, 1881-11-26
Leayenworlh Excited by Rumors Of an
Intended Invasion by the
James Boys.
A Rasoally 8ohoolteacher In Nebraska
Absconds with Other Peo-
ple's Money.
Fat Rooney Fined $40 and Costs for
Assault and Ienttery at
keokuk, In.
Narrow Escape from Lynohing Of the
Owner Of a Burned 0heesa-Faotory
at Elgin, Ill


kinYott Murder
Special Dtspafeh to Iht CAieaoo 7fthHns-
DowSEfs's 0ituyE, Du rngo Co., Ill.,. Nov. a5.-
INC taking 0f tcsfnlUny ln tho klnyon inquest
wns Resumed ut 10 o'clock this morning In tho
towN.hntl, and 3tr. H. g. Cooper, tho Prosecuting
Attorney of tho county, 1as present to question
tho Witnesses Tho examination was
conducted by Dr. Cotton. Of Turner Juno
uon. From developments which appeared lnto
Thursdny afternoon It WIS believed TINT Il Glow
to tho murderer had bcan discovered. III 1t wpf
statad then th4t Loyl D. peaso, II farmer, had
seo' hasf"w1tted hoy nam9d Martin Trnvcrs
l,ear the Kfnyon housu Inst Sundny afternoon.
When th!s Information WAS received. tno ver-
dict, which had already beon sivnel by tho jury,
was reca'lcd, and tho henrlng or tho testimony
Of Peusc was set for this morning.
llo was callcd to the stand. wt,es, the Coroner
hAa arrived and tho Jury had assembled. Ho
testified TINT ho wAs a fnrugr by occupation, and
resided IN tho Tuwa or York. 1fu lid not know
Martin TrArers personally. bue liaL seun him,
and knew him by sight. Detwcen and !. u'rlock
TURN: Hu know nothing Of Travers' charaatur.
an0 a,u not knnw how long ho bud Lecu IN
tho settieno,1t. In answer To n question witness
yon's place when he snw hitn, a.lt this atutonant
wns ma very lsanpont!nE 70 shasc wt,o Expected to
knew sn.nnel Urunnls, Us to bud workuu for
WeHt ~ 5kenuenS. Gf1uu16 WIS at blu tlDuN1
snn9ar to dinner. and remainod there ,,ntii
From what be knew " Grannls be did nut thMk
It stranFe thut hs Kept tho discovery Of tho mur-
titrc1 innns bply d sucrCt,, AR he wuS pc,icralIy
dull aud stupid, RtH had often. wI,u with
hltu. kEpt luck things be ought II huye told.
li1 didn't KNOW. where Ornntlls went Snlluny
af.cr he left h!s hui,sc. Ne sAta hu was goinx
home. and sIpplse. ho did until le lind heurd
css as oas sa rss s,,s W, x"nE ysn to Knyos w,
hG had sympathy for hin, na flU Knew fs TEN.
perature" ~ we'll. liz didn't think he would
light Or burt any one. 1r. tictlch, tho
SCHOOL -teRcher. hAu told him fu snw
Grannia walking uInng tho roa.l from Kinyon's
nntl appenre1 quite exeltad 1T the time. Thu
teachrr had nlso see llo,st. tho sof-iii-l law, IN
tho rotlt! sni'itllng sotne nnttec.
Pcitae'a testln1ny lttln't throw any light OH
the crime, anl there wns 4 lonk consultation he.
tween tha Coroner md tho Prosecuting Attor-
lswas finally decided to
CALL THE ,nfoT. ,rA1,r,y Tr,,yrpq
md ho tnok tho stand. Iie y stuptst, EunoFant.
nf ,na ,a,tnsr A., @ ny aia a,s appearance would
n"t W. t =, ,r"fGh. w1 ~ .t u u! hsinE
r..:,,a n,7 stfm'9n IT, FIFTY aIfonxthcned th!s I'm,
Fnc III rothar 'Ise ~ H., tn@t ,si ~ nan WORKED
t,nto III wv tn.aeF toF ino p.tst totIr yehrs.
T., ia no,.~ M, ta., ,.nars @ .tt tatce SsalA
v,rn f9 tan @ , ,Mo .a,s Mm nas atn1 ~ N9w
t,ot knotx hin v"rv wrli % IL !} ,,t "ee a IT, ~
XII III r H,M ni ~ sc'x VEL; !iu Hl ht sec MN NJ
hni tol Kin tt"n ~ ~. pF II ~ tas -" ataac s1o
ah was. ,fr.td pIs tnss nT & pn!s '., - ano aaia
n,.1rcro in feft m" iia n rln14' 1on ., ~ ,,. ~
t,nu M tI,n ,vnv tuh,,,, t Iii ,,nt i.S'. ~.