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w1sBfSsroS. Aug. so-- united -tafe1
Minister Iseaby, IA hts report 10 ne -
Essrtmen; 0f state. says The eaftnau~s
OF the sea trade are sufficiently sutesceueG
a. warrant tny calling ssuss stisnfsoH ~
them Proyhesses fHnagneFsble bsse beeo
made that lndiaE teas sosid ouve
tshsnese ress saf ef the mssket. b1f ~
Sud fFssn q sammary Of The hrsf wee4
sea fustoess 10 HeHkoNs Of which -
close a clipping from fhs North shtne
Ness of Nsy q. thst nevsfs
even zhen fn15an sad Ceyioz sfee
~ere aHkhoaa. hss esmF<fnsee
heeA an xsen and prices - high IL
rsazoas assigned fog these fsnafksoe
r,r.ess - BE eosxp. ssfisn t-fseea knss!an
ska Enxisn fes hsysrs. whils III I9sSo1
izxs pvA@st's tess are brsEnK s'sl -
= s~er.sa-. The H~~ sensoa teSs IA ahin1
Ars esz~giy rssa gssess ssf - Fficss ~ 80
~ fass rsaf Alxhss sBsg last xesf Vn&
tai AZ fssf China IN DO 20 pefsiafsFAssy ~.
gsin nsr markets il 10 faxe 90 sses sxp<ds
duty
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LIBERALS ARE FKIGHTENED.
6lsdstone IL I'm sympathy with
Nationalissa.

LONDON. Aug. 9a.-R Jaseff Wallace, mem
esr ~ parliament for E.sinburgh. In sn
interview today said; 'sThe Sailonslsxss
seen 20 think thai having got Gladstone
they have all JoeTaiissn. II is not ~.
fTe.nyserians aud fseethinkeFs rub their
eyes az the proposal to fisuat q scarlet
&oEnan aud att Iapf 10 onaow nn Irish
Catholic university, They will rally under
"iss tanner all The enemies ~ aetulnsnA-
ucissltsgn"
kd~sfa Cogeftson, mefober from Dun.
dee, bslug interviewed ua tAe sane sab
grsi. said The Liberals would light t0 .
tnss. u tie proposal retained Anything nke
Is rres "a form. II the govern meat and
sstioa14isfs meant ht.snexS it wousd bs q
bsfd hsnts aud Ae e0uis nDs SAY whrre IL
@a4sis ss4,ss -
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Ki,,.a III. w,f... A,,erp.,.

CLxyEIssp. Aug. % A. A. Ansidon. q
! leading attorney OF Paiusssiile, o. wa
shot ani kiIled tonlgh;. ia his doory sru.
by SfsN'ey &. Jozsss smfiun was stior-
nes for Jones wife in a suts for disurce.
aud Mrs Jones was e;sssng At Aptdop .
house. Ne AIntdon and Mrs Jones hsd
Just refuraed from = dsise when Jones',
v ho was waiting for ihess. trssd the fsisl
shot
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wAsHissToS, Asg. Sa.-uaisst sstss
Niui$ler ponby. AZ Pskln. China, hAs
transmitted 20 the department af state
copy Of al imperial decree. commenting
esi the sAtev<osUsai os tho ssce7og OF Can
ton. 70 develop the Iron industry IN
hianx he mas stolishea inland duties on
iron ard the groh.pstlon sEssnsz f. sxpors,
and xrsis rally seems to favor = more ex
tended use ~ foreign methods in building
railroads and fogntsffes
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COMMERCIAL CONFERENCE.
The Committee ON Permanent Or.
gnnisattun Meets To-day.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. a1-At the conciu-
ston of the debate today resolutions ac-
eoInpsnying the majority report were
unanimously adopted. W, b. Harrington,
oa behalf OF the san Francisco Chamber
OF Commerce. presented series OF resaIu-
sious thanking the visiting delegations fog
their attendasee and sctivs work in the
deliberations ri conference, and the g. ls-.
gate. res ,@snaei with thanks fssr the
courteous treatment and consideration
which they bad enjoyed.
Ew. Jones introduced; q series of p sciu
ttpus calling Oh soagIess ~ sd9I.s Iibersl
policy relative 10 the Paetnc coast In the
matter Of dcfenses. lighthouses aad river
and hsrfssr Improvements This conclude,
the WORK of thc convention. 4 sIsceial
committee on permanent organization
wall. hoscver, hold meeting tonorro .
rufruiar
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PTrTsECRs AHg. ~ FIR: game Pitts
burg. = Chicago. /. seesud game. Jhicsso,
s, Ffttsburg, 5.
cLxxxLASD. Aag. se.-in6lsnsrolis. !.
Cleveland, 4
wsssIseTox. Aug ~ w sshingson. 2.
Phiiaselphia- TIE xsme wss called 81
The twelfth inning h<eaasa of The dark
nss~<
NV YoRx. Ang sa-New York, B<s-
ton. :.
BaIrsxoEx. Mt., AHg. a-is4lsImerv. 3.
Louisville, 4
FHiLApELrHIA, Aug. %l-Athlssies.
! Cincinnati. l.
RRoexLyx. Aag. se.--Breeklyn. "a. Ksn
sz.s g4ty
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WEALTHY CORPORATIONS.
Millions for Mining Operations and
Cable kpads.

ALBANY. y v, Aug. 90.--The Couls'cck
Tennel Company f'ed certificate OF in
corporation In the secretary of states office
today. The company has a capital OF
xs.an.aoo. divided into - shares, and Is
formed for general mining business.
accommodating, conducting. selling and
supplying water for mining purposes and
anus and waferpowe- snftsbse isr mining
purposes. The fncosroratoss are: Her.
man r Raarxer. Peter e. A. NJ. Van Well
and En1eDe SelsgnAu. utfe IoweugrVd,
Tn oaare sssro. Gordon Macdonald and
Henry Z. kasanagh b are named IS trustees.
and the headquarters of the company viii
be IN New Yok. Operations viii be car
rtea on in the town of sufro, and the
eauntteS of Lyon, ssor.y and washoe.
Ney.sia-
The Commercial Cable compsny fless a
eerfs'icate of increase OF capital fForn
r.. .AD 90 10 $40 auo.oo.
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Changes In the navy Department..

wAsBISsToS. Aug so.-is is reported
tia, efsscials oi iae navy department con
template ssklng congress Tor permission
so consolidate the revenue. marine sn,l
other subsidiary departments with the navy
prsp+T. fhis carries with IL the c01aesns
ua1lon aud sale of All the revenue cutters
and other vessels nnft for ase in wsr ssd
the building Of feet OF torpedo tosts.
gGnbosts, fourth class cruisers. etc, 10
fake ihely pI4rf~
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HE BELOAGs To HIS COUNTRY
Governor Moore's Opinion ~ to
Grants LAAt Resting Place.

OLYMPIA. Aug. o.-Governor Moore Is in
receipt OF he ioilo~ Ing telegram from the
Washington Post
wAsHISGroy, ID. C.. Aug. r. lsse
To ths tsorersor ~ Washington. A move
meat is on loot for the remosal OF general
Grants remains from the neglected spot
where they now rest 20 either the National
cemetery AZ Arlington or the soldiers
Home grounds asar this city. The Post
VIII be glad yos wi |. NJ its expense. wire
brief y0ar views
FRANK HATToS, Editor
Governor Moore replied as fulto.s:
OLYMPIA, Aug. 20.
frdEk HGttos, Editor aaskiasqtoa Post
II has always seemed TO me inai the AT
yropsiaie Testing place for General Grant :
remains was ails bis old comrades IN
arms. at tae National ceaetery az Airing
ton. The National capital should hold or
have gathered about II no. only the graves
of the SsIian's iliastTsons dead. bat what
ever OF mopaEaeuts. statues or paintings
will Il nd 20 stir national pride OF awaken
patriotic inspiration
MILES C. MooRg. Governor
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ANOTHER srEAasoAT LINE.
To Ran Prom Tacoma and seattle
,a Whstram.

Pogr T0wSsrSe. Aaz- - -Anofher
s.earubass company has h@en orssnisest
hsse. Three new 5saEs have beeE pRr-
chased IL san Francisco ard sili sFr.ve IN
a sex seeks The rouss j. fron faeoEsz
~ssg seattle 10 "a ssfcssEl- Via F0rs T0M n
xras. fs1ssekiGx al intervening Ysosass zEJ
gfVfnsx = dxliy service The he44suarsers
all - q, Post Townsend Tbs naute sill
rAs3i u suUnx fns a. aais. ssa J01as
@sra;sx saa nyspez s~sRGa nc-ss Thas ilnx
a n ssszn.--fs w4sa s~s 0TTEtsA k&is Esy s
Naysx.tlssss tsoSay y<lfs szsa1aSfs.
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Accidentally shot himself.

DESvRR, Aug So.-Issf Tuesday party
Of tourists left Boulder. Col.. 70 make the
sscess If isng's gesk "Wednesday morn
Ing. when At an attitude of f&.kp feet a
Mr.. striker. ~ Iowa. attempted io start .
boulder rolling dean the Iaoa ntsin side.
ani in so doiug his revolver fell from :
holster aad exploded, the ball striking him
Ia the necx. Killing him instantly. The
remains were esrrsssi dowa the mountain, D,
and will BE- shipped East
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CHICAGO. Aug. so.-The American Bar
Association TODAY elected Henry Hitch.
cock, OF - Louis. president, and is.i of
twenty vice presidents Among the latter
are President Harrison. for Indians. aud
kx-Atiorues GENERAL Garland. from Ar,
kansas, siia the following for West Cali.
ioraia; George ". Monsiegn, Of san nicso.
ID. ,. Wade. of Montana.
The business session of the association
closed iss1sy. and the meeting terminated
tonight With q splendid banquet ss the
tsransy Parfstr
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The kingss0n f~evsaaa says that
plozls. vesl-nseAnsng mar Of nlrgston
recently rrsyea IA sundzF school tor
the ST sagsrzntsHs3eas s. sosloEs 20
Lord, bless the superintendent who
has lei Szea q loag ard t<ssscu-
Christian tie
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PBsLABElPais. Aug. 1-The cage at
sses.esi 20 TIRE elevator ~ the Philadelphia
lyfug ia charity hospital hroxe shts after
rs-0ss. preei igstafiag tae eaF srora zoe mir.
assns t. the hssxsDsps The elevator con
fsias~d are narse@ and az eless stsr Soy. al
of wb1m w~fe nswse @r lxsz Il 5uFsA. usas
u1.se probably fatally.
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. cslasss... eAies -Assv he !. - marry .

- Ar-1~t Af4fasA ~ &ts - nc - ~ Sl74~yT
: MeAlshg lafsy
Ins sEa<skr Il yexssrfxys . sg.sas.sssier ass
estkssd asay, sad AZ rfs Erpassss.zux . ~
zess surkxEs< N Asrnaay, alsA0zszfs sx :
> szsEF Of fArs t<aEh parsie- xahuYxsYass =
tsr sssssssz 81 x~zesss paGssErs NJ sae ID.
No-ssrI.s1x Ersfxrxksszss for the esssssar
soss From rssserzz xashsress froxn 4 ssysr
re tzr-zsczy. y Ecw sexr1s thas Sa-ra
hAx1szzs Viii &c The aszsss1ag eAEssitass. vita
ys'ses esT sute- ss1Asgh - sessle szas azs~e-
sson AZ aAs 1rseh<r esecf1u-
NJ. fs1sso~k. a Se1 f9xk cassztaass- il
mere asd VIII seN.e far tse Sssxsssss sxasnos
row- He a&s Invested To . essa<s<fsrasEe
exs<as "a lands scar The fsswn
e A. eougSson. of the 0xsSassa IAra Goa,
pAays y ho u izferessst here 10 toe vxrssss
.f Eore soxn $ske ssss arrived ssaas s.1t
Ill re1AEu IN tsss saSse Ser assosss q ra.sxsgn
ne akInsa teachers institute eso~s.1 10
say alter tae Ezessg saecsssfai and fn.ersss-
ahx ssrsson In It's history A large naeasss-
oa Teachers frsEz ali aTer fAe eornrx were
ff ssizk. and The sessssa eu5esf vita 4 ~
cSftson 81 The Hotel Yskima Prs<ssseaf
l. = faiizaskse Was unanimously placed
ID rnfE snAssoa ser state superintendent ess
eansse Instruction TIE day following
tasEs g f1e rzemhcrs s9gxrsfPs t1e nSrne
1s j. h Morgan 10 be sar~srlssi go LIE
issfnecraEac ceevent.on sor ssae same esseA.
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ANOTHER COLLISION.
4 Passenger and Freight Train
wrecked Near Mtddfeburg.

RUTLAND, VI, Aug. So.-A special pss-
senser train and live stock train eoliided
Gear Middle burg on the Central Vermont
road ,oniga'. IL is reported that several
were Ii he'll ~ injured A wrecking sr2in
las left ior the scene ~ the disasieF-
BosT0~. Aug 9n--Aa wire eomfnnntea-
ton with Rutland has besu lost, and IL j.
impossible - gst particulars aI the seek
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\ PRIEST ,. Charged with Decided,
Immoral Conduct.

sr PATTI. AHg. Sa-A Catholic priest
named Quinn, Of speksne Falls. wss fsned
500 In the police court yesterday on q
charge OF t.kipK iadecvnt liberties with
lsule girls He paid the fne. He bad t.st u
q teacher in Spokane Falls sshslie schools
and Jeff thsre Ia 81 ho kalffEcre and de-
feuf himself against charge ui immoral
eonslB. 1. He IL DO. suspended
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HALEY. Idaho. Ang 80 This usoraiur
wiilfsm kennsdy shot and instantly
killed Hank Sufkins. a prominent min.
ing man and ffeighIer. ni-feelinr had ex.
isfed tsr q hong time between them Ken.
nedy Is nuw In jSii
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a yiIla,n,. yrpx..ue,.

PHiLApK1FaIA. Aug n.-An unkooz "a
rnan entered the iAandFy o. Chinsmsn
name; An Mon today. aud requested him
20 change ~ note This the laundry m an
stsciinesf fe do ard the rnsn wens aut into
the street. and yarsing up = iArsc stone
haired Is a rsush the open 6aor.sy. s,rik
Ing Al Non on tae bead add iaa.eti "a
fatal in,nsy. The ssssiisnf escaped.
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LosDos. Aug. a-Fsreweli addresses
hase i@ca seas 10 the Marquis OF Iondon-
derry. retiring lord lieat-Hsat at ireland.
IN :, ,plysag 20 theta he says nc Il pleased 10
he abe =, sssefi that the State OF the
- 0tiy fssrtipg officially from hss frseadE
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-IBAsHtY Cssros. Quebec. Aag A.--An
explosion occurred today Ia the psrking
r.om 81 the Esioii posier works. hildug
tao met named Joseph Fasfsanls and
samuel Bsslie
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CAUTION.

nevars OF Fraud. a ny name sr,f fl,s
pflce are stamped on the f.ssrasa Il al -,
s1Fertised shoes t<aor.s lesvsrsk tAe fsrf.sr-
Nhieh protect The wearer~ xzws5sss hixf
gnees - sfsd inferior 9oarfx II q dealer ofIers
~. II btttslAS shoes ~ . rEsfGnesi rssfe
OF sAys he has them vsfIssysIt "a s.rns .xs5
pFies stamped on the bottom gu. BIN down
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Rsrsgs1 ssss-y-Ai.. Aug Aa-N l34sn Essz-
s,ss~gsa ARRESTED fer soe5l1g q ssxxs nesy
Res.-Ezs sGss SeSesBh@-, Ess dis Aasxess
b. JEssfee EsaarEs.s sssixy. Nlsea. the
rraGesr.as Stiffness srstHsf AAaEaHla1sssa, w&s
tAra arrested fs- F<@ssTE.
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a suKSAcE ROAD SOLO.
Caisael Isnassps sssssss sanse rnnds
fn . Railroad

SEs YeEx AaE- sa-Ar nnsn ts<szy-hs
srxaShises. frseks. etc, eS the Broadway
-azfsz@ rslfro.9 were sold 81 xae4son Ia
,se zeal estate exehszge far sSSs.e Cod
szssl l&rasas. Who ass P-essss~at Cleve-
szEasss prs ss@ssEs<y - "a The afrAssxsr.
There wAs - vga@- osfrr
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TERRIBLE Loss or Liv..


l9sDos. ANS. a1.-Advlees from yoko-
hAsns slate thai disastrous storms have fe-
Gently occurred Ia wsisyzBA Ten thou
sand persons have gefishssi sn the tipcds
foisowsne the storms, aud z.op hare been
reodeFsd homeless. The llss Of property
Il s.s1ssffssxk
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DOWN AN ENHANCEMENT.
The LeAdvtste Empress Dersiied aud
one Passenger KILLED.

DgSTxK. AHg 3-Iae b<sfgtlle express
GA the seath Iagk was deFsiled near Esis
brook lasf nixhi. by tes spreading Of TIE
trsek and several cars wrrs thrown doxr
sa efnbankmsBt IssizA Gale. OF tsasss
burg. isls. wss Insanity kisless AID . aam-
Ter oi ether gassessgeEs sntnfe3. bEas neEss
seriously.
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Lieutenant Maessnb and Sergeant
Wseissfa score tsixae.f.

nxsHA. Aug sls--TSs competition of
cstsIinx 1ishsss1 rnsrksnsa 81 the EBffee
Ss&ses ssHg ~ the Rsslsyse rssis range
ended s0.f&E- tbs ssghesf s0teS wwre
mssse By l.4eEsenAai Mnoonh. as ts@ cav
slsy. afsd rsFgs@at u 90 ford, of the IN
fsEfrg
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COLLISION OF vKEIsaT TRAINS
The Engineer ktised and the Brake-
man y adiy 1ntnred.

RgApF0ED. Pa. Aug M-Twc freight
trains cn tae Bassala 4 Pennsylvania rail-
road cane fegesher AZ caiSrose station last
afxst Fifteen ears ara rrrorted w-ssk ed
tbs ea-g nsev. J. ~ t-sln@1eck. kilaess. aud
siss iFrsxenaa badly fDs6fssi Tse frarans
are suvpcsesi 81 - barred uasaer the sreek
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A RErrxR SHOWING.



PHILADELPHIA. Ans- --ao--The statements
OF the assets axad liapltaH1A qf Lewis Rsos-
a e-uAhpsuy. Which was filed Ia this city
and New Yerk to-day, 10 much better than
was expected. The eredi ars of the arm
were erstiaed when the fsgarcs were given
20 them. ard the general opinion WAS that
the firm could tide over its trouble and
make q satisfactory settlement; With
creditors Some surpTise was expressed BY
creditors AZ the amount OF liabilities
named in the inventory. After the failure
ot the firm various estimates. ranging from
81, 40 TO 10 =. .(so. were given. Delay
Ia the publication of the statement vas
looked upoa a an Indication that the
statement would &c bad. Inquiry today
disclosed the fact that since the failure Mr..
Bliss, the assignee, has labored earnestly
and has succeeded in settling number of
matters IN NeW York
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SAN fsAscEsc5, Aug. 2e.--The Gillian
man-ef-Esr Pilcansyo arrived here fr IN
HonolulH fhi. morning
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cztcsso. AHg. - -Ag afternoon paper
gives publication ts runaor 60 the effect
that Ceaues. 4the fox, who is under in
tietment with ofhsr Cscuin suspects in
Milwaukee saa will be prossscvd ca trial
when waatcs. By the authorities. ~ill de-
cline 10 say anything on the subject
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Bn~ToS Ang 10 Mrs CstAsstne @RIii.
vac, raashef % 9ekn L szsaivAn. ds@1 tbs
evening" from water on the AesTs. she
~ss . native 81 irslAEsa. .aa So yesgs oil
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DoSlos. Aug. s.--upsss reas hing yas1us
Mr. Msybrfek Was examined by she phy.
sicisB and ng-0a bis erier placed In tho n.
araaarF
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NogrH YAKIMA NEWS.
The Tesshsrs' fnsEss@t~ Ssesss with
. kecsItissn.

NaxTM yAkExA. aux sa-C = -calsA
has Ksssxaase1 tse slsFasszse ans sss=ss sns
- ue~ EAe pr0p-&-tor 81 tee Hxw Hoses
y&ksrss. wnsen Axs sxea eosax . g..s
hussnxss - sasAee Il or<ae1. On sulF l. The
1srrs<r p-apxs<sss. Mr. sseAxna. - oune
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Sxx Yosx. Aax % The ssvsgpss ef
Leafs Tlrss & essra Esany snaxss state
r2euss. ssexsnx sss~ts Is 81 r. as. sss3
hks.ffsgi<-s Of s. esF 8ssa
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GOVERNMENT REWARDS.
Offered for the Arrest af Highway
men keheinx the Mails.

wsshIsavoS. Aug. sa-The Ssc~c&ary of
the srsssary today bought 81 .fsg. .esaa ws.rth
os soyernment lsoass 81 per eent. krcess-
tere<is AZ is9
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AvxasTse cry. " j.. Amx 10 Mrs.
Mar p.snusssy. ssss passs ssskst~ss bs Mrs.
usrsf.san. Aas orra d<essr1 saS 81
txnxFr.
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CAfeAsse. Asg aa--As P1tssbasx a. sx-
plos4oa u hss netai IN slss stecs ~sfxs o.
cxraexss. PAipps 4 Co. taif sss<fsos.
gsssntlv killed sse suxsneer stk seo<nss sss
wssrksaau aB1 asFson@ks srgsfs1 ss.e
Others. and tso are s1na<hi ~ o~ is1ssV
HNre
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-24

and so heated was the campaign that the
partisans of either side were armed il
hostility for days, and it was in one or
the conflicts between them that Nc
Coy's leg was shot necesSitating its am
putation.
When the storm of popular passion had
subsidized, Mccoy, who had been eluding
arrest, came IN voluntarily and surren-
dered This seton was superinduced by
the fact that his MANNED limb troubled
him considerably and he could receive 10
attention for it He was duly IN
dicted and upon the ground that
an impartial trial could not be
given him in LaSalle county, his
case was transferred to BeXar county
where ne was tried at the June term OF
the district court in 1888. Being found
guilty of murder in the first degree and
Sentenced TO be hanged his case was
taken 10 the court of appeals, but that
Tribunal sustained the finding OF the
Tower court, leaving no hope for the
prisoner except atthe governor 5 hands.
Strong efforts have been made TO induce
Governor Ross to commute the SEN
tence to imprisonment for life or grant
respite. Through the endeavOrs of Ed
ward HaItom, ESQ, Mccoy s petitions
for executive cIemency have been signed
by hundreds of citizens of 7AtascOsa,
Frio and BeXar counties. Mccoy )
aged mother and his brother and Others
have visited the governor, but the eN-
ecutive was unrelenting. He mann
tanned that Mccoy was either guilty
enough to hang or he was innocent and
that the circumstances were such as to
not warrant his interfering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-24
KANSAS INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Murder Trial,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 22.-The hear
ing of evidence in the case of J S. Berry
on the charge of being accessory to the
murder of Capt. Nat NJ. Kenny, the
Bald Knobber chief at Forsythe, Mo.
last August, was commenced at SPRING
field, Mo. to-day. There are $50 wit
nesses, and the trial will last at least ten
DAYS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-24

NEW YORK, Aug % The four muir
derers of women, Patrick Packenham ,
Jack Lewis (colored), James Nolan and
Ferdinand Carolin, were hanged in ths
yard of the Tombs prison this morning
There were two scaffolds and two men wers
hanged on each. Packenham and Nolan
were first executed on a scaffold which
had been erected on the Franklin street
side of the prison. The drop fell at sos
O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-24

or else hold him He then bade final
farewell to DR.. Johns and the officers,
and at the solicitation of Father MalOney
he repeated after him another prayer.
Officers Bennett and Krempkau ad-
iusted the moose and black cap, which
Mccoy complained was smotnering him.