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Apulosizod for His l,rothrr.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-A banquet was
gwen last night BY the Mayor OF Slrat.
loFd-on-Avon. Among the guests was
Earl De Lawar, high steward OF S.rat.
tord-oni,,Ayon, and brother OF Baron
'ackvllle, Whose recent claim upon tho
municipality for rent for the ground up.
on which stands the Shakespeare mem.
orial drinking fountain presented by
Mr. u. W. Childs, OF Philadelphia, was
the cause of much unfavorable criticism
me Earl made speech in the courss Of
which he said that he regretted tho
action OF his brother aud that he was
sorry 1t had caused bad feeling in STRAIT
lord-on-Avon and other places. He was
sure, he said, that Baron Sackyille
would acknowledge that he had made
mistake in making the demand for rent.
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Mr.. GRADY AGAIN,
he Is stumping Lewis County fur Free
Trndo ind Tnmmany Hall.

He Is stumping Lewis County fur Free
Trndo ind Tnmmany Hall.
Special Di'ratch 10 The Iattuigence-.
WESTON, W. Va, Oct. S0.-Senasor
Thomas F. Grady, Of New York, the re.
nowned Tammany Hall representative,
is stumping Lewis county. At Jane
Lew yesterday and at CASTOR to-day his
audiences were small, as was acknowl.
edged by him here tonight. He re-
ierred with contempt to the ISrELL1.
aENcERs report OF his bad break at
Wheeling. lie had before him the
speech OF Senator ingalls, at Pittsburgh,
and quoted and misConstrued a great
deal Of it. He misrepresented the new
tariff law from beginning to end. lie
said it Increased the tariff on ull the
necessariesof life. He said that labor
was paid as much ir Europe as it is
here, but in the very next sentence he
said that foreigners would come here
and work for half what our American
labor costs. His speech throughout
had Tanmany Hall ring about it that
did not please all OF bis audience, aud
his efforts to create applause were in
vain. He did not say why lie stumpsd
New York against Cleveland,
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A Bad Euiltlinr.I,,,

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-"The only wpv tbo
Government building can be saved"
said inspector Cluss "is to build Under Is
q foundation such as was put under tho
washington monument. This wonId
cost only about S2,50OGCO, but then
what could you do with tho tho building
on Top - believe II would be lust as Is
cheap to build new edfce." Another
pipe broke yesterday in the south west
elevator shalt flooding the postal rooms
and the basement. From the levels
lal:en by the engineers on the Adams
street side 1t appears that the front of
the building is sinking rapidly and NAV
collapse at almost any moment. The
porlico is in particularly bad con.
lition, - wv 'OH--
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THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
A Young Lady BrutaIIy Mur.
defed in Georgia.
PARTY CERTAIN.
bsrcha.l Playing Leap rors In tho
Shadow oftho Gallows-..A Moth.
cr's Griufat Hearing Her Son
Scntenccd..othcr Matters.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 30.-Reposss Of
the brutal nurderof a young lady have
reached hero from Rockmarl. The vic.
tin is Miss Baker and her home is In
stiilboro. The crime was committed
aOout eight o'clock yesterday morning.
The was alone in field wheIe ske was
At work when she was assaulted and
beaten to death. A Leavy club was the
weapon used by the murderer and after
completing his bloody work the manpled
6ody OF the dead girl Vas dragged some
distance to q spot near the line Of the
railroad, where an effort was made lo
hide the crime by concealing the 70.
mains In a brush pile. Suspicion was
aroused by tho failure OF tho Young lady
70 return home at her usual hour, Ind
her iather started out to the field in
search OF her. After some little time his
attention was directed to the brush and
upon looking closer he found the dead
and manglcd body OF his daughter. Tie |
Whole county is up in arms and yiror. |
ous search 10 being made for tie perpe.
traitor of the crime. II found a iyneh. !
.ng is certain. -
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
s"tement OF the Earuings on All Lines
large Incrensh nf IusIn.ss -

Statement of the Earuipgs on All Llncs-A
Large Increase OF business.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3O.-Following is
a statement Of the business Of all lines Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company:
AL lines east OF Pittsburgh and Erie for
September, 1890, as compared with the
same month in 1889, show an increase
in gross earnings OF s35l, COG; m increase
in expenses OF sl04,OG3; an increase in
net earnings Of S2I7,543. The nine
months Of 1890, as compared with the
same period Of 1889, show an increase in
gross earnings Of S4,375,564; On increase
IN expenses Of s4,4O2, 1881; a decrease in
net earnings OF S27,3l7. All lines west
oi Plttaburgh and Erie for September,
1870, az compared with the same month
IN 1859. show an increase in gross earn
ings Of Si5S, ,2s9; an increase in expenses
o! S2ll, ,4i2; an increase in net earnings
OF SAG, S47. The nine months OF 1890,
az compared with the same period OF
lSs9, show an increase in gross earnings
OF - l,O2S,3f2; au increase in expenses OF
S.Ol ,l53; Gn increase in net earnings
OF 81 ,S2GGl9.
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Gnfr's Ovation at Clurtsburs.

~1Ss'Ns O''puf%H " VIZ 4HeS'vCHCtT,
CLAKsHuRd, W. Va, Oct. SO.-The
Republican meeting tonight was the
largest ever held by either party for
ye0rs. The Court room was packed to
suGocation. Special trains we're run by
the Monongah road. The Shinnston
band furnished the music. Tho recep.
ton to GoG amounted to perfect eva.
tion. His speech was masterpiece Of
eloquence. There were no personal
allasions. Pendleton's name was not
mentioned throughout the th, entire
speech. Every candidate was person.
ally endorsed and their records explain.
ed. Grady's mistakes were corrected
and his record given. The Democr.ts ts
expected to hold a meeting to ! ad.
dressed by Mr.. Ho.iard, but say they
adjourned out OF respect to COLI
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BlRCl!ALL'S CASE,
iho Sentence Will bo carried out-aIrs,
Birchau In Ottawa.

iho Sentence VIII bo carried Out-aIrf.
Birchall In Ottawa.
OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. 3O.-Thcre is n
ruMor in circulation to-day that Mrs,
blrchall had arrived in town for the
purpose Of pleading her husbands
cause with the Minister OF Justice, but
i cannot be confirmed. 1. 10 now said
That the publication OF tho letter signed
Colonel" is a part OF a plan to furnish
grounds for an application for reprieye.
Il such an application is-to BE- made il
should be made to the trial Judge sitting
at Toro and not to the minister of jus.
tlce. Some importance 10 attached to
the petition which Sir Chasles Tupper
has notified the Department OF Justice
Is now on it's way here from England
With lhoee, however, WHO have Sir
John Thompson's conduct in capital
cases it Is a forsgone conclusion tha,
blrchall's sentence will be carried out
and not committed. He ia always ex.
tremely reluctant to interfere with sent.
enCes OF the courts OF JUSTICE.
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FOR GLASSVORKERS.
The Mckinley Bill Gives You
What Your Union Asked.
AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT
Which Tells tho Story.-Thc National
Union Asked for just What the
New Tariif Provides and what
tho Democrats Oppose.
To he Editor Of he Ia,sllicner.

To The Editor OF he IattllicsHetr.
sIR:-1.calledattention the other day 10
the effort Of the local unions 10 have the
tariff on flint glass increased, and how
they succeeded. Now 1t will be proper
to give the arguments they used for the
purpose. Tina! can best be done by
giving copy Of the official paper pre-
pared and presented to tho commit
tee while tho matter was under con.
sidcration, as 1t contains the whole mat.
ter and stands as the action ef the asso-
citation. While 1t was pending the ma.
chinery Of the American Flint Glass
Workers' Association was used to help
it through, and all voted for its adoption.
Now, why Is II that some OF these same
men are not prepared to vote for It's
maintenance on election day, but in.
stead propose to vote for a man who
complaina because the rate on fint glass
Is $50 on tho Si60, VIXEN We spent SO
much time and money to get i. there?
Do these men follow bread.and.butter
policy? 1t does not seem 80, or they
would not be for tariff every day In |
the year but election day.
But here is the document prepared
and submitted by William J. Smith,
President OF the American Flint Glass
Workers Union, by resolution OF the
national convention, instructing the
national officers 10 use their utmost en-.
deavor to secure I'm increase in the tariff |
duty on flint glass, and haye the man.
ner OF collection changed from I'D valo.
rem to apeciiic. J. II. BuRrr.
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TIE SUGAR TRUST.
Reorganization OF the New Compnny-The
Capital Stock. ~,

Reorganization OF the New Company-rhe
Capital Stock.
New YORK, Oct. SO.-Judge Pratt, in
Kings county court, heard argumentsi in
The sugar trust case to-day. He reserv-
ed his decision, but he modified the in
junction 80 rs TO allow the publication
of the plan OF reorganization and the
financial statement.
The plan provides for the issue Of
s2o, 100000 seven per cent preferred
stock, SIS 900, ,000 in common stock, and
SlO.CcO, COO in bonds to be secured by a
mortgage on tho property. Each holder
OF certificates in the trust will get half
the tace OF his certificates in each Of the
new series Of stock and $500 in cash.
The statement Of The financial condition
OF the trust shows assets $50, ,537, ,33B, and
liabilities SS,704,1Sl. Net assets ST.
1864.
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pnrtlx Sunn,Astul i,..,i.

oL1vEr, =. D., Oct. so.-A robbery was
attempted at an early hour yesterda,
morning on the Hutchinson county
treasury ut this place. Burglars made
hoie through the brick wall Of the vault
and The outer doors Of the safe. There
had been some trouble with the comb.
nation lock, which had not been locked
the night before. The inner doors were
opened by blowing the lock to pieces
with powder. Behind these was the
money chest, guarded by time lock
anu containing over 50 900, which theJ
Jailed TO open. Some S327 in cash wa.
taken IRON small drawer, and s, 800 In
warrants. The burglars have not been
captured.
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BlRCnlLL'S LtYlrY,
he PlaJs Leap Frog and Tosses Coppers
With Ills Guard.

&-f'NA Aobocb SOppeES
With His Guard.
WooDsrocK, OSr., Oct, SO.-Tho near
approach of the lated fourteenth Of
November Toes not seem to have much
outward effect on Birc;4all. he pro-
icsses to fee, less concern than many OF
:he sentimentalis:s vino are troubling
themselves about his fate. uo plays
leap frog in his cell with his guard and
thinks it royal sport to send the guard
sIrawling on tbs floor when the occasion
o:her5. Pitching coppers ia another
tnvorite amusement oi his. The arrival
ol his spiritual adviser, however, is
always tho signal for his adopting an
appearance Of solennity suitable TO the
occasion. People here are shocked at
many of the stories current about
BiseEalPs levity. The "Cuiouet' fiction
is pretty well exploded. There is little
doubt that the letter was prepared by
Blrchall himself in the hope that It
might create diverBion in his favor at
Ottawa. How he got il out Of Tie jail is
not known.
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1ouS 0. PESDLEroN has never under.
taken to overthrow the testimony Of J..
D. Brookover, one Of the Wetzel county
Derocraticjudges Of election, who swore
that an attempt was made by Ben Earn
shaw, President Of the County Court, at
the instance OF Robert McEldowney,
one OF Peadleton's attorneys. to get him
to visit Pendleton after tho exposure Of
the Wetzel county ballot outrage. Upon
his oath Brookovcr said: "I think there
could have been but one object, and that
was eitlser 10 buy my silence in this matter
or 10 induce me 10 tell somslhing that va,
not true"
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A POLITICAL MURDER,

Nernbilcnn Candidate for Cungrcs.
Fatally Cut While aIai.tuS u Speech,
TlNNoNsyILLE, Oct. 30.-Whiie Ed.
mund II. Deas, colored, who is running
on the Republican ticket for Con.
gress from this district, was
addressing crowd Of negroes
in the district on the Haskell causc OK.
ception was taken to his remarks by Ger.
tain Timmonites, among whom
was J. Gully Jackson. JACK.
son drew his knife on Deas
anu split his mouth open on one side,
nearly to the ear, and would have killed
him but for Col. II. 7. Morris, who
pressed up to make peace. Jack.
son, who was highly wrourh,
up turned upon Colonel Morris and
slashed him on his left cheek and hack.
ed him across his left side. DeaB bled
pIolusely and it is believed that he will
ete from the wounds received;
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JOHN y. PESDLEToN has never under.
taken 10 overthrow tho testimony Of J..
D. Brookover, one Of the Wotzel county
democratic judges OF election, who swore
'hat an attempt was made by Ben Earn.
shaw, President OF the County Court, at
the ia5tance Of Robert McEldowney,
one Of Psndleton's attorneys, to get him
10 visit Pendleton alter the exposure OF
the WetSel county ballot outrage. Upon
his oath Btookover said: "Ithink there
could have been but one object, and that
was either 10 buy my silence in ibis matter,
or to induce me TO tell something tiat ras
no! truc.n
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A BOLD ROBBERY,
u Posioiiiee Clerk Chiuroformed aud al
Slfp UiNed

4 Postof,lco Clerk Chluroformed oud ,br
.. Safe Rinsd. ..
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Oct. So.-At
l2'SO o'clock this afternoon George Lam.
lncrts. clerk in the Suspension Bridge
postoflce, went to tho postoilice safe 10
geta supply OF stamps for tho tray at
the stamp window which was ompty.
He was alone in the office, and while
ges'iag the stamps ho was seized from
behind by an unknown man, and o
c!olh' supposed to be saturated with
chloioio5m. thrown aboa. his head
anu he was thrown on tho floor, where
he was found latcs. The money crje,
tray rs missing, but what the loss is. l.
not 40 yet known. Lammerts has no idea
who his assailants wero.
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Comments on Gads,on,.,

LONDON, Oct, So.-The Times, com.
mentlng on Gladstone's speech at Dun
dee, remarks: "protectionist doctrine,
are hardly existent in Parliament OK.
cept among Irish allies.n
1t gives hearty approval 10 all Mr..
Gladstone fays, and expresses regret that
The acknowledged maater OF Enclieh
iluance omitted to sny a wordin season
trade" '''o
The Standard ridicules Mr.. Gladstone's
proposal OF the revival OF Carlisle's mi.
yersaI beneticence society. 1t agrees
with him, however, in thinking the Nc
hi1ley tariff will not injure British
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A MOTHERS GRIEF
at Seeing Her Son Sentenced to Life I'm.
prlsonnent. .

at Seeing Her Son Sentenced to Life I'm.
prisonment. .
CHICAGO, Oct. SO.-"My God, you have
murdered my son." was the deopairing
cry OF q grief stricken woman startling
the spectators in Judge Tuley'o crowded
court, as Clerk Jones read the verdict
which consigned William Mortell and
James MeGrath to living death in the
penisen.iary at Joliet. They we're given
life sentences, and received them un.
moved, though their numerous relatives
were less successful. Mrs. Mortell, a
bard featured, elderly woman, spranr
from her seat shrieking loudly, and ieil
unconscious, while the other relatives
added their cries and tears to the con.
iusion. Officer Fryer, for whose death
the men were sentenced, was shot the
morning Of August 0 while trying to
intercept tho defendants, who were
evadipg arrest for disorderly conduct.
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SOMERSET, KY, Oct. 3o.-The bodies
Of John Welch, fireman, and j ohm Mont.
gomery, brakeman, who were supposed
to have been burned in the recent col.
lislon and fire at Sloans Valley tunnel
have been found beside the track in tho
debris. One Of Welch's hands was
plunged deep in the mud as though he
had plunged head foremost from his en-.
CINE.
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appraisers, having little or no knowledge

appraisers, having little or no knowledge
oil the cost Of production, cannot detect
the cheat. To call on importers 10 MD,
makes the appsaisemeat upon the psin-
ciple that ono importer can watch an
other, cannot improve the system much,
since all importers being Interested In
getting In goods cheap and knowing tho
other fellow may be called upon to ap-
praise their goods, there Ia temptation
to undervafuo on tho principle that one
good turn begets another.
The labor Of foreign countries being
generally In an unorganized state, II IL
subject 10 fluctuations in cost, which
would make the duty under the adva.
lorum system an uncertain quantity.
On page 473 this table appears fur.
nished by D. @. Ripley, OF Pittsburgh,
who offers to make oath 10 Its correct.
ness. The Htemware proper had stems
cut and finger flutes on bowl; the tum.
blers were cut finger flutes from Val St.
Lambert in Delpjum.
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OIL at Friendly.
Special Dispatch 10 he Inteui1encsr.

Special Dispatch 10 he lnte.igencer.
FRIENDLY, W. Va, Oct. So.-Warren
Oil Company No. l, on the island at
Friendly, ata depth of about 500 feet,
has small showing Of oil. Corsidera.
Bile activity is being displayed by pro-
ducers who are tying up land in the in.
mediate vicinity o. the wouid-be guaher.
The drill will tell The tale in few days.
Friendly is all torn up and properly has
advanced a hundred per cent. in the las.
swenty-f ur hours.
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nj, T. nIIasinnnrv sos,a,-

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. s0.EThe ninth
annual convention of tho Woman's
Home Missionary Society OF the NJ, Z.
church in the United States began here
this morning. Mrs, John Davis, OF Gin
clnnati, is President, and among the
Vice Presidents are Mrs. q. S. Grant and
Miss Fanny Hayes, daughter OF ex.Pres.
ident Hayes. Many distinguished ladies
arc present. The session will continue
for week. r :
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ArchbIsho, Fsohnn's JuyIl.,.

CuleAao, Oct. 3o.-'rho second day OF
Archbishop Feehan's silver jubilee
opened with tribute from The ]i,,la
folks OF the church. Alto o'clock aboni
5000 children from the parochinI gcbooIs
Of the city gathered at tho Auditorjnm Z
They filled the great hall to overflow ina
The little people under the direction ~
,heir teachers, presented literary nnI
musical programme including the sine.
ing OF National anthems. : 'tur '''' :.
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COKE STRIKE THREATENED.
FricI's Men Demaud the Restoration of n
Discharged Man.

Fric&'s Men Dcmaud the Restoration Of n
Discharged Man.
New YORK, Oct. 3O.-A Scotdale, Pa,
special says the workmen OF all the
plants operated by the Frick Coke Com.
papy yesterday served notice on General
Manager Lynch that unless Andy Yer.
ostic, the discharged local committeeman
Of the Tip Top works is restored to
work, they will quit work at the expira.
tion Of six dayo. The notice will expire
Monday, and unless there is an adjust.
lent, there will be strike OF 10 OOOme
OIL election day. The United Mine
Workers issued secret circular yester.
day to all employees in the region, urging
immediate actiou III .ne present difficult
". The eifeHlar also orders tie Fticl:
employees to bs in readiness to strike at
. moments notice. Large meetinps
were held last night a. the Standard
mines aut Davidson, aud were addressed
by Messrs. Ketfoot and Parker.
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5fnrrtnge NJ Fnirnout,


Special Dtsod.ch 10 me Inselsilcncsr.
FAIEMosT. W. Va, Oct. 3O.-At The
residence Of Mr.. n. @. Cochran tLis
evening, at S o'c.ock, Mr.. William NJ.
Fleming, one CT Fairmont's popular and
energetic young business men, and Misc
Julia Moore, niece Of Mr.. Cochran, were
married. The ceremony was performed
Ia the presence OF large Number OF ir-
Tited guests aud wes one OF the events
OF the season in the upper circles OF
anciefv
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New York, Oct. SO.-Captain Nun.
roe, his sixteen.year-old son, and his
crew. Of nine colored sailors, OF the
wrecked brigantine Eugenio, which
went to pieces on tho beach at Jones in.
let near Fire Island, arrived in this city
to-day: The castaways were sorry.look-
ing men after their disastrous cxper.
ience. All they saved from the wreck
was the clothes they wore. OF these
there was very little. Captain Munroe
owned tho brigantine. She was a frat.
class vessel, eleven years old and valued
at 5000.
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Summoned to Rome.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 30.-The Cath.
olic Citizen, a church publication OF this
city, announces to-day that news has
been received from the east that Arch.
Bishop Ireland, OF St, Paul, has been
summoned to Rome for an unknown
purpose. The Citizen says the fact has
aroused great interest in Catholic cir.
cles. The impression prevails here that
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ATHENS, ALA, Oct. SO.-Last week.,
during the absence OF her husband, a
negro made a brutal assault upon q Mrs.
Matthews at her home north Of the city.
The lady seized her husbands revolver
and fired two shots at tho negro, who
fed. Yesterday the attention Of party
Of hunters was attracted by conerega-
tion OF buzzards. TWAS found that they
bad been attracted by the dead body Of
the negro, and that both shots from Mrs.
Matthews pistol had taken effect, caus.
ing death in a few hours.
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For every man who has made 4 mi

For every man who has made mil.
lion in long and active business life as
manufacturer, l will show you in the
great importing city OF New York one
who has made ten millions in trade.
Four out OF seventy men madc million
in industries, aud the other sixty.six in
otter ways. II VIC arc 10 wipe out the
tariff laws because those four men be.
came millionaires, then we should wipe
out also the banking, real estate and all
other laws, because they also make mil
.ionaires. [Cheers. Nv P. Hubbard al
Mew MdriinsriRs.
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aIr. Campbell ut Fairn,ont.
Special Dispal>!s to he In,tuigeneer.

"pee3e1' 1'7Spu1>'. 10 ult IH1tUIVtHceT. y
FAIRNoNT, IVA Oct. 3O.-The ad-
dress tonight by Hon. A. W. Campbell
in Canton Hall wsa mastorful presen-
tation OF the principles OF the Repnbli.
can party, and at the same time, a com.
plete expose OF tho fallacies OF the arsu.
ments used by Democrats. A good al.
dience was present, among them many
thoughtful Democrats. Mr.. Campbell,
while here, was the guest OF Ex.Goyer.
nor Piarpppt. ~. !. - - -. :.
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sr. LOUIS, Oct. 3o.-The police are in
possession Of Information TO the effect
that three Of the supposed Italiany In.
pIicaIeu IN the assassination OF Chief
hennessey have fled from their hidinn
places IN New Orleans. 1t is reportei
ina. they ley for St. Louis aud are nov @
probably hiding in this CITY: " : ''1o t''' "