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The morning call., 1891-05-29
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Plans to Raise Funds for South Dakota
Exhibit

YANKToN Is. Dak.l, May 2S. - The
Worlds Fair Convention adjourned at noon
after adopting plans for raising funds for
an exhibit at the Worlds Fair in Chicago in
1893. The management of the whole mat
ter has been left to a commission Of
eighteen men. The commission will COM
munlcate with every member Of the last
Legislature and see if they will consent TO
attend special session of the Legislature
pledged To- vote for an appropriation OF
$4,000. Ii they will the Governor will call
an early session. If the legislators fail to
consent, the commission will endeavor to
raise 100000 by private subscription.
HARRISBURG, May 2S.-Tne report of the
Conference Committee of the Worlds Fair
Bill was agreed to in both branches of the
Legislature to-day. The bill fixes the ap-
prOpTiatiOn at $500 COO
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Two Persons Killed and Many Others IL
jlFed, -Four Fatally.

FRANKFoRT Uad.), May 2S "A boiler in
the saw-mill of p. Z. Kramer exploded this
afternoon. Frank Hall and Ell Knutz were
killed. Y. Glenn SweaTinger, William Davis
and two sous Of Engineer Hall were fatally
injured. Harvey Hutchinson and Bon Keys
were dangerous hurt, aud the engineer
and fireman on a passing train were pain
fully injured by flying bricks. The mill is a
complete wreck
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Tracks of Gigantic Extinct Birds.

Several ancient bird tracks, notes the
Boston Herald, have been found in a stone
quarry about mile and half north of
Holyoke. They are each IL inches in length,
three claws to each foot. The tracks are 4
feet and 10 inches apart. There are eleven
tracks in consecutive order, leading up the
hll. Each track is imbedded in the stone 10
inches They are very terfect; even the
toe nails are distinct. Several Easthamp-
ton men have tried TO buy them. The
owner has offered to get them out in good
shape and deliver them for $1,000. Other
tracks were found near by, but they are not
as perfect as these eleven.
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SHOT In The HEAD.
Suicide Of a German Cigar DEALER in
Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, May 28.-Anton w. Fischer,
German cigar-dealer of this city. COM
mitted suicide this afternoon by shooting
himself i'll the head with pistol. Fischer
had resided here about four years. 1t was
reported that he was divorced from his
wife, and had two daughters residing in
New York. He had several hundred dol
lars in bank, besides the stock in his store.
lie had been drinking considerably of late,
but no special reason is known for the
dependency which caused him to end his
lie. His age was 62 years.
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Vandalism by Students.

BosToN, May 2S-Harvard's promising
youths have again been at the practice Of
insulting the memory of the illustrious
founder Of their university. ConsDicuously
situated in the center of the campus Is a
magnificent colossus statue of John Har-
ward in bronze, perched upon costly ped
estal. 1t was streaked and daubed with red
paint, which will take time and labor to
erase from the porous stone, President
Eliot is very m uch provoked that young
gentlemen should act so, and processes TO be
most anxious to discover the eulprits,
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An American City Chosen.

EDINBURGH, Nav 28.-At the session Of
the Templars' Congress to-day it was re-
solved that the organic ,tioa hold a celebra-
tion on the 18th of March in each year in
memory of J. B. Finch. The ballot for the
place in which the Congress would hold the
meeting in 1898 resulted in the selection Of
Des MOi3es Iowa. which received eighty
SIX votes over all other places voted for.
The American delegates expressed much
salts faction over tie fact of the capital of a
prohibition State being selected as the place
of m.1afing
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EVANGELICAL LUTnERANs.
Complaints Against Alleged Discrimination

Complaints Against Alleged Determinations
in Connection With Foreign Missions.
LEBANON (Pa.). May 28.-At tO-day's
session of the General Synod of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Church resolutions were
adopted demonstrating against certain
American determinations under the name
of foreign missions attempting to secure the
transfer Of Lutheran people Of Denmark,
Norway and Sweden to their churches.
while there are millions of heathens still
unreached by Christianity. The resolutions
are to be sent to the authorities of the
Methodist Episcopal, Baptist and COngre-
gatiOnal churches.
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II is reported that Chilean is living In
Tacna, Peru, who is 151 years old according
to his own statement but his neighDors as
sert that he is older, and document is in
existence which he signed 142 years ago.
He still works In his garden and is in good
health. He attributes his long life to his
simple and frugal habits. He eats only
plain, nourishing food, aud eats it cold. He
rises early, takes his bath regularly, never
lndulges in intoxicating liquors and does
not smoke.
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Business Failures.

OMAHA Nebr.). May 2S.--William Darst
& CO., wholesale liquor dealers, assigned
this morning. Liabilities, $4,000; assets
about the same.
BosToN, May 28.-W. & F. NJ. Bert. boot
and shoe manufacturers at Cochituate,
Mass, are financially embarrassed, and will
probably settle through insolvency. Their
liabilities are estimated at $4,000. The
assets consist OF machinery, factory and
real estate.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

A Rubber Company in the Hands Of a Re-
ceiver-A Trust Dissolved.
TRENTON (N. j., May 23.-The Hamilton
Rubber Company went into the hands of a
receiver to-day. 1t was in trust with the
Star Rubber Company and others. The La
bilities are 100000. At a secret meeting
last night the Central Rubber Trust was dis
solved by the companies composing it. II
was charged that few firms used it to their
oFn advantage while the others suffered,
New ORLEANS, May %. = A Times
Democrat special from Eagle Pass, Tex,
says the mercantile banking aud commission
house of w. Riddle of Piedras Negras has
assigned. No statements are made, but the
assets and liabilities will reach in the hun
dred thousands
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Eva Hamilton on the Stage.

New YORK, May 2S-Nurse Donnelly ex-
hibited herself in museum to the curious
at 10 cents head, and now Eva Hamilton
will exhibit herself. but for a higher figure,
in play called "The Hammertons," in
which most of the characters will be proto-
types of people prominently identified with
her criminal iial and divorce suit.
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CALIFORNIA FRUITS.

Coed Prices Obtained for Cherries ard Apricots
in the East.
NEW YORK, May 28-California extra
three pound Bartlett pears canned were
sold, spot at SO 25 this week Extra cher
ries. which sold recently at 81 to S4 %. are
very scarce and SO 25 is obtained for two
and half extra standards.
CHICAGO, May 25.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold to-day one carload of California
fruits at auction. Black cherries brought
81 55 and 50; white cherries. 81 80 and
81 05; apricots, boxes, 81 70. The fruit was
in good condition, except some of the cher
ries, which the ice-water wet.
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A DEMURRER ENTERED.
The Cases Of McCrystal and 0'Malley Charged
With jury Bribing.

New ORLEANS, May 2s.-When the Nc
Crystal and O'Malley bribery cases were
called to-day the attorney submitted mo-
tiOn for change OF venue. The State in
troduced a number of witnesses, including
the leaders of the Committee of Safety All
testified that they believed the accused
could obtain q fair trial here. The counsel
for the defense then abandoned the motion
and gave notice of the withdrawal OF the
plea Of not guilty by his clients, and
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came home and found his son reading a
Communist, to his mother, Goeppel seized
his shotgun, which hung in room, and
fired point blank at the boy The latter
escaped, but the charge took effect in Mrs.
GoeppePs side, and she will not recover.
Goeppel is in Jail.
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REFORMED EPIsCOPALIANs.
Action Of the General Council on the Matter
Of Appropriations.

CLEVELAND, May 28.-At the second
days session of the General Council of the
Reformed Episcopal Church quite dis
cussion was precipitated by the introduction
of resolution that the council put on rec
ord distinct and emphatic opposition to
the appropriation by civil authorities,
national, State or municipal, of moneys or
properties TO ecclesiastical organizations,
and fixed purpose not to ask or accept in
future any such appropriation. The resOlll-
tion was adopted-48 to Is.
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American Association.

ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-St. Louis IA, Wash
ingtons 5.
COLUMBUS, May 2S.-The game with the
Baltimore team was postponed on account
of rain.
LOUISVILLE, May 2S.-Louisvilles 9, Ath-
leties Z.
CINCINNATI, May 28-The Boston game
was postponed on account OF wet groun dis.
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Livery-stable Blown Down.

PAYUTTE QdahO), May 2S.-A wnd-storm
prevailed here yesterday afternoon, and the
large livery-stable of William 81 Paine was
blown down. An unknown man was asleep
in the stable at the time, and was found in
the debris unconscious. 1t is thought he
will recover. The damage is about $4,000.
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French Protective Duties

PARIS, May 2S.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day continued the debate on the
Tariff Bill, adopting the following duties
recommended by the committee: Mutton, 80
francs; pork, Il francs; beef, % francs !;
sailed pork, ham and bacon. % francs maxi
mum, ID francs minimum; Salted beef, 30
francs maximum, q francs minimum.
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Hints About Canaries.

During the molting season put a rusty
nail in the canary birds water, or provide
it chopped yolk of egg. If the bird DROPS
listlessly, get tonic at the bird-store. Keep
the cage out of draughts and in a light, airy
room, cover the bottom with fine gravel,
have the water always fresh and mix the
canary seed with hemp and rape seed. Ii
these pains are taken the bird Will pull
through in good voice.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Chicago's only two
hits-a double by Anson and single by
Wilmot-combined with New York's errors,
won the game from the home team to-day
Chicagos 3. New Yorks2 Battrries-H Hutch
ison and Kittredge, Rusie and Buck ley.
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At Cincinuati

CINCINNATI. May 28.-The league game
to-day was played in dTzzling rain. Dur
yeas weak work in the second lost the game
for Cincinnati Cincinnatis = Philadelphas
6. Batteries-J. o. Duryea and Radbourn,
Keenan, and Brown.
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Frightened hy Highhinders.

New YORK, May 2S.-It was brought out
in the trial to-day of the Chinese proprie-
tors Of gambling den that the complain
ant, who failed TO come to court yesterday,
was afraid, because fifty highbinders visited
him aud told him that il he gave evidence
against the fan-tan dealers they would cut
his head off
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Western Association.

OMAHA, May 28.-0mahas 4, Lincolns 9.
MILWAUKEE, May 2S. MiIwaukees 10,
ST. Pauls 8.
KANSAS CITY, May 2S.-Kansas Citys 10,
Denvers 8.
MINNEAPoLIs, May Minneapolis T.,
Sioux Ciiys 6.
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The Gaines Will.

New YORK, May 2s.-Surrogate Abbott
of Brooklyn to-day decided the great suit
over the Gaines will. He declares the holo-
graphic will of January 8, 1885, is false and
fraudulent and upholds the will of January
O. 1856,
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Favoring Federation

SYDNEY. May 28.-The Assembly divided
to-day on the motion Of want of confidence
In the Government and against the resolu-
tions in favor Of Australian federation the
result Of the division being tie 63 men,
bers voting on each side. The Speaker
threw the casting vote in favor Of the Gov
eminent
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Makes the
Weak Strong

The way In which Hoods Sarsaparllla builds uR
people In run down or weakened state OF health,
conclusiveiy proves the claim that this medicine
"makes the weak strong" II does not act like
stimulant, imparting fictitious strength from which
there must follow reaction Of greater weakness
than before but in the most natural way Hoods
Sarsaparia overcomes that tired Teeling creates an
appetite puries the blood and In Short gives great
bodily n erve, mental and digestive strength.
N B-Be sure to get
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Radsmn,inn Of Rnnaa

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-It has been prac-
tically decided to extend the Az per cent
loan at 2 per cent, and give the holders Of
those bonds the necessary ninety days
notice next Monday
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The Fatal Prize-Fipht

LYNN (Mass), May %. = Matthew Nc
Cam, referee. and Andrew J. Gardiner, one
of the managers of the fatal Burns-Tracy
glove-fght Monday night, have been ar
rested. charged with aiding and abettng the
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Cardinal Gibbons III.

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Cardinal Gibbons.
according to dispatch from Bfyantown, is
quite sick at the parochal residence of ST.
Mary's Church at that place, with ma
larial trnnhla.
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RebsIled Against Local Taxes.

ROME, May 28,-Tbe populaee of the COM
mune of Misierbianca in Sicily rose in re-
volt to-day against local tax and, invading
the town, set fire to several buildings.
Troops Quelled the disturbance and ar
rested the leaders
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stated that he would enter a demurrer SINH
lar to that sustained by the court in the case
against Granger, in which the information
was quashed on the ground that the allega-
tions set forth were not sufficiently specific.
The cases went over until tomorrow.
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Northwestern LeaenA.

TACOMA, May %. = Tacomas g. Port
lands g.
SPOKANE, May %. = Spokanes 4, Seat
ties 8.
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On English Soil.

LONDON, May 29.-At EPSON Downs to-
day the most interesting event was the race
for the EPSON grand prize for three-year-
olds. IL was won by Benvenuto. st. Kilda
second and Ordinances third.
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A MISSING VESSEL.

a Schooner Believed to Have Gone Down
With All on Board
CHICAGO, May 28-The schooner Thomas
Hume is believed to have gone down in
Lake Michigan with all on board, involving
the loss OF seven lives. A dispatch received
here to-day from the owners 0fthe schooner
in MuSkegOn reports that nothing has be en-
seen # the craft since she left Chicago, a
week ago to-day.
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Funeral Of CONGRESSMAN HOuk.

KNOXVILLE (Tenn.). May %. - The fu-
neral of the late Congressman Houk was
held to-day and largely attended. The buSi-
ness houses were closed.
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the Third National Bank was given un.
pleasant connection with them and in con-
sequence has lost 81 ,000, 900 of deposits. To-
day President Lewis and Vice-President
Myers resigned
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Colored Murderer Hanged.
The SheedY Murdar Trial.

CUTHBERr (Ga.), May 2S.-Sam Smelling
lcOlored) was hanged to-day for the murder
OF Osborne Bates (cOlored).
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DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

a Woman Fasally Wounded by Shot Fired
at Her Son.
HSssToN. May 2s--John A. GOeppel, a
German ia East Boston, is an ex-soldier of
She FRtherland and an intense Imperiaist.
BE sates 3 Socialist, and to-day when he
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ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.

The Philies Win in Drizzling Rain at Gin
cinnati
CLEVELAND, May %. - The Cleveland
team punched their hits in lucky manner
in the second inning to-day, thereby win
ming the game. Clevelands 4, Brooklyns g.
Batteries-Young and Zimmer, Caruthers
and Con Daily
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LINCOLN (Nebr.), May 2S.-The Sheedy
murder trial was given to the jury this even
inc
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BANK TROUBLE.

One Effect Of the Expose Of the Keystone
Banks Business Methods.
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UNITED PREsBYTERIANs.

Report of,the secondlClerk Read at the Gem
eral Assembly.
PRINCETON Qnd.), May 2S.-The thirty
third annual session of the General Assem-
bly, OF the United Presbyterian Church OF
North America opened In the United Pres
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PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-During the ex-
pose Of the business methods of the Key
stone Bank land Citys Treasurer Bardsley,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-16
That Baby win he Called Ruth.

New YORK, Oct. 10.-EE- President
Cleveland said yesterday to reporter of
The Times, in answer to an inquiry re-
garding the name Of the newcomer in his
house: ave have settled on a name, and
it is Ruth This was the name of Mrs.
Cleveland's grandmother, and has always
been especially liked by her." Mr.. Cleve.
land spoke of the many kilograms Of
felicitation received, one being from
President Harrison, and also of the num-
erous presents sent by friends, and asked
that his own and his wife's thanks be &C
cepted in this public recognition as it is
impossible to return thanks individually.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-16
The Chicago Anarchist Cases.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA In the supreme
Moses Saloman, of Chicago, counsel for
Fielden and Schwab, the Chicago anarch-
lists under sentence for life in Joliet peni-
Tertiary, stated that notice had been
served on the attorney general of Illinois
that motion would be made in the SUI
preme court to advance the causes and to
set date for hearing argument. The SUI
preme court will make a decision at an
early date either setting day for hear
ing the motion to advance, or denying 1t.
General b. +. Butler will argue the case
in association with Mr.. Saloman.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-16
Saved by His Faithful Dog.

SHENANDOAH Pa, Oct. 13.-Engineer
Arnon of the express bound for Sha-
mokin, on the Lehigh Valley line, saw an
object on the track ahead Monday night.
He reversed his engine and the fireman
got off to remove the obstruction. On
approaching he found a ferocious bulldog
lying alongside his master, who was
across the track in drunken stupor. The
dog was very vicious aud leaped at the
firemen. Finally friend of the drunken
man came along, and coaxing the animal
away, the man was removed and the
train proceeded after delay of over half
an hour.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-16
Done by Criminal CareIessness.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Elizabeth Norton
Terrence, wife of General Joseph Il. Tor
renee, president of the Chicago Elevated
Terminal railway company and one of the
most widely known citizens of Chicago,
was so badly injured at $3.50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon by being thrown from
her dog cart that she died at 11:a0 o'clock
last night. Her neck was broken and
skull fractured. The cause of the accident
was the criminal recklessness of two men
who were driving horse to sulky at
racing speed
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-16
NIethOdisfs Visit Mount VernoD

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE topic for
Saturday mornings session of the Ecu
menical Methodist conference was "The
Church and Scientific Thought" Percy
w. Bunting read an essay on "The Influ-
ence of Modern Scientific Progress on
Religious Thought" The Rev. M. S.
Terry delivered an address on "The Atti-
tude of the Church Toward Various
Phases of Unbelief," and the Rev. w. Il.
Dawson spoke briefly on "The Bible and
Modern Criticism" At the conclusion of
the forenoon session the delegates went
on an excursion to Mount Vernon.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-16
HONOR TOPARNELL.
Dublin's Reverential Tribute to
the Dead Leader.
FU,lOwEp TO THE TOMB BY A HOST.

Multitude of Unknown but Great
Numbers Marches Behind the Sacred
Dust. While the Whole Population
Occupies the Streets, Windows and
Housetops-An Extraordinary Express
sion of Grief and Honor-Hardly Rip
pie of Disorder in Spite of the Crush.
LONDON, Oct. l2-The last journey Of
the great Irish leader was begun Satur-
day, when the casket which contained his
mortal remains was removed from his
home in Brighton and placed in draped
railway carriage en- route to Holyhead.
The remains of Parnell arrived at
Kingston at z a. nj yesterday. There was
no demonstration along the line in Eng
land until Chester was reached, when
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-16
The Cattle on a Thousand Hills.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-A bulletin is
sued by the census office yesterday on live
stock on ranges shows that in June,
1890, there were upon the ranges 517,12s
horses, 5,433 mules, IA, 100 asses or bur-
ros, 6,S2s, 1872 cattle, 6,676, 902 sheep, and
1916 swine, with sales of horses in 1889
amounting to Sl,4ls, POS; of cattle, sl7,-
Dl3 7i2: of sheep. 81. 66y. 663. and of swine.
s27, 1872. The total number of men re-
Is 800
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-16

words .. Parnell The coffin, which rest
cd ON raised base in Inc center OF the
chamber, was buried under masses Of
wreaths, floral crosses, Irish harps and
other floral designs Photographs Of the
scene were taken before the public were
admitted. These pictures show the coffin
placed at tine base of the O'Connell statue,
and on either side The bold relief statues
of Grattan and Lucas.
Viewed by 10000 Persons.
From 10 o'clock until Ia continuous
stream of people poured into the city hall.
1t is estimated that the people who paid
their last tribute of respect to the dead
leader numbered at least 40, 600. The cere-
mony of lying in state was intended to
close at noon, but the crowd continued so
numerous that it was thought but right
not to shut out Irishmen and Irishwomen
from an opportunity to gaze at the cas-
ket that inclosed their dead. and it was
already after o'clock when the doors at
last were shut upon the long continued
procession.
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Something About Tascott.

CHICAGO, Oct IA telegram from
Baltimore says that the widow of A. X.
Ordway, a man from Chicago who COM
mitted suicide at Baltimore, having gone
insane. says her husband was companion
of Tascott, the alleged murderer of Amos
j. Snell of this city. She says her hus-
band was one of party with Tascott, at
the murder of Smell, and that the others
of the party killed Tascott and made away
with his body. Little credence is given
in this city to her story.
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HaIford n Very Sick Man.

WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-The condition of
Private Secretary Halford does not show
the improvement hoped for by his friends,
and is causing them much anxiety. A
consultation OF three prominent physi-
clans, Drs. Sewers, Busey, ant Lincoln,
was held yesterday. While the physicians
do not admit that Mr.. Hal ord's condition
is dangerous, it is well known that he has
been FOR week and is now very sick
man.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-16

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