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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

Two WOMEN STRANGLED TO DEATH.-On Satur-
day evening, near oyster Bay, Long Island, Mrs.
Lydia ROmane Maybee, Il years old. and her daugh-
death by an unknown man In a barn on the prem-
seS, and Garrett May bee. the husband and father,
brutally assaulted, and the house robbed. The
murderer then escaped. suspicion rests upon a
tramp who was seen In the neighborhoOd four days
before He evidently was concealed in the barn,
and when MIS-. Maybee went out to milk the cows
he sprang upon her and strangled her to death,
and hid the body In the leaves used for bedding.
About an hour after Miss Maybee becoming uneasy
about the absence OF her mother went to the barn
and the man choked her to death in the same ways
He then went to the house, assaulted the helpless
old man, leaving him insensible and taking 500
in money, two gold watches and some jewelry, left
the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

BALTIMORE, Nov H. Virginia sizes deferred 9; do
consolidated 45 second series 81 past COUPONS
SOY: new ten -fortes. 33 bid to day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-Cotton quiet-middling lOk
Flour steady and hrm-Howard street and western
super, 3OOa350 do. extra. S75a4 IS; do. family
500as IS; city mills super. Sooas 7t;, do extra.
4.O9a6 25; do. Rio brands, 6c5s6.0O; do Patarsco
family. $50; do. superlAtive patent. 100 Wheat
southern lower western dull ard easier closing steady
Maryland, II29alI3; No western winter red, spot.
l06Sal O6A; November. l0Gh bid; December, IOsssa
los January; llo3sal Ioh: February. Ll25sal ls
neglected and lower; southern white. 5sa62 new oGa
do yellow. 60: new, 5la56: western mixed SPOT AL
January 561a57: year. 81 asked steamer. 81 bid q
steady and hrMosouthern S.asa wes.sn .aa WHY Rys
ssas7: Hay dail~rrime to ehoice fennsylvania AID
Mess pork. 1915. Bulk meats-shoulders and i -
70 sides: 81 Hama ls,fal,Sk, ,S,e Lardnreii'.' =
ExTs scarce and nrin-2saso; s; picked dull
soft sk; copper refined quiet. l41 Whisky s's@ay.
llSal lsx Freghts to Liverpool per se.::inf -.lil
cotton li-s4d hoar. Is Cd gram, tat}d r.. ,;-
nour 1885 bushels wheat 4. 600 bnsiieis cora ID 90
bushels; oats 1000 bushels; rye, 100 bushels :s'l-
ments-none. Sales-Ml:eat. S34.oco busboss. .o.;l.
1QQQ0 bushelA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

Boston, Nov 19.-ReportS or New England rail-
roads show POI persons reported Killed during the
past year. against 2l6 the year before. and 52J in
guitd against 4s3 the previous year. Eighty the
Killed and 353 OF the injured wcrs, employees and Id
killed and o2 injured were passengers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
Destitute En,misrans. from ireland.

TORONTO, Nov ia meeting will ba held here 10
consider means 20 relieve destitute" cmlgTants from
Ireland In this connection Archbishop Lynch In
Circular says that those who have been the cause
ol These einSraItS coming here and OF such dc,ti-
tuition should be made Ia bear the chief burden
The government OF New Brunswick received a lor
OF eiillgrantS from Ireland during the famine years
OF lSiS and ~, and after much parleying they got
check from the home government TO cover tier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
L Pistol Practice i'm n ncnver Earbcr

DENVER. Col. NOV. l9.-l.ast night several men
playing poker ia barber shop uo, involved in
light. Hall n dozen shots were fired. Jack
Ntlt''man, faro dealer, MAS Instantly Killed. It
Is said that the shooting was done 10y Tom lcager
another faro dealer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
Dewey Pleads Guilty.

boston, Nov. l9.-ChaS. y. Dewey, who alb
Scohai'I from Boston after pefpclrating numerous
for' Ties and heavily defrauang firms here and Ia
Mohlreal, ana who WAS subsequently arrested at
san tranclsco a. he was about To sail for china,
pleaded guilty today To nine counts OF indict-
ncilt Ior lOIaery. HIS semIenNe Was ueierrrd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
Annie NOOre.s NIurderer IcarrcSsed.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 19-John Lee, who was ar
rested charged with the brutal murder OF Annie
Moore, In July last, and who afterwards made his
escape, has been again captured In Texas The
murder was committed near Terrapln Point, Hail.
fax county. North Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
A RIOT IN THE SALVATION ARMY,
ARRESTS FOLLOWING rHs MAyBee MURDER
NEWS FROM OTHER PARTS CT THE WORLD
Melting Lyncbed at Last.

He is TAKEN FROM JAZZ BY MASKED vrS ANN
HANGED
FOWLER. I'M. Nov. 19-Ahlut 10 30 last NIGHT \
hlh on huTN"h.rH SONY lode Ia the laU from "a
NeH'ht isl Alter riding around he court hn;.S. he
turned laydN a the direction from which he gl,oe
Abaul an hour after about %n masked men m 10
INTO me town. They htchod their horses paSf.i
guards 10 warn away the citizens. md weft - The
Est Htpr OF HE la!l VII, r. hoy soon fagnf IN
tfai'' hF nfaklng down the doors with >lcice
n1iiilerN Ih'f then QvishtY. but with great de-
termination. proceeded 10 break in the iron doors
t'Hi- to thc corridors This took perhaps hail an
i',If- IN were after Jacob Nr.linE wIia - br,,-
It.E I.uIucftd Ada Atkinson some weeks 4.-a lie
me- h'h AT The door ui b~,rIl already dressed
.tti t.ddS 10 10 Ia his doom. lie Mas quickly
Miith'G 10 a c.lIrll-" I'm which II D rope The only
ItItilh n" IN = WAS Go ''rIlo slow rsl ru,.ri
aih Older than some OF You" lie M, fal-sr IN
oAloru and hun immediately
MILLING pEFIkST TO THE LAST
Ntliihg, after otinE placed IN lie earria-r was
uit''h 70 Sio' within qGafssT CI nic llula the
Scent ot MS rhine Alter beng removed tr N thr
NehCle ne WAS told that he must die tie was N,,n
nv minutes IN which 10 make a Cgnft~Slan bur
HloHuh refused To 1o -. VIZ. hc had already
dtAhHN tlEtd committing The murder. II ,glS uri-
necessary Ia repeat his former story TI,, rt,n,
"oS quickly lhtt"n over limb II = larrr oak fr,rn
anu Two men stepped forward and placed thr Moose
afulill iIc ol4 mans heck. Ia dong thi- ain, collar
ne wore was tom III. tId another iItaupf 10 m ke
iliii ftVe' The StErE or the murder WAS rev lrei
uN Il Ni2ti from the defiant man.. FlftN men then
EitHl Ell the rope and In moment the haIV WAS
swinging IN ill' ir. After Melting had been pro-
hollttd uc~d the crowd quietly dispersed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

NJ. De Lesseps, speaking at Manchester, England,
Friday night, said that he had received from the
engineers OF the Panama canal assurances that the
canal would be open In five years.
A. w. Jones' who was the coalition candidate for
the senate from the Hanover and Caroline district,
in Virginia, has served notice OF contest upon Gen
Wickham. He alleges that the election was car
ried by Intimidation, balotb0x stufing and use Of
whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
TelegrnpIsic Briefs,

Members OF the Printers Union OF Boston, which
held secret session yesterday, say they have no
intention OF demanding an Increase OF pay.
The country residence OF George V. Hecker, on
Orange Mountain, n j., was destroyed by fire yes
terday with the furniture. The loss Is $4,000
Jos. w. Dyer, u. s. Inspector OF steamboats,. for
merly leading ship builder, died this morning at
Portland Me- aged 81.
The frame stable of Christopher Hare, on WASH
ington avenue, beOw7t street, Philadelphia. was
destroyed 10y fire this morning. Twenty mine horses
were burned TO death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
A Court Clerk Charged with Embezzle.

PTTTSBURG PA. Nov. ia tOuHty Controller Snaer
entered G. iiinilll suits against A. H. Rowand clerk
OF one OF the c0ltltS, this morniGg, charging him
WITH clnh'LzlemeHt and dpfal -stion durilr two
tsTilS o Once al sums aggresting nearly $4,000.
RU~tlu Was arrested ana g..ye bail liz $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

GARDEN CITY, L. L., Nov. l9.-Thc Jamaica police
arrested young tramp 1T Two O'Clock this MORN
ing. He stated that the man who murdered Mrs
Maybe and her daughter. at Br00kyille. took him
10 SEE the bodies SATURDAY. The authorities do not
believe The story, and Ihi4k he is either drunk or
crazy.
AN ARREST AT RnSI.YN.
RoSITN, L. l.. Nov. ia tramp was arrested
mere this morning suspected OF the BruokIillc .nur-
der. About 81 WAS found on him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

Billy HusSey and Billy Mulhall, two Queens
county pug1lSts, fought five bloody rounds at Long
Island City Saturday night. Hussey was declared
the winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
Senator MahOne,s Address.
HE ATTRIBUTES HIS RECENT DEFEAT TO BOURBON
BULLDOzING-THE FUTURE OF ELS PARTY.

HE ATTRIBUTES HIS RECENT DEFEAT TO BOURBON
BULLpOZING-THE FUTURE OF ELS PARTY.
Senator Wm Malone, as chairman q the coali-
ton state executive committee of Virginia, issues
an address from Petersburg, under date OF Novem-
ber IA, in which, after stating the claims OF the
readjusters to the gratitude OF the state he at
tributes his defeat In the recent elections to bribery
fraud, violence, and particularly to the introduce
t1On into the OF the race ISSUE He predicts
paralysis Of the business interests OF the state
under the bourbon rule, which slaughters citizens
for political opinions and stands in the way OF I'M
migration. He calls the recent occurrence at DAN
vile massacre, and lamentS the revival In the
state OF the methods Of the kuklux and white
leaguers but declares that the triumph OF bourbon
ism Is but temporary, and that the campaign won
by appeals to passion and bloody threats will soon
be reversed. He says that this effort to perpetuate
caste class and race rule has made the gulf be-
tween the bourbons and the readjusters impossible
to bridge AS to the future Of the party, he main-
tains that the fight must go on That its prin-
ciples identical with that OF another party and
he adds: 81 believe the readJuster party will, when
it next meets in council, unite cordially and thor
Oughly with our friends, state and national, and
make common cause with them against the bOur-
bOns, their aiderS, cOunSelOrs and abettOrs, state
and national" In conclusion, he says that they
have right to demand and expect support from
the state, and II need be from the federal govern
ment, In behalf OF the rights OF man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

LEEDoM DELEGATIoH.-COl. c. A. Scott, OF Gin
clnnat1. has arrived here at the head Of deIega-
ton selected by the Young Mems jackson club, OF
that city This decg1t on viii work in the interest
OF ir leeGo, candidate for the Office OF sergeant
al-illlna OF the House OF EGprese ntatiVeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

CONTROLLER kNoX's REPoRT.The report Of the
controller Of the currency shows the resources OF
'9S state banks in 2l states to be :12i4196I3 SIX
hundred and thirty savings banks show total
resources Of S1,11S,190.9i!. with despOsits OF
sl,t2iS561S7. The open deposit accouniS OF the
savings banks In New England are Sl:sS.9.9, equal
10 3il per cent 10 each 100 Of the population. The
average amount Of each account i'll New England
Is :il.55. In 1882 Baltimore had 35 private banks.
win :l.126.13S capital; Washington had s, with
:EA.i50 capital Maryland has but private bankers
OutSuc OF Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
iseiIigcreas >ai,a.innis.s,

ASNaLL RIOT BREAKS OUr N THE ARMY AT KINGSTON.
KINGSTON, ONT. Nov. ia disturbance occurred
last night II. the Victoria Musi; hail. occupied by
SdlNtneniotSS- An cA member of the ariny Who
W As ia oN!''tled entered The hall and had COLI
SlOa with several individuals. some OF whom he
SLfttk. capt. Thompson, aide -de-calnp To Major
Moore, commander Ter the Salvation Array Tor
America, VINO II 1S present un itlfuoh 10 gtlet the
dist 4rber. and WAS knocked over on a bench and
chohtd. -Four police officers entered and arrested
the Young man. small riot followed. the crowd
singing and pushing about the hall. The officers
OF Tue peace and the army were surrounded and
kicked. One was knocked down. and with the
prisoner Seuiled on the 19or. Tie disorder was
fearful The police eventually retired without
making any prisoners, ard found some difficulty In
forcing Il passage through Tie mob hch Lad col
leUttu upon the street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

ARMY oRDERS.-'The leave of Major Eugene NJ.
Baker. 2d cavalry, is extended three months on
account OF sickness. The leave Of First Lieut.
Henry G. Danes. 81 artillery, is further extended 20
DAYS. The leave Of Capt. benjamin Fl. Rogers, 18th
infantry. Is extended three months. First Lieut..
John Otonnell is transferred from company B to
company /. and First Lieut.. VIM. L. Pitcher, frCln
company to company L, Sth Infantry The leave
or FIRST Lieut. Geo. X. spencer. 10Th infantry. IS
Iulhtf extended one month Oh surgeons certificate
OF ulStbiilly. The leave Of Major ADr. ham X. AZ
nod, 0th cavalry. is further eNtendcd ten dayS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

BICYCLE TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.-The league
OF champion bicycle riders left Chicago last eve
ming for Kansas city, on a tour around the world.
1t IS composed OF II. w. Higham, John g. Prince,
Fred: 7: Robinson, Thomas W. Eek. They expect
to sail from San Francisco February 1st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $714,55551: customs. s371 ,s399l
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Foreign 1ssnirS.

CATHOLIC INIEUENCE IL IEEIaNp
LONDON Nov lp.-ihn >fg..lagd Rome tlfSnatcn
states tlat lrsh confidential Instructors have
nfn sent 10y the vatican To the Catholic h>ho.s IN
Ireland enl1nar them Ia iI,i, tyor to c lt,, a In,
Iiihci leiiucn'ln- Catholics 20 act in accord With
lHc H''ra oi ia" government. The recent orders
i"lhiiHlh~ me holding "f orange ana other mort-
M } ia lii1hI i considered Ia c due 10 the good
eC, "l ~. Eftil!si on, TIE En-I-n agent al Rome
J. v hth Lc has been c6m. .lHeutcd by cardinal
SuAeoh, prefgct OF the propaganda
EIECTE0 sen troR.
iAhlS, Nov I'm. Marquis republican, has been
et-Mosclle " NJ
THE AMEERs METHOD OF SECURING Unity.
LONDON. Nov. ia Calcutta di~pltrh Ia the
IGffS states ihaf the AIuear uf Af-hani~i au has
caused to be executed a number of u,~s.,f.s Slls
peCted OF flyoIinE the projects of Ayoah Khan aud
mas expelled nua3 r al others lrstln The country
IRELAND AND tbs PROPOSED PARLIAMENTARY RE-
PORN.
REfFAsT. Nov. 19-Nr Iea1y. ". r. for Mona
ghtn, delivered an address ia Dra-'ala y,.S,enioy
before Il Large public meeting. liz y a he a,iN.liad
10 'lr report tlti TIE government in "lpi n the
next session oI ner1iIent 10 lut.ndl.s, a bl ,.N-
ttiiliS ne ifaii.'t-r from the b-nriit, of which
ireland was I" iaH excluded. ie declared that IL
!ttisld did rot Obtain M extension Of the franchise
England woud not gel II either.
CROWN PGIScE FREpEmCE WILLIAM AT GENOA
HEHos, Nov. la.-lEe crown Prince Frederick
Niiiiam SaS received on his arrival al the railway
DEPOT here last night by Herr Non Krna,il German
2ihnl 1dor 10 tally; Herr i,arier- consul general
AZ '''tt. ti' OH 'arS Ut tHe German squadron and
lli' ih'i'.l,iPa! officials An immense crowd
dNn,-ih"ed outside the depot, which accorded the
prince an ovation
PooLE'S SECOND TRIAL
DCRi!S. Nov. 1a.-I hc second Trial Of Jos Poole
for the murder OF John kenny Ia seville Place
July 4til, lNS2, WAS begun today bcinr. Justice
Murphy Hr. Webb. counsel Tor Poole urged that
IN" trial could not Row proceed, as no notice had
been given To the accused Justice sur:hy hold
IEaf the mott given t0 The accused upon tie uT-
Hi0GS Trial wdS Sufficient. 4 Jury Wa thtr,ip0a
emV''hhelei- The courtroom WAS crowded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

THE COMMITTEE OF FIVE appointed by the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to count the securities at the
bureau of engraving and printing Will begin their
work on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19
THE EVENING STAR.
4 MI SEMENTS.

on isi turn back Thy
univ - aIid give Lnc yUs-
,-.daS "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

THE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS IN GERMaNY-
{. s. Consul Potter, in his report to the Depart
ment of State, says that during the past year
there has been considerable Increase in the sale
III Germany Of useful articles and household goods
1mpOrie ed from The United States, Notwithstanding
the active opposition OF German manufacturers to
llte Introduction OF 1mp0TtatlOnS from America.
There seems To exist in PruSSan GERMANY he
SAYS an organization Of manufacturers and mer-
chants for the purpose Of checking the intrcduc-
Ton and popularity OF American goods in Ger
many. III an article OF American manufacture is
put upon the market which cOmmends itself to
popular favor 1t is Immediately Initiated. provided
Ii cannot b" kept away 10y free Interpretation of
the tariff laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

AN ARMY RETIRING BoARD.-By direction OF the
President an army retiring board Will convene at
headquarters department of the Columbia. Van
cOuver barracks. Washington Territory. The fol-
lowing l.; The detail for the board: BrigaGier Gen.
Nelson \. Miles. Col Henry A. Morrow, 21st infantry
Major Francis /. Town, surgeon: Capt. Evan Miles,
2lst infantry: Capt. Timothy +. Wilcox, assistant
surgeon. Capt. Stephen q. Whipplc 1st calvary, is
Ordered before the DOard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

I.'' I''JUho EVfs BUS
N" Boy Irav' Hers in Central Africa, hy Knox
Ett-.I'fiIuiI~nt nt = Drummer Boy. hv kIctter
Phi and His Fs!rIsds. 10y TruIrhriti%c
Prom Powder Monkey To Admiral by KINGSTON
SlIIS iiarhGr. ly Oliver Optic
81 NItE4idS. Bound volumes for 1888
! ic tf1llS. of the Sn"wt,ird. by Stables
Ih. ouilg Circus Rider. by I!oraiio Alrer. jr
Don G0rOI's Shooting Box. by Harry CastleInon
Poor jack, by Captain Marrsat
NM BAlLiNTYNE & SON
ID 42S ith Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

AMERICAN AND BRITISH SHPS.-In q report to the
state department on British ship building, Consul
+. ID. Jones. at NeWcaStle-on-Tyne, says that it is
to be hoped that American builders will direct their
attention to steel and thereby they may be placed
on equal footing in the race with British ShipDulli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

FICTITIOUS ISTEavIEw.-We are requested to
state that an alleged interview between the Chi
neSe minister In Washington and an sold o1lcer'
published in the New York H,13'dId Of the 17th inst
in which the former is reported as having expressed
decided opinions in regard to the cOmplita be-
tween China and France IS fictitious, no such in-
tcrVieW having taken place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

STANDARD Notwithstanding the week ended No
venib"r 1Tth there were issued from the mintS
}3S COS standard silver dollars. During the CORE
spending period last year a39. $50 were issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM Will leave for his
home In Indiana on Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

To APPEAL TO CoNGRESS.-A delegation Of vine
gar manufacturers had an interview with the COM
missioner Of internal revenue to-day. ut which they
decided 10 appeal To Congress for further legislation
respecting the VapoGiZing process
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

The NHENANDOAH.-It has b"tn stated That the
Shenandoah is already to sail from Boston. but is
detained there on account of being short OF officers
1t is learned at the Navy department that she is not
ready 10 sail, not having been Inspected vet. Her
complement OF officers was ordered, but two are
now in the naval hospital at Boston, one is still I'm
Texas and the executive officer Lieut.. Comma ntier
IaCOtt. has resigned. making her four short 1t is
stated. however that when she has been inspected
and has her c0mpaSSeS on board, She Will not be
detained for lack of officers, there are plenty who
are available. She will so TO the Pacific station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

NAVAL oRpERs.-Capt Jas. ~. Greer, ordered to
duty as captain Of the Washington navy yard; Med
ica Inspector G. j. Ceborne, to duty at the Ports
mouth, n H., navy yard Colnmodorcs f. Y Nc
Cluley and T. $. FillebrOWn. Can't. VIM. Z. Mccain
and Commander H. Il. Robson, having rcpOr ed
their return from Panama, have been placed on
waiting orders. Passed Assistant Engineer Sidney
l.. Smith has been granted furlOugh for three
months from the 2d OF December the expiration OF
his present leave OF absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-19

TfT NAsHISGToN. &C. July 10th 1888
- Having greatly increased our facilities by the
mtroducfon OF an Electric Light Machine, together
with other improvements. not subject
ditlon ot The weather and are prepared to furnish with
IroinptIeSS and AT low price, any work the line ..
Photo Engraving, tor either relief plate press print;
ing.
Designs and Estimates furnished uron application
THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY
1y16 l4e5 New York aye,IIio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-12-05
sHELBY's SENSATION.
Pursuit of Burglars by Citizens---IwO of
the Former Killed and Others
Captured.

SHELBY, O., December -Four bur
glars blew open safe at NsW Washing
ton last night and escaped on a haud
car to Vernon junction, where they
threw the Valise into the creek and went
to Shelby. They were seen 10 throw the
valiJe by wOrkmen who telegrapaej to
the Shelby authorities. Marshal 5utter
discovered and attempted to arrest the
men near hotel, who thereupOn fred
five shots aU him shooting him tWics in
the leg and once in the side. suffer
in return shot one Of the four through
the head, killing MIN instantly. The
three then fled to the woods, and in u
short time fully 300 infuriated citizens
and farmers were in pursuit Two
miles from Shelby one of the trio turned
and fatally shot John LOngacre, Bee
Line baggage master at Shelby, the ball
lodging in the left side near the heart.
The excitement after this amounted "a
frenzy, and nearly all Shelby, armed
with guns and reVOlvers, joined in the
pursuit. The burglar who shot Long
acre was captured by Cunningham. and
had to be secretly taken to Mansfield TO
escape lynching. Another burglar seized
horse and buggy belonging TO one of
his pursueTs. Incumbered with che
buggy he cut the harness and tled on
horseback. He encounter ed Will May,
pursuer, and at the point of his pistol
compelled him to give up his own
weapon and change horses. May y'-
horse proved too slow and meeting two
ladies in a buggy the desperadO drew
his revolver and ordered them out. One
OF the ladies brayely struck at him with
the vi hip. at which the burglao fireJ
buu missed, the horse to the ladies' bug
gy running away and bearing them ont
of reach. A man and boy with a team
were next encountered. The burglar
took the team and wagon and started on
dead run, cOllided with another wag
on and was thrown out, the wagon
falling on him. When the pursuing
party came up he pleaded piteOu5ly, eX
claiming: "Boys, have nice mother
He was Instantly riddled with bullets
This was thirteen miles frOm Shelby
His body was borne back to Shelby IN
triumph, and the bodies Of both the dead
burglars were placed on exhibition IN
an undertaker'S window. One of thp
two was smOOth-faced, g0Od-loOkina
and about % years of age. On his per.
son was found $27. The other wa-
middle-aged. A satchel was found con
tanning a full burglars kit, chlOr0fOrm
and dynamite. The fourth burglar wa.
captured near Plymouth, eight mile.
north of Shelby.