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New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
rp,vDrxc or AL,KE STEAMER.

sTRANDING OF LAKE STEAMER
sAULT STE. MARIE Mich, May 2s.-Ihc steamer ~
tario Of the Sarna transportation company sraImeu
on Green Island shoa OF Missssuasa. yesterday Ihc
passengers were landed at Bruce Mines.
OVIRBURDENED FLOORS GIVE WAY.
GRAND RAPIDS. May 2s.-The whole interior OF inc
VALLEY city Mills fell pto.the basement last hlsn ahh
large portion OF the contents were swept away Ny the mn
race Oh. into tho Grand River There were slorrt IN u
mems se bins Of the mill $1,000 and 10000 Ousn,
els of wheat and about 10000 Of bran Ihe loss VIII
exceed $4,000.
LEASING PARK FOR RACING
NEw-UIvEN, May % tspectgQ. -" Barney Demarest.
OF New. York. has leased Hamilton Park this city, anu
will use it for racing purposes ths season
DATE FINED FOR THE CONVENTION:
PHILADELPHIA, May % tSpcci9-lt was decided this
morning by Bishop stevens 10 call the Episcopal Con.
yenton together June -, Tor the purpose vi
eectug an Assistant BlshOn
HANGING OF AN ITALIAN.
WASHINGTON May 2s.-AntOnio Nardeilo was hangeu
here this afternoon FOR tho murder OF Carnlne osahho
ON Jaly - 1855 He made speech Oh the scanOId ana
protested MS Innocence.
PAPERS ON NOSE AND THROAT DISEAsES
PnILApEIrIIA. May - tSpecia9. The second day
proceedings OF the Lryngooglcal Association were 10
voe to the rcadn of papers on the treatment OF tno
throat The morning session WAS closed with an ah-
dress by Dr. r. Wagner OF New-lorE At the AFTERNOON
session papers were read by Drs. French, Brooklyn;
Malot Montreal: jarvis. New-Iork; Amory DO
Biois Boston Charles Knight, New-lork Holden.
Newark aud Hitchcock. New York. TINS evening the
members attended a banquet ut tue ST. Cloud liole-
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A CABINET CRISIS IN AUsrRo-nUNGARY.

VIENNA, May 2S.-A Cabinet crisis is inn
pending account Of the proposed new duties on
petroleum in the Austr0-Iiungary treaty. Russian cx-
porters who obtain purer oil than the Galiciaus.
adulterate 1t 10 the quality OF the Gaican oil and send
Fiume one-nh OF the duty charged for the re-
fined article by declaring it the product Some OF
the reneres which have been started at Fiume benefit
by this fraud to the deirment OF tho Gall
clans, who unable to compete. The Polish
deputies protest that the treaty will not amend
grievances the truth being that Hungary desired
to protect the Flume rehners and Austria
agreed matter : OF compromise. The Poles
hnyo decided to support amendment TO
make the duties and refined petroleum
alike The German section will support the Poles, max
ing majority against the Government Count Won
Tac Minister of the Interior threatens to resign II de-
fcated The result will he dissolution. the Emperor
VIII not accept the resignation OF Count Won Taaie.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

ment other against the union OF his trade
calling until eKonerated by tho union affected third
that the charter OF any Knights OF Labor Assembly OF
any trade bearing national International union
shall be revoked, and tho members Of tho same
be requested to Join mixed assembly or form
q local union under the jurisdiction Of their re-
specve national or international trades union;
fOurhthat any organizer OF the Knights OF Labor who
endeavOrs to inro trades unions to d or amper5
with their growth privileges shall have hts commits
sion forthwith revoked; lfth-that whenever strike
lockout OF trades on in progress assembly
district assembly Of tho knights OF Labor shall inter-
ere until settle 20 the satisfaction OF the trades union
affected; sixth-that the knights OF Labor shall not
establish issue trade mark or label In petition
with any trade mark label issued or
that may be hereafter issued by any National or inter-
nationa trades union.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
NEWS FROM LONDON.

NEW GOLD FIELD An important discovery OF gold
at Kimberly, Australia, is reported
4THE QUEENS BiRTHDAY.-The Marquis OF Lorne pr
sided AT banquet gwen by Canadians at the Colonial
Exhibition tins evening iu honor OF the Queens BIRTH
day. The Lord Mayor OF London and SIR Charles lup-
per were present
GREETING THE LORD LIEUTENANT The Lord Lieuten-
ant and Lady Aberdeen visited Queenstown to-day and
met with an enthusiastic reception. They aferward
returned to Dublin.
COTIOS BURNsD-A fire on a pier at Liverpool yest
day destroyed several bales of SIX hundred and
eighty bales badly damaged. Tho cotton part
OF tho cargo of the British steamer Pontiac from New
Orleans to Liverpool ashore at KllmOre and had been
nghtered IRON the stranded steamer.
A CARGO DAMAGED.-The cargo OF the British ship
Sydney Dacreos from Liverpool for san Francisco which
put into Port Stanley III distress. is badly damaged
EXTRADITIOS.-In the House OF Commons this even
ing James Bryce Under Foreign Secretary. said that
the Government hoped that IA moro adequate exraii-
treaty between Great Britain and the United
States would soon be CONCLUDED.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
THE FIRE IL ECORD.
FIREMEN OVERCOME BY TOBACCO SMOKE.
THE DAMAGE ABOUT $5OOO0-orfiER BUILDINGS

FIREMEN OVERCOME BY TOBACCO SMOKE.
THE DAMAGE ABOUT $50.000-orfiER BUILDINGS
INJURED.
A fire occurred last evening ut No. US
Pcarlst. At one time It looked II the flames would
spread all that portion OF the block. but by tho
determined efforts they contend to the build
Ing III which they started This was a four-story
brick structure occupied by g. Rcisman, H. Watteyne
and l. Lewis as cigar mandatory and tobacco store
The fire spread rapidly and the smoke was SO blind
ing that second and third alarms given. dozen
engines four hook aud ladder companies ana the water
responded. Chef Shea his assistant and SIX pat
TALON chiefs were present at one time
The greatest difficulty with which the mon had to con-
tend was the tobacco This overpowerel three or
four Of them before thcy coult get out Thomas j.
Ahearn foreman Of eng no NO 81, was inc hrst 70 e
overcome. He severely injured at the nre on Eou
Ia few days He was On the STAIRS iea.u; " ~ oo ~g
floor tainted, and in falling down to the ahdhS
him to the Chambers Street Hospital when his
assistant, Henry kinseia. and Timothy A. Brasheh'
conscious condition. little later James Potter aso of
No. 81. was with diicuty rcshscitttcd All were ldAcn
new man, joseph Brown, ot mo same cohPsnyi ~
seriously scorchcd about the fce while on me aaer
They refused to 60 home. however. and their chiei
At no dime id the Hancs reach tho ground noor Of
the building and abDnt the only damage done to any o.
the adjoining structures was by we "stct' Cn 0' ~
sides tobacco warehouses and cigar laet res 80.
ght e Co. The New YOrk Metal EIchan-c tho oil
Seventh WarI National Bank building. IS on the corner
but 1t not injured IN any way. NO. BurHng-,.ip
is also a tobacco concern il the Offices OF ne
l0Jqcco Jo01,d and I. Moranda Co. store Many
age was done The building Of schro ler q Bon NO lf0
Watcr.st almost joins the burning building IN the rear
in the burned building was a total loss and it Is est
mated that r5OOpO viii not cover the damage, nclUi-
john Rcgan member OF Truck No. 10. also over
come Dy tobacco fumes and I'D" TO DC taken 70 Lac ioSP
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
EyLLED BY HIS scHO0L TEACHER.

NEw-HAyEN, May 2S (Specian.-At Wood
bridge in this county recently II. ". Eliot
a school teacher, nogged Charles Bishop, an
unruly scholar, who left the school, swear
ing that he would kill Eliot Tie latter
obtained a revolver. On Thursday Bishop with
two masked companions appeared at the
schoo-house armed with clubs rotten eggs and
stones When Eliot came out they attacked him. Eliot
picked up club and struck Bishop two blows on the
head which feled him to the ground The other boys
drew reyolvers hred ID theE away. Bishop died
az to-right. Eliot graduated at Yale in 1855
He IS a son OF Deacon \. Eliot, OF North Haven.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
TIED TO TREES AND WHIPPED.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-A dispatch from Wheel
ing. W Va, says: An organization of outlaws called
Red Men, which FOR ahtlf doLen years has hoarised ia
this state despite all the attempts OF the anthors' 10
stamp IL out perpetratoi brutal assault In Richie
c,nntv t,xo NIGHTS ago Mr. aud Mrs. George KecS
taken INTO the woods tied to trees and beaten In the
mo.r brutal manner With hickory wi hes The Rod Mon
then burned the dwelling aud its contents 10 the sr0u"d
Twelve OF the assai!ants have been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
No III BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
4 1 Il


SIR The reports published to-day. from the meet,
Of the Baptist societies Asbnry PARK review the old
story OF my failure and assignment IN April lrs4 Ihe he
tai then public. The today sub
stsntay false speculaed in stocks lost money
Wall Street. IT i 10 the great tccne the value oi real
property 1888 and 1854 that attribute the Of my
Investments In 1854 the Home Mission society claimed
+J5.UuO cIeditng on have
Gently them iar Ofcr Il settlement which ap
proved by the Finance Committee and favored by many o
The members OF the Executive Board but laid for
fuure action.
he different from the report
given Of appealed 10 them from the Board aud offered 10
all dlncIences aTDitIaTlun Which thty
might select largely 10 that society IN my
prosperity. think there there buhinoss OK
pericncc who viii see that 4 not eatei uniusty
/ send herewith cupi OF my appeal 10 the society.
"A.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
CLERK yaaLAyDroHaM FOR CONGRESS-

CoLuMBUs, May 2S (Special. Clerk Nailan-
dgham OF the ONO Senate. has been abused so severely
by the Democratic Senators that othsr Democrats "ho
condemn tue runaway Senators. have propos'a 10 nouns
nate Valandgh. Am for Congress IN this District I" sue
eeed Outhwaits From other parts OF the state como
reports that VaAudgnam can 10 nom!nato" toI 2s..o
tary OF state This demonstration In favor OF Deno-
cr.t vino mas been abused by The Enquirer shows tho
terrnc feeling against tho recent Democratic donss
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
GREECE WAITING FOR TURKS

ATHENS, May 2S.-Thc allied Powers have
yet Withdrawn the blockade against Greece and Will
withdraw it until Informed by Greece tha: has
denobzed her army. 1t IS believed unlikely that Pre-
mier Tricoupis viii give any specific notice TO
the Powers OF demobilization. He urges that 1t
should be sufficient for them that Greece has already
given evidence OF her willingness dem0billze when
ever tie situation created by the Turks on
the frontier will permit 1t to be done
with safety. Greece has arranged directly with
Turkey for disarmament without having recourse to the
Powers. The agreement stpulates for the withdrawal
OF bO.h armies from the frontier and mutual exchange
OF prisonera
CoSsTANIISoPLE May 2s.-Greece has complained TO
the Porte that the Turks have not evacuated the post
tions the Greek frontier which they agreed 10 aban
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
GENERAL spryvER's LIFE ~ 4 TENT

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. May 2S.-The reports
about the i'll health of General f. A. Spinner are ex'
aggerated caught cold ten days ago. which affected
the bronchial tubes causing cough lie is debi!tated
somewhat but Is getting better The General lives IN
tent on Pablo Beach preierrln 1t to living IN the city
He has been living IN the tent about year.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
JULES FERRY DENOUNCED At A FUNERAL

PARIS, May 2S.-Ihe body of Colonel Her
Oinsei, OF the French army Of invasion In Tonqiin, WIS
buried to-day with military honors General BouanseF'
Minister of War; present Some OF the speeches dc-
livcrel The malc with view to create
in the pubic mind hostility to colonial aggrandiz ement
The oIum OF ,he IOnqun disasters was thrown ny the
upon lies Ferry. whose foreign policy iosterd
invasion OF IOnquin, and frequently during the
speeches the auditors cried Ont " DOwn with Ferry
Dawn with Ferry ."
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

THE BILLTO EXPEL THE PRINCES FROM FRANCE
PARIS, May 2S.-Ihc Radical journals are
not satisfied with the Expulsion bill because II leaves
with the Government th fixing OF date for its opera
ton They demand bill making the instant expusioh
OF all the French princes mardAtOry. The ScieH eon-
dernns the Government for yielding to tho camor
AGAINST princes II says the Government has ami
Gated OF the revolutionary party ana declares
that an era OF violence mas gun The journal dcS Dc-
bnts also oppnses the OH.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
1yDlcrED FOR ELECTION FRA CDS

CINcINNATI, May % iSpecidt). 1t Is reported
tonight authority which gives 1t great weight 'nAt
County Clerk Dalton, County Auditor Brewster and
Chairman Cocan OF the Democratic Committee, nave
bee indicted by the spec Grand Jury now IN session
for frauds In connection with last falls elections.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
DIXEY WELCOMED IN LONDON.

LONDON, May 29.-Mr. Hollingshead gave a
midnight banquet at the Criterion last night to the
actor, Dizzy Two hundred persons present, In
cuding United States Minister Phelps. Consul General
Waller all the London theatrical managers the chief
actors OF the metropolitan stage aud many literary
celebrities. A warm welcome was extended 10 Mr..
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BRRNE, May 27.-The Swiss Federal Council, replying
to an inquiry by spain. has stated that Don Carlos
Gently left uzerne suddenly aud went Austria by way
OF the st. GOthaid tunnel
FAIRS. May 2S.-The Budget Committee by q vote OF
10 to l3 restored the public worship estmatcs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
RTILED RY INDIANS IN ARIZONA.

CRrrTENDES, Arizona, May CSC. z. Wem-
pe agent OF a Chicago washer company. was killed by
Indians this morning while on his way FROM neghoor
Ii ranch TO Greatervile.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
DAyI1T DEFENDING PATRICK FORD.

DUBLIN, May 2s.-Achacl Davitt publicly
defends Patrick Ford against the allegations made by
Mr.. Healey In the House Of Commons. that The IRISH
World was simply q medium OF acsnowedg gment Of SUBJ
scrptions for the Parliamentary fund Mr.. Dayitt sayr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

ETNA TKREATENING THE TOWN OF NICoLoSL
CArANIA, May 2S.-Thc flow of lava from
Nj. H,tna continues uudim,nshed. The destruction OF
the town OF Nicolosi is inevitable.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON Newspapers.

LoNDON, May 29-The Standard says 1t
thinks that the ncautous candor into which Mr. Gad-
stone has been betrayed has efaced the favorable I'M
preston wAich the Foreign OH assurances were DC
signed TO give. and that therefore Sir Michael Hicks
Beachs motion for adjournment was ius;ihabe.
The No7i ing Post says that Mr.. Chamberlain Will not
oppose the second reading OF the IIo Rule b. 1t
then be abandoned. although nc Will not approve tAc
measure, even If IL bc mOdlhed
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
SATURDAY MAY %, 1856

that Mr. collected thrcefourths OF all the enor
OF money sent by tho Irish people and their
sympathizcrs America for tho Irsh National League,
besides sending a large every week TO feed the
starving poor Oh the west coast OF Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
A BOOK BY SONS OF TIE PRINCE OF

LONDON, May 2S.-Prince Albert Victor and
Prince George have Jointly written account Of their
cruise corvette Bacchante The story has been
edited by father the Prince OF Wales, and will ap-
pear Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
AN AMERICAN FISHERMAN AT WORK.
sFINING OFF LOCKPORr, NOvA sCoTIA-DECREAsN
OF CANADIAN TRADE IN FISH.

SHINING OFF LOCkpOKT, NOVA sCVIIA-DLCI,tNsF
OF CANADIAN TRADE IN FISH.
HALIFAX. May 2S (>peciaD.- dispatch from
Iockport says that the American fisherman Orient Is
SEEMING mackere OFF that place. Mackere reported
he along The western shore. Three local fish
ermen arrived there with averages Of 1000 quintals
each.
Tie annual report OF Dominion fisheries shows do
crease Of nearly SJOO,O0Oln Nova Scotia alone The
total value OF Dominion fisheries is placed AT
Sl7,722 1913. OF which Nova Scotia Is credited with
- 26},923. New Bruns wick with $L0O3, ,l3o, Prince
Edward Island with Sl,293,i3O British Columbia WIN
~ O7s O3S Quebec with ~, ,719 16O aud Ontario with
II ,3f-, G92.
Captain scott, OF the steamer LanSiOwnP, left ST. JOhh
ycstrr lay morning Hafdx and arrived there last
might. On the train in conversation with an American
claimed that the Nova ~cOtians were rgnt alu lltt
they could afford be Indifferent to the mrlcans, as
hey would work up market in the West Indies and
France He SAID tnat the Americans hat worked their
fishing grounds TO death and now wanted the Cana
dian grounds.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
CHOLERA IyCREAsING IN VENICE.

VENICE, May ZS.-Ihc ch0lcra Is lCFcH9IHT.
Thrty-ve have been reported within twenty
four hours.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
PLEASED WITH TIE ACTION OF CONGRESS.

PORTLAND, Me-, May 2S.-"The owners,
shippers and fishermen all delighted" sad one OF
the this morning at the action OF the House OF
Repre- add that the Canadians viii
be spondingy depressed"
o. b. Whtten. secretary Of the Fishing Exchange
said: $50 far all we'll If the Senate does its part
the effect Canada will be great Tho action OF the
House gives the greatest possible satisfaction here
We are all for retaliatory measures.
Mr. Lord OF the firm Of Sargent. LORD Skillens while
grated the action of the House OF Representatives
in passing the Frye amendment, coud htilc good
likely follow the sending OF lawyers TO Canaia 10 try
tie OF the Ella NJ Doughty before Colonial Court
TIE ARMS ELL PASSES IT'S THIRD READING.
LONDON, May 2S.-ln the House of Commons
tonight the Arms bill passed Its third reading By
OF l0G 10 Co.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
REroRr oE TIE coLLEcroR AT PoerLAND.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Actng Secretary
Farchlld to-day received report from Collector Ander-
son at Portland the alleged detention OF the
British schooner SISTERS. III which he says:
ON tins case have respectf llly to report
that this vessel arrived and entered al
tins port undrr circumstances substantially
as lated 10y CAPTAIN Ellis. The he alu 10
has its face The single word FISH" description
cargo; nowhere the clearance is any reference
mrde kind condition. quantity by whom shipped or
whom consigned. Very likely the discr, panoy be-
and the fact arises Though an in-
adyertanco tho part OF the person he ehboyed 10
draw up the statement. The master was In
formed thai he liable 20 penalty oi 5000
failure to produce manifest upon hlt arrival within
limits Of this collection district provided Df Sec
-lI Revised statutes OF the United states; that
article OF the Treasury regulations
of 1854 relating to customs ana naV@a-
ton would he submitted
to Secretary OF the Treasury before enforcing the
penalty. believe the reasons he assigns for his
failure to comply with the requirements OF the navisa-
ton and regulations OF the United States
TO true. have not discovered any attempt Oh his
part dcfra nd the revenue. lie presented manifest
proper form the entry OF his vessel In view oi
the fact that the morning papers OF tins city publish IN
fun statement of Captain Ellis as here lncosei,
deem proper to say that the document was not fur
nlshel the press by any officer connected with the
customs service at this port 10 my knowledge. | re-
specially submit the and await your Instructions
thereon.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

L0NpoN. MAY 2S.-Joseph COwcn, radical
member of Parliament for Newcastle OnTync, publishes
letter in The Nciocasle Chroacie, in which he says:
The dissentients consciously or unconsciousy nave
said goodbye TO the Liberal party The Home Ku'c
question is no. settled Years Will he spent over TINS
fight. Political animosities will grow and foster Ieau-
ing 10 complete OF party lines. The prospect
tor the Liberals is not hopeful"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29

FOR GENERAL ELECTION NEXT YEAR.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Government has de-
cdca to Introduce comprehensive registration bill in
Parliament with Wow to the holding OF general el-c-
ton ia lS-I.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-29
q ,n. uon.e to proceed with bill which is dead y

asking the House to proceed Win p"l "H'oH ~ ''"-
Opposition cheers go, ., =, 7 ord Hart
lngton anil the Conservatives showed that the WI %
far too much alive for them lNocierous Usn, aud
Mchacls motion was part OF scheme oi alsno"os' "
unscIupuiOus tactics 80, .,,,,r,,y .hc LAT.
ter expression "Certainly,' replica MI ONo"A'''
without hesitation. ,, IL, os,,ol leavo TO
Sir Michael Hicks Beach at this point aShed icavo ~
withdraw his motion The Parnelliios hoWeve'. "a, a.
sisted mon a division. division was orlcrcu anu
loud ironcal cheers and much laughter tho leh,ieS
the Opposition voted with the Government asains.
iourninc The motion rejected by vot, Oh tuo , ~
l. The announcement OF the result was receiVcu WIN
renewed laughter and cheers ,,,,,r r,o, n di.
The action OF the Parnctes In insisting upon Va ,
vision on Sir Mchae.s motion was merely s"a the
iosc Mr. Daniel Crilly. Nationalist conI,,SSyu San,r n
minority John Redmond and Thomas rover y , eo'I a.
acted as tcllcrs Mr. Chamberlain vOted aI aI,s ~
ionrnment Mr. Cane aud majority OF the ioi'o"0'' "
ord IIartinct ON abstained from voting. ,~ hy
The meetings which were 10 have been hed .o ~,
the followers of Mr. Chamberlain anu Loiu H"i
we're most pon ed until Monday. 49,, rr,r,i,c
The Liberal whips have ascertained that tno he,Ian
,on ser,ion retains 81 votes and the thaiL ~,
marty 2l votes against the measure Mr' can1 ,' n
to.ncht They all declared that Mr.. Elads.ones , Gon
cessons were too and uncertain 10 rcconce tnr
70 Voting for the bill Mr. Bright is indignant over lhe
proceedings AT the Liberal meeting. lie mas prohiseu
70 speak on the bill before division is taken.
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AESSAROS DESCRIBES HIS TREI TMENT

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. % tsDeeab.-Thc fifth day OF the
Rev Mr. Messaross trial. charged with fconous assault
on Mrs Charles w. Coulston was the most dramatic since
the trial began The defendant taking the stand es
fled that he visited Mrs. Coulston's house by engage
ment with her, and refusing give her letter for
Mr. Couston to leave his church, She" he said throw
her arms around me-I thought struck in the head
held rue tight and cried Charley CharleyI and In an
instant MT Coulston n-in second amost-crying
VILLAIN villain! Coulston attacked me aud tried 10
while Couiston grappled me and Iumpel trpped me
Mrs Coulston went out Of the room Immediately ana
Miss Balnger lay across me- / said Let me upl am
gentleman | have not hurt this womani' ! was held
down fully hfteen minutes 1t WAS noticed that the
woman Ballnger choking but Dr. Butcher ex.
claimed Don't loose his hand murder might be done
The witness denied all the accusations made against
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
LOOKING NOW FOR THE STOLEN MONEY

THE MISSOURI ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERS NOT IN
ILLINoIs-HAIGHT's CONNECTION WITH WITT
ROCK.
CHICAGO Dec 27 (SpeciaD detective William A. Pink
erton said to-day that Wrock the man OF nerve and
pluck In the express robbery but that he never could
have accomplished what he did without the assistance OF
Haight Mr.. Pinkerton added mot one OF the prs-
oners in our headquarters here Most Of them are In
the Jurisdiction St Louis courts There Is great
deal money missing yet and until recover more OF
shall keep quiet about the movements OF our prs-
oners We have recovered between 1000 and OOO
but the robbers got away with $4,000 on the train We
have never lost for the Adams Express Company
in thirty years Whenever a robbery occurs on their
lines they give carte blanche to get the robbers
first and the money afterward. The motto OF
the company is to compromise or compound with
thieves At one stage OF the present led TO
suppose that Wttrock had escaped TO Australia, and
was arranging TO start there for him.
The proprietor OF Drinks Chicago City Express SAID to-
day that William W. Haight employed by him todrive
delivery wagon about June l. 1886 On October l6 lie
was discharged for drinking and natten0n to business
He was slow and careless about the delivery OF goods
that he did not care blank about his job and would like
his money at once. His bondsman to Mr.. Brink was
Witroc who submitted his business card as dealer in
coal coke and wood at No. 725 and 727 West Lakest
Witrock appears have been In debt for J0hn Murray
q coal dealer, began an attachment suit to-day In the
Superior Court against him for unpaid coal account
OF S742