, Q hat penetrated by = bullet
and q body believed to be that Of
Charles Gibson, who disappeared about
q year ago, were found to-day. Clark
Lewis, Albert Lewis. John Hudson,
WlIburt Straughter and Manfred Nell
SON have been arrested, and stEa9En ntet
has confessed to the murder OF gibson
and several other murders and robbers
les. duplicating others not yet arrested,
John Cochran. who disappeared dur
ing the holidays. is mentioned as one
% the victims. Excitement IS intense,
and lynching Is talked Of,
OF the parties arrested, two are Whlta
and three eolored. Two Of them have
only one leg apiece. The old Sraughan
mine Il about one mile above town. ana
has NOT been worked for several years,
Il seems that the gang have made te
their rendezvous for some time. Some
distance back the roof has fallen n and
Il was behind this debris that the BODY
was found The work Of removing the
fallen rocks and dirt Is being continued
and It Is believed further mysteries Wtt
be revealed.
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sROT mn HUSBAND
Bu, 81. Claim. that 1t va, D,plorasls
Accident,

Bat She Claims that was = aDtploEahle
Accident,
WEST NEWTON Pa. March b.
AIra Richard Mccullough Is under, ar
rest at Taylorstown, three miles north
OF this place, for the fatal shooting OF
her husband. MccuIlough Is q night
engineer at the Ellsworth mines, and
shortly after als return home nom
work this morning, the accident or.
murder, took place. MrS Eccullough'a
story Il that her husband was cleaning
his revolver and complained that L
would not work right. She asked 10
see Il, and while handling the weapon
It was accidentally discharged, sendlng
q bullet clear through her hnshand's
head.
Neighbors who heard the shot came
running TO the house. and were told the
story as above, but the report that afrs.
MCCULLOUGH had killed her husband
travelled rapidly and much e1cltement
followed. The woman was QrreStedi to
await developments, Mccullough, who
was Unconscious, was sent 70 the We9e
Penn hospital at Pittsburgh, where h9
died this evening without having re-
covered Buflclently to make q stata-
ment. AIRS. Mccullough ID twentystour
years old and her husband was twenty
AHRa LAt
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ARMs FOR CUBA
An Expedition Landed which the Cubans
WIN Welcome.

An Expedition Landed which the CHbNns
WIN Welcome.
( WASHINGTON, March ss.-senOr
ouesada, of the Cuban legation, to-day
stated that he had received official notlii-
cation OF the landing OF u flllbusterinE
party on Cuban soil, Tho expedition
was under the command Of General Car
los Roloif. senor ouesada said that
with General Ruloft was party Of tifty
men, many OF whom served In the ten
year war, The cargo consisted Of 5000
rifles OF Improved pattern, 100000 Cart
ridges, one Coli machine gun, one dyna-
mite gun. two twelve FOUNDERS md four
IONS of dynamite and bombs, Il was
landed at Banes.
In the party were DR.. Adoltn Brunet,
lose Mnrtl. son OF General Martl; Major
Cagtroberde, Arostegul, and AltonEo.
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WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Many np'
pifcatldnS have been received Tor ap-
DoIntrnent as chairman OF the Chlcka-
inauEa Park Commission In place OF
General Fullerton. deceased. The cons
mission being in the classified service
ihis vacancy can be filled only BY trans.
Ter from similar duties within the war
department; or through q cooperative
exSmlnation under tho civil service com-
mission. The law establlshinE the park
confines appointments TO chose who par
tlulpaled 10 the battle Of ChlcamauEa Of
CyhaftannoRn
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red IN the Issaquana district, but edn-
iiFInatlon has not been rseaiVod. Thb
only polut along the MlBStsippl lino To-
night Hari0uSly threl ltened q LongWo0d.
fifteen miles south OF GraenVille, the
Situation theTO being c0nlideFod VoEY
serious and the water q reported runs
ming over the top IN several pIaces and
there are several bad ulougha-
An watching and WOEkInE.
1fEAPH1s, Tenn. March IA spss
clal to the Commercial Appeal from
GFeeuvt1le Miss. aays; The gauge readn
lGe. q rise Of four-tenths within tho
past tWenty-fopF houT4
The weather Is warmer and partly
cloudy. Sunday, a. L q. every hour
has been utilized BY labor on the leVeol.
No tina q being lost while the weather
remains good. Soma may Be prOytnG.
but an realise the tact that they must
watch and work - well a8 pray. Near
ly one thousand men are ct work upon
the levees Of the ten miles eoverinG
Greenvlrle front. An army Of tve hun
dred new l0boreFB froSh from the plans
tAti0nB win arrive here tomorrow.
Everything Is intact tonight
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CoRsIcANIA, Texas, March r.
News has been received here tonight
from Calvert. Texas. that a terriae tor
nado visited that place this evening and
buildings, blowing houses from Off their
foundations, etc, The Information
came 20 Mayor whIte6ell. who was re-
Quested to send timers and llnemen to
repair the damage done,
Later details Of the storm show that
the loss to property win reach Into the
thousands Many fine dwellings were
denoolIshed,
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cLEBURNE. Texas. March 2&-No
trains from The south or east on .ae-
count Of washouts have arrived here to.
day. Rain has fallen in torrents al
day and all streams are swollen. It Il
authOTitAtively stated that twenty
thousand feet Of track Is gone at Val-
ley Mills, two bridges gone at kopperl,
one AZ Blum, one 1t Morgan, one south
OF AlvRFado and quite o lot OF track be-
tween here and Alvarldo, and q great
number OF small bridges
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IN. Prineo ArrIves a. Yolo.

ATHENS, March 2s.-The Crown
Prince Constantln has arrived at Yoio.
During the passage OF the canal Egripos,
Prince George went on board and bade
his brother touching adieG.
The ministers OF the powers held q
conference to-day and It iB stated, drew
up tie terms Of q collective note to the
Greek government requesting that the
Greek troops be recalled from the from
tler. II u undeTAlod that q similar note
will be presented 70 the porte, and that II
either power. refuses. Its principal ports
will Be blocItaded.
A meeting Of the Cretan deiegates Will
be held shortly At Athens to draft reply
to the admIFals' proclamation Of auto
nOlly,
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vIcRsBuRG. Miss. March sS,-Thc
has been one Of Increased anxiety for
those depending upon and protected by
tho levceS,
The river at Vlcksburg has risen ave.
tenths since last evening and Is now 4SB
six inches below the highest water since
1862. The most that can be SAID y that
the levecS are being held on bOth EiIes nl
the river liticr circumstances a little
abort Of desperate,
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LGURADA ARRIVES
af,,r Anoth.r Saec.ssral TrIp to the Gu
han Island.

ANNEE ANA0AAANN sFWNsN---'-'
ban Island.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2S.-The ia
nous AlibusterinE steamer Laurnda
arrived In the Delaware last night after
having successfully landed the most linz
portant expedition yet sent from this
country to Cuba, and Tonight u an
ohored in the river below Wilmington.
II was shortly after dusk when she
Siipped pnst the United States revenue
cutter Hamilton, and Immediately dis
q aopeared IN the darkness uD the bay.
The Hamilton had been watching Mt the
breakwater for some time for the slip
pcry fiiibusterer, and shortly after tho
LnIlrlda had passed In she got under
way ana tonight Is of Lewis, Del.
Hone for tliG LnurndR's safety has
been practically abandoned by all OK.
cent those connected with the Cuban
tunta.
Tho expedition was In charge OF Gen
Carlos RolOfT, the lnHurgent minister Of
war. There were forty othera on tho
i,nurRdn when SHE left, and In her hold
were slowed 1000 rifles, 100000 roundh
OF ammunition, % tons OF stick dyHa.
mite and large supply Of food and
medicine,
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coSsTANTfNoPLE, March 2S.-oR-
Ing TO fears OF further disturbances in the
villayet Of sivas, United States Minister
Terrell has asked the porte 20 resume
the military guards at the residences Of
the American missionaries. There IL a
feeling Of uneasIness here because OF the
rumor that the ArmcnlRns who particle
pated IN the attack on the Imperial Otto
man bank have returned 10 the city.