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4 DRUNKEN NAN IND MS PISTOL.
Firing at SIX Persons aud Hitting Three
None Dangerously Hurt.

YORK. Pa, Oct. 81 Last evening young
man named Frank Frey entered the laundry Of
tho National House at this place and. drawing
"a revolver shot girl employed there. Miss
Graybill. in the breast. He then fired Mt n
woman named Reilly the bullet striking her in
the breast also. On leaving this place he fired
at n man named Nicely. hut the ball struck n
then met Thomns Craig. "A colorcd man. and
shot him in the breast. Hunning across the
street he shot another man. Joseph Erney the
ball however. merely grazing the body, He
then cnt red cigar storc. Hiring one shot there
but without injury To- any one. I've was then
which ensued Frey was himself shot in tho
hand. None of tho victims are considered dan
gerously hurt. The only explanation given OF
Frey's conduct is that he had been drinking.
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THE COLORADO CONTEST.
An Opinion by Father Tan Against the Re-
publican tiaimnnt.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-The debate on the
Colorado case will be opened tomorrow by Mr..
Harris Of Virginia. on n motion to send the
eases Of both Patterson and Belford TO the Com
mittee on Elections when appointed. Gen.
Butler follows in behalf OF Belford. and Mr..
Springer of Illinois will be the next speaker.
An important piece Of evidence has been dis
covered by Patterson. in the shape of corre-
spondcnce between the United Stntes Marshal
of Colorado and Attorney General Taft. Ate r
the October election the former wrote to Wash :
ington asking for u months leave Of absence
and received an answer denying his request on
thc. ground that a Congressman must he elected
in November. After the Republican Committee
issued Its address Withdrawing its candidate
the Marshal wrote n..Hin to say that nobody hui
u Democrat was going t. run. unt asking again
Tor q leave of absence. but the Department OF
Justice wrote in reply that Il careful cunsidcra-
iiop ut thr law showed that an election must be-
had for Congressman in NnNcmhor. Ccrtiil ii
copies Of these leitcls viii bc presented in tho
House tomorrow.
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Aunt rol, Re..et. "s-.n SkeWl Is 60 be in session
N thchoun. Hall tli, evening
Tho date Nr the start o t'o woodruff scientific cxrcd
on around the world ha, trcn changed 10 May H. iN7s
cit, Loi.c. pS and a NJ, VIII confer the Fellow
t4Ait iesrr, ~, rNrhlut Blu Goo l. Slmus viii cx
cmIliiy tho Middle chamber ritual
The Free urphron Glasses ior training adult SINGER,
roNrl.ll DNu,nrnou.N thi, season They w,rv Ounied
hy ,hc distinguished pianist, Jcronc Hopkins.
\ workiu-meu's smNs- M etins IN tuoprr Institute to-
morrow tNtuug, u rtuiN the state Nh act wlii be- adj
Dressed AY Cot Bantnn duncan Of LVui-Nllls aui lheo
iogr TomNisQn.
Iu.uoc Ououhoni, rohukcd several police ollccrs in
uc Essex Market Court Yesterday fur arrcsuns omen
who Wrr' quietly NAiNlus IN the streets at Msht lls
discharged the prison.
Hampton Perrin. a lawyer died on Friday last IN his
rr ldvlvv ~ l3iM street, mar ArAanier aNcnIc and
t" funeral services were hri y',trrd IN 81 Andrews
Church He va, JUNIOR warden of lua Loi-c + and A.
and ono OF tir BRIGHTEST Masns 100 tho c,ty Man, Of
his Fellow craftsmen followed has remains 80 Groenw oOi
lcHt nom ltOuN Co was puhli,hol In SATURDAYS
SuN den}in that their Bahcuck rNtnsu.hcr wa oini
10 be- uui o order AZ the recent IRE their establish
m,nt ihrf GiVqucl %, the FIth Battalion writes II
wish 10 Say that Capt McCabe f-in II and m, self
.N9nhei the "Hnsu,her on the day o the Tire at i2I
NJ We found It on the second Moor, AMI took It down
into the yard We tried at least ten miuuts, AMI were
unable u make twOrk 1t WAS apparently CHARGED All
night but would not go on"
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nnooKLry yoaAy.rrIo4s.
The Name, selected tor the Choice OF the
Democratic Conventions.

The Dcmocrati' Conventions which meet
to-day in brooklyn have had the following
ticket selected for thcm Far Mayor. James
Howell. Jr.; for County Judge. Henry 4. Moore;
for District Attorney. Winchester Briuon. for
County Auditor. Mnuricc Fitzgerald; for Su-
pervi-or -at Large. John McGroarty for County
Treasurer ex-Mayor =. 5. Powell for Senator
in the Second District. Gen. Thomas :. Dakin !;
for Senator in tho Third District. John C..
Jacobs for Charity Commissioners. in place OF
John Rabcr and Harmon V. Storms new men
whose names nrs not yet made public. The
nominations that are still somewhat uncertain
ara those for County Treasurer and Super
vsor-at- Large. but the nomination Ot the gcn-
trmcn named Is most probable. Mr. Mciro,
ariy has h"cn strongly urged by the ward
poli,i-iara for County Treasurer but he
place. und cx-Mnyor Powell IL chosen hc-
rnu-" h. l. a rn'nhor-v that always masses q
good run. |, is considered good politics t.
lMt him ON the list with Judge Moore. another
heavily loaded Maurice Fitzgerald. who is
unmod for County Auditor, i~ a brother in law
81 Boss Mclaughlin and has held the office
ever since II WIS rr 'utcd.
Mr. John 7. Henry j. urged for III" R'pu'li an
nomination because IL l. said that a. VIII spend
money us frnry Tor election purposes ~ Mr.
Howell himself Mr.. Ripley Ropes having with
drawn from the rae. AMI Mayor y 'hro"dcr
having declined denomination. the l"puh-
licnus are left % look anN Nious.y about for an
opponent for james Howell They are advised
that n mliriuu~ selection is likolY 90 give them
tn" ufllr lrr again. \ strong pr'~Sur" Is Icing
made on Mayor Srhroc cdcrio a"cW r'numna-
ton. Mr.. William Marshall 10 urged upon the
Rcpublicnns by tho anti Mclaughlin Demo-
Gratis. and the name oi .S. Barne, has bccn
urged by leading Republicans.
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BEECHER GROUING Personal.
Preaching on What Seems 20 Haunt Him
Snincious Sin and the Consequences.

"Mcn that are given to lust and liccn-
tlousness." Mr.. Boocher said In his sermon
yesterday morning should remember that
their sins do not affect themselves only. but cast
n shadow upon thcir postcrty. Then MIR.
Beecher told his hearers how a transgressor is
not beyond hopo-how true repentance can
atone for sins. A man living In Brooklyn and
having the advantages OF civilized society, is
moro to bc blamod for "A wrong act than native
OF Africa would be for doing the same act. 4
man is like n sheet Of paper written upon with
invisible ink. He has traits OF chnractcr,
handed down. perhaps, from his father and
grandfather. which do not come t. the surface
or become visible until certain conditions bring
them out. Some people are weak and some are
strong. The weak are not to be censurod for
beng wcnk and the strong ar" not TO be com
mcndcd for being strong. A person who docs
not sin because he il not tempted 10 sin do
serves no more credit than man without
hands would for not striking his ncehbor.
In tho evening Mr.. Brccher read from tho
18th chapter Of Luke the account Of the man to
whom Christ repeated the commandments:
" DO moi commit adultery and Do not bear
fnlsp witness
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FIGHTING BEFORE PLEvNl.
The Grivitzr Redoubt Captured by the Rou-
manians and Retakeu by the Turks.

LONDON, Oct 21.-A Russian official do
spatch from Gorny-Studen reports that in one
OF their assaults on Friday the Roumanians
entered and occupied the second Grivitza re-
doubt before Plovna. but during the evening
the redoubt was rccaptured by the Turks
A Reuter- telegram dated Ioredin Saturday
says the Roumanians captured the rcdoubt on
Friday after three vigorous assaults. but dur
ing tho night the Turks. collecting all their
forces. recapturcd it after most sanguinary
contest.
1t was expected that tho fighting would con-
tinuc Saturday.
LONDON. Oct. ga special to the Standard
from Bucharest says a Russian official account
reports tho Roumanian loss on Friday at five
officers and 1873 men. Another account says
5oorwere killed and 200 Wounded
. The SdnddrFs COnstnntnople despatch says
suleiman Pasha telegraphs that the Russians
have have incorp%1rated % $4,000 Bulgarians into their
The SianddIFs despatch from vctova says
that suleiman Pasha has intrenched himself SO
as TO cover Rustchuk.
says: Aarih Pasha. the Turkish Ambassador
70 Paris. is instructed to state Immediately on
his arrival the terms on which Turkey would
make peace II the powers wish 70 mediate"
IN consequence OF Mukhtar Pasha's disaster.
al ths troops n Cons'an,nnopls are being sent
go Immediately to take command at Erzcroum.
Suleimnn Pasha ia about TO send Col. Nalen-
tlnt DuhcT W
Constantnople
The Dodv Ne,rs has the following despatch.
dated karojal Wednesday: Gen. Hcymann IL
advancing on Erzcroum. kars IL surrounded.
and negotiations for its surrender have been
opened. The Russian headquarters are now at
Nc2inkoi. Gen. LazarOh 10 marching against
Ismail Pasha
Tho Ddiip Ne,rs' Bucharest despatch says .
" A Con. Tcirst trevis y. once in the American
army. and now correspondent of the New York
Times, has been expelled from Roumania by
the Russion authorizes. because he served in
the Turkish army during the Crmean war
This measure appears ill-adviscd and severe.
report Is current that the kOumanians
fecnpturcd the second Grivitza rcdoult on Sat
urday: but this is not yet SUNDAY EVENING" con-
ilrmcd. 1t Is evident that. as the rcdouDt was
taken by the Roumnndns and recovered by the
Turks on Friday. the losses Of the former must
be much heavier than officially stated.
" member fthc Rod Cross Society told me
| orders had been received to prepare for the re
| ccptiOn Of GOOO wounded. This evidently is
a gross exaggernion. The loss Is proba-
| bly, about 900 or 900. II is said that the
| Turks had mined the redoubt. and waiting
until II was full of Eounanians. exploded 1t,
and then made their assault. II is thought fight
ing is still going on. and in my opinion the final
r,sult will be the capture Of the rcdoubt BY the
| allied fOrccs.'
A Times special from Torak dated Saturday.
! says the Turks have evacuated halikOi for
! ieur that the Russians would block their COM
| implications with Eustchuk. and have retired
| To Hnsgrad. Russian cavalry from tho Do
| brudscha have advanced H. far as kavarna.
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GETTING RID or 4 WIFE.
4 Youthful Husband who Played the Drown
Ing TrIck nt Coney Islnnd.

Charles Bray, aged Il whose father Is in busl-
ness IN j.-ey City married woman several years his
senior our years age much against the wishes oi his
family. Thcy went to Brouklyn To live, and. after the
birth their second child Bray deserted hs wi' but WAS
arrested ior abau iocnt and compelled to support her
and her child. After years separation Bray wont back
to hls vile and promised 70 reform They visited COMFY
Island IN August last, and the husband hired bathing
buN at Enc,mius uirr His wife supposed he had
tered the water hut after e had been gone two hours a
stnrch Was naic along the shore, but Bray Was nat
found. Aul II Whs supposed That he WAS drowned That
n,ght the -nucon was strengthened by the nndlng of a
Of Cl, ihts In one ut En.cmHns bathing boxes W h
were subsequent, identified a. those Ot Brays. watch
was kept ON the beach. but his body was never washed
ashore Las, week Bray was seen nni spoken a. IN ru
ton street, ~ Ipklyn Then he admitted that he had
planned tue fruM ning scheme To get ud ui OnlVr
porting IN. vie Instead ot going into the water he had
dOnn.d bathing suli, ami, IN ncighhorm- box, had
found sht o clothes that friend had ready to MINI
Then he went west
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GREENBtCkS IND SILVER.
The Whole Financial Question to Come He
fore the Llnmse To.dnY.

WAsHINOToN, Oct. 81 From variety of
reason, the financial question will come promi-
nenty forward tomorrow. An understanding
has been reached under which debate on the
Colorado ease will be suspended for the morn
mG hour. during which Mr.. Kelley Of Pcnnsyl-
vnnia will introduce a bill repeating the Re-
sumption act He will demand immediate u tion
upon it. and the vote un his motion to that orrct
will bc ~ certain -"n~e test Of the sentiment
of the House on the subject Al any timc to-
rules 10 pass resolutions. ana Gen. Ewing will
introduce resolutions lookin. To the remoncti-
zation of silver, and Mr.. Suuthard Of Ohio has u
similar resolution looking Ia lis unlimited coin
age. Several Democrats have n!-O resolutions
calling for the repent OF the Resumption act
There is reason to believe that none of the rcso-
lutions proposing n repeal of the Resumption
at viii reach vote until after the Novcmbcr
elections. In any cnsc. however. the roll call
upon the resolutions to be introduced to-mor
row will exhaust nearly the entire day. unless it
is superseded by the debate on the Colorado
case
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FIRE DAMP AT GREEN RIDGE.
FIGHTING ANACRE OFETRE IN A PENN
SYLVdNIa coal NINE
scranton's Fire Department Bnncd-A Possi-
bie Flooding OF the Miue-Worksnen blast
Ing to get Headwsy Against tho Flames.

SCRANTON, Oct. 21.-.Whcn preparations
wore made for resuming work at Jermyn's
shaft. at Green Ridge. last week. 1t was discov-
cred that fire damp had accumulated in large
quantities in the mine. Every effort was made
to eradicate II before work was begun. and on
Tuesday. when tho mon went to work. the place
was pronounced safe. On Wednesday miner.
who was exploring one OF the chambers. placed
his lamp to drill hole which had boon made in
the coal before the strike. The hole was full Of
gas. and an explosion took place. filling the
chamber with lurid flame. The miner escaped
uninjured. Tho gas burned for some timc. and
soon died out II was thought that there was
no further danger. but on Wednesday II was
discovered that the fire had communicated to
the coal In the COB. whero the rubbish OF tho
mine Is thrown. and that tho loose coal was
burning briskly. Steps were Immediately takon
to prevent spread of tho fire. but all efforts
were fruitless. Tho city Fire Department was
called on. and on Friday three hose companies
were sent to tho mine. Steady streams from
two sections OF hose have been directed against
the fire day and night since that time, but yes
The roof felI directly between the fIrcmen and
tho fire. and the work OF forcing water against
the burning coal is rendered very difficult.
Gangs of men are engaged in blasting the rock.
but the work Is slow. The men cannot remain
near the fire over an hour ut time. owing to
the influence OF the gas, and one man was near-
ly suiiocated yesterday. Kclays'of new men are
nut into the mine ovcry hour Volumes OF sui
phurous flame are pouring from the mine. and
the iire Ia spreading rapidly. To-day another
feting the fire was actively carried on but II Ia
feared thai Il Will be necessary 10 resort to the
cNpediont of flooding the mine. Gangs OF mon
nrc at work tonight shoveliing away the rub
hlsh from the path OF the ilrc. hut no sooner Is
the hose taken from one part 81 the Rurning dis
trlct than the flames leap back again. The fire
covers ut least AN acre
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FIGHTING fT 4 WEDDING FEAST.


Mrs. Lcutchen widow, has for some time
kept n boarding house at 81 Essex street. Jcr-
sey City. for strvrd lrc-. tgurkmcn. and work
men from the sugar '.nuscs ncar By. Henry
Carson driver Of a coal cart. has bccn "A favored
boardcr. and the little attentions he received
did not escape the notice If the hOarlcrs who
were less favored. and they led to various sur
misses and spcculations. The formal announce
mont WIS made at the breakfast table Yesterday
that Mrs Lieut. hen was about To- wed Mr. Car
son. Preparations were made to celebrate the
nuptials and ht noon the table grOnnrd und'r
the weight Of substantial vlands, ana pitchers
rapidly. The spirits Of the company rose, and
the greatest hilarity prevailed, A Former as
prant o. Mrs Leutrhen . favor heated 10y drink
and a revival of his passion, grow jealous
Of the attcnt .Ou- layi-h.d upon tho bridegroom,
and uttered some lnsinuatlOn concerning NE
preferences the bride had formerly shown him.
spenker's head, and sklrmlsh ioiloWed. IN
VIII ii J uhn Stoil"n-. Henry Shelibruni ana
ll"my Wriman took part. one 81 them threw
t."tall over, covering the carpet with stnhnl,
ing foo and broken dishes. guest who stood
aooi hurried "a k"r'seno lamp ana me olha
mani- upon -h.l AZ t4e head of his hostess.
Perry, and he entered the basement Ntoifans
gnd Wginan caught him in their arms. and
hurled him 20 t'ln nnor among the l!sh"~ and
baked meats. The officer whose collnr Was
torn from his neck, whose coat WAS
cut across the breast, and whose body was
bruised and hcaton blow his whistle for assist
nnre. Onlcer Coward hnstrnrd TO the scene.
and found Perry struggling unterncQth three
strong men, WHO were choking and beating
| HIM BY dmt oi hard clubbing, the oflrers won
tn" fight, and, calling for assistance, St"ifrns
was hnnl 'uilcd. and tho three prisoners wcre
mar 'hci t. tn" First Precinct police station,
followed 10y crowd of two OF three hundred
! could not answer the questions asked by the
| sergeant lie had several cuts On the head
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
CIVIL SERvICE REFORM.
Curious Discoveries Made In the Toledo Post
masters Accounts.

TOLEDO, Oct. 81 A valuable civil service
reform discovery has been mnde in Alex. Reeds
Post Office accounts for the quarterly report.
third quarter. just made. II appears that there
is n decrease in receipts for postage on news
papers and periodicals Just about cqualling the
postage paid by two newspapers controlled 10y
Reed. and n greater decrease 10y that amount
that balance Of $4,000 is reported on hand
after meeting all the expenses of the Oiflce-l
greater balance thnn before held by several
thousand dollars. with remark able coinci-
dence that the amount OF the balance il lust
equal to- the amount OF suit begun against
R,cd's newspapers by II bank in this city for
past due business paper.
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MiCNiHON'S CfBINET.
Positive Assertions that the Ministers VII and
that TheS win not Resign.

PARIS, oct. n. Le GdtlOis and Lc Rdppei
maintain. in spite Of drniuls. the truth ofthe as
scrtion that the Ministry will resign on Nov. B..
They Gwen aver that efforts ara being made at
the present moment to form IA temporary Cahi-
not with den. Berhaut the incumbent Minister
81 War, ns President of the Council. and the
Duke Drrazos ~ Minister ol Foreign Affairs.
This Cabinet would be- chnrg gd with the duty OF
pr rnting President MAcMnhnp's message to
The Chambers, and asking the Chambers 10 voto
the most important taxes.
H. SOlle SAYS that Minister Fourtpu, rerev ng
twenty Prcfccts on Saturday. nssurrd them thHt
no changes would be made in the existing ad-
miniatrntiNe staff The Projects subs Iuenty re-
criNrd the same assurance from President Mac
Mahon and the Duke de Brogie
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The Rev Carlos Martyr. pastor Of the Thirty
fourth street Reformed church. preached last evening
on The New York Press viewed from the Pulpit he
ing the last discourse The Sins amt sorrows the
city He said lhc newspaper Is the marvel ot the
nineteenth century. Itisa monument OF human indus
try II wonder of m,i-ht AMI foresight All OF Us may
well take uf hats 10 tho press II makes H.
horstI all the world II makes us touch elbows with
p,uuls ul another continent II /, the American Bible
It's views are cI-ly accepted Yet tho majority
mrn the Nrw York press have no sympathy with rli-
zion TheN embrace every opportunity to Aupoun the
church and it-loowers aud The worst OF their sncers IL
thar tipN convey an imIIr that all tugs religious
arr corrupt Mr Mart,u prayed that the Holy Ghost
might the hearts al AL nhurcrs the press and
that they mieht be brought 10 tOrsakc their evil ways
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
Burgoma-ter Bier-'s Estate.

Twenty-Five years ago Henri Bicrs. n rich
bursomatcr OF Lucernc switzerland deserted his wifs
and three children. ani clopcd to this coun,, with Gen.
We've Lamourou They were married. and two children.
Henri and Lena, born TO them Sane years after
they married Gcn,icye died and Henri settled his
business and lived on the interest of 500 when Iens
became OF she was married 20 Simon Iu-tc when
Henri Bcrs died. three years simon Jusc and tho
Younger Bers divided the estate equally Henri Brrs
Jr -qnHndercd his share, but Snon rOSIcrcd as bar
ber lcnr Bicrs's children IN switzerland rccntly hcd
petition before Surrogate CALVIN O. have Henri Hcra
jr and Smun Ju.tc gvc accounting o their admins
trntion Oi the affairs o lIcnr Hcrs They refused 70
comply and were arrested by Oficcr McGulan aud
locked up IN the Ludlow street Jail Tho will be tried
Ia. day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
Jersey city. Mob OF Thieves.

The mob made raid on Jersey City during
the reception and parade in honor of dcn Mcclellan On
saturday kS Mayor Clarke was assaulted on the s,crs
his residence IN Sussex place Icy two men. and hts
watch and cham, valued at SJpD. taken. Mr..
Hul,chiAr o sussex place lost gold watch and chain
Levi Cam bel, oi seventh street lost watch aud
anOth, gentleman uf the street lost gold chain
Detective Connolly arrested one man on suspicion, and
found on him n letter containing thesc words worked
the from Philadelphia to Baltimore and only got
4. a IL
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Labor Trouble. In Great Britain.

IoNpoN. oct 2l.-Thc lockout of the iron
worker, IN the C>ic ship yards, who demanded an in
crease Of vases was begun saturday IN, numbcr at
icrtd n. vet small, but men viii be dismissed a. hc
contract, rNpiu
There 90 A. cprc son IN the Forest ~ poan .roudi,
trlct Ihr iuigemcn OF forrsNalc received notice ON
Saturday that theS must acc pi five per cent reduction
a. NH.o, terminate MI contrr T.
NrarlV an the strikers the brtut southern and
West, IN Railway ol Ireland have returned 10 work
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Wages to be Given rs Charity.

The Union for Christian Work in Brooklyn
has devised scheme for assisting poor lsborers this
winter. by which they will give them wages instead q
food Tickets will be sold in quantities To charitable rcr
sons emitting the bearer 10 - cents 30 cents 10 cents.
81 worth of labor These may be given to men apply
charity when they presented to the Union
the app ant will he given work 10 do. for which he viii
receive the amount specified on his ticket tickets The
Union will send to various wood and coal yards
with tools to and split the wood Tor the owners Of the
yards, which Is sawed and split by machinery The
have agreed to let their machinery remain dle
and 10 for the hire of the the price that II
would cost them and split the wood by machinery.
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James Louis Walsh bookkeoper for W. T.
Lo,d6 CO. real estate brokers at 3l7 Broadway was
rested IN May last ior ,nbgl4lcmcnt He forfeited has
bail and cscnpcd to jersey Detectives Friend and Nc.
falden traced him to Jersey city and arrested HIM,
walsh consented to come To this cN with the detectives;
hut on the To the Jerry he met some friends and
iuS that he was hring Kidnapped. called for rescue
There general fsht and the police arrested the de-
tcctycs and lt prisoner aud locked them unt Satur
day morning. when walsh Withdrew the charge that he
being kidnapped, and the detectives withdrew the
charge that Walsh was fugitive from Justice. Walsh
then this city and arrested and conhned in
the Ludlow street jail.