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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08
THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION.
Messrs. Mcmillan and Lynch Examined
The Lynch Board Papers Arrived and
Hinder CT n finn.

Messrs. Mcmillan and Lynch Examined
The Lynch Board Papers Arrived and
Under Exn minati0n.
WASHINGTON, Feb 7, 1873.
The Louisiana investigation was resumed at a
quarter to eleven A. NJ Inquiry was made for the
papers used by the Lynch Board in making the re.
turns.
Mr. Ray said Mr. Bovee had spent the night asserting
them, and they would soon be delivered
M'MILLAN Examined.
Mr.. Mcmillan examined by Mr.. Ray. He testified -:
He went to Louisiana in 1865: was elected to the
Constitutional Convention, which convened in
the Winter of 1857 and 1858; was elected to the
FIRST House ss e S End in $50 e es
Commissioners appointed by General sheridan; has
never I'm MorehOuse ard Rchland two parishes Of
his Senatorial district his statement OF the number ut
cOlored votes and white republican votes was An
MR.. LvNCH's TESTIMONY. .
Mr.. Lynch examined by Mr.. Trumbull Had exs
amlned the papers that before his Board and now
here; not all here--a carpetbag containing afdavs re-
before the Board also papers furnished by
the State Supervisors in relation registration ase
ri0us which he cannot particularly remember.
Mr. Mcmillan said he did not the relevancy of Mr..
Rays Of himself. and suggested 1t DO
Mr.. Trnmbul said 1t could do no harm, and might as
we'll remain.
THE LYNCH BOARD PAPERS
Board sent to the the Committee Prvi-
lcgcs and Elections whittier Messrs Warmot MCMILLAN,
Ray, Lynch and Southmayd repaired to examine them
The committee went into secret session in the
Military Committee room upon preliminary
report.
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was given for cOrruut tsvs fton
one county Where there sre Sn e yeers
US for building and supporting schoehc1ses ,bex
Ms enormously for building schoohousec wc 9H s
ysS II and We had g Ray IS VIE $50 ior
every taxation get hold q our money 'Ae' az
sqe sn n ns' m SWS a Yes SRI that
minds me Of -. .u,s.,, -. -. '' oil " 10
who went West and wrote home 70 his father, Dad
'q %sss ns kind Of men get office out
e Blaine did not appear the ;t socsSOlSsis; Al
what had been testified to before this committee no +, In
land grant % the State renewed; that was a matter
which the State was attending to- never heard OF any
the City n and
1 TO what was your firm interested and what
Hooper replied that he had no objection to telling
Sre sor w e Ss wsss he
ed showing the amount held BY the rm to
hsia stock II the road the subscription made BY the
Between " ns hr though not until after consultation
Sion Hon James G. Blaine recalled and examined by Mr.
% How was rs the sgbscrpton Of the coburns obtained
Mr. Bsine-f DON'T un d s your your question
bnc 81 % % The will Is re- Had any
se dna the oyer re meth
eS y 20 he
the Messrs Coburn, and they
TOOK TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH:
witness did not remember OF having had CONVEX
sauon win Mr. balr the subject came up In CONVERSE
ton with Senator Grimes.
Mr. Stevenson-You have stated so In your former tcs
mony Have you II with you
era days Of your OBTAINING II in your posses
sion and could not correctit
tnss you nnd business transactions with the Messrs
VIII yCu state wnat uose transacuons were
tne couithtnSe MMks lnaL Is proper
anu SO ASKS me VIII answer Dut tnose Mansac
Ao.i' IVY outtvy hatuiSi uoWcVeIt ! w
"1t UnleJs 70 sttnH 'ne tne conmee wants Ine.to
IT,, yuu ,, W we VIC navs no Isnt 10 Inquire
Mr. St.vers"n n vs is III. es,rsmson u
Blaine IN his tormar test,mopw " o'o'''0 ME-
Mr. p9a,ne ee p, ynuId n 10 ty What a ,s,;,
von h wGu nke 10 knew wnat new tes'mony
eH M R, me On; as, ~ tat your knoWiedge OF law
Nv Mr. IN WHAT o NJ p "S
n noon very p manner h me course
~. WIN nav pScn aicI IhtI MS
a III ,e HOUSE 70 come down mere give ms tcst
mn Az MT IN rur unnsT TO .Iru I'M srr .pyn
n Tho ~ n, % neLe as cor Tt.oey "skhg me
INDIGNANT NJ his cor.a th,nI ~ "a 90 omans
decencv '' 'o"i'' Will" ~ 40 '' "s"''' 'o'""o'
Mr. So yorsor II orpoors % mn .ho. T houo haas, ~
ra;uncd hetnre this c"ppn;ttse W o '"' ""'o pccn ar
Iniaa Pn,a Wai ro thnr XXI Jo .,,or,o ,o
have 70 suSnand is corrso e ''"' soo"o"' We " ia
MIR Sevepsnu w u ,y% \" .sr NJ p,o,o ,,h., In ooy,
tho fonrns for the w tnr b sn VT n"nc "n"' he sa'o
'hv oo p, TOT tne STOCK ne gotr ~. a., ,oo
tber more nor es you pe'ore sa'e 'nem So1o' mel
\ r. IL a., what p.r,,v j., o,, 49,, .,,, e. ,,s
detailed the Whole c iy %1 p%oY IN , Ooius
An me- every circumstahce connected with II
MI wanteu 10 inquire as 70 the other deal
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JBwELRY ROBBERS TRAPPED.

CHICAGO, Feb. Z, 1878.
The police last evening arrested two men sup.
posed to have been concerned in the robbery &C
the fremont House some three weeks ago OF Isaac
Mills, an agent OF New York jewelry house, OF
some $4,000 worth OF jewelry. The arrest was
enected through the agency OF II. w. scoded, OF
New YORK, to whom the men applied to sell the
plunder. representing that IL was stock they nad
heid In store IN country town which they were
closing. Schoheld recognised the Jewery as the
manufacture OF New York house, and communi.
eating with the police, trapped the robbers ao0
secured large portion Of the lost yalpape|
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had been taken to settle with him. Ss
Mr.. WlIsOn-Can you furnish the names of outsid~
parties purchased 8.613 tondsf ~0
Mr. ROllins-The matter in the hands of the cor,.
mittee. They probably have the record sales and
will endeavor procure II.
This closed the investigation Mr. Wilson, WIN
has been very digen while ere, leaves New York
night ha wing provided the computation i'm
ported oce accounts and the despatch OF certain OF
the company's books to Washington, as aids in making
up his final report.
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NAVAL ORDERS.
CVVl My VHt 7
all concerned
WASHINGTON, Feb. Z,

WASHINGTON, FeD. 7, 1913.
Pay Inspector 9. J. wallach Is ordered to the New
York Navy Yard. Pay Director George +. Cutter
has been detached from the New York Navy Yard
and ordered to duty as purchasing paymaster at
New York. Pay Director j. o. Bradford has been
detached as purchasing paymaster at New York
and ordered 70 gettle accounts, ~
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ART MATTERS.
The Rossiter Antiquities.

Last evening the antique furniture and bronzes,
armor. plaster canoes, costumes and draperies
belonging to the late Mr. Rosster, were disposed
or There was large attendance and the bidding
was spirited. This evening is to be devoted to the
sale OF the books, OF which Mr.. Rossiter had q,
more than usually iul collection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-27

have great many agents yet to hear from.
DOUBT Is ENTERTAINED OF THE SALE OF EF'
TICKET BEFORE THE DRAWING, But WHETh-
RALL ARE SOLD OR NOT THE CONCERT AND
WING WILL POSITIVELY AND USEQuINOCALLf
n, pr ACE ON THE DAY now FINED, AND If ANY
lain UNsOLD THEY WILL BE CANCELLED AND
EpRIZES WILL BE REDUCED IN PROPORTION TO
{CNsOLD TICKETS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-27

ne distributed among the ticket holders.
e tickets are printed In coupons, of tenths, and
actional parts will be represented in the draw
At as whole tickets are.
, 1873-03-30
somE oF THE PHIL 0CALtAM AUDIENCE.

70 tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
sm: think !: Is crest misfortune for xuch nao
Intellectual entertainment tho Phflocsltsn Climb o8
Dearborn Seminary favored ita friends With Fr1day
evening that the audience could not have been cor,
posed wholly Of gentlemen, far tho Steiner s
concerned. Te sttach blanc to its members, -
sorae Of the Invitations may h1vo heen traEsfeE-c.
About bali dozen aud old boys, who Iuat'e
to obtain seats because Of their tardicess select:
standing positions in the centre Of the north ah:.,
elbowtng ladies' hats and gentlemens no.es, and
st1ucug the stage from te view Of twenty times hrr
OWL uuIarer during the entire performances. 0@o
ang-outaagish-ooklng fellow, who thought hin't1
much admired, and who peezrd 1t ths ouitcca
than At the stage, md looked wise enough to chana
the centre OF grzv!:y In twinkle asEe1 70 chan'o
his cwn hase aud ho replied II ahau not un:es' 5oa
are able 70 put ,ac splendid subject foc d."
wtn to illustrate upon. Osx OF 1uE D11aCs-ED.
CHICAGO, March =. 1873
, 1873-03-30
TO THE IRISH VOTERS OF CHICAGO.


Fsllo.r- -Courtry7n<n:
In day or two you Will be called upon to vote fo7
town officers, md deem 1t our duty to caution yHa
against voting for irresponsible and incompetent can
did.tes who arc paced before sou for your suffrage
In this city VIC arc cursed with c1aha OF EEhuacn
who claim the hight to represent us whether We Ike 1t
or not and by tactics usually rt5orted to by bulies,
compel us to either vote for them stay away ffc
the polls On the day Of election Why II THU Have
We not the moral courage to hurl these men back to
the:r ders Of infany7 Tho powc. IL In our h.nd7,
and II fail to exercise that power, 'Fo are Eesvoa
sibs for the oliun they bring our race. Ii It no.
time to teach this class OF that they cannot uEe u
"a their tools any longer Let us commence the good
work on Tuvsd.y next better opportunity may nes
present tse again for years, and as this Is holy se
son. in Gods name, let us make beginning, hnd GO
the work cnectua1y.
Go to the polls Tuesday morning md vote aS1.ass
tho aoon-keeper and cver7 candidate that 4aos:es
lie whiskey ring. Give them no 4i7f:cf. Act t.!o
rout 10 complete and you viii sven9c to soEe e@.c'
ma1y brokeu-hcarted wife tna mother 1eF mo eo19s
inflicted on their families by thess vie ~retcne7.
Do not be dis.nayed By thrcsts Or bo lnnue4eea ~
rrornses of reward on the day cf election f1o7li3
TonrseY with pencil Then select your ncie:, aud
dTaw Inc across every dcathde.lin8 md aouli31ao-
mo candidatc Then depostt in bauot-oo1, ana yo13
wtll tayo accomplished t.az that P1sses1ty "iA
bless you for. aA4''1 44AA7aA aA3@--''
, 1873-03-30
BLAKE T. BLAKE.


by Mrs. nlako for Sop-
nrate Maintenance.
Tho lovers Of what NAY be called the prurtent-scn-
a,ional In newspaper literature, and who re1nembt:
.!dly the deails Of the notorious divorce cast in
1hch Mr. Blake sought to relieve himself Of tue society
OF vfo OF hose charms he fanc1ed he falel to eaoy
monopoly, will be pleased to hear TINT tho Gaze u
again before the courts With renewed stgor- 1t IT,
rerhope rather unknd to inform such thas tho point
upon which litigation Is ngan sought Is ono which "au
not neceseate the production In conr Of evidence q
character but thnt On the contrary, /. will
decided BY the dixnihed 7rg1mopt Of orpoSlK eoG.
:s beto5e yadge ary M bs ere
and that Mrs Blake Is foreed to live 1way fIon f Leg
ste has potoued for separate temporary naiuteuancs
and an allowance to enable her to prosecute tue *"
Some time spent yesterday ty tie oppoaing
counsel in arguing the caae
The Court heard the petslon and decided that ~
can al, plaintiff counsels fees, but posIonts un:l
tao morning tbs decision as to whether Ao CAD
allow lar the me7us OF living pending litigation
, 1873-03-30
FOR $ a LEI
AT
KenWOOd Station.

The whole OF part OF that splendid Five
Acre Block situated on Lake and Madison
avs, between Forty-seVenth and Forty
eighth-st=., within 800 it. OF the Kenwood
Depot. Grounds highly improved with orna-
montal trees and shrubbe1y, and by far the
most desirable residence property south Of
Chicago, being in very select neighborhood,
and offering, as they do, an unobstructed
view Of tho lake, sufficiently removed from
the railroad to be free from all danger or an-
noyance therefrom. Price, $3.50 per front
foot $50 It. deep, or s2oo por front foot. 500
#. deep. Apply to WIN. Fl. SAMPSON &
CO.. Id La8al1e-8t., Otis Block.
, 1873-03-30
4 Rare Opportunity.

The house and lot No. 745 Wabash-av.,
will be offered nt Administrators Sale. to
lot is 27 by $50, Of excellent width for per-
manent improvements. The house is frame,
has II rooms in good condition for occu-
pancy- Tho location, below Fourteeuth-st.,
il convenient to the heart Of business.
VIII prove paying invest1nen as the rent
chase money. Favorable terms will DO Of
fered- Address DIR. r. q. HAMILL,
Adminlstrntor, cor. Thirteenth-st. and Wa
bash-av.
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RsMaaass az q Dish.nssa Neg.

Ia tbs yegue's gallery in the Nov
Orleans Police DepartnsAs there IL 9
picture ss: t:&sIi!e Waterman Ana .he1
oss." Kcilie vas re thief, Sha xss
never knon to stesl any thing in her
life, snd yst she WAS olsssea among
thieves. bsessse aer dog asA shabi. el
stssli.s. Aoslss wo9jd g isss stsrs
and e1anias goods, jewslry, ete;, and
ths dsg was always st her side. She
had s wsy Of telling tie dog Just shat
she wanted oss ofs store, and then shs
~ens oat, and the dog hung around.
When tAe ssssman's bssk was suxned
the dog hsvsr failed to 10y bis testh on
the very article ahst Nellie wanted. Ha
punesuslly srcaEh it t. hia aaissraes az
her rooms. Samssimes the dog took
little things that shs. thought holli.
nigh want, without any hint from her.
Ao!iis aad her dog bad 5 perfect under
standing. worked together fsz several
yssss, sns ware vssy dear i,isnds, -
events proved. One day tbs dog vas
caught stealing. Nellie few to his res
cue. Ehs exansrased shs dog and act
ually sccased hsrassf Of being the thief.
The police tses hss Us her wsrd. She
ss;d shs was willing TO do ill tke suffer
ipE, and pay the penalty, but begged
Tue jailoy - spare ths deg, The jailor
hsd the photograph ef Eo!iie Water
niaa ed ihe deg taSsn and hung up
among tlss seSuss. Thsy saea told
her the deg Asd 70 die wishsas iaags Or
sry. 9as prayed she insxosab's psIics
. take her life, but sDArs the dss's.
fhsy xses& net l;sts1 80 her sppes,,
md. killing the dsg hefsre her syes,
A4y flung ais blsadiaz sAreass into Ass :,
.sll and lockeA aar ns.. Es1t fnerains
ksats ~ alsSH&a rAs SoaaA 6taA n kas
81. eisH; tAp 2sS s.n, ,Ass asnA 9ass4
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lady came along accompanied by hsE
daughter = blushius 5cans g;r, aboztls
years Of age. She stepped in frent Of
the President and shock haadr with
him, saying, ''Ar. Grant this is my
daughter The Pseaideny immediate
~ sssopoa down and kissed tho yvgag
lady, lzfssch 70 the surprise Of The ED
lady, END said. Madame 1 asn reEy
much pleased to sec that yon sisIs sach
a handsone daughter" She ela lady
was very much astonishea but scsH Gem
pretended the situation and walked
away With smile Of satisfaction sn her
face. The President soon bsgsD TO show
signs OF weariness, but Little Phil and
Gen Custer KEEP: rY t!.eir friendly rival
ry in kissing tao ladias without shy
evidence OF fatigue. At4 o'clock, how
ever, the iasc lady "a eolored one WITH
her aasy cane up stairs an! the retsp.
sion closed. ~ 49,. b.
frovs At accnrase account et'T re;aersse
learned THAI tie Pgosidess and his at-
teaaapts kisss,; the following nusaber Of
persona each during the reception:
2 : NH
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TNE TRIBUNE.

Tho Yb!nusa egpssss this week re-
1pcss te D hs!s shsat hlsa IN that sazm
will bp pob'isasd during sas winter
The old form and ssyle co~ld mot be
mainsai asa during the winter without "
ioss si eft, dollars week; sn 10"
wh;ch 10 eanaot Afford to lose.
W. regard csar 7snssre hero az a
ua,as.sl sS.ssesa shsush tia receipts OF
Il. eNscs h.vs Gil tssa axpesnsd On shs
paper ard sas publishers hare lever
dollars tAca when shsy sammsncsd.
They have t,s;ls sp saasiasss, however,
which si'l so wsrsh something IN sh.
future. In this eennsction We riaA ~
scrrees sn suppression which has ob-
tsined saas ahe TRsvEE has bes0 sup
.sperva By sas tas'sests. az.s,'nsasyT sT:s-' Ehs
consGns hax no. ssdsd us 30 shs extent
j one as''sr sxceps,n the way af passes,
>nd eleven dollars snd ssssty Eve cents
represents shs patronage Va have re-
eeirea si,reusa the Puget Sound Com
YAny. The citissns Of Bismarck and
sutsiaegs who desired tue THspsa hsvs
SUSTAINED oar enterprise thus tar.
Ths TRynuxs publishers are not dis
psseA to whine or beg, and ..shevsfase
shsa Laga t,uaes came. Affecting alike
all has;nass .nseseaks. they, like-athers,
e.s.a;i expenses, expecting; es eourse,
hsuiius FROM esoakers but ssmasnda~
Aisn frcrn asnsible business men.
W. expect ts reach our, easssS'a CUB
.scribe:s during the wintsr regularly
by MAJ tsra subscribers will hsss-
-afker rsceise their papers through the
.Yoss-sHcs.
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rHE ELECTION FRAUD.

LAST wssS a brief statement Of shs
,Gsavass ss tbs vste ss the laAt general
.sssstson wss g;vsa. ~ wss sts ted thsrs
ysss shrse returns from Apple Creek, /,
.sns a 5ssus return. representing sue
sunasna sad sixty shres votes.
en- Tie sixy. .svs vs.ss at sixtssnsh sid.
ing xese actually solIsd bo : 4hoss vot
ingwsrs principally railroad employ ~,
>v&e: han bssn sapIeJed in. The preciaes
Ssr ss*srsi weeks Immediately preceding
.slsc.;sn ks'lsst;ng she track and nskiag
ready far the Inspection Of ths Qovefn-
meat CsnDissssnsrs vhs we're hsre a
ssx Gays Axe. While sosas 4 tAs vesss
ssEs xarssseen i'lesA. en- ths majority
isese ssakssas ~ question. ,...q.
xss judges ses sssesisa spsslstsd BY
1aAs cs.als*ieasra 10. App!s. c.ek
SEsaia>s Saxs ssldsS1 q the aisxa.sk
district. The parties iass7es.sa ip ss-
.ass;ss sas Apple cssek vote nst q she
sa!sss appointed ana adjsurnsd 70 q Pssns
asith;s tas ereaines: Gao party te <Ae
six.seraa Siding ss6 she other to Lsuis
AssssS The Csany Attorney. |shs
g.. wassss- aaa &as Bsputy y. d, DIS.
srset Asssehsy *ssias "A active part in
4hs ASarS ~sse. DAn Williams ssing
gsgisser q Dssaa, wisa the Psvsr sf|
she csnvassise Board to
es'is kasse Safpsses. it sss known the
dix asssh Siding se&a esaA - tasovn|
S,s Aaa &as Axar& veto esu0sed Ia aad
N tkis vs4sA have changed ~ result
fhst y'an sss,a nave hsea carried cat,
autseaass wses ssssrAs]nisg!y ssfsstsS
= Bssssssk sad In order to carry cut
tksis Alss is xsak 8 EsAsa cs hass 1se.
yofSans. eys 81.
Ay ahsiaWs ~ DAksss , sszsss fsl
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DEATH VALLEY.
ThS &ssry o< taa3a Dssc2ats Rasis,
RatalI.

l. ~ 40 M NAAx& AR68sxA63 Eh4Ex0R
Ratald.
The Beaver lUtah) Ens.r,rsss has III,
following respecting recent visit 30
this noted valley:
Tho Valley Of Death--a spot alnoas
- serribls rs the prophets Valley of
Dry Bouss-~lies just north Of she Old
Mormon road to Califsraia, . region
thirty siles long BY thirty ;, broad,
sad surrounded, except ct tve
points, by inaccessible noun tains, 1t il
iossljy devoid Of wA:s. and vegetation,
and tbs ahadowof bird or vsId bsass
never dsgkens i,s white, glazing sands.
The Kanass Pacific railroad engineers
discovered it, and also some papers
which showed the fate Of the lost
Montgomery train, which came aouth
frsD sals Lake in 1859, esiasa by
ksrnoga. When nesr Desth Valley
acme came 10 tae csnclusisn that shs
Rsrnsas knew; nothing about &as coun-
try, 20 they appointed oas Of their
auabsr sesdsF aud broke Of from tbs
party. Tho sssder turned aus west:
we VIVA s@o PVCEA1 "sS1!'o 1&C AVEEO
hs sgavsiea shrse days, and thea de-
sssSdsa ;nssa tbs broad valley. yhss.
,~i,aze promised wsser.
They Esacaed tie center, bus only the
whis. ssnd bounded by scerc5snr peaks
met their Esss Around thc valley ,sey
and ore by enc ~, ca,L died,
lud tbs painting cocks stres:'3cd sheas-
'e.ves in death sndsr TIC bot sun.
Then the children. crying fer zstsr.
lied q. their .ns.hers' brssS.s. and With
|wo!lea tongues and burning sjts!s ths
salpless Neshera followed. Wagon a.
er vssoe ~ss Abandoned, sn,! strong
ven tottersd and died. !tster~ & ~eek'a
ands.;ng dozen Sarsivoys found
ONE water 10 tho hollow q rock in
f,s saoaatsir. # lasted Iu: = saort
ime, when nil died but tvo, who es-
apsd sut Of tbs valley Gud followed the |
rAl q their for1ae, s.al ssniana
Eighty -ssvsa families, vita buadseia Of !
s;Mais, Psrishsd hoys; and nov, after
wsnty three years. The wagons stand
ill oom mylct.-.he irsa wark and tree
70 brighs, sht sss yhsiyA.d skA.ssns
: aids ~ eide. ),
Al si1eR asvs
rS F - s.r II
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TELEGRAMS.
----------------
Reported Specially FOR the RfE-
Maa xcA Tribune.
-, :----=--------::----
FINANCIAL.
'CLAFLIN & co. RE
SUME--.A HUGE ]
BANKING In d
TER,EST.
MuRDERs, ARRESTS. FOR
GERS. cRlMEs &C.
ss Mail Steamer Ariel
Wrecked.
| Ertsrstin Summary of nEse1e1A News.
lnts1stiin gssss Summary ot Gs.e1Al News

kEw XaEh, Nov. 4.--.C.atiin k:. have
bsen granted IA cxtepsiSn and have re-
suned business
There is q 1noxeDezs on faos for the
formation Of an immense banking in.
stitution in eonnsation WITH She grain
iptsrastl.
CRIMINAL.
Philip Ee!a aaa Aovs.d Jsmoaiea,
Lsng Island, vero shst dead Monday by
two cunaers who were ordered Of the
sarm Of James Hunax, Thsy wcrs ar
res.s1.
Hs=EA% NyERAsR.
tbs police arc epdeavoring to verify
the confession Of Irving sslf accused.
Aecolnplice in the Nathan murder but
the confession is badly mixed.
uAEcKsD.
TIE Pacific Nail Steamer Ariel was
wrecked in tho recent serR. TIE ship
and cargo q eenpisss loss but psssengs-.
savet.
4hR2ssRD.
SaDA,ssA, Nov A--Coi. H. Bsdlosg,
Collscso, Of Antsrnal Revenue, swss ar
rested ss this no;nt Monday charged
with assssaaAasuens. 80. .
cRe7aa elz. =
EARRspssussH, KY, Ocs. 4.-John
.snansfera rho,~asxiak ssaes ssi1en by
his lrsgsis: a saoseef croton oil BY nis-
take which pro7sd fasal. His vidsv
eomnencsd salt for $25, 900 damage be-
fore tho funeral WAS over.
BURNED 70 DEATH
WAerox. N. H., Nov, 4.-fhe child
rem Of Wn. Stockwell were loft alone
Sunday evening and accidentally set the
house on hrs sna ONE shad was burned
to dsa.h. T.. >..: 3~''.
cosvacgxp. ::'
CHICAGO, Noy: :4sh::--~Chss. Rafferty,
who was sried q yssr ago for killing I.
pslicsnen and new trial granted was
c.nvictad yesterday.
xRlLow s8vRI. '>:;'
Kzxrn,s. .hsv. The yellow fever is
at last Abasiag. Only five deaths oc
cured from it during the last 81 hours.
xORaB1Y.
n. LOWS, Nov. Nv. g. Wads, fern
e.iy State Secretary of Tennessee, vas
arrested in this city Acndsy for forging
100000 State bonds, He WAS taksn to
NasAyilss.,. : >.~
Mike kcCoel WAS yesterday arrested
fer the murder Of Patsy Moody.
At frasAs in = ball roon 1t Wash
isgton Aendsy evening Wa. J. Sack
shst kef1ns. German, whs dad. Rack
Is in jsa. .