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! was committed, but the deed was 60 unexpected
that no attempt was made to follow tho assassin.
! Suspicion points to q man named Tresseler.

was committed, but the deed was go unexpected
that no attempt was made to follow tho assassin.
Suspicion points to man named Tresseler.
Postmasters have been appointed in Mnne-
sofa as follows: John P. Sand at Buchanan;
FS Richards at Reeds Landing; Erastus Nor
gan at H lingsford
Iowa-John j. Wilder at Lexington; Henry
Tilley at Rolfe; Josephine Templeton at Pacific
City; Manly A Rany at Fontanelle; Levi s. Hail.
niger at Farmer City; F. J. Stoddard at Rem
wick; Mrs Martha j. Young at Arthur; Samuel
lima; Halet B. johnson at Ferguson; August A.
Holsen at EIvira; Chas. T. White at D Belaware;
Seth r. Baker at Walnut.
John R. Duff, a Boston capitalist who would
seem to have even more confidence than cash,
has been victinized by the brokerage firm OF
aticaDy transferring the speculator's earnings
to their own firm account When discovered
they had applied 81, 800 900 in this way and
shrewdly did they shuffis the accounts that
Mr.. Duff was glad to compromise for So 5O,-
900. It would be wise in MIR. Duff to retire
from business OF provide himself with guar
dian.
George Miles, tho man who was mysterious
ly shot at Hudson, Wis, on the 18th, died, and
his wife and her paramour were remauded to
Jail to await the action of the coroner's Jury
which is now investigating the affair. Mrs.
Ulll6b anu JOD0 ITaV6rS0 were Ill tu0 TCOm aG
the time of the shooting and it is not known
which of them held the fatal pistol when the
shot was fired. A desperate defence was
made. The testimony reveals sickenilg
case Of domestic discord and moral aban
don.
Ex-Gov. Moses known as the robber govern
or of South Carolina was again arrested in New
York on charges of swindling. It is alleged
that he represented himself to be brother of
Gov Colqutt of Georgia, Anthony White Of
Greenville, s. c., and Gen. Curtis, state COM
missioner of North Carolina, that it was after
banking hours, he was out Of funds and want
ed an accommodation, having checks cashed.
There are many victims this time and some of
them promise to press the charges.
Dick Little has surrendered at Kansas City
and is alleged to have made 3 full confession of
all the crimes of the gang Of train robbers tue
past seven years, including their robberies.
Little's confession is eaid to include all the
terville, Glendale Winston and Blue Cut train
robbe1ies, and in fact to be complete expose
of all the tranactions of the James gang since
his connection with it.
The suit OF clothes worn by Guiteaa at the time
OF the assassination has been sold to w. G. Coup
for $3.50, and the suit in which he was attired
at the time Bill Jones' bullet was fired through
the police van was sold for $1OG to the
same &c nteman. The we'll known sculptor
Wilson Mcdonald it is said is preparing the
casts which will wear the same during the
coming show season. zss -. .aas5t-st rs=,sss
Guiteau has raised his rates for autographs
and photographs. He has stuck up q card atthe
door of his cell with this inscription: Here
after my autographs at So. so per dozen. or 25
cents each. No extra charge will be made for
adding religious sentiments to them, such as
In God We trust or something like that My
large sized photographs, with autographs on
them. will be furnished for 81 each, or SO per
dozen"
Saturday evening, j. G. Early, an attorne
and well known local politician of Leadville
county, shot and killed Policeman Sam Town
send. They quarreled about costs in q replevn
suit in which Early acted as counsel The lat
ter forced the quarrel. The victim was un-
armed. and tried to get away. An attempt to
lynch Early was frustrated.
n !. The body Of man was found in the town of
G.epton with bullet hole unLer the right ear.
H6name was 81. r. StulL He has been living
at Blufftown, Mimi, and had some money with
him when last seen. A man named Christie is
suspected.
At Uniontown, Pa, Patrick Dillon, the Molie
Mcguire convicted OF Maurice Healy's murder,
was sentenced to eleven years in the peniten-
stiary. The case will be taken to the supreme
court.
James Tremaine wealthy broker formerly
OF New York, killed himself in Boston.
FIRES AND OTHER CASUALTIES.
The loss by burning of Walker
hall, amherst college, is $l85, 900; insurance,