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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24
a NEWPORT eplsooti.
An Excursion Party That Took fossss'
sion of a MiIiionaire's Piazza.

sion OF Is MtiitOhhtreS A'~@"'
One Of the cliff cottagers, as they are
called in Newport--tbe cliff cottages neins
the most costly and luxurious marine
villas in the world-was said to have toid
an amusing aud suggestive story OF MS
own experience.
Il Is the immemorial right OF the puolc
In Rhode Island to have access anywhere
to the shore, that the right OF every one 10
the common property Of the sea may nov
be abridged, The beautiful walk along the
cliff, extending through all the hnest
estates in Newport between the houses
and the shore. is due to this privilege. The
result ~ not altogether agreeable to the
proprietors. because the excursion trains
and boats are constantly bringing crowds
of loitercrs and pleasure seekers, who
choose for their lunch the choice spots
along this promenade.
one day u party Of rural visitors arrived
on the cottager's grounds to lunch, and
not content 10 restrain their steps to the
walk to which they had a right, they con
strued their rights freely, ard under the
guidance of an elderly dame wandered over
the lawn, aud approaching the house rs
lunch time drew near, assembled the broad
seward piazza, and disposing themselves
upon the chairs and sofas, spread their
lunch upon the piazza tables and made
ready for the repast.
The owner, who from within had
watched the proceedings with some per
turbation of spirits, then appeared, in a
highly imperative mood, upon the piazza.
and addressing himself to the elderly
dame, who was evidently the commander
in chief OF the marauders, said, with ex-
tremely strained politeness, that strangers
had an unloubted right to walk along the
cliff, but that he had a right to his house
and his piazza and his tables and sofas
and chairs, and he should be exceedingly
obliged IL they would retire Immediately.
As he spoke he confronted the intruders
with threatening severity of aspect. But
the general commanding turned upon
him her benevolent spectaoles, and said
with the suavity Of an honest grandmoth-
err, "Why. lawl you wouldn't turn us off,
would YEP Sakes alivel ye'd be welcome
to eat your lunch on the piazza, or in the
house, or anywhere you pleased, up our
way" And she beamed upon him with
such benignity that, wholly unprepared
| for u sunburst instead of II storm, he was
speecbless, and greatly amused withdrew
from the field.--George William Curtis in
| HarDer's
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~ because they afforded chances ior wv
berry. The cry bring out your ue"u' w
sounded day aud night throush sno ss,ss,s
of the stricken city, ana thosc " '.as .',,s'
mortisn--for the town was elieoe""ns
ouarantned ~ could neither ercapo WI
hope. Naturally there were nous, n,U.s
and an utter abandonlncnt OF everyV .,a.
save adherence TO Inc oiaen aus.ee COO 90
drink aud be merry, ior 'o'io'''"
die"
II is recorded that mahy priests NV i..s, III
abandoned their VOWS ana nccano ,n nS AZ
with the general panic OF despair s'u u.s
sipation, but through the sioo'' ~
shines down along the ages 'ne ,o,.'Va Az
Of tho sisters OF charlty' Wno us" III.
ease and administered consoaeon ~, 10 ~ ~
stricken until suih'''one'' .,, ),
toll to their glorious res, III nea'e"' uo.a
Other mobs ana paiics W.
such as those o. iop4' ~" N's., ~. ~,
land after the King NY .o,'e ~ saar INA
again ot t'ao awful WIZ ..pa,,;,,sar
desolation Defoe' .hc a".'V , y, :, ,,,an
Crusoe," has written Nv ienss1. fo,,dnn
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A nail in ones shoe is neither comfort
able nor convenient, but a nail in ones
pocket may possess both of these attributes
and he useful and fashionable as we'll
Oxidized silver nails are made in exact fac
SMILES of iron ones, 50 nearly alike that
You coNld not tell the difference. You
would pick one up and cast it away or con,
sign it to the cigar box that is kept for
home carpentry as readily as you would
the real articles. But if you come across
one of these nails in an cut of the way
place examine it carefully, for you will
probably find away down on one side a
tiny silver point. Push this point for
ward and you have a lovely pencil fit for a
gift in any of the progressive" games.
and nice enough to do duty as a special
souvenir Of any special occasion.-New
York World
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

Not only mobs and poetry have found in
spiration from the plague; it is also re.
sponslble for the novel and for some of the
most magnificent passages in prose litera-
ture that have come down to us from the
most ancient days. Any student of the
Bible is familiar with the story of the
plaques Of Egypt, and Whoever has read
Homer, either in the original or transla.
ton, cannot forget the tale If the woes
brought ON the Grecian army before Trov
oy the irate god Apollo 1t was about The
middle OF the Fourteenth century that tbe
modern novel had its birth as the result ~
one OF the most frightful pestilences that
ever devastated Europe / refer to the
Decameron, " written by Boccaccio. These
uehghtful but rather risque stories were
predicated on the fight from Florence Of n
party OF wealthy men and women who
TOOK refuge from the plague
Meanwhile the "City Of Flowers, vv,I,od
beneath the blast of the DESTROYER IN
desperate and depraved alone could bs
procured to nurse the i'll or bury the viz,
INNS and they undertook these tasks cbiss.
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The stitch in Time.

In newspaper articles on the necessity OF
early organization aud nesdful improve.
ments In the national army and navy the
address Of Sir Charles Dixie before the
Royal Statistical society OF England has
been frequently referred to. Among other
cogent remarks made by the speaker was
one 10 the effect that the total failure OF
the French in 1870 to obtain even momen-
tary success with an army of splendid sour
ago and perfect training drew the moral
that. Whatever the peace expenditure, war
cannot he commenced with fair chance
of winning by nation which waits until
war 10 make her organization perfect
New York Commercial Advertiser.
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New Use for The pui.ometer.

The pulsometer Is now used for filling
the tenders of locomotives with water.
The pulsometer itself is of the ordinary
pattern, connected with the steam tanks
aud feed valves by flexible piping, and
when not in USE is carried on the tender.
When about to be brought into requ,sition
it is simply lowered into convenient
stream or lake by suitable means, and its
application TO this purpose is said to be ex-
tremely satisfsctory.-Ne York CONNER
cial Advertiser.
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Wrought Iron Chimneys,

A French official industrial department
issues the following recipe for preserving
wrought iron ehimneys and chimney fues
from oxidation; Brush over the inside of
the pipe with a mixture of coal tar and
pine tar. Then iii it with wood shavings
and chips and set fire to them. The tar is
thereby calcined, and adheres to the metal,
and also covers itself with carbon. A pipe
30 treated will last many years longer than
one which is left unprotected. New York
Telegram
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

Many Instances of Lord Sherbrooke's ne.
GuIar vein OF morlant humor are recalled.
ferhaps one of the most characteristic of
hls sa,iies was that evoked by the news
.hat LORD Beaconsfield had conferred a
Peerage on his secretary. "Welln said
Mr. Lowe, did not Caligula mako his
morse proconsultn-LoDdon Globe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

waiter" said man who had been ex.
hausting his strength trying to put knife
through an alleged steak, II wish you
would bring me flea nice, sharp file"
"What are.you going to do with the filer'
asked n man at the same table.
Going to file these articles OF incorpors-
ton"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

An American inventor has brouebt
out a process for making soap from the
resinous matter in the needles of the
pine tree. The resin is extracted by
means OF alkah, and the woody fiber is
removed from the product, which on ad.
dition OF fat yields an ordinary soap con-
tanning resinous and fatty acids.--New
York Journal
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copyright, ls'r' b

army rom "",0u NJ, KIM Hangar ia in.
cou,u 10 ia .o,,hatad. the other
Vis'oie a','' ''n' .,i..st 1, there 10 n fight.
Is 'ahS'o'e '''', r,'''s;,, lac Moth the differ
ing chano,' r.,. ,h. contrast OF the
ence an" sne 'v'.'o ,',' ~
"' nv W ~ .itnatiop il ia M wonder
.'..a.,.,oo M, ,nprebensiof, of a
'nao '"' p'N'' 90 -, ay.rayain tel
plague eNc''oS pe'P'o W - hraak
ligence 10 such an eA,eh' ''"' ~ -.
loose from the restraints Oh soveinn''''
and resort to illegal measures. Inc mon
indeed has been the multtude's final pro
taet AGAINST The existing order Of things
In Mi lands and centuries of which we
have any knowledge. 1t has destroyed
dvnosties and slain individuals. 1t has
reveled in massacre and robbery, and
ayain IL has eytermiuated hordes of thieves
md puriaed the political air with the cy-
clonic force of it's relentless wrath. 1t has
sent kinps to the scaffold and peasants to
the throne. IL has destroyed cities and torn
down feudal barriers, and it has been the
porent Of reforms and the father of evils
Rnt of NIL the upreasoning and self de-
structiye things in the world a mob in
snired by fear is the worst. When pesti-
lepce is the cause of the CONSERVATION, a
certain wild despair prevails which mani
fosts itself in defiance of the powers of God
and nature. What, for instance, can be
more bloodcurlling than that song written
nv a British army officer in India during
one of the great cholera epidemics, and
which begins:
We meet meath the sounding rafter,
And the walls around are bare;
As they echo our peals of laughter
1t seems that the dead are there.
Then stand by your glasses ste"oy
;, rms w9riu ,i IS a " ,1 Oh u i' e1nd,
iig,e u ea,'u =" WY 1 To- dias
wy, ,,,,.i+.ar sr+r 40,
nc. nc ',,;.,, Er.,,;sh ~, n,
;".I ~ I'"l ,nI EraI;sh uniforms ON
~ -, .,,t f., ,'l,or,,s ~, tb;s
onen 80, ., ti' 5ast and than
81 So H. .,,,l. ~ t,,,;,,, - oon+ rol
.ooN w '.'s ,',''t ''',, IS soI1;ors
- - -, -, 80
haJ ,,,a,,,,,,, ,I,,,ast n ,,oh a,d ,ybo ,yere
n''' 'oO''.'e ''''i'o ~, nv 80 ~
| lying "S i"St "S h'e9 Wv iios'y nv,
Az each recurring pfeahlasU III ,he OH
GERS meSsroom the refrain was heard
"Hurrah for the next that dies!' always
| preceded by he announcement from the ad.
| infant Tint such n one or so many of their
| comrades had succumbed Then the
| dwindling band of Anglo-Saxon stoics
| and heroes marched out to their du.
| ,ioo ND ,bi, da.th Tho fftv bec.ma
| 80, r,. 49, +,,o,,tr e. ,o,r,o;,,od
| 49, .,
Ne we va" II VI oiie 'errioie uf'S hine oniy
sang the song, ana the next morning the
| adJutant ate alone Cndlsmayed, he fought
| on. He controlled the dwindllng mob; he
| brought order out of chaos, and at last re-
turned to his English home. carving with
him the story of that awful siage With
| al, ~ ~, H., -, ~ -; "a ~.
"."'i ''"" "i'o VIC "oiuI CIV hi"'iN u 'hS
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An electric balance has oeen shs Object
which the placing in the pan ), =, ,,; , and
to be weighed closes au eleetrlcS,'tgSssb beam
a motor carries tn weight Guy g'' .h IT.,
until an equipoise is estaoiisneu . ~ The pan
the circuit. With the emptyins -
the weight returns.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

The finest specimen of phy I,,,,., Oscar d
on ID European throne Is h,ns there runs
Sweden, in whose royal VEINS Eth but Ut.
very good red pleoeian Blood WED WV, 10 il
tie of the real blue article l,arsnal, Der
His ancestor was Napoleon's ma
pnApfta
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OF all big cities Berlin probably gets the
most vegetables from distance. Her win
ter caulfowers come from Italy and Hol-
land, her new potatoes from Malta, her
beans from north Italy, her pickles from
Holland. hsr onions from Russia. Hungary
sAd Egypt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

Birds occasionally display q c Gu II severe
lessness before the oecnrren9,s exhibit .
storms, just as many anina a.s the iupi
similar sensitiyeness long before al observed
n nenoe Of an earthquake has been o.
by mankind.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24
BORN OF PES7ILENcE.
Epidemics Responsible for a
Variety of Things.
MOBs. SONGS, HISTORY, THE NOVEL

The Recent Trouble Near New forA
n,she. n Theme FOR mn Article on HIS
,or,c hat Little Known Events
Death List of Fifty Miiiiohs'
PLAYWRIGHT, lse By American Press Assoe'a-
~ ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-27
Arthur AND sARGENr.
suits Against thc labor chiefs NJ
Result OF Strikes.

suits Against thc labor chiefs NJ
Result OF Strikes.
TOLEDO, March a7.-The hearing Of
numerous Injunction and other cases
against Chiefs Arthur and Sargent
aud the railroad engineers and oihers,
growing out Of the strike on the Ann
Arhor railroad, was begun In the
United States court this morning. The
fret case was that Of the Lake Shore
engineera and ilfcmon on the charge
Of contempt OF court In refuslnf
- handle the lrsight deliver d
from the Ann Atbor road, handled by
non.union men. Evidence was taken
last week and the proceeding today
consisted In the hearing Of arguments.
At their conclusion Judge Kicks an-
nouncci that he would render decl.
sion tomorrow.
In the afternoon this court took up
lie second case, that Of the restraining
order Issued by Judge Kicks at Clevo.
land forbidding the roads from refusing
freight from the Ann Arbor road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-27

lode &C Cripple Creek, Colorado, on
saturday, Tor $4,000. The purchasers
had secured the other half interest u
week previ,ualy for $500.
a Rsdding (Cal.) dispatch says that
william aud Lem Jones, two brothers
eugapHi in mining on Olney creek, six
miles from teIding, while making n
cleanup ot their placer diggings, found
two Jumps " gold worth Sj01 and 5000
respectively, hcnidts guttiug about $500
IN smaller pieces aud dust. Their find
has created considerable excitement.
Thutsday night, Hiram House, one
OF the Oldest settlers Of Corinuc, cue.
cumhsd, nltor n severe Illness. Tho
deceased built tho water works VI that
town, in which he invested SO 900 n
$1,000. He also owne some SvIy
valuable mines 10 Caribou. idaho. Mf.
House was well liked by III who knew
hin aud was widely known through.
out The county. He leaves many rola.
iiyeo to mourn his lobs.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
PoIay's clearing house exchanges
amounted 20 S23i,lb7; same day last
year, s3lGo55. Decrease, ss3,7Os.
roOAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yort-Silyerss e., lead, S3.07l.
London-Silver, so DID,.
ORE And BULLioN.
Wolls, Fargo n Go. received today,
Mlngo bullion, si0.Ois.
I. IL. Jones & Go. received today
bullion, 36iOO; otes,' $500. Total,
sli,lO1.
Mccormick Is Go. received today.
Silver and lcau ores, s250O.
w. a. Hodges had In today for
one lot Of Horn Silver orc, 100 tons,
aud three other controls.
w. q. NJ. Steward had In today for
assay one tot OF OH Jordan and Galena
ore % iOus, aud one lot ~ Centennial
Eureka Orc, 50 tons.
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.
United States vs.. The MOnOSahela
Navigation Company.
The Earning Capacity of Property
TO nc Condemned Must
he Considered.

WASHINGTON, DC, March 27.-The
United States Supreme Court has de.
cided that the United States could not
condemn the property OF private cor.
porations without considering In the
proceedings tho earning capacity
thereof. The decision grew cut Of
proceedings to condemn the lock OF the
Monongahela Navigation company In
which the right Of the company to
collect tolls on vessels passing through
the locks was not considered. Such
action had been taken in obodience 10
an act OF Congress In relation to the
matter.
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liElel.en riii, rn-nl,.is.

MAsHINGioN, Match -. - Baron
Nnutiadai the Brazilian envoy here
On rpcclal mission, was stricken with
npopleNy nru Paralysis lost night. lie
lies at his rooms ina critical condition.
lie icli at tie entrance OF the National
lhentti, at the close OF the Performance
which DE attended. lie IL the Oldest
ulpl0mat In the Brazilian service. lie
WIS nt TIE head of the commission 10
pIeieut the Brazilian side Of tho
cohtrovcuy between his country and
the Argentine Republic over the
boundary liue.
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THE SENATE.
busincss Transacted IA the Eztra
Session To-day.

huhincss transacted in the EEtra
Session To-day.
WAsnISoToS, March 27.-Resolu.
tons were offered In the Senate by
Senator Chandler, directing inquiry
into the operat ions OF the immigration
laws. Laid over.
Tho majority report was made by
Senator Hoar In favor Of admission TO
The seals Of the senators appointed by
the governors OF Montana, Wyoming
and Washington. The minority
report, adverse, Will DO made tomorrow
by Senator Vance.
Senator Call addressed tho Senate
ON his resolution annulling the provi.
sion OF the last legislative approprla-
tion bill for the appointment OF
commission OF the Senate and the
House TO examine into the civil ser
vice Of the executive departments.
Call'e resolution vent over without
action and the Senate went into
executive business.
Adjourned iii tomorrow.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate has confirmed the noml.
nation OF John b. Risl,y, minister to
Denma rk.
Silas w. Lamoreaux, Wisconsin,
.''missioner OF tho general land
flee.
.Iyface IL. Lurton, Tennessee, u. s,
circust Judge, sixth circuit.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
The President has sent the following
nominations to the Senate; Felix A,
Reeve, Tennessee, solicitor Of the
treasury.
w. IL. Seaman, Wisconsin, United
Statoe district judge, eastern district
u Wisconsin.
Albert II. Fall, New Mexico, associ.
ate Justice OF the Supreme court OF
New Mexico.
Samuel It. Fisher, Massachusetts, as
sistant commissioner OF patents.
Samuel f. Morse, Indiana, consul
general 10 Paris.
Allen Il. MorSe, Michigan, consul at
Glasgow.
George J.. Denis, California, United
States attorney for the southern district
OF California.
Francisco Estuadillo, California,
agent for the Indian mission at Tale
river agency, California.
POsTMAsTERs.
Mrs. Amelia Bates, Sonoma, CALI
fornia; James +. johnson, Pendleton,
Oregon.
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THEY ARE FALLING FAST.
Suits Begin to Como Down Upon the
L. {. Coffin Hardware
Company.

The Chaplin Bolt 4 Nut company,
Of Ohio, brought suit In the Third
district court this morning against tho
Il. @. Coilln Hardware company OF
this city to recover Si6s on promlssory
note aud $50 Tor goods supplied to order.
Tho Apollo Iron aud Steel company,
OF Pennfylvsnia, also planted suit
against tho same defendants today,
claiming Si02,7S on account OF mer.
chandiBe.
Dey aud Street are attorneys for the
plaintiffs IN both cases.
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states are to be- dependent on changing
the political majofilios of this chamber.
1t seems quilel as Important tha.
the construction given by tbs Senate
g. the Constitution In the proceedings
Of judicial nature should be luiltxi-
bly, adhered to, except IN cases Of
clear error, In spite OF the grave and
serious temptations which must
beset this tribunal, beyond all
oth,rp, TO depart from them In
times Of high political excitement"
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WAsHiNGrOS, March IS. 90 The
ruth OF oiiico scoEeu continues. 70
applicants for the position Of pension
ccommissioner and public printer, the
President said this morning that he
would not M those Offices for some
Time ~ he wished to give careful con.
sl,deration to the claims OF all ap-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-27

NASHVILLE, March 25.-rhe Bank
OF Commerce has assigned in anticipa.
ton Of run. The deposits amounted
only TO about $4,000. The failure Of
certain persons largely indebted TO the
bank to meet their obligations put tho
bank In a position not to be- able TO
stand run. The assets Of the bank
are about 500, 900.
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MORE BUSINESS FAILURES.
Driver Mercantile Company and OSller
Brothers.
The LattcT Go Down for Three
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars.
List of tho Creditors.

Tho Driver Mercantile company
which commenced business Ut No.
n 4 south East Temple street about a
year ago, with H.. Il. Cluie as presi-
dent, secretary aud treasurer, assigned
for the benefit Of IT. creditors this
afternoon, tut up to O'Clock the list Of
creditors hal not been fllrd with the
county recorder.
w. II. Remington Is assignee. A
NEWS reporter called nj the compauy,s
office but was denied admission.
Finally A. u. Smith, vice president Of
the company put In an appearance
aud was asked as TO the cause OF the
assignment. He only said.
81 don't know anything about It,
and therefore can't say anything"
"From whom can | get infotma.
tion."
81 don't know" replied Mr.. Smith
rather sharply.
"Bui, surely some one knows,U in.
ieLecied tho reporter. You have no
objections 10 tho truth being made
known to the public, have you?n
81 don't object to anything, but |
won't talk"
every well, " said tho reporter, aud
lac went la quest Of particulars else.
where, aud while ON his round met
Mr.. Clutc,aud Piled him with questions
concerning the firm's failure. That
gentleman was even more curt than
MI Smith, and said no didn't know
anything whatever about the assign.
mcut, neither did he know what The
cOmpaly's assets or liabilities were.
IL viii be remembered that the
cOmpany's place Of business was found
ON IRE few weeks ago but the elil-
Client works OF the firemen prevented
a serious loss.
Mt. Remington was seen Just before
the NEWS went 20 press and explained
the cause Of the assignment as follows:
INF. Clute has owed me s2950 for
some timo, and the firm to which 1
belong $50, We have been pressing
him for = settlement for long time
but ho seemed unable to do any for us
aud so We secured the assignment.
Mt. Clute also owed MIR. Mccormick
$1,000. II Is impossible to tell ut this
time what tho assets and liabilities
are"
Os1LER BROTHERS 90 DOWN.
Ostler Brothers OF this city also made
an assignment today, ana VIM. IL.
Roy has been named as assignee. The
firm Of OHtler Brothers consists Of Oliver
b., David J. anu Joseph b. Ostler, and
has been doing grocery business at
433 north Second West street. The list
Of liabilities ia divided among creditors
as follows, the assets being unueter.
mined nv yet, but II less than the total
Of tho amounts here named:
rmFEmmp cREDToRs, CLASS g..
Salt Lake fruit and Produce company.-g $50 10
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DANornors NAN Ar L,nar.
A Murderer Escapes Prison, Armed
with Rifir.

A muTdelc r ESCAPES Prison, Armed
with - Uinr.
JACKSON, Mich, March 27.-R.
Irving Latimer, under sentences Of
imprisonment for lie for the murder
OF his mother In January, 1850, Is Mt
liberty, armed with rifle, and
some privileges by Night Keeper GIL,
and took advantage Of them TO drug
Gill and Gate Keeper Haight, thus
securing the keys. llaight died from
tho effects OF the poison. GIN IL under
arrest a. an acomplice Ia the escape.
Hundreds Of men ire searching the
city and surrounding county for him.