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Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

TIE BEsT PLASTER. Dampaa apiece of flannel with Chamberlain Pain Balm and bind it on over the seat of pain. It is better than any plaster. When the lungs are sore such an ap- plication on the chest and another on the back bsaweea the shoulder blades, will often prevent pneumonia. There is nothing so good for lame back or pain in tbe side. A sore throat can nearly always be cured in one night by applying a flannel bandage dampened with Pain Balm. 90 cent bottles for sale by Il. c. Hitchcock, druggist
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Baled hay and straw for sale--de- iiyered ia any part of town.
 T. A. PAsodE.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

The Globe Library is open every day from Il a, m. to p. m., and from 6 p, m to i0:SOp. m, Sundays-from Il a. m. to 10 p. m.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

If you want a good smoke call for the Ruby Royal cigar, at
 G. s. VAN WAGENEN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Chas. A. Fisk lef on our table a golden orange, which he picked from tree in Florence.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

A complete stock of writing papers, tablets, papeteries, envelopes and sta tioners supplies at reduced prices, at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

w. M. Griffith sold a piece of prop erty in Phoenix last week.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

CANDY. Fine cholates, rich creams etc., at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

' This paper is kept on file at F. 0. Dake's Skdyertising Agency, 64 and co Merchants
 Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con tracts for advertising can be made for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Globe & San Carlos Telegraph Go. Office Hours--9 clock A. NJ. to l2 NJ. and to ?, l1.- Sandays-l0 to II A. N. and 6 to P. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Mir. Hugh Blevins was in town this week, from his ranch in the Sierra An chae.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

NJ. M. Harris repairs all kinds of shooting irons.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

As though there were not enough crimes proven against the Kid, other murders which were enshrouded in mystery, have recently been brought home to him. While it was known that Indians killed young Dobbie, in the Superstition mountains last spring. and suspicion pointed to the Kid as the perpetrator, yet there was still doubt The Florence Tribune claims to have evidence to prove conclusive ly that the Dobbie boy was murdered by Kid The Tribune states that lhe Kids squaw was captured by some In dians on the San Pedro, and taken to San Carlos, where she gave the in- formation tha. Dobbie was murdered by the Kid, and that she stopped about mile away while the Kid went to the cabin and killed the young man.
 The murder of Joe Miller and Hattie Morgan near Ash Springs, Graham county, Jan. 10th, 1892, while en route to-Globe, is stili fresh in the memory Of the people of Eastern Arizona. No satisfactory clew was discovered at the time as to who committed the crime, and it long since ceased to be a matter of discussion. U s. Marshal John V. Paul, who was in Globe last week, in the course of conversation, recalled the murder to our mind, and stated that conclusive proof had been ob- tained that the murder near Ash SDrippB yras inc work of tha Kid
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Choice cigars, at G. S. Van Wage uen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

To arrive soon !, GOO very fine Key West cigars, dTect from the factory at Key West, Florida, for c. E. Taylor, News Depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Buy your stationery at the Post Office Store. Prices 25 per cent lower than anywhere else in town
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

The Thanksgiving ball at the -- was well attended and proved very pleasant affair.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.

School books, at the News Depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Location notices, free, at the Re. corders office.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26
posr OFFICE RULES.

Office open from I A. NJ. to z P. M., daily.
 Sundays -one hour after mail arrives. Mail closes going East and West at 7:45 A, H., daily.
 Money Order Department closes at P, s daSly--Sundays excepted. y z Mais go tO San Carlos emi Maxey every day Sun3ays excepted-to CataiPa, Ar , mer, TontS, Rye, Payson, Sc, every Mon tday, Wednesday and Friday. These malls close the night previous at ?, NJ, ., JOS. II. HAMILL, r. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

New stock of mems gloves, of all kinds. at C. s. Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Go to NJ. M. Harris for gold, silver and nicklc plating,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Subscriptions taken for all papers and periodicals, at the News Depot.
 c. E. TAYIoR. Avert.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Forpure medicinal wines and liquors go to the News Depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Cyrus Noble whisky on draught. Per gal. $; bottle, sl25; flask, 50ots., for cash, by c. E. Taylor, sole agent for Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-11-26

Dated, qlobe, July 6th, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
SIZE SHOT HER AGED HUSBAND.
TIRED OF HIS CONTINUOUS FAULTFNDING


! HE MAY BIZ FATALLY HCET-SliE Is HIS FOURTH
WIFE AND roHrY-Two YEARS HIS JUNIOR.
A. G.. Buttcricd, prominent jcweer OF Rock
away Peach, was shot and probably fatally
wounded by his wife yesterday The ButHr-
fields, until recently, were in prosperous circInl-
stances. it is said The shooting occurred in their
home, and was caused by quarrel between hus-
band and wife Disputes between the two have
Lcen Of frequent occurrence. Mr.. Buttcricld. II
is said went home yesterday, and going to his
wifc'S room, began upbraiding her for her love OF
society ard her lack of interest in the family
circle At last. eoadcd beyond endurance by his
taunts. Mrs Buttcricld suddenly drew revolver
from the bosom OF her dress, and, pointing the
weapon at her husband. pulled the trigger.
The bullet struck him in the right breast and
he rcced and nearly fell Ills wife was about to
shoot again. when. by an almost >upcrhuman ci-
fort lie staggered to Lcr, an gfasping The smoking
weapon. succeeded in wrcnchng il from her hands.
Immediately aftcrward he sank 10 the floor
Policeman McCalloch heard the report OF the
revolver while passing the house and, rushing
in, placed Mrs Butteriicd under arrest patrol
wagon was summoned and she taScr 10
Police Headquarters and locked up. Dr. Phli-
leo was summoned TO the Buttcrield honse 10
attend the wounded man. The physician
siauch"d the blood which VIA noWlng from th'
wound in Mr. Plttcrlicds breast. and probed
fer the bulc ct lie was unable to find H. Great
doubts are expressed of the wounded man b
recovery.
There are variou, rumor- a. Ia the caus" OF
the quarrclS which led up TO IN" shooting
The quarrel. daic back a cnnsdcmhI" period, and
the differences between Nh and Mn. Buitericld
have been the talk OF th" nc4hbolhood for ~pmc
time The couple have led eat and dog life,
and about a month AGO Mrs. Buttcrhcd. driven
To dcspcration by her husbands constant fault
finding, attempted to commit suicide >h" took
poison but the dose 80 large that her pur
p0S. of killing herself vas thWart'd
1gerc II great disparity between the ages Of
Mr. and Mrs Buttrrrci. he bcing sixty cycn
years old. and she fory-two years his junior
rnttcrGcld has teen married four times. Mn.
Ruttcrfcli was "a widow whca she met her prc,clt
husband She is n hrc hooking woman only
TWENTY-FIVE year, old She has always hccn
prominent in social affairs. Her prctcnt husband
found fault with hcr for her l0yc for compiuy.
Another cause OF contention between Them aiosr
fiom money matter. Mf Eutic,a'll ~ onr time
possessed cOniIcIab." money, winch hI~ vile, II l.
said accuses MIN Of hayin- NIHahd"rr lu drnh.
They live ~ pretty home which j. iasicillN and
neatly furnished
Nrs Buticricll toll IA, officer who arics'-l hor
that her husband had been drinking. She denied
cmuhaiicdly that sl" had s,lut him. and tad th1t
he had shot himself while tri u 10 commit suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
JTBGMEXr AGAINST i. 4. FAhWELI~

Chicoco July % (~pcclall. John Y. FarWcll wds
vor,tcd I'm Judg. Grcsham's court TO-DAY by Mfa
BESSIE Macleod sturrcs. whose suit against In" widely
known drvg0ods merchant decided I'm her favor.
# was one Of several suit, between the parties, In
volync the affairs Of the Capital. Freehold, Land ANA
investment Company Of London. MIR farwcll cA
changed 900 900 worth Of stock in that concern Tor
Mrs Snrecs's bonds of the Gcgcblc Development com
n,nv with Interest semi annually at per cent on the
foce value OF the stO Mr. Earwrll aftcTward loanei
Mrs sturgcs $4,000 for year. aud took ~ col
lateral security for the oanc Mr.. Sturgess stock
rr,rclng il asserted, that this would not cN
cInpi him from paying Interest on the previous I9l'
Nr Farwc paid the first in-talmcut Of intcrc~t ln
cnurt found that thcr. i due the plaintiff t.OWn'
css n credit OF ~ 800 already paid. making $22.J"
r.,t the money due the last three instalmrnts mas
hc,n unrcs sonaby and vcxationsy withheld and lrl'
The ulnntlf Is entitled 10 Interest al per cent Oh
each instalmcnt. Judgment for the amount "i'
entered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
BLOW FOR BLOW J. WHAT THEY WANT.
CANADIAN PAPERS EXll TIED OVLETHE rEoroS NL
~ CONGRESS TO EI.T NILA1E.

~ CONGRESS TO Hf.i MI Ale.
Toronto ont. July 23.-Commcnlins 81 the pro-
posed retaliation measures of the U'it'd state GOV
eminent against Canada in The matter Of the canals
The ToIonto News Liberal Conservative newspaper
in an editorial headed "GIvc Blow for BlO~.7 ,ays:
." II should be the policy Of The dominion Gvcrumcni
% cultivate The most friendly relations With the 'Md
,arc, but it is good - understand that thi' i not
% be brought about by lying down and allowing 'H'
Americans to walk They have deliberately
st about carrying out measures Intended to ana
and lnjure this country. Il Is the dniy oi orr "oV
eminent under the circumstances to return blow Tor
blw. American employees in this country should bo
dralt with precisely a, Canadian lalOlcrs are d'iI
with across the line. II the Americans want hRh'
and nothing else will do. give them enough OF IT,
"Thc Montreal STAR says: at Is clearly idle TO
poiot ont to the Washington authorize, that tIcy
have UaJtOnly violated the very treats upon "I'cH
their claim, to the free Of the Weand Canal ar"
based. They are not in lo1ca mood Just rov
The drum Of the campaign Is too loud In the Enh
They are determined 20 bait rs rs British c'mmun-
ny and the position OF Affairs ~ Woland makes II
good enough prc;cxt All that Is left fo' Ms 70 90
IS 10 clear decks for action. In the hfst ph''
any injury they can do at s.,ult STE. Marie WI De
mercy temporary. nv autumn In 1893 w are
n.olnlsod our own canal then win be independent
NJ our natural alllcs' from Port Arthur 10 the sea
Put they, with all thciI boastlng. will b, at our
mercy.
aeunno,c we close the Wclland against them, what
co ,ey dJ1 and even IT, they, AT great expense. ala
dunlcate this work around the Huha.o peninsula.
then. as ngreSsman Lind told his hothcadcd
colcacucs We cannot build the ST. Lawrence RIVER
We absolutely coatrol the gr'atcst waterway on ''
continent and the Of blocking 1t IS one we can
enter upon with all th" advantage on oar side
The Toronto Globe discusses the question cl-
pas.onatcN in long editorial, and SAYS " ihc
.ault Ste Marie Canal, which is American, ana
tbe Wclland Canal which Is Canadian, are boh heco''
say part, Of water Of the water + ute iof gram
II I'M. representatives Of both would pprOach She sub
,ct ir a statc,manlike spirit and with View %
rccinroc1I benefit instead Of reciprocal INJURY, We
might hope for n solution which would lnclHd" inc
freeing Of The who's. system Of canals, American ana
Lnros sting regulations"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
7nr APPEAL or DIR 1Hl1cnrR onnrs.

Denver col. July - Thor" was filed in th' Office
~ t'o Clerk u the supreme Court tn morning III"
brief of appeal IN th" cr-" Of Ihai'hcr Graves
charged with the murder NJ Mr.. Josephine l'Arl'h'.
The prayci for q new trial u lnpg Ono. and coyrr
twenty five pages Of printed matter. in principal
po!nt, are mad. I'm t'c answer Exception Is taken
- the Jury instructions of Judc" H-ine and IT,"
document -ay, too much If the cvidcnc" wa drcum
.taucial 80 bcrutircly lesl Yesterday Wa, tie Li-i
DAY on which It could be- placed on record bat as the
brief, were DELAYED on "a" VA from IN" -L.t Print
Ing Office ri CO'oradp >piIn~-. Assistant Attorney
General Iabb made the fling early th, morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
ErRGLARS cnLohoroRn 4 rINHY

THEY THEN TOOK ALL TIL MONTY THEY COZ Ia
FIND FROM HOUSE Is GARFIELD. y. j.
burglar, broke 'ip the house ~ hnm-tu, Has
brouct a farmer AZ Gunch. s. j.. ON FRIDAY night.
nr.i taking tho prccutlou - poison the watch dog.
They almia-irroi chl ,r1orn t. thr members IF the
family and then rar-,o,cd la broU'l', cothc-. c"'
ting $50 from q t:ou-er', pocket. They w'r' ln %"
hurry - depart ana after getting he money tl''
went into the Kitchen and at quantity Of cil' and
Die y, the time the family lad recovered frpii the
.N ..- Of the drug the bur,iar, had gone ava, and
no trace OF them can be- found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
The rrrRcIsr> At wILulMs's GRorr

Carlisle Penn. July - SpcclaD.-Tcn thon-ard
Sunda,-. cloI children teacher, ard visitors from all
paris Of the Cumberland Vail ware ~ Attendance At
the exercise. today at Williams Grove. Dr. ". W
White delivered lecture ia" books of J0,hua ana
Ruth Another lecture Was delivered by President
Iatchaw Of Fndlay COllrg' AMI the children, hour
proved An Interesting feature. The Rev Mr. Miller
lcrt,;re VI. plcasing and The " thautauqua runi
iolIcr WAS both entertaining and Instructive. IN"
Illustrated lcctur. tiD evening by Pr0fc sor Charlie,
Adams of Philadelphia contained many beautiful
vicvs nf Venice and sc ne, ia Northern Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
pryysyIvAyTa FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.

Mount Gretna Penn, July 23 l>peclal-The Penns
,ylyania Forestry Association met here to-day, and
Professor Fcrn0w. Chief of III. Forestry Divisons
Washington; MIR. Bowers, secretary of the American
Foic,tIy Association, and Dr. John Jones, Assistant
Chief Of the Forestry Division, made addresses. In
the afternoon Professor FcrnOw gave at length tho
history Of the Government lands of the West. Mr..
T. wcrs spoke Of the conditions prevailing in the forests
belonging to the Inicd states, and sketched ths
history OF the acquisition OF Tie public coinilln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

Round Lake, y. Y, July 23 (Speclal.-The music
festival closed here with a matinee and an evening
performance at each OF which fully 900 people were
present The big Auditorium was Inadequate TO Tie
crowd and the side and walls OF tarpaulln were
moved back twenty feet TO give more room. Yet this
space and tha. between the platform and the front
seat, were filed. This Is tie first time iace Us in-
cepti0n six years ago that IL has paid handsome
profit the mOGcy invested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
EESCTED FROM CiPSJZED BOAT

A catboat with several men in 1t was capsized In
the North River in the storm Friday night. The
men hung TO the boat for long while, and several
times narrowly escaped being washed of by the heavy
waves. They were picked up by passing steamer
and the boat WAS allowed TO drift away. Yesterday
Of the men. who refused 10 disclose his name od
that Of any OF his companions. called at Police Head,
quarters to see II any one had found the beat. NO
report of Its having been picked up had been re-
ceived, and the man went to the Jersey shore W 1oe
Tor II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
WiTER FiMNE THREATENS PHILADELPHIA

Imladclphia, July "a water famine threatens
this city, owing 10 the low condition OF the wateo
In the Schuyiln River The chief Of the Water
bureau to day requested the Director Of Public Safety
to stop all fountains and flushing Of cutters. and "a
cconomize I'm the Of water for street sprinNings
There should be tvcntyslX feet Of water in the Ease
Park reservoir, which n contains nine. People u
the nOrthw section OF the city have already
noticed the lack of n sufficient volume OF water. In
many houses there to-day II was almost impossible
to obtain any water from the hydrants and none
upstairs. This condition of affairs Will continue
until heavy rain fills up the Schuylldll and giveS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
PROBABLY KILLED BY ELECTRICITY

4 WORKMAN IN PtTER'oN GETS 4 SHOCK on
1000 VOLTS
Horace Demikc OF Waterst., Paterson, employe
OF the Paterson Electric Railway Company, IS likely
70 die from a shock received while working on an
overhead wire At yesterday The county is build
ing "A large brick arch bridge over the tailrace In
Pa,saic-st. AID traffic has been stopped over tho
bridge. Demke at work taking down the wire,
intending to connect IL with the ground by accifent
he placed his hard the copper wire and received
the full current OF ! 900 volts lie screamed and
fell T. the ground He taken 70 the dispensary
Of the Pa>salc city Medical society, where lie now
Ics lie is not expected TO recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
HOLDING pRreoyERS roR A RlwlRD.

New orleans. Jnlv 23.-'.Thc PcavuGc," Laredo.
Tex dispatch SAYS: There Is Il hitch In the 'N
tradition OF the two bank dcflultcr, Gale and Turner
who were arrested at SaliO, Mex. f'w days ago
IN a demand from Nashville. Tenn. II >scfls lhal
me Governor OF COahullu Will not deliver them unlc'
tc reward offered Is paid to the officers at the oiN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENTS Oli~E
GLADsT0XE OUGHT TO THINK WE'LL BEFORE III
ACTS, SAY, THE TINES

GLADSTONE OUGHT TO THINK WE'LL Bi.fOKh III
ACTS, SAY, THE TINES
Iondon July %" The Times In an editorial, dc
lo,cs that the Government will carry out the pro
,romme which II adopted prior to the dissolution of
parIiomcnt and will resign Immediately after vote OF
mn con0dencer Is passed. Mr.. Gladstone, II say :,
,t meet with no obstruction from the Government
,, ,ofore he thinks OF selecting Cabinet, he must
.,dcr whether he ought to undertake the duties o'
,h cabinet at ALL II T. idle to pretend that he /, nos
ho,v,nr signs of the increasing pressure Of old az
Thc rimesp then proceeds 10 dllatc upon the heavy
., ,ba, will fan Oh him If e will Insist that he
himself shall defend every part OF the Home Rule bi
I'm debate. 1t says:
Docs any dispassionate observer OF the modern con
,,,,ops NJ parliamentary life believe that Mr. 6ld
, On, throw on himself the task OF carry ing
liam. RuIe through committee without the Imminent
,rJsL of a breakdown OF MS ph!sicai ana h'nd
'o,rore1 Mr. Gladstone must either take IN, ITO
Ptnah,n ,rth n peerage, leaving Sir VILLAIN Ncrioh
Iarcourt 10 mareh through coventry WIFI t.c mo, h,
nhi'u,. 20 Tho House OF Commons. step Whl'h
uoynld probably eXtingui.h Mr. ,ias'onc , az % -
no ,.I, az :, c1ronct did Lord Chatham or hehlh u
,ore at the nge OF eighty three WIN Ms hIu,i'
u,i,n uiu cmncramcnt, dut es that Dfohc doWh tu
, ,hore no less neitating condiiiohSl. .hc c'Iu"
lcss ln' ,he Fight Urn. william Henry smith, whci
ha'miv s i, loader OF tie House OF commons
MIC FRAUDS DISCOVERED IN a MHAi'1N+
n.,,o M.... July o3.-Tne people OF TINS sla.'
ru- '",,r .Hrrcd up over the revelations oil cor
are So ~ e4ota anances being made by Ausun A"ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

acting Governor. An investigation by hi, dilco ~"
was made into ,ltc accounts Of the general ur-u''
Of the state aud according 10 the oricin ~p'rt "'lc
has juG been completed. shortage 0f 9'ooo''
was discovered. Tho accounts Of Ramon Marques.
Gal no wcr. also looked into and delilcau'h VI
,cvclal Thousand dDats WAS discovered. 'th'I",,
IOscndO Marqu1 Q. the Ex-Governor. is also cNIr,,
VT having fraudulcitv collected large suns 0i WoI'y
from the people for which he gave official account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
sry on 4 BlyK rl!.sED BY 4 JOKE

Evansville Ind. July GA silly Joke caused II
small run on the Peoples savings Bank. About 37oo
was withdrawn, mostly small savings of poor peop'''
The bank is said to lie In sound condition, and mas
100000 In It's vaults, and can pay out every dollar
Of is liabilities aud have a big surplus left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
TIE INTERNATIONAL SILVER CONFERENCE.

Rome. July 23.SlGnor LuzlattI. who held the once
Of Minister Of the Treasury In hi Rudini's Cabinet
and SiCnor Zcppa, economic expert have been oi-
fcrcd appointments delegates to the Inter
national silver Conference. Their acceptance of the
depends the place which Will be selected loI
the holding OF the conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

THIS SEA SERPENT KISSED LIKE A BUzzSAW'
Kingston, ont, July 23-GcorGe Parks ana Ills
wife while sailing of Wolfe Island encountered
serpent thirty feet in length Mr. Parks drove IL
from his skiif by Boating il the head Win ms
oar. IL disappeared with hiss like that made by
n buzz saw. Mrs Parks badly frightened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
THE NEWS OF EUROPE.
SPECULATION AS TO MIR. GLADSTONE'S
POLITICAL PROGRAMME

sovE OF TIE DIFFICULTIES OF HIS POSITION
WILL HOME RULE BE POSTPONED 1-D1s.
CUS>ING CABINET POSS1BILITIES-MR.
GLADSTONES HEALTH MME.
MELBA LIKELY To VISIT
THE UNITED STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
PROUD OF HIS NATIONALITY.
TAKEN FROM HIS MOUTH.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUSE.I

The prisoner refused to give the ol'cers
the number of his house in torty-second-so'
Xcw-York lie at first declined to give
his nationality. but later said he was
Russian Jew. and that he was proud oi hi'
nationality. After this he was stripped Oh ai his
clothing and new suit of clothes put OIL HIM
Orders were issued not to permit any one 10 see
him. and since that time he has cohteh'ed MN
elf pacing up and down the cell. Inc "oui"-'N
assassin is evidently cigarette iiend Ills nhei'
we're yellow where the nicotine came u" 'i''
cigarettes He had common plated ciSare'c
box with six cigarettes in it, lie also hau 'u1'
thirteen 3S-calbrc bullets on MS person ie
had "a cheap plated silver watch, whlch was
twenty minutes slow and stopped shortly aiU' ~.
was arrested lie was uncommuncatlVe d"" ~
was only after persistent questioning that any
thing was elected from him.
The yard around the police station was cro""e"
with people. but they were shortly rcmoVeu ~
the police Chief Brown, of the Department VI
Public Safety. appeared on the scene ana iii,
medatcly telegra phed to all the station houses anu
ordered out the reserve force and placed theih on
duty in the lower part of the city. IN twenty