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MICHIGAN.

Latest Returns Show the Legislature Repub-
iican on Joint Ballot.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
LANSING, Mich. Nov. 10-Latest reports
show an average republican plurality of about
1900. Republicans carry seven congressional
districts and the democrats four The Grand
Rapids district is in doubt with the chances
favoring Belknap, republican. The legislature
is about twenty-five republican on joint ballot
HARRY SMITH.
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DISGRACE OF A TRUSTED AUSTRIAN.
He Took Other Peoples Money to Make u,
His Own Business Losses.

VIENNA, Nov. 10-victor Raindle, legal ad-
wiser to the imperial family, has voluntarily
surrendered himself to the police, confessing
that for number Of years he has
been embezzling from trust funds in
his keeping. He says that he
lost the money in founding an anthracite coal
company. The affair has caused a great sensa-
ton everywhere, as Raindels high position led
many persons 10 intrust their money to him.
The exact amount Of his stealings are as yet I'M
known.
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VIII Look for the Calypso.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The British ironclad
swiftsure, flagship Of Admiral His Royal
Highness the Duke Of Edinburgh, left Ply
mouth last evening to search for the British
coorette Calypso, which is reported to have
broken her shaft while en- route to Madeira.
The Calypso is a vessel Of 2,770 tons and be-
longs to the training squadron.
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KANSAS.
Result stin in Doubt-Jerry Simpson q Can
didste for senator.

Result Still in Doubt-Jerry Simpson q Can
didste for senator.
Special Dispatch o. The Evening star.
TOPEKA. KAN. Nov. l0.-The result is still in
doubt in Kansas on the national and state tick
cts, and will probably require the official
count 80 determine the matter. About thirty
small counties Vet to hear from officially,
but incomplete returns indicate that the ms-
iority either state ticket will not exceed 500.
Harrison has run ahead of the state ticket a
few thousand. and IL the republicans Inse on
the state ticket IL Is probable that Harrison
will have the electoral ticket.
Chairman BriedenthaI OF peoples committee
claims the state by 10000. but ne bases the
same on estimates only. Republicans have
gained one Congressman and possibly two.
BrOderick. republican. and Funston. repubii-
can. reelected, while Curtis. republican will
s1cceed Otis, alliance Anthony. republican.
for Congre-sman-at-large NAV be elected but
II Is exceedingly doubtful If he Is defeated
BY Harris. democrat. the peoples party will
have i've Congressman.
The legislature will be very close. st present
10 seems the republicans have eighteen IN the
senate and nfty-seyen in tine house: the popu-
lists eighteen in the senate and hfty-six in the
house, with six members doubtful The pOpu-
lists h,sve legislature.
Jerry simpson. who has been reelected 10
Congress after the hardest tight ever waged
against man in Kansas. viii be 4 strong cam
didate for United States senator.
TOPEKA. KASs., Nov. IO.-The republican
state committee still claims that Harrison has
carried the state BY 5000.
TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. 10.-The republican
state committee claim the republican candi-
dates IN the first, second. fourth and seventh
districts and at large are elected, with the
chances in favor of Humphrey in the third
district The fusioni-ts have carried the nth
and sixth districts. The republicans saw Jerry
simpson Is defeated b. LOO in the seventh
The fusionists. on the other hand. claim his
election BY 1000 and Humphreys defeat The
returns thus far received are very close with
the probabilities in favor of the fusioniste
ToPEKA. KAN. Nov. l0-The democratic and
poPulist state central committees here claim
this afternoon that Weaver and Lewelling have
carried the state BY from 5000 to TO- 600 The
republican central committee admits that Bruce
for auditor Il defeated. but claim that smith
vii be elected BY from 500 TO 1000 majority
The general belief at Topeka IL that the
republican state and electoral tickets are de-
fested. and not more than two or three repub-
bean Congressman of the eight have been chosen.
The legislature Is IN ddubt.
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GEN. MILES POSSIBLE TRANSFER.
1t is Said That He May BE Sent to the
East.

East.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-There is a possibility
that Maj, Gen. Nelson A. Miles WILL within a
few months, exchange departments with Maj.
Gen. o. o. Howard, now commanding depart
ment Of the Atlantic. This. however, is only a
rumor in army circles and nothing can be
learned about it officially
Gen. Miles has just leased a house until next
May. and it was said that he would not care for
it after that date. 1t is said also that Gen.
Miles is very willing to leave Chicago on account
Of the amount Of criticism bestowed upon his
management of the parades during the dedica-
ton of the worlds fair buildings. Gen. Howard
is now abroad on leave of absence. and nothing
will be done in the matter until his return.
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Aiabams's Congressmen Far rs Known.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BIRNINoHAM. ALA, Nov. lots now posi-
lively known that the following Congressman,
all democrats. are elected in Alabama: First,
Clarke; second. Staiiings: third, Oates; fourth,
Robbins; Fifth, Cobb; sixth, Bankhead; sew
enth. benson; eighth, Wheeler; ninth. Turpin.
Of.seiai returns from all but five counties give a
majority for Cleveland of 46,315, which is q big
increase over the state election in August
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SYDNEY, N. s. w., Nov. 10.-A few DAYS
ago the arrest of the adult members of family
named Maxim, who were suspected Of being
engaged in baby farming. was announced The
bodies OF seven infants were found buried in the
back yard Of the house occupied by the family NJ
Macdonald, a suburb Of this city The excite
ment caused by this discovery has been in
creased by the finding OF the bodies of four
more infants In the yard of q house formerly
occupied by the Maxine at Red Fern, another
suburb.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10.-rhe democratic plu-
rahty In Wisconsin on Cleveland and the entire
state ticket IL from 10. 600 to Il. 900 The demo-
cratS elee: six out Of ten Congressman and
control both the senate and the assembly. hav-
ing more than thirty on joint ballot
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Fire at Camden. Me.

RocKPoRT, ME-, Nov. 10.-A fire broke out in
Camden at O'Clock this morning, which, before
it could be subeued, destroyed the entire bust
ness portion of the town, including the tele-
graph Office. Particulars cannot yet be OBJ
tanned.
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LONDON, Nov. 10.-The match race between
Lord Rosslyn's fcur-year-old brown gelding
Buccaneer and Col. North's six-year-old bay
horse Nunthorp was won today by Buccaneer.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Nov f0.--Latest returns from
California on the presidential election include
about tbree-fifshs OF all the precincts in the
st.,ie outside Of san Francisco and practically
all OF this city. These returns give Cleveland
%, 73s, Harrison 81 1855. Weaver II sos.
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The New Senate

A table made up today from the most recent
information respecting the state legislatures
gives the composition of the new United States
Senate as follows: Democrats, Al; republicans,
80; populists. 5.
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IDAHO.

BOISE, IDAHO. Nov. l0.-Returns come in
slowly. Sweet (rep.) elected to Congress- The
electoral tickle. Ia in doubt, with the probability
that the fusion electors will be chosen.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, ny, Nov. 10.--Late returns in
dictate that the plurality for the democratic
national ticket in this state will reach So, 500.
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Meetings ut Carmaux to BE Stopped.
CARMAUx, Nov. 10.-The police have been
ordered to suppress henceforth all meetings and
demonstrations on the streets of workingmen
or socialists, and to seize all flags except the
tricolor.
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Shut Down for Repa,rs.

READING, Pa, Nov. 1o.-The Robssonia fur
mace at Robesonia, this county, one Of the larg-
est in the state, turning out about 1000 tons
weekly, has shut down for repairs, which will
probably take . few months to complete.
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THE NEXT HOUSE.
Democrats VIII Have = Plurality of About

THE COMPOSITION OF THE HOUSE As SHOWN NJ
THE LATEST RErURSs-rwo HUNDRED AND
THIRTY DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS. ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY REPuBIIcASs AND SIX roruLIsrs.
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An Aged Cripple Burned to Death.

EAsroN, Pa, Now 10.-A dwelling house in
Phillipsburg. n. j.. was destroyed by fire at an
early hour this morning and Samuel Wright,
aged sixty years, a cripple, was burned to death
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FOR NERVOUSNESS
urso Hor~furd,s Acid Phosuhafe-

Dr. W. c. Hanscom, Minneapolis, MINI, says: II
used it In case Of acute rheumatism during con.
vslescence; the particular symptoms wished 10
relieve were sleeplessness and neryousnssz. and
ne results were ell desired
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WYOMING.

CnKrxSNK. WYo., Nov. l0.-Returns coming
In slowly. Harrison electors will have about
500 majority.
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Mr. ROBERT +. PORTER. census commits
sioner, returned to the city last night from New
York
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TIE BEST WAY to avoid scalp diseases, hair fall
ing out and premature badness is TO use the best
preventive known for that purpose-Hslls Hair
Renewer.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA. ME-, Nov. l0.-Harrison carries the
state and the entire republican state ticket is
elseted
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following the opening and closing prices Of
wire to Carson 4 Mccartney 14l9 + street.
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The Prussian budget shows n deficit

The Prussian budget shows a deficit OF a.
000, 900 marks, to be covered by a loan.
DIR. Won Holleben, German minister. sailed on
Tuesday for New York by the Havel
Several rivers in the department Of Pyrenees-
Orientales have oserfowed their banks and Per-
pignan is threatened with inundation.
Andrew d. White. the new American minister
10 Russia, was given an audience by the car on
Tuesday. He wss afterward received by the
czarina.
The French have again been victorious at
Cana, in Dahomey. and Col Dodds, the COM
mander of the expedition. has been gazetted o
general The campaign is practically ended
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A Delicate Tribute.

From the Chicago News Record.
The Young Housewife-''And then want you
to send up peck of Irish potatoes"
The Grocer-"Nes num-"
The Young Housewife-"I myself prefer
United States potatoes. but we're going 20 have
some gentlemen from Dublin TO dinner and
want everything to be in keeping"
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1-willis Sweet. r.
* * Frr Tsc sldriG9. r, Y Mcpon,ld. D.
( {. burberry. d. ia :. Funt sdi X
$stSI.' H;1 Fl R. &c 6 S.i FiRi.s. D.
fha: S hsaarE.on. Is sas q fa 1nnsi b ;
ii-Ben i +. Marsh. R. a,iaIss-I aab ssof D.
ol n T' brett; p P.n.I R Sss D.
SaiHn R : bEFG "S;. D - v. Jo.p.tS3:
TgTiy tTsassn is-cha ar S g Conn. D.
5. i f ~ hi $s55
al & hrss pau D. II I-a D. I Perkins. L.
:Ss B Bs 4 qs1i'a R s's;%i:
w W :; Stone. D. 7-winism C. p. Bscck.
81 Il GSodnight. n. s-Ianes B Mccreary. d.
' %sISi RRS[b an & fi isle, D.
A Aas;.R %:s:' s1;se'E ROBERTSON B.
Nelson Dingiey. IT,. R. &C. IA Il Bo Mise1;
MARYLAND.
1-Rcbert F. Bratton. long , larry Selles Rusk. D.
'G lslT d Brown. short %ssa s :
aa-AAsf H a Ii TriEfh'. R. 81 Y o Nscsl
: s,sSrhTi d. 4 ( |, H Ssrgsr r. =,
III. C. Lodge. K. "
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Is & Akiais sfsa. is saS ss:sS::nsSa -
MINNESOTA
$$$:fj #'i f. s s:i::: &
MISSISSIPPI.
$ rs s D. Egg 5. asss sSssf II ::
Al. d. Money. u.
ll-w, Hatch D. &c CLARK. d.
5 E;r bs.tf,y. MT S ssff'h
cJohn c; Tarsney, D. i3-R ". Evan, d.
R ERia5%fPa D by by A i'S SSi:iS,
MONTANA
&c. S. Hartman. r.
NEBRASKA.
S g + Ss;;ss D. ST. 81 + P
II. c. Heeerman. ID.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1-Henry W. Blair r. Ell w Parker. d.
NEW JERSEY.
III {. Loudenschlager. sc. A. Cadmus u.
2-yohn Gardner. II. ct H. En.li,b ID
81. A. Geisenhainer, ID. 1 &c. Is. Fielder IL
Al. Cornish. ID. sJohn r Dunn. ID.
NEW YORK.
I-Janes W. Covert. ID. Isl L. Iefevere r.
John NJ; Clancy, d. 1a-C. ID. Haines D.
3-yos. c. Hendrix. ID. ao-Charles Tracey D.
EMm. j. Soonbs. d. is schermerhorn. ID
6-ThSs +. Manner d. 2B-Johp NJ Wey.r r.
1-Lranklin Bartlett ID. .,4-Chal A Chicker.ns n
S-Edward j. Dunphy, ID. 25-Jaues = Sherman
S-.lmothy D. CAMP 26-ieo. ". Ray, Il.
a bell. ID; yG-James J. Belden r.
10-panel T. Sickles n. 3SLSereno T. Psyne r.
1l-Alnos J. CumIniaGs ID. 2Q-Chas " Iitliett r
NV Bourke Cochran ID :sD-Jss W Waiswnrtb n
13-yno Dewitt Warner ID ri Van Voorbis n
I4-yohn Fellows. u. :s,-Daniel Lockwood, ID.
i.e,-AsEbel r. fitch ID. :SSshss. Daniels Il.
io-M lillian Ryan, ID; Nv. ID. Hooker. Il.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 10 tcloslngo. - wheat - Novem-
Der, IN; December, 7sz; Nay, ISM. Corn Ne
November, slz; December, 89T; May, ssk.
Pork November, l1.9S; December. 1900; Janu-
ary. lss1k; May, 1890 Lard-November. slah;
November, 1.l5; January. 6S5; May, 7.OYk.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Flour firmer UNCHANGED
receipts, l4,602 barrels; shipments, s54 barrels:
sales. 1850 barrels. Wheat easy-No. red spot,
.2hal2h; November. 72Aa724; December, 49, a
"a; May, sizasi1s; steamer No. 2, red, 81 bid
receipts SCI bushels; stock, 222s 9s5 busbels
sales, 104, 900 bushels. Southern wheat frmer-
Fultz, l0al3; Longberry, 7la74. Corn dull-mixed
spot, AN a4sH; November, Az a49k; year, 4ska
4Sh; January, 4sa4SA; February, 4Sk ASK: Nav.
49k bid; steamer mixed, 46Aa46k-receipts 26 !.
liz bushels; stock, 423,S51 bushels; sales, $4,000
bushels. Southern corn-white firmer 46a4e: vel
low hrm, 41a50. Oats firm-No. g white Western
4la42; No. 2, mixed western, BIN asS-rece,pts
800 bushels; stock, l14,o5s bushels. Rye quiet
NO. z, 5saSo-receipts SI5 bushels; stock, ~, lag
bushels Hay steady-good to choice timothy,
l4.G0al4.i6 Gram freights duh and easy. Cotton
Notwithstanding. Sss. Provisions steady-mess
pork. 400; bulk meats loose shoulders, sk; clear
rib sides, 81; sugarpickled shoulders, 81; sugar
cured smoked shoulders, 9h; hams, lik; large,
1ls4al2; lard, refined, 10; crude, So, Butter
nrm-creAmery. fancy, Sla3s; do, fair to choice,
2Ia29 do. imitation, 2ss26: ladle. fancy 20a9l; do.
good to choice, 1Sals: rolls, hne 2la22; do fair to
good, 1Sa9o; store-pscked, 17a1s. Eggs steady-sA
sss. Coffee firm-No cargoes, fair, ISM; No. I,
le,sa16x. Sugar steady-granulated, LID. Cop
per nrm-renned, 1oxall Whisky-l.s4al.S&
BALTIMORE Nov. 10. - Virginia threes, TAX
bid: Baltimore and Ohio stock, 9la964; Northern
Central stock, SSA bid: Baltimore and Ohio South
western nrsts, l01 bid; do. second incomes. s0A Q
81; do. third incomes, 81 bid; Consolidated gas
bonds. 1l6a1t6 do. stock. Ka62X.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

CorrNpus. o.. Dec. lie. L. Harper.
the convict and ex-preadsnt Of the
Fidelity National bank, now in prison
here. Is suffering from disease the
seriousness of which is yet to be deter.
minea. Nearly . year ago Harper in
sisted that he was in the incipient
stages OF Brights disease and requested
treatment. but after examination the
prison physicians told MN that he Was
mistaken as they could discover no
real trouble and refused to admit him
to the hospital. Since then he has
been performing bis usual duties OF
bookkeeping, and Il wss gwen out that
he Was suffering from hypochondris.
But the doctors have had to confess
that they we're wrong. They arc now
treating him for kidney troubles. lie
" mGcn reduced IN fiesb. having lost
thirty pounds.
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ABOUT KID MARRlAeBa
Test % Be Made Of the Guardian Process
as Coviugton.


-ovrNsrox, Dec. 4.-wnhin . few
days . suit will be filed hsrs which will
b of vital interest 70 hundreds. 1t
has been the cust0m in this city for
years TO marry runaway couples from
other states without question altar the
probate judge has appointed guar
ian tor the manor In the couple or for
both IL both are under age. Guardians
are appointed on the simple request of
the minor. even girls as young as IA
being allowed TO choose guardians.
This process 10 never followed in the
case Of Kentucky couples. Ten days
ago 7. A. sawyer, aged IL. and Jessie
Raymond, aged Is, children OF the two
leading families Of Gallon. o.. came
here and were married under the
guardian process. The young people
returned to their homss. The giri's
parents took her away. secured her
signature to petition for divorce, and
then placed her IN . convent. The
young husband procured counsel and
will ME 10 recover his bride. Mr.. Ray
mond is IN this city and is determined
to test the legality Of these weddings
He claims that ~ Kentucky couples
are not go married and ~ guardians
are appointed without the knowledge
or consent OF the parents they are
illegal acta IL Raymond wins. thou
sands of couples Will ind 4 desirable to
remarry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

TorEKA, Kas, Dec. Ain all the fig-
ures given on the new legislature the
populists have been credited with 80;
republicans, 80. and democrats, 2.
These two democrats are in the house
and the senate Wa shown 20 stand:
Republicans. Is; populists, 2A Today
il 10 learned that two Of the senators
reported ~ populists are straight out
democrats and have declared them-
selves for democratic United states
senator and no compromise. The four
democrats in the leeIslature can, there
fore, dictate the senator II they stand
firm. - the republicans will be short
three and the populIsts two on joint
ballot
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WITH YELL OF WAR
TO SCALP The INTERPRETER
ps carvsfs Indians h Costume Come
Tegsshs u PsIies coun ovu rss-
vsass-vssses LsosssA

KRv Yonx. Dee. 1.-Two Indiana b.
lsnging to tne Sioux tribe named Char
Ies blaekhorss and John Yeiiowvood
were arrsignsd before Justice Hogan
In the Esssx Market police court today
70 snswsr . charge OF disordsriy con-
duct They belong to pr. Carver's
troupe. who were performing ~ Nib
lo's garden. BiAckhorse and Yellow
wood have been taking too much nre-
water Of late and shsis blood has been
itching for Tight They stoppsd With
the rsmsindef Of Dr. Carver's troupe
OF Indians ~ the hatsl At No. 45 Bow
cry. During the past wsek Black herss
has been showing mis- ugly disposition
and did his utmost 10 start = quarrel
with Joe viondrsy, the Indian inter-
pretsF. On Saturday night last vlon-
dray told Blacknorse that he was
drunk "You get out here" he said.
''ws don't want any drunken fools" {"
"iou fool. you," retorted Blackhorss.
He left the place. however, taking
Yellowwood With him. Several hours
later they returned and there were
some quite lively scenes about the no.
tel ~ 5 O'Clock TINS morning. Viondray
objected 10 Biackhorse aud Yellow
wood remaining IA the same room with
the other Indians. That started the
quarrel. B!sekhorse and his compan-
ION. Iel.owwood, frightened everyone
out OF their oeds ano then ran into the
street While yelling their war cry an
officer came along aud arrested them.
Blackhorsc and Yellowwood refused to
tell where they got their liquor. Black
horse sald that Vlo1drxy WAS the cause
OF the trouble. Vlondrsy says that
Biaeknorse 10 . quarreIsome fellow.
Three days ago he WAS stabbed in the
right leg while quarrelinG with another
member Of the tribe.
Elackhorss aud YellowWood created
quite sensation ~ thoy stood in court
with their Indian costume. They are
fierce looking fellows aud have an ugly
look. Justice Hogan discharged them
from custody on their promise to be-
have thsmsslves, and when the Indians
left the court some spectators made
way for them 10 pass and then followed
in the rear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

4 Hankss's paughtes Meets With .
onangs Accident.
NEW Yonx. Dec. 4.-Miss Mary Edith
Nsvcombs. daughter Of Isaac y. New
combs. 3 banker at No. s. Wall street,
WAS found uncouscsous yssterday
morning in 3 stororqom st her father's
house. this city. aud died without re-
gaming coDscsousnseA Her death va
due to = distrssstng accident. She went
20 the basement e0me time after mid
night ~ procure some wAtef. In the
dArkuess she mistock tho door of the
storsroOm for the one leading upstairs
and went into the room. Tho door
clossd with . spring lock which could
only b opsusd from the outside.
There 10 patent gas burner in tnie
room, one OF that kind in which the
flame v turusd up or down by means
Of : lever worked by two cords. How
she exsiuguished the smAll flame that
usually burns in that kind OF burner
and turned on the gas cannot be
guessed at, but once done there was no
means Of relightlug the gas and it could
not have been turned o6 without some
knowledge OF the mechanicism. 1t
may be that she tainted with fright At
hiding herself locked IN the dark
room. She Wa not discovered until
O'Clock Saturday morning anu che
fingered IN IN unconscious condition
until O'Clock this morning when she
died. Her remains will be taken to
Poughkeepsie for burial.