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MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, June 23.-The
inside workings OF the Pennsylvania col.
liery were discovered to be on fire this
morning. A large force OF men under
the leadership Of experienced superin.
tendents. are now fighting the flames
with hopes Of conquering them. The
mine is the largest in the region. The
origin Of the fire is unknown, =
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A SwINDllNG CONCERN.
Ihe Eastern DnilaiDg ana Loan Association
OF philadelphia IL to lIs Avoidsd.

OF fhiihdsIphlh IL to no Avoided,
PHILADELPHIA, June o3.-Chiet Of De
tectivea Wood several days ago received
letter from J.P. Dunn, Of Fort Smith
Ark, making inquiries about tho East.
crn Building and Loan Association, ol
Philadelphia, which, he said, estab.
ished, some few months ago, several
branch Offices in TINT State, and en-.
ployed him aB agent. lnclosed were
proepectuseB and blanks Of tho ''asso.
:lation."
Chief Wood hsd received a similar In.
quiry about tho association in April, and
bad detailed a detective to look It up,
He found tho association" had m office
In the Lucas building, at Jupiter and
Chestnut streets. and received from
President Albers. an assurance that n
mortgage for 81 500 which complainant
was inQuiring about had been sent to
him. Since that time numerous inouir.
les have been coming in from all parts
OF the West and Southwest. The detec.
tive found the oilics had been removed
from the Lucas Building, but by the aid
OF the postotiice carriers, traced tho Sec.
retary Il. F. Wea.erman) to Room i, n.
2l0 Willings alley. where he mad desk
room. He went there yesterday and
was informed that Westerman came
there about once week for his mail.
He also learned that the Association"
was chartered on February 10Th last.
Tho detective reported to Chief Wood
that he was unable 10 locate any OF the
other officers.
49, The complaints arc all Of one kind.
Tho inquirers state that they have been
induced by circulars to create mortgages
on their properties and send their papers
to Philadelphia, and that was the last OF
them. They feared the loans had been
negotiated md tho proceeds had been
retained by the association. One Of the
officers, he said, was a defaulting officer
OF a secret society. One ofthe circulars
claims for the Association" a cupital Of
81 100000 in shares Of SlOO each.
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Nearing the End.

P4YGsnERaH, Pa, June 23.-The con-
sideration Of the report Of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means took up the en-.
tire session Of the e.Amalgamated Asaocia.
ton Of Iron and Steel Workers to-day.
The committee on officers for the ensu-
ing yeas will probably report tomorrow,
It Is thought the old officers will be re.
elected. The convention will likely fin.
ish its work and adjourn by the middle
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VICTORIA, B. g., June GA ships
boat has arrived at Deep Harbor bay
with the news that the steamship
Sardony is 4 complete wreck OF Queen
Charlotte ,island. Only the most meapro
details are obtainable, but it is said no
liyes were lost. The Sardony was in
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President of San Salvador Dead,

SAN SALVADOR, June 2S.-President
Mcnendez died suddenly last night soon
after the conclusion Of a banquet given
on the occasion Of the filth anniversary
OF the entrance OF General Meudez into
San Salvador and the defeat OF the Z4l'
divar faction. During tho panic caused
by the Presidents death, General Mar
ciat and aeveral other officers were
killed at the barracks. Gen. Carlos E7
eta, the leader Of the forces, is now in
command. All is quiet at present.
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international Sunday School c,,v..

inteenat'on" Sunday School Convention.
firrsDunoH, Pa, June 23.-Arraprc-
ments have all been completed for tho
International Sunday School convention
which opens at Exposition Hall in tbi.
Guy Tomorrow morning. Large dele
gallons Gom tie South and West have
Already arrived, and when tho conyen,
non Is called to order, it is expected
tnat ut least 1900 delegates will be pres
ent from oil parts OF this country and
Europe. This evening a preliminary
meeting was held a. Exposition Hall, It
~h,ch number OF interesting short
addresses were made, I7' '''s' :
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PlrrsBuRon, Pa, June 23.-The In
perial Council Of the Myatio Shrine
opened at the Monongahela Houao this
morning with about 100 delegates pres
ent from all parts Of the country. The
session was devoted 10 routine business.
Tonight they were rendered q grand
banquet, t7i Ss7S
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IntiIctmenth Snllie,l. .

e,sfIsSAN, o., June q Tho indipt-
ments against William Means and B. R.
Camp, former officers OF the Metropolitan
National Bank, were to-day nollied in
the United States Court upon motion Of
the United States DISTRICT Attorney.
This ends all criminal proceedings
against them growing out .oi the bank
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Tho silver Nill.

WAsn,Sa7os, D. O.. June e3.-This
was tho regular Meeting day Of the
House Committee on Coinage, Weights
and Measures but no meeting was held.
Chairman Conger says that he will call
tho Commistee together Tomorrow, or
Wednesday when the silver bill will be
taken up for consideration,
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Athletics, Is; Syracuse, Z. (Asso.)
Athletics, 10; Syracuse. 4. lSecor
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, June o3.-Twelve thousand
people witnessed to.day's races at Wash.
iueton Park.
First race, five furlongs, Mabelle won.
Time, 503. .,'
Second race, one mile. Duke Of High.
lands won. Time, !: :453.
Third race, mile and half, Los
Angeles won. Time, 2:43.
Fourth race, mile and one.sixteenth,
Crawiish won. Time, LBS.
Fifth race, mile and a iurlong, Wary
won. Time, 2 minutes. ~
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Poisoned From E,,t,ur ,hco..

Tirf1S. @, June 23.-Threc children
OF Cora :. Briggs, city editor OF the Ad-
rerllser, were dangerously andIior time
y was thought fatally poisoned TODAY
from eating cheese. fI. - - '"'
Joel MING, farmer living in remote
portion OF this county, desc, nded in =
wen Yesterday morning and Was over
come come WITH the damp, being dead before
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y Prominent ClH2cn ot k1..srulun Dead.
StsI;s,Ml N.'pGich 10 The IaltlltCe!ctr.
GRAFTON, W. Va, June 23.-Natban
Evans, prominent young man Of Fet-
termau, died this morning after short
illness Of typhoid fever. He was 80
years Of age, He leaves o widow and
fwo children. Z.
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The Jury Failed to Agree.

Special. Nspaich to The inhllioener.
HARRlsvILLE, June 9a.--1n the Cir.
cult Court the important case OF the
State vs. Hoops for arson, on trial for
four days, resulted in disagreement Of
the Jury. Judge Loomis, Peck end
Ayers, for the State, and Ercef and kel-
ly and A. q. Holt were for the defense.
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German Army ELL.

BERLIN, June 23.-It is reported that
IN the lobby Of the Reichstag to-day,
General Du Vernois, Prussian Minister
OF War, in the course Of conversation
with several members, promised that al
ter the passing of the army bill largo
number OF the men would be relieved
from active service Mt The end OF the Sec
ond year OF their term, ~. -
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No Wonder They nrs DIu,l.

ST, JOHNS, N. F., June 23.-rhc peo.
pie here are boiling over with indicpa-
t'on, and are demanding compensation
Tor tue injury done the Bay OF St. George
fishermen in the removal OF the nets Nv
the French war ship Indre, and the.
closing of the lobster factories by tbe
British war ship Emerald. '
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Made n Good Job of Himself,

PlrTsnuRau, June eA,,aiiohael De.
bolt, a Soath silde plassworker, aged 25
years, tried 10 kill his wife with a
Ratchet this morning, and under the
impression that. he had succeeded, cut
his wrist and throat, Aying in thirty
minutes. Mrs, neholt's injuries are
SERIOUS, domestic trouble was the
oause OF the tragedy,
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Five THOUSAND People Hon, elcss.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June ga cable
message was received at the Navy De:
partment to-day from Conrut Garesche
at Martinique, ms follows: 3
"Ilalf Of Fort De France has burned.
Martinique demands aid. Five thou.
sand homeless people. Need lumber,
beef, pork, -four and other provisions:
Gable quickly what the States will DO"
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Jumped the Track.

READING, Pa, June o2aa.-Tho locomo.
tive, baggage car and one passenger car
Of the soEth-bound express train on the
Philadelphia 4 Reading jumped the
track this morning near Tuckerton Sta.
ton, about five miles above this city.
Lewis Heller, engineer, was killed, and
Fireman George Heller, a brother Of the
engineer, was probably fatally injured.
George Hamilton, baggage master, and
Joseph Burnbaum, the express messcn.
ger, were severely bruised. Robert Cot.
ton, a conductor, was slightly injured.
Al tho trainmen resided sin Po.saville.
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Will NecipIocnte.

OTTAWA, OSr., June o3-Congress
having amended the tariff bill reducing
the duty On lumber to 81 per thousand
feet, board measurement, the Dominion
government will remove the export
duty on saw logs rs soon ns the United
States tariff bill becomes law aud the
duty on lumber definitely tlyod at 81 per
thousand feet. Canada will tulhlI her
side OF the bargain, and proclamation
will be Issued removing the export duty
on saw logs.
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The B. & O. train duo hero from Pitts.
burgh at 1880 last night was so badly
delayed by an accident east OF Pitts.
busgh that it had not left the latter city
at tho time it was due here. No par
ticulars OF tho accident could be oh.
tanned here, nor were any accessible by
telegraph. 49, ta....-- a
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GREESsDuRo, Pa, June 23.-Many Of
the applicants for retail liquor license
who built new hotels and went to great
expense in fitting them out have been
disappointed. Judge Doty this morning
handed down his decision, and out Of
ninety.six applications but forty-tour
were granted. ~. .l,. y -.
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Fatalities Rt ,}o,,ustorn

JoHssrowS, Pa, June o3.-A woman
named Stanley, living in tho Twelfth
ward, vas instantly Killed. BY lightning
last evening, and a young man named
staunton badly injured by the same in
an open door at the time. .s6 3
a young man named Harry James, q
resident ol t.EEsTyeltth yatd, yqs drown;
ed II the river Yesterday. He 'Yas try.
inGto teach'a yqNug tqaN uatnea Stick.
lqr "a awiin hut Hbevnms exhausted
stickler was rescued by narti-,, IN heats
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ChIcaIo'A formulation.

t5 CulcAco. June os.-superintendeut
Of CENSUS Gilbert in ap Interview Gays
that the retnrns ahqw that tho pop4la.
ton Of Chicago exceeds one million.
How much beyond the million point
the total will DO Mr.. Gilbert will not
say, except that it would be considerable.
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Editor petp,son Gets ConsulshIp.

Special Dttpatcd 70 Tie 7dleHt6eftter. ; n"
WASHINGTON, June 23.-James j.
Peterson, Of Huntington, has been
offered tue post OF Consul to Merida,
Mexico, and his name will shortly be
sent to the Senate for confirmation. The
position is worth about $1,000 year.
itis probable that West Virginia will be
offered ono or two more diplomatic
positions within week. one OF; which
will be OF considerable importance.
Peterson is in tho city. tlo has not
yet decided whether" to accept the po.
Bition or not. Ea's5 q 4G..l
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An Aged Suiciste.

MINIATURES, June o3.-Prof. Burstall,
aged u years, who was teacher OF Ger
man and French in the High School sew.
erai years ago, shot himself on the lake
1ront last night. Letters lett by the old
man show that he contemplated the fatal
step for oyer q year, - T. !;
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Old Fairmuut Citizen Dead.
pecial Dispatch to the In,esigencer.

oPees't Ds'F'sft1s 70 FI1c 1H2tN1VtUttT.
FAiRMoSr, W. Va, June 23.-A1r.
James Hall died alter very short i'll
ness, at his home in this place. The de,
ceased was born in this county and has
always resided near hero. Hc was about
II years old, and for great many years
has been a prominent member OF the
Presbyterian Church.
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Wrecked by Il Cycl6nc.

OMAHA, NED, June 23.-Pleasanton,
a town about twenty miles north OF
hearney, was struck by cyclone yes.
terday afternoon. Nearly every house
in tho place was destroyed or badly
damaged, but no one was killed 80 fur as
reported. E = J
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BALTIMORE, MD, June 23.-Judge
James Lawrenson, the Oldest employe
Of the United States Postal Service, both
in point OF age and continuous service,
died this morning at his home in this
city. He was 81 years old. Atthc age
OF II yeurs he entered the service OF the
Baltimore postotllce, and after fifteen
years service was transferred to the
General Department at Washington,
where he has been ever since. He has
sworn in every Postmaster General
since the administration OF President
AnlraW jackson.
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Maximum Assessments.

Bosros, Mass, June ::ss.-As io.day,s
sesssicp qt the Supreme Lodge Ameri-
can Order OF United. Wo1kmen, the
maximum rate OF assessments was re.
ported by the Committee Of the Whole
and will be adopted BY the Supreme
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Big League Games.

Batterles-Akron, Hall and Sweeney; Dayton
cuppy aud Schrt.
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Ifutlalo Putting TN.

pprrALo, N. y, June 'as..,oensus
Supervisor Douglass reports twenty.nine
districts completed out OF III in the city
Of Buffalo. He estimates that the popu.
lation Of the city, Judging from returns
30 lar received, viii bs $4,000. Es5
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A Htnxe Mt l'nrkcrshurI

Special Dispaioh 10 The Inidiigcncer.
PAREERsBuRa, June a3.-festerday
afternoon an alarm Of FIRE was sent in
from box IS, and in Ave minutes there.
after the fire department had two streamH
OF water on a blaze that had been locat.
ed at the Little Kanawha Lumber Com.
pany's mill. aH nf'
rhIa Is the SECOND or third time fire
has occurred in that part OF the mill.
The loss is estimated at from 81 900 to
81 800 with no insurance.
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LONDON, June 23.-Cotonel Bradford,
the new chief commissioner OF the Me.
tropolitan police, has issued an order for
bidding the members OF the force from
holding meetings for tho purpose OF
agitatlng their grievances. "' - :,
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Special Dispotch 10 TIC InltliOe1,ctr. ,sf' y
HARRlsvlLLE, WA, June 2s.-The
storm Friday night caused much damage
to the Pennsboro \ Harrisville railroad,
washing out many tres.les. A large re.
pairing force is at,work and 1t is expect
cd traffic will be resumed on Wednesday,
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New rostoiilcs Est.,hlislletl.

Special Dispuich TO The Inttllfoercer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June GA new
postotlics has been established at Ever
son, Marion county, with John Fighter
RB postmaster. a1 $50,
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70
Pittsburgh 3; Philadelphia G. (P.L.)
Boston, IL; Cincinnati, 4. IN. ~
Buffalo, o; New York, I. (P. L.)
Philadelphia, l3; Allegheny, 0. (N.L.)
Philadelphia, s; Allegheny IL. (Sec.
ond game.
Cleveland, 10; Boston, 8. (P.L.)
Cleveland 1; Brooklyn, .; IN. L..
Louisville, s; Toledo, O. (Aaso.
Columbus, 2; St. Louis, l. {Asso.)
Chicago, Z; New York, 3. (N.L.)
New York, &; Chicago, 4. Second
game.)
Athletics, Is; Syracuse, Z. (Asso.)
Athletics, 10; Syracuse, 4. Second
game.) ~
Chicago, s; Brooklyn, 8. (P. L.) y.
Chicago, l3; Brooklyn, O. Second
game.) .l tl7@ sen. "
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Now Orleans Population.

NEW ORLEANS, La, June 23.-The
census enumerators have completed less
than half the districts. The population
Is estimated at FAC, 900. si
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The Canadian J.uu.s

SYDNEY, N. s. W., June o3-Tbe
ssculIlng race between J. O'Connor, the
Canadian, and stansbury, took place TO- to.
day on the Parametta river, and was
won by Stansbury. N ! " "'
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CANTON. Il:,IlIlO,iA TE,lWIIEELl
Canton. ~................ 0 Q 9 6 OfO0 0 0 O. :
ing-............... | o 0 o O o o. 2

Earned ruus-Whceling. /; Canton. :. Two,
bnse hits-Darrah. johnson, Young aud Lyle
aud Myers Struck out-By Young, s; BY Clio.
son. ). Bases on ballS-OH uibson, 9. Wild
pl,ehes-By Gibson, !. Passed balls-Yaik i;
Lytle2. Double playk-Myers to Gleualvin to
Zeigler. Tlme lao. ,umpire-IIill,
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property. Mr.. Grant never asked him
what be Ind done with the money, and

ne salu hoIhinE ABOUT itto MN: .
semMor s 'MeSauShton sala that the
Co.n'',',.ee ,'au ho ouslhefs 70 inquire
INTO mr.. Ofokefs tf1aeesnip o, tne
money money given e py Mr uIah. y 20 fdosslt o, !,
Cfokei. .s lhefe was h9thine 10 be Hot a.
Crotcr tiiJ MT ;nwaa, tnn monnv jn'
tiiciousiy then he was responsible to Mr..
Grant who gave tho money to his
uaaG%,er. o Ta 20 = az .nis ieply 70 ,, MI. ivlna
Il was nj tHe rennsst nj Mr, McCann
That MIR. Croker hnJ A talk with Mr..
Adams II was for m" nnrnosc ri
making some business arranrements
with Adams In th" intercst NJ McCsnn
"Has nnv othcr nuhl,c oflicial than
Mr.. Grant evor ,nade nreaent nj ,nonev
| 10 your Iauphterp"
I'm s;rm Nj c,olor j.c,ored ,bo,
mo tax wns lsv,ed IN anv oiIirsholIsr
Tor election nurnoaea, Tho aYnensna
however. in The various districia wern
rar,. ,,eayr NJ C,ora, iii % ~, Lno., no,U
what contributions had heen made hv
Judge Books,uyer, Mayor Grant. Mayor
Hswitt % AMI o,hor conJ3da,aa I "1'' "'"'oi
Bourke Cochran s,Ipvcsted calling Mr..
Grace. md mir. Iyina renlied thne NJ
Grace would be a witness. Mr.. Choate
there,,uon saiG. "Yes lat ua havN ,hs
leaders OF nj tbree na,,jes" An.
plause, 1 T
en'AsH AAA'Hf BAD
Mr.. Croker'a memory as to sums con.
tributed by Edward Kearney and John
scannell or ony s. oOo chack. .,n, n
H. H.; IT, ,s,,,S ill., s.' a'' ~
t,n, W heniy hll'on, was not gooa;
naut ~ ntset .;,'etoh Nnew .uat any gamo!ers naa
Iont''ou.eu t,'nI W 10 M"yor ulah! . campaign
.'ii;.,. uuu. noufso ~, oockran again suggested
.a,.ans t;nnas Mr' M 1taGe % 70 answer these qnes'
,.vns' u.;,h MI nt' ,, StoSet alu not associate
VIII, VIII suIn M peop'e, any consequently
eoulu e.. "o' know anythlng ABOUT such
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Akron Wins.

Special Dispatch to The Intellioenccr.
AKRON, O., June 23.-Akron won to.
day from Dayton mainly through the
errors Of the visitors in the fourth inning.
Score. 0-.Hh 7u-. IL.
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GEyrs' Balbriggan Half Hose and
Underwear, GEO. X. TAYLOR,
, 1890-10-11

THE LEADER contained the
ment a few days ago of the formation Of
an organization composed of the engineers
and conductors of the Chicago & North
western system. A few days after the
combination was formed the Northwest
ern conductors asked for an increase of
wages and their demand is still under con
sideration by the management. Now the
engineers are in line with a set of griev-
ances relating to their hours of work and
pay. There is a feeling that trouble may
result If the management of the road re-
fuses the request of either branch of the
new alliance.
, 1890-10-11

In the 6ve-eighths mile dash at Denver
both Joe Fishers Green Prewett and
Hunter Bros Napier we're defeated az
ter a close race.
Prewett. as usual, got a poor start, but
gathering himself with wonderful rapidity
spurted through the field and led them
all tn the half mile post. At this point
all the riders commenced to whip furious
ly and it was anybody's race to within a
few lengths OF the finish, when Bob Wade,
a Denver horse, forged to the front, win
ming the race by a short length. Napier
second, almost neck and neck with Prev
EFT, who finished third. There was con
siderable money lost on Napier, who was
a hot favorite in the pools, selling at even
money against the field.
, 1890-10-11

The Graphic says: William Harten
and CLARK Devoe, two old practical lime
manufacturers, are preparing to burn
lime on an extensive scale. They have
located their kilns just westof the Vernon
stone quarry, scarcely a quarter of a mile
distant, where there is a mountain Of as
fine limestone as can be found in Amer
lea. They have Just finished burning one
kiln, which experts pronounce as fine lime
as was ever seen. As the railroad branch
will be completed to the stone quarrles
and lime kilns in a few days, Messrs. Har
ten & Devoe propose to manufacture lime
i'll sufficient quantities to supply Central
Wyoming, Nebraska and Iowa if neces-
saTy
, 1890-10-11
WYOMING STAGE RoBBERs.
Chased to the Mountains in an Indian
Country.

In speaking of his pursuit of the Muddy
creek, Carbon county, stage robbers,
Deputy United States Marshal Bush,
who arrested Parker, says be first located
the gang in the Green River mountains
OF Uinta county, last winter.
I'm August said Mr.. Bush, 81 To-
Gated them again, this time in the Blue
mountains of Utah. There names are
Frank Rogers. alias Brown, and Dan Par
ker, alias Ricketts,. Both of them are
Utah desperadoes, though Rogers has
lived and levied in Texas a great deal.
Parker was from Circle Valley originally.
"As | was saying, 1 heard they were in
tie Blue mountains and went in with a
posse after them. But I only succeeded
in getting Parker after chasing the gang
from Wyoming to Utah, thence to New
Mexico, thence back to the Blue noun
taiDs and finally to La Sale mountains,
where Parker was captured after a des-
perate resistance.
What? Why didn't we get them both2
Do you know that country? 1 guess notl
The region is inhabited by r~ustlsrs. horse
thieves, and more desperate criminals.
fugitives from Colorado, New Mexico
Kansas and elsewhere, not to mention a
lot of renegade Indians from the Ute
and Pine River tribes. The mcmeu a
marshal steps into The region they light
sional fires and fha rama 10 m Than