The state capital., 1892-10-15
AN official ,f The WelIs-I'aryo Es

AN official of the Wells-Earyo En-
press Go. arrived at Coffeyville. Kas..
on the 9th, to make arrangements te
pay the reward for the killing Of the
Daltons. lie says the company will be
glad to pay the families of the men
killed in the raid sum Of money sutfi-
GENTLY large to show its appreciation
of their bravery, though there was no
reward outstanding at the time of the
battle
THE Denver fCol.) Clearing ffouse ass
sociation has forwarded to the mayor
of Coffeyville. Kas., The snifl of $3.50, I'd
be distributed among the families of
the men who were killed in the fight
there with the Dalton gang.
JAMES NJ. RYAN, the Galcna Ill.)
pork packer, well known in produce
exchange circles throughout the coun-
try, died on street car at Dubuque,
Ia, from heart disease, on the 9th. He
was pioneer of Galena, and leaves six
children, his wife being dead.
THE Columbian loan art exhibition
in the National academy Of design at
| New York was opened at 0 a. m. on
the 10th, and despite the early hour
| the building was filled with an inn
m ense crowd which had been in wait
ing TO view the fine collection Of pics
tures.
JOSEPH f. ToLLIvEE, aged p years,
az electrician in the employ of the In
dianapolis lind.l Electric Co., was
killed, on the 10th, by taking ho Id of
| t.Iiva'' electric lirht wire
THE launching of cruiser No Z, which
will be known as the Cincinnati" /"
| will take place from the Brooklyn naty
yard on November at 10 O'clock:
ALL of the members of the cabinet
| will attend the dedication of the
| Worlds fair buildings in Chicago on the
21st. Their wives will accompany
them and several will also take other
members of their families.
THE press of Boston and Fall River,
Mass, are seriously complicating the
case of Lizzie Borden by premature
publication of lines of evidence relied
upon by the state to convict If half of
the allegations against the defendant
are true she must have been as two
faced as DR.. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde.
The contest for the position of pro-
fcssor of modern languages at the West
Point military academy, a position
which carries with it a salary of about
| $4,000 per annum and the rank OF
colonel, has ended in favor of Capt. E.
E. Wood, of the Eighth cavalry, the
present assistant professor of Spanish
at the academy.
M. J. O'BRIEN, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
fugitive from justice, who defaulted
as supreme treasurer of the Catholic
| Knights of America about year ago,
was arrested, on the 10th, in Philadel.
phia, and taken back to Chattanooga
without delay
EMPEROR WILLIAM arrived at the
| Hetzendorff station, near the Shon-
| brnnn palace, on the 11th and was re-
ceivcd by Emperor Franz Joseph, the
cabinet and the military officials of the
court. After the emperors had en-
braced and kissed they proceeded to
the Shonbrunn summer palace.
DR.. SAMUEL LEWIS BARR, of South
Dakota, died suddenly in Washington
on the 10th. Deceased was about So
years of age, mason of high degree
and prominent member of the G. A. r.
The steamers of the French line tc
New YORK will resume sailing to and
| from Havre on the 22d. Their port OF
IA IL tyre and arrival during the chol'
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The knights of Columbus OF Conncc
ticut celebrated the quadrennial ami
versary Of the discovery of Anne rica al
New Haven on the 18th.
XAvIER MARINER French traveller
and literatus, died in Paris on the 10th
He was born in Pantarlier, June "a
1909 LA
THE United Stat enue-cuttel
Richard Rush returned to San Fran
cisco from Behring sea on the 18th.
Mrs. HARRISON continues to grow
weaker as disease exhausts her vitality
JAY-EYE-SEE, driven by Mayor Case
at Racine, on the 18th, in an attempt
to beat 2:10, made the mile in 200, the
fastest ever trotted or paced on Wis
consin track.
Louis KossUTH, the Hungarian pa
triot who has been living in Italy fol
some years, is reported to be in ar
alarming state of debility. He is 9(
years of age.