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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-05

owych czterech rozb6jnik6w.
Marsza}ek zebra4 indya6skich
policyant6w pod dow6dztwem
Little Dog. Oko}o 9tej rano
wczoraj stana} mimi przy cha.
tee, W kt6rej rozb6jnicy sic
znajdowali i rozkaza} i'm pod
dac sic. Rozb6jnicy jednak
pr6bowali W chatce sic ukryc,
poczem do Mich strzelano. Od-
powiedziano tez strza}ami i
rozb6jnicy zastrzelili Henryka
Shuberta 2 Blockfort, kt6ry
przy}aczy1 sic by} do pogoni.
Indya6scy policyanci zatrwo'
zyli sic opusciwszy Jacksona,
uciekli: on oczywiscie mu.
sia} odejsc. Zw}oki Shuberta
przywi6zl re soba. Szeryf Cur
tbs Helena szeryf Granger z
Kalispell kilkudziesieciu u
zbrojonymi przybyli tu; wszy'
stkie drogi SO strzezone, a dzi-
siaj przeszukaja pag6rki. Roz.
b6jnicy wyjscia ME maja: albo
zostana pochwyceni, albo "a
strzeleni.
Obnizenie plat.
LANSING, Mich, 4 pazdz.
Kompania kolei ulicznej W tenn
miescie zaprowadzi1a og6lne
obnizenie p}ac dla kondukto.
row woznic, z kt6rych kazdy
otrzymywac bedzie o 25 cen
tow dziennie mniej, nia dotych-
czas. Zdaje sic, re og6lnego
strajku ME bedzie, ale jeden
po drugim re s1uzby tel kolei
odchodzi.
Ucieczka z wiezienia.
LIMA, Ohio, 4 pazdziernika.
DIS wczesnie rano W Bowling
Green z wiezienia powiatu
Wood umkneli wszyscy VIE
zniowie. By}o ich pieciu: je-
den morderca, trzech niebez-
piecznych oszust6w ijeden z}o
dziej. Me ma dotychczas sladu
zbieg6w.
O bury mad zatOka.
New ORLEANS, 4 pazdzier.
Nadesz}y tn statek przyni6s}
pierwsAe wiarygodne wiado-
mosci O spustoszeniach zrza
dzonych przez burze ma Grand
Isle. Parostatek Joe Weber
zatona1 kilka os6b z za}ogi
utone}o. Burza okrutnie da}a
sic we znaki ma Grand Isle i
Cheniere Caminada; W tel O.
statnie] miejscowosci tylko
diva domy jei sic opar3y po-
dobno piec set os6b utoneao.
Wyspa odcieta jest faktycznie
cd otoczenia, a wiadomosci
przewozi tylko parostatek
pocztowy i statki ostrygowe.
Grand Isle ley wprost na po-
1udnie cd New Orleans, W
prostej linii 80 mil cd miasta;
dostac sic do niej MONA po
kauale Socole, podr6z trwa
10 do IA godzin.
lime wiadomosci Z okolicy
zapewniaja, ze tax W powyzej
wymienionych miejscowo
sciach, jakotez W osadach
Grand Lake, Adams, Cook,
Chalous / Trister Bayon oko}o
800 ludzi zycie straci}o. Po-
trivia naimniej tydzieh, MIN
pociagi beda mog}y kursowac
pomiedzy Mobile a New Or
leans. Take i Montgomery
do New Orleans pociagi ME
beda mog}y przybywac przed
dniem 5 pazdzlernika.
Wypadek kOlejOwy.
PoUGHKEPs1E, 4 pazdzierni-
ka. Pociag ekspresowy New
Yorku Mr.. 6 u zwrotnicy przy
Lacey wpad} ma tylna Geese
pociagu frachtowego, kt6ry
wykolei} sic. Lokomotywa
pociagu ekspresowego r6wniez
wyskoczy}a re SYN i wpad}a
W rzeke z maszynista Will
liamem Nc Quinn: ten jedna-
kowoz zupe}nie prawie nieu-
szkodzony dopayns3 do brzegu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-05
ROk Nv.
KOnwencya demOkra-
tyczna.

Kandydaci.
DO Sqdu seySszego::
John w. Schowalter
John Barton Payne
Perry Trumbull
E. o. Brown
DO Sqdu obwodoOego:
Patrick Nc Hugh
Larry Patrick Boyle
Granville Browning
Geo. Kersten, ma miejsce Sugga
Austin O. Sexton, ma miejsce Ket-
telego.
VIM. Puntis, ma miejsce Collinsa.
Komisqrze po'ciatowi:
Geo. Edmanson, prezydent
Martin Emerich,
Daniel Root,
Chas. Byrne,
James O'Connell,
John Panoch,
VIM. Coyle,
Hy' Ebertshauser,
Mich. Kelly,
John Clark,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-05
Zuchwafy r0zb0j.

Ia pomooa ciezkiego progu debowe-
go kolejowego z2odzieje wczoraj "a.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
HOBOKEN NEWS NOTES.

The Fourth Ward Rachetting Mullins will
have q parade on Thanksgiving Day. After
the parade they will have their twenty-second
annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall. All wishing
to parade are notified to meet every Saturday
evening until that time, at the Senate. Madison
and First streets.
A republican meeting will be held tonight at
First street and Willow avenue. Addresses
will De made by John Atkinson, john Gibson,
Isaac lngleson, G.. De r. Leonard and Jacob
Strauss.
The Third Ward Workiugmeu's Club will
meet tonight at Carmody's, Sixth and Adams
streets.
The first lesson in the Church Choral Uaion
was given last night by Prof. Lsasoa of Nav
York at the First M. E. Church. A large
number joined the uuion and les SUCCESS is
assured.
at the monthly meeting Of the Hoboksn
Quartette CLUB last evening r. Lsmolcn, Ii. ID.
Guellnitz. Seigmund Reinach and A. j. Lsufsn.
berg were elected to membership.
The Herman Warmers will. give their an
nual ball in Odd Fellows' Hall on November II.
The first Stag of the season will Do held To-
night at the Columbia Club.
President Myles Tierney of the North Hud.
son Railroad Company would greatly please
the patrons of Willow avenus line, if, on rainy
days, he would rua two horse cars of the regu-
lation size. The small box cars are a nulsancs
and do not hold half the people.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04

ing his resignation as Chief Supervise I
OF Election and United States Commits
sioner. This act Of Mr.. McEwsu was
brought about by some of his constitu>
ents. For q couple of weeks they have
been tnquiring whether. il elected, Nc
Evan could legally fill the Federal
eftice and be a member of Assembly, and
more pertinent still. if he could SO would
he.
Last night McEwan said. after an
nouucing that he had resigned his Fed.
eral offices, that he had made a careful
canvass of the Eighth district. and he
was assured that hs would be elected. He
did not want to hold more thar ore Office,
and therefore be had rendered his resig'
nation to the Government Of the Federal
ones.
People who are not enthusiastic repub-
licans believe that McEwan was forced
60 resign. as the last hope of being
elected. aud in his cots they find great
weakness in McEwan as a candidate.
They believe that the resignation is equiv
alent to a confession of defeat in ads
YaucQ- tr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
Y = ~ y N
RAILROAD
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
On ana after October 18th, 1893. trains win
leave JERSEY CITY as folioWs:4
tn N MN TfFny xy-au LFLI1f7

On On ana after ter October 18th. 1888. trains VIM
sIs a, N, the coIuasHaN Re E smE ss' daily fer ON
s1aassai q s%lesping, bi Sfbsa SSrs AND and ca 51s5ssapoaiA
sls 4. NJ. FAST LINE. With Vesti6niIs Fasf6r and
SisyeIanad and chicaaae. daily e ascsRsrs sas aGtSg9 }Ss
lSI5 noon, the celebrated PysssrIyA .sistgEp.
stateroon. Sleeping, biniSs, osserassiSE S and
sies g fi eats. d dIshss 81 sy gi sssSblSnaf sna aq Ssi hossSls
raEss, with PIllpan vestiSulss Sleeping ana Dihine
cars. daliyFto Columbus cancinnati, Chicago. and
sz5 ". WESTERN EXPRESS. with Pullmas
cago and eisyssiaasd,. adj Din dniss Car ar g si' PRliadsslp 81.
5 $50 r s'i H. oS e SaasafS; EsFFsss, daily Tor COZ
S MssSs,, ei4Ts aTaasb s sn9aianabol.s s.. Lens sRa
sis NJ. fAcIFIc IMPRESS, Pullman Bufet Sleep.
Toledo, and Columbus; daily except SATURDAY fSr
For Baltimore, washington and the south at s.ls
S4s, 81 80, !; 4: liza 4. Nj Us ls.s2 coNasEssiosAL
night;S p sunday SIS. ga 4. 4. SIS a cena res
fssara hi pinfns' darS,s IS Sf us ana ana s rsn fasn aaf
l2SJ might, For BALTIMORE only, ia r. N week
E1FREss for PhiIsdslphia, So. Ts4. ala sss, sls
i "a lg "a sn a. l,ls 81 4 i y y, g. qs i PsppsylysnIa Lin
s,l5y ~; Pm; ana 4. 50 might. sunday, So. s.Taj sis
Accommodation, .H.is A. M. AZ and lis F.a.
week days. Sundays, lis and IFS P. M
EXPRESS for Philadelphia via Camden. as. s.4bs
Ills a. n. IL. 2;a, &.1s, SIS and BIS ?. n. wees
For Atlantic City, 12yss G.l4 P. NJ. with through
Pullman Buffet Parlor Carr. 2.2S P. u. week days.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park. oesan Grove,
Point Pleasant and intermediate stations. via Rah-
sunday. 1000 A, NJ. ana a2l P. N. DO not stop
az TIA Asp Nny Par PARK OF, Or ocsen Groys ON sunday1I
ana ehsck baggage 1sA fro@ ana SSin e Eot sh.' ana Ssl rs sGs
dences.
3. n. PROVOST. s I r. woop
Gen'L Manager. Gent PASSENGER ASanr.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
LESsING COUNCILS ANNIVERSARY.

The twelfth anniversary of Leasing Council
No. 1913. A.. L. of H., was celebrated at Quartette
Club Hall. Hoboken, last evening. The room
was filled with interested auditors of an excel
lent musical programme, varied by Rotations
and presridigitateur performances. These
ladies' performed a kinder symphonie:-Frau
Heinemann. Fra ulein Rahlf. Margherita
Baumgarten, Paula Muecke, Martha Rolffss,
Emma Regenburz. Comma Baumgarten and
Magdalene Rocker. FRITZ Wollfert and Emil
Muecke also assisted in the symphonic.
Miss Mary Forrest of New YORK and Mrs.
Giovanni baumgartsn sang two solos. Prof.
r. Heise performed admirably Cd the violin
Elmer P, Ransome In legsrdema inc, Captain
Gozreh in ~shadowgraphs, Little Master w.
Klmpel on cornet. w. A. Sander on xyiophone..
and the Either Club, added entertain ing num-
bers. The Either Club 10 composed of Misses H.
Beste and L. ". Bernewitz and Messrs. f, Endl
and Charles Endl. Dancing followed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
MOUNT ZION ENCAMPMENT.

About to Celebrate Its Golden Ami.
versa ry.
Mount ri On Encampment. /. o. o. F.,
instituted iu 1S43. is about to celebrate
its golds n an anniversary. In honor of that
event it will give an entertainment in
the !Taoer nacle on November 16. On
that occasion the encampment will be
signally honored by the presence of
Grand Sire c. T. Campbell and Deputy
Grand Sire j. K. Stephens of the Sover-
eign Lodge OF the 1. o. o. f.. These high
officers will atreud the annual grand
encampment of the Graud Lodge of New
Jersey. which asse mblage will be held in
Trenton on Novsm Der IA, Is and 16. The
ODD Fellows of the county are much
Hoboken, q mem Der of the State Com
mlttee, has secured the attendance OF
these dignisaries.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
Seventh Assembly District.

FIRST PRECINCT, at 1874 Beacon avenue, bounded as
follows:
Beginning at the intersection of Hoboken avenue
and Oakland avenue. thence north along the centre
line of Oakland avenue to Jefferson avenue: thence
west along the centre line of Jefferson avenue to
Summit avenuej Jhelice- south along the centre line
OF Summit avenue to Hoboken avenue, and easterly
place of beginning.
SECOND PRRcINcT. at 40 Montrose avenue, bounded
as followst
Beginning at the intersection Of Summit avenue
and HICKS streets; thence west through Hicks street
to Collard street; thence north through Coliard
streef 70 spruce street; thence west through Spruce
street to Ionnele avenue; thence north through Tom
nele avenue TO manhattan avenue; thence east
through Manhattan avenue to Central avenue;
thence south through Central avenue to Jefferson
ayenpes thence west through Jefferson avenue to
summit avenue; thence south through Summit ave
nue. to the place OF beginning.
as follows:
Beginning at the intersection Of st. Pauls avenue
and summit avenue; thence north along the centre
line OF Summit avenue to Hicks street; thence west
along me centre line Of Hicks street to Collard
street; thence north along the centre line OF Coliard
street to Spruce street; thence west along the ces tire
line Of Spruce street to Tonnele avenue; thence
south along the centre line Of Tonneie avenue to St.
Paui.s avenue; thence east along the centre line 81 ST.
Paups avenue to the place Of beginning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
!. WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and
MOuntaip' Resorts n
THE NIAGARA FALLS AND WORLDS FAB
OUT

e9 NJ r tI EAfrEa III. Sc
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and
Mountaip Resorts. M
Trains Leave I'D st; North River, station. New
Franxiin st. Mr.. Terminal station at Weehaw-
ken, N. J., can be reached via trains Of N. J. D. Rd
leaving Penn. 3. r. Depot 80
$50 A. Dali local to Suspension Badge
except sundays, wesv of Coeymans junction.
1S0 A. -Dai local TO Albany and Saratoga.
Parlor car to- Albany, Sundays only.
Ro ss;is As 4 Buffslo:s N aSa A.1 ssf:. 4 pssssis ssG5SSfS Ssss,
.1l,S5 A. NJ. daily, except sunday. to catskfl
Mountains New Paltz Lakes IohoGK and Minnie;
Parlor cars to Bloomvi1e. Saratoga Ind Gaid wsiE
400 I. NJ. Daily, except sunday, Tor CatNSfil
Mountains and Albany.
SIS Pm. paily for albany. Montreal. Utica, syria
Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago.
$50 Z. M.aDaily, except Sunday for Nowburxh.
albany, Saratoga and Montreal Parior car e
BIS r. N. Daily for Albany, Utica. syracusa nc, -
ester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Defrs,;s
H sswSsrrb La aoSsls I go e 4. 4; y as asa z4sP. NJ.
*&M sll.45 T. M sDaily. INV
" agner sleeping cars for Albany. uttca. s,r.
Susa Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto
Detroit Cleveland and Chicago on all throuTk
FOR tickets, tipe tables, parlor and s,ean,r, .
accommo atlons, or information, anniv osSc~ss.
n nn no, sS Washington srreet, No. rs Fui.
York City. Nos. lis. 2si. eos, 7ss, is and d' as New y
way. l4S Bowery. No. 81 East Fourteen * Srosa
No: IS West One Hundred and TyVenty fs ~ ssreeG
honoksh, y. J. No. los Hudson street. ana dsS
9. Z. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent
NO. Vanderbilt ayenus,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04

ire line OF York street from Barrow street to Hen
dersnn street; east by the centre line OF Henderson
slrevt from YORK street to Mercer street, and west
Dy lhe centre line OF Barrow street from York street
TO Mercer street.
bounded as follows:
North by the centre line OF Railroad avenue from
5enderson street to Newark avenue and by the CEN
VI. line or Newark avenue from Railroad avenue to
Barrow street; west by the centre line of Barrow
street from Newark avenue TO Mercer street, south
Dy the centre line of Mercer street from Barrow
street 70 Henderson street, and east By the centre
me or Henderson street from Mercer street to
Railroad avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
500 Reward SIon.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
t hat science has been able to cure in all its
stages. and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fratern ity Catarrh being a c~onstitu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the pa.
tient strength by building up the con stitution
aud assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it tails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address. z. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
H-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
REPUBLICAN HOPES.
Thomas NeEwan's Little Election
Dodge-Executive Commit
tee Meeting.

The Executive Committee of the Re-
publican County Committee held a meet
iDglsst night at the Federal Club House.
The meeting was well attended. The
Executive Committee consists of E. w.
Wooliey. Chairman; and C. P. Boos,
John Graham, S. D.. Dickinson. William
Broos, r, NJ. Kaufland, Thomas Nc
Evan, Jr., Cornelius Keil, John Il. Will
fans and F. G. Hansen, beside tina
leader from each district ami the chair
man of the standing committees of tho
County Committee. Only three of all
this number were absent last night.
The leaders In their respective districts
reported that everything looked most
favorable. The districts were thoroughly
t. organized and had been infinitely cau-
vassed. The challengers d watchers
were all good men and the districts were
IN excellent condition for the battle Tues
wATCHERsIN NoRTH BERGEN.
1.-The Executive COMMITTEES mas taken
particular care of North Hudson and at
Fsach polling place will be stationed two
4 of the best men possible to obtain, men
/ who knw every voter in their precincts,
I and in addition to this the extra pre-
caution of having a large corps of special
watchers has been provided for. 1t will
he the dnty of these men to watch and
follow from Que precinct to anoshsr any
suspicious character. aud IL any attempt
at repeating is made to arrest the would
be voter at once.
After q long discussion over the ques-
ton of illegal registration. the Executive
COMMITTEES left the matter with CHAIR
man Woolley with power. If he deems
IL proper. or finds that he will have the
time under the law TO make protests
against SO called Illegally registered
voters. Mr.. Woolley viii send out notices
aud spply to the Court TO have the IL
legal names stricken from the registers.
A majority of the Executive COMMITTEES
did not think it worth while to go to the
trouble because the committee has a
complete list of every fsuspected regist-
cred name. which will be furnished the
~chailengers at tine polls who will be in
strucfed to cause the arrest of every
doubtful character as soon as his acts
warrant 1t.
M'EWAN'S LITTLE TRICK.
Thomas McEwsn, Jr.. the Republican
candidate for Member OF Assembly in
the Eighth district. created considerable
asuonishmsnE last night ny impartfng
the Information toitne Executive Com
mlttae that he had forwarded 10 WASH
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04

And notice is hereby further given that the fol-
lowing named places for Election and Boundaries of
shall meet and said Election shall be held, have
been selected and adopted as required by law
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-05-04
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

4 TRAIN conveying the ear to the
Crimea was stopped by peasants at
Clarkhoff to present to the ear a petit
ton against certain local abuses a
conflict ensued between the train guard
and peasants and fortytwo peasants
and fifteen soldiers were killed.
AT Agra, India, DIR. Haffkine, the
bacteriologist, inoculated 400 persons
with cholera virus and no evil results
were reported.
DURING battle between troops and
bandits near San Nincente, Mexico. all
the latter and twenty-five of the former
were killed.
On the charge of attempting to shoot
Mr.. Gladstone William Townsend. aged
IS. of Sheffield. was arrested in London.
A STORM swept over Prince Edward
Island and near Halifax large number
of lobstermen were blown out to sea
and undoubtedly persisted.
FLAMES swept away 162 houses at
Kreutzburg. bohemia, and six persons
persisted in the fire and over 500 were
homeless.
The death of United States Consul
Taylor, who has been consul in Mani
toba for over twenty-three years, hav-
ing been appointed by Gen. Grant, oc-
Cured in Winnipeg after short illness.
Az Indian named Jacks. residing at
Ste. Marguerite, Quebec, killed his wife
and daughter and ate a good portion Of
the latter.
0THERE were 125 slaves drowned by
the capsizing of an Arab dhow in which
the captives were being conveyed south
of Madagascar.
DURING battle between the govern
ment forces and the revolutionists near
San Luis, Brazil. 500 men were killed.
the losses being divided nearly equally
between the two armies.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-05-04
The News Of the Week.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL
FROM WASHINGTON.

The leading clearing houses in the
United States reported exchanges
amounting to SLOT. A.. O64 during the
week ended on the 2sth against sl,242.-
0I5,644 the previous week. As COM
pared with the corresponding week of
1892 the increase was So.
DURING the seven days ended on the
2Sth. there were 23S business failures re-
ported in the United States. In the week
preceding there were POS. and during
the corresponding time in 1892 the num-
Der was 2lI.
EXPOgTs have increased by S7j. 600. 900
during the first three months of the
year. The most notable advance was
in cotton manufactures, pig iron and
corn
The statement of the public debt IS
sued on the LIST showed that the interest
and non-interest bearing debt increased
s., 90 1863 during the month of April.
The cash in the treasury was SPA, AL
573. The total debt. less the cash bal
ance in the treasury, amounts To Ss4O.-
924. sci
The government receipts for the ten
months of the current fiscal year aggre-
gated S524. 5Sg. S93, or $40, 900. 900 more
than during the corresponding months
of the preceding fiscal year. The ex-
penditures were $685.. So ,552. or So
500, 900 more than during the CORE
spending months of the preceding fiscal
wear
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-05-04
LATER NEWS.

AFTERspeaking for nearly two weeks,
sci before the Boring sea tribunal, con-
Guided his argument the ID.
TIIE Minnesota river at Mankato. the
2d, was the highest known since 1881.
1t stood 1884, above low water mark.
NEARLY $4,000 working people en-
ployed in the jute mills of Dundee,
Sc, tland, have gone out on a strike.
HENRY BRENNECKE, a shoe dealer at
Whitewater, Wis. committed suicide
the I'd while in fit of dependency ty
shooting himself in the head.
c. VI. OLSON. prominent farmer near
Whitehall, Wis. attempted suicide the
"a. firing three shots, one taking effect
in his head, but not fatally.
1T was learned the 9d that squaw
near White Birch. Wis. was brutally
assaulted by three lumbermen, after
which her body was thrown across
FIRE and her left limb was buraed to
crisp. An amputation was made at
West Superior.
IL the district court at Fort Dodge.
Iowa. the II. Judge Hiatt in open court
discharged J. l.. Kempley. "A member Of
grand jury, and {. Il. Berrian. clerk.
or visiting and drinking in saloons, in
lictment of which was under consider
alton by the grand jury.
The Missouri. Kansas & Texas pas
senger train was heldup at Brier Creek,
in the Indian Territory, the night Of
Il. N -
,hesters, supposed to he the notorious
starr gang. The plucky express mes
senger refused To give mp the combine
ion. although revolver was held at
MS head and a knife at his throat The
passengers, including President Martin
IF the Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf,
and party on a tour of inspection, were
-obbed. Passengers were relieved of
everything from poelSetboolzs 20 pocket
xnives.
FIVE men employed by government
contractors near Little Rock. Ark, were
drowned the I'd while crossing the Lit
lie Red river in boat.
FIFTEEN freight ears on the Kansas
City, Springfield & Memphis road rolled
Town an embankment two miles south
IF Mammoth Springs into Spring river
he night of the "a. One man stealing
1 ride was killed.
The president and cabinet arrived in
Washington the I'd.
NEAR Mulberry Grove. Ill. the I'd.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper, wife OF
wealthy farmer, cut the throat of her
.6-year-old daughter and then her own.
drs. Harper was insane.