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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
MccooK's ATTACK.
Colonel McCook Makes q Fight Against
DIR. Briggs.

Colonel McCook Makes Fight Against
DIR. Briggs.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-The tight today
ut the trial of tho Rev. Charles A.
Briggs, accused of heresy. before the
presbytery of New York. was begun
promptly at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
After some unimportant testimony
Colonel McCook took up the consider
alton of charges presented by the prose-
cutting committee. Col. ]. j. McCook
began with charge first, which states
that DR.. Briggs taught that reason
could save men even when such men
reject the scriptures. "Charge second,"
read Colonel McCook. ''is that DR..
Briggs teaches that the church 10 q
fountain Of divine authority which
may save men apart from the holy
scriptures"
Colonel McCook quoted the inaugu-
raj address to prove such teachings on
the part of DIR. Briggs. Then DR..
Briggs was hauled over the Goals be-
cause OF charge three, which is "teach-
ing that errors may have existed in the
original text of the Holy Scriptures ss
it came from the authors" Colonel
McCook quoted DR.. Briggs as saying
the inspiration of the scriptures lies not
in the letters, words or sentences of the
Bible. but IN the conception of them.
"If the words Of the Bible are In er-
ror," declared Colonel McCook, with
great solemnity, "then the conception
is not inspired. An inspiration that
misleads 10 worse than no inspiration
ct ALL"
Colonel McCook then proceeded with
she other charges taking them up one
by one, and going into the minutest de .
tails, attempting At all points to force
DR.. Briggs into illogical positions and
to convict him OF inconsistency. Al
the conclusion of Colonel McCook' 8
argument there was considerable ap-
plause. A motion WAS then made that
. recess be taken until Tuesday after.
noon, DR.. Briggs however, rose and
asked il the prosecution had concluded
Its presentation Of the case. Colonel
McCook card that they had excepted
the privilege OF replying to DR.. Briggs
defense ss allowed 10y the book of dis
cipline. DR.. Briggs said the reason he
asked was because ha did not wish to
have q new argument eprung after he
had concluded his defense. DIR. Lampe,
who, he esid, was the biblical student
of the prosecuting committee, he had
reason to believe held paper prepared
To read.
eff there is any member of that COM
mittee." he said, "who has anything
more 70 cay against me let them now
speak or forever after hold their
peace" Vigorous applause greeted
this appeal. Colonel McCook sald that
the prosecution would confine itself To
evidence already produced. Or. Briggs
made an appeal To the presbytery to
accord him fair play and recess was
then taken until 2 o'clock on Tuesday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
FUN IN THE HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The first hours
of today's session of the house pro-
duced an unusual amount of hilarity
over point o. order raised by Mr.. Kill
gore that six days must eiapse from
the commencement of q short session
before house bills coming over from q
previous session could be considered.
On SIR. Kilgore stating that the speaker
of the fifty-first congress had sustained
this point, Mr.. Reed remarked sotto
voce that ne made so many different
rulings-and Mr.. Burrows closed the
sentence for him by saying "yes on the
same subject" The first effort during
the present sesslon to secure q quorum
for the consideration of printing also
created diversion.
Judge Tayior's amendment to print
the nautical almanac was defeated on
the fret vote and he insisted that a
quorum be secured. II Was then again
defeated by more than two TO one
vote. Many members made the sug-
gestlon that if Judge Taylor would
Withdraw hrs speech they would not
oppose his amendment. but the COM
promise was refused. Pending con-
sderstlon of the bill the house ad-
lOurned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
ssa,e New. in Brief

In district No. Z, Salem township,
Allegan county, but one pupil re-
spends to roll call when school opens.
The plucky teacher. however. never
misses . session and draws SIS per
month for instructing the sole youth
full idea how TO shoot.
George Richardson, aged %, and
married, was badly crushed Monday
while assisting IN rolling upa log bnild-
ing three miles eouth OF Nassar, near
HE home. AZ last accounts ne was
etlIl alive.
Saginaw hae 20 many aspirants for
the place of postmaster that the pa
pers are printing blank ballots 10 zee
whom the people ~ish 10 Gil the
office,
l.. ". Toles and his family Of Mar.
auette we're nearly euffocAted in their
btds before peiehbors could rescue
them from their burning home.
Hastings citizens want an opera
house and have raised 81 300 of the
.. SOC bonus asked for 70 secn-e Slz.-
600 to si5. 900 building with flytures.
Frank shsf1ey. Manchester lad, Did
not know the revolver vas loaded, but
a doctor Afterwards removed . bullet
from his arm
Bsy Citys water works hoard takes
lite stock ~ the coal trust, 90 they
have contracted for a lot Of Michigst
coal for fusi.
Detroit tresihss sgssn. Iizze Fien.
nins, the woman supposed 70 have
ltprosy. hssn't II. The disease is same
thing else.
e. I. Collins wen the prize st co.
fwents eighth snnusl junior oraiorIcs
contest 81 Hsii>dsis college Nedneedss
night
West Bsy City cisrss srs seitsfsns
TIE sunday eicsng movement and
shorter h0ur<.
Amateur burglars attempted 10 % Z
siiila ~ofk IN Lsnsins tuesday nsfnt
tot gave aap.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. s.-The fourth
and last days session of the southwest
si YER convention was begun tnis morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock. The principal event
was the adoption OF resolutions Tor the
formation OF a pau-Amefican hi-metalic
association TO De called To meet ~
Denver. COL. IN October, 1893. Eacn
state of the United States and Mexico
aud Central and Southern Americsn
republics are To i'e represented IN the
association Ivy a Representative and tne
object of the association will be to re-
store sivsr ~ - memorial use on al
saaahty with geld.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Only Twsnsy-Twe Of En-,

New YoRK, Dec 6.-EdwArd X.
Morris, . fins art dealer Of Brooklyn,
has sued for divorce from his wife.
Mary l.. whom be married in 1873.
Between 1878 aud 1890 Mrs. Aorris u
said TO have had twenty-five sweet
hearts. who are to appear - cores
pondents. For the last tvo years Ars.
Morris has been living in New Jersey
apart from her husband under . writ
of separation after IN Intellectual 81
tempt 70 obtain . divorce. But che has
been passing the tune IN solitude. II u
aid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
AYainst Sunday Shaving.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. S.--A resolution was
introduced IN the BARRIERS Interna
tional convention today and carried
By which the aid of the clergy is in.
voked to encourage Sunday closing
A committee was appointed to wait on
the clergymen Of this city and ask
them to preach q sermon on the sub
ject of Sunday shaving. The session
today was a very interesting one
throughout, though littIc actual busi
ness was transacted. A musicai enter.
tainment was gwen In honor of the
visiting delegates tonight at Entertain'
ment hail and was largely attended
Tomorrow . mass meeting will be held
At Central Turner hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

Elsm's Murderer II Too Foxy for the Mob
and Escaped.

MENrHIs. Dec. s.-Two conflicting
stories have reached thls city relative
Ia the mob that Was after the son Of
Congressman Money, who killed 4. T.
Essms at Carrolltop. Miss. One is that
Elam's irlends started 10 Woodstock.
hut returned after consultation. and
the other that the mob went 20 Wood
stock. hat did not find the young man.
Woodstock 10 nearer 0reen~oou than
- Carrolton. waen the mob left
Csrrolton and a messenger was dis
patched "a Woodstock ana Ncuey got
aut of the WAY. The friends 81 Eism
are bitter on account OF Moneys beng
released on iond, and express deter
mlnation to pnBsk him themsesves IL
the courts DO not consici him ~ nuf.
der. Money sreiated bv msuizge 90
the family Of oenersl wsltnsll. United
Sistes senator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

MELRosE, Mass, Dec. 8.-Shortly
after O'Clock this morning six
Frenchmen digging a cellar on Main
street were blown up by 8 dynamite
explosion. Simon Docette, the fore.
man OF the gang. endcavored to break
. stick of dynamite by striking IT upon
a stove. II exploded in the midst of
the workmen, scattering them and .
large quantity of debris in all direc-
tions. No one was killed outright, but
Foreman Docette was so badly man.
gled that he will DIE. Casmir. Thomas
and jeremiah Docette, hls sons. Alex
ander Muse and an unknown French
man were all badly wounded, but Will
recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
PRIESTS ARE MAD.

information Regarding Satolli's Message
Didn't Come From st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, NO., Dec. 8.-Not = little
excitement was caused here among the
Catholic clergy laity when it became
known that the address of Mgr.
Satolli published throughout the
country today was given by most of
the papers printing it under st. LOUIS
date. The news did not originate IN
st. Louis 1t seems, but this city being q
sort of distributing point so TO speak,
1t was sent over the wires from here
and st. Louis prelates got the credit of
divulging church secrets. This w%s
unjust, as Archbishop Kenrick and his
vicar general ate both known to be
very secretive in such matters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
lNsUBoRDINArE CADETS.
Annapolis Boys Placed on the Sante
for Wilfull Disobedience.

for Wilfull Disobedience.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. s.-Sixteen
naval cadets we're placed aboard the
United States ship Santee at the naval
academy wharf this afternoon to re-
main until further orders for insubvrdi-
nation. Each cadet also received fifty
dement's. They sre TO continue with
their studies, but are to have no inter-
course with anyone while thus con-
fined. The prisoners are Cadets Book
walter, Illinois; James, South Caro-
lima; Hall. Virginia; Bulmer, Ne
vads; Jones, New York; Henry
NJ. Walker, South Dakota; Tomp-
kins, Louisiana; Winship, Gcor-
gia; Griffith, Maryland; Shaw, Minne-
sofa. Dekarnett, Virginia; McLeon,
Tennessee; Kavanaugb, Nebraska;
Scott, Psnnsylvania; Hine, Alabama,
and Lyons. Kentucky. The insubor-
dination complained of consisted in es-
corting IN . body Cadet Perkins. who
had been dismissed for disohedience to
the academy gate, making hero of
him when the academy authorities
said that he should he treated other
wise. Fred X. Perkins, the dereIict.
10 son Of Ex-Governor Perkins of Cal
ifornla.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
TIED UP THE ROAD.
The Rock Island IN Dfheulty With It's
Operators.


kAssAs CRY. Dec. s.--Despite all re-
ports 10 the contrary. the Rock Island
in ali the territory adjacent TO Kansas
City, "A completely tied up. Every
operator IN ksnsas City, ~. Joseph.
Topeka, Wichita, and ali the Missouri
points -o lar a. can be heard ffam. -
out with the exception ~ Ilneeniellef
st Topeka, who is The assistant snpar.
lntenaeDt of telegraph for the western
divison, aud young lady At Nichi,s.
The Rock Issnd has NO direct i'm.
into Kansas City. tfsins ffons the
north and sssst come ia over t.ie Bar
ilngioD. aud traffic 10 the vest = hand-
led over the Inion Pacific as faF a. To.
peks. ont ~ Kansas city the psssea-
grf trs5ns vent AL f.Rht tnday. ana
thev VII eontlnns - D- haHdlrsi by the
I a.oa Pacific ard Darlington operators
anf.l Ramsay orders them not 81 so 80.
ire interests OF TIE str. kng opera
tors at tbs posBt are n tue hands II
r. d. Jenkins, chef OF the .. x T. IS
kassas City. Hf JenslBs stated !.
nsht tnst from aaslse. received hy
hias. covering al POINTS q thls tsTri-
tafy. &c sss able - state tpst Hot lsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

NV YoRK. lee. SIT the recent
e0nsefener Of Catholic arr n b shops
nsiq "a this city the disenssson on tha
st.hOea question ssz Won hv tlte lliser-
ais IL sss decided That Shffevsf par
ocnisl schools are established The teach.
sf.s their competency - tsseh n tie
public schoois, sBd that psrsnt Nho
fea<is his ei5Aa 10 . psihiie schosi ear
ia ne way ne deprived OF tns ssxhts Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

JACKSON. Dec. s.-ofiicer Charioo
Metcalf. OF Nilss. came 10 the prison
this morning 10 look after the record
of George Taylor. Taylor Was cent -
prison from Niles two years ago. On =
two and one half-years sentence for
robbing Mary Comeiy. Is wss M
CoineIy's testimony that convictod
Taylor, and he swore revenge when 10
should come out. The News correo-
pondent called at the prison THE morn
ING and ascertained that Taylor woe
discharged from that institutiou on
December /. Mr.. Metcalf feels eure
that Taylor 10 tho murderer. Taylok
has served two terms a. the prison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
ARE VERY EAGER
Democratic M.mbers Anxious to Learn
the Treasury's Condition.

wssHrSsroS, Dec s.-The resolu-
tons introduced by Representatives.
Wilson OF West Virgins, and Dockery
OF Missouri. providing for an inquiry
INTO the financial condition # the
treasury. formed the topic OF discus
sion At a conference Of the democratic
members on rnies today. The rpsolu.
ti1ns we're referred 10 the rules com
mittse for action At the conference
10 wss agreed that the two measures
could be nsolidsted in one. and Il 10
probable that the democratic members
OF the committee who. OF course. form
tue majority. viii agree TO report TINS
subject 10 tie house. WITH aruIs setting
apart A time for IS Consideration. Mr..
Dockery ws. prrssft At the conference.
but Mr.. Wilson sas absent. and vnen
tns democratic menib@rs OF the com
m ttee get together Mr.. Wilson's views
wli he heard, sud the substitute will
probably De aFgiiesi upon. There = an
ananisn3ty 81 democratic members IA
favor OF an invests Kttton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

AfRAxYs y. y, Zee. : ---A certificate
of Incorporation of the slversmith
company. with . principal office IN
New York city, and organized 10 do a
genefal manufacturing bnslness IN gold
aud slvef. was f8fed to-day with the
secretary II state. The aeltsi il slz,.
600 90. diviasd into i90,6fo shares.
The Incorporation fee was fis.009 for
usaal tss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
He Pleads Guilty.

BAY CRY, Dec. S.-John Heatley,
until recently connected with the alb
stract rirm of Brigham, Ames & Heat
ley, was arraigned before the circuit
court last night on charge of embez.
element. He pleaded guilty and will
probably be sentenced today. Mr..
Keatley is well connected, and hia
downfall is . surprise to many.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Kid and Com M,ss,nr.

BAY CITY, Dec. s.-Willie Huddle-
son, aged II. who has been making HE
home for about two months with Mre.
Jane Sova, grocer, skipped out today
with lot of old coin valued at about
$500. His folks live in Chicago, and Is
is believed that be has gone in that di-
rection. He has figured In the courts
before a. q truaut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

6AuLr STE. MARIE, Dec. S.-The St.
Mary's Falls canal has closed after the
greatest season In its history. The
freight tonnage reaches IL ,24l 900 tons.
anincrease of 2,325. 900 over last year,
or Is per cent. Every important article
of commerce shows IN enormous in
crease. The grain increase 10 81 per
cent. -four 4S per cent, and iron ore 3S
ner cent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

CnIcas0. Dee, s.--fhe eoroner's Jary
Consn. the wealthy Philadelphia is~
yer, fetaTasd Veffigt inls afternoon
10 the fieet that death resulted from
al sseiaentsi shot fiFsd by as owH
hsnd. There WAS 30 testimony to
ssoe that iohea had contemplated
ssssids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
WILL TRoT FOR $4,000.
Those Are the Purses That Grand Rapids
VIII Offer.

CHICAGO, Dec. SIT was 2 O'Clock
this morning when the meeting of the
Western Southern Trotting circuit,
held ut the Hotel Victoria. came to an
end. Besides fixing the dates tho asso-
citation transacted other business.
A call Of members showed that the
total amount In purses to be offered
next year would aggregate $4,000,
each member announcing its added
money as follows: 6turgis, 500, 900;
Grand Rapids, 81, 900; Chicago, SIS, 600;
Independence, 100000; Mason City,
SAC. 900; st. Joe. SAC. 1000; Columbus, o.,
$25, 900; indianapolis, 5000; Fort
Wayne. $20. 900; Columbus. Ind, $l5.-
600; Terre Haute, $25,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
West Bay City Also.

BAY CRY, Dec. 8.-The West Bay
City school board held = protracted
session last night over the diphtheria
question. There VAS q lively debate.
after which the board authorized .
committee to make an investigation,
and gave il power 10 close the schools
IL deemed necessary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

Jackson, Dec. s.-An unsuccessful
attempt TO Dig tunnel at the prison
Was made by the convicts few days
ago. Warden Davis nipped il in the
bud. The warden 10 getting weather.
wise as far as convicts are concerned,
and can now tell convict who has
tunnel In his head BY just catching his
eye.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Another Ripper.

ROME, Dec. THE Countess Vascon
and her maid, Marie Previat, were
murdered IN the countess villa at Fer
rera on Friday. The countess was
strangled and stabbed eighteen times
in the stomach, breast and shoulder.
one breast was almost cut OF. When
fovnd her body Was almost bloodless.
The maid was nearly hacked 10
piecea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
DEATH OF A sAvANr.
A Great American Naturalist Dies Very
Suddenly.

Suddenly.
RACINE, Wis, Dec. S.-Dr. Philo X.
Hoy, ono of tho best known physi-
clans of Wisconsin died suddenly to-
day. He was rs years old. He Was
one of the most learned naturalists In
the United States, and had q collec-
ton of birds. iish and reptiles. insects,
etc., that was famed not only in this
country. but IN scientific circles abroad,
and brought to Racine many noted
scientists from Germany and England.
He was q member of tho American
Association for the Advancement of
Science; was correspondent for the
Philadelphis Academy of Science, and
Was one of the three or four members
of the chronological Association OF
France. He contributed many valu-
able articles to natural science a. well
as to the literature of medicine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Walsh Gets the Red Hat.

LONDON, Dec. S.-A dispatch to the
Chronicle from Rome says that, beilev-
ing that the accession of Gladstone is
certain to result in home rule and in
accordance with the urgirgs of the
American prelates, the Pope has de-
cided to bestow the red hat on Arch
bishop Walsh!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

TERRE HAuTE, Ind. Dec. 6.-Ths
board of police commissioners have
suspended superintendent Of Police
Meahr for thirty days without pay. be-
cause of alleged misconduct with fe.
male prisoner whom Meahr was bring.
ing from Lafayette recently. The of.
fenss was committed 1t Crawfordsviiis,
Il ~ said.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

head of the river; Big Sandy RIVER,
Kentucky; Little Miami river. ohloi
the ONO river, Pa; Cape Carnival,
Florida and Everett HArbor, Washing
ton. No action viii be taken on these
reports because there will 10 no rissr
and harbor bill tina sesGon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

than IS per cent Of ail operators on all
linss of The road had left their keys.
Men have heen sent out east and west
from ksusas City To see that ths opera
tors do not weaken. No freight trsins
are being moved out BY Kansas Guy to-
day aud jenkins says that none viii lie,
for the crews cannot DO found 10 move
trsins taking orders from "scab" opsr-
afnra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

The End 10 Nearly At Hand and Defense
Closed.

Closed.
cIxcISSArI. Dec. s.-Dr. Smith, in
continuing his defence IN the hefesy
trial, said that II Was not the intention
OF God 10 give absolute inerrancy Of
words to the scriptures. else care would
have been taken to have tho Lords
prayer, for instance, In exactly the
same words in both placss where Il ID
quoted. He gave other instances OF
the failure OF two accounts of the same
thing TO agree IN verbal form. Then.
again. whore the writer's Of the New
Testament quote the Old, they do not
always do it correctly.
Cr. McKibben replied to Professor
Smith closing his argument. The roll
was called to determine the organiza-
ton Of the court. The presbytery will
discuss and vote upon the charges IN pri.
vate session. The accused, the prose.
cunug committee and all persons not
members. will be excluded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
DEED OF A DEVIL
DID REVENGE PROMPT nuaDeo
Peopis q NiAss TA,ak . cssvha ~ -
Aes-A suspseseus chssssaw
Aussssd.

NILEs. Dsc- e.-Ths seport - 3 -,
. scream, and Mary oonely - -
She was maiden lady abous - yooro|
Of ags. and lived alone il . lnqro'
house. only boy staying with ~ n
the building ~ night.
Shortly after o'clock lao uir1o
some railroad men heard the ahoe -
scream. the woman's house bsing 1nGa
south Of the Michigan Central ynp1o,
They notified others and together thor
went 70 the house 20 invcstigste.
The womsn's body was founa n ~
csliarway. where she bad bsen cAsrto6
from the kitchen, the condltioa q ~
dress indicating that shs bed 49,
dragged across the door. Altar hnv1o0l
shot her the sssAiiAns cut her unnG
pipe and lugular vein with rAEos. h
Alec pounded her terribly, most hko1Y
with the butt end of the revolver. II
spot on which the body rested vae ooQe
cred with pools OF blood. The soono'
was an awful one.
Miss Comeiy was shot Ia the ah1o-'
men. she had lust returned from ~
meat market near by and the murder
or probably met her ~ the door. Theso
are evidences of = terrible etruRGio. tor
the furniture was badly broken and
blood stains were found in several Of
the rooms.
Kept HE word
The murderer 10 thought 70 have
been actuated by revenge. Sevesai
years ago burglar by the name Of
George Taylor was sent 10 Jackson Tor
| robbing Mlss Cnmely's house. At TIE
| time he made dsre threats of reveoGo
| and II is suspected that in the terrible
deed Of laet night he kept hls word
Robbery may have been M additional
incentive, a. Msse Comeiy was . Wo-
man of considerable mesns.
Whoever the murderer was. he ev1-
IDENTITY WAS we'll acquainted with The
premises. The fact that Taylor wofks6
| for the lady before the robbery Wa1
committed 10 another ct OF evidences
tending to tho belief that he 10 the
guilty party.
This cold -blooded deed has driven
Niles fairly Wild with excitement. and
the murderer 10 likely 70 fare badly 1
he 10 caught. Searching parties ere
securing the country. and the chances
OF escape are thought 10 be very poor.
The murderer was traced 10 the tracks
Of the South Bend division of The
Michigan Central. but then ell traoe'
was lost. The officers, however havo
received word from Centerville thae =
man with blood on his hands and cIoth-
| ing has been arrested there. The fell
low gave the name of George White
and said he came from Milwaukee. He
paaaed through Niles yesterday and
slept in . hay stack near Three RlyoD
last night. The officers feel pretty ouso
that he 10 the man they are after.