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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06
Albany and Jacksonville, whare the re.
pubicana made clean sweeps.

Albany and Jacksonville, whare the re.
publicana made clean sweeps.
The action Of the rorihern Illinois ocal
operators In refusing to meet The miners for
a conference to settle the question Of wsses
will, 1t ia thought, be followed By general
strike OF all the miners 10 that district.
A special from Murcis, Ind says: The
county iufrmary, 67e miles east this civ.
was destroyed by fte today, There are 45
regular inmates in the home, usuy
helpless condition. II is reported that ionr
OF the inmates perishsd 10 the flames.
The temperature fell 10 SO degrees At Wi.
miugtcn, D., early this morning and
some traces OF ice vas seen. Ma fsos5
was reported however, aad straw 5srfies and
peaches have probably escaped iilry.
Fros.s are reported In various parts Of Cou-
necticu', Pennsylvania, North Carolina and
Danville and other parts Ct Virginia his
morning.
A msn answering the des;rip ion OF the Indisn
Messiah was arrested yesterday at Kingf4ser
Okla He has attracted much attention By his
peculiar attire and his witty answers to all q cs.
tions He says his nsms Is Oh Homa, and that
he is decendent OF the Totic spd Usage Indians
He is we'll educ ,ted and ia ks six different lsn-
gusgaes. Where he came from or whittier he is
bound he docs not tell. BE does not clsm 10 be
tn. Messiah but says he has important business
with tho Cheyenne and ArrafhOe and other tribes
Of Indians in the routtw ST.
Tho lowest rate on record DC bushe!, is being
charged for carrying wheat from Chicago to Nov
York Tae grain g5os by the lakes to Bulf.lo,
thence to tide water by the Erie Canal.
Cashier ]. z. Brautley, Of the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Rsilrosd, is short in his
accounts $4,000.
Leopold Bloom, one CT the daring millionaire
operators on the (hicsgo board Of trsdc, has re-
tired from that board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06
vIPgTMJg EYWs.

Mr.. 2. ". Hart, we'll known oitiz}n oi
fredericksburg, died on Sunday, aged 81
years.
McCssckan, the fredericksburg parricide,
hiss been cent to .hs Williamsburg Lunaiic
Asylum
TOE 4 ,yorirg extract mills In Richmond
Of Msssrs Ja@es D. Patton & Co., with the
stock aud fx;urea, were totally des royed
by FIRE yesterday. LOSE 81 ESQ; Insured.
By collision on the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad, near Norfolk, Monday Dight
about teep.v freight cars were wrecked, g
tramp killed srd several OF the employees
Injured
The democratic primary election in Ricb-
mond Yesterday for treasurer resulted Ia the
nomination Of John K. Childrey, the incum-
bent Of thst Office. His only opponent was
M. ". p Smith.
DR.. Geo. M. WlckiifIe, et Brooknesl. Was
arrested Yesterday on the charge OF chloro-
forming end committipg en- assault on 6
Mrs. Cbidse:s. II was tried st SmithSlile
last night sud sac sent to jail Without ball.
Tho vessels Of the White Squadron will oil
te dry locked at the Norfolk naVy-ysrd and
thoroughly yepeired Secretary Tracy won't
AT TIA Vc!h UOse t)hieiS 6V ~ 1911 ~ ~"
Rear Admiral Walker desired otherwise, and
the work will oil be done at Norfolk.
An active contest Is going on for the clerk
ship Of the new q. Appellate Court CT
tbis circuit. The salary ia Is 600 per an
nun, ard the aspirants are e1-Judge Thos.
s. Atkipe, DR. Richard A. Wise, and Mr..
Butler Malone. The new court will be or
eau;zsd the thrd Tuesday in June by Chief
Justice Fuller sYd Judge Band unless the
President appoints the new members before
that time. M. Morgan Treat ia candidate
for the msrsbelship with 50 600 salary.
The long-etsndine cleims of the men 7sho
acted as federal supervisors 10 Richmond OF
the election CT 1856 are row 10 be psid. They
served eight days in that contest. and
claimed forte dollars each Cor their services
The then United States ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Garland issneG circular soon after the elec-
tion in which be said shat supervisors were
authorized to serve bus five days. The claim
ants Instituted suit in the U0iied States
Court 10 Richmond for the extra Peg and
obtained judgment. The money will be
cent there to pay them off Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

WHEN SENATOR QUAY told Col. Robert
Yreersoll lhat President Harrison had said
in bis beevoe thst Gcd Almighty had made
him President. the blssphemous Colonel re-
piled: "Wel, I havs heard come pretty
tough charges preferred against God AL
mighty, but don'r think ever heard that
he was guilty of anything go bad as that "
Unless the cffceholders shall control the
next national repub iau convention, 1t Is
hardly probable Mr.. Harrison will be re-
nominated, no matter what the former may
now ssy to the contrary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06
FRIGHT TURNS HER HAIR GRAY.-Nln'

FRIGHT TURNS HER HAIR GRAY.-Nlne
years ago the wife OF John Murphy. OF Porte
mouth, N. e, then youog girl, was So
eauiied by her stepfa;he,. The man YVES
not prosecuted, upon his p:omise to remain
out Of the Safe for tgeive yssra. Monday
night be suddenly appeared nj widow
near which Mrs Murphy wss sitting and
he'd up 2 large card oD which was written:
az hsvs located ycu, and have returned for
revenge." Mrs. Murphy tainted. aud when
see recovered, few inmates lGter. her hair
had turned from brown to grey. The cause
OF Der fright disappeared as m5ster!ously IS
he had appeared
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

MR. MILLS, prominent candidate for the
spsake.shio Of the mex; e. S House OF Rep.
resen.ativea, has aaid he "bslieves in free
trade. free labor, free speech end free preas."
Nov, that ia good democratic doctrine, and
the true democracy OF those who oppose 1t
mag we'll be questioned. Mr. Mills has alec
strengthened himself Eith The people, II not
with the politicians, by recommending an
income tax, tho mott equitable and least cp-
prassive that could be imposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

PRESIDENT HARRISON endorses the propo-
eiticn for a congress at the proposed Chica-
90 fair. to be composed OF delegates from the
friends Of republican government in ell
court,ies, to consider pisns for s5olish!og all
other sorts CT government wherever they
ynsy exist. The Presidents endorsement OF
such proposition 10 by DO means conducive
20 the representation of other countries at
she fair referred 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

The Tamm.as piotory last fall, gained In
spite OF tie opposition OF the mugwump
sc-cslled democrats OF Nsw York city. Sc
cured the election of g democratic majority
In toe Nav York Legislature. That msjort-
ty he's so reduced the State tax rate that 1t
Ia now lowe than it hss been for thirty six
wears. a low tax rae is whas everybody
wants. those who don't pay taxes and those
who do, for what 10 eaved In taxes can be
spent In wegas Wnat the democrats have
done in New York they would dc in Con-
gress, If they had the power. by removing
the tariff on the necessaries of life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the alexandria Gaaette
WASHINGTON. D. O.. May 6 1881,

Especial Correspondence Of the alexandria GGsette
WASHINGTON. D. O.. May 6 1881,
Col. Bright, x-Sergesnt-st-Armso of the U.
Is. Senate, snd who wes reeaDt.at-srms OF
the national democratic convention that
nominated Mr.. Cleveland when be was
elected. Ia talk wih the GAZBTTE'S cor
respondent to-day, said be was g perecnsl
friend OF Mr.. Cleveland aod respected him
highly, but that the coed of the party in
dnceG him TO say that 10 his opinion the ez-
President would be tbs most unavailable
csodidste that could be nominated in '92
Tns Colonei knows ali the prominent men
In the democratic party, and says that those
With whom be has converted on the sutject
serse with him and .biok that SeGstor Cor.
lpsn is the most available man that could be
nominated He Gays that parties, like arm
les, have scouts, and that thoss Of the demo-
cratic party report that In The North as well
"a in the South tbs democratic voters gay
they not only want man fer President who
will support democratic principles, but who
will be "a democrat under any and all Cir
cumstaDces aud that German is Just such q
man. The Colonel ICES not think the dem
ocrsts srs going to have Eslk-over next
year, and says IL therefore bshooves them to
select their strongest man. He says he does
NOT DeNeVe Sl6yeihuu CpulQ carry new
York If nominated, bat be is certain that
both the fac;lons of the New York de.
Inocrscy would unite upon Gormsu
He also says that German would net dissp-
pont the popular opinion concerning him,
which Ia that he would if elected "stand by
his friends" He says that from what he
hears from northern democrats be really be-
,eves ;be fact that German halls from
MARYLAND would belp inetesd of hnrtjno
him In the North, as the democrats of that
section are DESTROYS of chewing their patiou-
atty. and could do &c in that case without
suhjsctipg themselves to adverse csi icism, as
MARYLAND meyer seeded end as Me. Cor
man was Uaiou man ell through the war.
He SAYS that German with hickory broom
10 bis hands would sweep both sections OF
ahe country.
The Riggs Rouse here, nc previously NO.
ticed, is closed, the Normandia has made an
assignment, and is reported that the Ban.
dali and Arno are about to suspend. The
hotel tnsines5 has not been profitable hare
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

Gov. BOYD UnsEATED. The Supreme
Court OF Nebraska has rendered decision
oup.ing Governor Boyd and renatating
Thayer. Mr. Boyd wes elected Governor
By the dem ocrs.s by over th-ea thousand
msjority ia November iaat. Mr Thsyer,
the republican incumbent, declioed TO sur
render the effice of Governor On the ground
that ar. Boyd was not legally ti.'zen OF
the s ate. The question WAS carried to the
courts ssd the result sus.aius the repubI;ceo
clsiD1s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

THE ACTION of the grand jury OF Ne" w
,eons in the case of the late lynching there
cao onl7 be condoned upon the plea OF their
inability to indiot the whole people OF their
c,tv. No matter bow defective the la" or
how inefficient its execution, or how guilty
the victims were, the fact that the later
had been tried and acquitted 10 accordance
with the prescribed forms of procedure In
such cssea, should heve secured their safety
aud that IL did not, is blot upon the COED
name of The people Of the Crescent Cisy
Wtat depepdence can be placed upon la"
If it can ba SET at defiance with IMMUNITY st
the gbic. of naobS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06
WEDNESDAY EVENING". MAY 6.

SOME CT the men the Farmers Alliance
bsva pushed to The font are not suon as
would d. any party any good, but, on the
contrary, bring reproach and ridicu'e upon
lny organization that might make them lis
leadere. After an official examination IL hae
been proved that Mr.. Ko!b, the Commission
or ot Aprieutprs CT Alabama, ard the A'i'-
snce candidate for Governor OF that o's'e
last fall, uhsn making his rounds, as Gem
missioner, charged the State with rsi!soao
fsses, trough he travelled on free annus'
Dssses. The amount go charged will be oe-
duc.ed from his salary. leaving out OF vie"
the morally OF such acton on Mr.. h'lo,s
part, it's liitIen.ss lie utterly Incompatible
With successful leadership.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

sHILoH's cATARRH REMEDY. A msrve.
lops cure for Catarrb, Dphtheria. Csnker mouth,
and Headache. With es,h bottle there is en ill.,
senious nazal Injector for the moro successful
treatment of these complaints without extra
charge. Price 60c. Gold by E. s. Lea9hca.er g.
Bro, Agente,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

a polished floor can be kept looking nice
by wiping Ii over with cloth saturated
with milk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

Cast iron stoves and ironwars should be
heated gradually the first tina they are
used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

Bent whalebones can b. restored ard
ugsd again by simply soaking in water lew
aour5 end thsn drying them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

Remove stains from cups and ssuocrs By
securing With fine coal ashes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06
Come ticut Pets
Fri-ky monkey
On u lark
Bites n lady,
cat-ao a ,,ori-

Leaves n mark.
A monkey belonging
to a saloon keeper named
Afford escaped from It's
cage at Poquonock Conn.
sunday. and started or
a biting tour. He rap
about the village, snap
ping 81 several people
Finally the m ,nkey en-
tered the house OF Abra-
ham Wilbrahsm. stealth.
i!y crept upstairs, and
gos within a few feet of
Mrs. Wi!brsham before
it Was discovered. He.
then ieaped quickly into
the iady's lap, and bit
her hand so severely
that 8 physician had to
be called in to dress the
wouud. Tho patient is
doing we'll. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

Flour is qniot and, notwithstanding the decline
in Wheat, prices arc without change; neither
millers nor holders seem anxious to sell, IS price'
did not respond to tho advance in Whest DUNG
the recent speculative movement. The offerings
OF Wheat arc small and the demand fair; rsnte
from 100 to ia as to condition. Corn is weak
and lower at 70 TO 81. Oats So 10 30 Bye DO
to e5 Eggs IA, Butter 13 to 23. PotAt9c' y
to 115. Beans Pess other Droduce. Spring
Chi :keus, vesl Cslvos Millfeed, Hay AID Ezra"
arc firm Fish are cher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

CHICAGO, NAV GLIB q. n.-Whsat-& May
1921 July 99A Corn-asy 64@ July
8 % osts.Msy nominal, July AZ. pofk-July
sl2 05s12 O71s; Sep S12 30. LsrdaJI,y
Sc TN; Sept 81 Co. Short ribs July IS 20;
Sept IS 55.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

NEW YoRK, M.y 6.-Cot.on stss1y; a5'ands
STs; Orleans 8 5-16; futures quiet sn1 easy
Flour quiet and weak. Wheat active aad dIm
Corn quiet ard strong Pork qaiet snd 8 ea ~ st
$l1 75a14 %. Lard dull aud stcidy at 20 81 T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

BALrrxoss, Nay Flour dull and
changed Whest-No red irregular and higher;
spot 1101a the month 100 y; July 106lRs1t Ga
Aug 105s105A Southern Gu and lower; Fultz
110a113 long berry 112a115; steamer No 2 red
10S. Corn-S7utheIn dull ana lower; White "a
10; yellow 73hs79; mixed steady; spot 1879
73%. The month 10 June 69Aa70l2; July ~
ao74a spot no 2 white 7sla. Oats Gull sna
lower; No 2 white Western 6ls6lie No NIX
ed do oO-60h Bye quiet and dali; No %.
Fay quiet and lower good TO choice timothy
$11 6oAI2 go Provisions quiet and unch4 nfed.
sugar easier CIRCULATED 4.44.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06
Sportive tom cat.
Fat and sleek,
Leaps in meeting,
Iolias Sbrick

Ladies SilrlcR.
A big tom cat threw a
Tomcn's Christian IN
ion Temperance meeting
into coGsternstion at
Colchester, Conn, Sun
lay night. The men,
osrs were all kneeling,
.nd a good old sister WAC
sngaeed in prayer when
the cat Jumped from 8
distance and lighted on
tho back OF the PRAYING
listers neck. The pious
ad5's petit n wss
brought to a sudden aid
startling sceeech that al
most frightened some of
the women into fits,
and started q chorus of
oiercing scre- MI from
the others. The cat fad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-06

An inmate of the Baltimore county aims
house, with mans head and boys body,
died Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
BOat-House

The committee on ways and means OF the
Boat Club decided last evening TO recommend
TO the club at the meeting on Tuesday the
selection Of a site for a stationary boat-house
to be erected on Mayo's Island, west of the
house of the Virginia Boat Club. inside Of
the fence and facing on the James river. The
committee will also recommend that STAIR
way be built leading down 20 the river TO give
easy access 10 the boats for ladies. II is the
intention to lower and haul up the boats on q
truck which is 10 run on tracks.
The members of the Virginia Boat Club
Yesterday afternoon were greatly interested
in some very fine exhibitions in rowing given
by Mr.. j. Welsh. of the Yesta Boat Club of
Philadelphia, who is visiting Richmond at
present Mr.. Welsh. who intends 10 spend
a week or two in this city, brought his single
she'll with him, and by the courtesy of the
board of directors has been offered the priv
ileges of the boat-house during his stay IN
this city. The shell Of Mr.. Welsh ia of
superior make, with unexceptionally fine
lines, and it is beautiful sight indeei TO see
her owner spin along with perfect ease.
Mr.. Welsh proved himself an accomplished
oarsman in every respect and by his brilliant
exhibition astonished even such experienced
oarsmen as Captain Pettcoas and Jim Wayt.
He stood up in bis shell while floating in the
river. Jumped overheard and by adroitly
handling the oars which remained in the
locks managed TO climb back into his seat
without upsetting the boat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
A Railroad Morfgaged.

SAVANNAH. Ga. May 9.-ISpecial. THE
South-Boome railroad. now in course of con-
struction between this city and Columbia, S. G.,
has been mortgaged TO the Mercantile Trust
aud Deposit Company, of Baltimore, for So
25O.OOO, an average Of $4,000 per mile. The
mortgage is TO secure that amount Of 6 per cent.
bonds TO be transferred 10 the Construction
Company in payment for its work.
Judge Filligant to-day dissolved the tempo
rary restraining order and refused the injunc-
ton prayed for by Ridgeway Smith. of Au-
gusta, and others. who desired 10 prevent the
delivery by the Central railroad of Georgia
of Sl3 900 600 Of per cent bonds issued to
the Central Trust Company of New York. OF
the thirteen millions i've millions are to be
used in taking up the Central's tripartite
bonds maturing January /, 1898. two millions
70 funding its floating debt at lower rate of
interest, and six millions 20 paying existing
debts or those contracted ia the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
THEY WILL URGE HIS RECALL.
Mayor of New Orleans Offended mt thu
Italian ConsuPs Charges.

New ORLEANS, La, May 9.-Signor Corte,
the Italian consul in this city, on the 7th in
slant addressed communicatin to w. IL.
Chaffee. foreman Of the grand jury, charging
among other things, that an extra judicial
body appointed by the mayor from the be-
ginning premeditated the killing Of the pris-
oners," etc.
This statement has greatly offended the
mayor. as the body referred to is none other
than the famous committee of fifty appointed
Immediately after the killing of Chief Hennessy
to investigate into and bring the guilty
parties TO Justice. The same committee
are now at work on a report which
will give in detail their connection with an
investigation Of the work done by them and
the causes Of their appointment. The report
will be submitted 70 the mayor and council
Tuesday evening next. On the basis OF this
report the mayor will take. the necessary
action leading to the recall OF the Italian
consul
Signor Corte reiterates his charges and says
that nothing now remains but for the num-
cipal authorities 10 seek his recall. 1t Is un-
derstood that the grand jury are at present
engaged in preparing a reply to Mr.. Corte's
communication and it will be ready for the
press bY Wednesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
SEVEN DEATHS FROM 4 D1YoRcE.
a DiabOlioal Poisoning and Murder Case in
the Blue Grass State.

HARsoDsBURG, KY, May 9.-News has
Just reached here of a diabolical poison
INC and murder case committed in
Washington county 1t is the SEQUEL
Of crime committed last February,
when CALVIN Vest and his bride came to Har-
rode burg, where the groom was killed by jeff
Holiday and his two brothers. in the sight of
bis young bride. The HOLIDAYS ESCAPED for
afew days, but We're arrested, and young jeff
holiday Is ia Jail now at Springfield awaiting
trial
Jim Matherly is a cousin Of Vest and q son
OF lutord Matherly. Young Matherlv has
O9en busy collecting evidence against the
Holidays, but has always pretended great
Hendshlp for them. Thursday afternoon
one Of the Vest boys Ga brother OF Calvin
fosO and the Matherlys were topether
al country house in Washington county
when they saw JEFF Holiday. Sr'
pass on horseback The supposition is
sshat Vest and Matherly fixed dug to poison
Holiday. Young Matherly caught M with
holiday, and. knowing his weakness. offered
.drnk. Holiday accepted and drank GOOD
uaught. He then rode to house near by
AhQ had cOnyuslons, dying in twenty
minutes IN great agony. The supposition
,una that Motherly was given money 10 do
'Ae deed or get out of the county
Ihe 60 oner of Washington cOuty will hold
sApost mortem examination on the body IF
monday The dead man leaves several sons
VINO will wlngiygiy up their lives 10 ayenge
Their fathers death The parties are all resi-.
u9hls OF Washington county. and reside
aD0ut iour NIes from the Mercer line
o. @pose Russell says the killing Of Holiday
n NS seventh death that has grown out Of
family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
Denied by Member Of the rirm.

As FEAEcIsco. Nav 9.-The statement con-
eained IN a New York dispatch published here
70 Tic effect that the steamer Monseirrat had
20 So'n engaged by the Grrl Of w. X. Grace &
- r, 70 carry arms and other material of war
H,Gullll Inn Is positively denied by Mr. William
utoo'lo"ay, who Is connected with the firm.
,vo'y o1ys mat every precaution will be taken 70
~ <V,toht ,t even the smuggling on board by any
asoissc ~ crew anything of warlike nature. He
O.. ' - That the vessel will be used only TO
- "ud cargo Of products Of the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
No Truth In the Report.

MT. PLEASANT, Pa, May 9-Reports having
reached Governor Pattison that the coke
operators were keeping their men in the mines
without letting them come TO the surface and
in some cases the men were chained TO pre-
vent their leaving the mines. Governor Patti
son this morning sent Adjutant McClelland
here TO make an investigation. In COM
pany with number of labor officials
the Adiutant visited the different mines, and
after a thorough investigation reported 10
Governor Pattison that there was not word
of truth in the sensational reports. He left
for Harrisburg to-ni0ht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
Injured I'm "A Wreck.

PITTsBuRG, PA, May "a special train on
the Pittsbnrg and Western railroad, having on
board President Oliver and other officers of
the road, jumped the track near Pittsburg this
afternoon while running thirty miles an hour
Conductor Hirsh who was on the engine
was badly hurt The fireman was also in
iured. The rest of the party escaped injury
The engine is wreck and the cars badly
damaGed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
Dr, Graves Arrested.

BosroN, Mass, Nav 9.--The Globe will say
tomorrow that DR.. Thatcher Graves is bound
for Denver not for the purpose of giving testi-
mony before the grand Jury in the case of
Josephine A. Barnaby. but 10 be within the
jurisdiction of the Colorado authorities. The
Globe asserts that he is actually under arrest.
and if the evidence in hand can be relied on,
DR.. Graves has confessed to have sent the
mysterious bottle TO Denver.