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Evening journal., 1892-09-30
I.inrn,s secnnl Trinl.

CAMDEN. NJ. sept. 30-Notice that the
state would move the second trial of Fran
els Lingo for the murder of Mrs. Annie
Miller was served on eN-Judge Wescott
the negro's counsel. The state, il is said,
has evidence to strengthen its circumstan-
tial chain Of Iingos guilt
Evening journal., 1892-09-30

night and all of next week. This even
ing the Wesley Zouaves of Wesley NJ z
church will give an exhibition drill This
win be a drawing card. as this company
of boys contains favorites with Whining
ton audiences The A. 0. u. w. aud
the Mogullions win visit the rink on
October g.
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General BrubaI1cr Shot.

FARGO, " D., Sept 30 General Bru-
baker, leader of the insurrectionists in
British Honduras, was captured by the
government forces and shot. His wife and
son are in this CITY.
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A miraculous Cure.

MONTREAL, Sept. 90.-Another miracu-
lous cure is reported from st. Anne de
Beaupre. A man named Daniel O'Brien
went TO the holy shrine perfectly helpless
from rheumatism. While performing his
devotions he stood up, threw away his
crutches and walked away completely
ourad
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Rnrnlv snred Their lives.

NEW YORK, Sept SO-Fire destroyed a
biz woolen house in White street last night.
Loss. 500 900 Twelve girls at work barely
got out safely.
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nnslncss Tronbles nnd nrlnl..

NEWARK, n. j., Sept 30.-Auchael Nc
Gowan threw himself in front Of fast
train, but was rescued by officers. Busi-
ness troubles and drink are said to be the
cause of his act.
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New Yorls's Reapportionment

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-The general term
nflirms the decision of Judge Bartlett in
the special term, which practically holds
that the reapportionment as made by tie
Kings county board Of supervisors, is legal
and constitutional
Evening journal., 1892-09-30
Al IrI.h Arpeal for runds.

LONDON, Sept. 30.-The Irish parliamen-
tary party have sent out an address TO Irish
men abroad The address is signed by
Justin Mccarthy, and it appeals for funds
for the support OF evicted tenants pending
the release of the Paris fund
Evening journal., 1892-09-30
znnnres ma NIoeullions to Visit.

There was merry crowd last night at
the Queer festival, No. %, being held
IN the Wilmington rink by Union chap
ter. Epworth League The art gallery
opened last night and was well patron
lied by the curiosity seekers. The fes
tival has not fairly started yet, and
large crowds are expected tomorrow
Evening journal., 1892-09-30
Murdered at sea.

NEW YORK, sent 30-A cable dispatch
from the United States consul ut Cape
Town says that Captain Buckley, of the
bark William Hales has been murdered at
sea, together with his wife. No particulars
arc given.
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ouacIsenbush Renominated.

Troy, n. Y, Sept. 3O.-John A. Quack-
enbush was unanimously renominated by
the Republicans of Rensselaer, and Column
bia counties as member Of congress
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Ex-Congressman Benton KILLED.

LANCASTER, n. H., Sept 30-Ex-C Con-
gresham Jacob Benton was thrown by
his runaway team and killed. Mr. Benton
was member Of congress from the old
Third district i'm 1868 for two terms. Tie
was seventy-eight years old and had lived
in Lancaster fifty years.
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MOONS PHASES.
Length Of Today.
The weather.

lBy Telegraph 90 the Evening Journall
WAsHINoroN. Sept. 30- Forecast tan %. M.
Saturday For Eastern pcnnsylvania. Della
ware and Marylandi Fair, slightly warmer
winds becoming sOuthurly TO cusicrly.
New York Herald Forecasts An extended
and dcrided 'Warm waycN with maximum
temperature Of ai degrees IND South Dakota
yesterday viii move slowly 20 the eastward
and affect this section slightly tomorrow and
more on sunday. The attending depression
rise to loc ii storms I'm the lake region t0mor-
row nirhf.
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Miners Convicted Of Conspiracy.

SPOKANE, Wash. Sept 30-Four of the
Cmur d'Alene miners who have been ON
trial for conspiracy were convicted and
sentenced TO terms of Imprisonment rang
ing from fifteen months to two years. Ten
miners were acquitted
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mathew Thornton,s nronument.

MERRMAc, n. H., Sept. 30.-The dcdica-
6on of the Mathew Thornton monument
to the memory of Mathew Thornton, one Of
the signers OF the Declaration Of lndepend-
ence, took place here.
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Ives Beat DAILY.

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-Champion Frank
ives the hiiliardist, beat Maurice DAILY in
an exhibition game Of 1G-inch balk line.
200 points. The score was 200 to 100. The
highest run l92l was made by DAILY
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A Newapaper Burned ont.

HARTMAN, Tenn, Sept 3O.-The Times
office, the United States Express company
and the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany were burned out.
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lena Groomes, colored. of west Liberty
street. was arraiened before Magistrate
Sasse this morning charged with disor-
DERBY conduct The complainant was
Maria Collins She pleaded guilty and
was fined so cents and costs.
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Hnrcnnrt.s snrcnsm.

LONDON, Sept So - Lord Randolph
Churchill has joined society of amateur
iebaters in Paddington. and Sir William
IIarcourt suggests that his lordshipi seek
ing TO improve his voice and regain his Lost
lratorcal powers.
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The Word "whiter Retained.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Sept. 3O-The ma
tional council, o. U. A. NJ, adjourned to
meet in Des Moines in 1898. The word
"white" was retained in the constitution.
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A Criminal Record nroI,on.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3O.-Eleyn muir
aerers pleaded to indictments in Che oyer
and terminer court yesterday, an event
without parallel in the criminal history Of
PHILADELPHIA
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nIrs. IInrrlsnn Innnrnred.

WASHINGTON, Sept 3O.-Mrs. Harrison
passed fairly comfortable day, and is re-
ported a trile better than when she left
Loon Lake
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An AI,eeed Murderer HoId.

.SoNERvILLE, Mass, Sept 30 Richard
Powell, the alleged murderer of g. W.
Brown, whose decomposed body was found
n cellar, WINS held tor the grand jury.
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IS,el,ed Ills Child "a Death.

LOUISVILLE. Sept 30.-John Wildinges,
living near paducah, became enlagod De-.
cause he had 60 care Tor his sick wife anJ
baby, and kicked the child TO DEATH
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coIonoI Rico sorlousIv nm.

INDIANAPoLis. Sept. 30.-Colonel James
Il. Rice, capitalist, politician and member
Of the national Democratic committee ON
speakers, is critically i'll at his hotel
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A uavniian r,and for Cbic,ro.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-Advices from
Honolulu state that the government has
decided TO make 10 exhibit at Chicago, but
has appropriated Sl20O0 for sending a
Hawaiian band there.
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Disorderiy Conduct Case Dismissed.

Philauda Johnson. Of Nancy's alley.
was arraigned before Magistrate Sasse
last evening charged with disorderly con
duct, the charge being preferred by
Mary Gross The case was dismissed
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Kellorr for Cnnrreas.

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, Sept. 30.-The Sec
ond district Republican congressional con-
vention unanimously nominated eX-Con-
gresham stephen w. Kellogg.
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Irnns "a - sichie1.

RAYMOND, Cal, Sept 80-News from
Daulton Station states that Evans and SON
Tag, the Coils train robbers, were seen
there Yesterday.
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TweIve pIucIlv passenrers

DENVER, Sept. 3O.-The Spar City stage
was held up by lone highwayman, who
made dozen passengers pass him in single
ile and disgorge.
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eIrnrIl hr \ Trnln.

WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn, Sept 30-M.
Healy, seventy-one years old was struck
by an express train and fatally injured.
Evening journal., 1892-09-30

Tho exchanges of the Philadelphia banks at
the clearing house fVcrr; tiaNrings tn-iavi
Sll .iS}.3if; balances, .'ui',0lS. For the month.
Cloarings, e2Nl hi,3N; balances, S2ufNi, az.
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short IN his Accounts.

HoLLIsroN, Mass. Sept. 30-An expert
Investigation of the accounts Of J. NJ.
Batchelder, town treasurer from 1879 &c
1889, reveals a shortage of 81 SOC
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A nenhlnrk RrnI.on.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 3O-Albert S. Berry
was renominated on the 312d ballot at
Warsaw for congressman from the Sixth
district.
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nIndrId.s Cnlebrnilon.

MADRID. Sept 30.-The king and queen
IF Portugal viii attend the Columbus fetes
n this city, arriving in Madrid Oct %.
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Wesleyan,s New Gymnaslum.

MDDLETowN, Conn, Sept. 3O.-Wesleyan
university has $4,000 subscribed for the
new gymnasium, and work on the building
will be begun at once.
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nInrdnr LII fhn Illrsl nnrrnr.

PORTLAND, Ne. Sept. 30.-Gahrielle de
Rosa, who stabbed and killed his brother,
was found guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree -t.-..-
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CIeavcs' pinrnIitv 1e.t12.

AUGUSTA, Ne, Sept. sO.-The official
vote of Maine gives Cleaves Rep) for gov
Rrnor plurality OF l2,5l2
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THE sASsBALL WORLD.
NArIoNAI LEAarE oANrs.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At New York RH.F
Now York. 30 o 0 o o o o o. C
Philadelphia % o o x-l0 /
King and Boyle, Taylor and Clements.
AT Brooklyn RH.n
Brooklyn. ............O o o o o / IS o
Baltimore. o o o O-f 9
Stein and Kinslow, Cobb and Gunson Called
on account OF darkness
At Boston n II. y.
Boston. o ] o o 8 O 2 lie II IL
Washington . 3 o o 2 o / 0-s 6 9
stivetts and Camel, Meekin and Mcclure.
At Cincinnati r. II, r.
Cincinnati ..l o o o o o o. 4l3 2
Chicago.........e o OIL O. 4 2-lO 10 o
Sullivan and Vaughan, Gumbert and Schri-
YER.
At st. Louis H T.
ST. Louis.......I o o o o / o o. 2
Cleveland......0 o o o 0 90 u /
Brietenstein, Briggs and Buckley; Young
and thinner
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N. Y. Clothing House
Wilmington, Friday, September 30. 1892.
Meetings For This Evening.

Camp Q. p. o.s.ofA.
Excelsior Lodge, *. =.
Fairfax Lodge. I. o. o. #.
Humboldt Castle. X. G.. T.. 84l
Laurel Council. u. H.. of A. a ,,e,I
Delaware Tribe. /. @. r. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, /. o. OF.
50. Georges Castle, *. q. H.. ~
Brandywine Lodge, s. of II. boa
Temple Council, l.. of Il. G.. ,.g.
Wilmington Castle, Is. O.. =.
BrandyWine Castle. Is. O.. T..
John A. Logan Camp $. OF v.
Friendship Conclave, S. w. VI.
Washington Council. O. n. A. NJ.
Journeymen Stone Masons' Association.
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n,hh..l ne mills.

PnILADELP PaIA, Sept 30.-SiX postofice
employees ans ulesrarrest here for robbing
she mails.
Evening journal., 1892-09-30

Strictly one price and il dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1892-09-30

Store will close at 8 o'clock
this evening, and remain
closed until o o'clock Satur-
day evening.
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Clearing House.
phiiadoiphia CIcnring House.

The exchanges Of the Wilmington hanks at
bee clearing house today were: ClcariuEs
liI.'sis.2i; Balances, t3l.2iLsl
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The weather.
TrnnIIe nn I-ihelir stre,t.

The weather promises to be fair and
Ligh,Iy warmer.
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Ifyou want cheap Stoves

Row Is your time 70 buy them at George II.
Hollis, east Fourth street.
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INSTRUCTION..

WANTED. - WILL GIVE PRIVATE
w lessons ia shorthand and type-wrting
90 % limited number. Terms reasonable. Call
street.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

HOTEL IMPERIAL,
On the Beach; MARYLAND AVE, capacity
IN: home comforts with hotel cunvcnienocs
day, slOto SIS per week. G.. w. kENDRICk.
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nnrrr D. rhomns 3 co-

Repair watches and isnsby, 509 Marks
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pERsnNAI.

MARRIED LADIEs.-sEND 10 CENTS
WI for "lnfallibe Safeguard" (nO medicine,
no deceptlon3 just what you want. LADIES'
BALAk. Kansas City. No.
Evening journal., 1892-09-30

Cummings the photographer. as Market
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

A modern dwelling in a nrsi-oloss location.
so3 west Tenth street. Eight rooms and bath.
front porch aud convenicnoos. Can he bought
very cheap within ten days Apply 10
JOHN MULVENA,
ol5 Market street.
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PRorrssroNA1.

PROFESSIONAL.
CTENOGRApHER AND TYPEWRITER,
= JENNIE l.. AlACKEN.
Room 3.3, Equitable Building.
NTILLdAM 4. sMAILEY. ATTORNEY
W at-law, removed 20 Offices 80. 21O, Equi-
able building. 9TH and Market streets
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NIOllDh-IHE DEMOCRATS OF THE
~ Eleventh ward win meet on Friday, Scp-
tomher a'. pt p. mn 90 the southwest corner
of Anchorage and Brown streets. w. IT..
GREEN. Chairman.
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SURPLUS,
's1Ol.s54Oa
R. R. ROBINSON & CO.,

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET SITS.
Stock bought and sold ia the Now York.
Philadelphia and Boston markets ON commits
sion.
Letters of credit given, available IN an parts
of tho world, ana drafts on England. Ireland.
France. iermnnV e"d switzerland issued.
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A RTIsANs' sAvINGs bANK.
NO. zoe MARKET STREET.

= TITTTIT7 0TT7TI7 T7|ITT7T 7TTT
Open daily from O'Clock q. M. until a .. rn.,
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from to
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IosT Am rOrND

4 OSr SEPTEMBER gq. GOLD FOB
- chain, lofkCt and charm, with "Wf on
D.. inder rewarded hy returning to yY. II.
MILLER. 2'i King street.
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NOTICE THERE WILL BE a MEET
~ ing of the Tenth Ward Democratic club,
this ltrldayl evening, September 30. at Wee
cuCoe hall. az 6u'cloCk. Full attendance re-
quested. Business of Importance. JOHN ~.
NHA hN uro.idruf
Evening journal., 1892-09-30


AalusEsfENrs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 3.
MAY H0WARD'S
BIG COMPANY.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Three hights and Saturday Matinee. Com
ment OF The DISTINGUISHED. emotional and
MISS ADA GRAY,
in her great play NEW
EAST LYNNE.0
or, The EIopement.
haE. hSRI EiAe. EliiSARGL Miss Ada Gray.
la which characters she has no living nee.
oot. o, = ana o 1o-WoN-Go-MoHAwk.
Royal Palace Amusement Co.,
King Street, above Eighth,
Has now attraction for Saturday matinee
and evening.
Every lady and child viii be given q pres
eut Tor the small admission of cents. n will
pc day Of pleasure for ladies and children.
HELP WANTED.
A GOOD MAN WANTED AS AGENT,
"A one with push and Intelligence can mako
good pay. CAL Monday ut "a. m. Address
Manager Hartford Life and Annuity Insifr-
nnrr company rooms and EXCHANGE huild-
ing seventh anu Market streets. Wilmington.
WANTED. e SETTLED PROTESTANT
" woman ina famiiy of two Reforoncs
required. lce Washington street.
WANTED "A CHAMBERLAIN. APPLY
W 60 MRS l.. II BUSH. Jh., southwest
,niner Nlay Ton and Beech streets.
yNANTEp "A GOOD SALESMAN FOR
" THIS territory. Good pay 10 the right
party with satisfactory reference. Apply 10
CHAs, y. iOGJE, General Manager, Chatta-
noogn, Tom.
WANTED. A COOK. MUST HAVE
" hp.t reference Apply 1907 Market street.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
GERMAN. GROCERY CLERK SPEAK
groceri store. Address J. j. r. H., this Office.
----------------------a-------
BUSINESS OrrORrUNIrEs.
| WANTED. no BuY a FRUIT AND
vegetable stan, one situated on King
slfeet pieierlcd IT, NJ.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
! PHEASANT iNlNI NoNNN TO RENT,
/ a also lQngrlh taken 90 southwest corner
] Fourth and ieherspn streets.
/ WANTED GENTLEMEN BOARDERs
/ ~ 90 .i8 frenchGood D ari home comforts.
I NNANVED.-BOABnERs. GOOD ACCOM-
mnaauons. No. fh East Fourth street
---,'t---'saar
LOST AND FOUND.
| II OST SEPTEMBER eQ. GOLD FOB
/ - chain, lorkCt and charm, with "Wr on
! D.. inler rewarded hy returning TO W. III.
I MILLER. 2.i King street,
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
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SITUATIONS wANVrD.

~ ERMAN GROCERY CLERK SPEAK
- ing good English. wishes situation in
grocery store. Address J.. j. r. k., this office.
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nUsINHss OrrOHrUNITIEs.

WANTED -TO BUY A FRUT AND
~ Nogeiahle stall, one situated ON King
street preferred II. NJ.
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ASSETS. 1921, 785.4 A
DEPOSITS, Sl0,SSl41
SURPLUS, $104. S54. O3
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nnAnp aNp nnnnIs.

HOARD and ROOMS.
. 'DhkASANT TRONT ROOMS no RENT,
also lQdgrlu taken nt southwest corner
Fourth and Jefferson streets.
\NANTED 3 GENTLEMEN BOARDERS
y at .a hrench.6ood ari.h0me COMFORTS
NCANIED.-BOABDERs. GOOD ACCOM-
inodatiuns. No. fm East Fourth street
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HELP WANTED.

NNANTEn. "A GOOD SALESMAN FOR
W This territory. Good pay 10 The right
lmriy with satisfactory reference. Apply 10
nouER, Tom.
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NOTICEs.

NOR AN AUCTIONEER, OR TO BUY A
II house or Tot or farm, Call nn
w. A. HUkILL.
ali Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
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perato cases can
b. cured if the
right doctor e.
found. A warming
should Doe given to
every person who
has become weak,
nervous on suffer
ers from imper-
feet nutrition. cu-
tarrh. or other de-
hilitating disease,
TO seek help be-
fore they reach
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-01-09
GRAVES GUILTY.

The Denver Jury Finds DR.. Graves Guilty
of the Poisoning OF Mrs Barnaby.
DENVER, COL, Jan. AT 9:45 o'clock
Saturday night the jury in the Graves
poisoning case returned verdict OF
guilty of murder in the first degree.
The audience did not leave the room
when the jury retired, for the expecta-
ton was that an early verdict would
be reached. DIR. Graves. in the charge
of two deputy sheriffs, was taken to
dinner and did not return till 0 o'clock.
At $3.50 Judge Rising. who had left the
room, was sent for aud at $40 called
the court to order. At 9:45 the jury
entered and the forman handed the
clerk the written verdict. The clerk,
after passing it to Judge Rising for in
spection, read aloud: "We, the jury,
find DIR. T. Thatcher Graves guilty Of
murder in the first degree"
DIR. Graves who was sitting behind his
attorney, Judge Furman, gave a violent
start-almost from his chair. Great
drops of sweat dropped from his fore.
head. Then he covered his face with
his hands and was silent
The judge asked Mr. Furman if he
desired the jury polled and he savagely
replied "No," but made a motion for q
new trial.
When DR.. Graves was asked what he
thought OF the verdict he replied by re-
peatedly saying that it was a great
shock and surprise to him.
Judge Rising then ordered two bail
ifs to convey DR.. Graves to the county
Jail. As the men grasped the doctor
by the arm preparatory to removing
him, he started violently and in q
dazed way, said: care you going to
take me to Jail so soon?" The deputies
granted him q short time and he en-.
ployed it by whispering to Judge Fur
man.
At 10 o'clock the bailiffs took DR..
Graves to carriage and he was driven
to the jail, Col Ballou and Judge Fur
man accompanying him. Mrs. DIR.
Graves and the doctors aged mother
were not present in court when the
verdict was rendered, but afterward
went to the Jail to see him. They were
greatly affected.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-01-09
chIonro,. Flrs AIayor nead.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4-Roswel B. Mason.
mayor of Chicago at the time OF the
big Ere, died of congestion of the brain
at midnight He was taken III four
weeks ago. Mr.. Mason was born IN
New Hartford, N. Y, in 1905. He came
% Illinois In 1851 to superintend the
construction of the Illinois Central
railroad and remained. Mr.. Mason ~
the time of the great fire Superintended
some Of the attempts to stop the con
faQration. On his order certain bntla'
lngs were blown up
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-01-09
FATAL FIRES.

Destructive CONFEDERATION ut Nashville
Four Firemon Killed-A California Holo-
caust.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. AT $40
o'clock Saturday afternoon the most
disastrous FIRE that Nashville has ex-
perienced since 1881 broke out In Webb,
Stevenson & Co.'S house furnishing
goods store on College street A strong
wind was blowing from the northwest.
and although the fremen were prompt
ly on hand they could do practically
nothing.
A general alarm was then turned in
and in very short time Nashville's en-
tire FIRE department was on the scene
and desperate efforts were being made
to check what threatened to be con-
fagration Of huge proportions. The
fire quickly communicated to the adj
joining buildings occupied by the Phil
lips & Buttorf Manufacturing Co.,
stoves and house furnishing; A. j.
Warren, furniture (seven stories), and
the Noel block, where the Western
Union telegraph Office is located. Tho
wind was now blowing q gale and
clouds Of sparks were falling like an
April shower. 1t was feared that the
fire would get utterly beyond the con-
troll Of the city fire department and
Louisville and Chattanooga were tele-
graphed for aid.
The members of the colored fire COM
pany were standing across the alley on
three-story building of the Phillips
& Buttorf manufacturing company
when Weekly s. Warren's building
suddenly bulged out in the center and
fell across the alley. The following
firemen, all colored, were caught under
the falling building and instantly
crushed to death: Aaron Cockrell,
Stoker Allen, Harvey Ewing, c. c.
Gowdy, captain OF the company.
ANOTHER HOLOCAUST.
HANFoRD, Cal, Jan. 4-Early yes
terday morning fire broke out Ia q
frame lodging house in which four per-
sons persisted and six others were badly
Injured. The fire originated in the ex-
plosion Of q coal oil stove, the flames
spreading rapidly through the fimsy
structure and quickly igniting tho
Methodist church and adjoining dwell
lings. The inmates Of the two dwell
lings consumed awakened to find es-
cape by the halls cut OF, and many OF
them jumped from the windows re-
ceiving more or less severe injuries.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-01-09
WASHINGTON wHIsPERINos.

Proposed Rule Requiring Appropriation
Committees TO Expedite work - MT.
Dockery's Two Hllls.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-The statement
that leading democrats are DESTROYS OF
bringing the present session TO speedy
adjournment will receive confederation
In the amendment to the rules, which
will be offered by Representative Nc
Creary, Of Kentucky. He believes that
all the appropriation bills ought to he
reported to the house within the next
eighty days. so that they can receive
q speedy consideration and thus insure
an early adjournment.
Gov McCreary's amendment Is made
applicable to all sessions Of congress
and reads as follows: 1T shall be the
duty OF the several committees having
jurisdiction OF the general appropria-
ton bills to report said appropriation
bills 70 the house Except the general
deficiency billy within eighty days after
the committees are announced in
long session Of congress and within
forty days after the commencement OF
short session, and II any committee
fail Ito so report the reasons OF
such failure shall be privileged for
consideration when called for by any
member"
Representative Dockery will intro.
duce, among others, two bills of nation
al interest-one to repeal certain per-
manent appropriation laws and bring
all appropriations, wherever discretion
Is possible. within the annual review
of congress. In explanation OF the bill
and its purpose, Mr.. Dockery
said: "There are about Sl26, 600, 900
described as permanent appro-
priations TO distinguish them
from annual appropriations. Some OF
these permanent appropriations like
the interest on the public debt. are all
right, but there are other so-called per-
mauent appropriations, such as tho an.
nual bounty on sugar and that which
provides for federal supervisors of cleo.
ton under which Davenport Of New
York spent so much money, which 1t
would be we'll for congress to scan each
year under the new lights OF ever
changing conditions"
The second bill is concise effort to
repeal certain Objectionable features
Of the Mckinley law. 1t provides for
free lumber, free salt FREQ binding
Irvine, free barbed wire, free tin plate,
free wool and a reduction of the duty
ON all wooden manufactures TO IS per
cent, being reduction OF moro than
one half of what is provided in the Nc
Kinley law.