Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-13

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I'd EDITION.
Latest T6lGglanS to The Sta.
Knocked Out i'm Two Rounds.
DECISIVE SMALL GLOVE FIGHT.
PITTsBURG, March ia short, decisive and
terrlnc small glove fight took place In q room
In this city last night between James Carney
test was for a purse Of $50 and the conditions
OF the fight six rounds, Queensberry rules, one
man 10 De Knocked out or draw declared
Both men went into the fight to win, but Carney
had the advantage from the start, and In the
second round knocked Laughlin stupid and
helpless. The victory was awarded 70 carney.
Convicted Of Poisoning Her Husband.
SENSATIONAL SCENE AT THE TERMINATION OF
MURDER TRIAL.
March isMrS EY arA Maeman acc accused Of
poisoning her husband at South Valley on the
18th of September last, by placing arsenic in a
victed at midnight last night of murder in the
were very sensational. Mrs. Wileman bore the
verdict without fiinching, but went into hys-
terics on being removed to the Jail. When
asked by the judge what she had to say, she re-
he ea She Is y am to 6e
April 30 The defense was that Wileman him
self administered the arsenic with suicidal in
tent The jury stood . TO for conviction on
the first and second ballots; II to on the third
and fourth and unanimous on the fifth.
MiseOnri COal d{nors Sfrilxo
ST. LOUIS, March 13.-About forty coal miners
employed at the White Oak mine near Marisea,
struck yesterday on account of a reduction OF
wages from 80 cents to % cents a box, which
holds about II bushels OF coal and were ordered
10 remove their tools from the mine. Fifty
miners employed by Messrs. Schuremann and
Skellett at their coal pits on the Pittsburg and
Cairo Short Line railroad, went out yesterday.
the men claim that they consented to q reduc-
one cent to g cent per bushel, the reduced rates
to go into effect on the 21st of February, and
that THURSDAY, when they were paid off for
work done prior to the contract, they received
pay at the rate OF . Of q cent per busheL
Another Of the Archers Arrested.
DANvILLE, ILL., March 13-Samuel Archer
smother member OF the notorious outlaw family
OF Archers, three of whom were lyncned at
Shoals, Ind, Tuesday night, was arrested lat
night near Covington, Ind. The prisoner will
be taken to Shoals to-day. There are three in
dictments again him for murder in the first de-
gree.
The international Prize Fight.
SMITH WILL MEET SULLIVAN AFTER THE DERBY
RACES.
NEW York, March 13.-In regard to the pro-
posed international prize fight between John l..
sullivan and Jem Smith, of London, for $1O,-
OO0 and the Police Gazette diamond belt Rich
ara X. FOX to-day received a cable from Mr..
Atkinson, of the London Sporting Life, stating
that Smith will make q match for 81 600
size, put that the battle cannot take place until
aItef the Derby races are run. Fox's represent
atlve at once started for Philadelphia TO confer
with Sullivan about the matter.
Alderman Jaehne Looks Hascard.
HE TELLS Mr.. CoNKLING ABOUT THAT STOLEN
sILvERwARE.
NEW YORK, March 13.-LOng before the doors
of the room where the Senate railroad commit
road franchise steal were opened this morning
crowds OF people were in atttndance to gain adj
mission. Alderman Jaehne's testimony given
yesterday enhanced Tor time the interest in
the investigation. Alderman Jaehne, careworn
and anxious, was in attendance with his coun-
sci, ex-POlice commissioner Disbecker. Alder
man Jaehne was recalled and examined by Mr.
Conk1lng. He said that Detective Price called
upon him from Capt. Williams and told him
that Taylor had squealed. He told Price he
would see Alter and would meet him that after
noon. He saw District Attorney MARITIME about
IT several weeks afterwards. He understood that
the district attorney had been consulted in re-
gard to bringing u civil suit for the purpose of
recovering the silver.
Toledo House Of Refuge Burned.
TOLEDO, o., March 13.-The Toledo house of
refuge, in the outskirts of the city, caught fire
in the roof shortly before noon and will be
total loss. 1t belonged to the city, and cost
$40, 200. The are 80 boys now inmates of the
Institution. The fire is undoubtedly incendiary.
Montreal's Smallpox Expenses.
MONTREAL, March ia committee of the
city council has decided TO raise 81 900, 900 by
Cured by the smallpox epidemic and tor max
ing sanitary improvements. This will make
the total debt Of the city s13. OOO, OOO fifty per
cent more than the provincial debt.
The Illinois Train Robbery.
PROBABILITY THAT THE ROBBERS SECURED
OVER $50, 900.
CHICAGO, March 13.-The news of the rob-
berry of the express and the murder of the
express messenger produced the greatest ex-
element in the Rock Island office in this city
this morning. The officers of the road held a
consultation, and 1t was agreed to send special
detectives on the track of the villains at once
the robhery and nr rde men ar VINO
from Joliet peniteutiary. The brakeman OF
train No. Is says he saw six men walking along
close to Morris.
The United States express officials here say
NICHOLS had In his custody from 500, 900 TO
consigned to jewelry firms in the country The
value OF this jewelry is unknown, but the ex-
press people say it cannot be less than 5000.
TO Drive Out the Chinese.
THE SACRAMENTO CONVENTION COMPLETES ITS
WORK.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 13-At the anti
Chinese convention yesterday G. +. McGlashan
who So successfully directed the peaceful expul-
sion Oh he Chi csc from Truckee, was elected q
member at large of the executive committee
Rev. J. y. Rawlin. formerly Baptist minister
OF San Jose, was elected state organizer The
headquarters OF the executive committee will
be in San Francisco. The San Francisco MEM
bers of the committee are ex-Congres man
Horace Davis, j. NJ. Clark, president of the
shoemakers' league; w. NJ. Hinton, job
printer, ana j. II. Barry, edition of the Ueekly
Star. Workingmans newspaper. One delegate
from each county in the state appointed on
the COMMITTEE Mr.. McGlashan was elected
chairman with a salary Of 800 per month:
Rev. Mr.. Rawlin, state organizer, receives
500 per month and travelling expenses. He
has been one of the most energetic anti-Chinese
men in the state. After arranging for the
necessary funds the convention adjourned sine
die.
To Massacre the BOur&eOise.
ANARCHIST PLACARDS IN LYONS.
LYONS, March lathe city was placarded
last night with posters invoking the people to
rise up armed on the 18th day Of March and
pillage and massacre the bourgeoise. A man
named Pilare, who is described by the police as
dangerous anarchist, has been arrested. In
bis pockets were found several revolvers and,s
number OF dynamite cartridges.