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NOT MT PRlOR.
How Two GrOat New York llcpubllcai
Papers are Valued,

How Two GrOat New York Republican
Papers are Valued.
NEW YoRK, July 10,-The following
cable which fully explains itself, was re.
celved to-day by W. j. Arkoll, Of the
Judge Publishing Company,
LONDON, July y10.
Arkcli, iiO FgA upsuuS, Ee0 rort.
English syndicate offer to purchase all
our papers. Gable price and terms sat.
isiactory,
(Signed) HARRISON.
Upon receipt Of this message, Mr..
Arkell promptly cablod the following:
R4lsel D. Harrison, care j. =. Morgan & O.,
London!
Do not care 10 soil the Judg. at any
price wouldnot sell Le,lieS for less than
one million cash,
(slgned) W. j. ARkELt.
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Mr. W. W. Fuller, Of Chicago, a mem
ber Of publishing firm there, Is al lie
McLure house. He iB prospecting with
avlew 10 the publication by hlb lltin Ot
a book OF biographical BkelChCs and
commercial histories Of tho Uppor Ohio
valley. The house has Cotton out Beys
oral such books, which gave satisfaction,
and judging from tho plan laid out, ynoh
adjudication for this part Of The Rreat
Ohio valley would DO useful as well al
interesting.
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NEw YoRx, July 1O.-Ben Hogan, the
ox.pugillSt, sailed yesterday on Tie Min.
nCsota. ~ am going to London, and
then 10 Berlin,p he said, ITO carry on
evangelical work, shall stay as long aG
! am successful, The newspapers arc
better friends 70 me than the ministers,
Only for tho help ! received from tho
press / could not make living In tho
religions field, but with ils aid l intend
10 stick, although Il Ia working for bare
crust. Yes, 1 have made as high as
$4,000 o year when i was keeping gam
bling houses, but I am ppt Of that busi'
ness iofoyef,v
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Guy beats His record,

ctEyEtASp, O., July lN.-auy the
famous black stallion, owned byW.J.
Gordon, Of this city, ttotlSd a mile at
the Glenvllle track this afternoon IN
2illl beating bis record q quarter Of 4
minute. Guy has been barred from lhe
grand Circuit faces because Of his 6peed.
aud 10 now being trained iot iast mine
during tie summer,
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mo seetetnrr pt slnla llatn.

Hon. Henry s. Walker, tho Secretary
Of State, was AZ the McLtte Honso WI.
terdAy. He was In consultation ior s6tna
time with the only +. 8. Riley, Of cam.
paign fame, and then leit town, 16 hal
scarcely departed until General Manager
Taney, Of tho RegiSttr, inquired for lilbi
az the hotel. Mt. Walker must have
dlylned that Mf. fancy would call Glse
Why hlB haste TO shake the dust oi
Wheeling of hls shoes? y,
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Prisoners l,rsak jail.

Special Dkpdteh 10 the Laielli0deer.
FArRNoST, w. Va, July 1o.-Jacob
Raber and STAGE Dunn broke Jail this
morning and succeeded in making their
escape. The former was to have been
tried to-day in the Circuit Court, Judge
]. M. Hagans on the bench, the charge
being felony. Dunn is an old offender,
having been brought from Richie coun.
ty here on q Capias,
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BiOoNlSoToS, ILL, July 1O,-suits by
New York importers Of queenSwarc and
glassware, aggregating $1,000, we're
brought against Reed, Remlg 4 Co., ot
this city, and service was obtained upon
George w. Tome, Of 81, Louis, a member
ol the firm who CHANGED TO DO In town,
The atin owes $780, 600 and has assets ol
RS,UO. a. n, Ste Ienson, ex.AssiBtAnE
POSTMASTER General, has heen appointed
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IIrutal A..Auit on ! l.orplnnn.

PlrrsBuRoii, Pa July lO.--Lawtence
o'Tool, foreman Of the Ohio Connecting
Railway Company, was got upon by a
number Of Italian laborers to-day al
Cork's Run, Pa, and beaten almost 10
death. The Italians atat knocked him
down with o shovel and then ttampled
upon him, The mob was dispersed by
the police. While fetreating 4 number
o. shots were fred, but no one was hurt,
0Toole will probably die. Tile riot
Eas ', caused BY Q'Tool 10 dlscharging one
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TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS AHEAD,
How They "seoOpsd" All the Papers IN tho
Country on the News Of the Fight,

AANN eANH 'Rs6HFNa NAAA htAN NFNAN 50 NAAA
oOuntry on the News Of the Fight
MEMPHIS, July 10.-A New Orleans
special to the appeal gives a most sensa-
tloual account Of the fight, in regard to
the manner in which the Associated
Press effected a great Scoop" They
had special train waiting near the bat
tie ground, and as soon as the fight was
over they boarded 1t and started for
New Orleans, Hardly had they pulled
out when by some misunderstanding
the train was tagged and the Kilrain
party with some newspaper correspond
ents came on board and insisted on be-
ing carried out OF the State,
The Associated Press party finally ac-
ceded To this, with the understanding
that they would leave the train as soon
as the Mississippi border was passed,
Twice before reaching the Louisiana
line, the train had to dash through a
company OF Mississippi troops, who sig
nailed the train 10 stop and made deter
mided effort to intimldate the engineer
into slowing up, The efforts Of the
troops were disregarded and the train
dashed on without any diminution OF
speed. Upon reaching Slidel Station,
Louisiana, six miles from New Orleans,
they had to side track for the Cincinnati
express, and 1t was here they parted
company with their pugilistic and news
paper friends.
AS soon as the express had passed, the
Associated Press men unCoupled the
engine and boarded the tender and made
of for New Orleans, where they soon
reached and filled the wires with news
of the fight. The engine then returned |
% Sllddel and brought the rest OF the
rain with its disappointed passengers to
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Capt. J.L. Green, the efficient and
popular excursion agent Of o., L. & w.
Railroad, Is at the Hotel Windsor. lie
came in last evening, and will 70 out 10.
day on tho American Flint Giasswork.
ers excursion 10 Chippewa Lake, Tho
train leaves Bridgeport at 1850 this morn.
Ing, Wheeling time, and will mako no
stops, and run on fast time clear through.
Capt. Green Will have personal charge,
aud there WILDE nine or ten cars on TIC
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MtSSEAPoLiS, MtNS, July 1O.-ThG
Journats Wankato special says; Two
violent deaths, one Of which may prove
TO be q murder, Is the record Of Blue
Earth county to-day. William sChwart,
young farmer living near Amboy, was
found With his throat cut from ear Ia
ear, His room mate, whose name Ia tin.
known, has disappeared. Mn. August
Barnecke, Of Eagle Lake, blew out heI
brains with O shot gun this morning,
She was In poor health, and this 10 the
cause assigned,
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Preferred Death 10 an insane iIo,pllhl

JACKSONVILLE, It'll, July 10.-A man
was found shot In the head on the
streets yesterday afternoon. lie will
probably die, From letters found on
his person, II appeared thathe is a we'll
70 do farmer oil Kansas named George
Il. Tfaveh He had written 70 a brother
In Minneapolis, saying that he was In.
sane and that he preferred 10 kill him.
sell rather than DO sent 10 a hospital,
His mother lives In Mexico, N. Y, How
he came here 10 q mystery.
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NO CERTAINTY,

LATRR-There is as yet no certainty Of
the loss Of more than iourliyes at Johns
town and these victims were on a
bridge viewing the food after the storm.
They had been warned TO keep OF the
structure as It was considered danger
GUS, One end Of the bridge dropped into
the water, but was not carried away.
Tho damage in the valley OF the Caya-
dptta to mills, roads, bridges and crops
will reach $4,000,
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A DESTRUCTIVE STORM,
Great Damage to Crops aud Other Prop.
srty In Pennsylvania,

erty In PennsylvhulR'
GREENsBURo, Pa July 1O,-ono Of
the most destructive storms that ever
occurred in this section passed over
the northern end OF the county this
evening at about o'clock. Rain fell In
torrents, and the creeks for miles around
the mining village OF Grab Tree over
flowed and crops Of wheat, hay and oats
were carried down the streams. The
waters of Grab Tree and Thorn Creek
were the most damaging. Trees were
uprooted In their course and buildings
situated on their banks have been
swept away.
Every bridge on both creeks from Grab
Tree to Salisbury has been carried away,
and two or three hundred yards OF the
Grab Tree branch railroad has been com.
pletely washed out, No lives have as
yet been reported lost. Ahailstorm fol-
lowed and was most disastrous to crops.
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The Sow York centraI. Loss.

UTICA, N, Y, July lO,-Tho tracks OF
the New York Central Railroad are
washed away at Fonda and Aiken, Great
damage TO property was done not only
at Johnstown, but all down the Mohawk
Valley 10 Amsterdam. AN Central trains
are now running over the West Shore
tracks, which were not damaged, al
though at one time last night they were
covered with water for distance Of is
miles. No definite information has as
yet been obtained In regard to the loss
Of life.
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Special DiIpdhh 10 he Entelioeleer.
srEuBENyrIIr, o., July 10.-Robert
Woods, a glassworker, who to-day went
camping out on the Panhandle near
Fernwood, had his foot badly mashed
by freight train near that point, and
was brought in and taken to the Rail.
road Hospital here about Q o'clock this
evening.
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CAIRO, July lO.-General Grenfell,
who has arrived at Assouan, reports
that the shieks have expressed thorough
loyaltyto the Egyptians. Tho Egyptians
have occupied Blmban, in which yicin-
its the Dervishes arc very aggressive.
The shagglehs, who are friendly, killed
thirty deryislics in an engagement at
zerra, and eleven Deryish ioragers were
killed by one Egyptian picket.
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An InIans AiothetIs Ast,

CARTHAGE, 1Lts July 1O.--At llasco,
a little town south Of Carthage, Monday
night, Mrs. Henry K. GfoOnOwald, wife
oi q German farmer became suddenly
derahged, and seiSlhg an ax cut her two
little girls In d horrible manner and
then beat them over the head with a log
chain. The woman then threw herself
Into a we'll, but was rescued by the
neiehbors, II iBieared theGhlldfon will
dlp THH
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An important Link.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-An afternoon pa.
per says that young Mrs. Carlson,
daushter.in.law of the people who own
the Carlson cottage, will swear when
DR.. Cronin's murdercrs are brought 10
trial that she saw the Doctor enter the
cottage on the fatal night and heard the
struggles in the house. This, II true, Is
q very important link in the chain oi
evidence, as there has not heretofore
been known to be any direct proof that
the Doctor was murdered in that cot
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SULLIVAN LEAVES NgW ORLEANS.
Maneuvors to Avoid 0bServation--sulllva
not EhIlrhlH Anhhr.

Maneuvers to Avoid Observable Sullivan
not Entlreiy Sober.
NEw ORLEANS, July 1O.-Quite a crowd
assembled around the steamship Hud.
son this morning to see John L. Sullivan
and party Of, as 1t was believed he
would leave for New York on that yes.
sci. II appeared, however, that when
application was made for six berths 10
accommodate the party that only four
could be secured, aud these included
the captains berths In his own state.
room. Muldoon, who managed the
transportation, decided not 10 accept the
offer, and entered into negotiations with
Mr.. Daniel Halberon, passenger agent
Tor tho Southern Pacific Line. The
party evidently intended 10 avoid going
through the State Of Alisslssippi, where
twas feared an arrest would be made,
and determined 10 20 through Texas.
Sullivan and Cleary, who had been
'ilushing up" quite freely last night, had
not entirely recovered from the effects
OF their dissipation, as was evident from
their swollen eyes and general appear.
ance. AT 1880 O'Clock Jimmy MoHale
called on Cleary al gulllvau's headquar.
ters on Rampant street and had a brief
conversation with him. Az It's ConClu.
sion Cleary babe him goodbye, saying
he would meet him In New York.
AZ l0i4O o'clock Pat Duffy, ono Of The
managers Of the mill, called, and soon
thereafter Sullivan, Muldoon, Duffy and
another party entered a carriage, while
Cleary took 4 seat beside the driver, and
drove OF, their baggage having been
sent TO the Southern Pacific depot, Of the
head Of ElysiAn Fields street, but II d
beli0yed went 10 the jackson street Terry
Ii Tho upper portion gl The Ply, and
there was ierrlud across tho river ih ofdeI
TO avoid observation, When Sullivan
left bis boarding house bic face still bB'
tfayed the mafksOi Kilraih's handiwofk
The party will doubtless proceed Y
Houston and thence 10 Boston, via ~
Louis,
The Sheriff Of Marion county, Miss,
came here this morning ior the pufposl
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Evadiug the Contract Law.

LONDON, July l0,-The provisions OF
the United States statutes against the
importation OF contract laborers are
tolerably well understood throughout
Europe by this time, and circulars have
been dispatched by the steamship lines
to emigrant agents in the interior, to In.
struct prospective passengers as to the
answers they must make to important
questions propounded by the authorities
on their arrival at American ports. Itis
safe to say that the law will be success
fully evaded henceiorth.
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MRS. TYLER DEAN.
Tho widow of Ex.president Tyler Dies
From Congestive Chill Mt Richmond.

THO Willow OF EN.PFeBident Tyler Dies
From Congestive Chill at Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va, July 1O.-Mrs. Ex-
President John Tyler died at the Ex-
change Hotel this evening from con-
gestive chill. Mrs. Tyler had only been
at the hotel since Sunday evening, hav-
ing came on visit to her son, Lyon o.
Tyler, at Williamsburg, and was 10 have
left here Monday on a visit to another
son on the James river. but feeling un-
well, she kept her room. Tuesday al IL
o'clock she was taken with a chill. Med.
ical aid proved Of no avail, and she died
at a quarter past five o'clock this even.
ing, 1851 r, [I0
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The Engine Killel Him.

7FsN' Va 4' 7I'E7'VF 10 VIZ 1T'Ft''l1tI7VsF'
srEuBENyIIIE, July 10.-Joseph De.
yore, about 1S years old, step-son oil
Coroner James Starr, was struck by the
second section OF Pan. Handle train No.
Q, going east about 8 o'clock last evening
at the Slack street crossing, and died
about twenty minutes after.
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WASHINGTON, D, c., July 10. -secre.
tary Noble was seen late this afternoon
and asked il there were any truth in the
reiterated reports that he desired to have
q new Commissioner OF Pensions In
place Of Corporal Tanner He said that
he bad nothing TO say about the reports.
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JonNsTowN, Pa, July lO.-For the
first time since the flood no bodies have
been found in twenty.four hours, This
is attributed to the fact all the work was
done on the streets, where the sand was
only about foot deep.
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WANTS A RAILROAD.

Roane County aud Raysnlwood Vote Their
Subscriptions.
Special Dtspateh 70 Ae Iateliiqaen,
RAvENswooD, W. Va, July 1O.-Roane
county voted subscription Of $Sl 900 TO
aid in the construction Of the Ravens
wood & Spencer Railroad yesterday, by
alarge majority. The town Of Ravens
wood also voted on a like subscription
OF 5000 and It carried almost unani.
there being but one dissenting
vote,
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The anrnr lriiai,n iYnri.

sr. JoSErn, Mo, July 1O.-T'he St.
Joseph Refining Company has been ab'
Sorbed by the sugar trust and has closed
down for a term ofthree years. The
consideration Is $1,000 a year. About
l76 persons arc thrown out Of employ.
tnanE
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FAIRNoNT, W. Va, July lO.-The
strike at the Montana mines, in which
Judge Fleming, the Democratic candl.
date for Governor, is interested, has
been settled. The men returned TO
work at the old wages, and the 'pluck.
ME" stores still remain.
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RuTLAND, w. July 1O.-The train
from Boston at I o'clock last night was
wrecked about 4 4o'Clock this morning,
Just north ot Brandon, II 10 reported
that four persens are Injured, The ac.
cldeht was caused by a wabhout No
definite information has YET been Oh.
lllned.
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ENGAGED To A PRINCE.
Miss GwondolIne Caldwell Sends the News
to Her HI lends.


to Her Friends.
New York, July 10.-The engagement
Is announced in Paris OF Miss Gwendo.
line Caldwell to Prince Murat, a descend,
ant OF Marshal Murat, the dashing cav.
airy officer in the time OF Napoleon the
First.
Miss Caldwell may in sense be con.
sidered the founder OF the proposed
Catholic University OF America, now in
course Of erection at Washington, for,
while Others have contributed largely,
her offering OF $500, 900 and that OF hei
sister, Miss Linda Caldwell, $4,000, sci
the work going at once.
When In this country Miss Caldwell
generally spends the summer at her
handsome home at Newport. Most OF
her time Is spent, however, ON the con.
tinent Of Europe, and at present she ID
in Paris with her sister and Mrs. Don.
nelly, near relative who Is their CON.
slant companion. Eugene Kelly and
Charles NJ. Fry, President OF the Bank
of New York, are tho trustees OF the
estate: Mr.. Kelly received yesterday
the following dispatch:
Paris, July 0.
Gam engaged to Prince Murat. Hope
for approval. Have written.
"GwHNDoIlNE CALDWELL"
Mr.. Kelly Immediately sent reply,
which was also signed by Mr.. Fry, con.
senting to the arrangement and warmly
congratulating her upon her choice oil d
husband. When asked II Miss Caldwell
was Obliged 10 seek the consent OF the
trustees, Mr.. Kelly said he did not know
Of any such obligation, but assumed
that Miss Caldwell herself deemed Il an
act Of courtesy. Mr.. Kelly Is also con-
tributor TO the new University, having
given 5000, and bis wife $4,000 more,
10 the building fund,
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nlnnA i.n,lnA mi t.ii,a.

NEW YoRK, July 1O.-The Grand
Lodge Of Elks held their election to-day
In the Masonic Temple, Simon Quin.
tSn, Of Chicago, wa4 elected Gland
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Goyernor Lowry In Earne.t.

New ORLEANS, July 1O.-Goyernor
Lowry, oI Mississippi, says he will prose.
cute the officers Of the Queen 4 Crescent
railroad, for aiding aud abetting the
prize fighters.
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Sullivan aud Jsm smith May Have II

LONDON, July 10. : Fleming to-day
left at the office Of Sporting Life the
draft OF an agreement binding Jem
Smith and John L. Sullivan to flght for
$4,000, either in Spain, Holland or Bel
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A VERY SICK SLUGGHR,
KiIrain is Disflgured, but Says
He is "StiII in the Ring"
FALSE RUMoRs OF HIS DEATH
Cause Sullivan to Show Some Ner-
youspess-Jake Too III to Leave
the Train at Little Rock,
Avoiding the Law Officers,

About 8 o'clock last night a bulletin
was received from Chicago and posted
in front OF the INTRLLIaEScER Office tc
the effect that Jake Kilrain had died on
the train between Dallas and Texarkana
from injuries received in the fight with
Sullivan, The news created no little
excitement among sporting men and all
who have been interested in the great
prize fight, That dispatch stated that
the bulletin was posted by the newspa.
pers and at the hotels in Chicago and
Washington. Aiterward tho Associated
Press telegraphed that there was no
confirmation Of the report, and when
the dispatch from Little Rock, published
below, came that Kilrala was alive
when he passed that point all anxiety
was set at rest.
The following dispatch from Mobile,
Ala, to the Nashville american indi.
Gates that John l.. Sullivan was expect
ing news OF Kilrain's death, and was
rather nervous when the rumors reach
I'D him:
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DiED

WigDMAN-Al we,l tlbettv. ~. -. ,nm...
day, July o, iBs9, Ma nm yyuht,luc,- NY uc-
ihhOf Hld yeat, "'''''''''t
Funeral from her late residence thls trhnnday,
afternoon al2 O'Clock, FfICnda 0i tho la6,,
ilyAte respectfully Invited 10 attend,
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Simmons 4 Co., painters; Willie Misers,
8 years old, and q son Of Widow Mlses
Miss Ada Miller, 92 years old.
The number Of lost cannot yet be do.
termined, as the estimates vary from six
70 thirty, The general belief Is that the
food was caused by cloud burst near
Johnstown, the theory being confirmed
by the fact that at Haas Mills, three and
q half miles up the creek, no damage was
done and the dam at that placeis all
right.
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WINNIPEG, July lO.-The arguments
In the Burke case are concluded. Judge
Balm has given an order for his extradi.
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GEF hd Of that tired feeling as Quick
a. pcaoible, Take Hoods safsapafilla,
and health,
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EaE POrTERs CONVENTION.

A Boycott DselRFsd-A Proposal 70 Leave
the X. Of L, Defeated The Western
Board Given More Power.
qDlsinf Disnainh IN iRs TaIstlfnsnas.
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SULLIVAN NERVOUS,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July lO.-A special
to the american from Mobile, Ala, says;
John L, Sullivan got on board the L. &
W. train at Grand Bay, Ala, at s o'clock
this afternoon with Mike Cleary, Mike
Muldoon, his seconds, and Charley
johnson, his backer, They had been in
hiding to avoid papers being served, and
their movements were not known, They
will arrive at Nashville at 1925 to'mor-
row (Thursday), passing through aud by
way OF Louisville.
Sullivan was much excited when in
formed OF the rumor Of Kilrain's death,
and every effort Is being made to keep
any dispatches being sent as to his
route, etc, The party are
very uneasy, fearing arrest. They do
not know whether there is any truth In
the rumor or not, and seem much at sea
as to what course to pursue. Sullivan
says he undoubtedly punished Kilrain
terribly, and looked as II the rumor was
no great surprise TO him.