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detective Fullerton Sot c,,,.

rtaa Inc ares: hsre The past su.n,rar :
Charles Fu!le'ton, a detectiva vaa3tner Sr OF
RniIwas Kali trom a. r!lssburgh by lie EIeciHIcs =
th'. a.i%ay ,oay company dnripy the strike , =
srs s ipa. of ,h VIII be recalled by most roe J.
uo was -. o..s. 'nc ,lETELLloEScEn. Fulleriour
,as,aat "as a.teitea BY Officer Short on ton intor
,n"s'oa I az e'; from New Castle, Pa ~ w.. an'qr-
"ss " wanted there for felonjnra eaas ass,.e ne
~ nseoteca Cox. lie had h;a .s;a, nSsauls y.
m," caatle last week, The h.ar;nu ,,u. oocn ~
pSius po,, n.o several 4aya, aud he was ouro nro-
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Is =
He 1IndG No Gppe.iiInl,

WlLH1Sd7oH, DEL Dec, PA decree
OF absolute divorce was granted in the
superior court today to Mrs. Francis
Burke Roche, daughter OF Frank Wor,;
OF New York, from her husband, Hon.
James Burke Roche. MIA. Roche has
been llvingin this oily for a year for the
purpose o! applying for u divorce. Her
application was made in Sep,oinhcr last
on the ground OF deSertion and non.
support. There was no opposition to
the application, Mr.. Burke Roche no,
being represented by counsel,
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LONDON, Dec. 22,-H. NJ. S. Magnet lett
Portsmouth to-day tor the coast OF Gal
way.The Magnet isloaded with meat and
potatoes, together with quantity OF
government stores Of all descriptions.
This cargo is one Of series sent aud 10
be sent by the government to relieve
the distress O, tho !enishtng inhabitants
Of certain sections OF Ireland,
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FROM THE INDliN COUNTRY.
M.ss Howard Says Sonie Interesting Thing
About tho Ptesent Troubts

Miss Howard Says Some Interesting Things
About tho Ptesent Trouble.
NEW Yong, Dec. 22.-Nliss Grace How.
ard, daughter OF Joe jio-aiG, The well
known newspaper man, bas Just re-,
turned TO New York, from Crow Creek,
Oak.
She says that tie Indian troubles
cannot !eil 10 bs settled very aoon. The
principal op9tac!o in the way OF an i'm
mediate se..!emepe is Tue love- white
element, with whom responsibility ior
the disturbance lies to an extent not
generally known in the East. These
people Welcome troops IN tho country.
for the reason that It puts money in cir.
culation.
Miss Howard has come East on her
annual vacation OF three months. Her
school is situated about one hundred
miles from the hostile region, being half
way between Pine Ridge and Stan ding
Eoes. mong the $500 Indians on
the reservation, there was only one man
who ever contemplated Joining the
dance. White Ghost, the chief, recent.
ly wrote 3 very digniGed letter 10 tho
department, promising G continuance OF
the peaceabie attitude Of his tribe and
giving as his opinion: III paleiaces
and Indiansalike would join in PRAYER
ior rain, rather than for arms, it would
be- well.
Miss Howard condemns the Gov cru.
ment's policy Of cutting down 'rations
without giving some equivalent in the
way Of horses, cattle or agricultural i'm.
pIeuents. TIE crops have been SO poor
luis yesr, s4d t;nes 90 ha.u turoug.H.cc....
the entire Vest thsl eron tho white
farmers have had all they could do tl
make living. Among the Indians
with their inferior advantages, the great
est distress prevails. The census, SHE
believes, was taken with perfect iair.
ness. Rations were issued for : 900
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TILE INDIAN SITUATION,
About All of Sitting Eulrs Followers Cap .

About All OF Sitting EulI. Followers Cap :.
turcd-General schoileld Pleased.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 23.-Major
General schotield has received 2 tele.
gram from General Miles, dated Rapid
City, Dakota, December %, as follows:
u bslieve all, or very nearly all, OF
the followers oil Sitting Bull have been
captured. Colonel Sumner reports 10
day the capture OF Big Foot's band OF
Sioux, Numbering $50 He has been
one OF the most defiant and threatening"
General sehofeld 10 very much pleased
With the report, and said this ll;araing,
that ho hopad to lieaf very soon that all
the hos!i!e indians had surrendered
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4 tiGHr PROBABLE.
Federal Forces In Pursuit of n Fugitive
l;nIA OF Indinns.

FeueSai 4aFces IN farsnit uf Fusitivo
Hand OF Indnns.
DENVER, Col, Dec. 22.-A special from
Harts ranch, near the Bad Lands, says:
Lsct sight news was brought in that the
srangers on Cos: Draw, near Battle
Creek, killed an Indian, as lie, viii;
others, was trying to set fire to ranch
belonging to q man named Thompson.
This report was verified this morning.
About 10 Indiana iroG tho Cheyenne
agency are known to be coming to Short
Bull and Kicking Bears people in the
Bad ]4ands. Gen. Carr, Col. Summers
and other lorceD sro now out to inter-
eept them before they reach tie Bad
Lands and report 81 the:s capture is
mo,neptarily expected. Should they
make any resistance 9 fight si!! take
niarh .
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LoulsyILLE. Ky, Dec, 2e.-Ncsr Mich.
oiasviiie, Ky, laa: night, John Taylor
shot aud killed Herker Hagsr. Taylor
cscapad
Near South louisville, this morning,
Lille Van Arsdale, girl lG years old,
whlte cross'ns the track was struck by
a train and killed.
Near Qneslyille Saturday, Doc and
Marshall tEaigon killed Mud Elarl;
Al were drinking and ipll to quarrel:
ing. The Raisons are under arrest,
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Bold Robbery.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec, GA bold
robbery was committed at the Union
depot late Saturday night. A sa.chel
containing jewa.:y snd valuable docu.
ments as vel. as Negotiable 1lpess Of c
total value Of about 81, 400, was stolen
IRON Theodore AlillcanEster, who is the
agent Of Il music company in Chicago.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 2S.-Steinetz PLAYED
to-day the most brilliant game Of the
seAeh in the match for the chess cham.
EionshiH et the world l,s!ween him end
EuEsOcSg, Of london. and ioyued the
latter to resign at the twenty.ejsh,h
move. The score now stands: S!eiuitz
3 Gunsberg Drawn,
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EUMORED RESIGNATION
w chief Duunins Causes some Excite.
ment-Sot True.

There was report extant yesterday
that Chief Dunning had resigned and
the Council Committee on Fire Densrt-
msnt would at last nights meatinv
recommend the election OF Assistant
Marshal Arkle TO his place. This reno1t
caused some OF Heal VS. friends Ioo,i
oeaI OF uneasiness. The fact was that
Mf. DunniDg WIS offered tho position os
superintendent OF the building now be-
ing erected by MIR. j. i. Hawlev
on the old Grant house pYoper,y .
anG waD Obliged to accept and 60 to wort;
az once or decline. He accepted NJ
Arkle filled the position OF Chief Mnr.
snal through the day, aud vii! to.jpv
Mr. DnnnlNg went to much troub,e ~
restore the fire alarm telegraph syatem
and be leaves it in as good c,ndit,on a,
1t eyer was for his successor. He has m
made thoroughly Batisiac,ory ch;sf
eihcient, faithful! and intelligent, and hn
can better afford to bs turned down foo ne
Frank Heely than the DEMOCRATS = can NJ,
alord to do il, e'ii
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Lam ont Sentenced for I.,sc.

CANASDAlGUA, N. Y, Dec. % After
g del!hsrasioa G. nina hours. the Jury in
the Lamont murder trial cane in at q
quarter to eleven O'Clock Saturday
night with verdict OF murder in the sec.
ond degree. Lamont was Immediately
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
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DUBLIN, Dec. o2.-At Carrick.or.sysir,
Tipperary, to-n;,sas, cFowd Of Parnell,
ites'altemptcd to make a bonfire q. pile
Of copies OF Mr.. Dsyi.L's paper, the
Labor Ford, whereupou they were
attacked by party Of Davitt syrnpath-
lzers and sharp scrimmaye eESueu.
The fight ended in the 1out q tho Par
neiliIci.
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ATnol, Mass Dec. 60 "A later esti.
mate places the loss OF yesterdays fire
at Sl50,Cp0. A report is still current,
though contradicted by the fire depart
meut, that 4 man is buried in the ruins.
Apart from tho two firemen fatally in
Jured were tso others quite badly hur.
py falling Xalla.
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Tho Innoc.n,r abroad.

Pittsburgh Gis2Gtch, Sunday
Messrs. .johr NJ. aud Austin Beach, of
Wheeling, registered st the Mononra.
heIa yesterday. Ene former is princinal
OF the Lindcoy institute, and wins NIinia.
ier to Japan under President Cleveland
!t:9 brother is 4 prominent yonnr uewa.
paper man.
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~
The Proctue:uiion Coming,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2:.--lt is esid that
the President has completed his ekatnin.
alton OF the papers in tho case OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, and
that they Esye been referred to the Sec.
retary OF Stats fof the preparation Ct the
proclamation.
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HAwARDEN, Iowa, Dec. 22.-The
three.year'old son OF Edward Lennett,
car repaircr, was burned to death
yesterday. The child waS in tool
house where oil and wsste were kept
aud in some manner set fire to the
waste. Before be could be taken out
he was dead.
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New. ORLEANS, La, Dec. o22.-The
creditors Of V. 4 a. Mayer held a
meeting this afternoon. They made a
s,atellsnt, ghoTins that the assets oi the
New Orleana and New York houaea,
which are virtually the same, amount to
$: 156. .93l, and the liabilities to 81 ,645,-
Ir2 ''N'
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A"s.lius tho S.w H.iaar,

h.;p.. mofs on the rev Back .;yer bridge ia
t.ns Waa,s pushed with all possible haste.
= ,u1n'srusy O,1 the third snan was completed
Hnu WORK commenced on the false work
lor she fourth span. Each OF the three
spans now complete @erc finished in lcss
!Aan three days. which ia remarkably
quick time for sllGh work.
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no DECISION YET.
Tie Wheeling Bridge Case s.i!l Hnr

The Wheeling Bridge Case S.ill Hangs
Fire N the Supreme Court.
Special Dispctch 10 The In.eQigenctr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 22.-The
United States Supreme Court did pot
render q dectaion in the case CT the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
against the Wheeling Bridge Company,
in which arguments were submitted by
Mesa.s. Hubbard, Clark and others, Of
Wheeling. It is not probable that the
decision will DO sIrouuced now until a
week from to-day.
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Marshal Scott, OF Steubervilie, was
here yesterday looking for two women
who were believed 10 have in their
possession watch stolen from a Steu.
benville man by a co,ored fellow, who
gave 1t to the women. They were not
iound, and Captain Scott went back to
Steubenville 10 arres. the alleged Thief,
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StOaulslllD NeiTF.

wv XoSE, Dec 2: q. The North Ger.
man Lloyd steamer Spree has among her
passengers a large number OF medical
men, who brought bottles OF DIR. lsoch's
lymph back with them. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Navarro, nee Mary Anderson, were
also among the passengers.
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An Inlnnrtnni uscIs,nn.

WAaElSGroN, D. c., Dec. o9-rhe su.
preme Court OF the United States to-day
rendered an important decision in q
Mormon Polygamy case, holdirg that q
wife is not competent witness against
tho husband where polygamv is the
crime charged.
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Skating; Eiuk burned,

CHICAGO, Dec. o2.-The Casino skat.
ing rink, at the corner OF Tweuty-iourth
and State streets, WAS totally destroyed
by fire al G:45 this morning.. There was
loud explosion in the building, follow.
irg which llames bnrst out on all sides,
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liitl,s lIOllbO.

WAsulSaToS, Dsc. 22.-In the House
to-day Representative Blanchard, Of
Louisiana, offered for reference The iol.
lowing preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, The recent killing OF the
Indian Chief Sitting Bull appears to
have been accomplished by circumstan-
ces recognized neither by the laws OF
war nor those OF peace;
Rfsolred, That n committee co,,si2ting
OF i've members OF this House who ate
members elect TO tho House OF Repre-.
Gentatives Of the Fifty.sscond Congress,
TO be appointed by the speaSer OF the
present House, is directed to inquire
into and investigate the killing OF the
said Indian Chief Sitting Bull and the
immediate cause. leading thereto, and
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NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Char!eg Lobet.,
70 years old, of 81 Division street, thin
afternoon, slot his vile, Martha, aged %
!yISsara, his childsen and then hims.li
4he wounded were all taken to the hos.
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OMAHA, NEE, Dec. GA special to
the Bee says Sitting Bulls band of $50
warriors, led by Big Foot, has just sur
rendered to Colonel Sumner, who, with
200 soldiers, succeeded in surrounding
them in the vicinity Of Standing Rock
while they were making for the Bad
Lands.
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OIL Suit Decision Reversed.

In the case Of Joseph Denbam vs. Nc.
heown, In which Denham recovered a
large verdict in the Court O: Common
Pleas recently, over an oil lease on the
iafm OF DeHhsc'. was on Friday re.
verses hy the Circuit Court. This yir.
tuai!y is the ending OF this case.
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LONDON, Dec. o9,-Tho iron masters In
the Cleveland dil,rict have given notice
to their men that trade viii comnel
them TO mako large reduction in wages
ut the beginning OF the year
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WINDSOR, OsT., Dec 22-The Steam
er Missouri, owned by Captain B4;er,
Of Detroit, was burned to the wa,er's
EDGE at Sandwich. She was insured ior
$4,000. The fire was Of inccndiury
origin
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NuE.oru uf ucnnessuy' Election.

loSDoE. Dec. GA dispatch from
Kilkenny to the Daily Mt'rs says that
there is not the slightest doubt that Sir
John Pope nenaessay is elected by a
majority of at least 500.
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Bps1oy, Dec. 'J2::-Clatle;; 4. seayern
Il Co., Dealers in diamouds, etc, have
suspended. The liabilities are about
$50. 600 and the assets are little in ex-
cess Of liabilities. -
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BERLIN, Dec. 29.-The newspapers OF
this city report 'hat 80, 900 Russian Jews
are expected TO arrive II. Hamburg soon,
ana that arrangements arc being made
there TO send them to Brazil. .
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ance with the Biahop's instructions, re.
quested the people TO form leagues inde.
pendent OF the control Of tho Dublin
Executive, which. ~ is well known,
warmly supports Mr. parncll.
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DR.. William Pett;o. Oh. North Market
street, hae tEsso beautiful English grey
houads just imported from their native
soil: They are high bred auimals, and
el'clt much admiration from all who sec
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CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Edward W, Dry.
den, s carriage manulaciursr, made nm
assignment to-day to John c. Eudor.
The liabilities are 81, 900, and assets sl9,-
900.
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PARIS, Dec. 22.-La Lanterre to-day
publishes statement to the effect that
one OF the jurymen who tried Eyraud
and Gabrielle Bompard was q BANKRUPT,
which. Gays that newspaper. anuuI6 the
verdict, p" =
. "a Press announces to-day that Ga
brielle Bonpard will se1ve her term Of
twenty years Imprisonment in the Cen
tral prison at Rennes.
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Well lkuorn, Journalist Dead,

New YoKr, Dec. a2.-rChar!es Drake,
ior many years financial editor of the
Tribune, died suddenly at his home this
morning.
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MONTREAL, psc." 3. John I.armon
the manufacturer ofthreshinI machines
has abandoned his estate. His iabili.
ties are $4,000.
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Storm In I'rnnce,

PARIS, Dec. GA violent storm pre.
vailed at Toulon to-day. A number OF
vessels were forced to take refuge In the
hatbor,, A French brig considered and
five OF her crew were drowned, N
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TIRE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Proceedings OF tho Adjourned Meeting
Last Evening.
The Board OF Education met last NIGHT
pursuant to the adjournment for want
OF aquorum on last Thursday night.
Superintendent Anderson's report W ms
read rs follows:
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4 Elfty l,u-rCl Well,

Sptcia! DtpGtch 10 he MtlIt0mcn.
BELMONT, W. Va, Dec. 22.-Bsrnes.
dali Il Boyle's well No. 8, OH the Cofbe,
farm, between here aud Eureka, finished
to-day and ls good for over Gily barrels
per day,
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DunMS, Dec. CAT the various
meetings Of the Csoyne branches OF the
National League, the priests, in accord !.
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ar leads them all )" is ,hs yr,n,.r,
ply OF dyuecists when asked ahons ,"' re- re-
Hrlt or aascs OF Hoods susaparilla. ''t !,
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BEEcgAl's PILLS cure Bilious and
EervouBills. 3
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A woman never feels sure that man
is Ere. really loose until shesknows iha: ho'5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23
Legally Dead.

The viii Of Micah W. Norton, the convicted
murderer, sentenced to state prison for life,
was fled in the probate court Of Somerset
county. Me-, Tuesday. He wills to his four
sons . farm IN Moscow containing 165 acres,
two farms in Concord, . farm in New Vineyard
with timber lot and pasture adjoining; to his
son Albert E. Norton he gives farm in Scion
and to his son Charles W. Norton Q note of
S200 and interest; to his son Sumner s. Norton
he gives the remainder of his property, pro-
viding the son will provide for his support
when requested to. He desires his i've sons to
share equally IN the estate Of his late wife
Eliza His son Sumner IL appointed executor
Norton leaves An estate Of $40, 200, and makes
his viii, - when he goes to prison he is legally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23
Another Jersey Outrage.

A special from Mount Holly, NJ, gives the
details Of desperate robbery and attempted
murder which was committed in Mansfield
township, Burlington county, Tuesday night.
Louis Golstein of 22l I'd avenue, New York city,
was on his way from that place to Burlington
to visit friend. He got of the train by mis-
take before he reached Burlington, and no
other train leaving in q seasonable time he
started to walk. Soon after starting on his
journey he was overtaken by colored man,
who engaged GolsteIn in conversation, and the
two walked along together. While passing
through Q strip Of woods the negro demanded
his money. This Gostein refused and the
negro shot him in the mouth. Another shot
entered GOlstein's head. The negro then Sc
cured the PROSTATE mans watch and purse,
which contained about S45, and fed. Some
farmers traversing the road late in the evening
found the wounded man and brought him TO q
hospital People are securing the country In
thouGht he will soon be captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23
ENDOWED WITH &c, 900, 900.
Cornell University IL Prosperous-New
Professors Chosen.

~ The meeting q ithaca, NY, OF Osrnall
umversity trustees yesterday Henry ". Sage
sddsd 10000 10 his previous gift of 90, o0o
m the establishment of department u phil
sophy. Mr.. Sage's gifts to the university nov
aggregsts more than Q million dollars. Ths
preadenfs report showed 1874 studsota, a
increase over any previous year. The eess-
urer's report showed an endowment Of about
e6,0oo,000 and an annual income Of over
e50e,ooo. The librarians report showed over
100000 bound volumes in the library. Among
the trustees recently elected Mr.. Andrew Car
negie took his seat DR.. ]. G. shurman wss
elected dean of the department Of philosophy.
DR.. Charles Mellon Tyler was elected professor
OF the history Of religious and Christian ethics.
The new chair of psychology il yet to be filed;
also two assistant professorships and two fell
lowships. Geo. w. Harris was elected librarian,
Herbert futile professor Of modern European
history Geo. L. Burr assistant professor Of
ancient and medieval history and DR.. Albert
Shaw professor of the history Of institutions
and Of international law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23
Jesse Pomeroy Tries to Escape.

It was discovered yesterday at the Msssa-
chusetts stsse prison that Jesse Pomsroy, who
10 to be confined there for life for many crimes,
had been trying 10 escape. He succeeded in
saving of five bolts from his iron door and had
removed the angle iron which protected the
bolts, long and tedious undertaking. In cut
ting of the bolts he expected to unloosen the
main bolt which locked the door. He did not
get as far in his labor as this, but had he sue
ceedsd he could not have cut the bolt. for it is
tempered steel and no saw would make an i'm
presslon on it Had he got out of his cell he
would only have been let into the corridor Of
the arch. The only way Of escaping from the
arch would be to cut through . steel-bsrred
window. The deputy warden discovered
merely by accident that the bolts had been
saved Pomeroy was Wild with anger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23
To the Heroes Of Ulster.

An Immense crowd gathered at Kingston,
NY, yesterday, to witness the unwilling and
dedication Of the monument erected to the
soldiers and sailors Of Ulster county. There
vas IN Imposing civic and military parade,
. score o. more Of visiting Grand Army posts,
separate companies Of the state militia from
Newburg, Poughkeepsie and Catskill being in
hne. At least II, 900 persons witnessed its un-
Yelling amid cheers, music, singing and BOOM
ing OF cannon. Addresses were made by Gen.
Veazey Of Vermont, commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, and Col. Floyd
Clarkso1. department commands Of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23
Buying His Sons Pardon.

Johnny Hope, son Of Jimmy Hope, the
famous bank robber, who is now In South
America engaged in the cattle business, was
pardoned yesterday from Sing Sing prison,
New York, where he had been sentenced for
twenty years for completely in the robbery Of
the Manhattan Saving Institution, BECKER
street and Broadway, New York city, Sunday,
October q, 1873 He served nine years, eight
months and twenty days of his sentence. II is
said that the father returned many Of the
stolen bonds on condition that his son be par
doned, which was done