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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-15
RANAMAK Elk,R.


HANAmAkEhb.
Umbrellas.
We have picked out l5S
Umbrellas from the stock at
Chestnut street front. Not
one of them is older than
December Not one Is be
hind the procession in any
way. Style, stuff, handles,
irames-eyerythipg just as
1t should be. Ws s0haek a
third from Tie Prize Of each.
This is the way they stood
yesterday:
40 inch
Finest gloria. silver handles, o..
Finest gloria, silver and gold handles,
Co.
Finest gloria, silver and gold handles,
o..
Fine silk, natural handles, silver
studded, $500.
OXidizsd silver handles, %.
28 inch
Finest gloria, silver handles, $3.50.
Finest gloria, silver and gold handles,
SO.
Fine silk, silver and gold handles, %.
Fine silk, silver and gold handles,
$50.
Fine silk, gold crook, 81.
Finest silk, white buckhorn handles,
50.
Figure it out. Two dollars
OF money shall wipe out
three dollars Of price. That
brings the Umbrellas lower
than they can be made for.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
WOmen's Jackets.
For half OF already. mod
crate prices. That's the way
the Berlin Jackets are 90.
ing. Styles till you weary OF
comparing. Mostly one Of a
kind. That's the trouble.
81 Jackets Tor 81
Sc Jackets for So
50 Jackets for 81
$40 Jackets for SIS
Second floor, Chestnut street side
Four elevators.
Blankets.
One Blanket is as good
as ten TO measure the stock
by. Take the IS a pair, n
pounders. We know vi
nothing so good outside for
a half more Two.and-a
hall yards wide and gener-
Gus in every way.
Near women's Waiting Room.
Engravings, etc.
Artotype Engravinqsr
framed (25x3I outside mea'
sure), down from IS to So
Frame alone would cos
more to make.
Panel Photographs, be
veled edge glass, down from
$3.50 TO $3.50.
Pastels down from Sc t.
81, and from $3.50 to S..
Prices swing just as Low
on many other sorts.
Frames of all styles ts
order.
Basement, Marke; street side, nortl
west Of centre.
= JoBNWANAMAKER
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The following described real estate, viEi
An that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate In Christiana hundred. New Csstle
county, bounded and described ~ follows 90
wit; BEGINNING at a point on the nsrtheriy
side OF Brown street at the distance OF 70 Feet
westerly from the westerly aide Of Stroud
street Brown street Is laid out % rect Vile
parallel with Maryland avenue EXTENDED New"
bort pike) and distant southerly from the
southeriy side, thereof 62s feet inches atro ID
street Is laid out 90 feet wide, parallel with
Beech street aud defiant westerly from tho
westerly side tbereofe0 feet, thence north-
erly parallel with stroud street. f22 feet TO
tho sJuthe sids of 40 Feet vide street run.
nlpS from sirsnd 10 Cedar streets. parallel
with Brown street, tbence vecterly ny said
Side Of said 20 feet wide street, - feet 10 =
corner: thence sostheIly parallel with htro d
street in feet to the aforesaid eide OF Brown
street aud then thereby easterly % feet 10 the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
sei ed and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Matthew spence and Mary A. spence.
his wife, and !. y, and to bf sold b.
ALyAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sherin's once, Wilmington. January T.
1889. u
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Dress Goods.
AS merry a tune for Dress
Goods buyers as any. Stuffs
of every sort have been
crowded below anything
that smacks OF extravaganza
often away below cost.
Black Stn6s.
"A inch Black Camel Hair
Grenadine at Soc! Lupin's
at that. OF course you never
heard Of the like. Fairly
worth Use, little as prices are
nowadays. A new conner at
our Black Goods counter
Twill be one Of the lveliest
stuffs there, once the women
find it out,
Northwest of centre.
HannelS.
Finest Ceylon Flsnnels
37ic from so and 65c.
Wind'up OF last seasons
styles. We want to clear
them out before the new
ones show up.
Plain Stripes
| Corded Stripes
jacquard Stripes
These are the handsome,
tough, o0.inch Flannels that
won't shrink. FavoIites for
all sorts of outdoor knock =
about wear. The styles we
start jumping day are af
neat as need be.
Northeast of centre.
Rich No0elties.
So F'ise Novelty, In even
! ing shades, for $3.50. A "a
. inch stuff, with broad stripe
Of looped silk falling in mas
ses A gorgeous fabric
n heliotrope, cream, salmon
3 and light blue, on cream
e ground.
e Northeast ofcentre.
e Most of the Paris Novel.
ii ties are at another counter
{, e The same low-price st, cal
20 runs through them all.
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CoppinR and leeching by George b
Met2Her, los EAst Third street
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
- of writ of Venditionl ExpouAA TO me
Court lIuus., on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware,
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Robes.

Robes.
We take 1t there are twice
over the number and kinds
OF rich Dress Robes on our
counters than you'll find
under any other Roof in
America. We hear 1t all
around from folks who ought
to know.
However that may be,
thert S no question about
prices. You can to-day get
the stuG for a rich Com6ina
h0n Dress for less than hall
aOhat tie Jar9-eOst aVOnla
haze been a 0ery little tint
back.
No finer, richer Novelties
are made than get into some
of these Robes. The plair
stu4s are of the same grade
Color-matching per i e C t
Prlce-scale runs like this:
r Robes at s. Robes at S
Robes at s. Robes at s.
Robes at Sc Rob s at S,
: Robes at $40
) One has told anotber VIVA
we are doing In those thing
D. and the fame of it has sprea
d far and wide. Our doing an
your response are both VI
n precedented.
Southwest of centre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-15

Just received lot Of very fine salt oys
tiers Of Gardeners, 9TH and Shipley.
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1t didn't take half a glance
yesterday to tell where
aoouts in the Silk and Vel
vet and Ribbon.gay Tran
sept the brilliant flight Of
gay Indiss had huttered
down. A breath OF Summer
seem I'd to cling to them.
For In the house and out
for bits and whole costumes,
75c to $3.50.
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sALE-BY VIRTUE OF /

Iew Castle County, nslawkre.
ON TUEsDAY,
THE 2oTH DAY OF JANUARY, tss0.
at ? O'Clock, p. m.
Tae following described real estate. via;
All that tract OF land situate In Chris
tlana hundred, New Cast county, and
State OF Delaware, on the road leading
from Centervllle to Ashland Station,
bounded by BurTts Run, the Red Clay
Greek, lands OF Hayes Graves, Jonathan
Macon and 7. ID. shsrpless and Others,
containing seventy -one acres with frame
dwelling house, large double decker
frame barn, wagon bonse, corn crib aud
other out buildings thereon. etc.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Jasher jackson Holmes, and
10 be sold by
ALvAN ALLEN, sheriG,
shefifrs once, Wilmington, January II.
1851.
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CHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ OF LevAri faclas, 20 me altsGtsa
= IN he ernOsed 20 public sale at the heiei oil
william Lyman. 10 the Village Of hristiAns-
White Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle
County, Delaware,
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SPECIAL DRIVE
in
New Currants, Sc per lb.; 4
lbs. for 30c.

Lemon and orange peel
49, per ID; Citron, 25c per
Id. All kind of raisins, nuts
and candies for Xmas. 6 lbs
OF buckwheat for Zoe, at
McCLINToCK, The Gro.
Ger, Sth and Lombard. AZ A,
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BOARD OF MANAGERS.

BOARD OF MANAoERs.
VII IAN Candy, q. Wesley Weldln,
EiWard 7. Bellah, ElWood Garrett
Clement Il. Smyth, George G. Marie,
John Jones, Col. Henry A. Dupont
ChAs. W. Howland, job. II. Jackson.
James Bradford, William Herbert
Geo. II. Bates, JOt. l.. Carpenter IT,
WILLIAM CANRY. Pr, sldeat
HDWARD t. BELLAH, Vlce.Presldeni.
ji2-.g
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STATEMENT
oFTHE
NEWCASTLE COUNTY.MUTUAI
Insurance Company

For the year ending December 81, 1855
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A mount OF Policies In
Force Dso. 81. 1888, 81. p2I 4s5as
Amount OF Taxable
yaiues Held lee.
81 1883, . S6i,I2OOs
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India Silks.

Southwest of centre.
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THE FLOUR OUTPUT.
100, 900 Barrels for tho weok-A Slight
Decline.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June 26.-Tho
Nortlwoicrn Mlip today says. The flour
output fell oil somewhat last week. The
aggregate production was 100 500 barrels,
averaging is, 300 barrels daily against ll2, .
200 barrels for the week before, and 100.
200 barrels for the corresponding tiuc in
1883. There were fifteen out OF the total
number Of twenty-five merchant mills run
ming, and they were showing n good deal
more life than for some time. The water
power was very good, and they were bowl
ing along at daily aggregate OF not far
from 1900 barrels. one OF tho largcs,
ones, however, is pretty we'll filled up with
flour, aud will stop before Saturday. As
noted last week, the demand for -four has
been rather checked by the advance in
prices. but still the nrmncss In wheat has
induced good deal OF business, some
jobbem with light stocks taking very
lair sized blocks. Prices arc abou,
2jc higher than n week ago, and some
parties ut the lower limit talk OF putting
them up l0C0l5c moro tonight. There is
stronger feeling In the export market.
and the buyer and manufacturer come
nea-er 10 agreeing on terms, the bakers
grade being kept pretty well GU. Of the
way. Tho bull millcrs Sny that somo OF
their noghbors have sold flour ahead too
Tar without the necessary wheat aud that
they ure not going 10 got II very easily.
One OF ,his genus remarked today that four
firms practically held the old milling wheat
left In the Northwest, and that their mills
were going TO run while the other fellows
took q rest The direct export OF flour last
week was %, p01 barrels, against -, 600 for
the preceding week. Quotations London
c. !. (. $50 pounds are: Patents, als 6d,
nominal, bakers, 22s 0d@2is, low grades,
l2sGHl1s Oh.
There WIS az, go bushels OF wheat re-.
cciycd at Minneapolis Tor the week ending
June %. The shipments were: Wheat.
22j, i3j bushels. Hour. no, l32 barrels;
mill stulis, 3,2ll tons.
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GOV. NICHOLS Satin mo"
sullivaa and Kilrain May No, bo Al.
lowed 20 Fight.

sullivaa ana Kilrain May Not bo Al.
lowed 90 Fight
NEw ORLEANS, La, June 2O.-'rhc Pic
awucs Baton Rouge special says Gov.
Nichols today issued the following piocla.
nation 10 suppress prize fighting
Whereas, Information doomed reliable
has been received by me 10 the effect tina,
one or moro prize fights have been ar.
ranged 10 take place shortly In some Of the
parishes Of this State;
Now, therefore, !, Francis T. Nichols.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper 10 ISSUE this. my procia.
nation, with tho view of calling the aiicn-
ton OF the constituted authorities Of the
several parishes Of the State a. tho said
fact to.thcisnd that, being duly advised. they
strictly perform their dutyi in the premises,
aud by vigilance aud the use Of their legal
authority and the instrumontalitics which
the law has placed Ia their hands, they DO
make II certain that no such diagraooiul
exhibition shall take place in Louisiana,
aud 10 the further end that n such cxhibi.
ton be- attempted. that all pcfs0ns con.
nectod therein may bo held 10 a strict 10.
gal responsibility and punishment
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ArArAL wRECu NEAR aAlL,rIS.
Fourteen Passengers Moro or Less In-
Jurcd-Wiracuious Escapes.

As~'NpNs
GALLAriN, Tenn, Juno 20, Quite q
serious accident occurred on the Chcsa-
peake Il Nashville Railroad today ut Blcd-
soc, this county. The morning train due
at Gallaiin at 10 o'clock was skimming
along for its destination, when the baggage
car, freight and postal car, jumped the track
and fell down an embankmcnt about fifty
feet. Henry Peacock, postal clerk, and
Conductor f. b, Buck jumped and es-
capped without injury. Peacock jumped
and managed to crawl back toward the
track, when the coach passed. over him
without touching him. The ear turned
over three times before landing at the bot
tom. The passenger car contained
about fourteen passengers, and all OF
them wero hurt moro or less. Women
screamed, and when the bottom was
reached the roof Of the car was torn of.
women, children aud seats were piled In
common mass, and IL was wonder that
any escaped with their lives No one was
killed outright but IL is feared two or
three are so badly wounded that they will
die Several OF the wounded were brought
TO Gallatin this evening and medical aid
summoned.
Among the injured arc Mrs. Sis Clay
borne, OF Wcstmoreland; also four chill
dren, one Of which Is dying; Mrs. Clay
borne received bruises about the face.
Mrs. Al Grant, Of Weslmoreand, had
her collar bono broken and two children
are injured.
Henry Cabtrcc, Of Wcstmorcland, was
badly injured and his physician, DIR. ]. u.
Hannah, thinks he will die.
i. II. Brown, merchant OF Scottyillc.
Mrs. WIN. $. Whitesldc.
W. 4. Bryant, Of scottvillc, KY. had
several ribs broken.
G. H. Coo and S. II. Smith, Of Washing.
ton, Ky, were both slightly injured.
Physicians were summoned, and oil are
doing well, except two who are seriously
hurt. None OF tho employees oi the road
wero hurt.
Tho accident was caused from no care
lessncss on the part OF the road.
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Re.uIi. at sh,ep.neaa nay.

Nav loRK, June 26.-Jto feature on
good track at shecpshcad Bay today was
the running Of mile by Badge In $40.
nrt Raoe-one mile; starters Ban
clochc, Badge. brian, Boru. Stockton.
Bella u. Falcon, bohemian, Everett, Ovid,
Ben Harrison and Blush.
The finish was a terrific one, but Bella
u could not get up In front. and Badge.
who came along the home stretch with a
terrific speed, won by half a length In
l;40 but a quarter OF n second behind
Ten Bfocck's famous record. but really the
fastest time ever made. for Badge carried
ll5 pounds 10 Ten Brocck's 40 pounds
sluyycsani cqualed this time In run, but
hc only carried III pounds. Bella u
second, Bancloche thirl.
Second Race-Threc.i .iourths OF n mile.
Starters Drikzlc, Mucilage and Cantccn.
DriEzlc won In lis 20, Mucilago second,
Cantcon third.
Third Raco-Alilc. Starters Coricz,
Gypsy Queen, Culprit, Ord, Tanner, Tom
lIymyar, Little Addio, Rosa Clark colt and
IIunloon. Tanner won In Las, Gypsy
Queen second, Cortcz third.
I Fourth lace Milo and n quarter. Start.
ors Panama, Long Night. Dordelaisc,
fint Attempt Supervisor, Boaz, Egin,
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ChIenso nonrd ofr,aas Gases.

CnicAoo, Ill.,. June 20. -Charlcss. Ice,
Of tho Merchants Exchange In Kansas
City, and also member Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade, secured a temporary In
junction restraining tho board Of reform.
crs Of the Chicago board from holding a
trial at $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
when ho feared an expulsion from the
board. Mr.. Ice states In his affidavit that
having learned that the ticker was to bc
removed from his Office, be, last March,
secured nm injunction against the tcle-
graph company preventing this action.
lie claims that the present move has the
same object IN view, viz; Tho dcpriying
him Of the Chicago Board Of Trade quota.
lions, and alleges that there IA aconspiracy
bciWccn the board aud the telegraph com.
pany 10 injuro him financially.
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Bonnie S, Wynwood. Satisfaction, Queen
OF Elizabeth, Hyperion, The Lyon and
Colnmbine. Dead heat between Hyperion
and Wynwood for first in 2:l2; Satisfaction
next. Wynwood won the run oil in 2:lS.
Fifth Race-Mile and ,hree.eghths.
Starters Inverwick. Favorable colt, Re-
porter, Barnster, Diadem, Otellus aud l.e-
logis. Favorable colt won in 2;23, Le-
logis second, Barrster third
Sixth Race--Mile and ono.eighth.
Starters: Al Reed, Banbridge, Folly, Red
Prince, Syntax, Vivid. syntax won in
l:5S 45, Vivid second, Red Prince third.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Fint Race--ouo mile, Cynosure o. Cartoon ~,
Belinda lO1, Euris, Rrnit nnd Volunteer each llG.
Tristan, Defense and Climax each los, Brown Char
lie IL, Meridian 81
Second ce-1hce-quarters of mile. Onward
us, Cayusa lis, kcnwood il5, Farorie ll1 Black
burn l25
Third Racc-One aud quarter miles Kern lO7,
King ode iO7, Sayator ll2. d rs. Radiant III,
sam Mood, My Fellow, Juhal, Suggarl, each li2.
Fourth Raco-One aud one eighth miles. llano-
yer ll9 Eolian llh Kingston ~, Balrlster no.
llypocrlte ITO, Swift III, Brother Ban ia, badge
III
Fifth Racc--Milc aud thrcc-sixtccnths. IIaudl.
cap. swift llS Cartoon li2 Dnnboync ILL., Burch
lOo Lelogis los, Panama l0i, on l0i Bronco
mRrte 100.
sixth Race-Mile and thrce-cighths Lelogis,
Wilifcd. Rowland Tattler, Briclcs, SANFORD Folly,
Charley Russell, O'Fellus, Boccacco, each Ia;
Iceberg Gen dArmc, LnnneS, llock, Passport. each
~ GladiatorllO Prospect no. My own loi, Diadcm
Weather very threatening
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peailpr Win the sloux.

sANrEE 1SDIAS AoEScY. Ncb.. June
20.-Gov. Foster, chairman Of the Sioux
Commission, and part Of the clerical force
reached here yesterday afternoon. There
are only abou, 25O voters at this agency.
all Of them fast becoming civilized, hold.
ing the land In soycrally and entirely self
supporting. A council was held With tho
Indians in the afternoon, about 100 Of
thom being present There is no appa.
rent opposition 10 the bill. Gov Foster
hopcs 10 finish his work at this point TO.
day, but may bo detained through tho
dilatofy movements Of tho Indians until
iomOrfoM.
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Ihe rlrh, MiII rnhc Ilnee.

NEw ORLEANS, Ia, June 20. Regarding
the Governors proclamation against prize
lighting In Louisiana, Il may be stated
that the managers Of Kilrain mover con.
iomplated having the battle ground within
tho Jurisdiction Of this State. Mr.. Bud
Ronnnud, who has local charge Of the AZ.
far, said tonight that the proclamation
would not, In any way, interfere with the
arrangements made.
Mcssfs Harding and Stevenson wero In.
teryiowcd at their hotel as 10 the effect Of
the proclamation. They concuTcd fully
In the opinion that IL could have no pos.
sible effect on the meeting Of Sullivan
and Kilrain, ,as they never intended locating
the ring within the Jurisdiction Of Louis
lana. Consequently they feel no special
interest In the matter.
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Tn. Libe, su,,Asa,n., R....n Harrison.

INV IoRK, Juno 20.-Mr Delaney
Nicoll, counsel for J. Schuyler Crosby in
his libel suit for $50, 1000 damages against
Russell Harrison, left for Albany this
morning. Before leaving, however, he
said he was surprised at the statement
made In several Of the morning papers
20 tho effect that he or his client would at
temp 10 prevent Mr.. Harrison from sail
ing Tor Europe today. as his bail was en-
tircly satisfactory. Mr.. Nicolls also said
that the rumor that Gov. Crosby would
withdraw his suit was absurd, because lac
had received instructions from his client
TO bring the case 10 trial as soon a. pos
gihia
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scene with three companies oithe Twenty
fifth Infantry and rations for three DAYS.
A dispatch from Jockosays that the Indians
shot by the Sheriil's posse died yesterday
and the situation grows moro serious. In
dians from vnrious parts Of the reservation
are ilockng TO the scenes OF trouble. The
greatest alarm is felt for the settlers, who
live on the borders Of the reserve. At S
o'clock last night all save seven of the
Shoriil's posse returned to AIissoula, leav.
ing the military TO assis. the Sheriff in
making alres,s. Scvcnty.hve men spent
the entire day trying 10 find the Indians
wanted but without success. Three hun
drcd Indians are camped near Ravilli and
swear they will not give up the murdcrcrs,
whom the Indian police and half breeds
are conccaling. The sheriff is determined
20 have them aud ii he makes another trial
battle will surely cnsuc.
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william walter pheips Appointed.

WAsniSGToS. juno 20.-Tho President
today appointed William Walter Phelps
Minister TO Germany. Mr.. Phelps received
his appointment from the Presidents own
hands. with the remark that II was his ro.
ward, which naturally was highly crafty.
ing 10 the recipient Going over W the
Department ol State, his commission was
Immediately made out. and lac qualified as
United States Minister 10 Germany. Mr.
Phelps will not proceed 10 his new post
for some time, but feeling that he has
earned a rest and needing time for the ad.
justmenl Of his private business, will 90 10
his homo In New Jersey 10 q day Or two.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
ELopED WITH ANOTHER MAN
On tho Day That She Was to Have
Married "The" Man.

On tho Day That She Was TO Have
Married "rhe" Man.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, Tcun., June 90. Mr.
Mann, Of this city. and Miss Italia Faulk,
Of Mason, were TO have been married at
the latter place today. Arrangements had
been made TO receive the young couple at
the home Of Mr.. Wills in this city. The
bridal presents, NUMEROUS and valuable,
had been purchased, and the young man
and his friends were at the depot this
morning waiting for the train that was 10
take him 10 her who was 10 be made his
own. when tho groom-thai-w -was-to. be was
handed telegram from Mason informing
him that his ailianccd had last night cloped
with u young man by the name Of Winnie.
OF course that settled IL.
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ten by Detective Coughln, now under
arrest. to parties in Hancock, are in the
hands OF the police. 1t is also alleged that
the police have secured possession Of Il
letter written by Rhyneton to Burke at
Winnipeg, containing valuable iniorma-
tion. 1t has been discovered that on May
ii, while Martin Burke was in Joliet, ILL.,, a
man named Patrick Cooney sent him from
this city a money order ior SO. II is
supposed this is the same Patrick Cooney
for whom the police are looking.
Assistant States Attorney Baker arrived
here from Washington today with the pa
pers ior the extradition Of Burke, and left
for Winnipeg tonight.
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narc Ahent nnrtln nnrhe.

CnrcAoo, I1l., June 26.-An afternoon
paper says the police Of this city have se-
cured a clew 10 the whereabouts oi n man
10 whom Martin Burke sont a dispatch
from Winnipeg. Il was addressed TO
Rhyncton, Hancock, Mich. The assertion
Is made that the man Il well known there.
aud that he has left the place, but that
the police are on his track, aud expect 10
arrest him soon. II is further given "a a
Jumor iha, large number Of leIiors writ