Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-23

two sons and one daughter. A pocket
hook containing sl05 md certificate Of
deposit for $500, were found on the win
dow-sill Of Whites room. An empty
eartridgebox, thirty-two calibre, was
found in Boles' room.
Free Trade speech BY watterson
NEw YoRK, Nov. 22.-Hon. Henry
Watterson. editor Of the FOURIER .IEo1;;;4T- IEo1;;;4T-
nal, Louisville (Ky.), delivered an adj
dress tonight in advocacy Of the princi-
pies Of Free Trade. The address was
somewhat of the nature of a reply to
arguments presented in favor Of protec-
ton last night by United States Con.
sui Dudley. Mr.. Watterson had an au-
dicnce which included the best thinkers
in this section, who gaveattention TO the
subject of FREQ trade and protection.
While the closest attention was given to
the utterances of the speaker, the ap-
plause was generous and genuine Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher presided and pre-
sentcd Mr. Wntterson, who had the
most cordial reception. Mr.. Beecher
said: "As to the charge that am Re-
publican, don't deny II, but they do
not own me. Every citizen must do
what he can to further the ends Of gov
ernment, and he can only do this by
working with one OF the great political
parties. am also clergyman,
but only by courtesy. | am
also citizen, and am here
to perform my duties as such. Beecher
went ON TO say that he believed
the protective system was grinding OPP
preston upon the poor men OF the coun-
try. II II was right TO tax clothes, aud
books. and pictures, and iron, II could
not be wrong to tax ministers, and yet
he Didn't intend that q tax should be put
upon such men as DIR. Taylor and DR..
Hall. II was perfectly consistent with
the theory OF the proteciionist." Mr..
Watterson was preceded in short ad-
dress bo David A Wells.
Exciting Irish News. General
Opposition TO the New Emfgra-
tIon Scheme RslIyinG TO the
support of ParneiI.
CuIcAGo, Nov. 22.--The Citizens Lon
don cable says: The government emf
| grafton schemeraised storm Of indigna-
ton. Bishops and pii ,sts Of the West open
ly denounce it in the strongest language
as new effort being made to depopu-
late Ireland. No attention is paid to the
denials of the Gladstone .gsvernment.
The clergy Of Westport, conclude
series Of resolutions by thanking the
Dublin Freeman for lis timely exposure
of the plot which meant the transporta-
ton Of thousands of Irishmen. Con-
fdential emigration circulars are being
issued in opposition. All shades OF
decent Irishmen will gather around
Parnell at the next election. Parnell
will carry eighty and perhaps ninety
seats.
Pooles trial for the murder of Kinney
was conducted in the most hagrant and
unfair manner, jury packing being
shamelessly resorted to. In Dublin the
general belief is that Poole is innocent
The informer Lame swore that Kinney's
murder was in revenge for the seduction
Of girl, and had nothing to do with
Irish politics. The Castle wants to hang
some one, and Poole has been selected
as an example.
A Condemned Murderer Attempts
10 XIII the sheriff.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 2l -
Andy Taylor, the last living OF the
three Taylor brothers, who murdered
two sherifs and captured railroad train
with 100 passengers aboard and compell
ing the engineer to carry them twenty
miles at dangerously high speed, about
year ago, will be hanged tomorrow at
. o'clock at London, Tenn. While be-
ing taken from Knoxville to-day to
London, he slipped revolver out OF the
pocket OF one OF the guards, and though
heavily manacled, managed to get the
muzzle OF the pistol within few inches
of the head of Sheriff Foute, of London,
but owing to the fact that the pistol was
not a self-cocker, Taylor waa knocked
down before he could raise the hammer
of the pistol. He remarked, "lf | had
not mistaken the pistol for self.cocker
you (Foute) would have got to HI sew
eral hours before me- Taylor is 81
years old, but seems to have no fear OF
the gallows. The execution will be
private. The crime committed by the
two elder brothers and himself to release
their eldest brother, who was prisoner
was one OF the most attrocious and dar-
ing ever committed in this State,
wholesale Murder.
DETROIT Mich Nov. 22.-Jacob d.
Crouch. with his daughter and her hus-
band, Henry White, and stranger,
Moses Policy, were found murdered in
their beds this morning in the town Of
Horton, seven miles southwest of Jack
son. All four had been shot in the head
| by pistol balls. There was no evidence
of struggle Policy was recently from
Mercer county, Pennsylvania. He came
to Jackson yesterday, showed consider
able money, and said he was going to
buy lots OF the best cattle in the neigh
borhood. 1t is supposed the murderers
followed him to his stopping place for
the night, and there murdered all four
OF the victims Some believe that chic
roform was used.
The Forthcoming Message.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1t is not de-
cided whether the Presidents snnual
message to Congress will he read from
| manuscript or printed. OF his first mes.
sage there were but four copies, all in
manuscript, one each to the Senate and
House, the other two to the Associated
Press. II printed this year, the work
will be done by few of the head men of
the Printing Bureau to prevent leakage.
Carp for the Territories.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. pa fish
car arrived in this city to-day from
Washington, with 1000 carp from Utah,
and goes from here to Colorado with
$500 for Kansas; also, a few for Idaho
| and Montana.
New Use for Dynamite.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 22.-At
about : 30 this evening, the prisoners
in the county jail attempted to escape by
the use of dynamite, and succeeded in
blowing hole in the wall large enough
to crawl through They were, however,
captured by the sheriff with cooked
revolver and ordered to their cells.