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LAnOucnERE lN AMERIrA.
now lie HANDLED an tRATE VISITOR
~ wAsuINOTOS.

When L,b1ucherc, Londonis noted
Journalist, was about 20 years old he
tired of his whudefinRs aud through
his uncle, Lord Taunton, was appoint
ed au aitacho 10 the British legation at
Washington. some old stories aro
t9ld of him there.
The minister, Mt. afterwards Sir
John Cmmptous chief object IN llfo
was 10 escape the wlics VI the unmar.
ried ladies' In Washington, who, ore
aud NIL, were wont 10 las siege 10 him.
by way Of forwarding tho young bellies
OF Washington IL VA, u pure delight u
young lauOuchero 10 drive out 10 visit
the minister accompanied by as many
fair ones sa the carriage would hold.
Tho girls would sit and chatter by
tho hour together uutu Champion
would almost beseech LgbOuchofe ~
take them away. AZ last, according 10
the London Word, Sir john denied
him admittanOr. There was nothing
luit for this practical Joker {, do but 10
keep up tile hOmhhfdmcnt with mar.
riageble ladies Oy giving letter OF M
PRODUCTION 10 every lady who tx.
pressed wish to become acquainted
with tue unhappy bachelor. rhiB
y
lt was MIR. Luhoughere who gave a
letter Of Introduction one day TO Miss
Victoria Balfe, the prima donna aud
daughter OF the composer OF thu "Bo-
hemian Girl" This lady went, saw
aud conqueied. She married the min.
lister ana became Lady Champion.
The union, however, was not
happy one, and alter ihp dissolution Of
her marriage with Sir John she
welded the Duke Of Fsias.
One day an gggressively irate
coun,ryman OF the young attache with
grievance, presented himself ut the
legation and demanded To see the
British Minister. He was shown into
Mr.. LaDOuchure's room, vino, with the
suavity which never deserls him Ia the
most pressing momeuts,e plaiueI that
His Exoellency was not In.
"Mell, slii the visitor, evidently
susIooting an a.,empt to bluil, al must
SEQ him aud viii walt until he
comes"
"Nery well, said MIR. Labouchere.
"Pray take chair" md he resumed
his writing. At the eud Of an hour tho
Britisher, still irettiug and tuning,
asked when the Minister would 10
back.
81 really cannot say exactly" the
ntlnGhe answered.
"But you expect him back?" the
vlsito- Insisted.
"Oh, certainly" said Mr.. Labou.
chero.
At tho end Of another hour tho irate
visitor, bouncing up, insiatoi on know
Ing what were the habits N the min
isterat that period OF the dny. Was he
likely To be- Ia In another hour?
"i think not" snId Mr.. LabOuchere.
with an Increased blaHdness. WThe
fact Is he sailed for Europe on Wudnes.
day and can hardly yet have reached
Queenstown. But, you know YOU iaid
you would wait IN he came, 30 1
offered you chair"
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parhnent that the remains Of Chris.
topher Columbus had been offered 10
the United States us security for a loan
Of siUI, 900 ut 0 per cent interest. The
Offer WIS made by President HuCmux
OF San Domingo. The commistionef
states that although tho proposition
was that the remains should be inken
in security Tor "a loan, II ie tho general
belief about the state department that
this was merely delicate way of pro.
posing absolute eslu. The pr0r0sillon
was rejected, as the authorities In
Washington have no authority 10
make fuch purchases or loang.
THE SPANIEL ROYAL FAMILY orr
rOH HuELvA.
CADIz, Oct. Enormous crowds
watched the departure OF the guubolt
Condo NalrrnO conveying Queen
Regent Christinna and the royal parry
10 Huelva, where they Will take part
ip thu Columbus celebration. The
guuboat was escorted by lcut " for.
cign war ships. When The war ships
arrived OIL Hueiya she was met by
Senior Chnovns Dtl Castillo, the mum.
cipal authorities, diplomats who are
visiting Huelva aud a number u o,hcr
dignitariue. Ywuniy-thTec spanish
anu foreign men.of.war mngcd N line,
and as the gunboat with the royal
party on board entered the bay the
nearest war ship fred n royal salute.
This was repeated by the next chip In
line, aud 70 on until every one 0f The
eeventy.three vessels had silutej little
King Alphonso, who was with bis
mother on the Condo NaIorno Tho
war ship came 10 anchor oil the mon.
asiery at la Kablda. The royal party
were taken ashore and 10 the old
monastery, whore Columbus received
his hrst encouragement In the scheme
which led 10 the discovery Of a new
world. After inspecting the veneer.
able pile this party returned 10 the gum
boat, which then proceeded TO Huolvn.
Tho Queen Regent and King Al.
phonso VIII disembark In state tomot.
row.
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MARROW ESCAPE.


-
A Kelley gradus@ named Frank
Newbanks had n narrow escape from
death last night. II is several months
ago since he took the treatment, and
recently ne has been employed at
Beck's Hot Springs. lie IL said to have
been Of a dependent disposition, and
when few days ago he received n
letter from his wife Ia tho East con.
tanning domestic news Of u
gloomy nature he Il said 20 have
commenced worrying considerably.
He became III In consequence aud
came back to tho Keely Institute for a
fow days rest. Last night he was
found In his room ON one OF the upper
floors In an apparently dying condl.
ton. The statement was Mt once made
that he had taken dose Of morphine
with suicidal intent. DR.. Groves was
summoned and Immediately set 10
work on the patient aud In couple Of
hours had him out OF danger.
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A HUMANE ACT.
A Quartette OF MOtherless Children
Kindly Cared for by Sergeant
Randolph.

This morning Sergeant Randolph
found man with four little children
ranging from three to nine years on
the streets. He was accosted by the
father who related a sad tale about the
death OF his wife some time ago In
Butte, Montana. He said that times
were hard there and he went to Park
City, taking with him his four mother
less children for whom he expected to
make at least comfortable living.
But unfortunately he found that times
wero also hard there and he WINS
obliged to seek work elsewhere. Last
night he arrived In this city with his
little ones and thoy all slept In an out
house though tho night was very cold.
They were hungry and weary aud
We're taken to the police station where
Sergeant Randolph took up a collection
lor them among the City Hall al
uehes, attorneys, newspapermen anu
pollcemen. In a short time he had q
surhcient purse TO keep the wolf from
mo door for several days to come.
=, several persons higniiled their will
iingness to take a child each md give
IL permanent home, but the father
with tears In his eyes said that he
could not allow them to be separated.
re, however, consented TO having
mem placed In the Orphans Home,
anu an effort 10 that end was being
nsue this afternoon by Sergeant Ran
dolph.
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TWO MEN SHOT
------- --------
Near Bonanza, johnson Co..
Wyoming,
The Victims Arrested for Horse Steal.
Ing by 40 0llCer.
DETAILS OF TIKI TRAGEDY.
nANEED urS 40 rHr KILLING
The Bodir- ct tho prI.oncr. Tiiied
vita bullets and Horribly
nutiintsd.

CASPER, wyo., Oct. TO- Mengcr H..
tails Of the shooting VI Two non be-
tween Bonauzi and fayetteville in
johnson county, two hundred miles
north Of here, have iuBl reached Gas.
per. The men killed were Dabb, the
man who last year fought pistol duel
near Lindcr Wyo., and a strange
Texan. II seems the two men we're
arrested for horse stealing two weeks
ago and given examinations and
turnoi loose. Instead Of leaving tina
country they attempted to torrorlze the
community by shooting Mt people, n ud
were ggain arrested. Constable Reilly
started with the men i0r Buffalo, 1870
miles away. A rarty Of masked mon
came upon the camp the 1rs, night
anu overpOwcrlng thc officers, filled
each prisoner luil VI bullets, sevcfing
their heads from their bodies aud mutt.
latiuB them ina hooking manner.
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ADMISSION, Ala, Oct.l0.--Two little
children Of Farmer AsSmore Of Clu-
burne county,a boy and girl, playing
IN the woods today, came TO deoayei
log and turlei II over. They unc0y.
cred a rattlesliake, which buried It's
iangs In the leg Of the girl. The boy
sprang TO the defense OF his sister,
sna,ching up stick and attacking the
snake. The first blow missed, and the
RATHER striking back bit tho boy In the
foot, but tue li,tio follow caught the
snake determlneily ana dnally killed
II, though not until hu had bsen bitten
tho second time. The father heard his
children screnulng and ha,tenei to
lind them, Whom hn learned what
had happened he hurriedly applied
remedies, hut Il was too late, the
little ones died IN lew hour,
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Nip0LlUE CIRCLES.
A honled StOckman Who Did Not
Come back.-IaylOr, tho Alleged
Burglar, Discharged.

When the Police court opened this
morning caoeriul fire burned brightly
In 'he huge cheap stove In the court
room. Tho inclemency OF the weather
caused more than the usual crowd Of
curiosity seekers to look for shelter in
Tho city hall. II was thirty minutes
alter the regulation time when the
transaction OF business was COM
menced. Whom the judicial mill was
put In operation the following cases
were promptly disposed Of:
HE DIDN'T connA BACK.
Charles YovngberT, tho wealthy
Nofsenan who WAS taken into custody
yesterday afternoon with consider
able amount OF money In his posses
SION while drunk, enriched the city 10
me amount OF 50, by failing to appear
snd nnswer to tne charge Of in,oxica-
ton.
NO evidence.
frank Taylor, arrested yesterday on
4 charge OF burglary, pleaded not
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TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY.
Missionaries Pass Resolutions OF lie
spect 10 Elder Chipman.-The
Funeral Services.

During Conference the Elders OF the
Church who had travelled as mis-.
sionRries In New Zealand met and
passed resolutions OF sympathy and re-
greet Tor the snd and apparently un-
timely demise OF Elder Otto Lyman
Chapman, who died In that part Of the
world on August 8lst OF this year.
Az has heretofore been announced,
his death was due to a cold contracted
by falling from "a capsized canoe into u
a river. He was III but seven days.
lie was buried at his homein Ameri-
can Fork ON Sunday, October End.
The funeral was largely attended, the
llOrnl tributes many and the words OF
the speakers full OF encouragement
aud consolation to the bereaved.
The speakers were Elder Thomas g..
Stanford, who accompanied the body
home, Elder William NJ. Bromley,
Bishop Halliday, Elder Thomas Bar
rett and Bishop Mccullough, OF Al
pine.
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Narrow Escape Of Frank EoVOanksr q
Kelley Graduate.
xrnuKA WILL INCoRroRArE
TRIAL OF IRVINE.



LiScoLS, Neb., Oct. li.--lSpecial to
the DEsIRE1 NEWS. ! Tue trial Of
w. II. Irvine for killing Montgomery,
May last, at Lincoln, commenced In
the district court yesterday morning
be orc Judge Hall. Most Of the day
was consumed In the matter Of objec.
ton by the defense to q. NJ. Lambert
son assisting In the prosecution, hav-
Ing been engaged by them In May.
Lambortson claimed that no fee had
been paid, but the court refused
10 allow him 10 enter the
case. This is regarded ms n victory for
Irvine, Lamberlson being acquainted
with the line of defense proposed and
very able lawyer. Prosecutor Smell
is assisted by ]. T.. Mccullough, OF
indianapolis. For the defense nre
wheaton, Stearns and Strade, Abbot,
gelllck and Lane aud Biliingsley, OF
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PARIS, oct. 0.-Considcfable ex-
element was caused today among "a
certain class OF speculalou by the clos.
Ing BY The police Of the petite bou rsa
which was held In Central Park hall,
Credit Ly0nuaisc. The prohibition OF
holding the petite bourse was Issued by
the police. AFTER leaving the Credit
Lyonnaise building the coullssiers coll
ltcted on the Opposi,e side OF the boule-
ward. The crowd soon bgcame 80 great
that II WIS impossible i0r aug one TO
pass between the Rlr 10 Pclitiur aud
the Passage de POpeta. Several scuf.
ilcs occurred aud tho police finally
cleared n passage aud closed the gates.
The lumult prevented the Transaction
OF business In tho neishborhood.
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WILL INCORPORATE.
Eureka 10 Put jn tho Robes or NUM-
clpality.

For come time past the citizens Of
Eureka have been considering the
proposition OF incorporating their
town. They have finally decided to
do 30 and have placed fusion ticket
In the field divided between the two
national parties, II is as follows;
Mayor-Hugo Deprezin.
Councilors-M. G.. Sullivan, Pat
Donnelly, Ii. Il. FullFido, q. w.
Clark, ID. McMurphy.
Clerk and recorder-r. w. Blue.
Treasurer-W. Il, ShTiver.
Mnrshal-Gus Henriod.
Assessor anu Collector--Dan Cofey.
Justices OF the poace-John Duggan,
John Martin.
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LAWRENCE, Kan, Oct. lO.-This
evening Fred Bnsseit, student at the
University Law school, living with
his fsthor on the latter's farm near
hero, shot and seriously wounded Il.
Higgins anu Jack Crayorof, both
students Of Kansas University. They
had been lfacticlng football on the
athletic field anu were returning TO
their roOrig through Blssotps farm, on
which they had been warned not to
trcspass. As they passed the house
young Bassett appeared in the door aud
discharged n douhlo.barreiied shotgun
nj the young men without saying a
word. Higgins VIII probably die.
Craycroft may recover.
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rENNysnN,. ruNrnAL.
Amcrica'- Representative ~ the
solemn Occasion.


solemn occasion.
LoSDoN, Oct. l0.--5aturday last II al.
lam IeunysUn sent the following dis
patch 10 Hon. Robert 4. Lincoln,
United States minister to Great Britain,
which, reached him at Liverpool;
win you be n pall.begror Wednesday
at 1880 az Westminster Abbey?
Minister Lincoln replied:
Your telegram reached me Just az
am sailing for America. | regret most
deeply that my departure prevents me
from accepting your kind invitation
and having the honor Of representing
my cyuntrymou on this occasion, 10
utllicting TO all the world, aui not lees
munrnful 10 America than TO England.
Lord Tennyson's family are anxious
10 have AmuriCa represented among
the pall.bearers and today asked Mr..
Henry White, secretary OF tho Ameti.
can legation, 10 act In place Of Lin-
coin. White signliled bis acceptance
Of the invitation. All the members OF
tho 1ennyson family assembled today
and took their last look at IA lad bt.
fore the colin lid was closed AMI
screwed down. Lady Iennyson wns
tho Inst to leave the room ami alone IN
thcsRcredness OF her sorrow shv babe
nunl gdluu.
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WASHINGTON, ID. O., oct. TO-
Minister lignn had an hour's confer.
once with President Harrison this
morning. The President expressed
deep qualifications at the fair aud
honora6o settlement Of the recent
difference between the two countries.
Egan delivered personal message
from the President Of Chile to the Presi.
dent OF the United States, Joy
and satisfaction at the equitable adjust.
mant OF the matters recently IN con.
troveTsy. The Gains treaty negotiated
by Egan is ominently satisfactory to
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LuuisvnLE, ~, oct. l0.-At
White Pine In Garter County, at u
dance IN progress at tho fcaideHcu OF
the Widow Cox, two dm uhon strangers
came Ia aud tried 10 break %
the dance. Floor managers Charlie
Wilmoth AID Harry Collins tiled To
eject them rom the house. The
Strangers drew revoivers and firei,
killing Wilmoih and Collins, aud pam.
fully wounuing win Henson. The
murjerrrs ihon mounted their hortcs
and escaped.
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Rumor- About Carrlyr. resisnnuop.

BTnLlN, Oct. i0.--rhe Hanover
Courier says II has learned from wba.
Il deems good source that owing 10 the
difference Of 1plninn between Chan.
cUilor Won CAprivi and the PFutsian
Minister, especially Gutenberg, In te.
yard 10 tho military bill, 10th the
Chancellor and Count Euleuberg have
resigned Their offices. Tho statement
has NOS however, been confirmed, aud
II IL believed the facts are exaggerated.
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Departing Missionaries.

Elders II. 81. Rawlins, Jr., Of Lewis.
ton, Cache county, who recently re.
turned from the territory bringing
home with him Elder f. +. Merrill, Of
Fillmore, who was III at the time, aud
Elders John A. Lowe, Of Franklin,
Idaho, Joseph IL. Lowe, OF the same
place and Joseph Hyrum Holmes, Of
Montpelier, Idaho, all leave this city
over the Rio Grsnde Western Mt 0;95
tonight ON missions TO the Indian
Territory.
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Trustees Elected for the Comsioek
Imnnni Annnnmr.

NEW Yoml, Oct. lO.-A meeting OF
the stJckholdurs Of the Comrtock Tuu-
utl company for tho election OF tfus.
tees was held this nnosuoou Previous
u the election thutc was AN acrimonl-
Gus discussion over The question OF *.
prntes. During the past year Si2,O
was disbursol tor miscellaneous rX-
penel outside Of Eunvtr. Gonlon
Mcdonald, one Of the stockholders,
called fr IN itemizol list ~ the ex-
pcn-cs, nud a long and lively debate
followed. IL ended with tho adoption
NJ n tcraluliuu providing that g. future
oil oxpcns.s shall bee itrmil.d. The
GLOWING were elected trpsters; Elisha
Dyer, Jr., sdwHri G. hoatdmnu, otto
Lowengatd, Eugene seligman, Edward
u. Surge, Herman Slrv,sUerg aud
Theodore Sutlo. Robert Hobart Smith
aud George -. Hilliari were elected
Inspectors Of election.
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rho Episcopais change tho Marriage
Service.

BALIINoRE, O,t.lO.-'rhe Episcopal
general convention resumed Us SESSIONS
this morning. After devotional c1or.
cises and memorials Tor deceased mein-
hers, the revision OF the prayer hook
was resumed. The following was IN.
serted In tne marriage service between
tho words "which' and $50 command
ed;""ls an honorable estate instituted
by God Ia time 81 mRu's lnn0erncy,
signliyiug u nio ua the myuticnl union
thnt Is between Christ and HIS Church,
which holy ,staio Chtift ordained aud
heautiiled With His pftfeuou ard the
drst miracle that he wrought In Cana
Of Galuoe.n
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the administration aud will be- prompt.
~ subnitlei 10 tue Senate for action.
IL covers period OF ioriy years aud
includes claims arising from the
revolutions IN Chile aud the wars be,
tween that country, Peru aud Bolivia.
II has already been ratified by the
Chilean Congress.
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DUBLIN, Oct. lO.-A lm0st every per-
sou yesterday displayed a mourning
badge or emblem, generally Ivy, in
memory OF Parueli. Many Irish
mrmbefo Of the House OF Commons
and other admirers Of Parnell marched
the whole distance 10 the tomb. The
procession occupied one hour passing o
given point. There were no decora.
lions In the city, but the attitude OF the
populace was sympathetic, The Rp.
peamnce OF the teniau stephens Ut
the grave elected bursts Of applause.
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Cry or MEXICO, Oct. l0.-Juan n.
Contreras, the celebrated weather and
seismic prophet Of Guiana JuaIa, Gro.
nted much excitement throughout
southern Mexico by predicting a series
OF the most serious earthquakes ever
experienced in this country. The ilf.t
shock & scheduled for tomorrow night.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. lO-Iho Ropuh.
lican electoral ticket OF Georgia is not
10 be fufed with that OF the Penple's
party. Inis was decided at u called
meeting OF the selected candidate.
The question was put TO them whethtr
half Oi their number woull not give
way 20 the came number OF tho PEG.
ple's party nominees. This was r.
fused emphatlCally.
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WAsHISGroS, oct. l0.-rhe gov
eminent crop report issued this alter
noon makes the state yields per acre
from o 70 - bushels, averaging 49,.
New YORK, l4S; Pennsylvania, lI.9;
Texas, 1913; Ohio, 1872; Michigan, l4.7;
lndiani, II; Illinois, lI.7; Wisconsin,
ll5; Minnesota, III; iowa, lis; Mis-.
souri, I'll; Kansas, IL; Nebraska, 1855;
South Dakota, 1875; North Dakota,
1873; Washington, 1874; Oregon, 1871,
and California, 1878. The general
condition Of corn is 79.S, an improve.
ment OF two poiuts since Inst month.
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,onr MlnI.lor 90 Turkey Ke.lgn..

WAsIuNGTOS, DC, Oct. lO,--Soio-
mon Hir-eh, WHO has represented this
country as miuhter at COnslantinOplo
since the spring OF 1859, has resigned.
HehBnded his resignation 10 Secretary
John W. Foster today, who accepted
It with reluctance.
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Failures on Account Of the Carnegie
strike.

PirTBuRu, Oct. l0.--Tho Hebrews
OF this city have been In the habit OF
selling goods TO Pack peddlers on credit
ans they in turn sold to the Home
stead mill workors on credit. Tho
Carnegie Atfihe has made the men un-
able 10 puy, aud the peddlers are unable
to pay their creditors. The result has
been the failure Of half dozen Of tho
latter within "a week, with the aggro-
gated liabilities OF over 100000,
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PORTLAND, Maine, Oct. TO- Rov.
DR.. Israel 4. Warren Is dead, aged rs.
lie was for eleven years secretary OF
the Americ an Tract Society.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct l0.-The Iowa
Iron Works this morning received
official notice that the contract for
building the United States war vessel
William WINDOW hat been awarded
them at their bid OF S0S,60O. This ia
the same firm that Is building torpedo
boat No. 2.
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WAsniNGlOS, ID. g.. Oct. l0.-Mrs.
Harrison did not rrst w. well as usual
last night, but Mt o this morning she
was sleeping comfortably.
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LIsr or cn,uEs
Two Unforiunn,c- HncEod to Pieces
with nn AZ,


MOBILE, Ala, Oct l0.-A horrible
tragedy occurred at the plantation VI
Richard l.. Johnson,in Monroe county,
F.iday night, which was not heard o.
here uuti today. johnson and hiB
eighteen.year.old daughter were hack.
ed to pieces with Au nx, and then ere.
mated. A gang Of desperate negroeB
are sIpposed TO have committed the
horrible crime. Sevon nUgfUes have
been arrested and the people OF the
neighb0rhOoG are srarchiug toe coun-
try round about for more who are
thought TO have taken part In the affair.
hwiNDLING CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. lO.-M.
J. O'liTien, formerly one u the most
prominent citizens OF Chattanooga,
who h under Indictment for the em-
bezIlcment Of $4,000 from the Order
OF Catholic Knights Of America nigh.
teen months ago, was arrested In PHIL
aaelphia this morning.
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guilty. At the suggestion Of Assistant
County Attorney Eiohi OF, the deienc.
ant was allowed 10 90 on his own rec.
ognizance. IL Is understood that there
was no evidence against him therefore
MIR. Eichnor'e failure TO prosecute.
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CISoINsAII, o., oct. l0.-C. c.
DOolittle, living In Columbia, was
going me this evening, aud when
within fifty feet OF his own doorstep
was shot and mortally wounded by All
unknown mau. D)olittle suspects
cOlored boy whom he had atIested Tor
burglary.