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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-09

Don't forget to go to Albert Todd's Coal
and Wood Office for the very best quality of
dry beach and maple wood. Length OF
wood 10 and IS inches. Every stick guar
anteed easy to split. Office corner Cass and
| Washington streets. Telephone No. 20.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-09

Just Offering numerous opportunities not only
of saving ONE DOLLAR but several of them.
Our stock of Fall and Winter Goods complete
in every detail now and bargain seekers should not fail to
carefully examine them before purchasing
- AN dealer in Central
II 10
Buying Ii larger QUANTITIES .n.- =.
offer the lowest possible prices to the purchaser and at the
same time give selection second to in the
Those who acquainted with and they numberess
will all tell you of the saving afforded by trading at
stores
Remember it makes difference whether it be Suit,
Overcoat Hat pair of Shoes will guarantee saving of
from 10 to 80 per cent. your purchase.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-09
0SBURN e. SONS.
NEW CLOAKS.

$1,000 Black Cheviot, Fur Trimmed at $1,000.
You would guess them worth $500
Our $1,000, $14OO $1,000, $500, $T975 and $500
Garments are marked that you will say they very
cheap, both in CLOTH AND PLUSH A fine line
of CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-09

LOCAL FEws
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

Icy OF shots into his body. and for several
hours the body was left dangling In the
air.
Bagnetto was caught In the first rush
up stairs, and tho first volley Of bullets
pierced his brain. From the limb OF a
tree his toiy was suspended, although
life was already gone.
Just az soon as the bloody work was
done Mr.. farkerson, prominent citizen
aud leader OF the mob, addressed the crowd
and asked them TO disperse This they
consented 20 do with ringing shout,
but first they made rush for Parkerson,
and, lifting him bodily, supported him on
their shoulders while they marched up the
street. The avengers came back in q
body TO the Clay statue. and then de-
parted. Immense crowds rushed from all
directions 10 the ncighborhood OF the
tragedy, while the streets In front OF the
newspaper Offices were blocked with peo-
pie anxious 10 see the latest bulletin.
There was intense but suppressed ex-
element and from Que end OF the city 10
the other the action OF the citizens wns
applauded. o'Malley, the detective who
would have shared the fate OF the assnsslns
IL he had been caught. has disappeared
and is not expected TO return, and mum
bers Of the jury are in hiding.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
WHOSE BODY WAS 1T,
Mysterious Box sent From chic AGO
10 rIautfoWo

W
The train which reached ManitoN oc,
Wis, from Chicago at = 10 p m. Wednes-
day had box which was said 10
contain the body OF child which
was beng sent TO Sturgeon Bay The
box bore the usnal ccrt.f icatc and
was in charge OF man who had
the appearance OF a tramp Whom
this city was reached he had the box
transferred 10 the Goodrich dock 10 be
sent 10 It's OBSTINATE n 10y boat The dray-
man expressed some surpri at the
weight OF the corpse being that 81 "A
child, but did not suspect anything W. ong.
The man called later at the Goo1ri n
docx and said he had an opportunity "a
send the body by team and had IL re.
moved 10 livery stable, where he stated
the box contained glass. He had previ-
ously removed tie certificate and adj
dress. Later he allied at the livery stable
and taking the lox Ia his arms proceeded
toward the river in the direction OF the
shipynrd. lie rested fire. luently on his
way To-day the box was found on tho
Ice near a hole which had been cut out 20
remove the scoop OF drcd Q.
Near ly were some old bags bearing
pieces of flesh and some lake sand which
Il is thought was used 10 sink the contents
Of the box. The man who accompanied
the box could not be founi today. though
search was made for him. IL Is believed
that the box contained the body some per
son pro ably cut mp so as TO III the box.
Inquiry at the railroad depot shows that
the box came ON Chicago. The address
on IL could not lie learned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

Centennial OF the Founding OF the
Government Patent once.

Centennial OF the Founding OF the
Government Patent once.
Washington City is soon going TO
have patent centennial which may
give some hint for the worlds fair.
Thousands OF invitations have been sent TO
patentees all over the country. The mum
her OF inventors who have taken out pat
ents In the last year have all been invited.
In fact nearly every one living who has
procured patent or who Is interested In
inventions has been notified OF the pro-
posed centennial celebration. The
celebration il to be in two
district parts There is 20 be series Of
public meetings April 5, ., and 10, which
are 10 be addressed by some Of the best
talent in the country. Then April 10,
which il the centennial OF the granting OF
the first patent to an American inventor
under the United States Government.
there Is TO be an excursion
To the home Of Washington at
Mount Vernon with appropriate
exercises. The various departments Of the
Government will take part In the celebra.
ton and give IL n semi-ofiicial standing
While the prime object of this centennial
celebration is TO properly memorable the
completion OF century OF American In
vention, other matters OF interest viii
grow out OF IL. The needs OF the patent
Office will be brought home 60 the many
thousands of inventors and pHtcBtees with
force that, IL Is hoped, win have its ef.
feet ON future Congresses in enlarging the
facilities OF the Office. These matters will
lie impressed on those who attend the
celebration, and il Is hoped that con-
certed effort will be brought 10 bear upon
the representatives. in Congress from all
districts In the United States 10 pass laws
20 facilitate the operations OF this bureau.
IL Is also proposed ~ organize perma-
nent National aa location Of inventors and
manufacturers OF patented articles To- the
Improvement Of the American patent
system
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
ANOTHER AWFUL FIGHT.
OVER A THOUSAND cHiLiANs
SLAIN IN BATTLE.
Col. Robes win hoo Wen Attacks
Body OF Rebels and Neari, All
OF 8is Force Are killed.

London cablegram: The Times has
dispatch from Santiago giving an onciai
version OF the recent battle In Chile. From
this il appears Col. Robes, who com
manded the Government troops tne oth
inst, being short OF provisions, rashiy
abandoned strong position on Mount
sebastopol and with l,20l infantry. 100
cavalry, and few guns attacked force
OF $500 rebels.
At critical moment the enemy, by
decoy truce for a parley. opened nre at
close quarters, killing or wounding two
thirds OF the government troops Col
Robes was shot in the foot early IN the
battle. lie secured another mount after
the bullet had been extracted from the
wound hut he was again wounded In the side
and was placed In an ambulance. Inc
rel els captured the ambulance ana then
their leader threatened TO shoot all who
were with the wounded man unless Col.
Rohles was indicated TO him. An at
tendant pointed out Col. Robes
whercupon the colonel was fired
at by the rebels, being rid
died with eleven balls besides being
hacked with bayonets. A general massa-
ere OF wounded officers ensued. OF the
the wounded men 264 were allowed TO
proceed 10 Valparaiso, but permission was
refused 10 send the body OF Col Robels
here The loss of insurgents is estimated
at zoo killed and 400 wounded. Their ac-
count OF the battle cannot be procured at
present.
President Bnlmaceda admits the gray
ity Of the disaster, which places the prov
ince of Tarapaca entirely in the hands OF
the insurgents. The President says, how
eve, that the government has 30, 600
troops at It's disposal. The government
also has an ample supply OF funds. The
future scene OF operations viii probably
be nearer Valparaiso.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
CHIEF HENNEssy,s MURDER.
The Events That Led to the Mob's
BIoody Work.

bloody work.
The murder OF Chief Hennessy occurred
at IL rs O'Clock on the night of October
Is. The trial began February 10 i'm Sec.
Il OF the Criminal court and ended Friday
afternoon, the jury bringing IN verdict
OF not guilty as 10 six OF the accused and
failed 10 agree upon verdict as TO the
other three. When the jury handed I'm
their verdict Judge Baker looked at IL for
some minutes before he handed IL over To
Minute Clerk Scriven. There was
apprehensive silence while these
preliminaries were going ON. The
prisoners stood up and there was q
look OF infinite woe pictured on the faces
OF MBcheka and some Of the others. Ma
tranga and lncardona were disinterested
They knew they had been saved, and their
only interest In the matter was TO see that
their friends or partners escaped the fate
which had threatened them.
The court attaches apprehcnded a
verdict against the accused, and so
Sheriff Where had bis men stationed inn
medintely in the rear OF the prisoners to
nip In the bud any demonstrations. AZ
the verdict was read each person in the
court room turned 20 the person next to
him and there was an audible expression
OF surprise and dissatisfaction. The
deputies, however, immediately sup
pressed the noise. and Judge Baker
ordered the jury discharged and the
prisoners remanded as there was still
another charge against them In connection
with tie Same case.
The Indignation over the verdict was
general A call signed by 100 citizens
was issued asking for men 10 come to.
gether prepared 10 do what justice had
failed 10 do The murdero. mob was the
result Of this call The feeling OF the pub.
lie was aggrav atcd by the fact that all
the italian schooners and iuggers In port
are decorated with flags in honor Of the
verdict.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

The Head OF the state Departments
sends N Dispatch 90 Gov. Nichols.

WAsmIxGToN. March Secretary
Blaine last night sent the following tele-
gram 10 Gov. Nichols at New Orleans.
DEPARTMENT or STAFF, March 10. --His
Excellcncy Francis 7. Nicho il, Governor
of Louisiana, New Orleans; IL has lesn
represented 20 the President by the Minis.
ter Of Italy accredited TO this Government,
that among the victims OF the d,plorable
massacre which took place In the city Of
New Orleans were three or four subjects
OF the King OF Italy. Our treaty with
that friendly Government (which under
the Constitution Il the supreme law OF the
land guarantees 20 the Italian subjects
domiciled In the United states the most
constant protection and security for their
persons aud property making them
amenab,e on the same basis as our own
citi ems 80 the laws OF the United States
aud OF the several States Ina their due and
orderly administration.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
INSIDE THE JAIL.
Chased Into the Corners and shot
Down Like Dogs.


When the mob broke into the Jail yard
the Malta prisoners darted towards the
Orleans side of the gallery aud crouched
down beside the cells their faces blanched,
and being unarmed they were absolutely
defenseless. In fear and trembling they
screamed for mercy, but the avengers
were merciless. Bang bang bang rang
out the reports OF the murderous weapons
and deadly rain OF bullets poured into
the crouching figures.
Gerachi. the closest man. was struck In
the back of the head and his body pitched
forward and lay immovable on the stone
pavement.
Romero fell 10 his knees with his face in
his hands, and in that position was shot
20 death
Monastero and James Cnruso fell TO-
gether under the fire OF half DO en- guns
the leaden pellets entering their bodies
and Leads and the blooi gushing fro n
the wounds.
The bloody executioners did their work
well, and beneath the continuing fire
Comitez aud Trahna, two OF the men who
had not been tried, but who were charged
Jointly with the other accused, fell to-
ccthcr. Their bodies were literally rid
died with bnllets, and they were stone
dcNd uinO>t but iuttilhuo was over.
When the group OF assassins was discov-
ercl on the gallery Macheca. Scafedi. and
cid man Marchesi separated from the
other six and ran upstairs.
Thither half dozen followed them, and
as the Reconstruction assnssins ran into
cells they were slain. 10 Macheca, who
was charged with being the arch conspir.
ntor. was n short. fat man, and was sum.
marily dealt with. lie had his back
turned when shot struck him immedi-
ately behind the ear, AMI his death was
instantaneous.
Scaffedi. one OF the most villainous OF
the nssnssins, dropped like log when
bullet hit him In the eye.
Old man Marchesi was the only one who
was not killed outright lilo was struck
on the top Of the head while he stood be-
eide acheca, and though he was mortal.
ly wounded he fingered all the afternoon.
Politz, the crazy man, was locked up In
cell up. stairs. The doors were flung
oren. and one OF the avengers. taking
aim. fred and shot him through the holy.
He was not killed outright, and In order
&C. satisfy the people on the outside. who
were crazy 90 know what was going on
within, he was dragged down the stairs
and through the doorway by which tho
crowd had entered Halt carried. half
dragged. he was car. led 70 the corner A
rope was procured and tied around his
neck and the people pulled him mp 20 the
crossbars. Net satisfied that he was dead.
. score Of men took aim and fired q vol.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
CHIEF HENNEssy's MURDEs
FRIOHTFuLLY AVENGED.
Lynehers Break Into she Parish
Prison as New Orleans and shoot
Eleven Mana Suspects.
After Being shot the Victims Are
strung UP in the French Quarter
OF thc city.
The Acquittai Of the Accused sur'
UP the People OF the Creseen:
city.

NEW ORLzANF, La, March l6.--A mob
broke into the jail where the Italian MUIR
derers OF Chief Hennessey were confined
Saturday morning and hanged and shot
the prisoners.
A crowd OF several thousand men col
lected around the Clay statue, where adj
dresses were made protesting against the
verdict in the Hennessey case. They
afterward made their way 10 the parish
prison with the object OF taking out and
lynching the Italians charged with the
assassination of the late chief OF police
and were acquitted The gun stores in
Charles and Royal streets were broken
into and sacked 10y the mob.
The mob forced an entrance 20 the
prison and shot Scadedi Macheka, Ma
tranga, Politz, Bagnetto. Monnestero, and
Mnrchesi. Scaffedi and Politz were after
ward hung at the corner OF st. Anne and
Liberty streets. Bagnetto was hung in
Orleans street, near Liberty.
Sergeant Heveron of the police, dresse d
ms citizen. who was assisting the lynch
ers, received a stray shot in the neck.
The nature OF the wound is not yet
known.
The mob first approached the front door
OF the prison, but found IL held by the
tueflU. ne leNueTS lunut hpctCuth say
ing that they did not want to hurt the
officials. Then the rioters repaired TO the
back door, where the police offered only
slight resistance and an entrance was
maj To- The next thing heard was firing
within. The mob was quiet and undem-
onstrative throughout. No masks were
used
After completing its work OF vengeance
on the Italians the mob marched 10 Canal
street and disbanded Another mass
meeting viii be held at Clay Circle 10 de
eide what shall be done with OMalley,
the private detective who is accused of
bribing the jury.
The names OF the victims are:
ANTONIO sCAFFEDI,
JOSEPH MACHECA.
PIETRO MONASTERO.
JAMES CARUSO.
Rocco GERACI.
FRANK ROMERO
ANTONIO MARCHESI.
CHARLES TRAHiNA.
LORETTO COMITEZ.
ANTONIO BAGNETTO,
MANUEL POLITE.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
HAVE A ROPE ron o'mALLEy,
The New Orleans Mob Likely 10 Lynch
the Alleged Jury Pixer.


NEW ORLEANS, March l6-Jacob NJ.
Seligman, foreman OF the jury. has fed TO
Cincinnati. He was terror stricken when
arrested TO save his life from an Infatuated
assemblage OF citizens. As no charge has
been preferred against him he was re-
leased and guarded by several friends lie
boarded the Queen and Crescent train and
left the city. The six jurors who are
known 10 have stood out for ON acquittal
OF all the Italians do not dare 10 leave
their homes, and the others are more or
less ostracized by the community.
d. G. O'Malley, the private detective
who fixed the jurors is now being tracked.
He has been in hiding since yesterday
morning and his exact location L. not
known. The vigilance committee have
pledged themselves TO nd the town OF
O'Malley, and IL he remains he will
certainly be lynched
The survivors Of the original party OF
nineteen indicted for the assassination,
eight in number, met in the Orleans cell,
congratulated themselves over their es-
cape, shook hands with the reporters, and
talked about the scenes Of Saturday.
All OF them claimed they were innocent
of any connection with tie Hennessy
assassination and believed they would
have been spared even IL they had been
found by the crowd, which was the case
with Pietzo, Sunzeri, and Natal. How
ever, they were afraid TO trust themselves
20 the fury OF the mob which had gone
beyond the intention OF the leaders.
Charles Matrango, the wealthy steve
dore and principal man among the sur
vivors. says he hid under a mattress dur
ing the shooting, pressed cruchx 10 his
lips, kissed IL three times, aud asked God
il he was innocent, TO protect him from
the lynchers. He attributes his escape.
therefore, 10 Divine interposition, and
cites that as the proof OF his innocence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

In vain. The body was in the hearse IN
front of the jail and all was ready 20 start
for the place appointed, but old man Craw-
ford with tears In his eyes had TO counter
mand the order For the present the
body will be kept mt the undertaker's
stable Sheriff Perl Is bitterly denounced
by the people generally because he per
United the turkeys before and after the
execution 10 charge the crowd ten cents
each 10 sec the gallows. IL is known that
foot OF the hanging rope was sold for
dollar, Ms IL had blood on IL. An effort
win be made to have the sheriff indicted
or removed from Office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
A MoNEY-MAklNo EXECUTION.
Trouble for sheriff PerI--Murdercr
Crawford UnburIcd.

DECATUR. ILL.,, March 1.-THE body OF
Bin Crawford. executed for the murder OF
Mrs. Matthias, Is still above ground. The
father OF the murderer, who IS poor, can
not find place to bury his son, and none
OF the trustees controlling the gravessards
will admit the body. The owner OF
vault was petitioned aud offered money
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

man giving his name a. Charles J..
Edwards killed himself In Toledo after tell
ing priest that be had come 70 the city
70 kill some enc.
Mrs. Frank i.c4lie will devote her for
tune Of $500, 900 TO an institute for the
higher education OF women.
The duke Of Marlborough has purchased
several valuable American trotting horses,
and will introduce the breed In England,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
DR.. wlNDTHoRsT is DEAD.
The Noted Leader OF the German
Catholics Pnsscs Away

Berlin cahlcgram: DR. windthorst the
leader Of the c.erical party in the reich
stag, il dead. The Improvement noted IA
his condition was merely temporary and
an unfavora5le turn followed, with fatal
results
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
FIRE IN AN INSANE ASYLUM.
SIX Patients Burned alive aud Many
Others Make Their Escape.

A fire broke out at the Central Insane
Asylum. seven miles FROM Nashyil e. Tenn.
IL started In the Tear of the mae wing
which was dest Dyed The cause Of the
fire Is unknown 4 ere were twenty eight
patients Ia the wing and six OF them were
burned 10 death. The otherpnticnts were
saved
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

A Victoria dispatch says that British
Columbia has been invited. though L ~
Consul Mayors, 60 send an exhibit 20 the
worlds fair, and that tho direc ors are de-
sirous OF placing certain amount OF space
az the disposal OF the province Tor said
exhibit.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

Dan Sullivan, foreman OF the burlington.
Cedar Rapids a Northern road. while az.
tempting 20 board n freight train switch.
ing IN the yards at Cedar Rapids. Iowa
tel between tho cars and was ground 10
pieces death resulting Instantly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

Further Evidence Against the Manage
ment OF thc Michigan Asylum.

Kalamazoo Mich, special says: The
asylum Investigating committee has adj
Journed for two weeks TO give the man
agement an opportunity 10 prepare
defense. The testimony to-day was in
line with previous disclosures relative TO
Withholding pay OF employees who left the
institution without notice or who were
discharged. J. r. Wartz testified that he
was always instructed TO take out the
choice cuts OF the meat for the doctors.
walter Groves testified that very often
the food was poorly cooked and that pa
ucnts had complained OF the quality. d.
w Lands cited AN instance whore aspa-
tent was kept in a wire crib without
clothing and In "A cold room, NO that he
was found almost frozen. crouching In a
co. ner OF his room. Some excitement
was caused by the intimation OF J. II.
Harper that DIR. Pratt. trustee. had en-.
Joycd pleasure trip 20 Newport at the
expense OF the State. Tho doctor said he
had heen accused of being a thief and he
would insist on n full hearing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

Hamburg by private cablegams from
Chill 10 the eject that President Ba ma
ceda has | cen murdered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21

A Washington special says The memory
OF the distinguished Indian fighter Gen.
Crook, has been further honored by the
PRONUNCIATION OF n general order from the
War Department designating the new mill.
iary post at Omaha, Neb., Fort Crook.
This Il In accordance with provision In
the recent Sundry Civil act limiting tho
cost for the construction OF the post 20
500 600 and requiring IL 10 be NO named.
This Is the first time for many years that
Congress has named post; this Ii a mat.
ter usually left 10 the President.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
cHILrs PRESIDENT KILLED.
Rumors That presidents RaImac cda
Has Fallen "a Victim To Assassins

London cablegram: There arc rumors
that information has been received at
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-28

zajmujacych wysokie posady... OddawaG bic.
dnych urzednik6w ma passive lichwiarzy -.
okropnosc.
Sadie = odzywa sic ma to panna Mi
chalina, re srodek taxi przeciwnie u}atwi kre-
dyt uczciwy urzednikom. = Majac pewnosc
odebrania. -.
Go sic ty znasz! = przerywa rozdra-
zniony pan Florjan = dziekuje "a taxi kred UT,
jezeli zostawiaja urzednikowi osmset rehskich
wolnych cd aresztu. !. :. (. z czego tu zy6.... ma
turalnie musi isc znowu do lichwarzy ma ich
}aske nie}aske.
= Moi panowie = rzecze naiwnie Tekla
czego sic tax unosicie = kiedy to jednego
drugiego ME dotyka.
= HIM prawda -baknie Florjan = die
ki Bogu ME jestem W po}ozeniu takiem, je
dnakze to skandal panic dobrodzieju.
Prosze pani ale innych szkoda = do
rzuca troche zmieszany Afons. = lyle praw-
dziwej nedzy jest miedzy urzednikami, a teraz
wierzyciele rzuca sic ma mich jak drapiezne
zwierzeta.
A jaka robota przybedzie W bi6rze
z powodu tego prawa.
Jednem s}owem nova ustawa popsu}a hu-
NOR obydwom to jak zapewniai ME powo-
dow osobistycb, lecz czysto obrazonych uczuc
ogolno ludzkich. Idac ma drugi dzie6 rano do
biora rozprawiali jeszcze W tel materyi, wsze-
slako z zamyslonych twarzy wyczytaG bylo mo-
INA, re cos i'm ciezy ma sercu ze jeden dru.