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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
ITALIANS ORGANIZING.
Vigorous Protests Against the Immi-
grafton Regulations.

grafton Regulations.
PmLADELPniA, Pa, July 22.-About
1000 Italians assembled in Kelly hail this
afternoon to protest against statements
that had been made that they were q
pauper class, and that the recently ap
pointed congressional committee proposes
to investigate the matter. After listening
TO addresses by Angelo Astaritioa and
Nicholas Comfort, OF New York, and
Others the following resolutions were pre-.
sented with long introduction in Italian,
and went through with rush.
81. This meeting condemns the action
OF the Italian societies Of immigration in
humiliating the name OF Italy rs the land
OF slaves and padrones.
''2. That We, obeying the laws Of this
glorious republic, pray and hope no law OF
ostracism will be passed against our immi-
grafton, rs II IA contrary TO liberty and the
civilization Of this country"
The circular which called the meeting
together has flavor Of revolutionary Ian.
guage about il, and reads:
ITALIANS"
"The moment Do show ourselves united
for the common honor OF the Italians, has
arrived. The American press has under.
taken war against ms to influence the
American government 10 lake measures
against us, free people. Energetic action
must be taken without loss Of time.
italians Of all the colony, Of whatever
political opinion. the supreme moment
has arrived.
Omitted, with the name Of Italy in our
mouths, let MS prepare for war.
Those who will not be in our line will
be against MS and against Italy.
''rhe time IL short.
"Let all societies unite aud do their
duty"
The Italian cavalry company and the
military companies Of the Banaglcri nnd
OF the Genio, composed OF street swccpcr,
were 10 have marched 10 the hall in full
uniform, but were not allowed 10 do No.
the police refusing 10 permit an armed ~.
semblagp
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The TrindcInnin iInrrnr.

WHEELING, W. Va. July 22.-Thc sew.
enth body Of the victims OF the food Of
last Thursday night was found lodged on
the river bank below town, that OF Tommy
Bowie, aged i've years, one Of tho four
children Of that family drowned. Eight
bodies are still uncovered and several
persons missing The baltimore & Ohio
has nearly completed a temporary bridge
over the creek at Main street In place oi
the one destroyed. The Pittsburg, Gin.
cinnaii & H. Louis road will run It's first
train out tomorrow morning. The G. & l..
bridge over Whisky Run, on the Ohio
side is also being rebuilt. Tho baltimore
4 Ohio company has large force Of hands
in the Pilisburg division. but preliminary
surveys will have to be made ~ In case Of
n new road, but much progress can be
made. The surveyors are now nj work.
A perfect throng Of sight-sccrs were along
the road 10 Triadclphia today. Thousands
of people visited the scene, many from A
distance. Observes say Il is the worst
wreck ever seen.
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for calling him murderer, assassin, etc.
II Col. Hamilton is in earnest about this
matter, ne should forthwith proceed 20
wreak his vengeance on the coroner's jury,
the circuit, chancery and supreme court
judges, all OF whom, on the evidence, de-
clared the colonel guilty OF the crime with
which he was charged. The AppEAL an
nounces that 1t will have a thousand and
one questions to ask, that it will silt the
matter to the bottom and make the fur
and feathers fly. The colonel, in his in
satiate greed for notoriety and Doodle, has
no doubt 'bit of more than he can chew"
and the chances are that Tennessee jury
will decide that he is entitled to all the
phrases The APPEAL has applied TO him.
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OVER THE SEA.
How William Has Been Entertained by
the Czar-Boulango Beaten,

ST. PETERSBURG, July 22.-Thcre were
10000 men and lGs0oO guns in the
kransnoc.Selo review. The review gave
evidence that the Russian troops have
much improved In the last few years.
Emperor William greatly admired the
troops, especially the Cossack artillery.
Prior to the embassy dinner, the im-
perial visitors went on an excursion in a
small steamer TO the islands Of the Neva.
Count Herbert bismarck was on the RICH,
Of zen. Won Schweinitz.
This evening the Car gave gala dinner
in the Pctcrhoi palace. The park fount-
aims were Illuminated. Tea was served In
a pavilion on shore.
Count Herbert Bismarck sent long
telegram 10 his father
While leading his Russian Nibore rcgi.
ment past the Gar ut the Kmsnoe.Selo
review, Emperor William, calling the
Cars attention 30 the fact that the rrgi.
mcnt bore a white ribbon atlesting its
presence at the capture Of Berlin. shook
hands with him, and smiling, said: "No
matter; that was IN the last century, and
Il is already forgotten"
At the dinner in the Pctcrhof palace
this evening the Carina had Emperor
William on her right aud the Gar on her
left. The minister Of the court sat ONO.
site with the German guests on the right
and the Russian on the left. All the
ministers were present ~ we'll ~ Count
SchouyalotI, Gen. Won Schwcinitz. the
foreign suites, the admirals Of the German
squadron and Capt sicKcllar, Of the
United States steamer Enterprise. The
silver service was used. In the floral deco
ratlons were 5000 roses and quantity oi
blue lobclia, Emperor Williams iavorilc
flowers.
Tho proposed luncheon on board the
Hchephollern was abandoned The Gar
instead will inspect the vessel on Tuesday.
Count Herbert bismarck and NJ. Dc.
Cicn conferred with Emperor William
this morning.
Emperor William has conferred the
order OF the eagle upon Cen. GrcScr, pre-
iect oi ~. Petersburg.
Emperor William postponed his depar.
turc In order to attend the celebration OF
the birthday OF tie Queen Of Greece on
Monday.
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on questions Of interest TO the order. 1t
was claimed that those in the meeting
represented about &c, 900 votes throughout
the State, and therefore would hold the
balance OF power so far as the Legislature
was concerned. A club was formed which
will have for It's battle cries the repeal OF
the Merritt conspiracy law and a stricter
enforcement Of the private detective law
against the Plnkertons. A committee OF
five was also appointed which is to take
charge Of the campaign and act as a sort OF
central body from which all directions are
to emanate. No reference whatever in a
direct way was made to the "Q' troubles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23

llENRY GEoEGE, In this weeks Neir
rort Standard, welcomes judge Frank 7.
Reid to the ranks Of the singlc.tax propa.
gnndisis but docs not forget 10 estimate his
present value to the Democratic party and
by Tnr ArrEAL's and Tie NdAriie DINO.
onuf'indorcmcnl oihim. From "a practical
Democratic standpoint" The !Smirrisug.
grsts that Judge iicld's power viii 10
wasted Il he is left to stump Tennessee.
All he can do there will bc 10 Increase the
Democratic majority. Where he can be-
Of the greatest usc Is whep he eau In.
CREASE the electoral vote in doubtful
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Jos. L. FuKDuAx. Paducah. Chas. Ar
mold, New Orleans, Walter II. Miller.
baltimore; = q. blanchard and w. q.
blanchard. Of Grrcnyille. and IA Luber
man, Atlanta, Ga, arc al the Peabody.
A cRuEL joke was perpctnied on Mr.
Ewin Bartec and young lady OF Browns
Vile by young man whom TINS AREAS
believed 20 he reliable. who sen. the fol
lowing personal 10 THE Arr1AL, which
appeared In thesa columns last Friday;
"Mr. T. win Bar,cc lcfl last evening 20,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, where lac will DO we'd
ded tonight 10 Mics Katie Daniel. a beau
iiiul Young lady Of that city" Mr. Bartes
tillssl ni Iug Atrial lat night and states
iht, iiirs' Wa, au-Oluisiy 10 truth In N
ivlpa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
TnE ArrE,Ls Gerry or MEMPHIS.

"Tho city o. Memphis illustrated" Tux Ar
rrAis splendid publication, has met with tho
greatest popular favor Nothing the equal Of H. as
beautiful presentation Of the history and com
mercial interests OF Memphis, has ever been issued
Only limited number Of copies were printed and
the plates destroyed THE ArPEAL has few ~
naming. after accommodating subscribers, aud
these II will dispose Of for $50 per copy. Zach
copy will bc worth i've tlncs the amount In ten
years one Of tho features Is the portrait gallery
Of Mayors Those desiring tn possess this lnyalua.
BILE souvenir should make immediate application
10 prevent disappointment
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The rrc-. B. AsnIns, HIN.
Prom the Chattanooga TlpeS

run ilN ihAlNANAtka lAA'~
We remark that The one Memphis
paper. the Scimiidr, supporting Mr.. Harris
professions, frequently asserts tina, prac-
tically tho whole press Of the State is for
him. This organ Of the senator, however,
carefully omits 10 name tho list OF news.
papers Il seems 10 think arc with Il on
this subject In fact, Of the ten Demo
cratic dailics in the State but three sup
port the scnator-thc Nrimiiar. the NASH.
villc Donocrm and knoxville TriLans.
The two last named arr under direct obi.
cations 10 Mr.. Harris and We don't know
about tho Scimiidr. More than half the
weekly papers in the State coming 10 our
table are Hat against the senator's ic.elcc.
ton, and good many OF the ablcst and
most influential are significantly non-com-
initial. We think W. arr entirely safe in
saying that % per cent, Of the newspaper
circulation daily AMI weekly, in Tcnncs.
scc il against Harris, indifferent Ia his
fate, or remaining silent because the ed
itors think that their refusal 10 indoran
him will hurt more than pronounced an.
tagonism. II in that situation the SriHiidr
can sec only the "old sky.buc crowd, +"
then We pity its blindness aud marvel
that organship can cOnycrt q generally
bright Journal 10 such state Of stupidity
aud prpducc In u such uncomcly man.
ncrA
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pseis.,- v,.aies,ion.


frum the lafkson state NhrcL
We this week publish on our fourth
pagc letters from the lion. James Phclan,
in which he ably sets forth his tariff views,
and In n manly way cxoncraics himself
from charges and insinuaiions Of his op.
poncniS lie Is willing 10 stand or fall by
his reCord In Congrvss and u willing Tor
his constituents 81 understand his views
on all questions affecting their interest.
lie has been grossly misrcpr.cnted, and
In this case ~ In all others, where an M.
pirant seeks 90 ride into oilicc On the de-.
merits " his opponent rather than upon
his own merit and worth. and resorts TO
charges, they arc sun 10 revert upon the
assailant. phclan stands with ~ clean a
rcorl ~ any man snrgio HOUSE. lie Is
man Ut irrcproichaflp character and dur.
ing his short pcryr In Congress has
proven an inyaluablc friend t0 labor aud
agriculture, and N.D lcc no reason Tor
swapping a man that . tried aud true ior
one who Il 10 bc trisl ~ an experiment
ID II dangerous 10 10 ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
The Wagner Festival.

BEnLiN, July 22.--Thc Wagner festival
was opened at Bayrcuih today with a
splendid performance Of "Par.ifnl. Z"
Among those present were Princess Vera,
oi Wurlcmburg. Princess Amelia, Of IA.
yaria, and Prince Alexander. OF lIcSsc.
Al the SEATS for the first five performances
have been sold. The Emperor has or.
dcrcd the band Of the Berlin regiment Of
llus-ars 10 perform chorals at the grave Of
Magner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23

PIrnnuRG. Ia, July - AT large
meeting Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers and fircmcn here this afternoon
arrangements made for grand union
meeting Of all the lodges in this section. 10
he held three days, commencing August
"a. Among tho~r who will bc present are
Chief Arthur. Grand Master Sargent, Vice.
Grand Master llanahan. Chairman Hogc
aud Eugene u. pcbbs. The object Of the
meeting Is not known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
"a Breyet Horse"

FfOm The LOn0ke lAfk.) DcmOcmL
1t appears that Harrison is not much OF
general. He is like Gen. Ostrahoaue's
mule, which took the studs one day while
he was riding down the street, which 80
insensed the general at the unseemingly
act that he called him "a id brevet
horse" Was the illusion to Gen. Harri-
son? lie was in the neighborhood at the
time,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
Emil s@h,.stei,

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July PA cable
gram received here this afternoon an.
nounccs the death ut Brennan, Germany, Of
the millionaire brewer, Emil Schnadcin,
vicc.prcsideni Of the Best Brewing com.
pany. lie had been away but q month,
having gone 10 Europe Immediately after
the Democraiic national convention. 20
which he was adclcgaic At large from Wis.
consin
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
AN EXTRAORDINARY OrFEn.

ihc-c propositions are made for the bcneht NJ
those whn sccup yearly suh-crihcr, but In otior
that the suh-Crlbon may derive benefit from tho
competition. Tnr ArrEai viii distribute among
them riii' AnannlinE In value 10 morc than sa,co0
These gifts viii Guido In the rspcct oi value and
de.iahllIiy snythins ever offered by a Southern
newpapor Ey,ry yearly subscriber will 10 surc
10 eci gih Send for simple copies Of wEEKLY
ArrKAL aud a full lhi II glfs This proposition
will he open 10 November 40. lsss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
The Case of Mrs. kelIs.

from The GrcenWood (MIss.l Enterprise.
The Meridian Nem states that because
Mrs. ii. b. Kells saw fit to criticise some
act OF Gov. Lowry she lost her position in
the faculty OF the Industrial institute and
college at Columbus. II is hard to believe
this, but ii is so. 1t is the littlest, meanest
act we ever heard charged to an official.
1t is fact she is no longer connected with
the college, but from what cause we have
never heard any reason advanced except
the above
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
A NEGRO SHOT.
uls Wound Not Serious but Painful
Jealousy tho Cause.

Phillip Num-, colored. was shot In the
calf Of the left leg and quite painfully
wounded by an unknown white man Al
the corner Of Pontoioc aud Clinton streets,
about 10 O'Clock last night Num- was re-
moved 10 the station-house. where DR..
McGhee dressed his wound. In answer
10 an APPEAL reporters questions. Num-
stated that he was engaged In conycrsa-
ton with a negro woman named Emms
Jones when The unknown party APP
preached him, and. without a word
Of warning, pulled pistol and
shot him. Num- claims that his a.
ssilant lived with the woman and was
probably jealous Of his attention TO her.
The shooting attracted the attention oi
Oflicer Kelly, who arrived on the scene a
few minutes later and arrested the woman
~ an accomplish oi her paramour. The
wounded man says he can identity his as
sailant, but does not know his name.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23

States like New York, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Indiana Vi Michigan We agree
with The s'rndarS bit before the Judge
goes East we shall !, insist upon his making
speech in Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nash
vile and MemphhSGIl
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Nashville nov Dro~sea.

special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn. July % james S.
Stokes, a white boy about ten ycars old,
was drowned In the Cumberland while
bathing today. A companion went 10 his
rescue and canght hold Of him, hut fear.
ing that he himself, would be drowned.
turned loose his hold. The body was 10.
covered
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
Corn ,n L.a.tr csnn,,. Ms.

Prom the 1NcuwoVd ipt fliisa
We have heard ecvcfaloi our most prom-
incnt planters say OF late that they would
have TO build new cribs IN hold this years
crop Of corn. This country Is well fixed ON
the corn question ior another year. and a.
q natural consequence there will be good
supply Of lat hogs the coming winter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
Advice 10 Democratic whee,ers.

TIVTI IHv TaIHgOuIu IATk.I FTVSs,
We advise every Dem ocratic wheeler to
kick politics out Of the wheel, or else get
himself out The wheel is being prosti-
tutcd for political purposes and the objects
Tor which IT was organized have been en-
tirely lost sight OF in an unseemly scramble
for Office
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WIN write Thcm Himself

From the Dallas News
G. o. johnson, OF Memphis, ran away
with his female stenogaphcr. Hereafter
lac will write his letters himself.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23

TnG Democratic nominees Of Shelby
County must unite aud make common
cause or they may lnd themselves left on
the day Of election.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23

Col. Jones 4. Hamilton, Of Jackson. tho
man who killed Rojcrck Gamboll, aud
Who is accused OF having delrandcj the
State out Of a larer sum Of money Is suing
TnE MEnrun ArrsAL Zoe sJO,O0O damages
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23

CHIcAoo, H.. July -. About 300 men.
representing the engineers, Truman. brake
men aud switchmcn oi the roads running
out Of Chicago, held q meeting today. the
object Of which was TO laSc political action
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
wan el,r Mim Hmm,

BERLiS, July 22.-The Emperor Frances
Joseph has invited the Emperor William
TO Join channels hunting party In the
Syrian alps With the King Of Saxony, In
September next.
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Losa, Meteorological, r.e-. report.

Bour,Nom failed IT election TO the
Cbambcroi Deputies by 1900 votes. lie
has been wiped completely oil the board
Of French politics
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NorxaantI,a Mefha,I

From the Lonokc (Ark) Democrat
DR. Norwood talks protection in Little
Rock TO the protectionisis, but we are told
that when he gets out among the people
he is rs mum rs an oyster on the tariff
SO is the Union Labor platform.
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Hattie a, wady HAHN.

CAIRo, July e2.-four hundred rebels
attacked village near Wady IIalh To-
day. Col. wocdhousc. after severe light.
ing rcpul-ed the tebcls, inficiing severe
loss. Twenty villagers were killed or
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23

From the Onion Democrat
The Hon. Zach Taylor, former Republi-
can congressman from the Tenth district,
Is a candidate for sheriff Of Shelby county.
This is a descent with dull thud.
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATEMENT.
Comparative Showing OF the Gross Ex-
changes for the Week.

BosroN. Mass, July 22.--The following
table, compiled from dispatches to the
Post from the managers Of the lead
ing clearinghouse in the United
States, shows the gross exchanges at
each point for the week ended July
81, 1888, with the rates per cent. Of
increase or decrease, in comparison with
the amounts for the corresponding week
in 1897.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-23
THE WEATHER
Indications.

- WruiS0toN. July - iopm
rnr Alabama and Mississippi iair pro
ccdcl by loCl mains IN Florida aud station.
o., temperature. variable Winds
fot AtkAnsas nni Tennessee Pair. stationary
Temperature followed Monday uight ny slightly
cooler variable windl
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.rhs ,e,sss. .,.n,.-

from Meals slaic Gaaclt,e
The old Arrr,L dainis thai the actual
prc-cnt populaiion3s Memphis Is Sa,2SO,
II TuE ArrEAL Is abtJghl now Il will be
in q few days Mcmlaiis Is the coming
giant Of the MississBsa valley. aud she
will get there, too. lcr Briarcan arms
are reaching ont iorktelth in every dircc.
ton. 80 mote II he,
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ueuianscr rea,en nsdIy.

Pans, July % Il In the election ia Ar.
dcckc today for member Of the Chamber
Of Deputies, Bcaussicr (OpportunisU r..
cciycd 30, 5Ji votes aud Boulangcr ~. nlg.
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RoNE, July %. The marriage OF the
Duke OF oasta TO Princess Letiiia Bona
pailc Is iiScd TOR September II, al Turin.
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day moving the wreck, and the track has
been cleared. The loss is estimated at
300. 600
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STATE ELECTORAL. TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
ROBERT l. TAYLOR. OF Garter County
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
a good many minor grievances they de-
sire adjusted.
Cisco Happy.

Cisco Happy.
Special TO the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, Jan. IS "A railroad con-
vention has teen called to meet at this
place January 10, 1888, for the purpose OF
progress of the Chicsgo, 'Ck Island and
Pacific Railroad, which is pushing It's way
on to this place. TIE surveyors are now
on Texas soil locating the road es they
come, and will soon be to Wichita Falls,
where the engineering corps will estsb-
fish their headquarters for the present.
All the counties slOng the proposed line
from Wichita Falls Viz Cisco to Mexico
nave been invited TO send represen-
tatives to the convention, and
they have all responded ard
accepted the call and large delegation
is looked for. All delegat,s will be the
guests Of Cisco while here. Our people
are much enthused over the prospects of
the Rock Island. A prominent s. Louis
gentleman was in cur city yesterday and
said he knew whereof he spoke. and he
assured the people that he had il from the
r )ck Island company thst the road would
be built to Cisco via Wichita Falls. In
answer to questions put 10 him = to what
. IF 7ct the survey Abilene and Albany are
having Mr.. Hall Of Fort Worth to make
Tor them, which they call the r )ck Islsrd
surveyors, he said no amount OF money
would cause great company like the
Il sex Island TO leave its original
route aud make such an elbow as it would
be compelled TO make to reach those
places. He ADDED further that the Rock
Island Company had it's eye on the cosl
fields between Cisco and Wichita Falls
Che capitalists of the north and east who
sre in a position to know are now getting
q hold on quite lot Of the coal and iron
lands all along this route. Town prop
erty has advanced in consequence Of its
conicg here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
In The TOLLS.
Detectives and Iouisa Police Ran Dow
Train Robbers In The Nation.

Detectives and Inuisa Police Ran Down
Train Robbers In The Nation.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jsn. Is Thomas
Furlong, chief Of the Missouri Pscific
Railway secret service, aided by two Of
his detectives and band Of Indisn po-
lice under Captain Lsfoure, this after
noon captured "BIll" Tucker, leader, and
Willis Moore of the gang of desperadoes
who attempted 10 rob the train on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway a,
Striogtown, t, on Christmas n morning,
but we're prevented from doing 20 by
the bravery of Express Me 'sepger Grim
shaw ana Baggagemsn Therreu. The
capture was made in the Territory, six
teen miles west of Duraut and the prison
ers have been taken TO Fort Smith, Ark +,
for trial in the United States court.
There were five men connected IN the
affiir, the other three of whom have been
located and will be arrested in few
days. The captured men Se noted
horse thieves and outlaws, and it is be-
lieved that they we're getting their gsrg
together again for more train robberies,
but their arrest will scatter the band and
stop the work,