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Helena weekly herald., 1889-11-07
Vote on Constitution.
SENATOR'S.
Beayerhead.


Beaverhead.
Lawrence A. Brown, Rep 827
L C. Fyhrie, Dem 723
Custer.
VIM Ferdon, Rep $50
*Robert G.. Redd Dem 601
Cascade.
~ T Harrington, Rep $50
Robert S Ford, Dem 725
Dawson.
*Wm S Becker, Dem 29O
David r Mead, Rep 249
Deer Lodge.
D J Mcmillan, Rep 1854
SWIM NJ Thornton, Dem 20SS
Fergus.
&c ] McNamara, Dem 7O2
VIM II Watson, Rep 569
GaIIatin.
&c w Hoffman, Dem 956
Peter Koch, Rep 742
Jefferson.
Edward, Cardwell, lem LAO
*Robert Fisher, Rep 1,l65
Lewis and Clarke.
&c Hedges, Rep 2,646
n w Mcconnell, Dem 2,525
Madison.
*Loren B Olds, Rep 725
VIM Owsley, Dem 681
Meagher.
Chas w Cook, Rep 675
*Wm Parberry, Dem 737
MissOula.
Thos G Marshall, Dem 1857
IN E Rutherford, Rep 1,640
A B Hammond l
VIM T Field, Dem 878
*James S Thompson, Rep 1000
s K RalstOn, l
Yellowstone.
*Albert L Babcock, Rep 437
VIM B Ten Eyck, Dem 242
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Beayerhead.
"A G Witter, Rep 849
*R T Wing, Rep 817
F L Graves, Dem 697
w J Koontz, Dem 657
Cascade.
*Edwin D HASTE. Rep 927
*Chas LOchray, Rep 500
John w Stanton, Dem 729
VIM Clark, Dem TIP
William Courtenay, Dem 499
Eugene A johnson, Dem 46O
*Chas H Loud, Rep 627
*Hugh Moran, Rep 628
Dawson and Cascade.
is Day, Dem 979
*Martin Newcomer, Rep 1,143
Deer Lodge and Beaverhead.
Willard Bennett, Rep 1859
Frank Kennedy, Dem 1859
Deer Lodge.
" w Blair, Rep 2,672
&c M Crutchfeld, Dem 2,670
A R Dearborn, Rep 1850
Chas Houck, Rep 2,4S3
*Silvan Hughes, Dem 1888
*R G Humber, Dem 2,7O9
&c K Hardenbrook, Dem 2,753
*Frank Hollywood, Dem 2671
John Iseman, Rep 2,542
James Marcum, Dem 1855
Ed T McKinstry, Rep 2,491
~ K Toole, Dem 2,916
w W Turney. Rep 2,487
GA Tibbetts, Rep 2,519
Fergus.
*John R Barrows, Dem 623
Rudolph Won Tobel, Jr. Rep 597
*John D Waite, Rep $50
John II Willard, Dem 572
Gallatin.
&c P Biak eley, Dem 9O6
G s Lansing, Rep 100
I'D P McElwee, DPm $50
j. S Wilson, Rep 764
Jefferson and GaIIatin.
James E Jackson, Rep 1916
*W G Whaley. Dem 1.948
Jefferson.
*Peter Breen, Dem 1902
j ] Cronk. Rep 1O99
Albert l. Love, Rep 1O3O
SOUS E Pool, Dem 1854
Samuel A Swiggett, Rep 1859
*Jamas c Twohy, Dem 1,191
Madison.
*Patrick Carney, Dem 696
*Fayette Harrington, Rep 704
Myron d letters, Dem $50
James M Page, Rep 6SS
Meagher.
James L Fisk. Dem 645
*E H Goodman, Rep 1856
F d Spratt, Rep 662
*John A Woodson, Dem Tic
Helena weekly herald., 1889-11-07

THE text of the proclamation admitting
North Dakota is virtually the same as the
above.-ED.
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TIE RACES AT MISSOULA.
Twelve NWnsirssl People .sssjoy Ys~ter,ssy'~
Eyent--1hr wtnner~.

Sp'cia, Ia the standard.
MissoCLA. Mont. Sept. 5.-A finer day
for horse--icing could not have been
made to order than to-day. There was
neither wind nor dust. the track was fast
and safe, and the twelve hundred people
who gathered ~ thu track made
happy by one OF TN" tincst days racing
ever given i'm Montana. The day is siesig-
Day" and the big mills were shut down
tn let the men the spcrs. The uniiu-
ish,I tsot which wts hung over from yea
tcrriay resulted in Lady Maud winning the
iifth heat and race in 2::Dt:. After the
posi- 80 rcIneut of tEc race. Maud sold a.
hot tavcritc and wo;' ;h" decisive heat ,n
jog. bca,iIig Singleton three icngth-.
he first race OF ,hc day was tho three
quarter tia>ii with Black Pilot, kittic Van
and Rnliy B.liy. ,lic latter selling choice.
The finish was a most exciting one. and
ki,iis Van won by a length IN i:labs;
Roiiy l,oiiy SECOND. Pilot third. The u,i-
t,is,S paid S.si on Nittir Van.
Ih: quarter mile ,.a,h was won hy Bob
Wade over Ncttir y. and Rcdhirti in "a
won without whip or spur. The mut,ials
paid $50.
1lc mile and a quarter race was "A nice
contest, although, Jubilee had the best of
IL throughout. Dcatiug Kce Wee Ma two
lengths and Black Pilot ten Lengths. Er"
W. Ma was tirs; favoritc, lint the choice
soon .,s, went To Jubilee. Time, 21i,
The special mixed trotiing aud pacing
race was the most interesting event of the
day. The betting ran high, and il was
some time before the sports picked out
the winner. The entries were: Palatina.
John Henry. Fnutasie. tlatawa and Harry
NoieN. The race was pretty am cNhi-
bition as could he imagined. Palsstira
won in three straight heats. in 2:2I. 2:29,
2:.7t.. In the last heat Harry Volcx's
driver, Field. fined SD for foul driving
and his horse SET back To- last place. The
are highly pleased with the track and
their treatment here.
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SANTA FE. New Mexico, Sept. 5.-The
announcement of standing committees
and the adoption of rules. constituted the
chief work of the state convention to-day.
The preliminarics now practically
done with, and the delegates are scttlin &
To work. Two complete constitutions
were presented to-day. and their various
subjects referred To tho appropriate com
mittecs. The delegates intend conpiet-
ing their iabors inside of two weeks, as
they receive no pay for their serv ices. and
most of them are neglc6 ting their persona
affairs. One of the copies of "a constit,i-
ton presented to-day il almost identical
with that adopted by North Dakota, and
the other covers but seventeen pages of
legal cap. but is pronounced by those who
have examined IL as "A very able document
and remarkable for simplicity and con-
ciseness.
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4 lihas.lv Find ou the Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-The finding
of ~ body at Spanishtown, supposed tn bc
that of Chris Sylvester, who was drowned
on the ocean beach on August 4, recalls
one of the most pathetic accidents that
ever occurred in the vicinity of san Fran
cisco, which was the drowning of Chris
Sylvester. hired man, and Archi,,al Id
Cockb,,rn and George COckb,iru. two lads
aged II aus! IA years. within the sight of
their father, on the ocean beach. August a.
The party were picnicl<ing ON some
rocks in "a little cove on the ocean beach.
about six miles south of San Pedro dairy.
over the san Mateo line, when am inn
mcnse wave swept the three to their
death. and Gcrlyc Cocl<burIi. the father of
the boys. narrowly ESCAPED like fate.
A moment after the wave swept the boys
and Sylvester to- their watcry grave the.
sole witness of the disaster could see no
trace ar vestigc of them.
The body discovered on the beach near
San Pedro point. is supposed to- y. the re-
mains of Chris Sylvester, one of the i'll
fatcd three. IL was hea,iicSs aud arnics-,
and had evidently been long time in the
water. Mr.. CockbiIrn. who went to see.
the body yesterday. thought that the body
must bc that of Chris Sylvester.
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Robbed an 1owa Treasury.

. CEDAR RAPIDS. Sept. BE. ID. Stctiman.
treasurer of Benton county for the past
nine years. has been arrested on the
char,y. OF cmbczzicncnt, and il now on
bail in the sum OF S;.GO. Stcslnau was
ON, or the most popular men in tn" state.
He first entered upon his duties as treas
tir,r in June. 1881. hut before his rs.-slec-
ton for his second term he had began his
stealing from the county. and experts io
haN: been al work upon the books find "a
deficiency of sil .Jtr'. covering "a period of
six wears.
The s,irrw,lncs- and boldn.ss with
which the sIiiNs.Zsicr covered iip his work
is astonishing and brings To light the at
most carlcsSn,Ss and inconpetcucy ON
the part of several boards of supervisors.
who have pretended to examine tho a aiiars,
of til" office s'ni-suuually.
St'd'udu'S family hny. in mo- way prof
tied 10y his d"falrations. and IL seems that
the. money was cNpcndod in "Ntravagant
habits al living. tie IL now apparently
without rn"aus-his homestead il heavily
mortgasscd. ou cousidcraibi" of his prop
erty taxes have not been paid for years.
and his family is practically destitute.
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Sl,s.eusl,en.i l,ay lsacs...

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. 5.-Thc attend
ancc at the races to-day was good. The
surprise of the day Brittanc's victory
i'm the second race. He made a new rec
ord for seven furlongs. :26 :'-5. which
beats &. w. Cooks time by one-iifth of "a
second. In the mile Badge won. Little
Minch second. King Crab third. Time,
1::D.
Seven MISUNDERSTANDING won. Rcss
second, Forsiham third. Time. IN 80.
One and one-siXteenth milcs-Buddhi-t
won, Calieute second. Phiiantcr third.
Time. 2:26 1-5.
Three-q,iarters mile-Magnate won, The
Cyclone tcoltl second. Ralph Bayarsl
third. Time. IA Is.
One and one-haif milcs-Firenese won.
Retrieve second. Kalloha third. Time.
2::i5 30.
One and ofe-half miles on t,irf-BarriS-
ter won, Elgin second. Troy third. Time.
? ::E 40.
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Walker blaine Missing.

WAsHINGTON, September 5.-Where is
Walker Blaine? The Department of State
knows not, and his colleagues aae not i'm
communication with him. His mysterious
absence causes unfeigned anxiety. II is
believed that he is all right. yet his tlisap-
pearance excites alarm. When President
Harrison quilted Bar Harbor Walker
Blaine had tn remain behind to nurse a
black eye. incurred by a tumble of a buck
noari Two weeks ago young Blaine left
Bar Harbor and went to New York city.
From that point the trail Is lost: hence the
State Department officials are rather un-
easy. IL is though. that the yc;inx diplo-
mat may he at New London, Conn, where
his lady love lives. II he is not there then
ms abrupt disappearance may assume "a
very serious aspect.
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KILLED WHILE ASLEEP.
Piendish Crime Committed BY Drunken
Woman In Minnesota.
Mr.. Holmes mo, ~n'i 'i~tici with Nearly sew
rrinis Her iiUsband'- Head FROM His
Bosiy. s:SpI"sis> n Giant Cart
rtsl;ss. in iii- Mouth.

FARauNGroS, Mimi. Sept. s. The at
ts~c.iics of Jack the Ripper" in the
Whituchai"l district of London. were
ac!i,raed Ivy Mrs. Sa.nicl Holmes. wife of
one of ;i, !.-'ntthiS'st and IN pst pruu,Ucut
farmers in Dakotn county and mother of
three grown-,Ip chilsircII. Mrs. Hcincs
i.as lon. becu addicted to the excessive
use of siiniuiantsannl when under the in-
tiurucr OF ii,!trOr il "a vcritabic iicnd. Re-
rontcd Efforts tn wcan her from the per-
nicio,is habit proved fr,iitlcss'. and a
last resort and hoping to fris,l,tcu her into
permanent s'otricty, Mr.. Holmes an
uounccd on saturday that !, was his in-
tcntiou to transfer all of his property.
consisting of bank stocks and mortgages.
,o his eldest son, leaving his wife nothing
except her tiower interest ia the home
stead. two miles south at the city.
Mrs. Holmes, ansser,'d and mortified that
tlc family Skeleton should thus bc parTiticl
in public, came to- town and purchased II
quantity of liquor. She returned home az
ii O'clock Saturday evening. crazcd 10y
drink. aud "a, One" oitarrs'icd with hcr hus-
band. ficr condition aud abuse ,lisg,i-tcJ
him. and hc retired To his room. She sat
up all might drinking the liquor she had
purchased i'm this city and plotting, the
crime she committed at sunrise.
At q a., lock Sunday morning the woman.
who by this time was on the verge Of de-
iiriuni trsmcns. went I" the woodsihei,
seized an axe, and returning To the room
where. her husband was sleeping souitsiiy.
sent the keen edge of the wcapon de- g. i'm
To the >lctpiiig mans hcitu.
A second blow nearly severed his right
arm At the shoulder. and. although lac was
dead at this time. Mrs. Holmes had not
finished iisr tiendish work. She placed "a
giant powder cartridge. such as il used ia
blasting. s,tunps. in the mouth of the dead
maj, aud lighted the i,isr. The cartride'.
cxIs!osicd blowing Holmes head and
shoulders tn atoms and -h,,tcriur every
thing ia the room. Tho NOISE of III" rx-
piosion attracte, Samuel Hain"-, "A neigh
boring farmer, who bnstcucd iuto town
and lodged information against the muir
tiercr.
Holmes bloody and ,iisiig,irrd corpse il
now in charge of the ruroucr, and his
wife. ia n half-tlriinllcfi stupor. il locked
in the county Jail To- await Developments
at the inquest.
The murder has created widespread
sensation. its horribl. character adding tn
the rxritement.
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Insurance Men at Denver.

DENVER. Sept. 5.-rhc convention of
tho association of national insurance COM
missioncrs met again this morning.
Chairman Rugglcs. Of the special commit
tee to- name officers aud AN executive COM
mittcc reported. and tho following ofii-
Gers were elected: President. Major g..
-. Merrill, of Massachusetts: vice prs,-i-
dent, -. &. Kemp. of Ohio: secretary. Geo.
rs. Lupcr. of Pennsylvania. The members
of the executive committee are: a.. II.
Tyler. of Connecticut; &. Il. Ellclps,s. of
Missouri: l.. B. Schwanbcrk. of Colorado; T;
W. a. Townsend, Of Rhode Island. and
Phil Check. of Wisconsin. Tomorrow
will be rendered the commissioners at the.
Windsor tomorrow 10y the ins''-.ucc
agents Of the Denver. IL will s - most
elaborate affair ever Witnessed in the city.
On Saturday ava excursion to Georgetown
has been arranged for. The convention
has been ~ success in every way, and the
guests OF the state insurance dppartmen;
arr. well impressed with Colorado.
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.


New York stock Exchange.
NEW York. Sept. a.-Thc stS.k market
was again very active aud decidedly
strong to-day. weakness seemingly having
entirely Disappeared from the list. The
continued animation was largely the re-
suit of buying orders from o,.tsi,lc scrv-
ices, though the most influential Of these
was the buying Of western stocks 10y "a
Chicago party, which made the i.r.tugcrs
to-day the leading stocks, with the cNccl,-
ton Of coaicrs. The list is almost in
variably higher Tonight. Governments
dull btIt steady. Petroleum Opened
firm at 9134. but became weak and de-
ciined to Mss. Supporting orders then
caused slight rally ana the market
closed steady at vi -. The total sales were
sssjtaJ barrels.
Copper was weak. and lead quiet hut
strong; domestic at St.t2E. Tin, spot
strong. futures weak, straits AT S1D.1O.
The mining quotations: Best and Bel
cher. $50; Caledonia. Is. H.. :s1O; Colorado
Central, 1,U: Cont aiiforni,-Va, 1!0; Conn
monwcaltii, 3D; Dcadwood, 1JO; Eureka
Con. Ilo; Could & Curry. 10: Hale n Nor
cross. :ap; Homcsstakc, Nd; Horn Silver.
12D; Iron Silver. 3D; Mexican. AOO: M,i-
t,lai. l'D; Antonio. 455; Occi.isntal. 155 /;
ilyrnouth. 40; Savage, 10: Si.rr'.
Nevada. 215; Standard, lOD; Union Con,
:sO: Ward Con-. l7O; Ncllowjackct. Nd.
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PANS. Sept. 5.-''Jarptics .. I" Vcutrcur
Jack. the Ripper" is the uaInc of a play
which il being produced AT Chateau de Au
with cnornous success. Ii j. the most
horrible piece ever played on the French
stage. 1t deals. OF course. with the White
chapel murders and in n most horribly
realistic manner. Some of III" situations
are shocking and would la tolerated i'm no
other country but this. prominent
character i'm the play il the head of the
New York police. who eventually s,ic-
cec,ls i'm uncarthing ''Jack. the Ripper"
who il "a scion of "a noble family, who has
vowed vengeance ON the unfortun.,tes of
London. as his life has been ruined 10y one
of them.
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Mexican Lead tbrt.>.

EEENE, y. H.. sept. 5.-Sccrctary Win
dom. who has been in the city several
days with his family, ws,- seen to-day in
relation to the reported retaliation on the
part of the Mexican government on ac-
count of alleged rulings of the treasury
department adverse tn the importation in
the United States of Mexican lead ores
and in regard to- the imposition of duties
Mexican vessels. The secretary. after
reading the dispatch care fully. said That
i'm regard To lead ore this government had
not recently entered upon any policy shut
ting out the products of Mexico. No r,il-
ing had been lately made ON the subject
except certain Instructions To collectors of
customs the border Ia prevent the
fraudulent importation of Mexican lead
ore. The question as 10 ccrtificatio,is Of
lead ores has been for some time pending
in the department., but no decision in re-
gard to the matter has yet been reached
in regard to imposing duties on Mexican
vessels. The law imposed "a discriminate
ing duty of ~ per cent on goods impaired
i'm foreign vessels except vessels OF ma
fons with which the United States ll,tss
treaties t!is. subject. The president il
authorized 10 rclicvt. vessels of other ma
tioIIs from that discriminating duty upon
not levy such duties oar v,-s.sGlS. As
Mexico does levy stiri, discriminate T.
ing duty upon goods imported in Amcri-
can sailing vessels there il no power to
rciicv" her vessels Of such duty.
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4 Haven for Rcd Haired Girls.

JACKSON. Mich. sept. 5.-A well knows
Jackson doctor has just returned frSSn
Michigan Center, a resort four miles CAST
of Jackson. When hs. went ther, his hair
was white. bu, he washed his heas several
times "A day at "a certain place in the lake.
and his hair is now as black as u raveus
wing. A red haired Jackson gill had locks
turned black 10y the same prcre>s- A
company has been secretly forfnsd TO buy
the place ON the lake, build a hotel anu
start "a resort for red haired girls and white
haired men. but the particular place on
the lake whcrs. the water IL taken when
makes this wonderful change Is keps -
-s.S.tx.t.
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Paid lard Man.,.>iI,... Debts.


LONDON. sept. 5.-King. the cabunan
who ran Lord Aansieville to death in Bs-ssis.
Bciiwood's apartments ~ few dly-sssgo and
was assaulted and beaten by tll. gentle
singer for asking the nobleman To pay IA
debt. has obtained N mras,lrs, of
revenge. He had Bessie in Bow street
police court. with Manslevillc as IA witness,
and in the end the p,lgilistic young woman
was fined three, glipcas and put under
bonds to keep the peace for six months.
Vaudeville was unusually cailo,is. hut the
cabrnan had the pleasure of seeing the
noble lord flush from the back of his
neck to his hair when the concert singer
was asked IL she ever paid his debts, and
replied:
wife aud family"
Mau.i.vilic, il will bc remembered. mar
ris-d Miss Sznal,.,. an American girl. They
have three children, but he il hank
ript and lives apart from his family, sup
ported. il * said. by Bessie Bs.liwoosl. Amy
one can have the pleasure. of seeing her
pay for his suppers in the public rest:iu-
rants after the theatre. Ii is pleasing To
reflect that as soon as AN invalid Of sixty
six years pays the debt of nature. Mausis-
Vile will Ia. Duke of Manchester. patron
of six Hvings. with "a seat in the House of
Lords. several landed estates aud conn
try seats auu two or more town residences.
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ST. PAUL, Sept. 5.-During the past "A
hours the Thermometer has fallen ID de
grses. AZ being registered this morning.
Quite cold snap has been experienced
all over the northwest. eliminating in "a
severe frost at Cheyenne. As the wind is
vecring round to the south n warmer spell
is looked for. The fact that migr;rtory
birds are rapidly leaving for the SOUTH
ward II considered sure forerunncr of
an early winter.
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lsoulanYef.. Latest Demand.

PARIS. Sept. 5.-(;cneral Iso,Ilanger has
written to Prime Minister Tirarsl claiming
the right to he tried befors. court martial
and pletlging himself to appear before
such tribunal. The refusal of "a trial by
court martial, the general says. will he
admission on the part of the government
that il fears the impartiality of "a military
court. In the event of "A refusal the gem
eral says he will submit himself to the
Judgment of the people AT the polls
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Collision on In. E.,, River.

NEW YORK. Sept 5.-During a dense fog
i'm ruooriny the steamer Providence. of the
Fall River line, while coming down East
river colli,ied with Gcrrys yacht Electra.
The bowsprit OF the Electra caught Just
aft the wheel hou~s. of the Prov islcnc.. and
tore. out the stsncheons and floor of the
middle deck and left the interior of "a
couple of state rooms exposed. No one,
was injured, although there was consider
able excitement ON the Providence and
several ladies' tainted.
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RIVALS OF JESSE JAMES
An Oregon Farmers Rough E9perisn CO
With HishWaymen.
sis Marrow Escape From Death at the
Hands of Rssssi Af-cnfs-A Bullet
Turned Aside by isi- Watch.

SALEM. Ogn.. Sept. 5.-A bold highway
robbery. cIuaIiHg the most desperate
deeds of the James boys. WAS enacted n
night or two ago ON Drift creek. near Sill
vcrton. Frank Aihaugi, who Evrs near
Salem. was the victim. He held up
10y bold highwayneu. relieved Of a purse.
containing Il .lDc. and then shot. NJ. Al
hautsh Is a prominent r.tisth,r iiviu1. near
this place. \ few day, ago hs. sold his
wheat in Silvcrton AMI went To that place.
yesterday To receive his money. He
"civcd Sl.iD in cash. and instead of de-
positing il put il la his pocisess and started
for home.
Night was coming ON and by the time
he reached Drift Greek. n few miles on,
from Siivcrton. il was dusk. He
armed and rode slowly along without
think ing of being robbed. A. h.. was cross
ing Drift Greek bridge n uiu stepped from
behind the bush aud lcvciiu1 "a revolver
your hands.
Mr.. Alhaueh was quick To respond. when
second n!I, stepped up behind him and
There was nothing tn slo brIt submit. The
iir-t s'obbcr continued to keep ths. revolver
had put the money away the man with the
drawn pistol told Ali,augh tic "had a
good notion to- shoot him. anyway" AT
this the roi,bcr moved il to fire. and
Albat,gh grabbed for the pistol. receiving
the charge i'm his hand. making "A most
hut fortunately II struck watch
which was in his vest pocket. The ball
glanced oil. hut no doubt il would have
bccu fatal had il not struck the watch. Af-
ter firing the second shot the robbers and
woiI,sl-b, murticr,rs Disappeared in the
forest and made good their escape.
MIR. A1hatif.i proceeded on his way home
telling the urighpors of the robbers. The
gathering darkness prs,cl,isieoi the hope of
any pursuit being made. Deputy sheriff
Wrightman started ia search Of tho high
wttyui"n this afternoon, and returned at a.
late hour to-ui,.hf. getting but a slight cicw.
MIR. Albangh returned to this city with him.
la speaking of the robbery. he said: /:
"a ftcr the FIRST man had finished shoot
ing, the second one approached mc from
b.i,ind and Knocked me down, and bcfor,.
l could rise from the ground they lad
disappeared into the darkness. liz was 50
dark that was unable to see their faces.
or by any means recognize them. They
first halted Uic ON the narrow bridge, one
approaching, in front and the Other from,
the rear. You can where. tho bullet
struck said he. exhibiting his watch bad
ly ticut.tl.''
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Th. sronin Murder Trial.

CHICAGo. Sept. Proceedings in the
tronin trial were resumed this morning.
The first thing which occupied the atteu-
ton of tn" court was petition from At
torrey Forrest for the tl,. .fens.. that experts
of the ,.fens.. bc allowed To examine.
specimens OF the blood stains IN the.
trunk. & tarl-ou Cottage, cotton batting and
the towel found in the catch basin. The
court decided that il might bc done il the
state il represented by its experts at the
time OF the experiments. Forrest tried
hard tO get the court tn order that the ex-
perts for the defense te allowed spcci-
mems from the walls of the Carlson Cot
tave. Judge Mcconnell declined 10 take
any action that point. Then the ex-
animation of the talcsinen resumed
Up tn the close of to-slay'S session the.
dcf.u-c had exhausted ~ of their perernI,-
tory challenges. II on behalf of Daniel
toughlin and one on behalf of Patriot K
O'Suiiivan. After administering oatus tn
n number of additional vcniremen the,
court adjourned until ioo'ciock tomorrow
morning.