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WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-When
the Court took recess at noon, Gui.
teau began at once to expostulate
with Scoville, stating that he de.
sired him to comply with his
(Guiteau's) wishes in the case and
II he did not do so, there would be
a big row. He was removed by
the bailiffs with difficulty, as be
desired to continue the conversa.
ton. Scoville paid no attention to
his client.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-It is un.
derstood that the Grand Jury will
present another indictment against
Capt. Howgate, charging him with
embezzling 1928, 900, and with forg.
cry.
Emphai.oalty Denied.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17th.-Dis-
trict.Attorney Corkhill emphati-
cally denies that part of the sensa-
tional story telegraphed from Chi
cago about the arrest of an accom-
plice of Guiteau, which connects
his name with it. COrkhill SAYS
he never received any information
in regard to any conspiracy and
the first he heard of the matter vas
when he read the sensational dis.
patch referred to.
Mining ODerassr DeaO.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17th.-Cap-
tain ]. G.. Riley, Superintendent
and mining operator, died yester-
day at the Sturtevant House.
In she Interess NJ tho Wine
Growers.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17th.-The fol-
lowing Is the resolution offered by
Edwards, of California, In the
Tariff Convention yesterday:
Res0lved, That the attention of
Congress be called TO the serious
calamity which must ensue to the
wine growers of California, aud
the United States generally, If the
proposed reciprocity treaty with
France Is carried into effect; aud,
that, in the opinion OF this Con-
vention, the best interests of the
wine growers of the United States
and vineyard laborers will be SUBJ
served by the retention of the
present tariff or foreign wines and
brandies.
Haley, of New York, moved the
adoption of the resolution.
Bullock suggested that it be 'e.
ferred to the Committee appointed
to visit Washington during the
next session Of Congress. After
some discussion this course was
agreed to and 1t was 80 referred.
The ladustrlnl League.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-The
Industrial League met to-day. Jos.
Wsrton was elected President. A
long programme of principles was
adopted, chiefly directed against
the decisions In the Treasury De-
partment.
Murder OF "a Marshai.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. H.
VIM. Robinson, of Maiden, a noto-
rlous character, shot Town Mar
shall Allen Beliker last night, kill
ing him Instantly. He fred shot
at the Mayor, but missed him.
Robinson was arrested and brought
here. 1t is rumored tonight that
a mob is coming from Maiden to
lynch Robinson.
Arrest of she rrize Fighters.
ERIE, Pa, Nov. 17th.-Holden
and White, waving the technical
ity of requisition from Governor
Wooster, were this morning taken
to Conneaut quietly and without
any attempt at rescue. Their
manly behavior stamped them as
much above the rank of ordinary
pugilists. Both are devotedly at
tached to their families and seem
to deprecate their situation. The
penalty under the Ohio laws Is
from one to ten years. imprison-
ment.
Hotel Burnea.
DULUTH, Nov. 18th. The Clark
House, the chief hotel in the city,
was burned last night. Loss, $780,
600. Insurance, $2S, 900.
purely sensational.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17th.-The Hyde
Park Chief of Police telegraphs
that there Ia no truth In the story
OF the arrest of Guiteau's accom-
plice in Kensington. The whole
thing is purely sensational and
imaginary.