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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-11
INITIATING CONGRESS.
o,,.,oma LEGISLATORS Nearly Indulge IN
Lynching.

o,,,a,oma Legislators Nearly Indulge III @
Lynching.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Oct. sine LOVE-
aouse Yesterday passed the bill loca.lhs
tba canital at Oklahoma City. before
ootion had been taken on the bill IN the
liver House a motion in the Lower
House to reconsider the action was
adonted. The friends of the measure SURE
however, prevailed upon Speaker Da 81
;ais to SIGN the bill after the Vote on re-,
o leio q ration, and Represe ~
Perry quietly possessed himself OF a .me
hiIl and was hurrying over to the cha IL
her of the Upper House to OBTAIN al LIZ
SIGNATURE of the presiding ofncer OF va. Ia
hodv The vigilant enemies OF INC
Measure observed the move, ana We
legislative body became bowling mop.
Perrv ran into the street with the mop
at his heels. He was quickly caught.
Sane one cried '.Hang him" The cry
was taken up and became genera !.
perry pep begged for mercy and turned hls
nocl.ets inside out ''Nesbitt has the
Xii HI' ), he cried. Nesbitt was IN the
crowd and a rush was made for MIN.
Neehitt Kent ahead of the mop
for fonr blocks. Then his strength
ro;1ad him and he surren-
dernd He was marched back to rep
resentatiye Hall, where he was, com
nnlled to deposit the bill on the CLERK I, s
desk. Speaker Daniels took the olll'
and repaired to the governors mansloll'
where, in the presence OF the GqVefno oi
he erased his name, saying, Il slgned
th;s hin under ieanr0rehensiOn.'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-11
MISSING POLICE OFFICER
Columbus Detective Mysteriously Disa,
pears in California. Il

pears In California.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. 3.-John NJ
Murphy, chief of police Of Columbu|
O., arrived here yesterday accompanisI
by a boy named Eddie Boltinghous|
Murphy came here for William n
Clark, a soldier at Preside, vSI
is accused of outraging Boltinal
houses little sister, and MI
boy was brought along to identtI
Clark. Murphy said that Nj
brother, James Murphy, also detq
tive, left Columbus September Is wifi
the boy tor San Francisco. While vail
ing for a train at Ogden, September NJ
Murphy disappeared, leaving the b.
been heard from, and Chief MurpII
was compelled to come himself after1N
prisoner, and is now looking for N
brother. The missing man had Lam
sum of monev and two railroad tckebN
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BLEW UP A SALOON.
Dynamite Used in a Bloody Fight at Nor
gantown, Ind.

gantoWn, Ind.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. Morgan
town, a little hamlet in Morgan County,
has been enjoying a variegated taste OF
border life ever since last Friday morn
ing, when a crowd of dozen tougha
undertook to ''clean OUT the saloon of
Rodney Huff at that place. When the
attacking party appeared q pitched bat
tie was begun, in which clubs. knives,
and even revolvers played q part. The
attacking party were beaten of
after a long fight, which
resulted in number of bro
ken heads and knife wounds, none of
which were dangerous. Since the first
engagement the fight has broken out in
spots at various times and eliminated
at o'clock this morning in the explo-
sion of an immense charge of dynamite
under Hutf's saloon, completely wreck
inc the building and destroying its con-
tents. Suspicion falls upon the men
who attacked the saloon Friday.
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Business Men Built 1t.

A Spokane Falls, Wash. dispatch of
the LIST inst. says: .'The first exposition
ever held in the state of Washington
opened here to-day. Despite the strike
of the union carpenters the building
was completed on time, scores Of the
leading men of the city turning out
and taking the places Of the strik-
ers. Society ladies banqueted the
non-union carpenters, and formed
themselves into a committee for
the purpose of getting the whole city to
turn out. Gen. Carlin marched down
from Fort Sherman with 500 regular
troops, and whole cities apparently
made it a point to attend the opening.
The exposition is not confined to Wash
ington, but includes exhibits from Ida
no, Montana, Oregon and British Co.
lumbia. Half an hour after the doors
opened $4,000 persons passed into the
great building. w. H. ,Calkins, former
ly of Indiana, delivered the opening adj
dress. Tonight thousands attended a
grand ball in the exposition building"
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LOST ON THE PRAIRlES.
Cattle and Other Property Gone Up in
Smoke.

A dispatch of the 18th from Mandan,
n. D., says: "Parties from the north and
south bring in news of the terrific char
acter Of the late prairie fires. The Riv-
erside Ranch Company, in the south
ern part of this county, lost 800 head of
stock worth over $4,000 Carl Harm, a
settler, narrowly escaped. He was
blowing tire-break, when the flames
came leaping over the ground forty
miles an honr. He ran to meet the
flames and escaped. His horses ran
from it but the fire overlook them and
burned them to death. H. S. Parkin, of
the Cannon-ball, lost forty head of cat
tie. A number OF settlers had all their
hay burned in addition to many cattle.
The fire leaped over a break 200 feet
wide. 1t is estimated that south Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad in this coun-
ty, over 100000 worth of damage was
done. Reports from the Kildeer Noun
tains, northwest of here, are that range
hay and cattle were burned to the value
Of thousands of dollars. It was the
worst and most destructive fire ever
known west of the Missouri River"
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TO MAKE TIMED PLATE,
Immense Establishments at Baltimore
and DuCuesne.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Oct. "a company of
Eastern capitalists, principally from
Baltimore and New York, have quietly
been working on scheme to establish
an immense timed plate factory at Bal
timore.. The capital stock is $1,000, 900.
Ground has been purchased on which
the mills are to be erected. The mines
have also been secured. About $5,00O,-
600 will be put into the Baltimore plant
Itself. 1t will cover several acres and
Will be the largest tin-plate concern on
the globe.
Foreign capitalists are to erect a tin
plate mill at Duquesne at a cost of 81. =
300 900, on the property of John A.
Wood. About 600 men will receive
nmnlnNmnnt
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,1umped from the Bridge.

The cotton centennial celebrated at
Pawtucket continued on the %, and
there was a sensational feature not
down on the programme. Shortly after
the noon hour, in emulation of Sam
Patch, and to amuse the throngs who
were trooping across the bridge and
which we're massed at each APP
proach, Patrick Delvin, a member Of
the Third Rhode Island Heavy Artil-
lery, without warning, mounted the
rail on the south side of PaWtucket
bridge, extended his hands and then,
before anyone could restrain him,
dived in the seething abyss beneath.
forty feet deep, into which his proto-
type of sixty-one years ago used to
Jump. In a few seconds Delvin reap
peared and, cheered by thousands,
swan, IN tho shore
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CHEROKEE CATTLE THIEVES
rganized Gang at Work in the Strip
Their Plumber is Great.

ARKANSAS CRY, Kas., Oct. 6.-Thea
cent developments indicate that d
stealing of cattle in the Cherokee std
south of this city has been carried onl
a wholesale manner for the p
six or eight months. A lal
number Of hides have bed
identified at1 Guthrie by prod
inent cattlemen as bearing tl5I
brands, and from the confession Of d
party arrested it appears that from /
to ten stolen cattle have been suppA
the butchers there every day. Its
lieved that the cattle thieves are re-
larly ORGANIZED.
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Ilandslide in Canaaa.

A dispatch from st. Pierre Du Sud
says the house, sheds and barns be-
longing to Matthias Gagnon were over
turned in the river on the eth by a
landslide A quarter of mile of land on
which stood the buildings rolled over
into the river, blocking it completely
with earth and debris The family was
composed of eleven members. Mrs.
Gagnon was killed and her husband
dangerously wounded. The nine chill
dren were saved.
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Storms in the Provinces.

Terrific storms are reported in Schles-
wig and the East Sea provinces. The
nail ruined the crops and smashed
thousands of windows at Elmshorn,
which was flooded by the sea. Numer-
Gus houses were unroofed and many of
the inhabitants were injured. At
Neustas man was blown into we'll
and drowned. In the same town the
tent and paraphernalia of circus COM
pany were destroyed by the storm
At Dantzic tram car was overturned
and several of the occupants were
crushed to death. Many shipwrecks,
attended by loss of life, are reported.
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Bricks Nav Now Come In.

At New York, on the LIST inst, the
board of walking delegates declared the
brick boycott off. They lost the fight,
but contended, that they were not de-
feated Dealers and builders may now
use any kind of bricks they like, and the
200 barge loads which the manufactur-
ers claim to have somewhere up the riv
er may come down in triumph, and the
new buildings may go up. The action of
the walking delegates was surprise.
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He Lost His Pile.

On the I'd inst, while j. K. Gardner,
an extensive lumber dealer of Ridge
way, Pa, was returning from the East
Liverpool fair, he was relieved Of $10,-
600 on the train. He had been talking
somewhat loudly while at the Ohio
races, and was no doubt followed to
the train by gang.
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Wanamaker's Cousin Suicides.

a. Wanamaker, cousin Of the post
master-general, committed suicide on
the 5th, in room at the Eldorado
House, St. Louis. Two papers of NOR
phine were found beside his body. A
small piece of crumpled paper on which
was written the following words was
found in the room: "My life is nothing
to me any more" He had been drink
ing freely and brooding over his trou-
bIes
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swept by Northeast Gales

QUEBEC, Oct. THE Gull =
Lawrence has been swept by 's'
northeast gales and snowstoflp
there are a great many tisherll.1nDt
there is considerable anxiety as "
fate. An unknown schooner ia
west end Of Green Island Reel
is b elieved that all hands were w
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UNPOPULAR WITH THE MOB.
Belgian Minister of Agriculture Hooted-
Sermons Riot Results

Serious Riot Results.
BRUSSELS, Oct. "A public ceremony
was held at Malines yesterday, at which
NJ. De Bruyn, minister of agriculture
and public works, was pres ent in his of.
fetal capacity. He was hooted by the
crowd, and the demonstrations Of dis
approval became so violent that it was
NECESSARY for the gendarmes to inter
fere. This made matters worse, and a
riot took place. Several of the rioters
were wounded by the gendarmes, and
twenty of them were arrested.
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BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
Transfer Wagon Robbed of Mail Pouches
in Louisville Streets.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. AT 2 o'clock
this morning the transfer wagon on the
way from the post-ot1ice to the Louis
Vile & Nashville depot was robbed.
The pouch containing 1876 registered
packages was secured by the thieves
There is no cleW.
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PRICE ON A HUSBANDS LOVE,
Verdict for SEQ in the Richardson

Vcrdict Tor 52O,OOO in the Richardson
Burt Case at New York.
New York, Oct. Mrs. Ada Rich
ardson has obtained verdict before a
jury for $4,000, for the alienation of her
husbands affections. Her husband is
David c. Richardson, to whom
she was married in 1874. The
couple lived together until 1881, when
Richardson began to neglect her for
Ella I. Burt, wife of George A. Burt.
Mrs. Richardson brought suit against
Mrs. Burt for $4,000. Both women
have cattle ranches in Texas
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NOW ON THE ANXIOUS SEA
De cision in the Slavin- Nc Auliffe easel
served for u Week.

served for u Week.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-The hearing in 1
case of SIayin and McAulitfe, who 4
charged with assaulting each Others
committing a breach OF the peace, ID
place to-day in the Lambeth pol
court. Counsel for the crown said
if the contest between the two men
declared unlawful by the Court lI
persons who arranged and abetted
fight would be prosecuted. AfterhS
ing the evidence for and against
prisoners TIE Court announced thai /
would reserve it's decision for a week
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Didn't Choose Good FIR

SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. T."
Zeimmer, secretary Of AmeIlc"
Gil No. Z, Order of Chosen FREE !,
been missing since last Wedn1to "r
it is stated that he has tahffIty
which was due benefciarles q
dor
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Serious Accident in Burn'

LONDON, Oct. 7.-Advices 1Io ~,
COON, British Burmah, state I'LL"
train was thrown from the trSI'|
there, killing one person ana ~ n
twenty. An investigation WaS md u
to the cause of the accident, s sns,
discovered that the line had O''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-11
To Defeat Breckenridge.

At Pine Bluff, Ark, on the 1st, the
Republican convention for the Second
Congressional District endorsed J. P.
Langley, Union Labor candidate,
though the large majority of the dis
trict were in favor of running a straight
ticket This was done by the influence
Of Powell Clayton to defeat Breckin-
ridge. Clayton's speech to the caucus
was very bitter. At the conclusion of
his speech Langley was endorsed by
h caucus, and subsequently by the
convention
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Charity to Himself.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3.-Harrison
Newman, charity commissioner,
committed suicide by jumping into
the Ohio River from the Pennsylvania
bridge, this morning. He was out OF
his mind, owing to troubles of his
brother. Scott Newman.
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HELENA, Mont. Oct. News has been
received here Of serious wreck on the
Northern Pacific, near this city, of an
east-bound passenger train. Engineer
Frank Mace was killed and Fireman
Chislett badly injured. 1t is reported
that the passengers Jared badly. A re-
lief train left here at 1920 A. NJ. for the
scene Of the disaster.
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A YANKEE TRICK

London Brokers Squeezed by Our own
DR.. Warner.
The London Stock EXCHANGE have
complained through Consul Gan mavG
New, to the State Department Of tba
United States, that a Yankee tr;cl y b lug
been played on it by DR.. Warnar LOT af
Rochester, N. Y. the patent mod -
cine man, and it is afordins m,,cb
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UTTERED A FORGED CHECi
Arrest OF q Daughter-in-Law OF u
Yates, Of London.

LoNDoN, Oct. Mrs. Maud
wife Of a son Of Edmund Yates
of the London World, who is sePa
from her husband, was to-day
mitted for trial on the charge Of
ing a check with the object OF oeD
ing her Authoritarian.
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DIR. McGonlgal Gohv''

New YORK, Oct. 4.-The jury ~.
case Of DR.. McGonigal, chais i
causing the death Of Annie O U Al
malpractice, rendered a t We i
night Of manslsughter III ~ ~, il
gree. The maximum penai''
wears in state. prison.
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DEATH BLOW TO P0LYGAMY.
The Mormon Church Formally Renounces
Illegal Marriages.

The Hor1hOn CnufCH II OTIHIIIy hN0 hIO''IhO0"
Illegal Marriages..
SALT LAKE City, Utah, Oct. AT the
general conference of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, held
here, the official declaration of Presi-
dent MILFORD Woodruff forbidding in
future any marriages in violation Of the
laws of the land was read and the
congregation, numbering nearly 10000
persons, including the apostles, bishops,
and leading elders of the church, by
unanimous vote recognized the author
ity of the President to issue the mani
festo and accepted it as authoritative
and binding.
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The Georgia Election.

Partial returns from Georgia show
that the full Democratic ticket is elected
by the usual heavy majority, there be-
ing practically no opposition. Both
constitutional amendments have prob
ably been carried. The General Assem-
bly, is three-fourths Alliance.
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FIGHTING IS RENEWED.
War Again Declared Between Guatemala
and San Salvador.

and San SAIVAdOr.
CITY OF GUATEMALA, Oct. 7.-Advices
received here say the Guatemalans and
Salvaderians are fighting again on the
frontier. They state war has again
been precipitated owing to the inability
of the Guatemalan government to ex-
change prisoners with San Salvador.
The first-named government shot every
Salvadorian soldier captured in the late
war. No particulars to the locality
where the fight has taken place are re-
ceived, beyond the fact that it has oc-
Cured on the borders Of the two coun-
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GETTING AHEAD OF M'KINL

Extensive Increase in Exports and
ports of London.
LONDON, Oct. THE returns g
by the Board of Trade show that dn
the month OF September the imp
increased s2,140,000, and the
ports increased e., 100000 as
pared WITH the corresponding NJ
last wear
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Railway Construction.

The Railway Age publishes a sum
mary of railway construction in the
first nine months of 1890, showing
that 1882 miles have already
been built in thirty-ni states
and on 2l2 different lines. The states
showing the largest amount are Georgia,
1913 miles; Montana, 3l2 miles; North
Carolina, 1885, and Washington, 207. No
Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Delaware, New Mexico, North Dakota,
Nevada and Utah. Total construction
in 1890 will be from 5000 to $500 miles,
against 5000 in 1889.
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SHOT IN DRUNKEN ROW,
Women and Wine Cause Fatal Scrape in
q CHICAGO Saloon.

Chicago Saloon.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. John St. Joh1l,
a shoemaker 80 years old, was shot ana
killed by Marshall Demars, a saloon
keerer,at l o'clock this morning, 1t
seems that st. John, the saloonkeeper.
and his wife and Mrs. Benson, the
saloonkeeper's sister, were drinking to-
gether, and that drunken row occurred
and Demars shot St. John twice in the
head. Either wound would have been
a - nxzH Eo.A Do.aaI
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Most Ouieted.

Herr Most had been literally adver-
tised in German to address a Socialist
meeting at Newark, n. j., on the 9TH,
and at the appointed time small audi
ence of frowzy foreigners, mostly Rus
sian and German Poles, was found as
sembled at Court Hall to hear him,
drinking beer and all loudly talking.
dress the meeting the audience excited
ly applauded him, and then the police
escorted Most from the hall. They gave
him half an hour to get out Of the city,
under threat OF arrest. Most then left
the city,
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Bad for the Canucks.

The Canadian cattle trade received a
shock on the Sd inst. when it became
known that the. live cargo of the steamer
Morse King had been detained at Dundee
owing to the fact that pleuro- pneumonia
had been discovered among the cattle.
The reason for the shock will be appar-
ent when it is pointed out that Canada
has privileges in shipping live cattle to
Great Britain which are estimated to be
worth cent pound, or over 81 ,OOO, 900
to the Canadian farmer. Canadian cat
tie have until now had clean bill of
health, and it was hoped Canada would
soon have a monopoly of the English
market.
Another Big Chicago Fire.
\ blaze that destroyed S15O.OoO worth
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Come to Their Senses at Last.

The long and bitter struggle be-
tween the cigarmakers in Binghamp-
ton, n. Y, and their employers is end
ed. The cigarmakers held a largely at
tended meeting on the 9th, and
voted to declare the strike Off The
fight has been the most disastrous one
ever experienced there. Two factories
have been obliged to make assignments,
and on the other side there has been
much want and suffering among the i'm
provident employees. Some of the more
unlucky strikers have been obliged to
ask aid from the poormaster. The
strike called out about 5000 employees
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
CIarkson,s New Place.

The Washington Post publishes the
statement that ex-First Assistant Post
master General Clarkson will go as
minister to China after the congressional
alaction
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THEY TOOK HIM IN.
A Southern Train Robber and Desperate
CAPTURED.

A Mobile, Ala, dispatch of the 7th
says: "Rube Burrows, the noted train
robber and desperate, was captured
this afternoon at Myrtlewood, Marengo
county, this state. Nerve, strategy and
a big six-shooter in the hands of
John McDutfie, farmer, accomplished
what scores of detectives and deputy
sheriffs have failed to do in hot chase
of nearly q years duration. McDuffie
started out about two months ago with
the determination of capturing the ban
dit and the ST 800 prize placed upon his
head. McDuffie on several occasions
came very near locating his
way Rube always became aware
of the threatened danger and
took flight. 1t was proven beyond
doubt that Burrows was in Marengo
County, and for over a week McDufiie
has been quietly at work. RUDE had
sent him word that meeting would
mean the death of one or the other, and
McDutfie, who is also a game man,
nevertheless decided to entrap the rob-
Der by strategy
''He received information from man
who knew Burrows personally, that the
desperate was in hiding in the back
country near Myrtlewood. A message
was sent to Burrows to-day
stating that one of his old pals
was in trouble in the town,
which is but collection %
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M'GONIGAL CONVICTED
He Caused the Death of Annie Gee
by Malpractice.

A New York dispatch of the Sd
says: "The jury in the case OF Dr.
Gonigal, charged with causing thed
of Annie Goodwin by malpractice,
dered a verdict late tonight OF
slaughter in the first degree.
maximum penalty is twenty year
state prisnY1 -
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CRABAPPI.E culture is said to be an i'm
portant industry in some parts of Ar
kansas.
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VT UdyS.
.ge stock of Dry { der.
and Ladies Shoes s ; ;ss' :;
5 + a6alnnE per &c cent. less t:o,osn5e5

Russia. The same journal adds rllat the 70
Russian censor of kilograms has SIM
pressed all messages in regard to the
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wooden shanties, and Rube sale
would come down and straighten
tiers. McDuffie, with another man,
in wait for his coming on the outs.
OF the town. AS Burrows came III
was suddenly confronted by McDl
who held, leveled at his head, a
Colts revolver.
Hands up!' cried McDuffie.
stead of obeying the order the surp1
desperate made a movement to
his ever ready Winchester to bear
at this juncture McDuffie's compa
knocked the train robber down !
behind. He was at once manacled
brought to town, where he was 10,
IN the Jail, which was surrounded
strong guard -
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A1UtHeT Dig OnlCagO Fire.
\ blaze that destroyed $4,000 worth