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The morning call., 1890-10-21
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Refusal of the House to Receive Message
From the Governor

COLUMBUS, Oct. 21.-The lower branch OF
the Legislature reconvened this afternoon,
the Senate having adjourned to tomorrow
Governor Campbell sent message to the
House, but the Speaker refused to recognize
his Private Secretary, and an adjournment
motion was rushed through. Governor
Campbell looks uron the action as per-
sonal insult. The message suggested that
non partisan Board of Improvements for
Cincinnati be appointed by the Mayor, and
that an election be held in April. The mes
sage will so to the Senate TO- morrow.
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ALLEGED REGISTRATION FRAUD
Democratic Charges Against Members Of the
Ch;cooo Rerphlicau Commjttea

Democratic Charges Against Members OF the
Chicago Republican COMMITTEES.
CHICAGO, Oct 20--A Democratic even
ing paper publishes statement that negro
named Dunson, who was arrested to-day
for improper registration, admitted to
member of the Democratic Campaign Com
mittee that he had been paid for doing so by
a member of the Republican committee. lie
also gave, it is asserted. the name Of another
member of the Republican committee who.
with the first one, secured the Illegal regis
tratiUn of several hundred negroes. lie
gave the names of some other Republican
workers" and it is asserted they will all
be arrested as soon as possible.
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DELUDED RED MEN.
Ravages of Mountain Fever Among Band OF
Indians.

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. 20. - A Triomes
Pierre Is. Dak.) special says: physician
living at Fort Pierre yesterday returned
from visit to a band of Indians twenty-five
miles from here, whittier he was summoned
by "squaw men," who informed him
that the entire band of two hundred
would die off unless something, was
done for them. Thirteen had already
died and many others were down with
mountain fever. These redskins nave
been realizing the new Messiah craze by
fasting and executing ghost dances without
stint for two months, until they are helpless
and have brought on the disease.
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Boulanger's Deaial.

PARIS, Oct. 2O.-Buulanger denies that in
his interview with the Comte de Paris
he promised anything except to permit the
return of the OrleaniSt eXiles He declares
that nothing was said of the form of gov
ernment. The RoyalistS paid his candi-
dates and he himself had nothing to do with
the financial matters. He promised to ex-
plain hereafter how his personal expenses
were met.
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reaches the quotation of month or six
weeks ago. 1t is understood the pool repre-
sents S1O,000,OO0 in silver, which was puI-
chased Mt prices ranging from 104 to llo.
After the passage of the act the quotations
ran up as high as 119, but the speculators IN
New York unloaded so rapidly. and so much
metal was shipped 10 this country from
England, that the market was flooded, and
the Congressman were unable to dispose OF
the large quantity they had purchased.
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The Bell-Players,

PrrTsBURG. Oct. 20-The Brotherhood Of
Baseball Players met this afternoon in
convention, and 1T is likely players will de-
mand representation ON the Conference
Committee. The general belief is their
hackers are locking out for themselves and
NAV in the conference leave some of the
players out of consideration. Ii the play
ers secure representation, it is almost sure
the National League Committee will refuse
to treat.
Secretary Brunell said this evening that
he did not know what would be done at to-
morrow's meeting, but the brotherhood Will
be represented at the coming conference.
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Nnrhar and Suinide

CHARLTON Qowa), Oct. 20.-Saturday
afternoon Elencr Oliver, aged 2l, arrived
here f;om Kansas. He hired livery team
ami drove TO the little town of Freedom. He
then went to the house Of Mr.. Tuttle and
requested to see his daughter. with whom he
was in love. He requested the girl to marry
him and she refused, saying she was too
young. Oliver. at this reply, pulled out a re-
volver, and shot the girl through the temples,
causing instant death He then turned the
weapon upon himself and fired ball
through his head in the same place he had
shot the girl. He lived in an unconscious
state until this morning, when he died.
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rirchall's Confession.

WOODSTOCK, Oct. 2O.-Mrs. West Jones
had an interview with Biichall day or two
ago. In answer to pressing questions Birch
all declared as emphatically as he could that
he did not fire the sho.s which killed Ben
well, leaving her to suppose he had con-
federate. He has stuck to this story from
the start. 1t is the only story he has stuck
to; but the great majority Of the people
hereabouts still believe he committed the
crime
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RENEWED ACTIVITY.
Mint Director Leech Talks Abaut the Silver
Mines of the West

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-E. o. Leech,
Director of the Mint, has returned from a
visit to a number of mines in the West. In
speaking of his trip he said: ''As to the
prospects of silver mining and the current
production of our mines l should say the
silver product of the United States is increas-
ing; certainly there is great activity in all
the mining camps which l visited, and when
one considers that only short time agothey
were getting only so cents an ounce for sill
yer and 3A cents a pound for lead, while to-
day silver is worth 81 10 an ounce and lead
six cents pound, it is not surprising that
there should be great activity in the mining
industries and the output should be ill.,
creased ~
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the
Not;onol C,r, Of

National Commission.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2O.-At to-day's meeting
of the Executive Committee of the Worlds
Fair National Commission Harris OF Vir-
ginia offered resolution, which he asked TO
have referred to the Conference Committee
Of the Commission and the local Directory,
directing that committee to consider the
advisability of appointing Joint Confer
ence Committee OF the two bodies to actper-
manently with relation to subjects IN
which both bodies were interested:
If this proposition is adopted
it will result in the creation Of body repre-
senting both boards, which would probably
be in almost continuous session IN this cry,
and would exercise supervision over all the
practical administration of exposition affairs.
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Grsnville's Speeeh.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-In a speech at New
castle to-day Lord Granville said the Tories
pretended they were confident of the result
of appealing to the country. yet they de-
layed di>solving Parliament as long as pos
sibe. Referring TO the new American tariff
be said: 1T is certain to be more injurious
to America herself than England"
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DUTY on Lumber.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Assistant Secre-
tary Spaulding made ruling to-day that
lumber imported from Canada prior to the
18th inst, but the entry Of which was not
completed until after that date, is entitled to
the lower rate OF duty prescribed for lumber
in the existing tariff law. October 18th is
the date fixed by the Dominion Government
for the removal of export duty on lumber.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.-Tommy Warren
picked up $500 easily here tonight by de-
featlng Ernest Bes her in a round and half.
A lelt-hander over the heart and right
handler on the jaw within a few seconds
were too much TOR Mr.. Bescher.
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Atnhisnn Thrnnah Trains.

CHICAGO Oct. 20.-The Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe will begin running through
trains between Chicago and st. Louis, in
connection with tie Jacksonville, South
eastern and Toledo trains to st. Louis and
Kansas City, about the middle Of November.
Ali arrangements are completed.
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ninner TO Com,a da Paria.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-An elaborate dinner
was given to Comte de Paris in the Hotel
Plaza by comrades in the Army Of the Poto-
mac Over 100 guests were present, among
them Generals Butterfeld, Sherman, Frank
lin, Howard, Porter, Hammond, Sickles
and Barnum.
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A Vieorous Protest.

DUBLIN, Oct. 2o-Solicitor Dillon has sent
a telegram to Balfour Indignantly protest
ing against his preiudicing tile Tipperary
case in his speech on Saturday . for the
guidance of his msgisterial TOOLS" and de-
manding that the farcial proceedings be
discontinued and the trial be ordered before
Judge and jury in England.
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Fbe,cs, Dsuehters Enesoed.

BERLIN, Oct. 20.-It is announced that
the eldest daughter of United States Minis
ter Phelps is engaged to be married to Lieu
tenant YOU Renter, and that the youngest
daughter is engaged to Baron Itzieben.
Both gentlemen are officers in the Imperial
GuaruS
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4 Dsserter Captured.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct, 2O.-Anolher of
the soldiers who deserted from the Santiago
Custoni-house has been captured here.
His two companions, who were captured
some days ago, were shot before $4,000
people. The last captive will undoubtedly
share fhair fafa
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Alleged sries Arrested.

PARIS, Oct. 2O.-Le Petit Journal an
nounces the arrest at Belfort barracks of
one of the guards named Dietrich and his
sister, who are charged with being German
spies. Plans of the Notifications were found
in Dietrich's house. Dietrich and his sister,
it is believed, were in collusion with a Han
overian spy named Stahl in divulging French
army secrets 10 the German Government.
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FREDERICK BILLINGS WILL.
Soma CT the Btquests TO Individuals and
Associations.

Associations.
RUTLAND, Oct. 2O-The will of the late
Hon. Frederick Billings OF Woodstock makes
these beQuests: Oliver 7. Chandler of
Woodstock $1,000 for every year Of his life;
George w. Granniss of San Francisco.
$4,000; Samuel E. Kilner of New York,
5000; Rev DR.. Henry Van Dycke of New
York, $3.50; Mathew ii. BucEham, Presi-
dent of the University of Vermont, $1,000;
Edward Barslow of Oakland, Cal, 5000;
the Congregational Church in Woodstock
and to the American Board for Foreign
Missions, $4,000 each; the Vermont Do
mestic Missionary Society and American
Home Missionary Association, $4,000 each.
Liberal bequests are made TO his brothers
and sisters and the other members OF his
family
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Gove,nor Hill in Ohio.

ALBANY, Oct. Ex-Governor Hill leaves
to-day for Ohio TO speak OH the Democratic
principles in different places in that State.
The first speech will be made at Canton to-
morrow night The Governor will 60 later
on TO West Virginia.
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No Mere Lottery Business.

New YORK. Oct. 20.-The United States
Express Company has issued peremptory
orders TO all its agents not to receive money,
tickets or lists of drawings from the Louisi-
ana Lottery Company, or in any way to as
sist in the transportation Of the lottery
business.
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The Cars Warning.

VIENNA, Oct. 2O.-The Gar has privately
intimated to the Servian Government that
he has no desire for a change in the Servian
dynasty This is intended as warning to
intriguers in behalf of Prince Nicho'as OF
Montenegro and Prince karageOIcevltc b.
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EXTENSIVE smugel.ne Oparations.

WARSAW, Oct 20.-A great sensation has
been caused by the trial Of three merchants
en- charge Of loug-continued smuggling
silks from Germany into Russia. 1t is
understood that they have smuggled goods
to the amount of e40,000 yearly.
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MARINE DISASTER.
A Lake Steamer Furned and Eight Of the
Crew Drowned

q Lake Stebmtr LUfneu aHu LIgHI UL lHe
Crew Drowned.
PORT HURoN (Mich.), Oct. 20. - The
steamer Annie Young of the Lake Superior
Transit Company took fire and burned to
the waters edge off Lexington this MORN
irg. The steamer Ed Smith went to the
rescue and took thirteen of the crew off and
brought them here. The balance of The
crew, eight men, took TO n yawl and were
nard, j. Donnelly, j. Crosby, J. Gallagher.
j. Connolly and three deck-hands, names
unknown. The Young had a cargo of coal
and mer chandise. She was 693 tons burden
and valued at $4,000. The mate was badly
burned
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Mrs, Stanton.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The local Wage
workers Political Alliance has presented
petition to President Harrison requesting
him to present the name of Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton to the Senate of the United
States as Associate Justice, in place Of JUS
tice Miller. deceased.
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Hnntinn Party Dir. ,u,ed

HANOVER Ndass.l, Oct 2o.-Abijah Tis-
dell his son, George, aged IA, and a man
named Murphy, all of Whitman, are be-
leved to have been drowned while shooting
coots. Their boat came ashore here yester-
day empty. .
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The Sugar Trust Suit.

New YORK. Oct 20.-Arguments were
made before Judge Pratt in Brooklyn to-day
in behalf Of John II. Gleason to have re-
ceiyer appointed in the original suit against
the sugar trust. Decision was reserved
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A Fiction.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O-Secretary Blaine
said this morning, in answer to an inquiry,
that the alleged interview with him, pub
lished in syndicate newspaper letter Sun
day morning, touching The Sphere OF
Woman" is wholly false.
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A MEAN FALSEHOOD.
Positive Denial That 0ffice-Holders Havs Been
Assessed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-It is being angriIy
asserted by several Democratic and mug
wump journals that the Republican Cou-
gressional Committee is raising an immense
campaign fund by levying assessments on
Office-holders No assertion more mean!y
false could be made. Colonel ClarkSon,
whose attention was called to this report,
said Tonight: sit may be stated boldly and
positively that the committee has not levied
assessments on oGfice-holders of any kind or
degree. 1t has not asked in any way for
money from any person in the public sery-
ice Federal or State"
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A TERRIFIC GALE.
Vessels Driven Ashore by the Storm on the
Atlantic Coast.

Atlantic Coast.
HIGHLAND LIGHT (Mass.), Oct. 20.-The
terrific gale which began yesterday has
slightly moderated. A fearful sea is sweep
ing the coast, driving the life-saving patrol
inland at every full tide
BosToN, Oct. 20.-Reports from the great
storm center continue to come in. AT Sci
tuate number of fishing sloops were cast
on the Meadows. The loss to the fshern,e-
Will be heavy. Several other points report
vessels having gone ashore. No loss of life
has yet been repurted.
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A St. Lou s Fire.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct 2o.-A fire this evening in
the dry-goods establishment of Frank Bros,
on Broadway and Washington avenue,
caused damage amounting to $250,OO0.
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Frau Enblen's Birthday.

HAMBURG, Oct. 2o-Frau Emblem, a
sister of the poet Heine, celebrated her
nineteth birthday yesterday. She is still in
the enjoyment Of vigorous health.
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The Argentine Congress.

BUENos AYREs, Oct. 20.-Congress closed
to-day, after adopting Government bill to
convert provincial foreign loans into 12
per cent national loan.
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mot Proven"

LONDON, Oct. 20-The trial of Stephen
Holmes, alias Stephen Smith, the American
who was charged with stealing jewels be
longing to the Duke Of Edinburgh in May
last, has resulted In a verdict Of mot proven"
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SIDE LOTTERIES"
One Form Of Sensational Journalism Referred
to ths AttorneY.General.

WASHINGTON, Oct 20-The Postmaster
General is finding the administration OF the
lottery law much embarrassed by side
lotteries" which some business firm in
Washington and several sensational news
papers have adopted of offering prizes to
successful guessers of certain numbers.
Official communications have been received
by the department. calling attention to ad-
vertisements of this character and urging
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An Anueel 10 ENGLAND,

BERLIN, Oct. 2O.-The North German
Gazette appeals to England not to endanser
the monarchy OF the Iberian Peninsula by
too exacting demands on Portugal.
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Wrecked IN a Gale.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-The Spanish bark Vii
lallanes, with a crew of twelve men, for
Liverpool from Lagun, has been lost in
gale of 0rmeS Head.
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SYDNEY &c. b.. Oct. 2O.-A large SQUARE
rigged ship has been lost at st. Esprit with
all OH board.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Three Occupants of a Carriage Killed at a
Crossing

KEoKUK Uowa) Oct. 20. "A passenger
train on the Keokuk and Western Railway
struck wagon at the road crossing near
Centerville to-day. The three occupants,
Isaac Bromer, wife and son, were instantly
killed The Coroner's jury had the train
held while the testimony Of the trains crew
and passengers was taken The jury re-
turned verdict generating the company
from blame.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Mnrdsr and Suicide in an El Paso Qexas)
Hotel

Hotel.
Ell PAso, Oct. 20.-G. Blanc, a French
man from Hudsons Hot Springs, Ariz.,
arrived here last Friday with a notorious
sporting woman of Silver City, n. Mex.
This morning the inmates of the hotel heard
shots. but were unable to locate them. At
II O'Clock a chambermaid tried to get into
Blanc's room. No answer coming she
looked over the tranS0m and saw the dead
bodies of Blanc and the woman. An inyes-
iigation showed that he had killed the
woman and then committed suicide. They
had been drinking heavily. Outside Of this
no cause is known
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BADLY NIpPED.

Members of Congress Get Caught in a Deal
in Silver.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-There is o painful
rumor in circulation here to the effect that
the members of Congress who went into q
pool for the purchase Of large quantities of
silver before the bill was passed. have been
unable to dispose Of their holdings, and ars
likely to carry them some months before 1t
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LAKE VIEW.

YOU WILL HAVE THE ADVANTAGE lF YOU YOU
start now to see this great future residence por-
tion of San Francisco by getting to i9ts on inc
oround floor from block purchased IN Laaeyiew.
A .depos' sva"' ""A ocl9tf
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THE LIZZIE TROOP.

The Captain, His Child and Ten Of the Crew
Lest With the Ship
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.-Late advices
about the ship Lizzie C. Troop state that
Captain Fownes, his child and ten of the
crew were lost. Mrs. Fownes, the mate
and remainder of the crew were saved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-22

Berlin. oct. IA royal decree . issusd
eonveuinE the Pruss:an Diet NoFem
her Ilfh.s
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WEDNESDAY EVENING CITY, UTAH TERRITORY

raw material used in manufactures
Twin impose no higher duties than
are Necessary to meet foreign COM
petition on articles we produce.
1T will encourage that inter.
national trade which will Keep our
farmers and mills busy 10 supply
foreign wants, thereby giving steady
employment TO the iaborer, increas.
Ing wages because OF the Increased
demand for labor, bringing hurd.
reds Of millions Of wealth into the
Country and promoting that gem
eral happiness aud ..Ss,;S...;- TO
whicu the nature of our popula-
ton and our resources entities us"
Reyerting once more 10 the Me-
lAinley bill, the speaker asked what
would become OF US II Europe
should retaliate by checking her
imports Of breadstufis, cotton, oil
and provisions frem the United
States. We sent abroad last yeat
STi3, 100000 worth OF goods, and
three-foarths OF them were agri-
cultural products. What could re-
compense the country for the loss OF
this vast market? What could al
leyiate the distress among all classes
OF people.
"Well might Blaine say that the
Mckinley bill won't open & new
market for single bushel OF wheat
or barley or a barrel Of pork. We
ought to feel grateful II il dots
not deprive US Of What markets We
have"
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Arc Engaged 10 Manage the Inres-
LEGATION OF HenaesSy's
AsSassias.
HOW JUDGE suHeEss REfurEs
THE CHARGES.
Weddings 10 be Celebrated in ROYAL
Families in the Old
Countries.
nR. GLADSTONE sTiLL TO THE
FBoNr.
The General OF the salvation Army
Has a Plan Tor the SAL
walton Of the Poor.
Telegraph 20 the SE~s.l
THE INVESTIGATION.
Tie Fin.ieftdns are looking for the
Hrnnc.sn A..n.A.ns

TIE Fin.iertdns are Looking for the
Hennessy AssaSSihs.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.-The
Pinkertons are 20 manage the Hen.
messy assassination investigation.
The request was made yesterday,
and ". s. Pirkertnu teiegrnphsd
that he would come down as 5rc-
and take personal charge az the
case, and Try % bring the muricrers
Of his old friend 70 justice. Mr.. Hen
nessy's partner today ordered his
secretary TO got at the papers which
he ha1 ia the Vendetta NATTER and
which are thought TO have been the
cause OF his death. For the last
four months he had been making in
Quiries in Italy from the police an
thOrities and the United States con-
suls there concerning some Of the
dangerous Italians now living in
New Orleans and who are supposed
to have LET their homes from fear Of
punishment. Nobody had reau
these papers except HenneHsy. but
they are believed 10 be important,
az the murderers killed him 10 pre-
vent him giving testimony.
Tho police continue their inresd-
cations. They believe that they
have captured in Carlo TTajinO one
Of the murdersfa. He resided on
the Sufpy plantation, some thlrty
miles from New Orleans. He came
70 the city the night OF the murder
and left the next morning. He was
very excited, and was found 10 have
n wound on his hand. He has been
identified by a negro woman -
having been seen in the icnmed!2te
neighb0rho0d Of the killing.
Tony Mataango and Caruro were
arrested today. They are 10th
cripples, having lost thc:r legs IN the
Provensano Ma;rango vendetta.
They were arrested two days ago,
but released after : long t1ik with
the mayor.
An investigation Of the police
court record shows that in the last
sixteen years twenty-niBe murders
or assassinatious have occurred here,
attributed by the police to the ven
delta OF the menl. In only one
case was the murderer sentenced,
and ia that it was very doubtful
whether it was more than an ooli-
nary killing. In nine other eases,
the police had some evidence OF who
dId the killing, hut could convict
none OF tho criminals. In tire
other nineteen there was no eyi'
dence whatever OF who the assas5ins
were. the dead bodies being found
in their street or dwelling without
the slightest clue 30 the murderer.
In three eases there was no eylueucC
even of who the murdered man
was. except that he was an Italian.
sIcILIAN EMGRANTs.
The steamer Eysia, about which
there has heen some excitement
hasI0s3 Sfcilian immigrants aboard
instead OF 500. she has not LeCr
heard from yet, and cannot arriv,
before "Wednesday An effort vi!
be made to sead al or =. Uart OF the
immigration back 10 Sicily unIe!
| the immigration laws.