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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30
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SUNDAY TRAINS.

The Wilmington and Western Railroad
Company under the direction OF is present
energetic Board o. Direction, authorizes us 20
say that trains will be commenced on Sunday
and run regularly each Sunday thereafter un.
III further notice. Excursion tickets viii Be
prepared. and the most dellghtful rural ride
may be enjoyed at Q Veiy little cost. We
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

MUTUAL SATIsFAcTIoN.-A white man, on East
Front street, yesterday afternoon, attempted to
boot q negro, who retaliated by upsetting his OPP
pOnsnt in the gutter Mr.. mig then went to Squire
Frazer, and sued the white man, who afterwards
entered g counter suit against the negro. 10th
parties had about S5 costs to pay between them,
and retired mutually satisfied.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30
lMtaadL AEl0AklE
Police business continues dan.

Police business continues dull
Four cows were impOundod, yesterday.
Buck Beer at John Fohronback tomorrow.
The Wagside, for this week is out, and main
tAlns ITS usual excellent character.
very pleasant Sunday School Anniversary
was held at the Olivvt Presbyterian Church, last
evening.
A few more reserved seats for the Cantala Of
'LAllA'" At the Masonic Temple, tomorrow night
remain unsold
Rev. EnOeh Stubbs, will lecture at the Asbury
~. f. Church, this evening, ON "The Royal
Roa1 10 Success"
The famous San Francisco Minstrels will ap-
pear ct our Grand Opera House, ON Saturday
evening, June 9Th.
n. Sundhem, dealer ia trimmings &c., on
Market street, below Fourth has been closed up,
and his goods offered at public sale.
The present criminal law Of New York. it is
said has the effect of driving numbers OF cuIni-
mats to New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and our own
State.
1t was Peter Mey ers;who was tried ;or drunk
enness yesterday, and not Peter AyAn, us We in
| adveTtenIly stated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30
Police Analrs.
BEFoRH MAYOR s1ArMs.

james Temple, evidently believes that "clean-
illness a hext to Goodness" and is rather pArticu-
lar about keeping himself clean. He is not so
particular, however, as 10 where he performs his
abluiions, and be washed his face at one Of the
street fountains For this he was arrested and
fined IS and costs.
One case Of drunkenness, was disposed of this
morning, At fifty cents and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

DEsTROYTNs TREEs-Some vicious person
are in the habit of destroying and damaging trees
in the vicinity of Eighth and Franklin streets, by
peeling off the BARK. The police should keep a
sharp lookout for these depredators.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

SKNT BACK TO JAIL.-Mary Brickley,a young
colored woman, who was only recently released
from New Castle Jail, was recOmmitted, yesterday,
by Esquire Publ, for stealing Sl5 from an old
colored woman with whom she was boarding.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

ARRIVAL OF SwEDEs.-Seventy- nine Swedes
arrived in New York, yesterday by the CALEDONIA.
Nine Of them came 10 this city last night; they
are brought by the Wilmington HouseholdeTs
Association for parties in this city and county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

DIsPUrK. Mrs. Susan Pritebett, col. brought
4 suit before Esquire Frazer, against Hannah
Murray, from whom she rented = house, tor refus-
ing to return the receipt book, when she paid the
last quarters rent Hannah was required to pay
the costs Of the case and give up the receipt book
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

FouYDLIN0-A colored female infant, very
young, was found early this morning on King
street below Fourth, where it had evi0ently been
LETT BY parties who wished to shift the 'litte re-
sponslbllity" on other shoulders 1t was sent to
the Aims House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

STRANGE PRTs.--Job II. Jackson. Esq, OF this
city, has returned from q trip to FLORIDA: He
brought with him two Nonpareil birds, beautiful
singers, somewhat resembling canaries, aud also a
young alligator.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

The DELAWARE HISTORICAL SecIRTY pro-
poses to hold q literary and social entertain
ment early In the month of June, Of which
due notice will be given. ,s. +
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

TIEs ron THE BERKs COUNTY II. RThis morn
ing two boats arrived at the Wilmington and
Reading wharf. loaded with ties for the Berks
county Railroad They will be sbipped to head-
ing by rail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

- HW"M WWW6" . WWtNNU % WMIhNeWl
let him buy It and take It home like man
and not sneak homewlth bottle Of ''Bltters, j
Or Cordial, /" aud pretend that & Is medicine.
IL he wants tonic that Is something better
than temporary snmulaat, no should get
bottle Of Peruvian Syrup, Can Iron Tonic. J
that viii yitAllze the blood and give durable
strength 10 the system. - 3 It s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

Just received one OF the largest assortments
of the latest Spring Styles OF hats and Cans n
the city which 1 am selling at the very lowest
Prices. Mysnk hats are speciality. Cali and
sure 10 be suited. LEWIS @. SPRINGER.
Hat Stare. tf No. 238 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30
BONDS, STOCKS, COLD, &c
JOHN MERRICK q Co..
BANKERS & BROKERS,
No. Z Fifth street.
Clayton H0aso.)

Dealers in State an City LOanF.
BANK. RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
Bought and sold on commission.
Time paper and Collateral loans negotiated.
Money loaned on call. Also, REAL ESTATE
AGENTS. Mortgages Negotiated, Houses Rented,
and Rents COlleeted.
Have for sale Northern Pacific r. r. 7-30 First
Mortgage. Gold Bonds; Wilmington and Western X.
X. 7-30 First Mortgage Bonds. tsE q
Two frst-class farms on the State Road, near Mil
ford. Del; large peach and apple orchards now in
bearing. and other fruit; very desirably located.
All business intrusted to will be thankfully re-
eeiVed and promptly attended 70. mAr6-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30
ORDERH

Geo. II. P. Simmons, s2S55S; Jas. MeKen
dTick, S2i5.OS; Murray g. McElwes, Sl6l.O8
Electric Line, $34e6; w. W. Simmons. S26.95
F. G. Summons, S26.96; r. W. BirnIe, S25; Geo
w. jackson, $7.75; Robt Smith, S3la.6O; RObt
Cox, 500; Sundry BOndholders, SlOO3 so; Jas
Maharty, sl63 49, 85. <
On motion, Council adionrnAh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

FTvR PER CENT. INTEREST "a
annum allowed on deposits. payable On de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30
RGANIZED 194S.
JOHN AEcLEAR & SON;
Exchanged Deposit Bank
M. 6O9 Market street.
WILMINGTON. DEL

Deposit Accounts, subject 10 check at sight. (samC
as at National Bank, solicited from 6rns, cOrDo
ratiOns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

sCOLLECHIONS t
OF Dividends, Notes. Interest Drafts &C. made with
despatch. and SceOunted for the day payment is re
ceived
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

LACIIdIIS0OO6pUSItDd DdIlK
M. 6O3 Market street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Deposit Accounts, subject 10 check at sight tsams
ratiOns and individuals.
FIvR PER CENT. INTEREST =. "a
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable en- de-
mand.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
For interest made on deposits Of speG6c sums, for
fixed periods aug ttiI
COLLECTIONS '
OF Dividends Notes. Interest Drafts &c, made with
despatch and accounted for the day paymont Is re-
ceiVed.
CHECKS
On Banks in Philadelphia. New York, Boston. Bal
will be credited on receipt from customers at par.
BONDS. STOCKS. GOLD. &c.
Government Securities. Gold. State Bonds. Rail
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion. Local Securities q specially. Being repre-
sented in all the principal cities By reliable CORES
pOndents. are prepared to attend 70 any business
wanting to buy or sell invited 20 give as q call
i Quotations Of the active Stocks 1t New York anC
4 Philadelphia received daily at our Office.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and To-
| sale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30
sPECIAL ARRANGEMRNTs
COLLECTIONS

For interest made on depo6its Of spedhc sums, {
fixed periods. EkHyB
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-30

CHECKS M
On Banks in Philadelphia. New York. Boston. Bal
tmOre. Delaware. PennsylVania and Washington
will be credited receipt from customers at par.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-06
PENNSY LVANIA
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND
LONDON, March 4.

LONDON, March 4.
1t is reported that the frauds on the
Bank of England amount to 81, OOO, 900,
and that. of this amount, S35O.OOO was
drawn upon JAY Cooke, McCulloch &
Co.. 5000, 900 uponth Rothschilds. and
a large amount, the exact figures
being unknown, upon the Earrings.
Some of these houses are said to be
making strenuous efforts to suppress
the details of the transactions. 1t is
stated, on what appears to be good
authority, that one of the members of
the house of Rotllschild went to New
gate and had ami :iterview with Moves,
the alleged acoCnplice Of the swim
oilers, and that startling revelations
concerning these operations were
made, the natl re Of which is kept
secret for the pr ,sent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-06

A LIBEL SUIT.-Wm. NJ. Lent has
sued J.. 7. Goodman, publisher of the
Territorial Enterprise, for libel, in hav-
ing published in his paper of the 31st
Of August, 1872, an article entitled
1.-THE Diamond Swindlers," wherein
Mr.. Lent was clasSed as one of the
s~windlers. MIR. Lent claims damages
in the sum of $751; G0. In a sarcastic
article the Enterprise admits the publ
cation of the so-called libel, and
makes an apology which is worse
than the libel itself.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-06
DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March 4.
Pennsylvania avenue tonight pre-
sents a scene of animation and bril-.
liancy not known here for several
years. Under the Drummond lights
placed at frequent intervals along the
avenue, surrounding buildings, and
particularly the Capitol and Treasury
buildings were shown most attractive
ly. In the flood of light, the large
glass buildings of the Botanical
Gardens were most inagnificenlly
illuminated, the reflection from which
enlightened the surroundings most
pleasantly. The illumination is not
very general, owing to the severe
weather and high winds but a num-
Der of large and conspicuous build
ings on the most prominent streets
are we'll lighted up by hundreds of
gas jets of all colors and great brill
liancy. The fireworks were magniti-
cent, particularly at the Treasury De-
partment, where an immense throng
collected to witness the display.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, March 4.
1t appears that the Directors of the
Pacific Mail Company, at a meeting
yesterday, agreed to purchase four Of
Webb's steamers for 81, 900. 600, and
made an appropriation for the COM
pletion of iron vessels for the route,
now fitting up. TIE 1900 shares of
reserve stock of the company were
sold when the stock was at par. 1t is
understood that Stockw has, at the
request Of the Directors, placed in
their hands additional collateral secu-
rites for mortgages on his private
property.
Mr.. Lock, the twelfth juryman in
the Scannell murder trial, is charged
with having spentan evening recently
at an oyster saloon, where an attempt
vas made to fix him in Scannell's
favor. 1t is understood that the mat
ter will be presented to the Grand
Jury.
ALBANY. March t.
The Senate, by a vote of I to Is, re-
fused to declare Tweed's seat vacant.
In consequence of some facts on
nected with the conviction of Foster,
just presented, the Governor has di-
rected the Sheriff of New York to
suspend the execution of the sentence
till Friday, the q st instant.
PENNSYLVANIA.
P~ITTSBURG, March 4.
The prize fight between Hicken and
Campbell, at Collins Station, Va,
this afternoon, for lightweight cham
pionship, broke up in a row after
twenty rounds had been fought.
Campbell was badly pounded, while
Hicken was nearly untouched.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-06
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Especial Dispatch from the Capital.l
Carson, March s..
SENATE.


Nagrant Act. Act providing a PEN
atty for non-paynient of taxes. Joint
memorial relative to military reServa-
tons. Act TO grant the right of way
to Il. y. Browne and his associates to
build Il railroad from TOauO to Phoebe.
Act to prohibit the sale of whisky to
minors. Act to incorporate the State
Agricultural Society. Act to preSe nt
cruelty to animals.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Approval of Act relative to the
salary of the Judge of the Seventh
District. Act to provide for the cur
rent expenses OF Eureka county. Act
relating to SheritfS. Act relative, TO
the selection and sale of lands.
ASSEMBLY.
PASSED.
Act fixing the number of officers
of the Legislature. Act licensing
commercial travellers. Act to pro-
hihit lotteries. ,akeS effect in 1874.
Act Locating the State University at
ElkO. Act to protect shippers of ore
TO custom mills. Act to tax imported
lager beer.
CARSON, March 5-Evening.
SENATE.
PASSED.
Act defining the rights of husband
and vie. Act for a railroad from
Battle Mountain to Austin. Act to
fund and consolidate the debt OF
White Pine county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-06
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM

SAN Francisco, March 5.
1t is reported that Doctor Morgan,of
this city, attem ted to commit sui
eide last night by taking a dose of
poison. Medical assistance was sum-
moned, and his life saved. The rea-
sons for the act have not been made
known.
Mr.. Nee, the attorney for Lizzie
Canon, who shot at c. +. McDer-
mott, publishes a card this morning,
in which he says he was employed
by a friend of the prisoner, and tia.
all he did for her in the examination
was with her full consent and APP
prevail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-06

BREAKING A Snow BLOCKADE. =
Travis Co., the Hamilton and Phoebe
stage men, recently broke through a
snow blockade from ten to twenty
feet in depth, by driving a large band
Of Texas cattle back and forth over
Patterson Mountain. The stages then
went over in both directions without
further trouble.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-06
0ew Io-Nan.
S OF

Ep EMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE
ma in Eureka. Nevada, March 9TH, ISIS:
LADIES' LIST.
Greene, Mrs NJ Howell. Mrs w II
Lake, Mrs II II Leslie. Mrs NJ T.
McMaster. Miss s Moss. MrSJ
Markley, Mrs \ Whitaker, Mrs o .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-06

SOMETHING NEw.-The White Pine
Ne,cs asks if Liberal Democrat is
not something new. Anything like
liberality is undoubtedly new to the
editor of the NeuS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-06
BORN.

In Eureka, New, March ., to the wife
of George Come, a boy.
In Mineral Hill. March 3, to the wife OF
George buchanan, a daughter.
, 1873-12-15

whothcr ho Ind anything to say, or any opo to
say anything for him In mitigation Of gontonce.
eald tlat lio would ,lllso to mako a statomont OF
tho olrculnetatccB Of tho case, which he did a.
follows, in very clear and composed 1nant,cr,
Ihis ls very singular case, nB yon viii ali 500
wyben got through my remarAa. x party Of bows
abo'ttny own ngo, among whom was tho complain
anta son. .startod out for some fun-wlnt va caljod
achleken-roost. Compleinant'a son pronosotl tl,at
wo should tnko some liquor. tic tillou a bottle
at l,is fathers Htoro, aud wo took It along. Thoy
nIi took some: took TOO frooly, n,,d uncr tlle
Influence Of Tint did this. don't think
would hayo dono 1t had boon Ia nv rigtlt mind.
was arraiGncd put In Jail, and bnici out, and
! tt,lilk my behavior ginro las eRtis,!od rcop]o
tliat am Rorry for what did and an, trying to
70 better. All the people Hcom to be gatisned Of
snnta3 snns ox3oept Tie complainant, who Inns always
seemed to want to got something against mo. Ho
lan done 1t now tho complainant and his linuor
s ING oa1lso Of tlfs. cali forgive him, for am
oi torSivlng spirit but dent think ho OF his
10y ought to DO allowed to give boys liquor. I
hopo tho Court will bo as lcnicnt with me na nos.
hblo. 60 II oyor got ont can atone for what
hnvo dong and show poopio Tint mcau to do
Doa,or. Iho property has boon roturnod to tho
Ho was sentenced to ono yoar in the ononda-
ga tenitontlary,-tho smallest penalty allowed
, 1873-12-15
HYDE PARK.

Tue Hyde Park Trustees hold a regular meet
ing Saturday Afternoon.
Tn recommendation OF the five committees
tho following bills were ordered to be maid !,
Regular and special police for November.
*olb.oo; Hyde Park Gaa Company, for street.
lamps 60. sa23,10; payroll Oh water-worka
sewer, eae1 ,2i American Bridge Company, for
Dalton bridge, e72.Ao; Perry, Norris L Bulzer,
printing, s12.6o; D. II. Horno, postage on az.
aezsment notices, s1a.5l; A. D. Waldrou, az
nroas charges on bonds, 91a; Culvor. rago,
Hoyuo d Co., drawing paper, a1o; D. ". Coolo,
feeding prisoners, sp.25; total, 81 ,s5159.
Tl!o bills OF oray, Horne, and Ishodos, tor
serving % Commissioners On Assessments, were
rcforrod to tho Attorney, to ASCERTAIN out of
what fluid they ara payable
The bill Of George Preston, pountl-lsoopor at
Union Avenue Pound, waH not approved. Pro-
coodings wore dismissed In special asBossment
Tor Improvement Of Porty-ilrst street.
a preamble and rosolutions we're adopted ex.
planning that tho resolution adopted NoY. 24
noans that sworn esti,nxseo Of the contractor on
, 1873-12-15

THE OPERA.
ihe third week Of tue opera season will opop
with the performance OF 'fTroyatore, Which. Il
will bo romcnlbored filled tic house 10 overflow
Ing at Its representation Thursday, md will.
Judging from tho salo ut tho box office, ropcat
tlat pleasant operation this evening, The cast
WILL DO tho aame us before; Mss Kellogg as
Leonora; Mrs. sesuin as Azuccna; Mr. Maas
as 4uanrsco; air. Carlton as the Count di Luna .
and AIR. Hall rs Forrando.
MONSTER GERMAN CONCERT,
A meeting OF tho Committee appointed to
make arrangements for monster concert in
MD of the German Booioty was hold yesterday
morning at II o'clock in the bnl of tho Cor
mania hlacnnerchor on Fifth avenue. botween
AaMdolph aud Washington streets.
IAo following GernaAn singing societies woro
represented; wa"
Drpheua-F. Amberg
Swiss Mnennerchor-J. Mueller
Concordia-J. u. Gamboui,
0srlnana-Dr. Nlnthard.
Tentonsa-c; =. Meyer.
seantfol1 1dederkranx-Jacob Becker.
0hlcngo &faennercl.or.-W. B Blum, Jr.
Erohsnn-W. II. Knering.
Inrner Maenncrchor-Carl Moyer
Oh1cago Macuncrchor-Carl Plum,
Otto Lob, conductor Of tho Gor1nanin and
S"'ss n1nonnorchos, and II. sclols, prosideut Of
tho Chicago Aluhlcal Union, wero ulso proHont'
w motion, DR.. Dluthard was elected presiont
o. o. s1e e.. Committee, and Carl Plum, Secretary.
air. otto Lob, who was instructed at n proyjo,ia
meeting to report programme for the concert.
submitted the following:
- G,r Orchestra
.. Solo, wv e'nsst1
1. Mixed Chorus, assisted by the Ladies Of tho acr
man1a. orphels aud Lederkraux Singing socio-
:. Symphony. ............ orchostr.
e-a' Two National 6ongs by Entire Chorus
8. Quartet or gextet{, A@'
y drsat Maennorolor. by AL tho Male supcrs
~. mr. soho!H was appointed dolegase to request
alr; baatka to tako charge OF tho Orchestra,
the vocal music and to solect lie nronor nincosl ~
On motion 1t waa decided to have tho concert
take place during tho first week in Tobruary.
Iho soloction Of d hall was left the Commttoo
OF tho German Society.
call Of tho Prosidont anl Secretary.
, 1873-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS,

| DpArilin0-houss keennra Win oo,,,d,~ ~,
oarly meal as neomn1csc w;thnt ti, sne
fried notat0cH viii ho irfaraetas, - n..I.uuut
! thu cra,, il II Inn nm h,.is st ~ AuoW Iaa'
Ar Evsnsr;,in ST,J g"Sno.a . eaut1' tnla year;
yeara waa aHtoneEod rocnnt,. %.i "o.' aasancea ~
invitation to ntlcnd ia wo11s ~ i,o'soayng 90
wo Ind hcor thirtv ro,ru ~ h,s patont6'
| An nfrer n,affc hv fi,o Mt'.as ~ y ulsolcss
who in tho hand nf ,orro i,r3,ri. ~ 1tsoEpool,
NV hcar rrntuitona,v for t1,n Ht!n' u sup
Of ,e umates of tlo Tivornooi GAr.as rarh1 anhol
boon denne] hv t,c yvori,i,pn,'n Mornnouae' has
When old King Lar cnm.inina1 ~ ~,
shabby treatment be resolved frnn lie w
utter lie had diyido1 M between thnm ani ton,s
H place as boardor In tor Topnoctvo l,a,,sa
thoy oonsood him by Aavug. |. yo NV, ns
fathor. and fnre WorEe @ A'os bo,
a ronins was ] ornot,ot;,,, ,,ro,, t,,o ...,,,..
an IndIa rubber sIip Will, a w. aaI mstY OF
when an old sailor oxctn;mad NJ ~ l,
never do mn Tni1In ruhhnr o a,'ii ~ ~, ~ w,
ill., lines If iet;tnIn mi ia.[.;.a Moatu tuo out ~
Jug of tho eo,lntor!', ~ o"S t'osu"
eTEo great worriera of 1;fa oro tim oo-,.,,n,
nlittlo thinrs which ra fro,, .1o 'no oo.catls
unadiustcd. till thcy fascn ti,e,r ~ uay !cts
net. Tho men who die Of: ovcrwnr' 's opa ,'ho ~
80 much destroyed by tbor proat ,se,ri tonra aus
rs by tic yoxatious t,iiloa vE;c1 too5s III
they produce condition Of clrn'o foas 'ii VI!
unrest. '''' A'''+ "uo
"a Rim, ,,,+, ,,,r.,,t
+ho atnp nip9n @ man a. noagi1t postal money-order,
inc It waa rcca;nt ~ tL, III am, aud: think-
So ,,nna ~ i9l 'le money, Garrled the
lin scnt lin ;i,n,,m1 ia uoavt @ uut LUG ber'
1,innn ,nnu ,ront - ~ H.. anu I'VE ntll the
iii I,o f,mIl o,t .hot uo 1 @ so tos1astor ABOUT It
tl,c ,n,n ia o,rad 1A' A'oA' oo"o tas o1aer 10
--aoma snacu,ot tor. have .t ,,,
traotn of lans IN Waitinafg w r.. Ao!u o. certain
, 1873-12-15
LAWRENCE IA in jail in that city, and that he
proposes 10 saiso point beforo l,e comes to
BATTLE WITH BANDITT|,
Ihoy Dcfent Their Enrsraors, and TIC.
trent with Hostages in Their Hands.

Ahcy Dc1ent Their Rnrs1lorS, hnd TIC.
tfeat with Hostages In Their Hands.
From fho Kansas City Htn<s, DEC. u.
VaflouB rumora have boon ntlont for tho paRt
o .Wo days concerning tho pursuit and capture ol
tllo bandita. who captured and robbed q yi1lngc
store noar tho Kanaas State llne In OasB County
asi. .asi oaIn1lgy night. Among tho rtimors was
claiming to bo from tho immediate vicinity OF
INC robbery, who reported TINT tho robbora had
ooon pursued TO sone placo lotwcon thia city
ma t1 Cnmoron and "trced." But furthor tlnn
ths tho mysterious Afr. lrauon did not I anpear near
TO bo Informed.
=, It remained for tho solaia Dazoo to knock Mr.
Maaon'a story on Tho head by q roport. which, If
I stmo 1uInahea SEQUEL to tho moat remarkable
forty hours after tho caplure and plundorinV of
b1yant'a storo, tho robborH increased by soyoraI
additional momberB OF tho gang f1nBsoi t]lrougl,
appleton City, st. Clair County, 1oadod with
a,e1,. pamnaer. Inoy were closoly pursued by do
citizens of Appleton City. Tic robbora woro
oyertalon near 1lonegaw Springs, near a road-
SIDE SIDE hotel, Kept by a Col. sininb, formerly q
County County, Kan. Tho robbers woro ordered to sur sur-
rordor ther reply WINS q volloy Of bullets flrod
from tho brush, into tho fastnessos Of
Which they retired. The oitzons found
ressaoss of tbo ground dsayfSs5sS s Sa ,o s tS
Offering superior facilities to the pursued. IL
tho fight tho robhera auccocded in canl11rinr Mr..
ava WyoRoF. q lumber dealer of Appleton City.
Nlom they y, held and carried With lhom In their
.e .esIea.. Ihey sont word to the purauing party
s!oos their prisoner. Tho desperate character
o. tho bandits, who aro supposed to bo mono
other than tho Younger brothors and othore Of
tue LOWE determined tile otlzona
rumors hayo been brought into Appleton C!ty.
mono Of them worry re1labto. to thn ofYnct ttnt