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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Democratic Victory.

10y T0ltEI hFII y VIZ 14'7l7'''I''I
LgayENWoRrn, KAN, April The con-
;es, for the mayorally here lay between D..
r. Anthony (Repubican) and L. NJ: Hacker
fDomocratl susan X. Anthony, The sister
of the Republican candidate, worked nero
ically for bun, but Hacker was elected by
about 900 majority. Nearly 1000 women
voted during the day, most OF them casting
their ballots Cor Hacker. A man was siaosed
Al one OF the precincts and a wonsh al
another ward became involved In wordy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Missouri Election.


THI 0-I06I''IT - ~ -
ST. LorIs, April City elections were
held throughout Missouri yesterday, but 80
far "a reported politics did not cut much Of
a figure m them. The Democrats elected
majority OF their ticket in Jefferson city.
Sedaln, Mexico, and springfield, and the
Republicans secured majority OF the offices
ia Bonneville, Maryyille, Carthage, aud 81.
Joseph, while the peoples and other mixed
tickets were successful 10 moce than score
Of other pIaels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 3, 1881
Loose salos were small-i2, $40 pounds at SLl0
tosG7l On Change some few nne darks wore
sold, with light trading on old stock. Market
Otherwise unchanged.
DARK stemming was rather dull and more
dincul. 10 work OF. with comparatively few
buyers in the market.
Auction offerings twelve, with four rejected.
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Fatai Railroad Accident.

~ IIIfkfHUu y NO UF'IIHN-U'
81. PAU. MINN., April g. Reports were
received here late last risht Of bad rail
rold wreck on The Northern Pacific near
Nh,souh. Montana. About O'Clock pas
,euecr train aD into q freight, and green
freirht fireman and two tromps who were
stealing ride were Killed, and some other.
injured. The accident Wls caused by mis-
pl1ced switch
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wAst,IseroN NOTES
Hcr,d Ofr-riuEs -Ehc Rejected Nout
nations On FOR Florida.

'By telegraph 10 thc ospaical
WA>u,cIoN, April Bond cher'ngs,
5000 AIS at hos
OF 300 nominations sent o. the senate du.
l.e.fns >rrc'aI SESSION by pft,Itcat iairi-
tnu Oh. following were rejected Murat
Ial,iesd. 20 uD Minister 10 Germany, iss-
olre $. I.oYeuthal. Go Dee postmaster at No.
D,~.o. (n iLe following rcwHintd nm
acted ugun. aud therefore died at thc END OF
tUr session: william -. NiHicman, 10 De
Associate Justice of zoe Territory OF New
Mexico: ItNiu !. kIr,rccGt, 10 be Mar.
,.l nr Me la,tcln district Of Louisiana.
IO.tms>lcr- hjue a. Nalderson. al HI
Dog. Dakota. &. &. C-,p'n. 40 kustis. ti1.;
f.urf g. Drake, go Glln. >v'ic, Fla; George
Nicholson. nt Ness CITY. ham; Robert
Hlhuuf nt i'u,tsiAc. IND; samuel {.
tno.c. a. Finday, ONO.
President llsIrl~pu's nominations were
contained boz 2>i mr sagcs.
lufing size ,pccisi session of the senate
O.. fhe beginning ol rrcsldeut tictciand'S
i.m he sent % toe Capitol liN messages.
h.ccu Of his nominations failed 20 re-
oetr confirmation, hut tuCre were no retcc-
tins.
GONE TO FLORIDA.
SITS. Mckee. thc Presidents dalghter'
l-if Washington t1is morning in company
With zoe nmily Of ex-senator DAVIS, 81
West Virginia. for a week to Jackson
Vile, Ia.
ANUNsoyCHI APPOINTMENT.
The a,point,nent OF Flu- n. Roberts as
Assistant Treasurer At New Ork was made
w.tlOu. hi- kuoNieuge, and therc IL no"
some DOUBT a. To bi. acceptance ol the office.
Tine death Of Assistant reasurcr Mct We
made .,eutial That there should re rs iIitlo
DELAY a. uo.sible in the qualification OF his
successor. Neither Of the Ccput - could
legally act for b.m any longer, o. under the
law zoe Affairs Of IRE Office must DC a lmiDis-
tered by ID bonded 0niccr This ueces.ilaied
Tie sen8lng OF Treasurer liys., 20 New lork
So take Goa Kt oi The Office uuNl The ncwiY-
appointed sub. Treasurer shalt have quglircj.
fscrctry Window day tcl,grapaed ine
state of jLc case to Mr Roberts ar Jilca. and
requested 10 know his intentions. reply
was received fr0m Sir. Roberts thls morniu <.
Iie sad he would leave Utica this morning
for New OH 90 look over the held. lie
t.ked for information m regard TO
tle bond required Dul said nothing
else 10 signify bis acceptance OF Tue olhce. IL
D. expected That something more dtLpNe VIII
D. heard from bun after hiS arrival M Ne"
lor6 The Assistant Treasurer ~ New ork
lsreluifrd 90 furnish bond ~ the sum OF
tNhp1. lbc ttitiith ol Juutt h'N"' w
nstursuy DESTROYS Of being released from
infir oohg4tiOns and this can be done only
ulrr bis accounts haNe been settled, fequl-
Ilne The count Of ell moneys aud securities
low 10 tbe sub Treasury. The situation IL
ivItoer complicated by the change IN the
,lit' ~ United states Treasurer Houston.
o' Spio'ntse has teicgraphed that he VIII
~ in "ssbiugton by the end OF The present
N'e"' bll ~ lar be hss not indicated when he
nh' qualify ADD relieve Hyatt. There Isan I'M
Iie,soa Al The depsftment that he viii delay
foA"yhg until the affairs Ia the New YORK
ONCE have been settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

APRIL a-aArkes quiet. Sales reported n
several graeos on priysse terms Common ana
factory grades advanced slightly. Prime, tAe- ;
extra PRIME. s.. fancy, 5kc. common. ~ aJsc. (.
hand picked. 34alzc
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
lReportei for the Dispaschl
AFRH 3--Ihe market Is quiet with light sales
aud yery light receipts Tho stock 10 The country
ha. been greatly reduced ~ shipments 10 meet
tEa late advance IN priceS Prime, oao : g extra
prime. j.c. iancy, 5.e. spanish, N~De.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
RaLr1MoRE srocK MARKEr

pAtrruoRR. No. April Virginia i0-t0s
PA. on: DO ga, 6s& 1850. Baltimore and ONO,
4s ml. Northern Ctu.rai. 15a.5 Cincinnati.
Washington aud Baltimore Isis, IN DO. 2ds.
5O4 30. DDS. gde254 Consolidated Rls bonds,
NIX did; 10. stock, f3s45s.
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CRAZE AID corraN gXcRaraR

RICHMOND, April ,, Is3L
oFFsRISgs.
WHEAr.-i.9l 30 b1suols.
CORS.-t go bushels.
OArs.-50 bushels.
ORcHArD-GRAss SEED 10 bushels
MlLL-OFFAL-ls tons.
sAL6s RggDRrsO 70 sscaRfAaY
CoRN.-Whiie. 600 bushels prime 81 axe. 90
bushels very good Ola private terIns.
ORcHAKy-OKAs5 5BED.--30 bushels on private
terms.
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,.,. candidate. Elected.

OsxAIoosA, KAN, April 3.-The OsEa
,oosa idea IL stll extanL After vigorous
Ngbt the female candidates for city Offices
wan the day by sweeping maiorities.
Al Cottonwood Falls. Kan, the ladies
were also triumphant, Mrs. Minnie Morgan
being elected mayor. with all the members
Of the Council Of her sex.
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n,,,n ,on,~n,,onY Y, NJ. q. a.

SAVANNAH, Ga. April 3.-fhe state Con-
yention Of the Young MeO's Christian AsSo-
citation Of Georgia will met here tomorrow.
A conference OF the general secretaries be-
Gan to.d9v. Delegates are expected from all
over the STATE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

HTuiF HtIE.
..t,l fnInrrarn N die DIsnli "a

Especial telegram 70 the Disps'ch1
NORFOLK. w.. April "a youth named
JOHNNY McDcrmott, son Of the well-Sno"n
dairyman, was drowned in the harbor this
afternoon by The ospsinng Of boat In which
be was sailing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

ilty telegraph To tho bitpa"h'l
WAsurNGroN, April at Is understood
tbtt ". o. Bradley. OF Kentucky. has de-
c,ired the Corean Mission. TO which he was
nominated few dsvs ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
To BUILD u Free Bridge.

CHATTANOOGA, April o. The County
Court Do, decided 10 build free bridge
across the Tennessee river 81 Chattanooga at
q cost " 500. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
r,e Charleston Ain sst Ready.

SAN Francisco, CAL, April a-The
cruiser Charleston is almost ready Tor sea.
The members OF the Examining Board are
IN the rounds making preliminary exami-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

COTTON REPORT

We quote FIae. 81 y3sSayS snp~rfus s2-75a
fse5. ezra, 6Lj)sel71. famuy, StasAo9 pAIen'
iamllY, country, d. .1lSl. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHEREwIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
Stock Exehangss-Grsin.Y Flour Cot
ton, Neat, and Other QuotationS
rpy telegraph to the D,sps,cn.,

S--1 WASHINGTON. April a-for Viz
| FAIR lginia. colder. fair, and nOrthwos'eriy
Jwinds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

special telegram f0 the Dspat'1I
Cr,LoTrf. y. c.. April 3.-lhe state
sunday. Convention was much more
largely attended TODAY than yesterday.
many delegates coming Q last Might and tbs
morning
The Committee on Permanent Organila-
ton reported, nominating for president
Rev. o. il. Prilchari, ID. d., OF Whining.
ton: Nlce-Prc.idca,>, Rev. 4. y. laic-. Of
Dura1m. Kew J.. v. l.. Psrchcau, OF W IL
m.n2.on; W. T.. >Waine. of Winston; W.
=. Rsussucr. q Newton; $. ". Eeld. Of
Mcckeuburg: Captain \. @. bnniles, ~
Charlotte; u. H. Albright, of Chatham; sec.
reraIy. Professor =. ". Gore. OF Chapel
I'M: Assistant secretary, ". =. Robinson,
oi Chapel Nm; >tau.iIcal secretary. II. y.
snow, " Durham.
The convention vas to-nigh t,ddressed by
Rev. ). +. CrOweil. d. d., Of Trinity COL
lee. and william REYNOLDS, OF Illinois.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

lD' so'egrsph " the Dispatcb.l
bicAOo' April g. News was received In
ilis citY Tins ioorning OF the arrival al Key
"est Of the steamer Nanticoke and her de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
IRE HUNGRY OFFICE SEEKERS HAVE
NEW HOPES
Some Consolation for the Postmastsrs-rhe
Public Frintor-Ths solioitor-osasral-
ship-Notss.
From our noriIar correaponaonti n


WASHINGTON. Arru 3 --N Now that The Sen-
.io has adjourned ibe hungry horde q Office.
seekers have new hopes. They look bright
with cNrcctsncy. and they talk 20 II the
frniug.out process, will commence In
earnest. They aTc running around worry.
in ne conerfssmen and bringing every m.
fntncc 10 bear UPON The Cabinet officers for
rlerr,. It's Astonishing how many of them
SAINT 90 i1csfe right bore IN Washington.
NH. tsa ptetiy civ. sud now that the trcCs
ire getting ready 20 bud, and the sun shines
soIr.rhtIV. they ycarn q locate right here
ana ,o'ils down into " hstihcy have pictured
faf r.sny ioptbs-A Eat place. There sre
port.p. 20 least zoo Vcpublicnu moIhers Of
ibe House in me city ~ thf timc, aud they
have been pursued night and dsy by The Office
sectors. fuc.r mail is something terrific 20
hctri1. owe ~ iNe western members &C..
marked f,.d9, That Pc was now receiving Oh
g. average about 10 letter, Ter day. q" .is
Gee i.-rc,t boy far during nay congressman
,rf.rffrre." 30 added. Although my
di.i.i. '- i.2oo miie. from Washington
ftcr. ISM p da1 nat do NOS have from ten
toadol~u callers from mon @ho have come
on here booking 'or something. I have lost
Fifteen pounds ot iD.a since The 40 oI
Alar.h. slG am Sin 20 p1yed ont. II VIII
10 necessary for me 20 remain here ~ least
Thirty days longer"
SUI rog soNf MONTHS.
TIN. member i. one II The be.t-postcd Re-
run.Drns bow $50 the CITY. and many quc~'
lion. we're rui Go him regarding The
c,ar.c ,o DO pursucd ny The powor'-to-oc
with regard to chances IA tae oi.
Gc-.. fIo said That hc ala not Think
f,c higher oia ai- would commence 10 make
removals in mo los'.ci,ices % the presidential
..-. fnf soln. months yet. fhti thcy Wouid
IRIS, HN up 800 tie dap omttc sud consular
business. faen cofuncncr on tne collectors ~
CUSTOMS. pnd collie tors a. Internal revenue,
and thc wafrhllstips. cfc. lio wss caudl3
snou.b 90 admit ih4t hc believed nearly all
TIE moro impor5ut offices would We hIlrd
with Hf,uhlrsn. before the end 81 Hart
sons fr4i ,cu a' President, and remarked
fn this connection tbar % had been dcur hy
cycii Il,.l4cnt
CYNgi ANTS.
The most prominent Democrats now here
TAI, iir.am, VicH ~ thc easo, h,t somehow
the hungry DW .c.sacteIs Nho can Pee heard
10 qrgu.tle are muifUing complaints aFsiust
Harrison afr~a iv. aut Alt declaring hit dee
!. .uue Oh d1 "iu,t IKE cleveland. ~
Wei. t.rr..uU of go" municipal elections
intrc Isree town. ~ OHIO ou Nou.sy. 9ud
in Chicago s.d ~. l'u's Yesterday has
greatly n~.tsf,I the Republican politicians.
'Ia.r tna'f l.c tna routing which the re-
lsnf crr. got $50 a.u.g ibr iur. u SLOWS
f..f I..ft4I cod LOSING heart over the '.cY'-
land ,r.I.r.a lt-t fli zoe Democrat, arc up
ir arms. aud l,y, gone % work 10 earnest
t,Drlaeefr. r. wlI ht remembered
ftt uc HrruJnrsu. clrricd st. Louis
ir November ny maiorue- ranging
fi.m 10000 20 1900. The tables were
,,,-r,t ,.-ferl., aud the Democrats give
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
THE HURRICANE AT SAMOA.

AUCKLAND, n. b., April S.-rhe recent
hurricane In the South Pacific Ocean caused
great damage on the island OF Tahiti. Parts
OF the Island were submerged and many per-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID xxRCgcKp Al THk DISPATCH OFFICE
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xarn., nrm

Market Arm.
oUOTArIosA
klDnLigG. 3isc.
Low AIODLIs5. 2Ac.
6OODoRDlsAET. Sac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
RARxKTs BY rBLEsaAPa
NV YORK.

NEw Y0gx. April 8 Cotton sleaiy sales, %,
bales: uplAnds. I0Ac .Orlsans, i0Ec ;etporis-
20 Great Butain. HQ1j bales % the Continent
ass bales: stock, f5l.i03 bales. Souihern nonr
duil and heagy. Mneat-Spot strong a1d ~
d CHER. options moderately active and strong,
No rel. April x - Nay, - ~, June. ~ ..
Corn--Spot moro active nnf Asi,c higher ant
strong; No. 2. f3aiSs . NJ ele'sidr; opoons fall
AMI strUug April sfl-ieatJac. May sui june.
43hc. Osts-spot duh and osrriy steady, op-
lions dnll and weak April. a0A aD',c. Nay
aud June. % &C.. Ma , SPOT 1iaf'c. mixed sret
ern. a)a,E. HOls quiet aud steady, Coffee
Options cloefd steady: Auril tlj 7sSl5ss Way.
klANAai6: june. fisaSlnB spof hiO quiet fair
cargoes. a. Sugar-kae steady and Qoiet
fair reaniug > il-ibc. reGurd quiet And sissiiy
MoiasHes-Foreign rather easy; aofefL t'Nc .
Ne~ Orleans dull oUen-Reuie. good 20 fancy,
HsAOc. N0e steady snd QUOT. Petroleum lrmer
aud quiet Co,t0n-eeei Oh QuieL Roam steady
and quot Turpcnune Gun ard nominal a.
about 81. Hide quiet and steady. Wool s~sk
AMI quiet Pork lower. Oh mess. slAs)sfli
new meas, flA ylHsia-S extra p1ine, fiR n
Boef quiet Beet hans duh heri"d hs.ef elow
Cut meats Quot Midiles easy: short clear.
Sass lsrl dull and castor: western, ~ riy,
sss oprous-ApriL e. ~ asked Nay, q -
$40; June. yn3L frolghia steady. cotton.
4
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CnrcAao

CHICAGO. April 2-Ihe cash quotations were
flour nomlnsliy unchanged Mheat-No
sprlng aud No. rel, ~. Ne corn, 49,.
Ne. oats, SO. Noes pork. tlA2hti22A larl.
slgSaei ~. sh0rf-~ihs. 81 saftal shoulders
g.. JleSAsa Shori~olear. tS62 st1,A Whskcy,
SlH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

THx WEATHER n RICHMOND YESTERDAY VIA
clear and warm.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-09-04
ENGLISH SYNDICATE
Getting It's Grip Upon tho Coal
Businoss at Pittsburgh.
Notice 90 bc served ON Empicyes by q
Coal Firm Disp~nsiog with
THEIR service.

Pirrsnunor. Aug. 3o.--what has all
tho appearance OF being tho FIRST step
toward throwing over tho properties
OF tho Pittsburgh coal kings into tho
hands OF the English syndicate OF capital
lists has just bccn taken. Joseph Wal
ton & Co. tho largest coal operators In
tho Monongahcla Valley. have served
notice upon all their stcamboatmcn,
among whom arc several old and high
salaricd captains and engineers. that tho
firm will not need their services after tho
first OF next month. IL In also stated on
the very best authority that all their old
yearly mcn-such as supcrintendcnts,
pit bosses, store managers, and mill and
river bosses shave been served with
similar notices. These notices request
tho mon to call at tho firms ofilco In
Pittsburgh and have all accounts sot-
tlcd. This action Is regarded by
knowing ones "a the first movc toward
transferring tho company's property
10 the syndicate OF English capitalists
which is known 10 have boon cndcavor-
ing to buy out Pittsburgh's coal indus.
try for weeks past a circumstance
which gives much weight to the sup
position that tho Walton plant will
shortly bc bought out by tho syndicate
In n statement that appeared In tho
notices served upon tho employs OF the
company. IL is that the old firm
OF Joseph Walton & Co, known
among all stcamboatmcn as one
OF tho heaviest and largest
coal-shipping concerns in tho Mononga-
hola Valley. will DO changed after Sep
tcmbcr I. This statement and tho no.
ticc OF discharge served upon tho com
pany's employees. together with tho fact
that Walton q Co are willing TO sell out
III they can got fair price for their
properties, is regarded as conclusive cy-
idcncc that they will shortly have turn
ed their coal mines and steamboats, over
To foreign capitalists.
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CONFEDERATE WIDOWS.
oeorEi. WIN provid. for Those Living In
Itcr uorsi~ra-

ATLANTA. Ca, Aug. si.--Gcorgia IL
about to pension tho widows of her
Confederate soldiers. Ten years ago
the State adopted tho policy of PEN
sioninR the Confederate soldiers liv-
Ing within her borders. At tho opening
OF the present Hcssion ~ the Legislature
Governor Gordon. In special mos
sage, urged that the widows and orphans
OF the Ccnfcdcratcs who fell in battle
should he pcnsloncd. This RECON-
mcndation was referred to special
committee of thirty, which has agreed
upon unanimous report which viii bc
adopted. Tho bill Ia bo thus reported
takes In the widows only. that IL tho
widows of Confederate soldiers that
died In battle or from wounds re-
ccivcd In tho service. or the hardships
incident thereto. and who have re-
maincd unmarried. They must also
have been married Mt the time 81 the
service. A constitutional amendment
Will bc necessary 10 lcgaliEo those pen
sions, so the amount IN not fixed I'm tho
bill thus completed. II IL not believed
that there are over I, 600 widows In tho
State eligible for this pension. Tho
orphans Will not be- provided Tor yot. tho
sentiment OF tho Legislature being that
they will be- ablc to provide for them
selves without State aid.
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Renirtance Unto Death.

KsoxvILI.r, Tenn. Aug. so.-Thorc
Is a factional war 10 tho death In Harlan
County. KY, In which half dozon mon
have boon killed and preparation mado
for tho murder OF others. Wilson How
ard and J. Jennings, two dcspcradocs,
who arc wanted in Missouri for muir
der, hayc during the past few
months killed three brothers named
Turner. For these crimes Judge Wilson
Lewis, OF Harlan County, with a dozen
armed men, started out to captured
Howard and jennings who. with deter
mined friends, had taken refuge In anu
bush. bloody battle ensucd. In which
three members Of the Lewis crowd wcro
killed and others seriously wounded.
There Is $1,000 reward In Missouri for
Howard and Jennings. and they hayo
decided TO die before being taken.
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FACING DEATH.
Preparations Made TO Lynch ths
ooQeboc Stage Robbor.
uoishsy Turned over Ia ,h. sheriff. who
start. vith Iiis Prisoner te Jail.

MARQUETTE. Mich. Sept ~ Iiolxhay.
tho oogcbic stage robbcr who was cap
turcd Saturday. wa. ycstcrday turned
over to the shcriff of Bogcbic County. who
arrived here yesterday morning. accom-
panied by stronR posse and persons
whose prcsencc was required for tho
purpose Of identifying tho prisoner.
among them being the driver OF tho
stage that was held up when flcisch-
bcin was shot aud robbed. Tho GOgcbie
shrrir left with his prisoner on
tho west-bound South shore train las,
cvening. The priaoner was -mlscn and
defiant, his demcanor showing him ,o 10
ready for any desperate deed that
would give him death or liberty. and ~
not securely kept there II danger that
he will yet effect his escape. Whom ho
was brought to the station Ia take tho
train there was an immense crowd gath
cred there Ia catch glimpse - him.
As they crowded about tho officer who
had him La charge. the prisoner scowled
and said. III ! had my guns and was
free, you fellows would not bc 40 aux
ious 90 got close to me-" lie refused 20
talk concerning bis exploit IN any hut
oniccrs Gloje and wciscl. who captured
him; but to these ho made statement,
while they wero with him ln tho
jail, In which no admitted that
hc IL the man who went through
tho Minnesota aud Northwestern
train between Maple Vaiiry and f.iils
Junction last May: Wisconsin Central
train In August besides having held up
several stage coaches In Northern Wis
consin during the past six months. and
committed numerous other small rob
berics He was az once recognized by
the driver Of the Dogebic stage as the
man who bad halted and frod on the
stage. and recognized the driver la turn.
The only regret that Iloikhay expresses
In connection with his criminal career
Is that tho two officers at Repubiic Who
had effected his capture should have
succeeded In taking him 40 easily. a. ha
says hc was determined not to b. taken
alive, and declares n hs had the least
inkling Of their purpose when they
were approaching with such appar-
ent nnconcefn as hs was starting
from tho hotol, he would have shot
thom down unhcsitatlngiy. The
proof against him without his
admissions 10 tho officers would b. com
plcte, and unless he oscapcs by suicide
or \ bold rush for freedom. he ~ Looked
for life term In the state Prison at
Marquette. There - no likelihood that
an attcmpt will 10 made 10 lynch him
on bis arrival az Itsssemer though he
would have stood In good deal ~ dan
ger had he been taken there imnie-
diatsiy following the attack on the stage
and the killing 81 fleisGhbcin.
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woodrun Excepte1.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.--Iudgc Mcconnell
this morning decided that all tho do
PENDANTS Ira the Cronin trial must be
tried together with tho exception OF
Frank Woodruff. He said that In Wow
Of woodruffs confessions IL would bo
manifestly unfair TO allow him 70 go on
trial with the others. All the defend
ants then took exceptions 10 the ruling
OF the court refusing them separate
trials, and the judge granted twenty
days in which 70 flo bills OF exception.
The attorneys for the various defend
ants then expressed themselves as ready
10 proceed with tho trial.
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day Michael Douavin. living on High
street fcli through iho rotten cover 0f a
cisterni and. in spite % his wife's efforts
y rescue him. was drowned. slipping
out of bis wifo's arms after she rad
caught him. Michael Mcfenden. his
neNt-door neighbor. recovered the body,
and remarked that he had had pre-
monitlon for several days that his own
end was near. but he guessed this ox-
planned IT, This forenoon McKondcn
was working in ditch for city sower
on Iwcnty-ninth street when the ditch
caved IN, and be was 50 badly hurt that
he died this evening.