FOUGHT RO BEHS
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. , FOUR MEN TERRORIZE EL YRIA , 0. ,
TTACKS LAST NI '
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1 if J\\ARSHAL \ FATALLY IIURT
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ONE ROBBER'S HEAD WAS BLOWN
: . ' .OFF :
ENTIRELY . -.1
. 'wf ;
:1 : : POSSE AFTER THE RO RS
7hll ThlllvPII AtlPIII11tOll to Itob Third
' Cllhlolil WorD Sh'1Ut-
IIn"An'hllo Iho
Jill : nt 'I helll.
Elyrla , 0. , : Nov. 15.-Marshl\l Henry
Krohm was shot and an unknown bur-
.Jlar had his head blown off early bere
I today. The shooting occurred during
a fight with four rob ers , who terrorized -
ized t he town. ' .rhe gan ! ; stole horses
and ri s , entered several houses and
flhot recklessly In a wild cbarge down
the main street of the town.
J. E Baird was awakened by burglars -
glars in his house. TIe ot up and saw
two masl < cd men standln on either
side of his bed. Revolvers were volnt- I :
at his head , but in spite of this he
: jumped from bed and foulotht with the
, intruders. In the darkncss tbey brolw
away and fled from the house ,
The bur lars then cntered the home
of rown Marshal Krohn , who opened
I tire onthem. When he had shot three
times one of Ihe robbers , wbo bad
jumped Into a bu gy , got out and began -
gan shootln at the marshal. A t the
third shot the latter fell with a bullet
. . . . . through his hip.
Baird , who had mea.ntime arrived ,
picked up the ollicer's gun and continued -
ued the tiring 1'l1e robbers drove
away rapidly.
Baird followed them to tbe borne of
Superintendent W _ J. n Iller of tbe
( Jleveland , Elyrla & ; Wt'steru railway.
Wilen alrd again opened tire on the ,
'
robbers they walked Into the lIilller'
bome , after smashing In the door.
The nolseon the street arou ed HIllier
and he reached for his gun , loaded
wIth quail shot.
A burglar opened the door and llIll.
rier blew his head olr with the first dis-
charge. 1'he other robber turned and
ran , but llIllier discharged the second
barrel. The robber ye.led and staggered -
gered , but did not fall. He ran Inlo
tbe street and disappeared.
A possc was at once formed and is
pursuing the robbers. r.larshal Krohm
is perhaps fat.ally . wounded. ] t is not.
kl10wn how baaly tbe otller robber Is
hurt.
The dead robber's linen is marked
, . . IIDavl.s. " lIe had In his pocket a
mileage book sold at 011 OILY , l'a. , to
"Mr. Da.vls. "
Fell From n Tower.
Omaha , Nov. lA remRrkable escape -
cape from death was that of J. E.
Adams , an employe of the Oitizens'
Gas and Electrl\ company , In Council
lutfs yesterday morning , Adams fell
138 feet and while he was bruised and
cut no bones were broken.
II e had gone to the ti p of the 150-
foot steel tower at the corner of Eighth
street alld Broadway to examine tI e
four lamps there. Justas he prepared
to descel'JdL cable on the automatic
elevator broke and the ca e with
Adams \ It wa. . precipitated to the
ground. The Imprisoned man was
bulfetted back and forth between the
supports of the tower as the ca e was
falllnJ. { . Ills arms were hadly lacerated -
ated In an attempt to grab : L cable and
stay his fall.
'rwelve feet from the ground on the
towers Is a platform of Iron bars. The
cage crashed through It and onto th ( '
, ground. Adams was pIcked up and
taken to his home , 701 Ilarmon street.
When the ph\'slclan who was summoned -
moned arrived Adams met him at the
Idoor u.nd tuld him that he would no
have much work to do. The doct.or
resscd his wounds in a few minutes.
Another Indian Murder ,
Siome City. Ta Xov. 15.-A dispatch
from Chamberlain , S. D. . says Deputy -
uty United States Marshal Petrie
left there this mornln for tbe Pon-
ca , Nebraska , f\ub station of the
Yankton reservation , for Thunder
Bolt , a full blooded Sioux who murdered -
dered Stalkln Bull , Tuesday nl ht.
TIe was captured last night after a
.bard chase.
' 1'he cause of the I.Hllng Is not gl v-
en , 'l'hls crime took place about
one mile frorn the scene or the lUur.
der of E. C. 'l'u'lor and Johnny Shaw
'by ' George Bt'ar , Ortober 8 , and for
which Ue.1r will be nllnged at SloUJ
Falls , December 5.
nany Students on Strike ,
Boulder , Col. . Nov -Flve l hun ,
.drod rltuclents oC the UUl Vl'r-.ltv III
IColoradll are on a sl rlkl' . They liaw
.been . re\'ol tl ng 0\01' les lIus du rlup
.the qllarwcLlltcnnlal colt'hrutilin.
' 1I11W In prll ress. The 5t\llirnts \ heir
class meet ! nlrS II net vlltl'Cl u 1111 \lUOus \ ,
1y not to attend Clll1:51'S dUllnlI tile
. . cell'hlll t Illn. Iris \ \ ho a ttcud IHI
threatcned wll h lIstl'llt'lsm , anr'
bllYs hll'e heen tuld Luey will IJI
duoked In tbo lul < o.
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A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS ,
ItnlJrOlul Y.l1Ift (1)'I' ' ' IInvo a Hun of finrll
Luck.
Orand Is1:111 < 1 , : Neb. , Nov. 15.-A
rl ruarlmule wuve ot accidents swept
over t11e railroad yards oC Ulis city
and vicinity I'rlday and Inr-t night.
Yesterday mornlnglt Wood B.lvor ,
whllo Archie Campbell , u brakeman
on frel ht : No. 27 , was maklult a
coupling , a wheel of the cnr ran on
his foot , tbe ear topplng whllo he
was tbns pinned duwn. (1he ( foot
wns uurllr crushed , though I t Is possible -
sible that tlte member cun be Raved.
Campbell in falllng struck his head
on the tics nnd wus unconclous un-
tillast night. Ho is reported as beIng -
Ing In a much Improved condItion
this morning.
At about o'clock last evening ,
while the englno of another ellst
bound freight was tal < lng water at
the same place , Fireman Basko
mounted the front of the engluo to
IIgbt tbe headlight. Iu Sllllle manner -
nor he sUpped and fell , striking his
head on the tics and receh'lug a
slight concussion uf the brain. As
was the cuse'lth l\Ir. . C"Jampbell , he
wuq Immodlately brou ht to the f t.
l'mnCls ! hospital In this city. lIe
has recovered l'onsclousnes51 and no
serious results arc feared.
At 3 o'cluck this ruornln an en-
Ine of the 1800 clnss , just a ; It was
pul1lu the passen er train from tno
east lute the local rards , r\n ; IJIf a
split switch , kept the ties for about
a distance of twenty-Uvo ) ' ! lrds and
ploughed Into the soil and Is halC
burled. Engineer Fonda and Fire-
lUan Bailey had time to jump and escaped -
caped unburt.
No one was Injured. The englnt.
Is pretty badly wrecked. 'rhe tender
was wrenohed from tbe trucks. Whle :
the fly wheels oC one side of the en.
glne are burled tboso of the other
side are up In the air.
In the Shop yards , at 5 o'clock this
morning , an old man named Boyer
WUi : plcl.ln up coal. He was strucl (
tJyan engIne. An emplo'e or the
road hi\ppenec1 to see It and ( . : ave the
alarm to the engineer. The englno
had gone over tbe man. 1.'l1e 10c.\I0- '
tlve W.IS moving slowly at the tlmo
and when It stopped the engineer
and tlreman began to loolc under It
Cor the presumably dead man. Ho
fooled them and crawled out at the
other side , between the enllino and
the tender , badly scratched and
bleeding , but otherwise uninjured.
1'he en lne run over him for its entire -
tire lengt.h.
J. W. MorrIs , a mernber of the
Union PaclUc yard gang. while lettlll
oJr u brnl.o ou No , 8 last night , had
his hand cuught by a chain an three
holes were clushed Into the member.
Accuses Father of ape.
Nebraslm City , Nov. -Last
evenlnl { a sixteen year old daul-hter (
of Lillian Lemplwy , a farmer residIng -
Ing near Syracuse , went before a
justleo oC the peace and lIIed complaint -
plaint against her father charl-Ing (
him with rape. The father , heal'lnJ : (
of the tlilng of the complaint. It Is
chargt'd. mounted one of the farm
hor5es and lied the country. OI\'cl'rs \ '
arc out after hllll but as yet they
ha ve beeD unable toInri / any trar'e of
him , but If l1e should be found ho
will be Lruu ht to this city and
placed In the county j.1\l \ fur safe
keeping. It Is fen red he would be
lynl'lJed it taken to Syracuse , liS av-
other case something slrllilur happened -
pened there last week and the lIIall
WlS : allowed to make his escape. ' 1'he
Jlrl : stutes that th past 'our months
she has been forced to submit to he.
father under the threat that If she
told of It that she would be killed
and that he woul then kill the
wllole family. 'l'he father Is over
IIfty years of a e bas a wife and four
duughters , two of the oldest being
married. He has beeu a resIdent
of this county for years and nlwuys
Lore a good reputation.
tie Threntened to Kill.
York , Neb. , Nov.A complaint
to 1OI'p tile peace was filed at JIdgo
Taylor's olllce yesterday , alalnst
William H. Smith , ot Cripple Oreek ,
Col. , who , it Is fenred , medltutes do-
In Miss Nora IIlltonl ot 'l'lJayer ,
Neb. . some Injury.
Smith first met Miss Hilton ut
Crl pple Oreek some tl me ngolIlId trn-
mt'dlately became InCatuated. IIls
IIttentlons wer distasteful to the
\'Ollllg woman. Smith carne to thl
,
pI are , vowing he would either marrs
lIs. . Hilton or b"th would dlo. Her
brother became aware uf his Inten.
t Ions and prevented his seelrlg her.
lid now Smith Is In jail awaiting u
hearing.
A Plensant Surprlre.
ErllZar , Neb. , Nllv. lfi- I1s N(11111 (
I.'owlcr was pleasarilly slir p' ' ISl'rl
last f'\'rnln 11\ ' a Ilull1hpr IIf IIt'I
frlenrls. \ \ hll had nllt IIr Iv plannprj : '
lIrnrl c palty , hut , camc IJrep..rNI
' \'IMI ' r\'en ! thln III'cesS lry to m.IIH
I I III rcr'aSIOIi , pltHlsllllt alld f'1.j.l\allle . .
The ( ' \ 'I'lIlnLVa' ! spent with galllCs.
111118111 , Sllllg. , and 6I1CIIlII'01l\'rI80 till
near rtlHllltght. when h"l'lItl'OU" " rl'
rn'shlller.t4'pre . ! fil'l , 011 Itftt'r whll'l :
LIIU meuv LJarty sought tIIelr homes
.
" 'm ! 'mf : ; . .h. : : . i. " ; ' " : ; ' ; f .
DOCTOR SHOT DEAD
rRADEGY IN OCBULlST'S OFFICE !
AT KANSAS CITY , Ii I i
EX-POLICEMAN A SLAYER
COMPLETES THE BLOODY WORK
BY KILLING HIMSELF.
WAS PROnUNENT OCCULIST
: lllIrlorpr null SlIlchlo ACCIIAPtl "h'sldl\lI
Clt UClltrvylll1 : Ills Uyotaght-NCI " 'ItIlOM-
08 tn the Cralllo.
Kansas Ulty , Nov. 12.-Dr. W. 11
Kimberlin , a pioneer citizen and a
promlnellt oculist was shot aud
killed In his ol1lce by John Soanlun ,
formerly a pollcemau. who then shot
and killed himself. ' 1'lle bodies were
tounr1 In the duotor's ol1lco. Dr
Klmherlln was sLot three times and
uoth men must have died almost III-
stantly.
Scanlon , who Is a brother or a
prominent local polltlclall , asserted ,
It Is said , that Kimberlin had caused
him to lose his oyeslght. Icallioll : ;
left a note on tbe dresser In which
ho had wrltton :
"Notify my brother at cIty hall I
did this because he destroyed my
eyes. "
Hcanlon had been receiving treatment -
ment frum Dr. Kimberlin for alut (
two weelcs. lie eutered the physl-
olan's ol1lce unseen and It Is not
known how lon he had beell there.
Another patient W\1O was waitIng In
nil outsldo ol11ce said :
"l heard Scanlon go Into the dtJc-
tor's prl vato ol11co and heard he and
Ute doctor talIelng.
"Tbere was no quarrel or loud
words. however , until Dr. Ktrnberlln
cried Ollt , "Oh , don't , John. "
liThe shots followed immediately.
A bullet eamo though the hall alld
passed over the chair fr'oID which 1
had jumped when tbo shooting be-
gan. "
The first person to enter the room
was Dr. Kimberlin's soualso a physician -
cian , whu Is a proprietor of a drul !
store situated In the ground IIoor of
the buil lng. Botb men lay on thl'
l100r COvered wi tb blolld and dead.
Scanlon bad ! thot himself In the tem-
ple. . the bullet teurlng away the upper -
per part of bls face.
Dr. Kimberlin was I1fty-elght years
old and had practiced In Kwsas City
for t.ho . past thirty years. Scanlon
was thlrtv.seven years old and single.
TIe lived formerly at BrelI : < lnrldj.te ,
Mo. He had wOrlCed as fireman on
tbo Burll n ton rail road and 10. . tet u
patrolman on the Kansas City police
force.
A Woman His Sinyer.
London , Nov. 12.-A tragedy occurred -
curred In this ctty In full view Ilf
hundreds of people. A young womun
nnmed Kitty Byron stahbed her
sweetheart Arthur Heglnald Ual\Cr.
to death. Ho was a weilimllwn mern-
ber of the stode exchange. Berof ( '
the woman could move she was selzl'1l
by several wltllesses of the deed and
glvlm Into custody.
' 1'lIe rrlme tUOk place just outside
the Lombard street postol1lce. Shortly -
ly after 2 o'clock n young wornan of
utLractlvo appearance went Into tlll'
postullIce and sellt an expresss lutter
to the stocl < exchange. In a few minutes -
utes Rhe wa. . jfllned hy Mr. Bul < er , tu
w ham the lot ter had heen addressed.
Lllter the clerl < s noticed they Wllr ( '
quarrel'lD ' . As the mall turned II
go tile wuman followed , ner\'ou'ily
handling her muff. She dealt the
Ulan a harJ blow In the back.
As ho staggered and then part.lalls
turned uround with one foot un thr
lower stcp , the woman wHhdre\\
the weapon and struck again , thl !
time plungln It into his loft breast.
The man gasped and tell hea vlly for ,
ward , his bead strl1.lrll. : : the stem
pavement rrwo clel ks seized tl1l
"olllan. who was leaning over th (
prostrate form as tholllh : prepllrln
to strike II third blow. Mr. Uuker
, died on the way to the hospitul.
Sent Back to Prison.
Fremont. Neb" Nov. 12.-Johr
Johnson of Saundl'rs oounty has been
taken buck to the prmltentlarv 111
Lincoln. He wus releasl'd ! J.1st sprln
on parole secured Ui ! the result oj
efforts put rhrth by his duuglltrr ,
Las ( wec'k he becallle enraged ut hi !
, . 'amllv fur some alleloed sllllht ane
vent to OrnnlJa to ha\'e a will drawl
! Ip dlslnherltlnJt them. ' 1'110 mem ,
Jers of the family In retallat\ul. \
. lecured a recall of his p lrole. , John'
ion was sent up for shoot\n \ Sherif
Ferrl'i severalYl'a rs ugll. Ferris wonl
to his farm to serve papers ou hln
In a petty SllIt , . und Johnslln secllrer
I a shotgun and wounded the unIcer. .
Cannot Believe the Story ,
TIou hton. Mich. , No12.Car
I Busch , brother awl only relut ! vor \
. this country of Augusta Busch. whl
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died or osphyxatlon with Rev. W. C
I
, , uabe In his study at Omah ! . . Nov. fi
absolutely refutes ! to br.l il'\'e th ,
stor les of thc IIJiI n nl'r of Ills slqtrr' !
I death. lie declareR that she ww
ever one oC the hest. . and trurst wllm
I en , Busch Is mellllll'r \ of the 1I0r t
I ago Luke .tJaptist cburcb , and Is I
I ountractor.
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MOLINEUX IS NOT GUILTY.
YorlIct nr , Jur ) " III thc S"colltl Trial-The
l'Rctllllllllo : ! co tnthtl CIUII.
'i1tlls is the chrollology of the case
or Boland U. Mollneux , al'quiLled o (
the murder of Mrs. llItherlno , T.
Adams :
l'olsoll pnelUigo mal1ed Decom ber
23 , 18US.
Mrs. lCatherlno J. Adnms died by
polsoll at her home , No. 01 West
1 lghty'slxtH street , December 28 ,
18U : : ! .
Boland B , rollne\1c \ : ! was nrrested ,
charged with sending the polson ,
and commlttod to the 'l'ombs , lreb.
ruary 27 , 18UO.
Arter a trial Instln litty-seven
da's , he WIIS Cound gulltv of murder
In the IIrst de ree , : Feuruary 1 , 1nUO.
110 wns srntenced to dcuth by He-
corder GufT I\u : taken to SIng Sing ,
February 10 , lUOO ,
'J'ho case WIIS murled to the court ,
of appeals by his cousel , , Tune 17 , 1001.
'nlU court of appeals granted a new
trial , October G , HIOI.
Uoland n. 1\olilleux spent one year ,
se\'en months lu the death coil at
Sln Sing , ulld'as tala'u bacl ! to
New York , a reor Ugll , when a ncw
trial wus ranted.
Ills triul cost the conntv $200.000 ,
and on the uppcal 1.080,000 words
were submitted In e\'ldence.
New YOl'lc , No12.1 n the second
trial oC Uoland B. Mollucux for the
IIwrder of Mrs. Katherlno Adams In
18DS. the jury this ufterllolln returned
a verdict or lint u\lty. \
' 1'he : ' Molllleux jury was brought In
to courtlt : 3:3i : : o'clt/cl. / . A t the SIIIIJ ! !
time l\Iolilieux 'HIS talwn Crom the
Tombs Into the court und District
Attorney , Jerome W.IS suulIJoned. On
Ills arrl val the court room was iJlocl < e
and uo one was al10wed to enter or
lea \'e It.
'rhe jurt' hnd remained out just
twenty-live mlllutes when the Cllre.
man anounncod the verdlot of acquittal -
tal there WIIS much upplause and the
chet'rlng extended to the orowd walt-
In outside In the corrlolJrs and Oil
the street.
1'he : ' orlmlnal court bul1dlng was In
an uproar imlUedlately. At leash I
three thousand persous were massed
In tbe buildln .
Close Call For L.lncoln Man.
Beatrlce , , Neb. , Nov. 12.-J , O.
Wulfe , or Lincoln , who Is hero mak-
InJ : some repairs on the line for the
Postal 'relegraph company. had a
elose 00.11 . for his IIfo this evening.
While at work on the rear or the
Omaha store , he was handling a guy
wire. which came In contaot with a
prl mary wi ro of the electric light
eompany , carrying a voltage of cle\-
eu hundred and IIfty.Volte was at
oue : J'enc1ered unconscious. Ills release -
lease from the COli tact was reruarlm-
hlet the wel ht uf his body as he fell
to , the ground pulling the wire Crom
his ha'Jds. The lIes'l ' on two IIners ! , !
and the palm ef his rl ht hand was
hurned through his glove to the boue.
Used Stnmps for Fuel.
WashlngtouNov. 12.-Uver lI alllsl
the Item of :100 : rullllolis direct und
IlIIllrect loss sulferl'd by olllJrat Irs ,
millers and pl'ople and railroads. as
the result of the coal Sl.rll < o , one
branch of the goternlllent-tho bu-
re.n : of rngravlr alld printing-will
chilli. up a proUt I f not far from
$ ] [ jO. Incl den tally , In UCCOI\I \ pllsh.
, III this staving , the bureau has In
the It 011 I h past bllrned fuel for
which Lhe treasury paid In oold cash
,
IIIOl'e than enc Illlllioll.
I n this par ticlilar Instance the gO\-
ern men ti stokers ha ve beell shovellll
I documentary re"CIlIJe stamps for
which the trl'asury paid $ . \00.00 \ dally
,
Into the furnaces of the bureau aIling
with a proportlun of ( ' 0..1 . , the stamlJS
producing lIeaj ( that ot.Hrwlse would
11a\'e required the consumption uf
lI.ore coal.
Beglnnln with July , IDOl , follew-
, In the rl'peal ot the stamp tax ou
,
bank checks , telegraph and telephone
messages , and auumented { ( this last
, July by tl1C repeal of all stamp taxes ,
the treusury has been retleemla the
: revellue stamps remalnlnll In the
; hands or purchasers thuu\hout ( \ the
r ClJunty. 'L'he slamps have heen
shipped In wugollioarlsa considerable
I.Oltion of thu bulle belnK made up
of the blanl < checJrs upon which the
Hamp was Impressl'd Oarloads and
I tllns upon tOilS of tihls stuff ha vo
Lleen shipped to Wushlnltoll and
stored I n tile treasu ry _
III the latter purt of September ,
while the proL'ess of dostructloll was
oln Oil , and while the ol11clals of
the treasury deQartrnenti wOle rackIng -
Ing their brains to l1 ure out a fuel
I supplV for the various bU ei\U9 , the
"Uj.lneer ! at tile hu.cuu of er.\ravln \ :
and prlut1n wes seized with un lu-
sprlatloll. lie SU H'sted the utlllza-
lion of th waw'n load3 of sta m ps
and stamped checks for the purpuse
, uf pruduclng steam.
Colored 1\18n I > lIuands Rights.
I Wa8hlngton , Nov. 12-1'he Uulted
) tates supreme OOUt tOlla , cranted
I a mutlon for IIn early hlarlnH In the
. case of Jaclson W. Jiles ( IJolured's. ) .
. the Board of Heglstrlltlon of : Mont-
gOlllery , Ala. , Invl/lvlng the qu stlon
whether the sulTraHe IJrovlslons of
_ the uew constl tutlon of the state oJ
Alabama Is repuj.nant ( t the four-
1 tcenth and Itrteenlh urnendruents to
Lbo CDII511t.Uti0I1 ! oC tbo United States.
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lViA Y H A VET HEM
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POSSE AT CLATONIA CAPTUBES
TWO SUSPECTS.
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ACTIONS AGAINST THEn\ \
I
ALLEGED INCENDIAHY HAS FUIHH.
ER CHAnGE TO FACE
I
WATKE IS IN DEEP WATER
I
hllllnllll'll" tlf Crncftlllllnn I"tllll\tl " 'hclI
' 1'III'Y \ \ lIrn I.IIIlnrllllt-lIIcw Chur&o III.ulo
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I
neatrlce , .Neb. , Nov. H.-Sheriff
Waddington , usslsted by John Schlek
ut this elL ) ' has led od In jail two
comparath'el.v 'uun men , who uro
belleveu to he the oues who aU.empt-
cd to rub the Olatonla banl < Monday
IIlght. I
Early 'J'hursllay mornln two mcn
\v\l'e ) seen to all ht ut Olatonlll from
a freight truln from tbo west. ' 1'ho
attempt on tile bank's tremmre still 1
was , 'Ivld In the minds uf the towus-
people , IIncI the prtsence of any
stranler was' IIIstanlly nollcr'able so
fr'um the moment the men stepped
fwm the train their mo\'emont was
scrutinized. After lolterlnc alJOut
the depot "tew rlloments the men
wall < ed down the tracl ( and to the
poillt whole the robbers had abandoned -
oned the hm'se II nd bu gy 'l'uesday
l11ornllll. ! 'l'he ) ' Wen proceeded to a
point near where the allg had crossed -
ed the crcele. For IIJore than an hour
they were watched hy Henry Alberts
anct uthors who IInally corwluderI
thut the pair must Imow sOlUethlnJ (
about the robbery ancI a posse ud-
vunced on them and took them In
custody.
Meanwhllo a search was rnnde or
the surroulHlIng premises where the
rol1owln urtlcles were founll. ' 1'wo
long 4-1-Colts revolvers one-halt pint
of nltro-glyr.rolno : two Illes six sl < elo-
ton I < oys u quuntJlty of fuse \lnd caps.
' 1'he men weru taken up town und
wl1l1e no violence was offered them
about every man woman \lnd ohlld
in the town and surroundln country
stood gua rd over thorn \lrDlod wi tb
some 1 < lnrJ of : l weapon.
' 1' he suspects pleaded Innosenco
unr1 said they were In Horton Kansas -
sas Monday night. ' .rele rams were
sent people there whorn they claimed
to know bllt the responses were not
at ull satisfactory. When the sher-
IIf reached Olatonll1 ubout 3 0 'clocle
this afterncon the men were In the
rear of a saloon which was luuHled
by Cully one hundred armed residents.
The mn had mnneylnd speot It
freely. They tulled a bout Ba n ker
Chamberlain and using him for a comparison -
parison spoke dlsparaglngly of all
banlwrs and displayed an acqualn-
toance wlth , nallles of prominent people -
ple 1I1H1 ImowledJte of puhllc affairs
whl h shows tl.ey are not stl'an ers
to Nehraslm. The U1atonla people
and the sherllf belle\s ! lIu'y ha\'o
got the right mono 'l'hey are abouti
tthlrty years old caell. When searched
hele a long thin Ille was found on olle
of them. ' 1'hey refu ed to Hlvo any
names.
Watlc In IJeep Water.
St. Palll , Neb. Nov. H.-Hobert
Watlre's tTllubl's did not end veRter.
d'IY when he was released at Loup
U1ty under $ /iOOO / bonds penrllng the
prel Irn I na ry tria I on the ohar\e \ ( of
settln lire to two Iraln pleva tors. . at
Ashton last 'rllllrsday nl ht. A warrant -
rant was Immedlat.ely sworn out f"r
his arrest on the charge 01 grandlar-
ccny and SherllT Hansen has one to
\\'atl < o's home In Farwell to sel\'e It.
ny telephone It Is learned that Wat-
ke Iii a the 1J0me of his Cather.ln-
law , near Boelus. wheTl he was captured -
tured after a long chas 'l'urslluy
DJnruln uncI It Is possible that another -
.
or garne.or hide and seele lias bellun.
During Watke's absence last week a
search warrant was securednrHl two
very valuahlo saddles whlcn were
stolen from 0 W. Fletcher or Boehn
about two years a o wore found.
Other e\'ldenco was discovered to Indicate -
dicate that the man hacI been lead.
Inl ( a crooked life fllr years. While
lie has never borne the best renputa.
tlon , th char es at his glliity IIf <
arc astonlshln . 'l'h05e whll saJ
they ha ve sulTered at his hands dp ,
clare thati they will swear out fresll
char es aJalnst : ( him as 101l1l as auy ,
one cun II foulld to o his hall
Joseph Korlnele was lined $10 and
costRln county court this murnlll fOI
petty larr'eny. lie was n purt.ner \
a 'est'lurant ' which waR recently soh' '
to II , It. VancIelur anri It wa'i al.
leged that he carried off some IolOod !
wllluh were Included In the bill 0 :
sale.
Yukon River Frozen Solid.
Victoria , B. 0. , Nov.14.rrhl
stealller Amur , from Slw lVay , Ie
( Jorls that the Yukon has Iwen frll7.
en wlllri nnd the steamer La 1.'ran"1
was caught and hl'lli In the 11'0 wher
011 routu rlllwn nrar 011 litO. Hlle \ \ II
remain there all winter and Cellrs IHI
( 'xpresserl that she Hlay he cruFihec :
, hv the leo , The II I st 81 U\O \ ! frlln
\\'hll ( ! Horse rrllcltell 1 > aw-oIJn ! on Nfl
\'emlJer n , artf'r sl : < days' travel , nnl
the III f\t stlle ! I rOIl ! Dil w"lIn wag cltl
I at While lIvrse UII Monduy.
' . ; ' 11 ; , > , . ; " . . . ' \ r " " ' ' . 'f'r' , t ' .
- " ; ' , . ' " 'iI , ; .
+ + + + + + + + + + ; 0 + + + + + ' ' ' + + + + + + + 01'
f : ! $ 1
+ + + + + + + +
Chicken thloves are busy at FrO'
hlont.
Charle.q rlekrol dIed at Sownrd 6 > t
tJ'J1hold fever ,
Ncar CowleA hoth ends or threshet
ulo\V out seriously Injuring three 'men.
William It. ' 1'111 has been arrested
ell rg d with cmbe7.zelfng tunda be. .
11In ln to lIumbolt lOdge , A.O. U. 'V.
1 Iward Welhorg was sentenced to
two ) 'CarR In the peultent.larr at Col.
umbus for forgery.
Gov. Mickey's ton year old Bon Den
had hili leg brol < en wbllo playing toot-
ball.
MrR Ir ; " Williams of Lltohl1eld com.
mltted sulolde by drowning boraoIC In
a mill pond.
t1'11O ) 'early export or silks from
Switzerland \'Ulued at earlr $ 'O , .
000,000.
At l"arlmry " ! Lee Sprnllglnl ! who 5hot ;
Constable Bu lurllelclln Daykln few
weel.s ago WLIi al'qultted.
I B. A. Stultz of .l"rernont ! , who kec
a II very stable , waH Idoked by a hor60
and one of his loge , vas broken III two
pluces.
I Cyrus A. Deadorr sues David Strick-
er for $10,000 damngo ! ; Cor alienatIOn
of his \\'Ie's [ '
\ \ atl'ectluus. 130th parties
1'e \ near Bennett.
I In a mlr1upon a I'club"dl"o I1.t lIen-
Icy the shlmlf dlscovored and "ol Cll
ulnl' case.Ii of beer and arrcslOd WlIJ
Mulohow , the IIJI\IIa er.
'rhe new Union brick hullr1\ng \ at ;
1 xeler collapsed Injurill Vern Nov
ins , Joe llInelis. . Sr. , and Rube Spo.n-
gur.
gur.At
At 1)latt.smouth TIarry llic ! s 111 ROb
30 days amI his brother WilllIlm 10
duys for petty laro ny. Otto V'Oh"Ctr :
man plead gull tiy to burglarhJb hilt.
tathor's house. '
l mnk Micek whl ) resided 13 mllca
BouthweRt of Columbus had hi ! > lIr
cru ! > hed out by the props of a. . bulllH
1111- { giving way and a house settltugt
upon him.
Samuel Lindsey , of Murray , Nob. ,
WL ! sllot und seriously wounded by
Jameli McReyno ds In a dispute ov
Bt/me / money whloh Lindsey olaimt > , d :
McHeynold owed. ,
' 1'ho Catholic sOCIety has commenoct (
the erection uf it. new churoh at SI1. .
vcr Creek. It wl1l be pu.hed to ootn- !
letlou as rapid y as possible. 'l'WS !
\V1II give Silver Oreek four ohurches.
I
1'be G mnd Island Board of Educ
tlon at Its meetln sustmned one 011
the tcachers , Mr. D.Lvls , In the mnttclJ
of charges brought It alnlit him by w
Mr. Auyull Cor the wrongful suspeusloni
: > C ! lis daughter. :
'rhe Ord gas plant Is nearly oem
pleted , and will soun be sellin gas
Ord cl tlzells for lighting purposeB
James BILrtu has securert a frallchls
I
. \rlll will at once begin the ereotlon of
in eleotrlc li htlng plant. i
I Formlll complaint ha. . . been ma ol
l1 alusL Berman Uorchersof Columbus :
for the murder of his father , and' '
rlg'Llrllit ( AuguKt Borohers as an ncces. !
lory. 'l'he voungest son John II ; no.
mentioned.
While engaged In moving the atatlon.
at Sterlln ! ! with lIat cam the capstan
hroke , George Harmon had Re\'eral
rl bs broken , Peter Hansen , 'l'mmlOo
Wilson , A t ! < ens mrldle and George'
Cox were seriously Iujured.
Near ITo lns' brldgo on the Nlo-
bram rl vcr , tl1teen mll.a ; northeast of
, Newport , a . .uan by the r.ame of Ira
lcGee was foulld wlthL bullet wound
In the forehead. Dr. Dudd of Nuw-
pllrt wa. . . called and word comes by
I telephone that the man Is still alive.
hut has no ho.nce of recovery
I
I It John Corey , for many years an.
mployee of the Burlington. . can furn.
. Ish sLtlsfaotory ! ploor that be Is anI
I nel r oC rlr Frallols Drake , he will rO-l
: J..lve between $ IOooOJO and $4,000,0001
I II.R his ahare oC Drake's estate. Suoh !
IS tile meliSagl' borne to him by Geor e
Corey of Hendricks , Minn. , who has. .
Deen traveling over the country for
I three years In a hunt Cor heirs.
; I Robberfl mnde an unsucccf\sful \ at.
, tempt to loot the bank at Western ,
. 8iLline county. The robbers entered
I the building and had succeeded In
.
blowlnr p"n the vault when they
I were detected by t.he Burlington ngen'
r who OCCUpl08 apartments over thQ
I ballk a.nd who was awakenl'd by the
I repo t of the explosion ' 1'he robbers
; left without f ecurirll { anything of val- .
, lie A posse Is In pursuit or the baa- ;
dltl.
I While working on the nllrlln tol1 .
, bridge at PlattRmollth L'rank J\alusek 1
: met wltn an accident wlloll carnl )
- nearly ending his earthly career , .A ,
hea vy piece of I Imber 'ell ' a distance or
twenty feut , striking him a glanol nS'
hlow on his head nnd side. lie wo. . .
p o\erl up and taken to the ol1lce of
Dr 14Ivln 'H.on. who found thiLt a
numher oC Ills teeth Wf'fe knocked out
, I I\nd tile side of his Ilead u.nd . ueck lIudly
! ! hrulserl und lacerated. but 110 boucs 01
" ; . . " .
were ) rul..OI" ;
I . ,