The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Governor-Bleot Foraker, Of Ohio,
in New York,
m illinois Mob Take a Criminal Out OF
Jail The Walkup Trial Other
News and Notes.

Jail The Wakup Trial Other
News and Notes.
JA,is.towN. y. y, October 2l.-Judge
!. Il. Foraker, governor-elect OF Ohlo,
spoke for over two hours IN Aliens
opern house this afternoon, to an audi
enoe filling every part OF the auditorium
and stage. lie cUntrasted the causes
which led to the going out Of power OF
the Democratic party % years ago ana
the Republican party one year ago. ana
said that the achievements OF the ne
publican party met with universal APP
urOyal now. and asserted that had there
been free ballot and an honest count
in the South 1t would still be In power.
lie defended the "hloody shirt policy.
lie said this policy did not operate to
revive the memory oI the war but u
was necessitu.cd by occurrences since
the conflict. and he COntrasted 1t with
Lees campaign In virginia. The
Democrats. he continued, promised TO
look over the books, count the money
and restore prosperity. The former Two
provisions they had performed, hui the
latter Wa unrcdcemed. The country
was looking To President Cleveland Tor
his policy. he pronounced for pro-
teGiion the third promise would be per
formed. but free trade would intensity
the present depressed condition OF busl-
! ness. The uOvernor-eleCt told several
! stories and his speech was often inter-
rupted by applause. eleii for Roohes-
| ter ut p. IN.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, October al At
| Winchester, Illinois, Yesterday morn
| ing. Fred llollar. confined In the county
/ iail. for assault on june I'D last. upon
| Mrs Mclaughlin and Mrs. Taylor. VINO
| lived on farm five miles west OF Win
| chester, was dangerously and probably
MORALLY wounded, by a mob OF MY
masked and armed men, who compelled
| the sheriff to surrender the keys and
conduct them to llpllar's cell They
would have shot their victim to death
then and there, had not the iail0r pre-
vailed upon them to do their bloody
work outside the walls They dragged
their prisoner out, and he at once made
bold rush for liberty. Forty men ilred
upon him rs he ran, but only one ball
hit him and he managed to elude his
! pursuers Meeting the city marshall he
concealed him ana summoned surgical
aid. The mob. after a thorough search,
dispersed The assault he Is accused Of
was a brutal one. The two women
were dpipnseless. and were cut ana
hacked without mercy, narrowly escap'
ing death.
,ENrogIA, Kas., October u The Wal
KIM trinl WAS resumed this morning
| with crowded courtroom. a good
deaf Of unimpOrtant testimony was
taken, among ii that OF Mrs. Nickary, a
neighhOr. who had Il conversation WIN
Mrs Waikup after the death of the lat
trr's husband. in which she expressed
surprise that anybody could believe the
reports in circulation about her, and said
child would have had more sense than
to have bought poison rs openly as she
did ir If was to be used to poison any
body. Mrs. Summers testified TO Mrs.
Mnlkup having told witness before Mr..
Walkup's death that she had dreamed OF
seeing Lizzie Walkup dressed in grape
and singing Rock of Ages" while
playing piano. Three druggists iestl-
fed to having sold arsenic to Mrs. Wol-
kup-in one case four ounces. she SAID
she wanted 1t as Il cosmetic, and signed
the poison-recOrd book.
CINcrNNAli. ONO, October 2l.- The
total vote in the first twenty wards OF
Cincinnati. emitting the two precincts
whose returns are irregular. ana when
are both Democratic, gives Hoadly ~
$50, Foraker, ~ SOS; Leonard, 40. The
vote on senators. Democratic, ranges
from y, ll7 to 22,70l; Republican. from
81, i2l to 2l.5i0. After the city vote IL
f counted the county precincts remaini
to be counted, which will prolOng the
work until late tonight.
NEW YORK, October 2l.-Wllliam >
Warner, witness for the people agains
Ferdinand Ward, has written letter tt
+ District Attorney Martin, volunteering
to waive the privileges which his re
cent arrest gave him and go ON tn,
stand MS soon rs his services are required
Counsel will be ready to proceed to
morrow.
Z CHICAGO, October 2l.-A foot Of snow
/ is reported from nearly all parts OF tn
Peninsula of Michigan, bloGkuding III,
/ railroads. There was Il slight fall o
/, snow at Galena and Monmouth, H., yes
- tcrday.