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CINCINNATI, Nov. 0.-'Lhe oundlo and soap fac-
tory Of tho firm OF NJ. Work It Co., on Poplar
ntrcot, took fire tonight at O'Clock, ind burned
tho building and machinery. No atock worth
mentioning wns saved. Tho losa iB yariously
estimated at from $780, to s15o.0o0; insur-
ancc, 100000 in about twenty home companies.
The origin Of tho fro is u mystory. 4 heavy
stock Of n,atorial had been laid in during the
summon, mud only little lad bcon worked
OF. Loss on tho building, $4,000;
on the machinery, S25,000; On material,
asO, 900 The flro WAS intensely hot and bright.
and, though surrounded by buildings, vas not
allowed 10 Brread. Several explosions occurred,
by one OF which Adam Mcyloy, flroman, was
precipitated from wall nud severely injured,
aud q bystandor thrown from fence, breaking
hia leg.
, 1874-11-07
A New Orleans Clerk Robs His
Employer Of $40, 900.
An Exciting Chase After u Muir.
derer Near Quincy, III.
Forcible Abduction Of Three Children in
Allen County, Ind.
Miscellaneous Criminal items.

Two Htcn Killed b n Gambler.
From TIC Eansas City flfo.) Jousaal
From passenger who ca1no In on tho Kansnc
paciao trafn, Inst esoning, RIO GIcaned tho fol-
lowing particulars OF a co]l-blooded and atro-
cious murder which occurred at Drookyiic, d
Batlon on tho road, about 90 milos west Of ust
yesterday morning at m carly hour, tho victims
Of which wero two highy-rcepcctabla young mon
Of DrookBvfllo by tic natno OF Anderson.
The perpotrator OF tho murder 10 a gambler by
the name ct Barney Dohan, who koepa GAM
blins-hc1l in tho town. at which tho two brothers,
it seems, were visitors.
About o'clock yesterday morning difficulty
nrao Mt ths cunning table bctweon William An
uorson and BoIian, which resulted III q collision
botwncn the two mon. Dohnn Htrnck Anderson
On tho head, and then lott the room. Wnilo An
derson WAS engaged In washing tho blood from
bis Taco, Bolian, who had boon nbsent but q few
moments. returned. aud. without a word Of
warning, drew pistol and opened fire on hts
victim. Two ahoss took ctToct, and tho wounded
man fell to the floor, sovercly, vet not fatnily,
wounded. Thomas Andareon, brother of tho
wounded mnn. lntertcrod, when Bobnn turned
upou him aud fired, sending hnll through tLo
hoart Of tho unfortntlato Young man and killing
him instantly. Tho blood-thtrsty Dohan then
walkoa up to tho pros.rato form Of William,
and, drawing anothor pistol, sent 1--WE more shots
into l,is body. killing him as ho hid upon tho
floor.
Tho prisoner WAS removed to Snlina, in order
to BRyo him from being 1yhclled.
, 1874-11-07
TIIE GRAsSHQPPER REGION,

Cen. Ord Puh..4cIacs a Cnra Deny
tng Certain .:.snlngine Reports.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. G.--Iu view Of tho fact
that Homo newspapers in tho East hayo stated
that the Relief and Aid Society Of Nebraska aro
loaning and specuiating on tho charitable dona-
tons received far tho grassuopper Rufforers,
Gou. Ord, Chairman Of the Executive Conf
mittce, Inns beon ordered to mako tho following
statement;
No supplies received by the Nebraska Relief and
Aid Society from Chicago other Eastern cities or
towns hAyp peen distributed pronses to pay for
return tia1n No funds FacetVad from anch sources
hayn been used to purchase supplies for distribution
Oh conditions All distributions H1a1o by tho Society
ylu ba free md unconditional,
, 1874-11-07

F7NH INC FHH9H!1 {'tb.} 3.H1t7D77"ss = NJ
Tho following story la relatod Of Jnb'co scott,
tho bright jusaieia. mind who pyosh.es oyar tho
tcutuloa ol the Juatca'a Court ut nattlo Mouu-
THU. ehort time slnco an English passenger
OH ono Of tue trains WAS t1oeced by aomo tIlrao'
purpose Of making q complaint. Doforo tho
compliant could bo drawn np howeyas, tho e'o""
to-1nou ,oturucd tue property to Tho passenger.
WHO, wishing TO cont!nuo hiH journey, refused to
mako tho complaint aud when l,e dooliuetl, atl'
drcysoi hin, an follows: III! havo you know:
nir, tlnt no pnbicut nt Great Britain OF any Of
thea crowued hoads Of Europe shall hrowbeat
this court with impnnty. line you a60, str' foF
money a,la won't his way, musing ou tho uucor'
tainties Of American Justice.
, 1874-11-07
BOARD OF METHODIST BISHOPS.

baltimore, Nov, 6.-purannnt to 9diaurnment
OF tho Board Of Bishops Of tue Methodist lspis-
oonal Church at Columbus. O., Ii. May inst. tho
Doard convened IN this city yesterday. Tho fol-
lowing Bishops wero -prooont: Ja'tos, Of New
York Senior Bishop; Simpson, Of pennsylvanIa; /;
Scott, of Delaware; Ansos, OF Maryland Ear:
ria, of Illinois Foster. Of Ohio Bowmnn, Of
Missouri; Merrill, ot minnesota; Audraws. Of
Otnaha Wiloy, Of aIaesaehusotss Haven, Of
Georgia and Peck, Of California. The sessions
wero of the most private character. 1t ls undor-
stood, however, that tho principal object OF tho
,uootlng waa for porfootiug aud announcing tho
assignment Of episcopal yiaitatlons among tho
niatlluA.
, 1874-11-07
THE NORTHWESTERN STATES.
Neyyn Items Telcgrnphcta to Tho Chi.
cu40 Tribl1uo.
1TTyNh1n.


1LL1No1s
Michael 3rouahan, az yoara Of ngo, and tha
eupport of 4 widowed mother was kicked on tho
haad hy n ,,,r,o In a coal-m,nc nt 1asnl]e n few
wears ago. since then he has often shown signs
ofinsautty, and atteriy has become 10 bad that 10
,yas Yesterday teAon to the Jacksonville AsyluEu.
Tho civ Council Of bloomington passed an
oratn,,co init nicht In f,,nn bonda to tim
otolnahco 'ss sso nn6 6u' s,,, ~ esu" ,oWao wv
amount Of S5o'oop' payaple as 1oao"at Ieo
thousand dollars on Tue Let day Of Janury, 1890,
and like amount each year until the whole ia
mid. The Committee on Water-Works sro in
strnctsd BY the ordinance TO advertise lmmealr
sc1lpea " tue sta.ate, .t!tt,,. c.,n .a.z H..
m an9ea1x y, 1t nss s nfs na1a - ash. ~
room, % 1t his boardius-house, % rupturod q blood-
vessel, ano dlea from nsnolsna6o ID 10"
masHtes. ,,. A. ,.,... =, 1,
--Uh electon nlent, tne danRhter VI 5aHes
~ .. oe
under promise Or marriage, by "os.aless @ 1Gl-
low named Hon1amln ssretch, WHO haa Deon 70
her fathcra employ: IAe COUPE MSas ta
Hloomtngton anu took the IRAN east. !o'iG"ea i:a
hus not oveftaken them.
.,,osaf,, ro,,o.,. ao|A W. ,,ornotrotod at Morn.
ing Sun on Thursday night. Iho store o. Vs. "; ..
1Aan4 n4aet u u&5"hoo1h Aue1soa.'ss ~ - osnn
into and It's contents takon 10 tue Yaua ~ Rgo.
ABOUT miles from Colfax, on nHpneaaay
night. Q man named leok col lhL9 ~ attctIn5h ~ Mn
with farmer and Hhot A!m, breaR!n8 Lib oo'ss-
bono to fragments, Peck eacapGa. ~.
y. ". Alargart waa 9tcKoa " nia ~ uoleo . On
Wadnesdhy, at Guthrie Cehtre, a1's 1.9u stuno.
dately. Gu tho BaI4e uay Josop1 Igstss4 ;t;:s u
Van Meter, TaR kicked py hia nolae nMo a.ha stf
-A ypnpB man nasfen otaw.o4a, wtsn a.e ~
headquarters ut Deaoto, ana ono u a shing ~ ~
horae-thlevos was artos!an 49, ~ nnorni ayo.s
Thursday. III his possession "e1o se'eiai oo<ea
ivory harneBa- rings, or
Tho packing aeaHon was opeaea a. C9nnct9
Bluffs yesterday, BY Stewart Bros. :, inoy ahiea
over 1,2o0 head Of hogs. Iho "ea.her Is YARN.
and NAV Interfere othef|lsc tAcJ "lA KUN
about that number oyery day;
| Mrs. Wagner, vito OF tho nofn!etae. "aKs
ner, who caino to Dnbuque Thnrsday to get 60.
possession ol Aef eA!tn W mosIa W ~
i,nynn. ma1e m With her husband.
IN tho oratorical contest held ut Iowa City
on Thursday night, by the State Co'legato Ahso-
! citation. Thomas ". 1raydon, Of tho stnto Uni
vorsity cnrrod of tho palm, aud iH therefore to
represeut lilo Stato ut Indianapolis, in February
noxt. Mt tllo Interstate contest.
"e M'i'he roslleuco OF August schlapp Of Fort
Madison. was entered by burglars up Thu1sdsy
1uaht, and robbed Of clothing ami iowe!sy to thu
| v,l,n OF $500,
'''"N 1Ep1AxA.
Conductor sfagtre way instantly killed. nsar ssr
, 1874-11-07

New YoaK, Nov. a.-Tho weakly cotton state
ment Of this date is as followa Net recolpta g
all Upltod Htatea potts for tho week. 1a2, 10l
iaat ysar. Bli $40. Exports for the %esk 9s s7s;
iast yoar, 58i79; total exports to datc. 27o 1856
last ycar,, 2ll,22a, Stock at all unitod States
ports, a53,0aG; last year, 30s, SD: Stock ct Ail
lutorlor towna. GG28o last yoar M o. S6' ao stook
American atloat Tor 0roat britain, $4,000 last
year, gI, 900,
, 1874-11-07

Tho WnsEttnut0n Snfc-lsurglury Cnsc.
WAsnrSoToS. D. G., Nov. 0,-Illc eafo.bur.
g1ary trlas was resumed today. John o. 1;vnns
testified lint his boota worc in 1larrng!on's earo
for aovoral rocks during tho District Of Column
lila invcatigutiou.
Judge Humphrey decided that ihe piper BIB
mitlcd yesterday by 1siddlo, showing tic connec-
ton Of Whlteley with tho parton OF Mics, bo
excluded. with tho exception Of tho pardon Hfgn~
ed by Gov. DIX.
MI. Riddle announced TINT l,o wna through
With tho oy1doncc for tho prosecution, 0xcopt
ono witncAs. not yet arrived, mud Ills testimony
would hayo reference to tha caso aga!nst
Whitcley.
Thc lion. N. EnitlcrB then adlroaHed tho
jury for t!,c dofo.,ao. Before concluding, tho
cou,t took n recenB.
When Nfr. Smitl.ors Ind conclut,nl SamuoI
Cl,andter WAS aworn, and testified tl,nt ho Iiyes
In tho family Of Col. Whttoley al Cambridgeport,
and remembered that Col. WLitoley gavo a din
ncr party to Collector slmmona and others OIL
April o. - - -, =. -.
Adjourned.
, 1874-11-07
ITALY.

PARIS, Nor. 6.-L' Untuers says 1t is reported
that 1ta,y il about to iBBuo memorandum to tho
European Powers calling attention to the dangcrs
to Italy from the iatriguss Of the Vatican, and
declaring that tho Government cnn no longer
tolerate permanent conspiracy IN ita own Capt.
ta and urging tho Powers to discontinue tho
&ra
, 1874-11-07

THE NEW YoNK TOURNAMENT.
New Yonw, Nov. B.-Tho billiard tournament.
seventh game, was won in 81 innings by Cyrllo
Dion, he scoring 800 to nudolphe'a III. Tho
eighth game wns won In 18 innings by Veiunux-
800 TO Dnnicls' l75. Tho ninth game included
20 inninga: Joe Dion. 800, Sloason. l83. Tho
tenth game Was won ln so innings: Vigpaux,
500; Only. 2GG.
, 1874-11-07

fd N9S spSto Nor 70 tMf GeeaH os s'ps bsnn co
siderable opposition to tho action of tue No.
brasAa Aid society taAjng notes from the suffer-
ORG by grasshoppors. Tho Executive Doard TO-
day resolved to take no moro notes. but to rnn.so
FREQ gifls to tho needy, and to destroy suoh
notes as Aaye been received.
, 1874-11-07

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov, CA conductor on
tho Mobile l. Ohio Railroad brings nows to Union
City this morning that Columbus. Ky, was or
fire in two placoa last night. Tho Weatern Union
Telegraph ofllco waa burned, aud the wires arc
all down. No particulars.
, 1874-11-07

opte;at Dispatch to 1he ChieaGo Tribune.
BLurr1ox Iud.. Nov. 0.-Forcst-fres aro still
ragiug extensively in this county. A largo
amount Of timber and fencing is destroyed, Of
which it is impossible to estimate tho yaiuo.
Under the influence Of high wind. tho lire is
spreading.
speatal Dispat:A to The Chfcaoo Tribune.
WEST JEFFERSON, O.. Nov. GA fire broke
ont Oh the Duukin farm. miles west Of here.
last night, aud Ia still raging. Several hundred
cords of wood and many acres of timber hayo
boen DESTROYED.
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farowe gezo upon TINT bend Of throo, mud
bowied homo nR costly ns poAsbo.

farowell gezo upon TINT bend Of throo, mud
boWcd homo nR costly rs poasibio.
HEcoND nAcE,
purHc 9109 for horses Tint laYo poYor beaten
2;a0, thrco 1icntB In jlvo:
S!nt colyna blk. 8, Frank IIolhrook.. ........4 I {
" y. 4; oilla,n. bli:: s'sl: IL .. Daher.."...s
~ ~ IiMe~s:i9, s"S; ,;sii.'5i:i''' iii. 2is. ''
Tinker ,, was 'lrst choice iii tho pools.
:. f1'ss kcat-Ihls nna very closely contested,
within 1oo yarls, Of tho .winning~rost. jack
Short rtl,ca to tlo front. Dalcr mud IIolbrook
OIL either hido Of him, nnd Ioato Immediately bo-
hind. This position ''a4 unchanged, until, on
tho otl,rrs, ant thnt tito four ran until when
within ION yasds of tho goaI Jack Holt nado d
desperate effort to al|ake of his frondH, aud
only srcoocded In thrsls4ing lalf bis neck allead
Second Ucat-Daitcr WAS still tho favorito With
lie botting-pon. Aftor several NticnlntB to rot
tho gonttes Of, nt Tho word "go" jack Short
shot alloel* uaAar, 11olbrook, md josie cloao
othota contlnucd. on aet . thradering gait, In
a cluster. Dakcr Ind n blight. advantage
upon tho strsight run. hut llc soon yielded It to
lick Shot: Tho throe were In q limo AZ they
spectators was tmmenne. They gl,onted for tho
fnvortos and tg drivers oxercfaed their Alsill In
nrging thor hteot.a. hut 40 o'nso Was tho in!sl,
that tho tudgea decided tho heat waa n dcnd heat
| preasouH Of dissatisfaction, but tho general
opinion wan TINT tho Judges wc'o strictly isnnar-
tia' md fair, and their opinions inuss be TO-
srected.
Ind sprung up, and darknoHs. it was soon, would
noou onvolop Dexter Park in eombre slrond.
| Therefore, drivers, mako lnato and st t'rs,
But =. That Tho driyors did not do.
At lcast hnlf dozon fa1ao etarts
! vera mado, tho pooplo woro beconina impatient,
tfJA fjtIurH ftV tHn [rtSGrH,
, 1874-11-07
GERMANY.
PROVINCIAL DEl.E0AT

PROVINCIAL DELEGATES IN THE nE1cEsTAd.
BERLIN, Nov, 6, - Delegates 6cha aonborg.
Wintorer, and Guerbor, from, Alsace nd Lor-
raipo, took tlotr aoata in the Rcichetag to-day.
, 1874-11-07

MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Nov. 6.-partics from
Osccola, Ark, stato that carly Yesterday mor1l-
Ing negro named jack rhillipH outraged tho
wife OF plautcr near there. From tho treat
ment received Ehe w'll probably die, na uho wan
within fow weeka Of confinement. Tho negro
was arrested aud brought to oncco1a. TIM c,tl-
zc,,s of which, both blncs and white, improvssod
d court. After heating tho oyis!omco tAsy tooA
TIN prisoner out and shot him to death.
LITTLE Rock. AK. Nov. IA telegraph
operator t,a,nod Hoover, at Hope, on tho 1lun If
shot @ @ anl kicl Il I last ish: % Sy % bartondor """
, 1874-11-07
At HIarco1l1s Falls, N. X.

in Marceliua Fal'a. onondaga County, N. T.,
were burned yesterday. Tho loss ia a50,0Oo.
, 1874-11-07

NASHVILLE, Tonn., Nov. G.-Four houses, o.
cnpiei as co'oscd boarding-honses, were burned
IN CIarksyillo, Tcun., this morning. Tho loas ia
$40 600, With no insurance.
, 1874-11-07

Il Coatidef1tial Clerk RODS E1is Em-
plGyor of 27U.OU0.

4 Confidential Clerk IroDs E1is E3n1-
plUyor of 27U.O00.
From ths Xew orlea"s B".'ttin.
About ten or twelve years ago tho Oaptaiu Of
ono Of our most popular ryor packets brought
down with him tho little aou Of 1lr. Stout, ot
St. Louis, who bud been banker and o worry
wealthy man, but who had mot With sorrible rs-
ycrses md diod, leaving sop about 10 years Of
age without any provision whatever.
Tho Captain befriended the lad, md when ho
arrived at New Orleans took him to r. s. Morso,
tho largohcnrtcd proprietor Of tho City Hotel,
who promised to takc caro- Of him end SEQ that
he did not wont. Tho youngstor. manifcsttn8
quite an energetic and willing disposition, was
set to work as bell-boy, and soon tnaao hlmself
very useful by hiB quickncss md tho nlacuty
with which he performed tho duties dovoEynE
upon him.
1Ie manifested quito m aptitude for learning,
and by dl1geue application became quite an ln-
tolligent Ind, and writing an excctlont Land and
beng ready at figures, A1r. hlorue BOON took him
into hls office, in which ho climbed gradually un-
til no won tho entire confidence Of Mr. Morsc,
who trusted him with the keys Of his private
safe, and regarded him as abovo suspicion. Hia
habits were very correct until abous two yoaya
ago, when lo commenced lrinkinG too much, but
a5 81 sayav sSi paas ss TO pcoe MR.
Morse was awakened by ona Of the clerks aud in
formed that his private safo WAS open. Hurry
ing down Btairs, he was amazed to lind tho aate-
doors open, and an investigation disclosed the
startling fact that 80, 600 worth Of bonds and
otller pIoporty had hoen aDstractod thorcfrom.
One Of tho clorks Btatod TINT Sydney s. Stont
had gone into tho oa1oo about u o'clock, aud waB
eoen to 60 behind the annunciator, whore Mr.
Mo1so's private eafo WINS standing. This and
several ather circumstances directed suspicion ut
ouce to young Stout, for whom q search was at
once instituted.
He was nowhere to bo found, and it was feared
no Ind loft tho city. Contrary to expectations,
he wns discovered by Detective p!orson yehter-
day evening on Carondalet street, just above
the First Precinct 6tation, and at onco arreatod.
On his person was found only about $99 in cur-
roucY but when l1e sobcred down little ho
told The dotcctlvo who,a he could find homo Of
the bonds in tho rooms OF 4 physician yery noar
! the Flrst Precinct Station.
A aearc, Of tho room indicated was rewarded
by tho recovery Of tbs following aeeNsi.ias:
Thirty-Beyon 10 por cent 81, ,UO0 city bonds.
Two FER cont 81 900 eitv bopds.
Blk thousand i've hundred dullars Of bonds
Parish OF rlaquomines.
| Tho baluuco Of the property could nowhere be
! discovered. anti Stont, OIL beinE interYoyated,
said he lal been drunk and did not remember
| ,shero ho had been or what lie Ind done with tho
] mOuoy.
, 1874-11-07

accn or hcntd Of. Tho matter waa ]zopt quiet,
hut hns been In tho hn.,tla Of detectives. It tt
shid tllBt man nnswcIjng tho description of tho
tnco women crossing lilo iltnoia River at Dotos.
villo. but the children worn not with them. Tho
whole affair IA eI,rotItaed In mystery. No reason
for Tho a1duclonB IL known. Tho parents
llnvo been ncar'y ttisrnctcd oyor their lonH, but
kcpt quiot IN hones OF gaining Glow to Tho
whereabouts Of tlle miHalig children. The facts
finally bccatno public, however,
, 1874-11-07

ANOTHER HINT FOR TIE SULTAN.
VIENNA, Nov. G.-,lho Austrian Government
has requested tile Porto to hasten his arswer to
tho proposition for commercial convention be-
tween Austria and Noutrapia.
, 1874-11-07

IN y z N&f
THE nD0U8 MANA ShU1N.

THE H0HUH NANA BNH1N.
CALCUTTA, Nov. B.-1'ho native ip custody sua-
poc,oi of boing Mana sahib has been removed to
Cnwnpors, for further investigation us t. his
identity.
, 1874-11-07

l.
PETITION FOB TIE RELEASE OF THE TIcdDonNE
CLAIMANT.
LONDON, Nov. G.-Tno aisters OF tho Itch
borno claimant hayo pettioned the Queen for
his release.
THE LABOR QUESTION,
Twelyo thousand coliiurB. who struck in tho
West Riding Of Yorkshire, have resumed work
pending tho settlement of their demands by
arbitration. Another cxtonsivo lockout OF agri-
cultural laborers In Incolnshiro is threatened.
Tie farmers inaist OH a reduction Of 3a por
woek in tho wages OF tho farsn-hands. The
Union ia arranging for tho emigration OF tho
laborors on large scala In tho event Of pro-
longed cosBation Of labor.
LAtnD'd sucCEssoH.
Tho Son Of tho lnto Air. Latrtl has boon ro-
quostod to stand for Parliament In Birdonhead,
to fill tho vacancy caused by the death Of his
father. Should hc decline, tho Conservatives
will probably support Dayid MacIyor, still the
Liberal candidate.
POWDER EXPLOSION.
There WAS q tremendous explosion OF powder
at Honnalow this afternoon four persons woro
inatantly killed.
, 1874-11-07
a snsoon-Kccpor. .Shot by II Hoy.
!epeejgI D8pakct IL The Chica99 Tribune,

DFeEWE 77'B71te7 = ET5cH!71
DunuQur, Ia, Nov. GA shooting caHo oc-
CURED last night at Tarloy, In this couhty, Of
which D Eatoou-keeror named Greenwood Was
the victim. Greenwood WIS alivo unit! Into tl,in
evening, b,t his recovery ia doubtful, NJ tho bull
struck him IN i'm groin. Tho ~ond-bo nsBanhin
IL hoy named Bell, II years Of ago. Whisky ia
tic principal cauaa Of this tlioy-t to-bo homicide,
, 1874-11-07

Tho Widow OF Ex-SccrctnrT OF War
l1xtsyliHSs
sAN FnAsc1sco, Gull, Nov. 6.-afrs. Gen.
Nawlins died at lotel hora, this morning.
, 1874-11-07

DosToA, Nov. g.--Arrlyed-ltaly, from Liver
pool.
Of Pennbylyauik, from QlasgoH.
, 1874-11-07
a nsuricrcr Captnrp:i After u Long
CAuSGs

Spttfdt Dispatch to 1A8 tHftdq6 1T7bhNt.
QulSay, ILL.,, Nov. 6--On Friday, tho 23d Of
October, public eale took place on the farm of
james Plow, Of Brown County. about 25 miles
cast Of Mound Station. 4 large crowd Of bard
cases attended the auction. among tue number
being ono James stinson, Of Brown County. and
John sIagel. Of Adams County. These mon bo-
ca1no involved ia quarrel, during Which ssin-
Hop struck Blagel blow on tho head, from tho
effects Of which he died tho next day. As soon
rs It wps ascertaned tint slagol's injuries were
fatal. o warrant was Rworn out for tue arrest
Of stinson, who fled upon herring OF slagels
death. 6horiH dordloy. Of Brown County,
pursued AMI tracked stlnaon to tho residence
ol Ais brothef-lu-law. George Cleveland, WHO
lives about miles cast of this city. Cleveland
admitted that st!nson had been there, but stated
that llo stopped buI short tinlo and left. Cord
10y followed and tracked tha fugitive through
this city to Hannibal. lhoro lle WaA lalscn sick,
and compelled to abandon tho hunt. On his ro.
tho matter iii tho hands Of Caps.
]. O. hlc0rnw, who concluded that
5ttnaon would return to Clevu!and'a to Aidn Ho
accordingly made arraaEe1nonts to hoop watch
ton Of tho Cleveland family. 4 fsw days ago
ho ascertaincd that Cleveland apd Lis vito
closed up tho house and wont to Brown County.
T!la wAtch was still kcpt up, and yostolaaylt
was noticed that. although the house was locked
ihat slinaon waa In tho house, 10 yesterday
,eiographcd to Gotdloy to como on With
! o'clock. and was met by Captt. hlcornw
ut tho depot As Stinson has number Of friends
in this city, 1t was necessary for tho otllcers to
proceed cautiously. Tho services OF tho Sheriff
here aud four assistants wero secured. At
O'Clock tho party lctt for Cloveland's, arriving
thoro about D. Aftor careful survey OF tbo
Premises tho officers forced all entrance into tho
1ouse whero they found stinson concealed ia tho
collar, lilo was bandculfcd and brought to thig
city and lodged In JUL, lie Btatod that llo hail
been at Cleyolands for throo Or four days. and
Informed tho ollicera that l,o could have killed
two or l!lroa OF thom boforo they got inside, but
| waa afrnitl tho others would hurn tho house
down, Sheriff ,dorfny loft with lls prsouor FOR
| Lit. HterlIug thts evening.
, 1874-11-07

EXTRAORDINARY lktHhHrVltK VNse-
Thrno Children. Aged Is. lH, and 10,
IccHpectiyely, Stolen III Indiana.
Special Dspatch tn Ths Chicago Tribune,
Tonr WAYNE Ind, Nov, Ga caHo Of kll-
mapping camo to light to-day, which, it tho dr.
cutnstauceY as related provo true, fairly rivals
IN n.eroat the Charlie tosA case. 1t appears
TINT, on the lBt of October, daughter, agod 10,
OF Join Martin, wealthy farnor, restllug III
Washington Township, In thIs county, wont by
permission 10 u friolsA'a house to visit. III tho
eyening an unknown man oalno to tho house a1ld
ayked for tho girl. 1le told Aor l,or father WAS
worry Ill, mud her mother wanted her to 60
homo. 6!lo accompanied Lin, and has neycr
been seen or heard Of since. Tho samo night
two other children, Que a daughter, aged 10, an
louao and carried away, and neither have beeu