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The morning call., 1892-07-13
Kansas Proh1hitinnists

TOPEKA. Kan. July 12.-The State Pro-
hlDltlon convention meets here this after
noon. At a preliminary conference this
morning it was decided to make an out
and-out fight against the three leading
parties The principal features OF the plat.
form aside from prohibition will be equal
suffrage and labor planks.
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The Connrrs.

About 100 members of the Coopers' UnIon
employed in shops of the Coopers, Asso-
citation In which notices were posted an
nouneing change in the matter of paving
ior work did not go to work YESTERDAY
morning.
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Diaz Is Disturbed

GALVESTON. Tex, July 12.-Advices re-
ceived from Carrizo are to the effect that
tro"ps are again moving to the frontier to
prevent revolutionists getting together on
this side to go to Mexico.
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BORN.
ABELs-In this city. July l. 1892. TO the wife OF
Henry L. Abels
POW ERS-Iu this city, July IL, S92, to the wife
OF NJ i. Powers, daughter
GUENTHER-Iu this city, July IL. 1892. TO the
wife of Charles 0uenther, SON
WHEELFR-u this city. July Il, 1892 to the
wife OF Edward heeler, a son.
CZAbAN-In this city, July 10, 1892 to the wife OF
joseph CZaban, daughter.
BENTON-In this city, July lU. 1892, to the wife OF
Albert Benton.
MEYER-In this city, July 8, 1892. to the wife OF
John H. Meyer. a daughter.
HUGHES-in Oakland, July =, 1892 to the wife OF
I. A Hughes. daughter.
WRIG HT-In Berkeley. July 9. 1892, to the wife OF
Harry +. Wright. a son.
BURKE-In Hopand. July 9. 1892, to the wife OF
John 4. Burke, son.
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Loud CIub.

The Republicans. of thu Fifth Congress
slonal District will meet tomorrow NIGHT st
Medical Hall. 115 Haight street. to declare
IN favor OF the renomlnation Of Congress
man Loud
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Mine Closed Down.

IsHPENING. Mich. July 1.-THE Cham
pion mine has closed down, throwing sew
eral hundred men out of employment. The
Lake SUPERIOR mine will probably close
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Burma Clnh.

At meeting of the Burns Club held nj
Irish-American Hall last night the folIow-
ing were appointed the executive committee
r. !. O'Brien, Ruston and j. J. MeI'angbIin
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jority Of II does, though there are five hon.
est men in the boaTd-those named in THE
CALI, Yesterday"
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CREAM FLAKE OATS

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are very nutritious. have delicious flavor and are
beneficial to the system. ASK for the PEACOCK
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BIRIKS-MARRIAGESS- DEATHS.
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Per Glen-wightman Bros.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published
The morning call., 1892-07-13

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SCHE:NCK'S
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PURELY VEGETABLE AND STRICT.
LY RELIABLE.

They act directly and promptly on
the Liver and Stomach, restoring the
constipated organs to healthy activity.
and are positive and perfectly Safe
Cure for Constipation, Liver Com
plaint, Sick Headache, Biliousness
and all other diseases arising from
disordered condition of the Liver and
Stomach.
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DIR. SCaENCK'S Book on Consumpt on.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, sent Free.
DIR. j. II. SCHENCK & son. Philadelphia, Pa.
nol1 ly MeFrMo Sp
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Donnelly for Governor.
ST. PAUL. July 12.-It Is stated here that
Ignatius DOnnelly will be nominated for
Governor on the PEOPLES party ticket to-
morrow.
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At Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. July 12-To-days pitchers
battle was won by the home nine. Score
Louisvilles l. WashngtOns 0. Hits-Louis-
villes 6, Washingtons 3. Errors-Louisviles
/. Washingtons 2. Batteries-Sanders and
Weaver; Killen and Mcguire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
THE INDICTED HoMEsTHAoHRf
Burgess McLuckie Retaliates, and Gar.
negie Men Are Arrested.

HOMESTEAD, Pa Sept. 90. The action
of the grand jury in returning true bills
In lG9 Homestead cases has caused
very profound sensation here, not un-
mixed with some apprehension. The
advisory board has not been dissolved in
consequence of the conspiracy suits, and
In fact several new members were added
yesterday The members Of the board
are confident that, under the act of 1891,
theirs is a legal organization, and from
Judge Porter's remarks in the O'Donnell
hearing they look forward to nonsuits.
PTTsBuRd, Sept. 80. : Burgess Nc.
Luckie, of Homestead, went before Al
derman King of the south side, yester-
day afternoon, and made information
against Chairman Fl. c. Frick, Vice
Chairman Leischman, Secretary Love-
joy, Superintendent Potter, and Messrs.
Curry and Childs, all of the Carnegie
company charging them with aggravated
charge of riot is based OH the attempt to
land the Pinkertons OIL July 8, the day
of the riot.
Information on the same clHrges was
also made against Lawrence Phipps, w.
L. Corey, J. F. Dovey, Neviu McCon-
nell, Frederick Primer and George Lau-
der, all employees of tho Carnegie COM
pany, and William 2inkerton, Robert
Pinkerton, X b. Mellon, John Cooper,
G. w. BcJdlo, w H. Burt and Frederick
w Hinde. Of the Pinkerton Detective
agency.
Secretary Lovejoy was arrested md re-
leased on 81 900 bail, and the other Car
ncgio officials and employees, excepting
Lauder, waived il hearing and gave bail
in tho same amount. Lauder is in Eu-
ropo. Warrants were issued for the
PinkCftOnS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
HuGaETB OF NEWS

The steamer Len Cummings blew out
her steam pipe near gharleVnix, Mich
aud Albert Tlvolt, a deck hand, who was
caught belon decks was scaldel to death
Jack Corbett. brother Of Jane. CorleLt,
the prize fighter, Gscup@l from tht house
of correction at san fIunoisco. where lie
was serving three years se1tencs I0i
forgery.
The United States Cold Rolled Wire
company, organized with 35D0,U00 capital,
will begin the erection Of buildings In
Hammond, Ind. about Oct. /. The plan.
with machinery will cost nearly 81 10000
The national convention ot woman snr.
fragists met in Washington aud nom
mated Mrs. Victoria Woodruff Martin for
president of the United States. and Mrs
Mary T. Stove. Of California, for VIC
president.
The National Coloted Mems association
met at Indianapolis yesterday. The asso-
citation is OF a non partisan character, and
has for its object the betteru,ent Of the
eoloied peoples condition
A negro travelling by the name OF Noah
Anderson. was arrested at Cheyenne Wells,
Colo, upon suspicion of being Jail
breaker. An examination has led the
sheriff to believe that the man is Davis,
the Sedalia, Mo. murderer, and for whose
arrest there is $500 reward. The Sedalia
officials have been notified.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
RULED BY MOB LAW.
Fierse Labor Riots in St. Thomas,
West Indies.
BUSINESS TOTALLY DEMoRALIzED

Troops Called Out to Disperse the
Rioters Are PM 10 rud ht and
n, ,,,
i"J"feu otieh Fear 70
Walk the streets-Famili&s Take
Refuge on Boats,
PANAMA via Galveston, Sept 22-
Fierce labor riots are reported from st.
Thomas in the West indies keneated
-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
A. tho Lutheran synod.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 23.--At yester-
days session OF the East Pennsylvania
synod Of the Lutheran church the re-
port Of the committee to revise the con-
stituton was considered The only i'm
portant change is the article relating to
the organization of new congregations,
which now reads; "If any members Of
congregation desire for good eanse to or
ganizc themselves in congregation they
must first DO dismissed for that purpose,
and any organization formed without
such dismissal shall be regarded as ir-
regular. Any minister of the general
synod participating in such organiza-
tions shall make himself liable to
charges" The evening services were de-
voted to the celebration of the fiftieth
anniversary of the organization of the
synod. The principal address was made
by Rev. Dr.. Hay, OF Gettysburg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
At the Delaware Fat :.

DOVER, Del, Sept 23-The attendance
yesterday at the state fair was about five
thousand, Twice that many would have
been in attendance had the weather been
favorable Light showers prevailed
Throughout the day. Governor McKin-
ley, of Ohio, was expected to be present
and make speech, but was unable to do
SO, owing to the death Of his brother.
Whitelaw Reid, .who had been invited,
was also unable to attend. Nevertheless
the state politicians put in full days
work Among those present were Sena-
tor Higgins, chairman of the Republican
state committee General James H. Will
son, Congressman John w. Gahsey and
Rev. j. S. Willis, tho latter two the
Democratic and Republican nominees for
congress. The racing was hptly con-
tested, but the time was slow, owing to
the heavy track.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
Stevenson In North Carolina.

GoLDsBoRo, NC, Sept. 23.-The DEM
ocrats of this section held a rally here
yesterday in honor of General Stevenson.
Governor Holt, who had met the candi-
date for the vice presidency at Whining
ton, came up from that city with him.
Mr.. Steyenson's welcome was an enthu-
siastic one. Tho party was escorted 10
the baseball park, where about 10000
people had gathered to listen to tho
speaking. Mr.. Stevenson entered upon a
discussion of the tariff question, and had
about disposed of that issue when the
rain began to ponr down in big drops
The chairman adjourned the meeting to
the opera house, and there was Il grand
rush for that place of shelter. Here Mr..
Stevenson finished his speech with Wig.
orous talk on the force bill issue. He was
frequently applauled. After the meet,
ing he held an informal reception at the
hotel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
AN EXCITING OCEAN RACE.
vsEezuelans Expect 10 Prevent tbs
Landing ef Arms fef Insuraants

NEW YORK, Sept, a3-Senor N. Bolet.
Peraza, the Venezuelan minister. is very
Indignant over the action Of the customs
authorities in allowing the South Port.
lard the steamship which carries arr,s
to the Venezuelan insurgents 10 sail IN
the face Of his protest
II had all the proofs necessary. and
asked that tie vessel ce hbelled," said
he, "but was practically ignored. Ws
are determined however to prevent the
Portland landing any arms In Venezuela
I'VE have procured a vessel OF about
i,000 tons, swift and ready to be con,
verted Into an armed cruiser, which
will start il pursuit of the Portland az
coon as she car be equipped. We expect
her to sail tonight or early tomorrow
morning She can sail eighteen knots
10 the Portland's eight She is a yacht
which was offered to Us by wealthy
gentleman who wishes his name to be
kept secret, We are negotiating for the
purchase OF two rihed cannon, of a sizs
much larger thar those carried by the
Portland
"The yacht. In addition to The two
riaed cannon. will carry supply of
email arms and plenty of ammunition.
She will carry Venezuelan flag, as
have given her permission to do so anil
have placed her in commission ss Ven
szulean war vessel
"The yacht can easily catch the Port.
land before she gets more than half way
to Trinidad. and the Portland will bs
closely watched to prevent her trans.
ferring the arms to another vessel.
1.-The South Portland will be seized as
eoon as she reaches Venezuelan waters.
The yacht is fitted with steel PROV,
which will serve admirably as ram,
and 1t may be that she will sink tee
South Portland"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
IN HAMBURG SLUMS.
Increased Mortality in the Section
Where Pestilence Breeds.
SOME OTHER INCREASES ABROAD

Alarming Neglect OF Sanitary Pre-.
cautions In Austrian Cities Where
Filth Is the Rule ana Cleanliness
10 Unknown = No Fear 81 the
Ecorrge In Our Own Land.
HAMBURG, Sept ga cool sunless
day. with brisk winds has further
FASTENED the abatement Of the plague.
Yesterday there were hut 424 fresh cases,
OF &C fewer than on Wednesday. and
1853 deaths, or % fewer. There were 29i
turials. ard this morning am patents
are under treatment in hospitals,
a slight increase in the number Of
cases In Barn beck is reported In this
Spitaler strasss and the Nicdern strasss
the plague has gained ground again, So
far this week 24J more cases hays been
reported from thess streets than tot the
same period last week when tbs plague
was supposed to De practically AZ an end
In both.
In consequence Of the misery in the
tenement house districts typhoid fever ts
already numbering its victims by the
dozen. The authorities have received
which have not been reported, probably
would swell the total TO 200 or more
Physicians throughout the city are
warning the people against excessive
drinking Of spirits especially schnapps,
which is sold extensively upon the
water front and in factory districts. In
watermen's families thu drunkenness il
appalling. The city government has re,
ceiyed several petitions praying that it
start some large city enterprise &c afford
employment to the idle.
Where Death Flourishes
VIENNA Sept 23- The medical CORE
spondent Of the Neue Fieie Press at Graz
COW sends to that paper a most distress.
ing account Of the squalor in the village
Of Podgorze, across the Vistula river and
in Kasimierz, the Jewish quarter Of Cra-
COW. There is no drainage in Podgorzs
and Kasimierz, and offal and filth Of all
kinds are thrown into the streets. there
TO putrefy and poison the atmosphere.
An arm of the river cuts off Kasimierz
from the old town of Cracow, and de-
spite the facilities for an almost perfect
sanitary system not tho slightest at
tempt is made to llse the flowing river as
a means to keep the quarter clean.
Podgorze is on the south bank of the
Vistula, directly opposite the Jewish
quarter, and is connected with the city
by the Franz Joseph bridge. Both places
are hotbeds of disease, and during the
last two days the number of cases of
cholera there have doubled. The cor
respondent charges the authorities with
neglecting to take even elementary pre-
cautions against the spread of the dis
ease.
Two fresh cases of cholera appeared
in Rilda Pasth Yesterday From Crn-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23

PHuADELrHIA. Sept. 22 Flour-Wintsr
super. S21225, do extras. S!2t12.75; No. 2
winter family. S27iQoJ q. Pennsylvania roller.
straight, s}.5tltt.7j, western winter, clear,
S3i113 rs; do. do. ttIhight, Sii1lb4; winter
patent, Si4ti.iO, Minnesota clear, s3.25b.3.76;
do straight 50 7sGti2a do. patent, Si.35lD4.65;
do fay0rite LfaLLs higher. Rye nour. 50 85
Yer barrel
Wheat Qlnt. flrnt. Nilh i,;4e hid anil 1hlSn.
asked for Septembtr. 1h1i. bill and i5s9r, asked
fDI Octubcr, ne hl1 anh INC. asked for No.
sernbur bid and fJlic asked for December.
Corn Dnll. nominal, with Sc. bid nnd 53Ikc
RSkcd for September, ,21, bid and 52Iuc. asked
for October, i,c bid and 5il4G. asked for No.
sember 52r bid and 52llc asked for December.
Oats Quiet, steady, with inac bid and 4DSac.
asked for September, $40. hid al 39AC.
asked fnt O.tolet. s914G bid and Sglic, asked
for Novenbts !, ,f,Ias lid aul iJt. asked fUi De.
cember
Beef Quiet. steady extra mess, s6.2i06.7j;
family SS1tlD
Potk-Dull. steady; new moss sll 7s1 Si2 Is;
old mess, Sll9ll.Sp. extra prime, SEES,
Eggs Quiet steady; New York and Penn
sylyania, 22dDaic.: Western, 2l!aGl"2c.
BALTIMoRE Sept. u, Flour steady Wheat
steady. Southern wheat quiet; fnltL, 70t7sc /;
longberry, 721tIric. Corn firm. Southern corn
quiet; white, ,56l5sc.; yellow. tBdta?e, oats dni.
Rye dull. Hay steady; good 10 choice tim
othy, Sl5Di8. Cotton nominal; middling, M.
Provisions firm. Butter firm creamery, fancy,
25lD26c.; do. fair to choice. a24E&+e.: do. imita
tion, 20122e.; ladle fancy, leaipo,; good to
choice, lJDl7e.; store packed i5IlTc. Egg
active at 2lc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
AN AWFUL. sHNrnl lIcH.
The Punishment to be Inflicted ON
Murderess In Finland.

ST, PETERSBURG, Sept. go. : In April
last Mrs. Alma Sainio, the wife of pro
fessor in the State college at Tavaste-
hnus, Finland, was found guilty of poi
soning her husband, and she was sen.
teaced to be beheaaed and her body t.
bf affixed to beacon and buried.
Mrs Sainio is only about 22 years old,
She married the professor inIls90, had
one child and appeared to live happily
with her husband, so that the police
for considerable time were al loss TO
account for the poisoning of the pro.
fessor Finally she made a confession
that she had bought strychnine capsule
similar to the capsules of outline that
her husband was in the habit of taking,
and one day gave him the strychnine.
She said that her motive in killing her
husband was to get the insurance Of
g. 800 en- his life, as she was deeply In
debt.
After her conviction the case was car,
ried to the court of appeal, ard yester.
day decision was handed down affirm.
ing the Judgment of the trial court, and
adding to the punishment to be inflicted.
II came out during the trial that Mrs
Sainio had forged her husbands name to
checks for small sums and for this of
fense the court of appeal orders that her
right hand be cut of. Then she will be
deeapitated and her body fastened to n
stake, covered with inflammable ma
terial and set on fire 1t is thought that
efforts will be made to get the car to
commute this sentence
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
Sunday school Convention AdIourns

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 23.-The after
noon session of the State Sunday School
association was opened by praise ser.
vice conducted by J. W. Menninger, of
Lancaster. Rev. S, NJ. Vernon, b. d.,
of Philadelphia, delivered an able ad-
dress on Sunday school work, J. A.
Sprenkel, of New Cumberland, gave a
practical illustration of how Sunday
school lessons should be taught, and
Mrs. NJ. g. Kennedy, of Philadelphia,
Rev. James Morrow, D. D.. of Philadel-
phia, and J. NJ. Reifsnyder, of Milton,
made addresses On how to interest chill
dren. In the evening and eventide SER
vice was conducted by Rev. j. II. Ester
line, of this city. After several closing
addresses tho convention adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
Sovereign Lodge Of odd Fellows.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept 23.-One of the
most important things done by the Sow.
ereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows was
the adoption. by vote OF i20 to IS, Of 4
resolution declaringi it expedient to re-
move the headquarters from Columbus
to Baltimore, Another matter entitled
to mention was the indefinite postpone
ment of the consideration Of resolu-
ton declaring it to be the sense Of tho
lodge that person who is engaged in
the sale Of intoxicating liquors is not of
such good moral character as contem-
plated by the constitution and is therefore
nots eligible to membership of subordi-
nate lodge. A proposed amendment to
the constitution reducing the minimum
age of admission to the order from 81 to
Is years of age, was defeated. The com
petitiye drill was won by the Sacra-
mento canton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
The Standards Rival.

BRADFORD, Pa, Sept, 23.-The United
States Pipe Line, a new organization,
has elected the following board of Of
fieers: President, Lewis Emery, Brad
ford; vice president, H. B. Berwald,
Titusyille; treasurer, John Fertig, Titus
vile; secretary, E. G. Jones, Bradford.
The company starts into business with
100000 capital, all subscribed. The
right of way for the line from Bradford
to New York has been secured and the
pany is now being strung. The pro-
jectors of the movement, to compete
with the Standard Oil company, will
pipe oil to the eastern markets, from
where it will be shipped to Europe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. e3.-The
boiler in Carsons cannery at Clayton,
Del, exploded yesterday, blowing off tho
roof of the building, and enling the
boiler seventy-five feet into the air.
Oliver Brown, engineer, of Havre de
Grace, Nd, unmarried, and Jacob Keat-
ley, of Hartford county, Nd, widower
with three children, received fla bal inju-
ries. They were brought to the Della,
ware hospital, in this city, where Brown
died. Keatley's condition is critical.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23
A Madman's Terrible crime,

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Sept. 3d. William
Lock, a prosperous hnckster of Ply
mouth township, became suddenly in
sane Wednesday night. Seizing club
he beat his aged mother almost into in
sensibility, and she was saved by neigh
bors. Subsequently the man again be-
came violent, and breaking loose from
son, William, and cut the child's throat
before the little one could be rescued.
He then escaped In nude condition to
the roof of his home, where for tinao
he kept crowd at bay. He was finally
eYerpoWerea and nlaced In the lookup.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23

PITrsBURa, Sept. 23-The wreck at
Shreve, o., on the Fort Wayne road, was
caused by blunder, but who was re-
sponsible for it has not yet developed.
There were twelve killed and as many
more injured. The fire completely wiped
ont all trace of the baggage express mat
ter, mail, and even some of the bodies of
those killed. There is not a remnant or
bone to be found of one of the postal
clerks, the express messenger or the two
ladies who We're going from Bueyrus to
Espeyville. The financial loss by the
wreck cannot be estimated. 1t is re-
ported that in the mail burned there was
about $50, 600.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23

GRAvEsEND, L. l.. Sept. 23--1'he following Is
xhe result Of the races at this place yesterday:
First race. 5l6 furlongs Lovelace. /; Sport,
9; Lnwless, g. Time, l,094.
Second race, ile-Gandeabra. l: Fegot, 2;
Charade, .. Time li3yS,
Third race, l-l6 miles Nonad. !; Cyuosure,
.. Murdotte, 3. Time, 4n4.
Fourth race, the Clinton stakes for 3yeer-
ol1s, with Sl2j1 added, ll8 miles Yorkvilie
Belle, l. Ignite, 2; Miss Dixie, B. Time, l.b654.
Fifth race. furlonga -M0yne gelding. II
Or. Iinsbronck, 2, Addie, s. Time, l.l34.
Sixth race l-lG miles Oscar, l; Transit, q
Canyhsa 8. Tinp, I.5iA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-23

ALBANY, Sept. 23-"Lord" Charles
Beresford, or La Sale, who was arrested
here on charge Of blackmail preferred
by his father-in-aw, Millionaire Lilieu-
thai, of New York, was held to await
the arrival of officers from Georgia bear
ing requisition papers. He is charged
with forgery, and Governor Flower re-
ceived telegram from the governor of
Georgia asking for his detention until
papers could arrive.