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CRIMINAL NEWS.
Trial Of the Persona Accused Of the
Iong-Point Tank Assas-
sinaticn.
Tho Slaughter OF tho Poor Engi-
recr Possibly to Be
Avenged.
Other Criminal Matters Briefly Noticed by
Telegraph.
LONG PUNT TANK.

SptcfdE {Ntp1ifh to 7hd 5fi44Hh.
GHEtNur, H., jnno 70 "A Jury 10 Try the
Long FONT cara waa npatly obtained to-day. and
tho trial proper bcean Al = O'Clock this afternoon.
The Hon. Il. y. Whitehead mads the opening state.
mcnt on the part Of the prosecution lie said that
he would psoEc couc!ustEcly that small nnd 1arva
ar1nor was found 1t the 1.anE joins, tank: that
thrrr was small and larHs track fonnd where per.
fons had jnmped iron, the engine; that tho cap
fouad WINS worn By C4uthotnt, and was ono
Cia!F IL identified by Mr. King, Of
the Indianapolis Fousdry, as being Tho
pcreon wha gut Tic armor made. and that he bought
patoi, n III slxc, Smith 4 Wcsson make, In
indianapolis, sall pistol shooting 4 conlcal pro.
tccie precisely the tlxn Of those TINT killed Milo
Afncss and that Shoemaker md st. Clair were Iii
indianapolis together but sort ttu,o before the
crime was committed. lie will protace letter
from Alcck cauthutne, written from indianapolis
to his parentA tn 1rfts lllutt, which duplicates
Shoemaker.
Mr. Whitehead was followed by Jndge pIcfra,
Who made brief and concise statement that 10
would be ab1e to show tho Innocence of
The accused. The Arnt wisncfs called was J. y.
Ftalcy the conductor of thc train thai was attack.
which the public IL fan,Ar lie went to the sceMo
ncxt day aud saw the tracks oncs made BY
ns af Soo &C. y .ons " y q:
&tInor, cu1cc-sack. ani un Old coat.
ne.s wnft w. Il aas ADAMS
There re!e GIG, o00 in tue c1prcss caf.
e., was examined. lie tettidcd that. Two scars
zgo. he Wns employed In fHundry In Indianapolis
!oEeshe! into eon,pls!o .Iied lot ts bToast md
II. 4 .as tSg @ 1at to as
Tho hso Accused pcTsonf. including Jannfs o.
gon'. tho ln3sAnhpufts prostitute. arc being tried
tosrlher, and II II thought tho tsta will fast all
week.
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THE MUHPIrfat3OnO AFFRAy,
drks1s4 QLkQa{cA 10 TAa TtihuaA


CAH"ospALE, ILL.,, juno eu.-,rhu preliminary
examination Of derry oConuos, for shooting aud
woundiiX William Lyous. In Murphysboro laat
Saturday. wa4 hsld Ut thai place this forpnoon
Tho fncts developed were m follows;
Thrents bad bosn saado in an off.hand manaee
A. o'connss BY Lyons and jack Adama, b. having
cnt lssts h'asd bill Tn Saturday tho meu rsce,s-
I'd their naaI 'ttckot, snd OEunnur ent,cavored to
collect hIs hili Willis sseklng Adasuo that parson
1n away. Lyons. accompanied By Chasios Bul.
lasl. mincr passlag by O'CoNtsofs salvon. went
IN aud called for the drinks. which were ssfa.sd,
o'con"or thinking they l,eaut harm. f.yous ii
oncs began " abuss o'Copnor. They cltncAs..
and oEonnoe was battered and bruisel consiasru.
hfy, and tho stlrt turn frou slts person. Gesudx
tho better Of Lyuns, he put ht,u
nut and turned to wips the blood from
hs face, when Lyons came 10 tho aiaor, reu,arktng
that 10 had 'popper," stM would shunt hin, sutt.
inc As wurtls BY placing his haul over OF In bis
ptssel posket: ocoanos. t,oa beLind .ls coantst
sind I,as.tng out aboat Gyo iRchss back. Nuf.neti
.ssusa 70 hasc no interest in lhe snAtssr, further
VIA oouna osss br 'Bqars Kennedy IN 81, COO bal.
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Els 11tjU5Ss
81. Louis, June 2H. -The report Of the Comfy
0rana jury, which has been an1iousfy oxpectci
for several days past, waa maa to Judge Jones, Of
Tho Criminal Court this afternoon. It fa very long
and exhaustive, and shows that tho Grand Jury
hhse done m Immense amount Of labor and caro-
fully investigated the numerous sutjscts brought
before them. After repustlnx the condition of
various public Institutions, which 10 nFpal,
the report caila tho Couria attention to tho matter
Of fnrfattcd tccogntkanccs II, tho Criminal Court,
Court Of Criminal correction, and tho Police
court. and says that Within six months sscognl-
zances to tic amount Of $50. o00 havo been for
fcitcd III the Criminal Court alonp, Aad that lude.
Ecnta for 3o3 COO hava bccn had on part of thcso
foFfclturc*, and executions stac.L hut not doiae
hhs Leeh collected. 4 nunlbar VI tl.ese executions
atp at.aIhtt lawyeta tu good standing, and tic Jury
think they should 10 compelled TO par up Of bo
discharged, The report farthet states that unduf
Scs L psen.Gs Sa e ths .s ssst ss.se end
nnn1es arc taken dny tn tho courts mentioned al
s,ssur'ty ,ss on -, bon''s which are moi, worth
thst e. T1,.ea oant On ,,fa n;s
IN The roIco Coun execution. for ovor 81, 900 re.
turned nuI!a bonn. ali of which aRalntt ono clt-
tEen. who II the owner Of real ratAte nascsstd ut
over 81. COO. Under our laws all nne~, panattlca,
md forfettures !nuto to ths bensft Of tho pnbllc
sseS sna Il. 5y ssS
nsnta1n two or tl,sec nnt.clsas schools.
ho IN a s5 u a Ss the epo;t
sEainst thc d. cSmpsSy, md ess spceal 70 nl.c. s.
tlon 70 tho fact. Il al.S says tle County Of II.
III ooo for Mwy-ra fe.s 'u Il aso a''t s,,aPsea RRa
Gha;ls arsen, County Assss.or, With dtsregardfns
@ @ ss eap IN n s etS 9 Il
rovenuu wss fsJlcs.l 500 600. Wv wy
In regard to tho election Of AnR. 2e, 1s7. when
yosud upon. the Jury say thsy tnaas ss: IN c1.
hanstlyo investigation Of tic Whole na;trT.
"a have definitely aseeItstnsd th.t tlet
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is worth its weight in gold to owners o.
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This l. niment has cured more Spfained,
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We have thousands upon thousands OF
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Laboratory OF J. r. ROSE & CO.
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CastOria.

1t is mistake to suppose that Casioria is
not adapted TO grown persons as well as
Children. They Ozly need to increase the
quantity. But CHI have so many com.
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Wind Collie, Sour Stomach, Worms. letter,
Teething and Group, that it is especially
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Its effects are more certain than CASTOR
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Castoria is recommended by all physicians
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Z. r. Kunkers bitter wine OF Iron

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