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LEASING CHEROKEE LANDS.
The Lessecs sued In tn. United States Court
for vluIntinn Of The stMtules.

SlOInttUn Ot Inc STATUES.
ST. LOUIS, Dec l5-The United States, by
District Attorney Bliss. filed suits in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday against Robert
ID. Hunter. Albert G. Evans. and Henry l..
Newman for penalties Of $1,000 oach for viola
tion of the United States statutes in relation to
the leasing or attempted leasing OF lands in the
Indian Territory. There are five cases in all.
The first two cases ara against Robert ID.
Hunter and \. q. Evans. and the allegation is
that the defendants on July 5. not being in the
employ of the United States. attempted to no.
gotiate Il treaty and convention with the Cher
okce Nation of Indians for lease OF GER
tan anai BY indnG,9G Dennis NJ hBnSEEy
Nation. ana /. ~ Mervins. A. J. Day, II; r.
Brnnett Ben 5. Miller, J: W. Hamilton s. Tut
Elirrd, ,iir"',nrs "i tho Charokce Strip Live
stock Association. to sign Ihs same. n copy Of
when is embodied IN the complaint The lease
i- dated July D. 1888 and limits the occupancy
to grazing purposes only, 1t embrnccs tli. un-
occupied lnnd- of ths Cherokee Nation lying
west oi tho o6th meridian and west OF the
Pawnoe, Puncls NeH pcrces Otons and Mis-
,ourls, 0sages. and Kansas Inlans lands. or
the lands snt apart to be leased separately un.
the lease WAS to DO 200 per annum. pay
able to the order Of the principal chief, and
was TO continue Ave years. The rent WAS to be
paid in seini-annual lhstalments during each
Of the five years.
Ihs other three eases are against Henry /.
conplaint alleges @ that Tie defendants attempt. It.
el to make treaty With the Cheyenne and
lion acres Of land in the Indian Territory, held
and claimed by said tribe. at IN annual rental
OF tGS'oOp, to be paid In seEmi-annnsi en- install.
is The iniormer and is entitled to half the pen-
aItes II the suits are successful.
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BURNING OF 4 CIfERCH.
The EpIscopnlian Congregation Of rnrt Ches.
ter Left Homeless for IL Time.

ter Left Homeless for - Time.
The Protestant Episcopal church of Port
Chester. which stood on Uppcr Main street.
fifteen feet from tho eastern limo of the New
Haven Railroad. caught fire Mt l2i o'clock yes
terdny afternoon. probably from spark from
locomotive. and was burned to the ground.
When the two engine companies arrived there
WAS IL roaring blnzo in the church tower.
The flames were blown along tho roof
10y the wind and soon the whole building was
nhlaza. The iifcmen got water from the liy.
ram River nenr by. but could do nothing This
wind carried n shower of sparks acrOss the
river into Connecticut, where they blnzed ON
tn" houses of Martin lInnlan. William Coon"y.
1sanc Carrcnter. Mrs. Hubbard. and A. o. Mot
fords meat market. These fires were put out
before they had done much damage.
Nearly all the people in the town watched the
church during the two hours it was burning.
Seats and books We're got out in u damaged
condition and the marb" baptsmal font was
snved., The organ and the rector's robes We're
burned The loss on tho church and furniture
il $4,000. and there is 1000 insurance. The
chapel back of,the church was damaged $500.
The church was built fnrty-nve years ago ns
the chapel Of Christ Church. Rye. 1t has been
rebuilt twice. and was tho oldest and largest
church IN town. The present rector il the Rev.
Edward Kenny. The wardens arc Eli Curtis
and John I. Mills. Service will be held to-day
In Irving Hall.
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Laden with burglary Tools.

Detective James X. Price OF the Thrtieth
street station Thomas Murray. q young man who
has served two terms in stateprson for burglary
tile Standard Theatre fire on Friday night. Murray
wanted in New Jersey for burglary and is suspected of
robbing house in the Twentyninth Precinct. The de-
tective arrested him. and found in his possession dozen
skeleton keys loaded revolver. dark lantern, and
other burglars tools. Murray was taken to Jefferson
Market yesterday morning. Justice smith remAnded
him until Monday.
Detective Price said that he believed Murray WAS tho
tall Young who. with short and stout conn pnnion
attempted 20 get n'oa seconistory window of Charles
Bhnvelts house Al IL West l3+h street Wednesday
night Mrs tdMin y Lee saw the young men, and, with
several other iae. Went out hs steps OF the house
Ut II West l3ih street and screamed Tlirycsv The
short young nnn pointed revolver At them, and they
rcirrated INTO tile house The young men escaped Muir.
is ~ of about six feet In height aud is OF
light complexion. lie was veil dressed yesterday
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On Nav % Policeman Klein found three chill
dren wandering about the southern part OF Newark
They We're aged t. Z. and 8 years. They said they Ind
TO the city on foot with their parents. AMI that
the night before they found their father and
mother puarreled aud then their father went away
Afterward their mother said che would 20 and
look for him. She left them and did not
return. The children sent 10 the almshouse, but
as II was soon discovered thar they the children OF
John Lpp, aud had lived with their parents mt 26
Montgomery street IN this city they brought here
and placed in the care OF the proper authorities 1t is
suspected in newark that John Lipp was John Koop
and that the body found Perth Amboy thar OF
his murdered wife.
John Lpp well known In the vicinity OF Henry and
Montgomery streets. lie was described by Mr. Baunnn
who owns ~ MONTGOMERY street Hs short slender
with thin face brown monstache. and dark head of
hair He about 10 years old. lie left the neghborood
about the last Of May ostesly to go 10 Germany lie has
Montgomery streets His children the pick
IN in Newark. Mr. Bauman says, but what has become
OF the wife knows Mrs. Lipp tall thin and
angular. She had moderately long brown hair. She
about ~ years old The descriptions do corre-
spond very well with those OF koop and of the
WHOSE remains were found but they not incopat-
Die with them.
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DISAPPEARANCE OF Il MERCHANT
Not Seen Since he Left n Letter Unfinished
In HIS Once On Friday.

Mrs. A. D. Taylor of 14s West Forty-sev-
cnth street reported at Police Headquarters
yesterday that Benjamin Frank Smith. n ten
merchant who lives in her house. was missing.
Mr.. Smith is 81 years old. and has a wife and
family of four adult children. His friends con-
lecture that his mind may have become dis
turbed. 1t is supposed that he had no more
than II few dollars with him. He carried gold
watch and chain.
Dr.J. II. Wheeler Of 1872 West Forty eighth
street. who WAS u schoolmate OF Mr.. Smith
said last night that Mr.. Smith was for fifteen
years employed by Goodhue 4 Co.. II tea firm
and was afterward in tho firm of Weston GRAY
4 Co. OF lat. ho had been in business for
himself nt 13O Water street. He went
to his place Of business as usual
on Friday morning. Between 10 and
1 O'Clock he left the Office. He wore an over
cont and carried silk umbrella. He did not
return To his home ut night. lIe had not been
away from home over night for twenty-five
years HIS son Warren went down to the office
NJ night. and found on his fathcrs desk an un-
fms Icd letter. the desk key. and tho safe key.
The letter was II business letter
Mr.. smith has been subject to attacks of YER
tigo. DR.. Wheeler notified the police of Brook
lyn 10 look out for him and searched the hos
pitais of both cities. Mr.. Smith is Of medium
height stou'ly built. and has large yellow eye-
brows. His hair and side whisKers are brown.
He wore Il heavy overcoat with velvet collar.
silk hat. and Congress CATERS.
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4 PRIZE FIGHT IN INSTALLMENIS.
After Six Rounds the Fighters go to Bed
..nd Ke.ume the hmttle Next Day.

After Six Rounds the Fighters go TO Bed
PITTSBURGH, Dec. l5.-A rafting prize
ncht occurred on the Nav Brichton turnnikc
fomr n,I,as to-, ,IIa,,h,n, |;,'."I,s, ,,,,.t,
i"uf niles ifoui Ai'eEnehy Ci'y' t"s' iisht una
this morning. The principals We're John Fox
md James Grecnrr two local nup,lists an1
~. - .onn -
tie purse was s2oo. Inst evening aoout th!rty
persons left Allegheny City and arrived ut the
point selected about o o'clock. I.nmns wero
nroa,,.oa .ud .,ns. .;,.,, T.; ~, -
and after some trouble selecting referee time
was called. The man wers strinned to tho
.i,, ~ ''''' ~ ''
Fox led off with his right and catching his
opponent under the chin aoored him. In tho
49,, 49, '"' >''..' ,"' - '"o
second round they pummelled each other IN
good style. After humping each other for ten
minutos cro.n.r ,,o, l., , III, an NJ, r,s
wbch Eo, f ~ DION n on 6sa, nose s
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Joseph Gregory. n retired merchant. aged IA.
found dead after midnight yesterday morning
nj the residence IT his sonnlaw, George L. Pease 325
Clinton avenue, Brooklyn. lie had gone to church In
the evening and when he returned he seemed to be In
lis usual good health Death was caused by heart disease
s owned r,n,id.rhbe proper! IN me Twentieth Ward
Amos Howell, TNlrr Vt the Grand Lodge of New Jer-
Masnns since SOL died In Trenton yesterday morn
ing aged 10
Charlie. Dochcn Count de Eeroman an ex.oincer Of
Spahir and formerly an rnplnN,e and recently
contractor of the canal Company, died IN Panama on
Nov. m. of yellow fever
The Rev. Edwin N, Stone. for many years Unitarian
Munster NJ laTIe IN Providence, died yesterday OF
chronic bronchitis, aged 10 years
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CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY.
4 Shaking Up a Anhong tho Heads Of Depart
menis In the Japanese Government.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.--The Japanese Lega-
tion has received telegraphc advices announc-
ing that several important changes have been
made in tho Government departments. They
consist in the transfer OF prominent officials
from one department to another; but do not
involve any alteration in the personnel Of the
Minister Of Education; TuknSka. Minister % Of
Education has been placed ut the head Of the
Council OF State: YamGgata. Chief Of the Coun-
ell of State. has been appointed Minister of the
Interior: and Yamadu, Minister of the Inte-
rior has been placed at the head OF the Min
istry Of Justice. These transfers are not re-
the Government policy: but would seem to in
dcate that the japanese Government is re-
solved TO persevcre in tho plan of treaty re-
vision outlined in Il recent despatch.
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nINIHr IND mINDT.
Effects OF the sudden Arrival of the CoIdest
Weather OF the senson.

People who travelled along under the
envelopcd by clouds Of white steam whenever
a train passed. vapor condensed SO rapidly In
tho clear. cold mir. Walking was luxury to tho
warmly clad. where tho wind did not I'LL the
eyes with dust. Grand. Fourteenth and
Twen,y.third streets. Broadway. between
Tenth and Thirty-third. and Fifth and Sixth
avenues, were thronged with rosy checked
hright-cyed shoppers. Furnishing goods
houses did an enormous business in
gloves and wraps. The park scnts were
not occupied by loungers. Only an oc-
caslonal persistent smoker stood on the
front platforms Of tho street cars. and the pas
the bitter end and walked in through the front
door. The heated cars were crowded
TIM sh sf TINT sfFf hs ay At had the Sscn Syna S pr @
better than an average. Tho licensed peddlcrs
who had roasted chcstnuts red hot peanuts.
monkeys did n thriving business. while thoso
who had two-foot rules. indclible pencils and
apples shjvered i'll idle envy.
The average temperature. ns registered by
Huinuts Thermometer on Friday. was 45'se.
AZ 3 o'clock Yesterday morning the temrera;
fallen to is' and at 8 o'clock last night to I3'.
to-day W womd be much tho % coolest @ day % OF Tie
season. The thermometer throughout the
Middle and Eastern States was low. Tho great
est fall was at Boston. where II dropped 30.
Al Buffalo the fall was only 10. but at Utica
tho fnll was almost equal to that OF Boston. Tho
wind blew dust into tho eyes OF every one out Of
doors ut tho rate of twenty one miles I'M hour.
Tho Signal man called thnt brisk wind.
AT the corner Of Park place and Church street
an enterrrising bootblack had I'M armchair
warmed Ivy II kerosene burner.
Forty. weight years ago tonight. at o O'Clock
tho :" big fire " of New York broke ont. The
snow was two feet deep in the city ut the time,
and the cold was 50 intense .hnt the water froza
solid in the hose when the ilremen tried 10
firht the flames
The sun., 1883-12-16
.Nnpplnx On HI. yysaalna pnx.

Wellington Schultz. the bridegroom who was
sent for 10 marry Miss Kate Van Hart in Pcermnns
Hotel at Dobs Ferry Thursday afternoon. said yes
tcrday:
We planned our marriage two weeks ago. She
to bring the minister here, and we to he married
secretly at the hotel The reason not at the sta
ton to receive them was because oversight myself
up late the night before attending patient
iSchutz ia nurse and did not awake until O'Clock.
which WAS half hour before the train ! expected
them due. l to the station. and
was reading letter in the Post otice when Kse met
inr nnd scoded me because was not at the train. The
Clergyman who married was the Rev. Samuel r..
Hammond of st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.
Jersey City,
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Discharge OF the Arrested Un,ou Pr,u.sr.

President John O'Donnell of Typographical
Union No, g and Printers Harry Cole aud Benjamin r
Adams who were arrested for parong In front OF the
Trb"nt ofice on Friday night came to tho TonDs Police
Court yesterday morning with their counsel. James
Oliver O'Donneli and Cole were discharged the Cour,
saving they hnd the rglt 10 walk tho whenever
they lked 81 long as they behaved themselves II had
been charged that Adam talked hack" to Policeman
Ogden Mr. ohN"r said that the talk was caused by the
poc"mans Il,rga, arrest OF Adams. Adams was dis
charged President oD"nnsi applied for eeriihsd COP.
irA ot the comlitnts taken against him. lie lir
wi begin su ia 'ie civ courls for tase impr sonneu
\ iciri fnr"" of twenty Policemen mhrchrd ItO the
Jribnhs hhildlnE AZ minight. They from IN.
TweutysAlh Precinct No uui0n printers wers IN sight
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He 10 Convicted or striking hts WIFE, who
had sued him for Divorce.

Mrs. Catherine NJ. Schroeder, n petite bru-
nette. about "a years of age. and wearing FUR
lined silk cloak and n maroon velvet hat with a
flowing feather TO match, appeared before
Judge Walsh. in Brooklyn, yesterday. as COM
plunant In case Of assault and battery against
her husband. Henry w. Schroeder. They have
been married five years. md have one child.
years old. The husband says that the cause
Of tho trouble was tho fascination which sei;cd
his wife for the race track last summer. She
became devotce OF the pool hoy. For tho pur
pose OF diycrting her attention from this pas
time, he vainlv took her to summer resorts.
. l.nte in the fall. h" uvors hn found her NJ tho
Brighton bench truck, when b. supposed she
was attending to her household duties.
Mrs Schrocder does not deny that she was n
frequent attendant NJ horse races. hut she as
serts that she went to them without any ohiec-
trouble. she alleges. was y brought about by
her husband. whose cruel treatment Obliged
her ct last to leave him and tp begin IN action
for divorce. In pressing the charge of assault
and battery before Justice Walsh yesterday she
said: On Nov. 90 he came to Al2 Gold street.
where | was stopping with my mother HI"
was in n furious passion. and after burning
hammer md waved It over my head, He after
ward struck mo twice IN tho hr"ast.'
Mrs. Mary Chapman. Mrs. Schroedcr's mother.
colrrohoratcd licr danshtcr's testimony.
Mr.. Srhroedcra lisht-hnired. smooth faced
young man. snid
II never held n hammer over hcr hcnd CT
struck her. ] went TO the house ,G lnoE inr
out Of the album my wife seizsd It and t"re it
M. Snn said to her mothrr; Run out and yet
to make it conv"mi"nt % il ia % poii"cman IAN, camo "a ne
along. She give me the slip; About the ham;
| got the hammer to break open the trunk. and
nay haS hayS whiried it around but not over my
Justice Walsh found tho defendant guilty
and sentenced him to pay II fine of $l5
The sun., 1883-12-16
Jam.. J.eu Acquitted Of Mn, der.

NoRRIsTowN. Pa. Dec. l5-The Jury in the
case Of James Jack, charged with the murder Of his
wife in July last returned vr7diet This evening OF
not guilty Mrs Jack waS found dead III bed on the
night Of July T. having been .trangod. Her husband
aud Alfred Harvey who with several Others had been
drinking heavily Jacks house on the night In ques-
ton. both Rrrsed and Harvey few days after
ward committed suicide by hanging IN ne rrll, Ih-
prosec ution endeayIred 10 prove that Jak murdered
his wlIe through Jealousy. on account 81 mn all-tth NJ
tunAry between rr and Harvey, Tie defrl'r Ma- iiW
the murder was committed ~ Harvey ana l,ht ms
suicide WAS the result guilty. conscicnrr III. Yer.
d,ct was received with loud applause Which The utcrs
OF the court ere unable Ia suppress
The sun., 1883-12-16
Ku,v.. Dr.wn on Passenger Rates.

Tho joint Executive Committee tpassenger
department) of the trunk lines and their Western
nectons ratified yesterday the action Of the trunk line
managers in reducing passenger rates to certain Western
points the Wabash Pacific the Missouri Pacific and
the ChCa ago and Northwestern Railroads
The other roads Of Chicago that to the points
affected by the reduction and the sale Of whose tickets
iy the trunk lines has been discontinued met the
ductd rates yesterday IT. Ia rohhhIe mat Their action
will he met Monday by further reduction by tho
trunk lines.
The course of the Executive Committee in attempting
to control the rates of roads not represented In II has
aroused butter frcling the roads west Of
Chicago and ST Louis, and lively on through
senger rates seems imminent IN consequence.
The sun., 1883-12-16
Mourning Ribbon. ON statue or Liberty.

AsDuRY PARK. Dec. l5-The Commissioners
~ Appeals Of Neptune Township refused to lower the
assessment on Liberty square. owned by James A.
Bradley the founder of Ashury Park al the time they
reduced some Of his other taxes Mr Bradley has dec
GRATED the hanisom. statue of Liberty winch stands in
The centre Of the square nh black and e mourning
ItGUl-. Iis action lIas rGnsed lille comment, md
r"n.idrrah" feeling When quc sOv-d about II to-day
ice sAi, 90 ilnrri The rihhnis on the statue because
.rrly drai htrr rs long as III. Republican Ring con
truls thr township ohlcrs."
The ribbons wGr. torn down once but they were re-
placed by Mr.. bradley.
The sun., 1883-12-16
HI. Watch. Overcont. aud Coat In Pawn.

What is supposed to be the body OF the man
who fell into the river at the foot Of Harrison
Friday night was found floating near by yesterday
morning. letter found in the pocket WAS signed by
Coroner Martin and recommended the bearer Thomas
Sherlock, for driver the SIKH Avenue RailroGd.
Coroner Martin he gave the letter at the request of
friend who recommended sherlock Coroner Levy
said he Ind given sherlock recommendation TO the
Third avenue company. sherlock WAS once n driver
the Second cars He is rad 10 have had a fam.
lily. Pawn tickets for a watch umbrella an over.
coat, and found in his pockets. Tie body
sent 10 the MOrgue.
The sun., 1883-12-16

Two boys Quarreed in Brooklyn on Friday.
and agreed TO around corner aud hght 1t out. To
make 1t more Interesting each put up nifty OIL the
result Frank H. Bishop an ex'ember of the Thrteenth
Regiment aud assistant accountant in the Conn.
troller's office made stakeholder When the victor
claimed the ddear the stakeholder missing. lie was
arrested complaint Of the bOys no accused him nf
petit larceny in mnkng away with the dollar Justice
Wash placed him under bonds 10 the complain
The sun., 1883-12-16

At 6 o'clock yesterday morning young
with bare head and thiniy clad walked rapidly
down the pier at tho foot Of Jay street. Brooklyn and
when she reached the end plunged headlong into the
sailor in vessel nj the opposite pier called
watrhman James Ryan. who hurried TO The end Of the
pier. aud pungnR into the water brought her ashore
subsequently she was iden'ihed Mrs Mary Bowes Of
Tallnan street Since the birth Of her child twelve
days her mind has been affected and say
hlie " ~ not retpOnsble for The act.
The sun., 1883-12-16
The Union Bn.e Ball League.

Mr.. Fl. V. Lucas. tho founder of the Union
Base Bal League snys that the League has already six
clubs-Chcago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia.
Washington and Baltimore. meeting OF the leaders
OF tho League held In Cincinnati on Thursday TO
range for securing more PLAYERS and for putting The
Cincinnati Club an eQun footing with the other
clubs OF The leagns The inausnrn meeting Of the
action will be taken in regard to the refusal Of the
American Association nj Its last meeting 10 allow its
clubs players to take part In games with the clubs OF
the Union Corcoran, The pitcher OF the Chicago club
has notified the National League that he has engaged
play with the Union League. and he as been expelled
liz ileN Mil uunlI
The sun., 1883-12-16
Mrs. B-nss con,..,. her Fn,I.-.. win.

The will Of Charles F. Blumenthal. NJ. D.. an
eminent physician Of IN city, who died In October last
M the age ofds years presented to the Surrogate
New York on the ith inst for probate by Judge Van
brlnt nnd United states District Attorney Root exec
tnrs cuts ~ the only child nf the testator Mrs
~" hrtch Mr. beach hy her counsel, calvin Fro,
thnaI undue Influence ~ deluyions with Tespect To
her The estate IL valued Al $4,000.
The sun., 1883-12-16
Tho New Orl.an. Tragedy.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ia. T. Aucoin. Thos,
Buckley. aud H. H. NcCalch were arreste to-day and re-
mRnded without bail. nfiiarus having been made
against them from information re eivri, chnrshg them
wiil participation ~ tue mHFle- ~ ~. A,Ntnh Wan
Democratic rinary Yesterday III which tfrr men were
killed The statement thai Deputy tn"s'h r. nat'yh
~ the murdered WAS porter u oEdrh l"r
candidate for GOyeruor MAS not correct lie beIohSeu
TO The McEneIY nnrty.
The sun., 1883-12-16

BALTIMoEE, Dee. l5.-lt was tslegraphed from
this city io-nisht that The O'Clock Washington
press was red INTO bcio" E.kIon ;he bullets shsterng
two windows narrowly escaping lady and several
passengers. among whom were ex District Attorney
Red ot Chicago, pr Filter Of Philatelphs Mr. Hayes
OF washington and others" Elkton is In Cecil county
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore Rail.
road The officials in charge at the uHiun Depot
nght dscaim ANY knnwlrigs OF the assault. aud tho
facts cannot he learned tonight
The sun., 1883-12-16
HI. old IInbit sulI s,rons.

Notwithstanding lie had spent thirteen years
In prison for forgery Charles H. Hahn got
salesman with Bloomngdale Bros at Ffysixth street
and Third avenue about month ago lie was however
discharged On Friday he was arrested Tor f6rgn, All
order rar piece ~ garnet cloth ninety crn- yard
name OF BuOmIiglsle Bros
The sun., 1883-12-16
lIr. Han dall'. co.eAman.

WASHINGTON Dec. l5.-The statement printed
in a New York paper that Mr. Randall employs M his
coAchmau man Who I. III Government EN- !oy, who re-
esiNts no pAy for his services as egsehmAn not true
The man referred 20 a night watclnAn III the tmlloy
Government hut for such services Ms lie rsndrrs
Mr. Randall Ia tile day time he receives wages from Mr.
The sun., 1883-12-16

Edward Rough, the boss stage carpenter who
was arrested for setting nrs to the Casino Wednesday
night was taken to the examination OF the Tomhs
Police Court yesterday morning, whittier Mr. Rudolph
Arnnsnn followed him.
There were number of the Casinos employees pres
ent, among them Mr.. Alice Shra, the scrub woman.
who Rough the box filed with siuyngs into
the room, where afcrwnrd Fred j. Ryhcrg the stage
manager, found II burning. Rough was held in default
~ ON hal
The sun., 1883-12-16
Made n Heroine by tho Abduction OF her
CktId.

SToux City, Iowa Dec 15.-Mrs Todd, living
near this city abducted her eghtyear old daughter un
der adverse circumstances She journeyed to Dixon
county Nebraska, where her husband, from whom .he
had hecn sepaniet s living drove house AT nsht
eht@rru IN. rhild- sleeping room through window,
,"Hk me child 10 he wagon drove twenty miles 10
pnn opposite mis- CITY, and at O'Clock IN the morning
lnnnced man IN ferry herself and child across tho
river. The incident has made her a local heroine.