Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-08

Kilrain aud tho obsteeies constantly In hi(
pathway and his final disappointment ana
defeat. He read numerous extracts from
different papers touching the sluggers,
with the final declaration that ktlrain was
In Canada. The governor listened atten-
lively without word OF Interruption until
Norris finished, when he quietly said; Mr..
Norris. the reward for Kilrain 10 Withdrawn
and your agency revoked, and publication
OF the withdrawal and revocation will be
made through the same channels that gave
them publicity"
The governor looked little annoyed and
was retleent. A correspondent inquired
when Sullivan would reach Jackson. He
replied, "At half-past l O'Clock Sunday
morning." The firm OF A. lehman d Co.,,
cotton brokers In New Orleans, telegraphed
Mr.. Strauss. u merchant ofthis city, to sign
John L. Snllivan's appearance bond and
that they would be responsible to him aud
hold him harmless should there be de-
fault.
LOUISVILLE. KY., Aug. 3.-John L. sulll-
van, In charge OF the deputy sheriff FROM
Mississippi and TohInas Adams OF lnspecto
Byrnes' staff and accompanied by M@
Clune Of New York, stopped over here thf,
morning on visit to Chief Hughes Of tn
fire department, who met him AT the depot
The whole party proceeded to the chieft
office, where Sullivan held a levee about
Thousand people calling to see him.
| He appears In perfect health and spirih
and says he entertains no apprehensions o.
severe treatment at the hands OF Missis
sipp authorities.
He was very polite to the immense
crowd that called upon him and said laugh
ingly that he would like to be tried by
Jury picked from among them.
At 1920 the party took the Louisville q
Nashville train for New Orleans.
| -
JACKSON, MISS, Aug. 4.-The train
bearing Sullivan missed connection above
and his arrival was delayed 10 hours,
reaching here at 40 p. On. The day
being Sunday larger crowd than would
otherwise have assembled at the station
were in waiting and numbered 1900 or
more. When the party alighted and
started for the Edwards Hotel the crowd
followed and made considerable demon-
ssrations, some going so far as to hurrah
for Sullivan.
The manner of his reception, and evil
dent intention OF his friends to make
Jolly occasion Of it, led Governor Lowry
to at once take steps to prevent what ht
deems an insult to the state and an un-
warranted piece of impotence on the
part of those who should have advised
qniet and retirement ON the part OF Sulli-
van, and at 9 O'Clock he sent for Deputy
Sheriff Ohiles and ordered him to convey
the prisoner to the city Jail, where he
now is locked up with but one friend.
Matt Olune who was allowed TO accom-.
paDy him. Sullivan submitted quietly to
the order Of the governor, and rather
blames his friends for making his aitua-
tion worse than it otherwise would have
been but for their over jealous attentions.
l
EoRFoLK, Va, Aug. 5.-Jake Kilrain
was arrested this morning on the beach
at Ocean View by Detective Norris. He
was taken back TO Hampton, where he
has been staying for several days.
JACKSON, MISS, Aug. 6.-John L.
, Sullivan spent the greater part of last
night In jail, but was taken back to the
Edwards House before daylight. At II
O'Clock yesterday morning he had hear.
ing before Judge Campbell upon writ
of habeas corpus. The judge ordered
, that he be at once taken to Marion
county. Detective Ohilds left with his
, prisoner at p. m. yesterday for Marion
i county.
8 KILRAIN NOT ARRESTED.
3 BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-Ktlrain's friends
. in Baltimore were very much alarmed on
. learning that he had been arrested BY
3 Detective Norris at Ocean View. Trust
Q worthy information was received late las
r night from Hampton that Kilrain is still
: at that place, and that he has not beer
n honored by visit from detective.
PuRvIs, Miss, Aug. 7.-sullivan wa
arrsigned befors Justice Garter yesterda!
/. morning and was placed under ~ ,OO
/ bail to appear before the circuit cour
. special term to be held here commencing
: on August 18th.
O MuRnER aVENGEn.