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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

A bin has been introduced in the
United States senate authorizing the
establishment of free-deliyery services
in-eities Of 1000 -populationf or ut post
offices which produced gross revenue
of $1,000 during the preceding year II
it becomes law 1t will affect the fol.
lowing Missouri towns: Boonyille,
BroolSheld, Butler, Cameron, Carroll.
ton, Clinton, Columbia. Fulton, Indie.
pendenee, KirSsville, Lamar, Lexing.
ton, Macon City, Mexico, Rich Hill,
Trenton, Warrensburg, Webb City,
Marshall, Naryvillc,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

Edward A. Drexler was murdered in
been beaten out with bar Of iron
irwo colored hootblaelss employed in hiss
store are under arrest ON suspicion;
against one Of whom strong circum-
stantial case is made.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

i. u. Ely. financial agent of the Will
liam Jewell cnllege at Liberty, has
raised the last dollar lay subscription pf
the $50, 600 endowment fund pledged by
the Baptists Of the state, To this sum
win be added $4,000 of the John d.
Rockefeller fund for the endowment of
Baptist institutions Of learning in the
4lsaet
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

HfItHyos
Walter.Blackburne Harte in the New Eng
land Magazine, ,-----------.--.----
The secret of James Whitcomb
Riley's charm is that he is, as Sam
Walter Foss, himself apoet, has apt
ly put it, "a student of hearts, saw
ant of sentiment, and his hooks are
living men, He is not a great poet,
but he strikes responsive chord in
the hearts Of the simple; they read
With delight and say, "Here is one OF
Yourselves !" and SO DANES Whitcomb
Riley, possessing this power of SIM
plicity, Is a true poet OF the people !;
and, too, he reveals in his work areal
knowledge Of and sympathy with
nature. His poems of the woods and
the fields are not those Of q drawing
room poet in the country for an ex
cursiou They are those of careful
observer, of a true countryman, and
a poet who feels the shadows and
sounds Of dawn, and mondays, sun,
set and night,
Mr.. Riley is exceedingly felicitous
in his phrasing. His poems stick like
burr in the memory. One reads
the works of greater poets and for
gets their lines, but the simple, home.
ly verses Of james Whitcomb Riley
come back to dne again and again,
with the refreshing quiet of child
hood memories and the patchy pict-
ures of long, dreamy days in the
woods and fields, lived long ago,
when one chafed at their silence,
ignorant Of -the-impFisoning noise of
the city.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
Portland, Oregon.

Without change via the Missouri Pacific
and Onion Pacific railways in Pullman
Tourist Sleeping cars leaving ST. Louis
daily at S;2O p. IN. Only S3.75 for double
birth, st. Louis to Portland.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

Two cousins, Floyd Nichols, aged
II, and Charles underwood, aged Is,
were playing with firearms In Kan
sas City suburb, when the latter dis
charged an old pistol, instantly killing
Eicholls
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

The reclining chair car and Pullman
sleeper heretofore running on train No.
3 (l2:20 a. M to Ft. Scott, via Sedalia
and Missouri, Kansas and Texas, have
.-been- transferred --te=-the- -Pleasant-IiH
route and will run daily via Pleasant
Hill and Rich Hill, making quick time
for all points In the west and southwest,
-JEo, GHUReH, Agent.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

Maurice J, Jacobs, ~ prominent capt
talist Of Jackson county, is dead.
For years he was prominently connected with
financial institutions of Independence and
Kansas City. lie was by marriage brother
h- law to Secretary of War Stephen b. Elkins
hevernl weeks siaco Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs left
for California IN search Of health naatl, osn,s
from hemorfhaau VI the lungs Tho remains
yill DO returned from the west and Inferred at
Independence
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

The grand army posts of st. Louis
making RetiEe-- preparations for
memorial day exercises ON May 30. The
arrangement of the programme has
been placed in the hands OF a general
committee, consisting Of members from
all the posts. Every post will take part.
and the exercises promise to be the
most elaborate and impressive yet held
by the grand army on that day.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

Rev. d. T. Bancom was arrested at
Springfield the other day on the charge
of forging note for $3.50, and in default
Of bail was committed TO jail TO await
trial
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
81. I.ouls AufumnnI Festlvliles,

The general executive committee Of
the st. Louis Autumnal Festivities as
sociation reports that everything looks
bright for the festivities next fall.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

Attorney-Generil Wood recently Wis
tied fancy county to assist in the prose
cution of alleged members of the mob
who killed Deputy sheriff Williams.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

The state weather bureau reports all
farming conditions two weeks behind.
This applies 10 all sections of the state.
Farmers are pushing their work.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

The long fight over the chief OF the
St. Louis fire department between
Mayor Noonan and the council pcom.
bine' has resulted In the nomination
by the mayor Of John Lindsay, who
has been chief for several years, and
his prompt confirmation by the coun.
Gil. Mr.. Lindsay's retention as chief
was demanded by the council .!com.
bine,' the citizens generally and the
insurance ootnnnuiae
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

On train No. 3, passing Jefferson City
at 1880 a. m. daily, through sleeper is
now run to Joplin direct, arriving there
at l0:l5 a. m. leaving Joplin at 5;i5 p.
m. and arriving Jefferson City at 3 a.
m. Our citizens who visit the mining
regions of the southwest will find the
arrangement a great convenience.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

The superior merit Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral as an anodyne expectorant
is due to a skilful combination Of tae
most powerful ingredients. Nothing
like it has ever been attempted in
pha- .n'cy, and its success in the cure
Of pulmonary complaints is unparal-
tled.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
bishop ruttlo's SILVER Anniversary.

Bishop Tuttle'r Silver Anniversary.
Rt. Rev, Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, $. T.
D., bishop Of the Episcopal diocese Of
Missouri, celebrated the twenty-ffth
anniversary of his conservation TO the
episcopate on April 80.
Bishop Tuttlo Is tho third bishop of Missouri.
He. was born In Windham, N. Y, January 20,
1857; graduated at Columbia college, New York,
1851, and the General Theological seminary,
New York, 1867; was ordered deacon June ~,
1862, and ordained priest July 10, 1863. While in
deacon's orders he became assistant minister In
Morris, N. Y, and upon the death OF the rector
became rector Of tho parish. where he remained
until his elevation to the episcopate In 1867 In
1868 he was elected bishop of Missouri, but de-
clined. On the death Of Bishop Rotertson, In
1885, he was again elected bishop Of Missouri.
and in September Of the same year was trans.
lated to this dinceae. =.
UrNudyufy sstfssissss-sslss' ss--s '
The April session % the (irurneseps,.
~ grand jury returned iifty-one intlict-
ments for felonies.
Among the defendants who viii be required
TO answer charges found against them liy this
grand jury are the following prominent clti-
zens Of spfiNtfleld, some Of whom have more
than loeal reputationi Col John -o'Day,
formerly. general solicitor and vice president
Of the st. Louis 4 San Frnncisco Railroad Co.,
? 81 "a N " q a7lnys fah IN
G O'Day, ~ representative Of Greene county,
charged with assault and battery and carrying
concealed weapons; Geo W. Custer obtaintSs
money under false pretenses; Col. II. F Fell
lows, proprietor Of the Springfield Wagon Co.
nnd eHmayor of tho city larceny Of deed I;
Judge NJ. u, Hphhard Il the Twenty first
fudi,ial circutt assrtiitinv vrfft IN t,ui1,Uelis
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
DROP YOUR BUCKET WHERE you
ARE

ooh, ship ahoy r. rang out the cry;
"oh, give MS water or we die - 'it
A voice came o'er the waters far,
"Just drop your bucket where you are7
And then they dipped and d'drank their i'll
ofwater fresh from mead and hill ..1.
And then they knew they sailed upon
The broad mouth Of the Amazon.
Ger tossing waters we sail and cry,
"oh giveus water or we die p
On high, relentless waves we roll
Through arid climates for the soul
Meath pitiless skies we pant for breath
smit with the thirst that drags to death,
Aud fail, while faint for fountains Car,
10 drop our buckets where We ares
Oh. skin AIlay. l'r.s. .sssssz - tst.ss.,
The broad mouth Of the Amazon,
Whose mighty current flows and sings
OF mountain streams and inland springs
or night-kissed mornings dewy balm,
OF heayen-drQpt evenings twilight calm,
5 or natures peace in earth or star
Just drop your bucket where you are,
Z isf's - Etf, ss.srt.l.a.leesl y -
soalshot for. eIeslrar fpgits.efars, , sss,..,.
lust drnp your huckct where YOU are -
And while tie ship right onwardleaps
Uplift It from exhaustless deeps :,
Parch not your life with dry despair,
The stream of hope flows everywhere,
So, under every sky and stap
just drop your bucket where you are.
s.. w. Fbss,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
JAMES KHiTc0MB RILEY.

Consideration Of the Poet and His
Writings.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
OBITUARY..
THE REV. SAMUEL BUEL

The Rev samuel Bucl 5 T. D.. emeritus professor
II systematic DIVINITY and dogmauc Weoios' N tAe
General Theological seminary. died at his home. 40.
3ll West EigItecnih,t. yesterday evening HF
Iuul Was bOin az Troy on June II, l'lj, his fall'i
being the late judge David Bucl. lie was graduated
with the degree OF Master OF Arts from Williams COLLEGE
IA 1850 Among his classmates was Martin l. Town
send Of Troy. Who is now living lie received the
degree Of Doctor ul Divinity from Columbia college ii
IaC2, and from the General Theological seminary In
1885. lie was assistant IN -. Peters Church. Albany
IN 1857. rector Of Trinity Church. Marshall Mich from
81 70 1882 and afterward was rector Of ST. James }
Church. schuy!!dn Haven, Pnn., and missionary at
Mluersvile and L,cwellyn Penn, from ls4o to ls4l
was rector Of Emanuel Parish, Cumberland Nd, from
l-4i to l-47, ana Of Christ Church, Pousakeepsie
Y. Y, from 1917 TO lscG.
Dr. Buel was professor Of ecclesiastical history and
divinity at sca5ury Hail. FarlLault, MINI. 1867 u
1871 and professor Il systematic divinity and doemauc
theology In the General Theological Seminary in this
cts from ISL to less when he resigned on account Of
aiune health. lie vas author Of The Apostolic sys
iem Of the Church Nofcnd,A,7 an answer to Arch
hlsaop Wmtecy's var op the Apostolic Succession.
he also the au' or o. treatise on the EIcharsii
Presence Sacrifice ana Adoratlon.T published in 1874
and his lectures 40 tl, General Seminary have been
published under III, tltle Of Treatise Of Dosma'c
Theology" Pro.c.sos Eucl was long regarded rs one
of tAc most learned thcoogans OF the Episcopal Church
soon after being graduated from the Episcopal Theo
logical Seminary NJ Alexandria,, Va. he married Miss
Jane Eliza Wilmer. daughter OF tic Rev. Dr.. Wilmer,
WHO was president of William and Mary College, end "A
sister Of Bishop Richard IL. wilmer Of Alabama.
HIS widow and one son, Samuel Buc. ir, civil
engineer, survive HIM Ills oldest the late Colonel
David II. Ruel. served through the on the staff
OF General McPherson ana after the close Of the war
and while in command Of Leavcnworth Arsenal he was
murdered by a dcscrtcr Two brothers arc ccrsymcn
in tie Episcopal church, the Rev. DR.. d. Hlhousc
Buell. OF NoTth Carolina, and the Rev. Crence Bu. o.
Cumberland, MI; one brother Is lawyer. Of this city
OIvsr f. Iuel and sister Is Mrs Henry c. Lockwood.
of Troy. y. Y -iiud-la. David II. Bucl, Is a
scholastic IN tho Society OF Jesus and Instructor I'm r.
Fands Xavler's College IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
THE CASE or DIR. MGLYNN
END OF TIE EAST SIDE BRANCH OF THE ANTI
POVERTY SoCIETY-ITs WORK OVER.

END OF THE EAST SIDE BRANCH OF THE ANTI.
POVERTY soCIETY-ITs WORK OVER
The dissatisfaction caused by the way IN which
the case Of Dr N-Glynn was settled by Mgr.
Satolli has now ceased 10 be publicly
expressed. 10 matter what the supporters of
Archbishop Corricau may thnl; about tho de-
cison, t,cy will no longer discuss it. because il
IS now generally understood that g is the wish
Of tie Archbishop that the decision shall not
bc discussed by his friends In ecclesiastical
circles the general opinion is that there has al
ready been too mach talk about tho matter on
both sides. There D., hardly any possibility oi
tho Catholic Clgb cc';ing up any protest TO III"
Pope agains, Mr. Satolrs decision The
conservative member, seem TO havo carried tic
lav. The friends OF Dr. McGlynn, too, have
little to say Dr. Carey says that there has
heen enough said and that any moro talk Is
unnecessary.
Tho Tas, Side branch Of the Anti-Povcrty So
cietv mot last eycniu~ in rs hall in East twenty
rourth-s,. aud cndod is existence John L.
roenv presilcl and NJ " R1rty was secretary
Tho hall vac crowded to ovcriowing Dr. Henry
Corev presented tie following rosou;ions
vferoas ~ the authority Of tho Aros'o, Deega'c' tho
Mos. r.. At,lfiN.p Francis SIoHL acting for rs HOB
nos, d.. Pope -e r-v. Ds Llva-d McG.'nn president o.
The .Povcrv eo' -. y which t.s Is branch ond
former astor o. s.: pheus Curh. ot which mos, o. Us
cro partAiors Ia. boon declared free from efc.'tc'
ensures and thus restored T. his s1cred ministry and
whercas By u, happy event our prayers fof cur be-
loved Ircsilcnt and pr'st hnvo been granted ana our
erorts with ,.cces. and the especial object OF
INF, El., sde branch n the AnPoyeFty Society has
been attained;
p.so.ved That wc should and d thank Our Hcayoni'
rar.- for so e,ett blessing od declare our gTa, 1'
to our Holy Father Pope, and to his most reverend
dccgato Tor tie act rnt wh gracious umclness at
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

"'., 1900 -, p,.o. f., If.
BATES december 29u'' le9-' A"Feo " D'T'' )" '''
9th year. ,,ra.t an,
Funeral from hi late lcSl1enc'' 10 "eS' '-'''N' ~
Moncay January = AZ V'' d. H.
Kindly omlt mower; ;. , ,.,,ur
IncfN"lV at cO'N'h'fl'c VI '''''''' A..
RRoWEg- D. ia'e. osth 1899. az Newark, - j., Mss
Ilila Brlwor dalcter Of the late lhccpnIls BFo"er'
OK NOW City. IA the loon year q hef
Funea! sevees at the res dence Of Wag ~ De-
Jf lushst, Ne"aIH, -NtN''0's''' VI '~'' -
cember 81 s. az 10 80 a; m. m..,
lntcrnent at "reen"ooH 'e"''e,y' 49, -e ,r ,,a
BnELson FrSSayi De,empDer oO' III his ''D' ''N''
nv o""u 1I,uol ~ the Good Shepherd,
Funeral service, ~ " oo V,,Yor,S sunday Ian.
chrlsta lutre,. e.. - - 49, ''' ''
uary /, 1878. at 5 c,,9'h p HI;,o,-,,r ,.or,oon
lnte,Heht AT Troy ~ 80 N.- ''''V ~ ,,..tx
Tegcman, in the 2ist year of his age =, H..
Funeral from the rc-ence N iaeF Iho,as ~, ISf
nan IIehtrcutA.gNe.. corlc l'fhst. NfN-r is'n.,
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
FOR CABLE ROADS UPTOUN.

HE NINTH AVENUE SURFACE ROAD TO DE TX
TTNrED-THE FRANCHISE SOLD.
The franchise for the extension ot the Ninthave.
surface railroad up ColumbuSave. from Sixty fourth
ST. to one hundred and-tcnt St. with branch through
Onehundr,d-and iNth-st. 10 Anstcrdam-ave. % con
meet with thc Tenth ave road. WAS sold at auction
Yesterday by Controller Myers TIE purchaser was
TIC Columbus and Nln.h AveEgr Railroad COMPANY
new corporation Of which Anthony y Grady, OF
Albany. IS pr sldent, and John sngcr IS secretary
and treasurer. Thr price lid was A Of per cent
Of the cross receipts. IN addition tc the percentage
of gross receipts vich the company will he compelled
TO pav to The city under The law Ior cent FOR TIE
first five years and . per cent thereafter. The only
other bid WIS from John d. C'imm!ns, representing
fhe Houston West street and pavona Railroad Com
panv. of Is Of per cont. The new company is
rrll'v the Houston. West street ana Pavona '3n
prng. under another n9mc and j. a part ~ blr
whitney Crimmins syndicate. President Brady Is
largely inter. ~ici I'm Albany and Troy trolley roads.
Work ,n the extension VIII begin early IN mo
.nrlnr li i, 10 Pc cable road and viii conncf
with the broadway line through llrytliidsi The
Nutavc line below SiAtv ST. IS also 10 become
CIblc rouc.
A certified check Of 100000 was deposited with
Controlcr Myers SIS q guarantee for IL" completion
and operation Of the road within Two years. Among
tin pnr-ors at tho sale were william q. Whitney.
y. !. O'DouoChu". join j. trNnlN9, "ecrge Law
and John VI. Scrilner
Tho Controller postponed for one week the sale Of
the. franchise for the present LcNirton ave cNen-
Sion nom Fo-' ysoconi 10 Ninety eighth ST.. and 10 the
Ilaflom River This. he nd, was 10 give time to
settle legal complications.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
THE UMBRIA SAFE.
Continued from First Pa gc.

along. Still the wind Increased, until at noon
II had reached its height, and was blowing from
the southwest with force No. IL Force No. Il
is the highest recorded, and force No. ii means
that the bow was a. bowling terror, blowing at
the rate of about eighty miles an hour. ANA
NIt!. the hurricane there came lain I'll II
seemed a- II the ca th would either De diowheu
or blown ont Of IT, orbit Ana IN loet snort
bours this was al changed and the wind was
only blowing a little fresh. and ten, when
ncr captain was taking IA lrre oreFth ~ wa
cut of short by "a gale which lu,e tearing olt
,f the northwest That gale Kept living tlil
December 81, and at Il IN z, .. .aied .acH TO
he southwest and then 70 the sopti ast Ana
~ p. m. it was blowing . l5's" SiliGG i''I "a
'he east at force No. il once mo MIN IL
,ame to rain again. At 10 p. n j. .1s blowing
from the northeast. AT 4 p. 70. " WAS coming
rom the north. still with the fore ot "n eN-
press train, and at noon IT W. io"Ine '.y'n hn
Elise Marie ran out Of the stamping ground OF 'heS
gucer wirdS. and got into decent weather
The steamship Lepanto sailed from Antwerp
on December 5. and steamed right into piG seas
,nd GREAT winds From December l6 70 : gar
sfter nalc came from the south and west; anu
terrific squalls hammered the Steahship il' c1a 1v1
.,cinps hardly suiIced to sen0 Der alcad. oAe
was flooded continually by great waves ana a.
.,nes seemed to be only funnel d1yns 'hIoug"
Oid Gano Hatteras allowed victim 10 esca pe
~ tbn sbane Of the brig Ellie Carter She got
NV rho stormy place somehow, but good W
,3Ic met her OF Baregat, and =" th 'laN1 w Nv
unfortunate BRIG tackled TO and 1ro, ana i'It ~ ~
and did other nautlfal thlH-S' IL ''-'' '
The % s,camor |l Scmiroo, Captain Robinson from
T,rl,son,ille and Charleston, which arilIcd I&c,c &
Thursday, reports that at ~ a. H. G shin she
..,, a coal steamer running q limo 20 the ap9
,loncd schooner Thomas Booz, from Nts.Ilt ~, " -
nine wood, and was apparently apouu ~ ~ .Lo
toa, bnr into port She also repOrts that on tIle
,o- nrocndinr TO the southwark Of llatteras she
noe.o5 largo 6nantitics Of yellow pine lumber
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
ro ,cr rog TIE BENEFIT OF BABES.

Monber. 0, ~, Amateur Comedy Club Will play The
.'p,rvenu" az BerSoicy Iyceum On wednesday evening
o- . teneet OF the Tabe-' shelter The price OF ckot
i. :, and tl,v NAV he obtained from Ms. Louis I!H
ce,,d Va c53 Io>iu.t.n.ayc Ms. II. L. Roosevelt
"a 90 To.t Tirty-,ourth -. Tho pitronTses are Mrs
l. Alexander Mr.. Maitland Armstrong, Ms George T.
rale- Mrs T. T.. Benedict the Misses Bouyier Mrs }
povn,on Mrs George BramwelI. Ms ). \. Reine't
,rr, samuel Eor owe. Mr.. !. D. Darnafi. Mrs W. g.
Eoo,h Mrs. Peter r.. poriov. Mrs '" j. Carr. Mrs. H.
y conn Mrs Goorc" W. Cfossnan. Mrs. Y. c. Clarke
Mrs NcGrane Cox. M. b. =. O'Connor Mrs. Howlani
Davis Mrs. :. Brah Dod Mrs. I. T. bought"
v-t Johnathan edwards Mrs. Bernard VI. Ewing
~, Alfr,d T'v Ms W Is. Bon6 Emerson,
Mr.. Louis F.t,gcrall Ms. r. W. Folsom. Mrs. II II
ro-b,s Mrs IT, warl 'orl Nrs J. NJ Furman. Mrs
william H. Hanhsry Nr, william =. Gardner. Mrs. l. G.
u.iqlt Mrs. gr.,r.n ,Gsmineway Mrs. J. =. llif
o,o. on Mrs. J. j.. HcfnbioNcr. Mrs. p. Cooper
Hewitt, Mrs. A. ~ UrG,uran. Mrs. william T. limos
Mr.. u.ufv Janr Mle. Alfred Mason Jones, Mrs.
Waiter Jennings. M william Hcnr, Reyes. Miss krrb'
ur, Francis Ko-iav Mrs. H. r. Tadlaw. Mrs. 4 L.
T1crt. Mrs J. +. Low. Mira. \. y. IHc6s. Mi-s VI
70 Major Mrs william q McDona Mrs Thom1s Matt
and Mrs william p. Moll'n. sra. !. p Mfeln'
M... " F,nowos Morgan Nr7. Peuo Mall, MIS- Henry
T. A. PACKER. Ne. . D.. Pratt Nrs. !. r. Platt NJ 3.
J. r. Quincy Mr.. W.. e.. Rad Mrs. II. l.. Roosevelt
.f-. J. T. Eiaor 80. derrick Eoos'yct Ms. T. j.
Roosevelt. IT, Mi g. ". Ea.t-. Ms c. 7. salisbury
,fr. 4 g. Np.l,,. ST.. ~ W Shipp,n Mrs. Alexis
Sien ',rs Kolcf- rtag Mrs. l.. ". sdtterlce Ms
t. l. Stevens Jr. Nj. ! kennedy Tod, Ms. Oliver
.innsr rcau Mr. E,u-av 1urbuI. Is. william
worfoyiu. WcIin~ N... Pc.ly Williams Mrs j.
vhc.l,re White. Ns Juaa d. Archbod. Mrs. WaN
Wa,son IT, Mr, G. n. Ni.des, Nh }. c. W's'ei'e.t .,
Mis, l.. NJ wood ,nl Mn, Thomas >. Young, J..
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
wHoLESALE ARREST or C4R TKIKVES.
DISCOVERY or SYSTEMATIC RogsEHIEs or
ROADS CrNTERIXG y E7IE.

DISCOVERY or SYSTEMATIC EogsEHIEs or
ROADS crNTEEINC y EaIE.
E-.e Penn, Dec Go-7he operations Of the local
police. working with the Chicago ami Is'e shore
aycuclos have t,c thieves n This city f. a stat. Of
terror. Mfo.mat1'5 have Dern made ag lnst over
ilO persons. aUf tl- officers arc mailing arrests ever
hour By d.. close of ,hs afternoon twenty alleged
c.r robbers Lad been arrested and many ~h) wrr"
wanted have fed from 'ie Gty. Ihcso ar. toll'"
tuc discovery OF gigantic scheme Of railroad roo
berry. The Lake shore and Michigan sou'ten Com
rany has not been tAc only sufferer The Nirtel
rla,c and u.c Philadelphia and Lake Ede companio-
have lccn robbed TO extent that Is onlT Just be-
Ginning - Dc known.
. on ro two nrcs first named tic thieves op r'"i
H. III, way. Ta.r laaa of operations was In t.lo
civ. Ecg,,llr dc.ar, of the uieyei would 60 'n-t
from Ci, cry o. !Wdra or West!d, y. J. Tie
rllv outfit they ne dod was few tool, u ta" best
e,.ia~, anl material fr forcing tic car locks and %
rome ladder made 90 facn % the running boar! on top
OF tac car and swing ovce 90 iAo -ir". so tA.
an opeutor corh ro down on IL and manipulate the
car Msfourgs. Air tie seals were lm"n ana an
entrance effected tie robbers would stay ia the car
long ENOUGH 10 such goods as thry wanted, AMI
these were never thrown on until some onc Of several
po.a,s b.t east o. E!c lad beer reached
The ccnbG,pt.3 in the Interval wo'll take care of
the b.py thrown oR Tie passing train IT, s'rI Of
sy.tcmatc r,Lhery las b.cn going On for w'eis. B'
fore the search las fairly begun the officers have found
So 900 worth of stolen goods. on tc lake slIic line
alone between Dunlr! and Erie the losses were more
nan $4,000 during .lc month Of December. sio.fi
goods being luI Ia every quarter OF The town and
ID, stburla. Search warrants have tie oacois Into
ho,eholds wlosD head. have been anI ar, sill a!e'"
.u,ll-i.n. but vilI aIs. aid ~ some case ect1
d.urh,r, are walt,d l.r guilty hn '1.c'ge 81 these
transaction, Del Daring TIE baseball pay :, VINO
lss made ,uoA q rveDid ~ cattic1 LA4 C.ia;l
Blsrbauer. EQUALLY cilLao@n "sH p'Ater hn'