Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 May 1895 — Page 1

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HKKKNCASTI.K INDIANA. .MONDAY MAY 20. 1895.

TEN CENTS PER WEEK. NO. I|

A limill'S Mi

Mail budgets to

fcuose an»i lorean Legations.

VBnuon oi saunu moneym s to oe tieid on the afternoon of hD arrival. Saturday afternoon he will make un address I at Bowling t fieeu. Ky., anti will then

! go ilirect to Louisville. He will remain

Japanese. «• -'Hms Vl. VWW hjr a Most

I that day. His return to Washington will be made the Wednesday alter.

tiASEBALL.

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Violent t’ontlagnition.

T HAS BEEN RESTORED.

Duly M«l«> Chtlvt of the White House. Washington, May JO.—The only male person ever born in the white house, , ’*'rt Tvler Jones, a grands m of

LOSS OF A HALF MILLION.

^4^1 in Kxpected to He the New Chi- i^resirtent 'i’yier, i^ 1 aeaS i^Vtn.s cny. ^li^iHier to .Iwpan—Hesouroes «f He 'vvtis the son of ^lury Taylor _ Only Male Child Horn in the Jones, the eldest and favorite K. Is Oe»d-Secret«ry Car-I danghterof the president. He served ■TvariMi; the South. 111 \ ho ^“^‘lerate army as a captain

■ and was a brave and faithful soldier,

piiNGTON, Slay 20.—Tht latest In later years he was employed in the . of mail received at the Japa- i m,astu T department. Since his retire- - iw SSL^^CSU. 1 "

diiiiK to,i nmch space as to | mged conditions resalting from ;

Fire I>estroyH UwellinisH, HusIneAM Hlorks Public HuiMing, Tcnemoiithousn** and a Large Amount of Other Property. Aatiifttnnce From ISurlington Helps to Suppress the Flames.

Western League. RUE Indianapolis :i 0 1 0 2 0 0 rv- s» 12 5 Tole«b» 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 4 8- 10 11 3 Hntter 4 «*s i'isher mul MeParlaiid; Petty, Kops ami llna. h. II H R Kansas City .3 4 0 0 0 4 1 0 0-12 12 2 Milwaukee .. .0 0 0 1 2 o 2 0 0 ft 0 2 Batteries—Stulzami Bergen;Twileliell, Armstrong, Ketigerand Holan. II II F. Minneapolis 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 ft 3 Batteries Fanning ami Wilson; Pepper and Berger. Dell jit-Hrami Rapids -Rain. SIMI W liAMKS.

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Indiana rri: ms.

nYingWr.man I’laccd In a Cataleplb State In a .ludge’s rivsence.

CASE WITHOUT PARALLEL

Kxplanatl«»n From Minister Taylor.

Wasiiinotox, May 20.—Information

Li, sok of Li Hong Chang, ia ex- r ^ eive d ^he state depart* in t j ie i am be r vard of W. B. Fonda, in a

1 xnent that Munster Taylor, at Madrid,

St. Albans, Vt., May 20.—A disas- j trous fire swept St. Albans yesterday afternoon, destroying dwellings, business blocks, public buildings and a large

amount of other property.

Fire broke out shortly after 3 o’clock

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Toledo (I o 5 0 0 O n 0 IV- in 0 Indianapolis. .30 1 4 1 1 2 0 *—12 10 7 Batteries Hughey and Roach; Cross and McFarland.

Mrs. Holton M;tkes a Statement While Hypnotized ami Say* Hires Killed Foust Fatal Runaway Accident— I>ies From a Thorn Thrust—(ietieral State News.

H 11 F. Kansas City...2 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 2 S 11 l Milwaukee 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 r» 3 Batteries -Hastings and Bergen; Stephens and Bolun.

R H E (irand Rapids. 1 0 0 0 0 o 1 0 0— 2 0 0 Detroit 0 1 1 5 0 0 1 0 * H 11 1 Butteries — Jones and Larle; Gayle and Twineham.

I t0 b “ ^ “ ,iU if‘ rt ° : or. Friday mail,.. I to the department the Bh f, time s,!VP f„ ul ^hxmbcr

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Andkkson, Ind., May 20.—A scene, believc'd to Ik* without parallel, was enacted here yesterday. A judge of the circuit court, attended by a court stenog-

rapher, took down the statements of a it reception at the St. Paul rectory, -letfi rdying woman under the influence of w.nville. on occasion of his tirst otlicinl

visit to that city.

William Murk, aged 44.

Vc - Allen, pioiKH-r of Clinton county, died at Ids home near .Munson, aged ss Crops an* reported to be destroyed by the reeent cold weather i!i Hoone county. John <i. Haines, aged rt5 years, prominent and wealthy farmer, died in ir Mock

port.

(ireenfield will at once cotnmenee the construction of a Masonic temple to coat

$27,000.

Hundreds of people from all over the state attended Mingling Brothers circus at Indianapolis. It is said that (icneral Harrison's fee for services in the Morrison will case at Mich mond is $lD,ooo. New tied Men's lodge has been instituted at Fairfield. Two hundred visiting ‘'Indians" participated. General Lew Wallace's successor on the monument regeney hoard will be appointed at Indianapolis today. Bishop John Hazeti White was tendered

The peace settlement will soon f.Vll'sJaUiish explaimthm' all<1 busines s offleos had been ignited. ^'nL'V.'n. - i-Wr ami w'ilLiV’MuVlaiw and |,wed by a restoration of diplo- iu t he Alliacana incident. While the Th< ' re was “ heavy wind blowing at the !ferKt ' r - n laficus. Mr. ‘Otori, now a purport of this dispatch has been fully time and the fire spread rapidly. It do-| National League.

..out 2 2 ii t o o o o— li 14 7

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>r of the Japanese privy council, discounted in news dispatches, its re- , on* 1 as a probnble miuistrr to feipt here will close the very iuterest1 , ... . ln M incident and its publication will bo

and Knows the w untry thorough- generally looked for.

jn ar interview Mr. Otori tells the

t’aat, having acquiredoommer- , Washington, best to China, it will need much ^ ashivoton, May 20. Haul Bray, fci carry on trade with the Chinese. the ^Phew °f ex-Consul Waller, who ™ . ».i i , arrived in New York on the Veendam, s I ritish merchants have already ig now in Washington. Yesterday he occupi^l southern C hin;\, Haw Assistant Secretary Uhl of the state it the best field, so that the Japa- department, to whom he told his story, sd better tnrr their attention to Mr. Uhl declined to give to the press kuhern country, where the markets anything concerning the matter. ninaratively untouched, although ..—~— —— jsi.pply millions of natives. He TllL’KK .NELKOES LYNCHED,

aU the deiails of Chinese trade,

hypnotism. Should the judge accept the statements as true they will cut a great figure in a murder mystery. George Hires was sentenced by Judge Ellison to Ml years in the penitentiary on conviction of the murder of William Foust July K last. The principal witness against him was Maggie Bolton. After the trial she confessed that her testimony was false and that she herself had done the deed. Dr. J. B. ('alien.

sg among ether things that the Perpetrated Ont; of the Most Horrible never jHiy ciush for goods. They ' (Vinmg In Flnrid i lliutnrv tpulously honest and have three ** rloruhl 111. Ion,

BllLAvn.i,E, Fla., May 20.—Three negroes were lynched Saturday night in

pay days, May 5, July 15, aud

q.iift il«* Hern ItMftnred.

stroyed Chisholm brothers’ store and | Cincinnati—Dwyer and Merritt, 9 runs, the tenementhouse aud drugstore owned •' hits, 1 error. \\ ashington—Stockdale, and occupied by F. Eldred. Tlie tire j Midlarkyimd McGuire, 4 runs, . hits, Sernext spread to the big building occupied j Tnnsville-McDermott and Welch,Oruns, by the Crown turmturo company and g hits , o ,. s . B 0 „ton-Nich..ls and tiauUollin s meat market. The bloeks of Bell, 1 run, ii hits 2 errors.

Wood & Favro, J. H. Moutifere and W. I cieveCand — Widluo- and O’Connor, 7, --- -• — E. Dean adjoining were also destroyed runs, 10 hits, :t errors. Philadelphia—Me who claims to have hypnotic power, in a short space of time. Gill and Clements, 9 runs, 11 hits, 1 error, was granted permission to place the wind m«*w a iiurrham*. (/hicago—Hutchison an<l Dnimhui*. woman in the hypnotio state to ascerAt this point the wind had increased rn,1!, > 11 2 errors. Brooklyn Ken tain which of her statements was the toa miniature hurricane and burning | ne ' 1 ' 1,11,1 I’aily. o inns it hits, 2 errors. correctone. Yesterday Judge Ellison, the embers were earned in every direction. hi L; ^HHuli^iLson.'Ksper ottictal txmrt stenographer and Dr. CalThe local lire apparatus and a large n,,.! Hohinson. 9 runs, 14 hits, 1 error. ‘ , " 1 %v,,nt t( ’ tbe Mrs. force of townsmen endeavored to pre- Pittsburg-Hart mid Kinslow. 7 runs, 12 , ls said to he on her deathbed vent the lire from extending to Main hits, 2 errors. New York—Meekin and * roni consumption, and in tin* presence street, where the large business blocks | Farrell, 4 runs, 7 hits 7 errors. of these witnesses soon had the woman were located, but their efforts had little srNnAY GAMKs | * u , * u ‘ hypnotic state. or no effect. Swantou and Burlington Cincinnati Kliines M uroliv and Mer Mrs , 8p<,ke in 11 '"IkI eiear tono, were called on for help and soon re- 1 . ’ ‘ V,' 1 ,r though heretofore on nocount of her l i t. i in ip an i ritt, 4 runs,.I hits, 5 errors. \V asliington— vi-H-.km.ss si,,-wiw so ir, , iv-.t.l., t/i sponded It was found impossible to Maul ,m.l McGuire. 3 runs, 7 hits. 4 errors. "'.'.L. !, :

• dense swamp on the Suwauee river by burning and a dozen buildings were

prevent the Main street blocks fcom ' I V'*- Mrs Bolton seemed to live again

soon on fire. The first Main street structures that ignited were the stores

a has paused through troublesome w nite men for assaulting a white girl, of late. Ihe foreign ministers ... o . , , . , It is reported that they were flayed

an outbreak and armed guards! .. ‘ . , , ,/ , . of W. tj Bailev and F B. Morton The stationed at all the legations, ah™ and then burned after being sub- Wallacw printing company's building, were 90 Uuited States marines i ectefl t° frightful tortures. tlie stores of Lombard <fc VVinthrop,

IU nited States Minister Sill at l^uiet has been restored and the

The crime for which the negroes were Marcaeu A Vincent and Fuller's liveryso horribly put to death was one of the I stables were soon in ashes.

Maul and McGuire, 3 runs, 7 hits,

Louisville - Cunningham, Knell and , {1,;^,^;, of'Ule^inm^uiil’Vn a fom-ful NV elch. 4 runs, 0 tuts. 2 errors. ( evehmd ni . tllIu . r hhe ncounted the details of the

—( uppy and O t onnor, S runs, 12 hits, 3 „ j n

ern irs.

has been de-

clared insane at Indianapolis. He thinks his wife is his enemy and imagines someone ijt trying to kill him. Programmes have been issued for the annual exercises of the school of military science ami tactics of Depauw university which takes part in the commencement exercises next Thursday.

FOUND HER BETROTHED IN JAIL.

guards have tie* 1 n withdrawn, most terrible iu the .history of this seckrouble followed the rebellion of tion of Florida. The scene of the crime fcng Haks. In suppressing them of retribution was iu Lafayette, the adpveruugmt used great seventy. joining county to Madison on the south.

iCoretui government recently de- Miss Mattie ‘Armstrong, the beautiful P , ' rs - furniture, etc., was saved. The unique means of raising much- daughter of a prominent farmer, left her Hiil block, occupied by J. E. Welch and

<*ov«>riiinpiit ItuildiiiK 4iu11(*(1.

The government building on Kingman street caught fire about 1 o’clock aud was soon gutted. Most of the pa-

Chicago—Terry and Moran, 14 runs. 12 hits, 7 errors. Brooklyn—Daub and Daily, 9 runs, 9 hits, H errors. St. Louis Breitensteiu and Miller,4 runs, 9 hits, 0 errors. Baltimore—Ksper and Kohmson, 1 run, ti hits, ‘J errors. Six innings—Haiti.

GETTING IN READINESS.

hakmg heavy demands on China. ™ ^ " groond. A. 5:30 The Messenger build bat China was not in condition to 1,1 11 mtguuor wno uvea twomuts . ..,.i i,,,- i o.......i.. r...

it y>qsiii!1 WHS not ill condition to ini/ ciAiitrlit firi* jiik! Biirnud for

Mrs. Bolton said the shot that

killed Foust was tired by Hires, The confession that she had done the deed was extorted from her by Hires, who said the authorities suspected her son. She then shouldered the crime to shield her son. After she hud been brought out of the cataleptic state site did not remember anything of what she had

just told.

Judge Ellison was greatly impressed,

Coining Rac« For Kurins In the Klcknpoo but he declined to state what effect it Indian Country. Would have on his ruling ill tile 0086 Guthrie, O. T., May 30.—The pub- A moti(m f(,r “ new trial for litres is

lication of the president’s proclamation I P wlllm K-

opening the Kickapoo Indian country to settlement created great excitement in this section. Although everybody

FATAL KOAIt RACE.

bit m a claim for damages against nothing had been seen of her. Mr. Most of the buildings were of wood was expecting the news, its sudden an- ■ ! A >« t »»i i r ixl y* til s.i f I t > i > r 11 ) w > rsir cxti/1 ‘ ' -■ W VX • , it .

st.’KKite?3sr*

also that he shoold personaUy »-1 was found clinging to a bush and all te the duty of negotiating and of around were evidences of a desperate

pg Li Hung Chung at Shitnoitoseki, struggle.

»the Japan-China terms were be- The searchers followed the trail thus •ranged. Count Inoy discouraged | indicated, finding all along that the ■eject and it was not executed. j K 11 ’ 1 had been dragged into the woods.

After proceeding for a mile the corpse

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»VII1 I’ut Iii Sugar Refineries. Japanese are looking over the sious that they have recently aoi. The investigations as to the of the Islands of Formosa and lores has not been encouraging ie Chinese natives on the Pescaseem to be a race of blinded peoHmt half of them groping about p to see. The place is almost a nass of coral. It is used for buildmses, etc., giving a beautiful red ranee to everything which, howls off-set by tlie absence of trees or re from the coral soil, and by the less everywhere. Formosa gives prospects, and already capital is invested to put in large sugar re's which will, it it said, add a new it to tlie world’s sugar production.

Kt sot iu |;s OF CHINA.

NV1VI Have No IHftli-iiHy In Taying

Hie I mlciiinity to Japan.

•hington, May 20. — A careful lutiou of the figures of the Chinese id debt shows that at the present at ir now aggregates only about 0,000, a sum insignificant in view great resources of the nation. The hittese loan was made in 1875 and

of Miss Armstrong was found in a thick clump of bushes. The body of the girl was iu a horrible condition. Every shred of clothing had been torn from it and she had been assaulted. The lower limbs were torn apart, her head crushed and her throat cut. It

ArtHlHtance From Hurlliigton.

Moore’s marble works on Foundry street, Ryan’s grocery store and 12 tenementhouses in the vicinity of the same were destroyed. Shortly before ti o’clock the entire Burlington fire department arrived and all companies joined forces

nouncement came as a surprise. All is excitement in the towns surrounding

Country Tram* ItocMine UDinaiui(fenI>le

an<l Kan Away.

Dkuatur, Ind., May 20.—While Frederick Knipstiuo and John Rodenbush,

the new Eldorado and everything from we ^ known farmers of this county, a horse to a bicycle is being got iu readi- (ir,vl,1 « borne they met with fatal ness for the coming race for farms, i accidents. Rodeubusn attempted to pass which bids fair to equal the great rush , Kuipstine, when both teams became to the Cherokee strip. Next Thursday | unmanageable and ran away. The at noon 132,000 acres will be thrown ! wagons got locked together and both open to settlement, S3,IKK) acres having were overturned down an embankment, been reserved for school land purpose, Henry Knipstmc, a Hl-year-old sou of but Governor Renfrew gives out word Frederick, was instantly killed. A

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in an attempt to stop the hre on Mam that he will immediately throw open young son of Rodenbush had both legs

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street. The attempt was partially successful and the lire was checked about 6:30, in time to save the more valuable blocks on Main street. The stores of A.

L. Weeks, A. J. Lang and G. H. Har- - , - .

was evident that the uirl hail made a I vt ' y ’ however, were burned, and at this j it is estimated that by Wednesday night desperate fight, for under ‘ her ‘ nails 1 To,000 ^ople will be lining the borders

the school lands. This fact will help j broken and shoulder dislocated and can hundreds of the people who will fail to , no t live. Both teams were badly used get in on the ground floor iu Thursday’s up a nd one pair of horses will have to

race. The trains are already bringing [ p,, killed, in hundreds of prospective settlers and ^

LAItGF CVLINItKH OF GLASS.

were found pieces of black cuticle, which she had tonu from her assailants. Sam Echols was suspected and threatened with instant death unless he confessed. He did s<s and implicated Sam Crowley and John Brooks. Echols said that they kept the girl for 24 hours before killing her, forcing her iu the meanwhile to repeatedly submit to the most horrible Indignities. For the greater part of the time the negro said, Miss Armstrong was unconscious. Having secured the negroes implicated by Echols, the white men proceeded with the three fiends to a dense swamp on the Suwanee nver, where they were made to suffer torture similar to that they had indicted on tlie girl. The white people are aroused and swear that they wall exterminate the negroes if

these outrages are continued Secretary Miirvntui Head.

Chicago, May 20.—Charles H. Hin-

man, secretary and treasurer of the

hat date there have been various I Northwestern Traveling Men’s associantostly for small amounts. Tlie tiou, died yesterday, aged 52. He served f interest on these loans varies in the war. He came to Chicago in t rably, probably owing to the dif- 1671. He was one of the organizers of character of the security offered, 111,1 Northwestern I raveling Mensas-

1 sisiiation and was its secretary lor eight

years.

highest figure is 10 per cent and ' be significant that the last, made t the pendency of war last year, act'd as low as 7 per cent. Most ■c loans were paid to the Chinese er, but in only two instances is it Red that they shall be paid in the octal and the balance must be rol in gold. In view of this small g debt, it is believed here that tlie ' ' will have uo difficulty in raising I

RELEASED AND REARRESTED.

Control of the fire was obtained on of the Kickapoo country.

Foundry street, six blocks north of Moore’s marble works. The fire made almost a clean sweep from Stebbins Street to Hoyt, turning many people out of their homes. Tlie St. Albans House was saved with great difficulty. The

loss will exceed $500,000.

Fully 30 families are homeless. The hotels are using kerosene and candles as the gas and electric light service are cut off. No serious accidents arc reported. It is impossible to give the in

Detectivvfl Claim to Have Fonitive Evi-

dence of Guilt.

CniiTLK Creek, Colo., May 20.—Sherman ('runley, King Wallace and Sam Wilder have been arrested on warrants charging them with participating in the Florence and Cripple Creek train robbery last March. Crunley and Wallace

suranoe on the burned property as tlie were arrested a few days after the robunderwriters are unable to ascertain bery and were released, because the eviwhat the figures are. The total loss, as deuce in the preliminary hearing was

near as can be figured, is about $493,000.

Aft$*r Seven Years* Liberty.

Santa Fe, N. M. t May 20.—Patrick

not sufficient to warrant their detention. Bob Taylor and Gibson were held, as the trainmen positively identi-

David Shield*, an Andemon Blower. Break* tlie Record. Anderson, Ind.,May 20.—All windowglass blowing records were broken by David Shields, a blower at the North Anderson works recently. The largest cylinder ever turned out in this city heretofore was by Amiel Michel, a Frenchman, last week. It was 50 inches in circumference and 90 inches long Shield’s efforts to break all records was rewarded by a cylinder 60 by 90, which is thought to be the largest ever blown. It was perfect glass in every particular, aud as good as the small cylinders.

Stuck by a Thorn and Dio*.

Salem, Ind., May 20.—About a week

fled them. Ever since the release of; ago Jacob Hutchins, an 18-year-old sou

Carmody. under indictment for murder sites'ma^ DenvtT and Rh! 0f “ widow livi “ K ueur tllis villa B e > ful1

and sentenced to bo hanged in Socorro count}" iu 1888, has been captured at

Salomon valley, A. T., and brought to Socorro. In 1882 Carmody and two others killed a Socorro citizen by hanging him. In 1888, while the case was pending an appeal in the supreme court, the accused men escaped from jail.

Vanderbilt* Not Concerned.

Grande express detectives have watched them and they claim to have positive

evidence of the prisoners guilt.

Governor H'Ferruil Condemned. Pocahontas, Va., May 20.—Y’esterday tlie miners held two meetings in West Virginia, at Simmons and near Pocahontas, iu the evening. The meet-

TELEGRAPH TICKS.

New York, May 20.—Cornelius Van- ings are not so well attended and the derbilt makes a positive denial of the colored element predominate. ihe

Seven stores were destroyed by lire at

Bciinettsville. S. C.

Secretary Hoke Smith reached Athens, Ga., yesterday and met a new girl baby. Annual convention of tlie Order of liailway Telegraphers convened in St. Louis. Luxetnlierg and Centra! society of the

statement that the control of the Read- c , onrsr ? f 0 « v ‘ ,ru ", r °’ F, ' rra ' l I ^ am-

itire amount of the indemnity to I’nited States commenced its third amm.i'

ingrailroad ‘has been obtained iu the! 'lenmed. while Governor MacCorckle Vanderbilt interest. He says positively was applauded as being consistent and that neither he nor his brothers are iu 1 I ,utrlo ! lu ‘ 1 ! l! * t /,V 1 lau L ‘Vi” 8tl ( , re .’ any way connected with the purchase hlsu t0 work. The Southwest Coal or control of the Reading. com puny claims to have 500 men on

j duty.

Lnj;in«*«*r Killed.

Bound Brook, N. J., May 20.—A col- |

Id to Japan, at a low rat" of interne Chinese taking silver and pay-

ir loan off in gold.

Hayiiiarkut Aiiar< lii*t Hecoifiiized. Sj Tegucigalpa, Honduras, May 20.

from a fence into a thorn tree, running a iarge thorn into his head, about three inches above the right ear. An elder brother, who was with him, removed the thorn and they resumed their work, the wound not being thought serious. In a day or two the wound became very painful and the family physician was called, who found the young man in convulsions which continued in rapid succession until Saturday, when he

died.

Will Blow Bp Their Wheat

Valparaiso, Ind., May 20.—A num

Mi** Vahnlnff of Duluth llreak* an Engagement tin Short Notice. Duluth, May 20.—The county jail was the scene of a sensation when Miss Dora Vahning, a society young lady, who was visiting the institution with a party of friends, recognized her betrothed, C. M. King, recently arrested on a charge of burglary and now awaiting the action of the grand jury. Miss Vahning took her position Indore King’s cell and demanded that he approach. As lie came up she gave him a lecture that dazed those who heard it and ended by drawing off the rings the prisoner had given her and throwing them at his feet. King allowed the jewels toremain on the floor aud slowly wrote an order allowing the sheriff to turn his letters over to Miss Vuhning. After she hail gone King broke down and bitterly bewailed his fate aud threatened to hang himself.

EVICTION OF A JUSTICE.

Afterward Move* Hark Into Hi* Flat and D.-fle* Hi* Landlord. Chicago, May 20.—Justice Vincent S. Boggs of Lake View has issued many writs of restitution in the course of his judicial career, hut never before did he experience the practical operation of one of them. The justice lives at 869 Larrabeo street. P. A. Julian owns the property, and a dispute arose over the rent alleged to be due. Mr. Julian secured a writ of restitution and Constable McCarthy of Justice Prindiville’s court moved Justice Boggs’ furniture out of his fiat to the sidewalk. Justice Boggs carried the furniture into the basement of the building from which it had been removed, and remained there awhile, when he again moved hack into the fiat he had occupied, and Justice Boggs is now holding the fort, and Mr. Julian will be compelled to serve the usual notice, it is said, unless the dispute is otherwise satisfactorily settled.

Kx-BttU Bliiyur C'oniiuit* Murder. Freeport, Ills., May 20.—Yesterday afternoon Frank W. Harris, a saloonkeeper, shot Charles Bengle, inflicting fatal wounds. The two men had trouble over a woman and Harris meeting Bengle on the street pulled a revolver and opened lire. After the shooting Harris gave himself up. Harris is 37 years old and Ins father-in-law, John Billerbeek, is one of the wealthiest men in Freeport. Harris is an old time professional hall player and played in the Pittsburg league team for some time. Bengle was employed in a factory here. Both are married men.

Gold Mini** Sold. Yuma, A. T., May 20.—Eight ef tlie leading gold mines at Pic.ibo, on tin Colorado river, 28 miles above here, have been sold to New Y’ork and Denver parties, who will put a mill on the property at once. The purchasers are directly interested iu the new proposed San Diego, Y'uma and I’tah railway to be built up the west bank of the Colorado. Tliis important sale opens a new era in gold milling on the Colorado.

Crowbar Tlirmiffh Hi* Liiiik*.

Waco, Fex., May . ,| 1 P. A. G on berg, a carpenter, while working on tlie construction of a cotton compress used a crowbar in working a heavy timber into its place. While pushing with ins breast against the end of the crowbar it was struck by a falling beam and driven

ber of farmers will this week plow up through his Ring, causing instant death,

their wheat and plant corn. The wheat crop held by farmers in this country re-

Eloprniriit Can**** a Tragedy.

turned by assessors is estimated at 5,000 ! M'DDI.ksboro Ky May 20 - In a bushels while last year I lo.ooo was n- ?« ht between tlm Cooley and Dams turned. The freeze lust Thursday night boys, about five miles from 1 ound Gap,

PUETAKY CARLISLE'S TOUR.

session at Dubuque, la.

(irand lodge B. P. < 1 E. is m s"-sion at Buffalo. Three-fourths "I the lodges ol

the country are represented.

Fritz Lacey, a local bicycle rider of Los

Angeles, lias lowered the 2. r i nilc competi-

tive race world s record to 1:03 -I •>.

SUINOTON Mnv '>() —Secret'irv of At the Velodrome de Ie. ss'inc. Haris, the ’ , ' cMtcretary of ■ pp.vdc chuiiipiMi, Hoiibeu, heat ieusury Carlisle and party left tho ric.m. by a short length. ington yesterday afternoon for the ,, he ; arth , limk e at Florence Saturday where the secretary is to make n i K i,t resulted in four deaths and a num

lision of coal and freight trains on the N York World correspondent was iic- kille<l il11 oorn w* 111 ’ 11 "'as upand a num- Marshall ('isdey and George Dams y.. ro Central railroad of New Jersey, near ^\'V\ Ur . her of farmers are replant mg. killed. The light grewouto.t anGope-

Central railroad of New Jersey, near costed yesterday by a beggar whom he here, wrecked both trains. Engineer recognized as Sehnauhelt, one of the

llske Several Addresses Iu Sumiort

‘d the Sound Money Policy,

Buck was instantly killed and William Sanders, his fireman, terribly burned. The conductor of the coal train was se-

verely cut and scalded.

(Quickest Divorce ou Record.

CptUAOO, May 20.—Late Friday afternoon Carrie N. Sheridan filed a bill for divorce in the superior court, and before

Chicago Haynuirket anarchists. When asked his name the fellow gave a ficti-

tious one, hut when called by his r iKht j work before them in making the ar-

nunie acknowledged it.

ment. Henry Cooley, brother of Marshall, and Sal lie Dams having run away

to West Virginia to marry.

kins and his deputies have a great .leal | conductor. Red. itottunor..

Baltimore, May 20. — The Pacific

HriiiKiitK In Federal BrUoner*.

Indianapolis, May 20.—Marshal Haw-

rests of the offenders named in the 174

Fir%'"in 4Vi*cun*ln. Stevens Point, Wis., May 20.—Fire

indietnieiits returned by the federal

coast excursionists, composed of the Or-

grand jury. They will begin bringing ^ er of Railway Conductors, and their • .1. ' t . .. i........ I ...i 11 ......... . f-.ini i 1 it • i< • 1 nwl 111 i *s (M t V i I -.f $*Vi‘tlili L’’

in the prisoners today and will continue families, reached this city last evening

broke out in the basement of the Wis- the work as fast as tho court can dispose from Atlanta. The members of the or-

addresses in support of the ! beT- of'injured besides the destruction of j 10 o’clock Saturday morning Judge «-'Usin River Paper and Dump com- of the cases, money noliev The nar-tv reached J Chetlain had heard the evidence in the ptuiy’s mill, located at \\ nting, a few y policy, ine party reached, property. „ , case aud ordered a decree. miles trom here, and all buildings ex-

cept the pulp mill were destroyed.

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{ton this morning, and this even- a collision of some Catholic societies

Her Neck Hrokcn.

Lebanon, Ind., May 20.—Mrs. Emma

der are all well and will proceed to < i 't-

tysburg, Pa., today.

kretary Carlisle will speak at the with the Tix Liberal association occurred i Ae«|Piu«<t of Murder. Tlie fire is supposed to have originated ri rnf .. wife of William Gratz a nromi [Hf will remain there until 11 at Antwerp and the police Mere oi u. ( .. Casper, YVyo., May 20.—JoelJ.Hurt, from a hotbox among the machinery, hcr merchant of this city, was instant- steamer, carrying Mohommedau pil-

Bil^riiii Steiim«T Wrcckeil.

Jeddah, May 20.—A Turkish pilgrim

Wednesday, when he will take charge the mob.

11 direct for Memphis. He has

<" attend a banquet of Mem-

^^•nikers. but will speak at the con-

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rge the mob. mayor of this city and ex-state senator This is one of the largest and best ,V,i oVY "a-oo" maddog scare is terrorizing the people mayor or mis city anti ex siau, senator, . , h m tl st t The loss ly kdlod Saturday afternoon. She , f. ‘ h XL. Tm-o nerseus have been , who shot and killed his wife s paramour, Jim driving a vicious horse which, sen

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Via ' , .. . Ihv killftl 14 I WliliaUl aMIIIIB, Apri 1 O IHSl, 11 as d!«whicb were afflicted with ihe rabies. ' -knitted of the charge of murder.

scaring ng her

out of the buggy. Her neck was broken.

was I grims going to Mecca, was wrecked on the Red sea yesterday. There were 700 people ou board, all of whom were

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