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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05

Advices from Chill say the political
situation there remains very strained and
relations between the executive and Con-
gree. are liable at any moment, TO develope
\ serious state of Affairs.
Another explosion Of FIRE damp has oe-
CURED In coal pit at st. E.ienHe. One
hundred and fifteen Of the men employed
in the pit succoc led in making their escape
uninjured. Five Others were seriously
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05

Tits, Cleveland. .; New Y0ik, II
rors. Cleveland >; New York. =. Smili
and Ximmer Welch and Clark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
BRITISH SAILORS
Desert at Newport All Cap.
tured But Three.
One Shot and Another LoSts a Finger
Ia the Array.
Ono Thousand New York Cloak
Makers On q Strike.

NKwrogr. X. l.. Aug I Twenty -four
British sailors attempted 10 escape from
their ships boat while exeursioniss> were
boarding. A csew vas sen, IN pursai, and
shot one. cut sno'her's finger OF with cut
lass. and captured all eneep, three in the
act OF landing =, the torpedo station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
5000, 600 Loss by a Disabled Canal
LOCK

SAULrE Sr. MARTE, Mich. Aug. IA
lock valve on s.. Nary's canal became di.-
sbled Thgr.asy afternoon aud ~zs repaired
40 that lock,ge vas res1med this morning,
after delay Of eighty -aiGe hours to lake
csmmercP. The lo.s 10 vessel men will be
about sl0oo, 900, an! to the general public
tie loss will raise tins sum TO about s20o..
COO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Guttenburg Races.

GUrrENBuEG, Aug In the - mile
Pigeon won. time III 4; - mile
Woodcutter won, time 02 II; ) mile
Jim GRAY won, tin | ,n2; ! II miles, jug
Rler won, time I'll Ia; . furlonPs
Eaten Town won. time %; 34 mile
Anomaly wen, time III Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Alabama Ele ctione

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. l.--The elec
ton in Aisbsms tedsy for governor and
other state officers ard members ~ legisia
ture passed OF qat tiy. Speci,is to th,
Advert ser from sh per-ions of the s,sts
indicate a sweeping democratic msjarity
The legislature will contain but few inde
nenfisuts or republicans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Secretary Tracy at Bar HaIbor

Bar HAsRoR, Aug .-Secretsry Tracy
arrived al Bar Hsrbor at one O'Clock Mon.
day comirg on the Despatch. \ salute Of
nireteen glus WAS fired by the Baltimore
Secretary Tracy inspected the Baltimore
this afternoon. The Baltimore sailed d..
rectly atterwsrd for New York The D.t
phIu ard Petrol sail in the morning. Tn,
Secretary viii remain few days. His
daughter srd granddaughter Mrs. and Mis-,
Wun,erding are with him on the Despatch
also Mrs Chadwick, wife of Commander
Chalvick OF Yorktosn, and Miss Slough
ton of Washington. The whole party wen'
driving with Gen. nasson this sfte rnoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
ARMING The KURDS.
They will Continue OutrsSes
on Unarmed Christians.
Denial Of the Ansb-Prench Argentine
Republic Interference Report.
Twelve Men Iriu,sd in an Explosion
In . French Niue.

LoNpoN, Aug. "A dsspateh from
Erivsn TO the Daily News sNs; "ln ae-
eer1snoe With orders from Constantinople.
rides have been distributed TO the kurds
Al Moosh, Biuis, Van Bavaria, and AlAsh-
serd. As the Christian Inhabitants arc
ansrmed. this is evidently intended TO en-
courage the kuris 10 continue their out
ages and terrorise the Chr,stiAns."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05

DENVER, Col, Aug. 1 An explosion of
chemicals in the ofiice of the Denver FIRE
brick sni chem cai supply house. this
afternoon. blew ont the frout OF the hritd-
ing aud k,iled J. .. Borfworsh, president Of
the compsny. Loss to TIE builiing AMI
stock see Coo; Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
BROTHERHOOD aid LEAGUE.
1Hn BRorHERHooD
Boston. Buffalo. Chicago. Cleveland
and Pittseurs.

At Buffalo
Fret same.
inains., isst sSs
Buffalo, uois 20 s 0 = o. $
Boston. : o 0 . q 90 u o. )
Hits, Boston. .; Buffalo, IA. Errors,
Boston, L; Buffalo, : usdiock and
Mack; k,dbourn and SWEET.
Second game.
| Innings, isSt & Isa
Boston, 90 q D l 0 ) T. I;
| Buffalo. 100 | . o 0 o o. .
| Hits. Boston, $; Buffalo, .. Errers,
Boston, o; Buffalo, >. Msiien and Muir
ply; Hsidock and Mack,
At Cleveland -
| Innings. lsst So 'sa
| Cleveland. 90 = o ) 10 % Il :
| Philsdelphis, 5 = 0 0 0 o 0 o o. ;
Hits, Cleveland. Ii; fhila ielphis, 10.
Errors. Cleveland /; Philsielphis, 5.
Grubcr and Sal ,life; Buifinlon and Hall
man.
At Chicago
Innings. lsSt5 56ss9 ioii II II IL
Chicago l 00looo0o o 0 90 l. :
N's.Y'x loo00looo 90 Q 0 O.
Hts, Chicago, 5 ; New York, Errors
Cticsgo, 4; New York. 5. King and
Farrell, Crane and Ewing.
At Pittsburg
| Innings, = .
| Pittsbura, 20 . % o--li
Brooklyn, so | o . a-li
Hits, Piusburs, Is; Brooklyn, Is. Er
rors, Pitisburg, q; BROOKLYN, 3. Calvin
| aud Fields, weighing sul kinslow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Brilliant Reception to President Har
rison and SECRETARY Blaine.

Care Mar, ". j, Aug. The rccep-
tisn iendered TO Prssden, Harrison and
Secretary Blsine this afternoon vas b. H.
Ian. affair. About $500 peTsors were pres
ept and shook hands with the Pre- .iten.
and Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Nothing Settled Yet on X. & l.. Sale


BARN, tug. THE knox & Lincoln
committee met Hon. W. l., Putnam here
this afternoon and discussed the sale of
the Knox & Lincoln. No decision Was
reached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Twelve Men Injured In French Mine
Explosion.

PARis, August Late Dispatches say
the mire at St Eticnne took fire today,
and an explosion followed. Twelve men
were injured. The pit was known ss the
Villa Bocuf nit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Wants $40 600 Damages for Libel.

BgssIsGTos. VT, Aug. To-day .
county court writ vat served on A. +.
ChiId- for libel damages Of si0. 600. Hen.
l.. p. Merton il piaistis. The case grows
OFT Of late publications in 'he Bennington
Rsfofmsr. Childs gave bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Emperor William at London.

LoSpos, Ang, I The German impori-
al yacht with Emperor Wili,m and his
brothcr Prince william On board prriyed
at o'Clork this morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
E. TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST S. 1890.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Westhss Indications tot the Next a.
Hours.


Wac DKFAarxEsr,
0fiee Of the Chief Signal 0faeer.
WAsHissros. Aug :, A N. J
For Maine asd New Hampshire Inersas-
isg eiouiiness, followed BY Showers dnrin 9
the afternoon or evening; soqthsrig, shift
ing to ~esteriy Winds; cooler, except in
Eastern Maine. stationary Temperature
Meteorological Report.
Aug isss. so p. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-05
Big Catch Of codfish-Two Men
Missing.

GLorcgsryx- Macs. Aug. 3.--Schooner
A. II. WyIasd of Flemish Cape Fleet, sy
rived to-asy -i.h 250O60 pounds Of cod
H-b June 2stb: Martin Foley and John
Bren'ey. t~o Of the crew, got sstrsy while
attending travis. Their rescue 10 doubtful.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26
A nat of Romance.

Chief Engineer James A. Hamilton
OF the British steamer Castlegate re-
Iates bit OF romance about his wife
and himself which win be interesting
10 the people OF Cambridge Md.
where Mrs. Hamilton lived up to about
two years ago The young engineer
and his wife were playmates in Edin-
burgh, Scotland. and when they got
% ba muu +t+1t4l ssts444a+a 4 .asapaa- had
kindled tender feeling between them.
But Mr. Hamilton went of to sea. and
In his roamings about the world he for
got the>mniden in Scotland. and that
she ceased 90 think OF him il shown
by the fact that one day about ten
years ago Miss Lizzie Kerr (that was
her name thon) married young
physician. DR., Edward Graham, who
had been Hamilton's rival for the
lady's favor In boyhood. The young
doctor had settled In Cambridge, and
after going back TO Scotland and got
ting his bride he resumed his practice
there. About two years and half
ago be died and the widow returned to
Scotland. On going home to Edin-
burgh one day at the end OF long
absence, Mr.. Hamilton found his old
sweetheart there. Their love revived
and so they were married" one day
In May, 1888,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26
After Being Two Weeks q
Widow, She Kills Herself
by Poison.
The Drunken Habits of the Wife the
Cause Of All the
Trouble,
Awful Rayagss of the Cholera In
Japan---many Fatalities
Reported

NEW YoRK. Aug ~.
Frederick Dittmar died two weeks ago,
cursing his wife, who had destroyed his
home by her drunken habits. Nov Mrs.
Dittmar, after attempting poisoning one Of
her children, has suicided by taking Paris
green. Dittmar and his wife lived happily
together for number OF years, until the
woman began TO drink. Her bal habits
made II impossible for the family to live
long In one tenement. Dittmar felt the
disgrace keeuIy, and hls health gave way.
Mrs. Dittmar attempted 10 poison herself
after one OF her sprees. but her husband
prevented her. Three weeks ago she be-
came the housekeeper OF 10 Ridge street.
aud there she took her husband, who was
in the last stages of consumption. Ditt-
mars mother got him to go to her home,
leaving his wife and family at 10 Ridge
street. A few minutss before DIttmar
died he called unon his mother 10 witness
The curses that he heaped npou his wife.
He asked her TO take charge OF his eldest
boy aud never lee the boys mott or ses
him. The other boy he disowned. With
his last breath hs wished that his wife
might never know peace until liquor had
killed her and avenged the wrong she had
done. Mrs. Dittmar. after her husbands
death, went on prolonged spree. Then
she purchased some Paris green and tried
to poison her young son Jacob. The boy
struggled and refused 20 take the poison.
The woman then swallowed the dose her
self, and short time after was taken 10
Gouverneur hospital, where she died.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26

There nave been many articles In
the papers during the last few months
advocating the adoption OF the clover
flower as the National flower, but the
most uniqae is the following, by Col.
Robert q. Ingersoll;
"A wonderful thing Is clover, 1t,
means honey and cream; that Is TO
say. industry and contentment; that II
to say. the happy bees In perfamed
fields, and at the cottage gate old
boss, the bountiful chewing satlsfao-
tIon's cnd In that blessed twilight
pause that like benediction falls be-
tween ali toll and sleep, This clever
makes me dream OF happy hours, OF
childhood's rosy cheeks Of dimpled
babes. OF Wholesome loving wives, OF
springs and brooks and violets, and
all there Ii of painless JOY and peace
ful human life. A wonderful word IL
clover Drop the u and you have
the happiest OF mankind. Take away
the &C. and r. and ron have the only
thing that makes q heaven Of this dull
and barren earth. cut OF the r.
alone, and there remains warm de-
ceptsve bud that sSeetens the bleath
and keeps the peace ln'countiess homes
whose masters frequent clubs"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26

That II where Presidsnt Harrssoa win
spend hia September yaeation.
W4snnnToE, Aug a..
After this week and till about the first tsof
October the business Of the executive man
son and most Of that Of tbe executive de-
partments will be conducted from crrsson,
Pa, on the summit OF ths Allegheny
monntalns. The president will be located
there with his family. The Park cottage
has been put In order for their occupancy
this week. and when the president goes
there he will return 10 Washington only at
sntefvals OF q week or longer, for a day
or two to att nd to business which he can
not transact outside Of the
white house. He will have a spe-
eial wire aud his 7. gularly
employed operator ut hand, placing him in
constant and direct communication with
eongHsss and the executive departments,
n all the departments thsre are special
telegraph operators, government wire be-
ing circuit OF them. Bills for the sigma
tnre Of the president can so from congress
tocfesson 10 afew hours and the announce
ment OF mis- signature made by tele-
graph. The president has ha long and
wearing season. He has been on constant
duty for almost year. There Is no work
more exacting or exhausiirg than that
which the president Of the United States
has TO perform, and no one has been more
faith ally at his post than the present in
eumbent OF the white house. IL he takes
day of at this time the people Of the
country, irrespective of party fealty, will
wish hrm fair weather.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26
Those in the Colorado Peniten-
tiary Said to Be Tortured
Into Insanity.
The Means Of Torture Almost Rival
Those Used During the
Inquisition
Fearful Loss Of Life in Cyclone in
Switzerland---Sparks from
the Wires.

DKsyER. Aus. as
A startling story Of the horrible .ruelties
ahicn the convicts In the Colorado state
peniteniiary at Canon CITY are subjected
to has jost come TO light. A convict sew
eral days ago, managed 20 smugele letter
through lhs kindness of visitor, and pri-
vate investigation has just resulted in a
corroboration OF all charges made. Ae-
cording to these charges, at the least of
fense convict In subjected 10 punishment
known AZ the drowning process, in which
the convict 10 strapped TO post so that he
cannot move q muscle. The instrument
OF tortnrs consists OF hose. With the
nozzle within SIX inches OF the eonvict's
face. stream with sixty pounds pressure
is turned on. The unfortunate cannot
breathe andiwhen he opens his mouth he Is
strangled. The water is forced down his
throat and all through his head. The
punishment IN continued until the convict
becomes unconscious, and then the prison
physicians are called TO resuscitate. Many
are to.day physical wrecks through this
torture.
This means Of torture is, however, sur
passed by one that almost rivals those
used during the times of the inquisition.
The convict is strapped to bench with
his head between two boards, a bucket Of
water is placed over him, with small fau-
Get so arranged that drop OF water viii
drop on his Iorahead every ave seconds.
The victim is generally kept in this posi-
tion for an hour, at the end of which time
he Is all but a lunatic. In many cases
their mind, IL Is said, becomes so weakened
that they never recover.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26
The Next Advices from Homo
lulu May Bring War
like Tidings.
Educated Natives Are Anxious to
Wrest the Government from Eu-
ropeans and Americans
A Republic May Re the Outcome of
Present Dissatisfaction ion---Admi-
miral Browns Account

snAETLR. wash. Aus. rs.
Admiral Brown, or the fiagship Charles :
ion. which tnst arrived here from Homo.
lula, sxprassed the belief ia an interview
that the next steamer from the Hawaiian
island viii bring news of revolution and
probably of the declaration of republic.
lie said: Hitherto the Hawaiian govern
msnt has been managed largely by Euro
peans and Americans, but the educated
"a .tivss are beginning 10 feel that they are
competent to conduct the Hawai- ian gov
ernment, and that the part played by the
foreigners In tha control OF affairs
was an unwarrantable Indifference with
their sacred rights. Accordingly their
schooled natives have gathered around
them band Of followers which is daily in-
ersasing In strength, who have raised the
cry OF Hawaii for Hawaii ans. Tho revo-
iutionists want an officer ut the disposal of
the government. The malcontents have In
q meeting with the mechanics union passed
resolutions asking that this patronage be
giuen TO the natives aud members of their
own party. This request has been
ignored by the government. The
United States, knowing the unsolid con-
dition of affairs, sent the Charleston out
there about three months AGO to protect
the citizens and our interests. During ell
nay time there matters were becoming
more aud more perturbed. and an uprising
by reyolutionists had actually been planned
for the 4th OF August. learned OF u the
first day OF the month, but we
received sailing orders on the
aaanna Tha nawa of our fnfaudad
departure evidently led the revolutionary
party to postpone until after We left the
execution of their design, but We conf
dsniiv sxpect 20 hear by next advices from
HonoluIu that there has been an actual
outbreak, IL revolution has not really
been accomplished.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26
nnYesl nv Her Neither,

LEwEsTows. III, Aug 15.
James Vaughn aud wife lived in Isabel
township, fulton county, H., year or two
ago, but Vaughn nistreated his wife so
cruelty that she left him and came to
Lewistown. Vaughn subsequently, was pro-
nounced insane and was confined la tie
insane hospital at Jacksonville for while.
Upon bis release he began systematic
system Of torture upon his terrified wife
and sought every occasion 20 attempt the
theft on her 6.year-old child. Last week
he induced Que Abner Barnett, who m.
Justly holds town offica, TO accompany
him TO the homo of bis wife in Lewistown.
The little child was playing in the yard
when Yanghu leaped the fence and seized
her. The mother ran out Of the house
screaming fFantfcaffy FOR help, and TER
rife struggle ensued between man and
wife. The police arrived and both Vaughn
and Barnett were taken into custody. Bar.
nett claimed TO have paper authorizing
the seizure Of the child.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26

Over "a Hundred People Perish in a Cy-
clone I'm Switzerland.
LONDON. Aug. I.
A dispatch from Geneva reports fear
ful cyclone iu the canton of Wand, In which
l59 persons were killed aud nearly a
thousand injured. The storm vas farious.
and mowa}.a swath of destruction through
the centre Of the canton. Several ham.tsN
we're devastated and one lie reported TO
have been completely aiped oni, not q
single building remaining 10 mark the
scene of ruin. Thousands OF people have
bsen rendered homeless, and everything In
the path OF the storm vas swept out of ex-
istence. Forests were torn mp, vineyards
destroyed and houses leveled. OF the in
jarsd many are fatally hurt, aud the death
list will be greatly increased. Particulars
are meagsr, aud the people are dazed by
the horror that has befallen them,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

TIE United Staies flagship Charleston
Of the Pacific SQUADRON is going to Behs-
ing sea.
FIVE or six hundred people in Arapahoe
county, Colo, are starving, the result OF
crop failure.
A REPORT of dubious reliability states
that heavy frosts have damaged 70 Psr
cent. of the Manitoba wheat crop.
FRANK NJ. ALLEN, teller of the Capital
City bank, Nashville. is short in his
accounts $4,000 or $45,sOO. specula-
tion.
THREE men were killed and three ssri-
oasly injured by the ruaning wiid of .
stone train near Lyons, Colo.
THE national encampmsnt Of the Union
Veterans union at Lakeside, Ohio, elected
officers, w. +. CLARK, Cleveland, Ohio, be-
ing chosen commander -in-chisf.
JACOB BERGoLD and Frank olean, who
were injured during the Wilkesbarre, Pa,
cyclone, have died, making twelve deaths
so far. Two others are in q critical con
| SIition.
In the Second district congressional con-
venfion Of Texas, on the i've hundred and
twenty third ballot, John b. Long rs
nominated, defeating Mr.. Martin, the
present incumhent.
STATISTICS gathered by the Hungarian
miuistry Of agriculture place the WHEAT
harvest of che world at 2,054, Ice, ,666 bush
els and the quantity required by importing
counties at 34s, sos. 900 bushels.
ST. CLouD, one OF the suburbs Of Paris,
was struck by vio'eSt cyclone. Twenty
houses were wrecked, most Of the occu-
pants being buried In the debris. Seven
dead bodies have been taken out and
several are missing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26
IN a FLOATING rHEArEa.
Durlne Mot One azan IL SHOT and Sew
eral Badly Beaten.

During Mot One zzan IL SHOT and Sew
eral Badly Beaten.
HuwTrNoToN. w. Va. Aag. 20.
There was serious and bloody riot at .
performance given by tho sunny South
theatrical company al Credo, w. Va, Fri
day night, the particulars Of which have
lust been received. One man was shot and
over dozen badly beaten, while the float
ing tksaier in which the trouble occurred
vas badly wrecked. The trouble was In
auguratsd by o number OF toughs, who
persisted in insulting people upon the
stage. Daring the second act three of the
performers left the stage with clubs and
attacked several of their tormsntors, bat
we're overpowered and cruelty beaten. The
remainder cf the company went 20 their
assistance, when someone turned out the
lights. Pandemonium broke loose, and
every man began ao onslaught on his
nsighboT In the dark, while the women
screamed. The police arrived, but this
only made matters worse, aud soon re-
volver ahoss began 10 echo around the ball.
Finally tho crowd charged on tbs stage
alter the fleeing performers, who were nn-
csremoniously flung into the river, where
they we're stoned Ia the darkness. Every
one Of ths police aud show people vas badly
woandsd by stones, and the condition of
several Ia serious.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26
wn Marry tn. Man VINO sho, Her.

L9u1svELIE, kys Aug. 25.
Pete McCrary, OF Louisville, Ky, who
10 the curator Of local cemetery, shot
Annie Staken, the girl whom he loved,
About sax weeks ago. he was engaged to
her, but she was trying to iilt him. The
ahooting was quite tragic. McCrary
called on the girl, aud after q short inter-
view, In which he upbraided her for keep
ing company with another young man,
shot her through the head. He then shot
himself twice. Her death seemed lnevita-
hle and McCrAry was placed under guard.
After lingering near death ten days Miss
Ssaken rallied and Ii nov well. McCrary
was taken 20 Miss slaken's bedside and
the two were married. Miss Staken be-
came infatuated with MeCrary after he
shot her. and was very pToul Of the pos
sssslon Of such yiolsnt love as his, aud
the marriage took place at her request.
The marriage viii prevent her testifsing
aaainst McCrary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-26
MASHED ON A MURDERER.



ried Woman.
CoIUaBus. o.. Aus. Is.
There have been sensational develop
uenls in the case of Isaac Smith. the Pike
county, Ohio, murderer, confined in the
peaitentiary annex, and one Of the four
men to be executed next Thursday night.
For some time IL has been known he was
carrying on o correspondence with q
woman outside, supposed TO be bis cousin.
The letters recently have grown affection
ate and loving. The Official set about to
discover the identity of the woman, and
found her to be Mrs. Amelia Bader, the
wife Of a German saloonkseper In
Columbus. She has bean coming TO
the penitentlary for the past three
months In company with Mrs. Leuth,
mother of Otto Leuth, the Cleveland
boy murderer, who IL to be executed
Thursday next. Mrs. Bader became. smit-
ten With Smith. Since she was refused
admission few days since, a number Of
letters have been intercepted. In one Of
them she unfolds conspiracy TO release
Smith, when they would gst rid Of her
husband and she would install Smith In
the management of her business. II is
knowa that sha has given 500 or more 10
aid tn securing communication OF sentence
for Smifh. though she claims 20 have only
contributed SO. Smith had been recon-
mended by the board of pardons for com
mutation, bat the governor has taken no
action. II is conceded that the develop
ments will result In no action Ia his case
and that he will hang with the other three.