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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
New Nail Machine.
ATRoCIoUS APACHES.

Geronimo's Band Commit Wholesale
Massacre in the southwest.
Ell PAso, TEX, May l5.-W. j. eileen,
Chief Engineer of the Sonora Land Com
pany, OF Chicago, arrived here yesterday
from the State OF Sonora, Mexico. He
gave an account OF the atrocities Of Geron.
imo and his baud Of Apschss in Sonora
and southern Arizona. MsssscEes are OF
daily occurrence. The Indians seem EN-.
boldened and are more bloodthirsty than
for several months previous, and Mexicsrs
and their families are butchered wherever
found. The company sent three surveyors
in the mouptains recently and no trace of
them can be found. There is no doubt
they were butchered.
Mr.. Glenn says Northern Sonora is much
excited over reports that body Of Mexi-
cans numbering fifty men, aud their famil-
les, have been surrounded in the noun.
tsins and will be probably massacred. 1t
is known that twenty Americans have been
murdered since the late outbreak in the vi,
cinity of Nogales alone. Never before
have the Apsches proved so inhuman
They kill old and young, Mexican and
American, indiscriminstely. All this has
occurred since Geronimo and General
Cook had their celebrated conference 10
pow-woV some thirty days ago. Mexicsns
who have caught distant gtimpses Of the
hostile band, say Geronimo has fully 100
bucks with him, and that they are well
armed and have 5000 rounds of ammu
milton. Geronimo eludes the soldiers with
out difficulty, moving twice ss rapidly as
the troops can.
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TERRIBLE WORK,
uop.e, Blown to Pieces by the whtriwind
Friday Sight in Michigan.

uop.e, Blown to Pieces by the whiriwtnd
Friday sight in Michigan.
LANSING. MIcH, May ia cyclone
formed a mile north of Lansing, at the
edge of Jones Lake, lat nigh, and swept
in a nor,helly direction, leVeliug fences
and woods AID tearing buildings into
fragments. So ,ar as heard from, no one
was killed or seriously injured. After
forming the whirlwird seemed 10 stand
still for moment in the road aud then
moved of about ss fast as one could |aih'
gradually increasing. in size and velocity
IS it moved. Ii Was Olue-olack IN color
and tunnelshaoed IL hugged the ground
sI the way and did not touch the clouos
ABOVE. It cut o clean swath 3 qasrter OF
mile wide through oil the WOODS snu
orchards that came in its way.
The larges, building DESTROYED Was q
born Of Mr Shut,ler on the Downer roHa
which was torn to minute fragments h'S
horses we're in the basement OF the Darn
and one was sucked up and left on the bay
moE, while the other Was buried under the
ruins
The house and buildings OF q family
named Fairbanks we're All blown to gisces'
The whirlwind passed across the big Cnsnd
ler msrs1. FOUR miles from here, nearly N
the middle, striking Michigan Cen,FA
freight train. unroodug cars and hurhng
Conductor Kaue ut no nitch.
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ter, of Mobile, Ala, who are having cot
ton boat built by Sweeney & Sons,are at the
MeLure.
Miss Nellie Warren, Who has been at
tending the Peabody Conservatory OF Mu
sic, at Baltimore for the past year, has re
turned home. rsSss
Mrs. Charles W. Eotf, of Kansas City
Wheeling's former favorite songs,er, is ex
pscted here on q visit to her parents in q
week or ten days.
Thomas q. Jones, of the North End,
who has been attending medical college
at Philadelphis, returned home yesterday
on visit to his parents.
Mrs. William Leighton, Jr., and daughter
Miss Mamie, left during the past week for
Chicago after weeks stay at their home
on south Chspline street.
Mr.. William P. Thompson wife and
daughter, of Cleveland. who have been the
guests Of Judge and Mrs. G. W. Thomp.
son for the past few days, returned home
yesterday.
James Hobby. Of Pittsburgh; ]. A.
Brady, of Washington, Pa; J s. Cham
bers. of Olesn, Pa; c. d. Mcdonald. of
GAINESVILLE; Charles Holland, of Psrkers-
burg; W. s. Gallagher, of St. Marys; ]
" Bromsu, of New York City; R. l.
Pemberton, Of St. Mafys; C. L. Gray, Of
Toledo; C. d Alice, Of Bellaire, are at
the Howell House.
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FIGHTING HOME RULE.
A Great Meeting Of GIadstons's
Opponents
Gladstone Not Dishonest But mot
to be Trusted"

LONDON, May ia great meeting Of
oppo nents Of Home Rnle was held in 81.
James Hall tonight Mr.. Ashmsad Bart.
lett presided. Side galleries we're crowded
With ladies. The hall vas profasely draped
with national colors and scrolls bearing
the names Of Conservative leaders. past
and present, were displayed. Lord
Salisbury, George Hamilton and
Brsdburne, and many members
of the House Of Commons were on the
platform. The chairman announced .
new scheme Of organization had been rati-
fed making tho Conservative party more .
part Of the people than it had heretofore
been.
Lord Salisbury said that bis policy on
the burning question Of ybe day was the
traditional policy Of the Tory party 10
maintain the union. This was the IN.
broken tradition Of the Tories He
would simply try M humble
incumbent to hand over unbroken the
Tories tradition to bis successor. He de-.
nounced the abominsble iusinuAtion that
the conservatives concealed their policy.
There was fair ground for hoping that
to-day week the proposals. Of the Govern.
ment would be matter ot history, but the
question would survive. The loyal party bad
q fight before it. II would take . long
time TO rsot out the poisonous weed
because its seed had been sovn with an IN.
sparipg hand. In regard to quarantine
alleged to have been made By Irish mem.
bers that they would accept this hill with
an amendment providing for Irish repre-
at Westminster. The speaker
said the very s,titute Of The Parpelli,es
showed that they did not desire
to come 10 the English Parliament.
That would involve criticism Of their
treatment OF their protestant counirymen.
and that wss what they did not desirs
After criticizing Mr.. Glsdstone's action
toward ireland since tho passage 4 the
Irish church bill Lord Salisbury said hs
did not wish the audience to infer that Mr..
Gladstone was not an honest man. but hs
said the Premier could not be trusted.
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SOFT COAL MINERS
Ask an Advance of Ten Cents a
Ton at Cumberland,
But the Operators Refuse to Give
Il Them.
A Terrible Fightin Chicago Between
a Policeman
And the Anarchist Bomb ThrOWer.
And the Anarchist Bomb Thrower
General Labor News.
Special 10 the Suadav ReeiJter.

SDeciQt 20 Nie Ddlt4dV 1seSN+e''
CUMBERLAND, Nd, May l6-The mir
ers in the Third Federated district met
the operators in convention here this
sitssnoon. aAnoag.ths operators 'who"st-
tended were Messrs. Charles F. Mayer
President OF the Consolidation Company;
s. s. Lee, OF the SEsnton; James Boyce,
Of the Maryland Union; Lloyd LoWndes'
Of the Potomac; Henry Lovetidge, OF the
Maryland; G. P. Lloyd, American; VIM. 5.
Jscuuea, Of the New Central; Mr.. Lowell,
Of toe Borden; Andrew Speir, OF the Bisen
Avon; Julian j. Alexander, of the Georges 8
Creek. She conference with the miners
delegation was held this morning at the
Queen City Hotel. Yesterday tie
coal presidents received q dispatch
from Mr.. Hector Cochrsne, Secretary
of the Homecoming meeting Of the miners.
stating that the acceptance of the invite
ton to meet the miners had come to hand
and the delegations would be in attend
ance. The nego;istions between tie COM
panies and their employees relative to this
conference have been in friendly spirit
and the presidents responded promptly.
The result of the conference, however,
was not satisfactory. The men pushed
their demsnd for fifty cents ton, which is
an advance Of ten cents. The operators
said they could not give it. Other points
were then discussed, but nothing done, and
the matter remains in sbsyance.
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A Ghastly My stery.

NEY YORK, Nay l5.-On April 81
Franklin Rupert Reed, Of Grinnell, ia,
graduate OF Iowa College. and member
the junior class in Yale Theological Sem
iusry, disappeared from New Haven. Ou
Thursds5 the body Of Rsl with bullet
wound in the head and Numerous bones
broken was found floating in the Hudson
river opposite this city. The remains
were Yesterday identified BY a Mrs
Wepger as those Of her husband
from whom she had been separated mum
Der Of 5esrs, this sppesrs 10 have been q
mistake as two Yale Students positively
identify the BODY as that Of Young Reed
They ssid that the deceased hsd brOthti
named Frederick W. Reed, who is Law
We. ut 2l3 Nicollete avenue, Minneapolis
How the student met his death is a N. 8
tefy,
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Two Highly Respectable Young Men.

MONTREAL, May l5.-A detective Of
Lowell, Mass has arrested here two young
men, named Harry Nutthall and WillisR
Stacey. accused Of stealing 1000 from a
bank in Lowell, where Nutthsll was en-
ploysd as q clerk Nutthsll pleaded guilty
70 the theft of 81 500 of the bank funds.
Twelve hundred dollars were found on
Nutthsll and $50 On Stacey. They had
bought bicycles aud proposed to leave in
day or two for the West. Both belong to
highly respectable families in Lowell.
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ForsDaurh,s Circus Train Ditched.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. May l5.-Shortly aftel
midnight, at Port Dickerson, on the Syra
cuse and Biughsmpton division Of tht
Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western road
two sections of the train with Forepsughl
circus on board met with an accident
which resulted in the serious injury O.
seven men and the destruction Of the cir
Gus property. The first section while goinG
up q grade broke in tSo and the detached
portion ran down and colided with the
second section, ditching it.
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D.or,.d Prs.,pce Of Their Wives.

AURORA SPRINGS, Mo, May l5.-Rich'
ard Higgins and Thomas Barrett were
drowned at Tuscumbia, Mo, to day, while
irving to stretch cable wire across the
river The steamboat was pulling on the
csbls which caught underneath the skifi
and cspsized it, throWiDg both men over
board. They we're drowned before assist
spce could reach them. Higgins leaves a
wife and two children, and Barrett a wife
and three children. The wives of the
drowning men we're on the river bank and
Witnessed the said affair.
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IHE sIoRM ELSEWHERE.
At Albion, Mich, Valuable Buildings are
Destroyed by the Wind.

At Albion, Mich, Valuable Buildings are
Destroyed by the Wind.
ALBION. Mica May Is "A heavy Wina
and rain storm struck Ibis city at 5:3 yes
terday afternoon, hoodins the streets
Five of tds ssvou stories OF W.
H BrOckusy's brick block were IN
rooted All stocks are badly dams aged
The A. O L. W. baii. o'es two Of toe
stores or !, a complete wreck sud the furni'
turs is in bad cord,:,on. Tue Eeot was
torn up bodily aod hurled ia'O the river
several rods aw.y I. was nos exposed,
but on the contrary, ~el pso'rcted CIR
cns bin boards euG snsh wooden buildings
near by we're undis'arb~d. Toe merchants
are moving on, their goods IS rapidly Ss
possibla DAMAGE e3unated az S2,OOO or
$4,000.
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BLOWN Up.
A Terrific Explosion Occurs at
SarahsVlIle, O.
Four Men Instantly Killed and a
Boy Seriously Injured.
An Explosion at IOhnstOwn, Pa.
Injuries Several Men.

CALDWELL, o., May l5.-The greatest
calamity that ever occurred in Noble coun,
" happened at Ssrahsville, town about
Eve miles north OF this place, about three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, resulting in
the death of four men and the fatal injury
of another. The boiler in the planning mill
belonging to Jas. Herring burst. totally
'demohshing the building and causing
a complete wreck of the entire struc-
ture. AT the time the explosion occurred
there were FIVE men working, in
cluding the proprietor, four Of whom were
killed. The names of the killed are Louis
Bates, Edward Hall, Lafayette Tuttle and
Jas. Herring. The frat three mentioned
were killed outright, their bodies being
blown on an average OF two hundred yards
and completely blown to atoms. The lat
ter, James Herring, the proprietor, was
caught By the falling building. and so bad.
ly hurt that he died in few minutes.
Nathan Butler, q boy who was also working
in the mill, was so badly hurt that smputs
tlon of one of his legs was necessary, and
was otherwise injured.
The four men killed were all married,
and bsd families of children dependent
upon them for living. The boy, Nathan
Butler, was also a support Of parents This
town was almost entirely destroyed By fire
less than year ago. the properly mostly Of
poor people who could not stand the strain,
and this awful calamity coming 80 soon Ia.
king of so suddenly four able-bodied men,
leaving wives aud orphans dependent up.
on the world for subsistence, is terrible, in
deed. The building was two stories high,
frame, and not very substantial. The en-.
CINE OF portable make, and sswmill were
III connection with the mill. The report
OF the explosion was very loud, and scores
of persons from the surrounding country
are focking in to the scene of the disaster.
Explosion at Steel Works.
JoHNsrowN, PA May l5-Lsst evening
on explosion occurred in the converting
department of the Bessemer steel works.
Joseph Mcnamara, of Cambria; John
Williams, of Morrellville; VIM. Bash, aged
IS, of Morrellville; Thomas McKirnsn, Of
Cambria. and VIM. j. Curtis, of Prospect,
a pit hand, were severely burned. Edward
Sitter, the night foreman, was thrown down
by the shock and badly hurt. None OF the
Injured men will die.
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M. n, Conference.

RIcHxosD. Va, May l5.-In the N T.
General Conference to day, r c Philips.
frstsrnsl delegate from the African church
conference. nov in session q, Augusta, ,Gs,
was referred and addressed the conference
Revs Sam Jones and Sam Small attended
the conference to-day.
A resolution yss offered that Sunday
schools be not allowed to serve more than
four years. A resolution vas offered 70
sppoin. Q mission evangelist; bosh xe,.
referred.
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STILL ANOTHER.
A Cyclone Visits Dunklrk, Ohio,
Yesterday.
Several People Killed and Others
Badly Injured.
Terrible Storm Sweeps Over the
West,
osyastinu Almost Totally All Towns
in Its Path.
InDummsrabls. Accidents and Loss
Of Life
occur m Many TOWns---ValuabIs
Buildings Demolished.

FeREsr, 0 May l5.-About midnight a
,srible cyclone passed over the country
sbout two miles west Of this place, leaving
5ss,b and destruction IN its wake. Young
f,rss,s were blown down and huge trees
ssirled through the air; farm houses and
op,buildiugs were demolished and scattered
Eks strsws. A train on the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayus read, which left Chicago at
gl5p. N. yesterday, had a narrow escape
from being blown awsy. As twas, large
,,as WAS throSn sgsinst a coach, which In
;p,sd at least a dozen passengers. One
mans leg was broken and his eye gouged
mt The storm seemed to take its course
along the Blanchard river, and the track
a s,rewn with cattle and debris of ruined
buildings.
DEADLY WORK.
shortly after twelve o'clock the storm
.,-pck the town of Dunkirk, Hardin coun-
~ Dunkirk has q population of about
,b;-,sen hundred souls. The frat thing
Lnogn there OF the danger was the terri
Ne rosrins noise Nearly every one was
n he'd At Ihs time, but few having been
oysksned The c5cloue lifted many build
;ngs from their foundations and wrecked
than completely O;hers were unrooted,
o,5 the screams of human beings could be
heard above the roar Of the elements. IL
:. no, knozn vet how many were fatally
injured but four were picked up dead.
They are:
WILLIAM NCELSSE.
MSs RvFUS LEAZ
Two MCELKEE c .ILDREN.
Eighteen wounded parsons have already
bssn found. They are being cared Tor at
the homes Of friends.
Another Town Struck.
rr,y,t,x? o May Is "A special just
,...,yr! troa C..-g, Wysndotre county,
a., tate. ,as.. seventeen buildings were
J.s,,o,.d ~ that place BY the cyelens last
niyht, Six persons have been found dead
=, S,,th Carey. A large house contslu-
ipy several persons was completely de-
stroyed =,
I, ia NOT known how many were hurt.
Mich DAMAGE was dSne to fruit and trees.
I'll ,ra n wires are down IN almost every
direction. A farmer irom tho eastern 2 Art
nF the county SAYS toe damage IN that sec
ton was very great, butRo particulars nave
Vet been learned.
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Republican Primaries,

PrrTsBURG. May l5-At the Republican
primaries this morning Hon. Thomas n.
Bsyne bsd no opposition for rssominstion
from the Tueutythird Congressional die
trict In the Tsentysecond district The
fight between Hon. Jos Neeley, the pfesen,
representative and John Dalzell. solicitor
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, ID
close with the Indications at midnight
favorable 70 tie latter.
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with tho Rriti.h Ensign Flying.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, May l5.-The
British schooner Geneva, from Luneub1rg
y. S, arrived this morning to ct for ths
southern mackerei ashing. she has the
British ensign fying at the mast head
which is something unususl for q fisher
man, and is felt here to partske somewhat
of defiant attitude, IS the vessel is hert
to buy seine boat and other supplies Il
prosecute maekerel fishing on our shores
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NEw YoKx, May * About the time
the large dry goods store OF S~sltzer: rsa,
body & Co, was opened this morning, 3
man with blonde hair and patches over
bis eve inquired for the snglneer. Se
vas directed 10 90 down stairs. Al the
foot Of the stairs q clerk vas opening the
vault and taking out the books. The In
rrudsr f.llsd him to the ground With an
IRON bar which be had concealed >, ID
b;s sleeye, The clerk called
for help, and the would-be ro6ber was se-
cured. In the struggle a yellow wig was
shaken from his head and the patch from
ais eve, and he stood revealed as one ol
the firms clerks, supposed TO be ont OF the
city on vacation. He also carried bot
rls Of chloroform which he sndesvored tc
get the vault clerk to smell of.
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Murdered with n Razor,

LASARE, LID, Msy l5.-Patriek Red.
dirptop, City Marsbal OF Shannon, was st.
tackled by Charles Lsthell, barber. last
night. The latter was armed with razor,
and cut ReddiDgton in the rtck, the In.
jured man dying from tie wound almost
instantly. Lasheil vas intoxicated, and
bad twice been taken home by The Mar,
shall. It vas while the Marshal vas 10
Lsshelrs house, in response 10 message
from the lstfer's mother TO eGec, his ar.
rest, that be made his eovardly and fstal
attack. lAsben vas arrested at midnight.
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HeWas Once n slave.

SAVANNAH, Ga, May l5.-Henry Todd,
(colored) ~no died recently at D ,risn, lett
.ll his property, valued ct Sl25,OOO. to
shi,e and colored churches in about equal
oroportions. Todd was born slave, but
Ma unusual intelligence and business sbil-
ity obtained him practical freedom even
before the war, aud he engaged in the ium'
Der business with great success. Hs Was
highly esteemed BY al classes.
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Clarksburg News.

SfTNNE' 70 &C HI'"N'S h7s''e''
CLAEKsBURG, W. VA, May l5.-Ihis
morning the residsucs of Tbos. Barrett,
near the depot, was destroyed by fire. The
loss is $1,000.
The trial OF Charles Tibbs for wrscsing
the train near this place, was completed
this evening. Es vas defended BY D. Z
Lee, Eco. The jury returned Eerdict Of
guilty. The sentence is awaited with much
anxiety.
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snh.Trsasurr Mt L.ouiarflle.

WASHINGTON, May ia bill passed
the House to-day creating sub Treasury
OF Louisville, Nv.
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cherished Esslish psinro<s = The svset
est of Rovefa Bat sseisb<F sosrs. kliss.
nor bustspcups - essstes than the So.tk
of that fair one Oh pses S0ZODOHT
daily 10 ieep Ass tos1h vkiss ~ tn drives
snos, asl hsr gsns - = Jsss sosA
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A Plucky Fight.

MILwAUKEE, Wis, May Is One Of the
hardest and gamiest fights ever seen in
this part of the country took place at an
early hour this morning nt rendezvous a
few miles south OF the city limits. Tho
contestants were John Dyer, the local
colored champion, ard Burr Hawkins, OF
Chicago. The latter is al old'time ring
fighter, and has won many battles. On
the other hand, Dser's experience is con-
fined to local SCRAPS" and this fact rem
dered the stranger the fsvorite among the
betting men. Nine rounds were fought
with skin gloves, which resulted ia a vic
tory for Dyer 4 purse was taken up for
The defeated man, whs looked fit subject
for hospital as he was helped from the
ring.
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Bind ChalIahre. stalntz.

NEw YoRK, May 81. E Bird. the
English chess plsyer, has challenged Hen
Steintz to play q match gaPe in asS
York.
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storm last night, accompanied in some
localities BY hail Considerable damage
was done to crops, orchards, and lew farm
houses were partially demolished, but so
far as known, no lives were lost.
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A TOWN Ru,NsD.
Many Bun, ,lings Destroyed and Residents
Injured at MerIdsn.

Many BuU,l lings Destroyed and Residents
InSurod at DIsridsn.
ToPExt KAs May Is "A destructive
cyclone stuck the northern part Of this
county yesterday and sSept away portion
OF the town Of Mericeu. About 10 o'clock
IN the morning. very black cloud came up
slddeny from the southeast and sweep
ing through the eastern portion OF the
town did It's fearful work in almost mo-
msnt A large number of buildings were
destroyed. The residence occupied by j
l.. RArIzell aud family Of five, was htteo
IRON the ground and carried distance o'
eight feet. One child was seriously IN,
lured and will not live, bat With this ex
cePdon the family escaped. Eighteen OF
twenty people were more or lees injured
ID ] McKiddsn was picked from the side
walk and carried into the air about 20 feel
and thrown against wire fence. bis IN
Jurles while severe, are not fatal Trees
we're torn up By the roots and nothing re
NAMED in the path Of the terrible monster
fhs damages in the country cannot be ex
acsly learned, although il is known to b
very great.
Western Towns Deluged.
CHICAGO, May. l5.--Dispslches from
Bloomington. Jacksonville and Morrison
Vile, Ill, and several towns IN Western In
diana report 5 very heavy raia aud win
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,Jaehns's Trial.

New YORK, May Is The trial of AlCer'
man Jaehue for liberty was continued TO-
dsy. Counsel for the defense moved that
the testimony of Inspector BSrnes and De-
tective Cosgrove as TO the alleged confes'
sions of the defendant be stricken out on
The ground that they we're made under the
indaeement of hopes and the pressure OF
far. The motion was denied. Detective
Rogers testified that he heard Jaehne con-
tess to Inspector Byrues in March last.
His story was substantially the same as
that oflnspector Byrnes John Scott tes'
tilted that George Walter, Jsehne's former
clerk, told him that the Doodle had been
kept in Jaehne's safe over night. When
he left the witness stand District Attorney
Martin announced that the prosecution
rested
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JaehneGuilty.

New YORK, May l6-l;l5 A. M.-At
lilo o'clock this morning the jury in the
Jsehne trial rendered verdict of guilty"