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RUMORS CROW MORE DEFINITE
- Stories of Spanish Assault on American
Vessels Ooming with Cre entials ,
SIPS NAMED THAT MAY HAVE BEEN SUNK
Inted Story lq I that tim Spnl ' h Crnher
Jlfnn" , hahelc l'trf'll Ilto alt IIii-
4 nhlcfl the AmerlfI"1 Schnoner
Irene CIT Culm
. .TACKSONVlIE , Fla. , : Iarch 19-A ape-
clal to the Jlorhla Citizen from Key Vest ,
Fin . , says : A letter has been recelvel hte
from Cuba statng that the Spanish gunboat
Alceleo frol upon and sunk a supposeti I
American achoner oft Puerto Padre with sixteen - '
teen people aboard. 1 Is rumored that the
schooner from Key West was the Golden
1Ind of Key West , which len here several
weeks' ago for a cargo of fruIt t , with a crew
of alxtet men , and hall to pass Puerto .
Padre , and may have been the vessel In qiIes
ton , The schooner Louts lastng and
J LIly also sale < for fruit several days ago ,
but neither had sixteen $ men In their crew.
A later rrporl Is to the erEct that the
schooner Irene was fred Into and dismantled
by the Spanish cruiser Infanta Isabohhe.
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The news Was brought to this city by a yes-
sl l cngallell In the cattle trade between this
port and the mainland The Irene Is a
smal schooner owned In this port hy Canary
] slan er. Sue has been employed In the
fish trade nil winter , bnt In the past ' few
days returned with a party of court olclah
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. from Fort Meyers , where an important murder -
der trial has been held. She afterward
sailed for the fish ranch at Punta Gorlla
, where , It was rerortel , an expedition s'le
for Cuba. This point has been under su-
velanco hy the Spanish cruiser a 11 the
schooner was followed from here and fired
Into. This Is the report given by fishermen
at the ranch 10 1 vessel which hall , just ar-
rived. The owner and family ant the crew
of the Irene hive here , and considerable
alarm has been occasioned hy the news.
The latest news from Cuba Is that the I
government has captured a schooner with
' m arms and ammunition at Havana , which was
7' to go to Santiago dc , Cuba. At Santa Clara
several rifles were capturd , hidden away In
fields. Dolores Ale o , a Cuban girl , has basri
confined In prison for aiding In the conceal-
ment of firearms at San Necolas , stale of I
Havana. A lieutenant of volunteers and the I
owner of a care were also Imprisoned for
their connection with this alalr ,
Cuban politicIans held a mass meeting at
which It was decided the members of the
Cuban political club would contribute each
a ilay's wages to forward the cause of the
rbeihlon. Spceches were made by various
insurrectionlots. '
TAMPA , I"la" , March 19.-Humors regard-
lag the sinking of the schooner Irene hy the
Infanta Isabella In the Florida straits are
- rife , but no positive information can be obtained -
tained , and the Spanish consul knows nothi-
hog of It.
NO REPLY YET FROM MADIUD.
WASHINGTON , March l-As for as can
be learned the , State department has not Yet ,
heard elthr from United State Minister
Taylor or from Consul Genrral Williams at
Havana upon the question of the Identity of
the Spanish cruiser w'lcn red upon the
Ahhianca. There Is no question. however ,
of the correctness of the report whIch represents -
sent that the offending craft was 'tho Con e
do Vonandlto , although from the commander's
statement that the steamer upon which he
freli was flying the nrls' flag . there Is
still a possibility that his story refers to another -
other Incident , for It Is hard to conceive that
the stars and stripes could be mistaken for
the British ensh under the cIrcumstances.
of Curse It is i question of fact that can
be , e sly setted by the testImony or the
ofcers and crew of the Atanca whether or
not the colors exhibited were American or' '
British. I Is salt here t lat the mater
really tails to touch tIme main Issue although
It may result In luggIng Great Britain into
I , In defense or the ensign , for the Spanish
cruiser , according to tIme POSItIOn taken by
Secretary Gresham , was bound to accept the
colors displayed In answer to her signal
as establishing the nationality oC the vessel
I begins to appear that our government
Is not disposed to be unduly exacting In tht
mater of a speedy response from the Spanish
government to tie der.lamls preferred through
MinIster Taylor Inasmuch IS the State department -
parlment has been Informed by Mr. Taylor
that the entire Spanish cabinet has resigned
and I Is realized that It I no easy mater ,
oven with the best of intentions , for the
government to treat this subject properly ,
whlo It Is distracted with Internal turmoil.
There 10 reason to believe that there may
bo further Interesting developments In con-
nclon with the Alliance affair.
Information Is eahl to bo at hnnd that a
schooner ' which recently called from Savannah ,
Ga. , after having been watched by the cus-
tOIS ofcers , had on hoard arms and ammnmi-
nlton concealed under n decldoad of lumber.
ler destination Is supposed to have ben Cuba ,
_ and tIme information concerning her Is of
, d such a character that SpanIsh gunboats Ire
now on the watch
Nothing Is Imown here of time reported ac-
I ton of lie Spanish bhlps Infanta Isabel or
Arcedo In firing on American , vessds. There
Is good ground , however , for believing that ,
the ship which sailed from Savannah with i
Cuban arms aboard : wil furnish an actual '
case of dclenlon If she Is overhaul
Careful investigation Is Ilroceedins as 10
the cargo shipped by the Allanca at Colon
allegations lint ( arms were taken abbaTI
under cover or darkness having been made .
Communications hnvo been received In
Washington from Cuba that lie Condo de
Venandlo was the Spanish war ship firing
on the Alhiamica. These advices said that the
later ship was flylngt \ a BrItsh flag.
There Is 10 further doubt as to tIme re- '
celpt by Secretary Gresham or a reSl10ns (
from Spain to his deman , but there is I
reason to believe that the plblhhed reports
have failed to state Homo Important reserva-
tons made by Spain.
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) Ono part ot Spain's answer may consist
In cling attention 10 n charge that a nun-
ber or Spanish Cubans wro fshing In the
Gulf of Mexico when fred upon by -I UnIted
States revenue cutter , first wih a cannon
ali later with small arms. Time firing Is
alleged 10 Intro occurred twelve miles from
land The Sllanlards were carried to New
Orleans , whicre , It Is said , the United Stales
court for the southern district of Louisiana
released theni Spain has not thus far made
n protest , but may do 10 now that tIme United
States hiss protested against the firing on
the Alliance.
mWOIT O TiE \SSALANT
NEW YORK , March 9-Tho cable dls.
ptchm from havana 11ul1shed today 10 the
effect that lie commander at ( lie Spanish
cruiser , Condo lIe Ve mlll to , hall reported
( list ho hall fired 01 a steamer March 8 off
Cape Maysi , after signalng her and was
replied to' by the hoisting of the IrlUsh
fag on the steamer , has brought forth an
nfhlavlt from CaptaIn Crossman of the
Ahllanca. TIme afllavlt Is corroborated by a
number of his ofcers , who albo make sworn
slaloments that the American , antI not ( the
Urlhh ensign , was flying from the staff
of the Alliance.
The captain's atildavit reads as follows :
"Calltaln James A. Crosunan , beIng duly
du\
Iwurn , dellS and says , that he has reatl
In the nlrlng fper6 of thhs date , Tuesday ,
Iarch 1i , that the commander of the Span-
him gunboat Conde de VenandHo
Ih : COlde hiss made
the statement that the t stelmshlll that was
off Cape Maysi I , Cuba , on the Sih day of
? 4archi , 1895 , which Was fired on by his gunboat -
boat , hoisted } thin DrlUsh ensign In saluting
him. In view oC thii . Ilatement , he doe
108t solemnly swear that the fag hoisted
01 the staff at the ( steamer Ailanca In sa-
lulo to time Spmnish gunhOt off Cape Mesl ,
( 'lh3 , on the Sih day of March , 695 , ) hy
tT ! bl * order , ald In his presence , was the (
American en.ISI , This Is the oily lag used
America for such " purposes , the naUolJI /31 Of
The olberd ) vhQ _ Ignel a similar ofdavlt
¶ nerc ; uejijiD } , C \lnJ lnt Clcer ; F , W. ,
Russell , second officer ; W. I Churchill ,
purer ; A. S. Jussen. freight clerk ; E. L.
Ingman , aurgeon. These afdavlts will be
forwarded al once to Washington by the
company.
htegarding another cable dispatch from
Havana , which stated a report was current
fiat tIme Alanca carried rifles on her soulh.
bound trip , the statement was also emphat-
IC.1Iy denied by the representatives of the
Panama RaIlway ' .
Halway compan
st'.tNIAIIIS , \Un\ AT AM1ICIC.tNS.
Only Waltlnl for it Ch"leo to Fire un 10
ainrlciimi Shill ' ) ,
N1\V ] YOmC , March 19.TheVard line
steamer Segnranca has arrived In port three
days out from Havana , Cuba. Speaking of
tIme Alanca matter one or the passengers
said he heard a Spanish omclal say the Span.
lards had been waiting a chance to fire upon
American vessels , as they ( believed the
Americans were aiding the Insurgent . lie
furthermore sold nit Spaniards felt un.
friendly toward Americans for the same rca-
son As to the revolution , the provinces engaged .
gagell consist or ) ranzalilo , Santiago de
Cuba , 101guln , OUantalage and ( Vegtmctuia .
The rebel forces consist of about 6,000 men ,
familiar with the country , and all determined .
mined The government forces consist of
about 8.000 regulars , and 800 more arc now
enroute from Spain. There arc about fOOOO
volunteers who will take UII arms for Spain ,
but the Cubans seem to think little or them
as fighters. The rebel arc marchllg toward
Puerto Principe , which Is the scat or the
revolutiomi. The Cubans say the rebels have
things all their own way In the easter part
oC the Islllll , but are commlllug no elepre.
\ dations . They frequently Invade towns for
supplIes. but always pay for what they get.
A Wcrll cable from havana says the
Spanish cruiser Conic do Vanltor reports
shore < on an gnglsh steamer I Is pre.
sumed here the cruiser was mlstallen In the
nationality of the lag , and It was the Allanca
she fired upon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
' 'II/.S / TIlE ltliiEIL1ON " lLt. 1'\1.
( onerl Opinion In Cui" , however , thnt
hue Strulnlo Wil lie Lo , : " .
PIIILADELI'IIIA. March 1-Tho steam-
shill Elrnwood arrived today at Hchm011
from SI. Jugo de Cuba , but the ship , which
flies the Drltsh flag . wits In no way mo-
leitttt1 I , hy Spanish authorIties. Whie on the
outbOll1 passage , when eight miles east of
Guantonomo , on March 10 , she was halcd by
the Spanish torpedo catcher Neuva Espagne ,
but hove to , saluted and passe on about her
business.
A large number of troops from Spain
were expected to arrive at St. Jago short ) '
after the Earwood left , and tIme generl
belief In St. Jago Is that the Insurrection
wi bo Jrolonged for some ( tune and will not
be crowned with sucfess. The authorities
were alarmed ali were keeping a sharp
lookout for two leaders who were saul to ho
enrouto from San Domingo Just before we
left , said Cuptaln Hogers , the Spanish troops
callturell a boat containing two Germans who
are held on suspicion of having handed lend-
ers oC the Insurrection on the Cuban ahores.
St. Jago Is nol under martial law , the civil
authorities having handel over the reIns of
the government.
G01' TILEI it AIUS FROM . rICAIAOU\ .
Indlcltons ConcernlnJ Colombln' , , LltUo ;
4 . ' 1hihblc' fliwo1utiomt. ,
COLON , ColombIa , March 19.-Letters
which have been found upon the rebels who
were captured at the time of the recent at-
tack upon Docas del Taro , 'whbn the Iexl- I
can bandit , Catarlno Garza , was killed , dls-
close the fact that certain high officials In
Nicaragua contributed fund , and arms to the
!
"cbet' who were engaged hi the alack upon
that place. For Instance , a Senor Cabzas
gave the rebels the sum of $ ,000 and rOO
rifles . I Is ale believed that another at-
tack upon Docas del Toro Is contemplated.
I Is not quite clear who the Senor Cabnas
referred to Is. The only high official of
Nicaragua , whose name approaches that of
tim person mentioned , Is General H. Cahe-
zoo , whose office Is that of insictor or the
Atlantic coast or Nicaragua.
Iop.rt the Jrbcls IistmcartencI .
MAIRID , March 19-An otclal dispatch
fl'om General La Citambre governor ant
military commander of the Odental province
or Cuba , "Iates that the rebel hands In the
Sierre de Colre mountains Ire disheartened ,
owing to the dissensions that havc arisen
leaders among themselves because of the lack or
.
ln.1ITTBD 7'IIE HECOIJ CO.l SSII )
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fluno Holimon lurnlsh05 the l'rlncllll
l v"lrnfO In the Oibb.u CnRr
BUFFALO , March 19.DolRUJel , the
actress , who was on the stand In the Gibbs
murder trial last evening , and whose testi.
many was interrupted by Sadie Robinson
hllslng the word "Liar ! " was cross-oxam'
limed today ns to whelhel' she hud not quar-
reled with Sadie and did not hear her a
grudge. This she denied. ' .
' Then the attor-
ne's humid a battle over the mission oC
Mra. 10blnson'l second confession , which
thc court allowed , amid which was road to
the jur ) ' . Like nil of the admissions oC
hum cW\le , part ot It was held to he in-
ndml slble. rho wlfe's testimony against
her Ilauln cannot he received and vice
versa. Mrs. ! ier , the owner or time house
whel'e the Hohlnsons lived at the ( line , tes- I
titled lint she rcmembered seeing Sadie
with men's clothes on on the night HubB
was murticu etl. lawnbroker Foster idenhi.
lied the articles the Hohlneons pawned 10
get niommey to get ont of lown. Other wit-
neSleR wel'a heuld , Imong them n gun-
Inlh , who hlentlell the huletl removCl
( coma all"s' body as fitting the shells In
Clarence's revolver . " 'hle the t'cvotver WIS
being exhIbited It was discharged , catma-
lug the ( l'hler sensaton oC the da ) ' . 'fhe
womln auditors jumpell and screamed.
F'ortummntely no one was lilt
Out ot hive cartridges struck by the fIring
hum only two e"1110ded. 'rhe othel' three '
bore exactly the 1I111'efsion ) on tIlrlmel'
UK Iho l'xI.lolled hal carh'ldse round In front
of l r. Ho't'l house
'rhe letter which n\peR'e,1 In the Evening ]
NeIl's last April , just ufter the murlle , the
author or which claimed to he n girl whom
Blhbl hall wronld , and who hall killed
him to avelge her wrongs , was then lInt In
uvllencl' . I Is CllllC hy the Inosecution
that lie ( letter was written hy Clarence Hoh.
InRon roe time nurnose of thrlll Ih . nolL" .
, off the proper / rC - _ mm " , - _ _ , on
MIMI .Jeannette Wlcle11en , un amivertis-
Ing clerk or the News tcstfed to havlnr
recelveul thq letter timid Ihen Charles N.
nec\el
Vorcls or ieveimimmii. 11 hand writing expl'rt
was culled Clevelanc ot Ito I News letter -
tee hal \revlousl ) ' been Ilde In IHHrl
unlall lleltl. and they were offered In cvl-
tlt'umc 'l'huebe together with the letter itself .
self all several lalceled chlcks anti yawn
ticket releases , ledgers nail other 1)IItrl bl'
longinG to Robinson , anti known 10 have
been Ilgnell by him were submitted .
Questonell ) to his o\lnlon or time letter ,
time wltnus said : "rho \ Olcnll1orton Is
hisguhmeil. 'he middle Ilor [ Ion II nealel' \orton the
naturl Illhlwrllng , anti beginning IJal' lie (
l\mature tluulaton there again. Is " In ntti'nmpt to go back to
" ] 11 you tU1'1 an opinion as to whelher
the News letter was written by time sume
1111 which wrote the other valuers ? asked
Mr. Qnnellenbush. I'a\el'
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'I Ild.
" 'huut was it ? "
lii meld ) ' \lr. VorcaK said that lie first let-
)
h'r was In time same hOdwrltlJ : II that ,
used by ( 'iaum'nca Hoblnson to lila wife while i
ho wal In Jai at CIl'veanll , and was like-
WIM News. ! iii the ( 1110 hand\rltn Ut tutu II the
Mr. Yorcas was poslUve 11 his slutelentl
Time WItltls cXlllalned how he compared
writimiur anti discovered , .
wrUI11 Inll tscowred halJwrtllJl. lie
looks for time slope or letters and time force
Dr huressiuue on certain leterH , Instruments
arc used 10 macnatures the slope or letters. le
nut SIW Ulel' letters mind the writing
wrilng
known to le Hohlnson'last 1"ebrummry.
Hobert 1. Young , n 11a'lng teller ut the
Erie : tounlr banll , gave It us his opinion
that the New letter ulli other \'llngs
lilOWI to be Itobinsan's were In the seine
11111
This ( IIM the case for the prosecuton ,
nn,1 , at 4:5' : ) p. 1. court adjourned. J Is
IJrObable that I. the case will go to lie Jury
Friday night . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
1'1 elhlf/l l'aruloums is 1'111 of i'rsoumcrs.
\'ASIiINGTON , Much 1-Timo president
11 : pardoned Due Duck , convicted of murder
In Arkansas , and W , II. tlauceU , lentencd
In Arkansas to six months' ImplaoDmcnt for
couuttffrltn .
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RENA REGENTE A WRECK
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All Uncertainty as t ler rate Definitely
cttlcd Last ,
Eotle at L1St
CRUIER FOUND AT BOTTOM OF TIE SEA
Irr Sister Ship Aifono , XI Saw T1Hlty
IlchrR lt lce Mtsti ! hlwllJ ' 111'0
time Vnter-Fotir . liumitireil Lives
l'rcsumahly I.ost ,
CADIZ , Marc' 19.-Thc Spanish cruIser I I
Alfonso Xii. has returned here after a
search for the mising cruiser Helna Hegente
ant reports having foull thO later vessel
sunk near Dajo Acelanos , not far from the
straits of Gibraltar. Only twenty Inches of
the Heln Hcgenle's masts were above waler.
The Alfonso XII . has returned 10 the scene
oC the wreck wih a number of divers and
diving apparatus In order to recover tIme
bodies of the crew of tIme sunken war ship.
Jho Helna Hegente was reported missing
on March ] 3. She hall just conveyed from
Cadiz to Tangier the returning Moorish nile-
shun to SpalThe cruiser left Tangier on
March 10 for Cadiz anti her whereabouts have
not been definitely ascerlalned until today.
Pieces of one of her boats and semaphore
fags ore reported to have been Picked up
along the shore near Ceuta and Tarifa . She
carried a crew of 420 ofllcers ant men and
all hauts are beloved 10 have perished
So soon as the reports of the disaster became .
came current a number of Spanish amid Brit-
Ish war ships put to sea In se.rch of her
A French steamship on March 1 arrived at
Gibraltar timid reported having seen a big
vessel , supposed to have been the Reins
Iegente , ashore In Aceltunos bay ( probably
Dajo Acelanos ) . The commander oC time
French craft reported that ue was unable to
assist the war ship on account of heavy
weather.
On March ] i the steamer Ma'falr arrived
at Darcelona and reported sighting a vessed
belevel ( to be time Spanish cruiser Helna
Hegente on the morning or March 10 , between
Tallfa and Cape Espartel. The war ship
had lost her funnels and bridge and was
laboring heavily In the high seas and fierce
gale which prevailed. Although she was
apparenty unmanageable , the cruiser diii not
ask for assistance and therefore the Mayfair
did not otTer her any. But the captain of
the Iaralr added that he was of the opinion
that she could not long have survived the I
storm In the condition In which she appeared -
peared 10 be at the time ho aw her.
pearIl tme
. Later the Spanish cruisers sla de Luzon
and Alfonso XII. returned to Cadiz after
having searched the Spanish and African
coasts and the straits without any news of
the missing war ship
hER ARMAMENT TOO iEA VY.
! ADlD , March 9.-The positive news of
the loss of the Spanish cruiser Reins Re-
gent , which reached here from Cadiz caused
the greatest commotion throughout Spahn ,
The queen regent was greatly dlslres3M.
D ) her orders the sacraments have been cx-
posed night and day from the time the first
report of the dIsaster reached here amid hy
her directions pra'ers for the safety ot the
crew have been said continuously ever since.
Deputy Daz Morean , who was rormerly an
officer In tile Spanish navy , In thc Chamber
or Deputes during the evening of March 14 ,
read the statement of a rormer commander
or lie Helna Regente , In which the writer
described the cruiser as a vessel unable to
weather a heavy storm , owIng to time Increase -
creased weight of her armament. In the
senate Admiral fleranger. formerly minister
or marine , said that the Reina Regente was
one of the best ships In her class. She was
well appointed In every' way , he added , and
Ir she was lost he believed she must have
collided with another vessel or have gone
ashore. Subsequently II an Interview In
regard to time statement made by Deputy
Diaz Moreau , In which a former commander
of the Reina Hegenle alleged that sue was
too heavy , Admiral Deranger saId that jima
overweight of the crnlsor's deck guns was
rectified two years ago by his orders , when
ho was minister of marine.
The uncertaInty as to the tate or the Reina
Hegento caused great public excitement In
Madrid , and the government was accused of
keeping back news of the ship amid of having
ordered the detention by the censors or a1 !
telegrams giving information about her. nut
when a number ot fags , a compass box and
other wreckage known to have belonged to
the Edna Hegente was washed ashore at
Tents , alma waR given up for lost. In Cadiz
and C'artagena , where most of , the 420 ofilcers
olcers
and men of the lost cruiser belonged , there
was great anxiety and excitement Crom the
moment she was reported missing.
CAME OVER WITH THE CARAVELS.
NEW YORK , March 19.-Time Helna
Regen , about two years ago ,
came to New York as one or time Spanish
squadron which escorted across the Atlantic
the Col'lmbus caraveis The Infanta Isabeinow
reported to have sunk an American schooner
off the coast of Cuba , and the Nuova Espana
were Ihe other chips of the Spanish squadron.
The later arrived at Fortress Monroe on
April 21 , 1893 , the Helna Hegente having
the caravel Santa Maria In tow ; the Pinta
was In tow of the Imifanta Isabel an' ] the
Nina was towed by the Nueva Espana All
three of these Spanish war ships took a conspicuous -
spicuous part In time great Columbian naval
parade In New York harbor on April 21 of
the lame year.
The Reina Regente was launrhed In 1887
amid was one of three second class deck-pro- I
teted cruisers oC the fme build , her sister I
ships being the Alfonso Xii. and .epanlo ,
all of 4,800 Ions , 12OOO.horse power , and cx- I
pecte to steam twenty Imols. The wrccked
cruiser was 320 feet long , had fifty feet sl"
Inches beam and a draught of twenty fee
four Inches. She was Ilropelell by twin
scrows. liar protected deck was femur and
threeqnarters Inches chlcl on the slopes ,
her conning tower hind five Inches of armor
and her gun shIelds were three Inches thick.
'fhe armament of tIme Helna Hegente can-
elated of four mime and one.hal.lnch lion-
torla guna , one on each side forward oC the
central superstructure , one on each side aft ;
six four and IhreeIluarter.lneh 10ntoril guns
01 bro:11sld : . the forward after flair In anon-
aon : , illi pair In recessed Iiorts mind niteen
raphlfrlng and machine guns. She was also
fitted with five torpedo . tubes
itf.S. . ,101.U8 C.I - U fJTIIEIf.S ( JSI'1SSRM.
jttimmuits that Simo lUlled Hoe Chldron , "nIl
lsun.rRC , Jm Strimmigo .
PARIS , Tex. , Inreh 19.-At the e"amlnll
trial of Irs. Molle Caruther for the murder
of her chl ren , anti at Jim Strange , her alleged -
leged accomplce , Mrs. Curuthera ( admitted her
guilt. Site declared Iha she had been con-
templatng the deed eight years. She stated
Ilhat she had hived unhullply with her bus-
band , \'Ilch was the cause of her desire
to take her le , What situ did was done
deliberately and she wantell the children
to die with her ralher than live wHim her
husband. Strange had nothing to do with
time tragic deed , siam said NOlhlng was de.
velope't to Implcate Straumge . Judge Am.
monett ronandell Mrs. Cal'uthers 10 jai wml-
out bal arid fixed - Strange's . bond ! t $800.
Oierators Cult time WR"P.
pOI ROY , 0. , Iarch 19-The coal
miners' strike here ted > ) " was tmneximectetj
I WUK time result or the Ollel"ator or the I
l'eucock mIne emitting the rate onerourth I
cent from the lontruel sIgned last May for
one year. As yet but three large mlnet are
effected Peacock , 11lerd\'le anti Syraeue ,
tyacu
t1owln O men out or elplo'ment alit1
stopping ! three suit works. The miners tie-
clare aU mines will chose. A general effort
eose. elort
18 being malle to /tte the dllculy with-
ant a prolonged slrlke.
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UcfllvCu for a l'ICllllIOUIt
ST. JOSI'lJ March 19.-ISpeclal.-JIdge ( )
'oodson or the circuit court reCubed to appoint -
point u receiver for the assets or time John I
Moran Packing company , 11 11rl'cII In the
suit ted by the Atlas Natonll hank ot
Chicago , ) the suit will not come up for
trial until th May term or the court. The
IHlklng : house II no\ In the hal11 of the
hit. Moran Joseph , creditors and Is being operated uy
,
, }
. .tTVLiIS U'm lS . Tn 1'OPI'S , o JWIW ,
of 1'Ullu WI5iicdtO1hc ItehloTeit
Inlhh ) WI81td.to'Uo nolnc,1
of the Edict Until Aft " r EaRtor
FALL RIVER , Mass. , March ' 19Dr. Col-
leU , Br de cirande , per , nnl' Hugo A. Du-
buque of Lafayette lodge , Inljhts of Pythlas ,
have returned to thIs city fren Washington ,
where they hel an audience with Mgr.
Satoili . They request l a 'temporary sims-
pension of the edict ofi Pope Leo affecting
membership In , the Knights of Iythlns anti
stated reasons whmy they and 2r0 loyal Uoman
Catholic knights shoull bo allowed to do
.
their Easter dtmty
Lafayette lodge Is composed wholly of
Roman Catholic French.Canadlans , as 18 n
lodge of 160 members In l'rovidence. Mgr
Satol , tIme mcmbers of time committee say ,
appeared much surprised nt the arguments ,
nllvanc , anti after a day's consideration announced -
nounced a decree of lemporary suspension
of the edIct anti promised 10 Issue the formnl
paper In a few < ays. .le . Promised also to
communicate wllh tie vatican , but would not
hell out any hope of the decree being mantle
permanent. ,
\ASI I , March 1-The Fall River
dispatch was shown 10 Mgr , ISatol ' by his
assistant , nr. Holler , who subsequently explained -
plained the siuation thus : " . ) ! gr. Satoll had
written to Bishop Ilarkinim' of Providence ,
1. ] . , sn grltng that the tacls are so cx-
ceptonal In the F.ll IUver car that It would
be well , I the bishop saw fit , 10 suspeml
temporarily the applcaton ot the rule rela-
hive to Inlghts or Iythlas members. The
excqltcnal clrcumstnrces , as stated to Mgr.
Sato1l , ere that two of the members of n
Fall Hver ledge are about 10 tile. I they
leave the lodge they forfeit their Insurance
money , amid If they slay In I they cannot re-
'
celvo the sacraments Mgr. 'Salol suggested
that It would be proper 10 50 modly the rule
as 10 permit ( hose two members to have
their Insurance wlhont being debarred from
the sacraiiients. I also app ' ars that the two
Fall Iver lodges were exc lltonal In being
nlde up entirely or Catholcs , alt for this
reason migm' . Salol suggested that It might
b desirable 10 suspeII the rule In order that
members might have time benefit of Easter
Eacramenta. The suspension Is not of a ge'n-
eral character , anll iii . due entirely tu time
81eclal clrcumslances at Fall Itiver. Mgr
Satot also wishes It , understood ! lat' he
merely advised \sholl 1arldns that the facts
warranted temporary penslon. "
o'
ii. , JR lOUUJ A L.4k'Zffi - P.lIIf Ih'ILL.
Document Drawn Up More 'Uroclty tl\1
Jlor'
the Cnn Which \Vas toicii .
SAN FRANCISCO , March l-t now '
turns out that the reputed latest will of time
late James G. Fair was left In the charge of
Mrs. Nette , L Cravens , a 'prlncpal In time
public schools , who was a great frlenll of
Senator F.iir. . The will Was ' written In the
house of a Mrs. lasl\ns , wlUI whom Mrs
Cravens was living , andlln the presence of
both witnesses.
! rs. Cravens says It came about In this .
-way. Senator Fair had , gone to visit her.
Their conversaton turned to wills and I.
Senator Fair said that bls lawyers did not ,
seem to get his will just ms he would like
It Fair made several 'remaks which led
Mrs. Crayons to propose hat he make a new
will the" amid there and 1liavo her as a' , witness -
ness , Ind that he , mako' a' provision In the
will for a funt for thq support oC school
teachers wimp hail been teachIng for twenty-
five years d'r'niore . to all ( f which the late
Senator Fair agreed and.at down and wrote
the most recent document w'lch has been
presented 'to the court . ! he reason assigned
for keeping the { ] In the baqk-
kee/lng thepcw wiliCsa1ong bak-
ground Is hat ( Jew cu8todlan did nol look at
the < ate otl ' Uia will witemi' Falrdlel ant when
the old will ' ' made pub\o"he thougl It
was one of Utter 'date" .G vemor..dl. 'ofl'
of Charle Fnr's ( counsel , saiilmrs. ! : : , ravens I
was up to Sacramento In tuo intereSt of the
teachers' pension bill. I heard that she !
dropped a rOmark about a legacy 10 the pension
rend. I sent for her 'and ifer a little she
toll me the whole. story. , Mrs Crvens was
a great friend of Senatdr , Fair , lived for
ve3r" nt t1bte2flf holol whit him nntl Io , WitS
-rj i quenivis i r u i-'h wltJ m . - ' Hethe1 ;
wrote time will and gave . I ( , oIlier to keep "
1,1.\7 TIlE S7'EJEDUkES OUSTEI > .
Whlc Laborers atflew prlelUs Want tn
Ilisposo of thin lmlldtitnmnmsn.
NEW ORLEANS , March 19.-mGoyernor
Foster sees no hope at time present for a
settlement of time strike. An attempt will
bo made to hays a & inmlee or screwmen
meet a committee from ( lie Mercantile Exchanges -
changes , and a form pC settlement agree
upon. The screw men araHuow ! willing to
sete matters , ( he emily . . hich , being the
stevedores or the mniddemen1 as they term
timem Time screwmen eay that It time agents
will consent to do away ) ' with the , Stevedores -
dores and contract withm.theumnea directly that
all trouble would ceases Time scrawmen acknowledge -
knowledge that there Is' i more work to le
done on time levee than the whites can do anti
they say that If the agntst\ll only contract
with them they will IIa41y put to work all
time colored screw men who ; are comumpetent ! . In
other words what they att'ls absolute control -
trol of the labor Early , i ls morning the
militia repaired to thielevee , . ' and look ther :
accuste1ed places around the ships and the
men went 10 work wlha ! vlm.
.
CrMU ( IIDJP'JILL . ! mOT l : TilE l , WUB.
Itegistcr4 is Ileit Allhut maul Unwarl.ntod
Usc ot Ilium Nrl e.
ATLANTA , Ga , March l-Mr. Clark
Howell of time Atlanta , Constitution , when
asked by the Associated press correspondent
concerning the use ( f his , niune by J. C. ! sn-
nlng ot Alabama In an interview ( seal out
from New York In conneetbn with the Sonth-
era Balot flights league , aaid : "I ] wish It
under.tood that the free , misc ' which Mr Manning -
ning bas made or my name Is not author-
ized I have never been , notified or amy dcc-
ton ( , as a vice president of Mr Manning's
league . aud had J been r shoulrl have declne
wlh thnnlB. Pnblo centinen ( In tie Routh
Is In favor of fair elections , and thai ( mmenti-
fluent Is growing every day ; The movement
will bo injured rather thmam aided by Kuch a
spectacle aK that now bhimg presented by
! r. .anning , who Is In , ilng York nlncldng
the good nume end tUe.crll of his own
state. " _ V (
COl.I.RJ11 IWI'UI , ' ' ! CLIffS J .HJ Ul.
-
Annull Jlolo\ -1 ( ha ) , t..gun to 10 le"/ /
'Chllenr at ( lllldIU"II" " ,
MADISON , Wls" , MI'cl l-The annual
meolng ( or time LI/lejof American College
Hepublcal' clubs wIlt ° ibo lucid this year al
Grand Rapids , Mlch./thu . arl ' weel In April.
Thus for but three can ldtes have been
mnentloned-\\ . Mc\\l ams of Kalamazoo
men\onelt-W.
college , I , . P. Vauglin of th University of
Chicago , and 11. J , Henning of the University
of Wisconsin-for president , llnd hy C01mon
consent I la concedfd that Vuughn and lien-
nlng are the leading caimididates. Mr. lien-
nlng will have the sold , ufort or Wiscomm-
Sil , Iowa and Minnesota but his greatest
strength will cOle from dbe' ; east , where all
the ant.Yule colleges - will support him.
.
CNIJL CU.'iE ( . ' .U'N S 11 IS S.t TIS1' ! El
ImeltaatOI the Lyi cuing of 1.IIS ut
\ \ 'sl'memmhurg and Will Report ,
DENVER , March 10.-Dr , Cuneo , Italian
colsul , , has returned f onm'V'ahsemmburg , , where
ho made a full In\1tgaton ( or the recent
lynching of Iris countrymen , who were charged
with murder. He sa1 every assistance possible -
Ilble was offered him by the Huerfano county
authorities . lie will not discuss Ihe ( nature
( f his report to thl Italian ambassador , but
It is l evident he televs It will prove entirely .
tlrely satisfactory ,
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fr , 10warl , a rioted I'Ylhlln , Death .
NAShVILLE , March 9.-Hev. . II. R.
Howard , 11.0. , ot 1'ulahol dIed today ,
lie was a IlbtnKulshe member of time
Knights of lythl& Masons und Odd 'el-
lows , and had held high am cia I IloslHons
In time grand bodies oC these order In this
state , IUs remain wil b4 taken to Iprt-
IInd , Me ' , for Interlep'
POLCEMEN UNDER ARREST
Investigations of the Loxow Oommitteo
oaring Frit in the Oourt
NEW YORK OFFICERS WhO WERE INDICTED
Ten ! ( n Now In CIRIOI ) ' all No ether
lmiulictiumcmmts htctmirumetl-1mipeeor lc-
JnllcmentA Irtlrnct-lnollfftoe :
I.mmmmghmhimm anti Six Captains
, \re out the 1.lst.
NEYOHK , March 19.-AI thl policemen .
against whom lclments were fOlnl yesterday
lerday by the ctrnordlnary grall Jury were
placel } ummder arrest when they went 10 police
headquarters this morning. The indicted
men are :
Inspector William McLaughlin ! , Captain
Jacob Seibert , Union Market station ; Cap-
tain J. J , Donohue , West Twenteth street
slaton ; Captain )1. J. ) InrJhy , West One
lullrClh street station ; Cailiain James K
Price , ) lacDougal street staten ; Former 10.
lice Captain Wiiam S. Iever ) ' , Wanlman
dwarll I Gennon ( dlmlssed ) , W'ardman iCd .
ward S. Hi ( former\ unlcr Captain Price ) ,
Wardman Burns ( ( umllll his bal ) ; Captain
John T. Ste\enson.
The order which came to tht superintendent
from the district attorney was to have all
the men there at 1 o'clock this niornimig.
' Shortly before 10:30 : the indicted 1en gah-
ere at police lmeatlqunrters. After helng
placel under arrest they were con ueled to
the district attorney's omce by Inspectors I
Wiiams anti McAvoy. Th former had In
his care Inspector McLaughlin anti Captains
Selberl , Donohne , Price and Dcvery. Time
others wa\lt br the side of Inspector Mc-
Avoy.
Superintedent Dyrnes said that the Indlcl-
menls whIch hall been andell to hlu wee
all that had been found.
1mm the corridor the captains talked ox-
cledly with their chiefs , hut \ l'roresser1
Ignorance as 10 what evidence thc'y could ]
have been indicted upon. When It was an-
nounced ( that all the prisoners were wanted
In the court of oyer and terminer , where
District Attorney Fellows was sitting to fix
the amount of bail . the men fled Into line
and headed by Inspector Wilams entered
the court room. Inslector Wiiam W. McLaughlin .
I.aughln was this first caled to the bar.
The Inspector , pale ali tremblng visibly ,
was addressed by the clerk , who said :
"There arc five Indictments ( against you. "
FIXING TILE BAL DONDS.
Theu Justice ] ngrham was handed thc
papers In the case and upon the recommenda-
ton of District Attorney Fellows the bal
was fxed at 20O00. The bal on the first
charge was fixed at $10,000 and each of thc
other femur at $2.00 , The bal In the case of
John J. Donohue was fixed at $200 ; Michael
J. Murplmy $10,000 : ex-Captain William
Dtvery'a bail was fxed at $10,000. In the
case of ex-Caplaln T. Stevenson no warrant
was issued , as he Is now under $25.000 bal
pending a new trial for bribery There are
three Indictments against ] 11. one for
bribery , one for perjury and one for extorton ,
0/ the first two charges bal was made at
$5.000 each and on the later $1.000 Cap-
tain' Jacob Seibert was held In $10,000 and
Captain James R. Price In , 2.5Q0 for ex-
tortlon. Edward G. Uennon ( , who Is under
Indictment l and out on $5,000 bal , bal
45.000 a ded . < " n . " _ ,
James Burns Is under Indictment and District -
net Attorney Fellows said bo had good
reason to believe be would appear to give
ball . The amount was not fixed.
As scon as tie formality ot fixing bal was
over time men were lake back 10 the district -
net attorney's ofce where the bondsmln
were examined Dal will be given during
the day. The indictments against Inspector
McL1ughtn allege that time offenses were al
commirJtted while he was In command or the
ell slip station-the First precinct
Each indictment contains five counts , four
for bribery and one for extortion. The first
four counts allege that certain sums were
paId to McLaughln and received by hIm
as a bribe , upon the understanding that ( he
was 10 protect the giver from police Inter-
ference. The Indictments against Captains
Donohue and Price charge them with attempted -
tempted extortion In that they endeavored to
obtain mone from Jared Flagg , jr , by
threatening to prosecute him for renting
flats for Immoral purposes.
DETAILS OF TiE INDICTMENTS .
Captain Murphy IS Indicted for accepting
a bribe ot $50 on April I , 1890 , from Robert
Payne , who formerly kept a concert hal on
Eghth avenue , 10 protect Payne from police
IntHCerence.
There Isne Indictment against Captain
Seibert for accepting $2 [ on July 15 , 1890 ,
from Augustus W. Darey , keeper of the
Magnolia hotel , to protect him from police
Interference.
ExCaplaln DLvery Is Indicted for bribery
and extorton : The specific complaint Is
! that he took $100 from ranols W" Sergrlst ,
i jl' . , on May 30 , 1894. Sergrlst was at thai
time ' tearing down a building In Devery's
precinct.
Ex " Captain Carpenter entered the court
soon after tIme otler cases had been disposed
at and was admitted to bal In $10,000. le
Is not now on the force , but lives In New
York City.
The Board ot Polce Commissioners In
executive session this afternoon Duspended
all hose ofcials In time department who have
been Indicted by the extraordinary granl
jury.
x.Captaln Sto\cnso/ Is indicted for ap-
proprlatnJ $100 on February 1 , 892 , from
WIlam ] . ' . J. Prele , president of ' the He-
tll LIquor Dealers' association of tIme Fifth
wlrd , to insure protection.
x.Captaln r Carpenter Is indicted for receiving -
celvlng $1,000 from William I. larms on
March 1 , 181 , to protect time members of I
time Retail Iquor Dealers' associatioum . A I
witness against Carpenter was Captain
Scimmnittberger . I
gx-Wardman Glnnon Is indicteti for tak-
< <
lug a bribe ot $100 on May 30 , )894 , from
F'rauicisV. . Seagrlst , Jr. lie took the bribe
for hlmsol nnd In another Indictment ho Is
cimargetl ; i- \j ill taking l ; - one for tIme captaimi. : l : ,
There are three immtllctments against Patrolman -
trolman Henry Schnl for receiving bribes
from saloons and houses of BRslgnnton and
perjury In false swearing before lie ( grand
Jury , a ,
xCaptaln Stevenson will bo required 10
appear on Thursllay morning to plead to the
immdictummemmt but he wi not he arrested or
placed l.nder addiional bail . The other indicted -
dicted omcers will appear before Justice 1mm-
graham Thursday at 1 :30 : o'clock to /leall :
J
OI"PO I. 1'11 "I'T . 1. I'XJlISNU.
1.uurl lob , Attomuupta to 1111 a : nrlcrfr
"nIl 111et. tupositloim.
ST. JOSEPh , March i9.-Smeciul-Ed- (
want Paterson , 1 mel'chnnt at Rime 1 , Nod-
away county , shot and rataly wOlnded
Gomifried Peterson yesterday afternoon .
lCler on Is a Iecton boss on time 'nbuBh
railroad , and quarreled wih Patterson about
Rum account A mob attempted to IYfrh
Illerson after the ShOOtnl1 hut omcers
kepi n guard over him ali nlgimt mind pre-
\nted U lynching. .
Arrllln ! 10 hang n Negro.
S'1. JOSEI'Ii , March 19.-SIIPelal.-'he ( )
acafohl on which Joe flurries , time negro ,
wil be "xecuted , unless his lentence IK com
mauled hy the governor , Is now being buiit . '
A Hlay of executon until . \111 : ' was
grunted by time governor while the work o
building time Icnloll was 11 II'ogn'ls , but
the county court ordered time work to 'on-
tinue. I Is generally believed that the
negro will he imangetl . .
'C"ylor Irolheu Jlady foe Trial.
( ArtOI.TO , : o" , March 19.-'he case
or the Taylor brothers fur time murder ur
time lleeks faintly wait called this morning
Doth sides were ready for 1'lall and a eye-
clal venire or 15 men , returnable In court
Saturday , the 2d , was ordered Defcnml-
ants and witnesses were ordered to be ready
. for trial W dneeuay , March : ,
\'OTRl . .TIWSU .lt.4 : CU.U,1UTS s tIICIIII.
111 of the Career of Galen Norm , Once
n Mtrqntmrt 'hector.
ST. JOSEPh ! , Mo. , March ! 19.-Spocial.- ( )
Gale Norman , who was n stronger man than (
Sandow thirty or forty years ago , ( llel at
hIs home In Ionlphan county a few lays ago
and his body ) ' was brourht 10 this city for
burial In Mount Morn cemetc ' . Norman
died ' ' sumtltlenl ' anti sa his
led'er' sUI\lrnl ) physlcilns )
nlment resembled arsenic poisoning , the drug
probably being taken with sulcllal intent ,
, though no cause for sulchlo Is known Nor.
I , man wits j years oM antI a man of gigantc
frame.
For imearly twenty years after he C3me WEt
Norman was known ns tIme strongest man In I
Ihls part of the cotmntry lie was eomelhlng I
of a bul ) ' nail llil not hesHate ( 10 USe his
great strenglh whenever he deemed I mieces-
sr ) lie was engaged for a number of ) 'earl
In freghtng across time lllalns anti hula ( bust'
ness brought him In contact with many of
the rough characters or the frommtier . I
was customary for mill mists 10 go armell , but
Norman never carried n knife or re\'olver.
lie hall man ) ' fights with men who at-
temptll ( 10 shoot or stab him , hut his great
strcngth made him mor ( luau the equal of
any of them ali he was never hut In a
fight. Two freighters attacked lm once
with 1m l'es , but lie tech their weapons
0\1'0) from them Dli buml1 their heads
together
Norman's most notorious act las hue
jumiling of the Icn Hhllle clahn In Ionhlhln
cOlnlr , eight nmilesvest oC this city , In JRi
le I tool posscsslon of the claim all Ilefel
all the residtmmts of Ihat section to Pmmt hulimi
oft. Time law was brought lute force ngaimmst
Ii I tim , humt hue tiefleti it amid hmeiti to ( ii e chainm.
A mob of angry citizens wcmmt after imimum , tim-
tem'tiimmg to take lmimmm off time mmmii by force
anti ptmt lUmidle In Possession. TIme mob was
comnposetl of fifteen or twemmty maca , anti they
carried ropes , with is'hmichm timey lroposetl to
tie ( ho iumerioper. Normmmauu met them mis
timey appromicimeml ( hue Immune. lie wore umo coat
ammii vmms ummmutrimmeth , Time macmm closed 1mm nbommt
hIm , tmmmt Ime tlmrew them off like chmiimlrcn.
1ts time light progressed hue caught eight of
time ropes , antI , believing ( hint time mmmcii hmatl
commie to hmaumg luimmi , his anger knew no botumitis.
lie begtmmm by picking imp time immaum mmenrest
im liii anti immmriin g hmiumm mit ( hmo ot imers. Time
mmext man vithulmm reacim of his iiowerfmml nrmmm
hail his jaw brokeim at a eiumgle blow , anti thou
Normmmaum st'izetl a climb , witim which lie broke
half a dozemm arias aumi legs before time imrnb
could get omit of hits reach. A sccommd at-
temmmpt to take tIme lanti away frommi hmiimm
was never mantle , but it was ten years or
immoro before Norinamm lived down time odimmmmm
( hunt attachmetl to huis mmaumme.
Normnamm was not tall , being considerably
hesmi titan mmix feet but hme was of pcmwerfmmh
hUiid , amid hIs feats of stremigthm were wontler-
ful. lie commlct lift an ordutmary sized hmore
amid carry time animal in spite of its strmmg-
gies. lie was iii Atchmisomi once wimeim a
ummaniac , wlmo was even larger thinum hmimmiself ,
huati broken frommi time jail and taken posses-
siomi of ( ito jailer's hmotuso. Ilumnmireds of mmmcmi
were gathmereti about tIme building , but umomme
of timeimi would vemmturo iii , for ( ho insane
nmaut had tIme jailer's razor. Normmman went
in , aumd tIme mmmaniac nmet hun on ( lie stairway.
They clinched anti rolled to time bottom to-
getluer , time maniac siashmimig at his throat.
Normamm dragged hmins outsimle and hmelmi him
until lie was tied. 1mm this city lie stopped
a runaway horse , picked time struggling ani'
mmmcl up anti helti it while tIme frightened
occupants of time vehicle climbed out.
CLVIXG .RVEJe1T'11IN(1 O'V SUXZ.IY
Warranma to fib Isaucul by the Wholesale in
, ! . Louis.
ST. LOUIS , March 19-TIme Sunday law l
to be emmforcetl to tIme very letter iii St. Louis.
Every clause ium section 3,852 of time Revised
Statutes of time state of Missouri , wimicht de-
elates no work not absolutely necessary simahl
imo done on tIme Sabbath. is to be annhied.
warralmt8 Issued amid prosecutions made. At-
toreumy Carl Iiughcr , for time Liquor Dealers'
association , set time ball rolling today by ap-
lying for a warrant for ( hue arrest of J0h15
Scmillium , lmresldeflt of tIme Union Depot Rail.
way company , to atop Sunday construction on
( lie Grand Avenue liranchm of his line. It is
said that a large mimmmnber of warrants have
beemm issued covering other lilies of business.
I-Iughmer declares lila Intention of carryimmg
tIme flghmt into every place of busimiess or
amusement tim time city timat is kept open on
Suumt.iay. Members of time Sabbath Observa-
( ion society held a meeting this afternoon at
whicim it wait decided to have nothing what-
aver (0 do with tile liquor dealers. Time
courts will decide what is necessary to be
done mm Sunday.
t'JI1IJt(2I fitiL UI ) IX TJIL J'1eliI.IJtJl ,
Atiti-Muijora Mcii imm Toiotio Chaino to have
Iicomm touumtt'd Omit ,
TOLEDO , 0. , March 19-Gross frauds are
said to have been discovered by tIme board of
election today in its invcstigationm by special
request , of ( lie tally mmhueets used iii time
'Eleventit vard primaries last Friday evening ,
and time result many hrn that time conveimtion of
Saturday wherein Majors was renomnhumated
will be declared yoltl , Iii ( lie examination
today it % 'ns discovered that five of time anti-
Majors delegates in ( hmc ward iii question
were counted omit , whereas they hind a mliii-
mnhumn majority of twemmty-eight oter tIme
otimers anti tIme Majors delegates declared
eleced. ( Other qtiimtlOuiable methods are
said to have prevailed in time seconiti aumd
fourth wards and tally sheets of these will
be gamma over tomorrow by time board , Time
anti-Majors men pohmmt to ( lie fact ( hunt tIme
commvemmtion refused to appoint. a comnniitee ( Oii
credentials , as evidence ( hunt fraud prevaIled
in time lurinmarles.
. 'I1l1 JlOULI ) 11f I'll .itv : hi'IdIC .SJCIItTS.
Ir. Mierislu Stevemmioru hf Chulcmugo ? dmeimes me
Nami' 1)ress Itoforuum Sugt'sthiumm.
ChICAGO , Marchm 19.-Dr. Sarahu Hackett
Stevensoum , one of time best known pimysicians
in Chmicago , has macdo a unique suggestion
regardIng tIme dress reform inovcmmment , t5hmo
wouid imt meti tim skirts , Iii aim interview
today , advocating wonmen's skirts reaching
only to time ankles , declaring aweepimig skirts
sireaul disease , notably time bacilli of tuber-
cuiois from expectoratiomma in time cars and
streets , smime saiti : "Ily the way , there is not
a single graceful hue in mnaectuline attire.
For may hmart I believe men wouiml look bettor
it ( lucy were skirts. in fact , muon thu wear
skirts 1mm tIme long ago. V.'imen macmm vcar
elmort skirts on time stage , how mmmuchm nmore
graceful they appear. 1mm fact , I titimil ; a
change in ummen's attire is to be comnmumeniled
apti mmotiming woulmi be ummoro graceftul for
ovemuirmg wear than kmmee breeches , harriet
Hoanmer calls our statues 'Ilotroutercil Lit-
umarics , ' and I thumb bite is about right , "
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'ritree I'risoumera hlmmke mu Sudderm aimtt Sue-
cesifumi iasii for Lihuorty ,
ST. JOSEI'II , March 19.-Three irleoncrs ,
Wiliiamum llerkley , Ed Kuralt mmmiii Arthur
Schneider , made a boltl break for iiiuemty at
umoon totlay anti succ.edetl in making good
theIr escape.
The trio had been indicted for humrglarly
auth were under guard ium a rooms atljcmmiimig
the court roommi , awaiting trIal. At a ummonment
when timeir guards lied thmelr backs turnemi
they opened a wimmilow smith militl ulown a drain
idpo to time gruuntl , A dozen ofilcers vera
witliimm a few feet of ( lie place where time
cscaime vamt made , but time lmrisoners were
out of reach before thmt'ir abience was die.
coveretl.
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T1I 1fO1i1IJ1) 1'IlII I'OSTDFPI U2 $4 ) 'F
Nearly Four Timoossnit of Uncle 1'umumm'
Iot1ty 'l'alcen hiy J1ohber ,
SEI2uIA , Ala. , Marcim 19-It Is reported
here front Camden , forty unties south , timat
time safe in time Iiostofflce ( lmce was blown
opemi Sunday muigimt ani robbed of betweemu
flG00 anti 4,0OQ , . The tu i a , cow
ThKEN TO BOYD COUNTI
Alleged Lynchers of Brtrrdtt o3tt Given .
Great Surprise ,
CASES IN 11011 COUNTS' DISMISSEIP
Atorumey ( ii'iuerml Ulmumrvhuilt 'l'siu's Vtml
Cimuirgo 1mm Ompiuiltluuu to time 1) , sIre's
of time I'rusccutiuig Attorney
or that Count ) ' .
O'NiL14 ! , Neb. , Mmmrchu 1tl.-Speclah ( Tele.
grnimi.-Aimohier ) ( chapter was emmtletl ium thai
imow fatuous Scott case toumighut nimtl ammotlmer
t'lll be commiummenceul tomorrow mnorimiuig. Attorney - '
torney General Chmuurchmihi appeared 1mm court.
today mmuitl filed a ummotlon to imolle presetui thus
case mmmv pcnmthimig iii time district court anti
vimichm was to coumme tip for trial tommuorrow
agaInst George 1) . Mumiialmaum , Moses ltlhiott
Mert Roy immiti Fretl Ilarris , cimmurgeti 'ithm thm
umimirtier of Barrett Scott , Cotuumty Attorney
II. R. Mmmrphm ) ' appeareti iii cotmrt and asked.
that thie court Prolmibit tIme mettorney gemmerat
frommm huaving ammythiiuig to do wihm ( ( hue eumso , na
lie , Mmimphmy , was time commiuty attorney auitl it.
\'as hula dimly o lmrosecumto all critmmimmah cuusea
in time count ) ' ; that thus attorney general canio
I to cotrt today and emto ed a mmol'e , ress qui
Iii timis case wltlmommt coummumulting huimui , umumul Ito
vauitetl ( lie court to jirahuibit time utttormmey
gemmeral frommm imavluig mmmmythming to do with thus
r.d 5U' .
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\'IiAT TilE .IUIGll lIEU ) .
Iii decitlimmg time polmmt Jtitlgo litmlutit1 mmnitt
tlmat lie woumlti like to see ( lie attorumeys fl ,
time mmmatter imp , which thu not seem to sumit
'mItmrlmhmy. I Ic thou hmeitl ( lint time attormiey
general , lioiumg amithuorized by time state seumate
luati a righit to anmmtml thmo case , anti timat tIme
case was tllsmmmissed.
\Varraiits were sworn omit hum Iloyti county
for ( hue arrest of George 1) , Mtmlhiiuan , Mosema
Elliott , Mert Roy , George D. harris , Jaimmea
Pinmkertmmami , Aug Oberle ammtl II , Stamitoim for
time mummmrder of Barrett Scott. Timeee are Iii
( Ito hmammds of Shicriff titaumforti of lloyd , vhmcs
with ii force of tlepumtlcs , mire iii time cIty. TIme
warramits will be nerved ( ommiorrow , amid ( lie
acctisetl takeim to Butte for a pm'elimimlnary cx- .
aumminmatioum , Time defeumdnmmts do not like ( hue
idea of goimig to lioytl cotmmmty for trial , aimtl
there iiill probably be quite a light as to
vhmctimer or umot lloyd coimmmty oillcials voult1
have juirisdictiomi iii time ilreummlscs.
MOItE VAltItANTS AItI ] NitltihiD.
It s'ihl bum umoticed ( lint warrants were sworn
out. for timree otimers besides ( hose wimo vero
to stamiti trial tonmorrow. Jaimmes Pinkerman
is a llverymmmamm in this city amid was ouw of tIme
first arrested after time uiismmppearance of Scott.
but time case against I'iimu wmus thiummmieseml. lIe
is a brothmcr-in-Iaii' of alert Roy's. henry
Stantoum is tIme mmmii wimoumm Fmurummci' i'oik sav'
at Harris' house tIme imm'ormmimig of time iyuicimin
Imitcimimig up a tcammm to a wagon with to
double box amid driving ott too'ard t'arker
where time attack was muado upon Scott anti
family , It ivan reported at ( lie time of ( he
pm'elimiilmmary examniniutiom of tIme iefenmdant
that , he lied left time country , but lie baa
since returned , August Oberlo is time youmm
mmmcmivhio was hurt about that tim mnd wu
coimfihed' to' Imi bet1 for several days. lie ia
supposed to be tIme man who caught Sc9tt'L . , .
lmorael. ' . . I '
Mere arrests are hlkeiy to be made bofor
( Ito prelimiminary examlmmatiotm of time defeimd-
auita. Coummty Attorimey Murphmy was v0ry
anxious to have time case go to trial amid said.
thmat Ime hmati smuillclent evidence to make a
strong case for time state , 'Fhe attorney gen-
eral. anon tue other Imaummi , s'mme conlldemmt that ,
a fair amid iumipartlal trial could not be secured -
cured in this coummmty , anti time case o'as ( here-
fore ammmmuilcml mid the warrants swormm out ins
Ilaytl county , where. time body teas fommind.
Mullihman , Elliott , Itoy anmd Ilumrris were
rearrested tonight anti are umow in time couimty
jail. Timi , it is unmlersootl ( , was donme to
prevent time officers from Boyd commumty from
takimmg timem on tIme warrants they lied.
Lmti1 ( 1ios TWO MIIN UNIJIR .0 111(115 ? .
ICc5ii 1'ahmm Coummt'mtttornoy After time
Mumrtierers tiC Mrs. lioItu.mm ,
SPItINGVIEW ( via Ainewortim ) , Neb , ,
March 19-Specinl ( Telegram-Llttla ) new
lmas been learned imero tim commneclon with time
hioltonu iynclmimmg case , lCeya Palms county au-
timorities are posIting thmo dews at imamid and
are inakimig all efforts to overtuiko time guilty.
It ; was learned here toimlglmt that Attorney
General Cimurcimihl would aid tIme local attorney -
ney iii prosecuting tIme investigation.
Coummty Attormmey C.V. . Lear iii umow at the
scene of ( lie crime near flrocksburg. Wortl
was brought In tonight timid. lie hmatl arrested
two metm named hunt and Mihier as perpetra-
( ore of tIme dreadful d ted anmi woumitl bring
timomn here at once , Timesh men are miesperate
criminals and have been mixed up hi a number -
ber of lawless affairs. Timoir latest icnowX
exploit was time hmohtiimmg up of Ir , Ellis oa
time roami from Butte , lloyd coummty , to Bone.
steel , S. D. comae two weeks ago.
It is almost impossible to get.mtccurato in-
formnatiomm as to tIme status of tIme case , owing 4
to time renmiotenmesum of Broeksburg and time fact.
thuat time coroner , sheriff and counmty utter-
umey are mmli thmero looking into time case.
Attorney Geumeral Cimurchili will probably 4
reaclm huero tonmorroov , County Attorney
I.ear will himivo retumrmmeti froumi YIrmckmubur
witim his prisommers , ammtl time affair will amsuma
defInite shape. At ( his ( tine ho OiiC knows
aumythming of time niuture of time tvidenco
agoiumst litunt ammul Miller , It is ( lie belief.
lmooo'over , thmat ( lucy are only two of mm mmumnber
of amen vhmo vcre ltmtercstotl in ptmttimmg time
woummami omut of tIme way , timougim lmratuaiulY 'A
mint , nmora titan two vere actually emugaged in
it ,
O'NEILL , Nd , . , Marclm 19.-Siueclal ( Tehe-
gramn-Attorney ) aemmeral Cimurclmill received
it tebcgranm ( rein Governor Ilolcomnh today
to go ( o Keya l'ahma county amid immyestigatm ,
time hanging of Mrs , iloitomu. lie will go
( hero tommmorromo' .
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. % 1fflt tsuit'iu Jt4t'JIC To l1'1t1O4.
Ihutmiutit liteanmer Ilmurmims Smulhing for liberIa
wills us large I.oa.m.
SAVANN/tlJ , Macelm 19-This afternooa
time Danishm ateamshmip hIorea , withm ill negre
cuumigrants will slowly mdcciii dowmu time river
on her long jourmmey to Liberia , 'rIme decks
will be crowdeti with time emnigrmmnta arid
( itch' baggage , Time whuarves along time river
have becmm crowtlod witiu hotit negroes ant1
wimites for several imourmi. 'j'iuousands of ume- -
groes are waitimig to cheer time emumigraimtn ,
ovhio have arranged a program to send back
cimeers while timeir leather violently waves
large American flag , Time emigrants are in
excileumt ClmalO for colonizing purpomes. They
carry an immense amumummt of Imaggtmge ; prob-
abiy 500 large lioxes have beemm taken on
time steamimsimli' , 'fimey expendeml several thou.
sammtl dollars hmem'ut for agricultural imnplo.
muments , hmoummeimoid goods , etc , , antI are timer-
omigimiy equipped for their mmew life. Msny
of thuerum carry considerable money with them ,
rluoy will be giveim lmmimd by tIme Liboriny got'-
errmuuieumt. Souse of tlmenm have lueemi simmgin4
eommgs of praise aumil prayIng on time wimart
while waiting for time steamship jo coumpiete '
its cargo , A how negro song , "Back to
View My Native atiti , will be sung as thi
liorsa leaves time wimarf ,
At 1:10 : p. m , the hlorsa eailetl , Those on
board sang a faeovehl snug of which time re-
fraimm Was ( akeq UI ) by timoustunuls of miegrooa
on time wharves. 'rime emigrants continued tm
slug until the steamer 'us lost to view.
ifuP , luf.imuieul liii Sister ,
CADDO , I , T. , March 19.-Saturday even.
ing near Blue , ten mmmlies southmeaet of tier. ,
Dhis'tJ Cris. whmiie beating his wife , was mmiuot ( ,
twice by lila wife's brothmer , 15 yearS ciui , frons
time etfects of whuicim lie died ilumiday veniu. a
' 'rho boy ii UteI murreaL