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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
BRO FIRn IN o1NoINNApI.
Panic OF Hotel Quests at tho Burnett
Houao,

Houao,
CINomEAru, o., March u.-[Speclal.l j.
The five story block corner Third and
Vine stroota, occupied by Storm, Mayer q
Co., ono OF tho wenlthlcat clothing firms
In the city waa completely gutted by fire
this morning. The loss Ia estimated at
four hundred and flfty thousand dollars
insured FOR half. Tho net work Of tole.
graph wires hlndorcd the fro department
from saving tho burning property. Tho
Burnett House IL directly aoroas tho street
and tho fro caused panic among tho
qucsts, who tumblod over one another and
jumped from windows IN their eaRcrness
10 get out. Fortunately no body was KILL
cd, Several firemen were severely iniur-
cd, among thoin James Shepard who may
not recover,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
BOGUS SILVER DOLLARS.

Former Indianapolis Man Caught with the
Crooked stun In His Pocketa.
PoMERoY, o., March 1e.--Andrew Sam
born, who recently moved from Indian
apolis, Ind, to Kingsbury, in this coun-
~, and George Kimes, a clock mender,
OF the samo place, wore arrested and put
In jail here last night for making and
passing counterfeit silver dollar3. Depu-
ty United States Marshal Scott found
seven of the spurioue coins and bottle
Of slvor wash In Sanborn's pockets Ho
claimed that no got them from Kimos.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
rLAn ro nLooK ooaoanasIoNAI.
Action after the style Of tho Louisiana ise-
farming Hoard.

tufhihk hvhfNf
CoLuMpua, March i2.-rhe Democratic
have arranged little plan 70 the Mo
Comaa bin Ia case II paeaea. II congress
decides 10 step IN and Interfere In the
election Of congressman In this state
there win win bo introduced In The ieglp-
lature bill ~ ostabliah q state returning
board, which will receive and canvas al
the election returns, OF course elections
viii be held In tho old dlatrlcta, and, with
Republican aecroinry OF state unaer
tho present ayaiem certificates OF election
would b. lnaued by him 70 the tweh'y-one
Republican oanddalon The bill propoe-
cd win take awny from him the authority
10 lapue tliose certificates and clothe tho
returning board with this power. Tbs
Will knock out tho congressional trick
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
ANTITRUST LAW


Declared Unconstitutional by Judge Dli.
Ion, of the Circuit Court
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March l9,-Tho Mis-.
souri, antitrust law was declared uncon.
stitutional by Judge Dillon Of the circuit
court yesterday. II was In the case Of
the State against the Simmons Hardware
Company This Is the teot case 10 be
fought out In tho courts 10 the end and
its progress Is watched with great ntor.
est by n large number Of corporations all
over the country, Last December,
Secretary of the State Loaur wrote 10
tho Simmons Hardware Company ask.
ing them TO make an affidavit 10 tho of-
feot that the corporation was not q mem.
ber Of any trust, monopoly or combine,
whose object was 10 destroy competition
and raise prices. Tho company refused
10 reply and suit was filed In the circuit
court, asking the court 10 declare the
charter Of the company forfeited for not
complying with the law The Simmons
Hardware Company filed u demurrer 10
the petition questioning the conetitu.
tionnlity Of the law and ON this Judge
Dillon rendered his decision.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
WILLIAM p.TAULBEE DEAD
HE EXPIRES WITHOUT MAKING ANY
6TATEMGNT,

Death Had Bssn Expected for several
pays-Physiolans Thought II Hest for
HIN Not TO hpeak Of The hheetinG'
Only Two witnesses of the AnsAy'-Ons
Refuses to Talk, tho Other Missing
Klnoaid Again In the Custody Of the
Police.
WAmuNoToE, March le, r. -EK'Congeas'
man William 7, Taubee, who was shot
by Charles u, Kinoald, the Washington
correspondent OF The Louisville Times,
In the house wing Of the Capitol on tho
afternoon OF Fob, e8, died yesterday
morning at 0 o'clock, at Providence hos
pllal.
His death had been expected for SOW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
nnoor rnn aonpra rAnFE
Crawford County Ss.@sr' rroDo'' to O'

Crawford County rarmera Propose 10 oe
Heard.
Buoyaua. o., March il.--Tho largest
ceiwcutloh a faupere bod ln grawforN
county Tor many years aaaomblod al Bu'
cyrun thIa afternoon at che Court House.
II assembled 10 start nn organization that
would unite all farmers In movement 70
aouuro Legislation favorable 70 farmers
aud alao 10 oppose Objectionable measures
In the Legislature. Thirteen out OF six
teen townships were roprcsontofby by two
hundred farmers. Action was takon for
"a permanent organization.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
UnonlcInI 1rlnI or Tho Dynamite ouns

PHILADELPHIA, March i2.--An un-
official trial Of the dynamite guns Of the
cruiser Vesuvius was made yesterday.
The cruiser was towed 10 u point in the
Delaware river below Marcus Hook. The
tost was on the points Of ranges fusos
and distances. Wooden bombs, loaded
with gunpowder, were used and tho test
reported to be ominently satisfactory.
The official trial takes place next week.
The regulation bombs will then be used.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
run alo.ooo n,MAnno oAan

or Maria Lamborn WI Matthew EARLY De-
oidod IN Favor OF tho Defendant.
The Jury In tho ease Of Marin Lamborn
Va. Matthew Early, for $4,000 damages,
returned u verdict this morning M 10
o'clocl, In favor Of tho defendant, This
hna boon anIlo an InioroAlIng enao.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

Tho Ink Bottle, Chicago penmanehip
journal, snys some good words In the Jan
uery number for Professor j.. O. Wise, OF
Akron, who has many relatives. and
friends IN and about this city. Professor
Wine teaches penmnnahip In the public
schools. The Ink Bottle says; He Ii o
tireleas worker-neycr quits. He sleeps
merely as 4 siiversion. He ismornl, high
minded, above petty vices or vices Of any
kind. 5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
OPPOSITION IN on.
The Standard and tao Independents Conn
menoc u War In Prices

FNDLAY, o., March 1a,-Thoro was
much excitement here yestorday morn
ing among oil operators and producers
caused by the advance in tho price 10 81
cents per barrel by tho Standard Oil
company when tho agents found that
tho Independent buyers were offering
go l-e cents for the product, The adj
vanco ordered by the Standard last week
10 20 cents a barrel after having kept tho
price down 10 10 cents for three years,
was brought about by the desire to shut
out the independent buyers in the field,
but these gentlemen are game, and raised
tho price on the Standard half a cent per
barrel. The Standard then put the price
10 81 cents, but the war Is on, and II IL
freely predicted that Ohio oil will com
mand 80 cents by Saturday night, thus
doubling the price within a week, There
IL much feeling here, and tho oil boom is
ON In all It's intenslty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
AM Allinnce couplo lp TroublO.

Ten years ago Emma u. Kohler and
Edgar Kyrett were married in Alliance.
Trouble has boon the reaulto OF their union.
The wife has anally become tired Of that
way Of living and has sued her husband
for divorce. She alleges that he has beon
guilty OF cruelty and Drunkenness during
that time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
norrmHrHnss IN PARLIAMENT.
A.man who Has evidently Been neaditlg
About lloah ovay.

OrrawA, Can, March IA Especial. u
John Charles Ryckof, mombor of Par,
llament for Lincoln, was impoaohed
to-day, no used his Office 70
influence ,ho government In securing
valuable lands for o friend and then no
cepiod ninety thousand dollars for the
worli hu had done. Ryohert has made q
abatement lmplionilng a number OF other
monitors Of Parliament. The affair has
caused y great acnaa,lon In political
cl,,oIna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
win Go to tho Reform Farm.

This morning Harry Keofor pleaded
guilty 70 petit larceny before Mayor Blake
and was sentenced 10 10 days In the coun-
" jail. As soon as the necessary papers
nre made out he will bo taken 70 tho Ro-
form Farm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
The Bituation IL Appalling 10 tho Over
burdonod Taxpayers.

tEnqultot hppoiAhl
WASHINGTON, Mar n.-Tho treasury
surplus has practically disappeared,
From SliO,OOO0O0 II has beon dribbled
away until Il is not now moro thauS9O,'
100000. Tho most artful juggling OF fig
uroa can no longer conceal the fact that
Republican extravaganza IL ON tho
threshold Of plunRing the country into a
vast deficit, tho proportions OF which are
aimply appalling,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
pRornnrn nIs INNOCENCE

And Has strong uopoa Of Being Liberated.
A letter has boon received at this Office
from Joeoph A. Kline, sent from this city
10 the ponitontlary for life for the killing
Of his father. He still protests his limo.
CONGO vigorously and says ho has strong
hopes Of being liberated,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
va,al na,l,osd oolliulon N pobra0En,

HASTINGS, Neb., March 11.--lSpocial. J.
Enrly yesterday morning two freight
trains colltlcd on the Burlington n Mis-
aourl railroad, ten miles east Of here.
Conductor Grant Norton and Brakeman
Miller were killed ana their bodies burn
cd with The wreck. Nearly all OF both
trains wero destroyed 10y FIRE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
A vlnAlnnnnlr nrntnl Nobraaka poetor

A villainously Brutal Nobraska Doctor
MooRnrEtp, Nob., Mar. i2.--ISpocial.l
DIR. @. y. Blair, who Ia undcr arrest hero
for horribly mutilodng and causing tho
death OF Mrs. Tucker, whom ho attended
during hor connnoment was drunk
M thc tlnlo, and used common pocket
knife and out Off the ohllds legs and
arma, and gaahcd tho woman up In hor-
riblo manner. A mob now surrounds tho
iall threatening 10 lynch Tho doctor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
pIE snow torn Raging IN Colorado.

DENVER, Col, March 1l..-[Special. T.
What bids fair 70 bo the worst snow storm
OF tho season Is now raging, Railway
traffic IL badly interrupted There
IN fierce wind blowing, and the snow
will doubtless cause railroad blockade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
BECAUSE HE WAS TARoY.
brutal HaAing Of n Preachers Son by Ton
of Ills Clnaamatea,

brutal uaslng Of Preachers Son by Ton
Of His Classmates
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, March i9. VIII
Dudley, n popular young man of lS, son
Of tho Rev. Dr j, Il. Dudley, pastor Of
the First Congregational church, was
hazod in n brutal manner by ten olass-
mates at tho Washington High school,
Monday afternoon. Dudley, II appears,
had been tardy Friday afternoon, and
consequently his class was deprived Of n
half holiday. Monday afternoon, after
school, Joe Alexander, aged 49, son Of
member Of the board of education;
George McGregor, aged 10, son Of tho
principal Of the High school, and eight
others, fell upon Dudley dragged him
down stairs, bumped his head against
the walls, ouffed and punched him, tore
his trousers and wound up by cutting
OIL, close 10 the head largo patch OF
his pompadour hair with pair Of horse
clippers.
The hazers aro to be arrested. The
West Side school authorities, II Is said,
have long tolerated hazing rs a regular
practice. Principal McGregor may have
To 10 as result Of the trouble
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

tho pistol ncoes. onARLna n, KINoAfD,
sary. The theory OF aelf.doiense viii b0
cot up by Kincaid'a lawyer,
As soon as the news Of Taulbooa death
reached police headquarters an officer
was cent 20 Kincaid'a room, no was
awakened and after he had dressed was
taken 10 the police station,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Another Bant.rdy Caao

This morning Judge Pcaso heard the
case OF Luella Jennings va Charles Court
noy, bastartly. The court found him gull
" and required him to pay SCo) 10 the
plaintiff, In default Of which ho vas sent
TO jail 10 remain until released by law,
which will ho for thrCo months
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
An alliance nroursion Rato.

Excursion rates have been secured for
Alliance for the 81. PNtrick's Day celc-
bration In this city. A rato " 70 conts FOR
tho round trip has been secured for ten
or more. Tickets will be good for three
Inya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
NEWS or THE DAY.
.-..---e--------r
Fresh From the Wires This
Afternoon.
-..---+ s-----
A mo oAhn
A mo oAhn
Amsrloan uonotAblou hieso nritihh bhip
Flying tho Union jack

TACOMA, Waah,, March ~ lnpeo'ai'l
Several Of tho orew OF the hrluah SNIP
Cralasnd which arrived here a short Time
AGO Tor load OF wheat struck, nnd auea
for wages. The captain was INSTRUCTED
by ehe iirltIah consul 10 treat the men 40
deserlera. They sued for wages ana CON
stables took charge OF the ship which 10
sim in their poaaesalon, craieend was
carrying tho British oolora when seized
and international complications arc sure
to ens,,e. Thla will be case for seere-
tary Blalneis aggrcsalvo policy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

BOSTON, March ~. Professor William
+. Atkinson, professor OF English litera-
ture and history at the Massachusetts,
Institute OF Technology for many years,
died last night Of congestion OF tho
brain. fn
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eral days, but
while there was
still q chance for
his life, the ply
alolana thought II
advisable not 10
permit him 10
make an ante
mortem atates
ment Of the cir
eumatanoea aur'
roun ding the
shooting lie died,
therefore, without
making any state
..aut uuAllaaaaaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
pho oroOy Miusluulppl Flood

HELENA, Ark, March i9..-Ispscial.l-
The riyor ia now ~ fee, fivo inches above
low water mark, and from tho wntor In
sight al Cairo appears certain viii rlpc at
lonat thrco foot more. II Itisrainlne stead
iIy and Tho lcvcea below are almost nurc TO
alyo way. There 10 q great panic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Rumorod salo Of tho alliance Electric
nlrnet hhilroAd.

Tho rumor OF the Alliance electric stroot
railway having been sold TO New York
capitalists has gained great Roadway In
that place. II Is stated that tho purchos-
ora own the StoubcnyIllo street railway,
and that thoro will he ono general man
agor for both clifton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
A non,na MN nu.popd. "a cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., Mar. i9.--lSpeclall--
Tho Prospect rolling mill has suspended
operations. Tho liabilities aro hundred
thousand dollars. Aarote not known.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

NEW York, March i9,-Tho naval
court Of inquiry to examine into the
charges made against Commander Bow
man II. McCalla, Of the United States
steamer Enterprise, was opened at the
BROOKLYN navy ward YnRlardAY morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Tho1o uoraomon Noun lluplnoas.

Yourosrowr, March II. The directors
of the Shepango valley fair aasociatIon
met to-day end made arrangements for
tho ho, ding OF thc fall fair, Septat, 2, "a,
snd 5, rhprq WilI w oiehE psale Eaocs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

IEprANApoIIs, Ind. March ~. --ISpc.
clal.l mir. Brhph OF tho league club 10 of
on somu secret misslon. II IL thought he
has something 10 do with q reduction OF
the league circuit 10 oght clubs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

option was taken In Washington town
sklp, Lucas county, yesterday, The eon'
tesl was an e1eilng one, and resulted ~
a Victory Tor the WeA by $50 majority
The township 10 Republican by 200 ma
iorltV.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

WASHINGTON, March 11.--[Special. r.
'Ex-Congressmnn Taulbce 10 dead. Kin.
caid the newspaper man who shot him
has hoen arrested and lodged In jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Demoor.,,c vlotory A. harloaton,

CuARsToN, w, Va, March li.--1n n %
municipal election yesterday the Demo-
.crat elected all The Councilmen hy
handsome majorities. This 10 looked up
on as big victory. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Attnmntn auioido.

BosroN, March II. Especial. + Frank
Tompkin, an eminent painter formerly
we'll known In Cleveland and vicinity,
tried 10 commit suicide 10y shooting him.
self with u revolver last night. He may
recover,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
MArrinno Lloonnon Innnod.

Tho following marriage licenses have
been issued;
Richard Aston and Augusta Bcrran, OF
Massillon; Albert Murray and Cola
Bow wors, of Howonstno, Samuel w. Axe
and Sue ullsche, OF Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

In tho face, Kin
oaid claims that
ho armed himself
In fear Of danger
from "a further on.
counter with 'raul.
bee; that Taulboe
had warned him
10 arm himself,
and that Tnulbeo
insultod aud at-
tackled him on the
second encounter,
rendering, In his
opinion, resort TO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
EoR sALE.
FOt OHl-Cs
washlngton's Residence In Freder.

Martha washlngton's Residence In Freder-
lcksburg, yn.
New YoRK, March t2, Mayor Grant
Is In receipt Of u letter from q firm Of
real estate dealers at Washington, saying
that the residence Of Martha Washington
In fredericksburg, Va, where George
Washington spent the early part OF his
life, is for sale. The price asked Is S40,-
600. The letter states that New York
or Chicago could secure valuable relic
for small sum. The writer prefers that
Now York ahould secure the relic.
I'NN ---lasA---4A-A---~A--s--H -
Ths wots Garry Washington,
Tor.npO. o.. Mnynh II "a vote on local
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

W - HfH"sfH HliNAf NilN AlliAAFN
against Kincaid will rest entirely on the
testimony OF himself and two eye'wit-
neasea OF tho tragedy.
Refused 10 Make u statement
One Of these eye. witnesses was Samuel
Donaldson, OF Tennessee, formerly door.
keeper Of the House Of Representatives,
who has refused 10 make any statement
for publication. Donaldeon was with
Taulboo at the time tho shooting 90
cured The other witness waA q boy
who cannot be found
The stories OF the shooting dlifor In ono
important particular, Kinoaid and Taul-
bee had had an encounter, some time
prior 10 the shooting, m tho corridor nd
Joining the hall Of the House OF Repre-
aontatIves on the east II was said Just
after the shooting took place that Kin.
cald had armed himself after tho first
encounter with Taulbee, and, seeing him
going down the stairs that lead 10 tho
basement,
HAD Hun After Him,
call 10 him, and, 10 no turned, shot him
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
A HEAVY SENTENCE

For straaburg Man who Violaton Prohl.
bition Ordinances.
Tho case Of Ohio Va. pctor HauElno Of
Strausburg, charged with violating tho
local option law, was called for trial by
Probate Judge Fawcott yesterday after
noon. The defendant pleaded guilty TO
the charge and was fined $40 and costs,
amounting IN oil TO S)i65, and sentenced
10 Ave dnye In Jail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

call TO him, and, 10 ho turned, shot
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-12
Players. L~aru. In Convention.

CLEVELAND, March 1.-The Players
League convention to-day adopted
schedule without discussion. The season
opens April ~ and closes October 4.
After tlisI,osin0 of il resolution was
adopted allowing the home club two per
cent. of the total tickets sold per game for
free passes. a standing auditing COM
mittcc was appointed. contract for
three years was entered into with L. j.
Kecfc. who il IL supply the balls
for the new league. IL WAS resolved to
uniform umpirss in white. ansl tho secre-
tary was authorized to select the time and
place for N consultation of uni,ircs ON
playing rules. The meeting adjourned to
meet At call OF the president. When asked
what had been done about Dunlap and
Mulvcc. Secretary Brininell said no action
was taken on Mulvcc's case and refused
to talk about Dunlap's. IL is understood
Dunlap Is to go to the New York team.
A S.O.OOO prize fund will fe distributed.
To the club winning the championship,
6,25O: second place, Si,sOO; third place.
Ss,5OO; fourth place. S2,5OO; nth place,
sl.I50; sixth place, ssno; seventh place,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-12
GoGr Nin.rs Escaped.

LoSDoS. March l1.-Four of tho miner.
"u,o,nbssi hy ti," explosion yesterday in
the Morns roiiirry in Glnnor,,atishir.'.
Males, escaped without assistance. They
crawl'-d through - crcyicc bctwss.n the.
roof of the main level. and tlic debris.
They passed over dead men lying In
heaps. They Lclicv. NOR" OF those in
the pit are alive.
LoSDoS, March ti.-1hc fire which
followed the explosion has bsconc 81
fierce that parties searching for the dead
were compelled to- Withdraw from tie
mine.
ing. There il no hope at recovering the.
hsslic>. S.vcnty-fiyc Isr cent of the vie
Tins were married and lcav" faniliss.
This. latest estimate il ltD Eilissi.
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TAUIBEE Is DEAD.
u tncsstsi'. Victim succusntss An
Days Of suffering.

kincaisi'- Victim succasat. An~r Dsa
Day. Of suffering.
wNsiuSoroS, March li.-Tauii.s. sii.A
this morning.
lNs soon the police ws.rr notified s,f
the death of Tauibcc, Kincaid WAS rss-ar-
rested.
Ex1ionYrs~stnan Preston Tauihs.ss, s,f
Kentucky. shot i'm the head ny ChnSles =.
Kincaid, correspondent of tlic l>osiisvill.
Times, instlle house wing of thc capitol %
tho afts rnoo.s of FEBRUARY n, died ne -
thin usorniqR as tlss Prqviahenps h@oi1nl-
Taulhce hntf bren uncoTisciosis sDsne tf@Ds
trfor,, death and the end was painless.
An autopsy will i,c held this afternOou.
when the ball will bc definitely locssas,d
and tho progress OF the woun1 traced
Kincasi. who has been out hail, Wsss
arrested very shortly after the. latter's
death and locked mp tai await thu acti6sn
of thu court. kincaisl made no cffort -
escape while at liberty and lnnouncs-a
his intention to surrender tn the autlsoei
ties iu ease the shot should result fatally.
A reporter visited the station house nossn
after kincaids arrest and found hin
looking pale and sickly. He sccmesi en-
tirs,ly oblivipsis To his surroundings and -
- wreck of his former self. Kincssisl's.
condition ~ serious and 10 ~ the opinisso
~ many at his friends that hc will usst
live to stand trial.