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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-07

Eau Claire Leader:-Judge Mar
Shall is quoted as saying that, notwith-
standing the triangular fight that may
ensue over the Office of associate jus
tice, he Will not withdraw from the
contest unless advised 10 do SO by the
braves who rallied around his stand
point at MarshGeld. 1t is safe enough
to assert that he VIII wait in yaia for
advice Of that nature from the above
mentioned source, rs anyone CONVEX
SAINT with The personnel Of his chiefs
can testify.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-07

siStants to Mr.. Erickson and has
charge of the office while he is away
will be retained in the same position
lie is about y years of age and was
born i'll the east but followed @, icy )
advice and che west to grow up with
the country, lie is a craftsman by
trade and formerly worked in Duluth
but drifted TO Superior and coming
under the notice of Mr.. Erickson was
made assistant. He is an American
and now lives at the East End and
Will be retained in office on account OF
his reliability and careful work.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-07

\ mob Of nearly 500 people made
an assault upon Tie jail al B&k2rsville,
\. G., Tuesday evening for the pur-
rnse Of lynching some murderers- The
jill was defended by the Sheriff and
Il posse OF deputies y fight followed
and eleven deputies and twenty-five
OF the mob MIS- killed. The mob
triumphct!- hs%gyer and hung the
p!.Snurr~.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-07

EnIcr Sheriff HfckStrOnl.

Charles Wickstrom came to the Tn
tied States from Sweden eleven years
ago. lie was foreman i'll the Omaha
road repair department tor six years.
He has lived in Superior since 1856. lie
was sheriff Of DouglaS county III 1889
81 and deputy sheriff under Dan Ken
nedy. He viii now be under Sheriff
under McGrath.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-07
Gaylord W.. Thoa;p.on.

force lie was elected to the council
from the Fifth ward, which position he
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-07
Tailor Dick IzcEuire.

Richard Mcclure was born IL Pene-
tanguishene, Ontario, i'll 1880 lie left
that town 1T the age of II and went to
Michigan. lie was sheriff of Chippewa
county, Michigan, and also supervisor
III the same county. He came to SUI
perior III lSSS and was proprietor OF
the Merchants hotel. He gave this
up and went to Minneapolis, but re-
turned to Superior two years ago and
has been bartender for W. IL. Nc
Carthy.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-06
Title City OF WASHINGTON
Secretary Smith Begins Disoharg-
ing Surplus Clerks.
COMPLETED BY NJ
AnaassAaol qionnsr T. Hayafa viii Not Sail fr Eng.
land . Relieve Minister Iincela Until Early III
Mss Weather Busean . u Investigated.

WASHINGTON. Apftl . Secretary
Iiekc smith. Tuesday, entered actively
on the wedding out u all employees IN
his department who are incompetent 81
who have been appointed purify fos
political reaSonS Such Of tho latter as
get inll eillee again must do 50 through
tic civil service Tuesday. twentysnins
clerks Ia The censms department were
discharged. aud others will follow them
within i frw dayA
The secretary Is determined that The
census waik shall Ne completed III
December AZ next, tho time fixed by
cone rssA iii Tho last sundry civil apprp-
priatiun I'LL. and that II shall lie NJ
compiishtd within the limit On uppro-
rriatisFus made for the purpose, chicf
Clerk Mardlc. Of the census oflee. by
tiie difrrtion Of the secretary. Is having
the Individual records Of the cierlss
under him thoroughly examined, and
wherever tits found that any ~ them
nre mot mp 10 what IS fixed as d stand.
nrl ~ efficiency they win be dropped
The secretary believes that hi this
wecding.out process and Nv requiring
the clerks u endeavor 10 40 their best
lie Will 10 ahtc to accomplish Ills end
with reference to tho ccnslts work.
Tho general land Office will bc taken
mp shortly, and, after II has been over
hauled. the nension and other bureaus
81 The department viii receive attcn.
tiun.
Secretary Morton Inns decided 10 make
n thorough Investigation of tho charges
Of Encouragement and Observation-Disclosures
tion preferred against theweatl.er bu-
reAu BY James u McMcIaughiin. chict
Of the executive division III The bureau.
who was suspended for writing q letter
protesting against the promotion 81 tho
weather observer at Norfolk, Va prof.
Harrington, the chief III the bureau.
has asked an Investigation, but re-
quests that II be delayed Il short time
because Of bis health, which compelled
him TO leave tho city Tor a few days.
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GRESHAM NAY REsloN.s
This Il Tho Report, owing TO Dtsa gree
mnnt With Cleyelm ID.

This Il tho Report, owing TO DIsa gree
ment With Clcsela II.
NKw YoRK, April GA dispatch "a
the Herald from Washington says: IN
was reported Tuesday afternoon that
tho disagreement between President
Cleveland and Mi. Gresham had become
so pronounced that tho secretary 81
state Ind determined 10 resign. Conn
ing right after the report that the see
rotary Of state and the secretary of the
treasury were displeascd at their treat.
ment by the president, the rumor
caused a sensation, although no one
had up to that time believed the dis.
agreements were 50 serious that an
open break would occur Secretary
Gresham was seen Tuesday night and
asked II he intended 10 resign.
There Is absolutely nothing III the
report said Mr.. Gresham ut Il
without foundation"
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spHoIMEN oAaEs.

s. fl. Crawford, New Casscl, Wis.
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism. His stomach was d~isotdered,
lis liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and lie was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had = running sore on his leg Of eight
Years standing. Used three bottles q
Electric Bitters and seven boxes q
Bueklen,s Arnica Salve, and his leg i
sound and well. John Speaker, ca
ttawba, o. had Ave large fever sores
o. his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle Of Electric Bitters
aud one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve
earea him entirely. Seld by r G.
Williams, Jr. & Co., drug store.
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THE MARKETS.

Cincinnati, April
FLoUR-winter patent, q 50aa75; fancy,
Eao06126; family re 2sn250. extra, $1,000 IS;
low grade. sI609i9os spring patent, A00Q !. t0i
spring fancy &3t6Ga75: spring family, s300d
ab; rye flour, E3f5ua0
WuEAr-No. 2 red had buyers al 67c for good
No. 2 red and the nominal asking rate wasesei
No. 3 red held al ~ ddac.
CoHE-The following sales made public re-
fleet the condition or the market No. 2 white
spot track, 4sHc; No . mixed, spot track, ~
40s<c: mixed ear, spot track, at &c; No
white. spot, track, ai csc.
sOArs-No 2 white samples, 5T4asse No:
mixed. p track, ~ 1Sc. No 2 white, spot
track, at BIO
RYk-SelIers asking 5ec, for good No. 2 offer.
ings being inadequate to meet the demad. Sales
Of rejected, spot, track, d. 50c
Shippers. &i5g3500 Oxen: t260d
As5 Select butcher. a Ba47 IS, fair 70 good
&a, 40a425: common. s250u3ea Hcifers: Good
10 choice, t36sd4tos mno 70 fair, &25Oa
$50.
VEAL cAIvEs--Common and large, y O0a
400; fair 10 good iight, tf50a60o extra, 49,
HocE--Selcct heavy and prime butcher, tdA
Nd50. fair togood packers, f615Gh40i common
and rough, t5.5oa0iO. prime light, t6I51625;
Others. il e5adio: pigs, HOO ds0 common q
snrrp AxD LAnBs-sheep-Yearlings and
wethers, $50 525s fat ewes, t426a4.75; com.
mon TO- fair mixed, S2758425 Fall E~ambs-i50Q
0Gs5 Spring Lambg-sz.00a lt.90.
~TsBU April q
CArTLE-Markc steady Of yesterday prices;
No cattle shipped to New Work.
Hoes-Market demoralized; Phtladelphias,
4676aGS0; mixed. sd6O1d70; hest Workers,
s640aG50; pigs and Light Workers. ta75962O:
8 ears hogs shipped 10 New York
SHKEP Market lsc TO 2ec "a from yester-
days prices prime lafahs steady and un.
changed, 4 rlmon and medium duh and lower.
BALTIMORE, Aprild
WHgsT-No 2 red SPOT and Arril, 7skc;
May. TfNc
c~onK-Mixcd spot anl April, IKE; May,
fTssc; Jaty 4SNe
OA4s-Fsfm No. . white western. 4ic
RYE-Quldt; NJ. 2 &c.
PHILADELPHIAs April o
wnEAT-No. =. rcd, April. sssl 1safcs May
5sHN55Ac june. T5As nc; July, sJ$ 177sze
CoKN4sNo 2 naked April ~ ts5fc; May,
sza4sc.
oArs-No 2 white, April, Mas, June ana
July, s0sS4aoc
WHEAT Steady ann hrms No : cash and
April. 7isSc; MAJ, IKE; July, 74es august,
144c.
CoRs-Steady. No 9 cash, Ale; May, 4oskc;
No s. 40c; No. 3 yellow. 4ic
OAIs-Qniet; cash, S3c
RYE-Duli: cash, Soc.
CLoyERsEED-DnllA and steadys prime casn
and April s2sA
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.FORGER SUTTON INSANE.
Tie Attorneys win Make 4 Plea
Of Insanity
KEEP HIM OUT OF PRISON.
Belinass sfthe Fefgylea ana he Utter Indif-
bssaa Displayed Iaaicase ! Failing Mind
Mon Croske1 Wort.

Lnr4svlti-k, KY. April 6-Forger
suitYn's attorneys, Il Is said. VIII make
i aefersc OF insanity for their client
\ hen the ease IS called for final trial
The evidence Of his forgeries is too
I rmidablc for them Il resist aud their
ualy hope Of keeping the old man from
lie ~psnitentiary is 70 prove him insane.
fnc mans p~ccnlihrities have for years
lhen 50 marked. and the forgeries com
mittcd have been apparently SO bare
faced and clumsy, that a strong cnse
will doubtless be made ont. The un.
natural indifference TO his situation IS
II % tho strongest points In support
Of the insanity theory. lie has never
shown tho slightest nncasincss. and
tile night before he was arrested
who visited Judge Harge's residence.
reading a French novel. while his
attorney was eudgcling his brains TO
keep him out Of jail. Mai Kinney. one
OF Sutton's attorneys. was on Main
street ~endeayoring to get testimony
from business men TO sustain a theory
of insanity. -Four additional forgcries,
aggregating $4,000, were brought TO
light Tuesday. Sutton Is charged
with having forged two notes
for 81. 900 each on J. r. Walker,
distiller, and placed them il the
Western bank, and also TO have
forged acceptance TO two drafts Of
g, 900 each at the Louisville Banking
Co, one on ]. S. Scarcy. the Anderson
county distiller, and the other on Isaac
Hoffman. OF the Hoffman & lIackley
Co. The forged draft acceptance on
]. $, Searcy and Isaac Hoffman, held
BY the louisville banking Co for
81. 1000 each, are said 70 have been
forged about March a5, d few days prior
"a the disclosures Of tho worthless SUIT
ton receipts In both instances Sutton
presented the drafts 1T the Banking
Co 5 counter with collateral attached
They were ten-day sight drafts. They
were rcturnNd with the signatures Of
the distillery duly accepted. But there
was a climax Tuesday when both
men declared their names had been
forged
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CRISP WANTS AN EXTRA.
50 That They Can larry Up FREE Trade.
- ne say&

SO That they Can d nrry ~ Free Trade-
80 He says
ATLANTA ca. AprilG Speaker crisp
has reached the city on his way 10
Americus. lie was.at onee beaieged BY
oflicc-huntcrs for his signature 70 ap-
plicationS Il am glad. said Speaker
Crisp. ..that there will be an extra scs-
sion OF congr1~sSn September. have
always beex/in favor Of an extra ses-
sion, and wanted to see Il come right
after the inauguration. You sec we can
get q good and satisfactory tariff law
rassedby the end OF this year II we
meet in September and send il 10 the
senate after Christmas. and BY this time
next year we can have II safely landed
beyond congress
This would gives MS plenty Of time
to get the law in full operation before
the mex election. 1t will take some
time TO get The benefit of the law real
lied by the people. and when that IS
done the advantage OF such u reform
will be a living reality, and the people.
fully enjoying it viii proclaim the
truth Of the democratic policy again Mt
the next election w~irhrevcn greater en-
rphasiS"
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"a cHrruL ACCIDENT.

A
ars 81 + 1~ahoxraa siide Cainde. irjar,
log tlete4 otrt stadeats, several
fatally.
RAi24ehs \. G. April dive cars
on i SMitehbaek. or toborgan slide.
cullidsd Tuesday. resulting ID serious
q jarics 70 eleven giri students and one
cacher several ~ The girls arc be.
uevcd TO le fatally hurt Tho injured
are:
Miss Mabel. daughter ole Congress.
man Wharton ] Grcen. ~ Fayettr,
vile. n U.ioth hgs bfokcn. and moi
rSpecied Is lisc
Florcnce. dancliter ~ IartuS isoylan.
IN this city face hadly crushc,L and
not expected u hive
Annlc. daughter 81 thsfles Root IN.
jared internally
Addie. daughter uf a. II snow. in.
iGred Internally,
Miss Patterson. Of Nvwbmrne. bruised
and injured Internally and Is perfectly
helpless
Helen and Mary. twin dnarhtyr 81
Rev pr. Sucdes, were on The front
scat Helen had both legs and arms
broken Mary was drcadfulty crushed
and internally iHjarsd ~ Is not bc.
licvcd either Mil survive the night
Miss Adele M~nrtanmifs. of Georgia.
severely hurt, btf no lsoncs prokrn.
Miss Annie Gregg. % Iexas, badly
injured internally
Miss Sadie johnson. Of Asheviilc.
wrist broken.
All The other wcrc stunned. shocked
and bruised.
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SIX TIMES a PRoLtctoE.

~ #E@SE -~ f5fME E#HEHI
Al Mother So Charges Her Husband-He
and the Doctors Deny IL.
NEW YoRK, April 6-Eugene John
Newman Is accused Of poisoning his six
children. Mrs. Newman and some 81
the neighbors made the accusation and
the burial OF the last child was stopped
until an analysis Of its stomach
could be made. Mrs. Newman also
thinks her husband tried to poison
her. OF the six children OF this house
hold three have died suddenlyof gastric
troubles. one Of meningitis and two. It
is said, of commissions. which may
have been the outcome Of gastric
troubles
The father claims that they inherited
the disease from their mother and the
doctors say it is hereditary. Most Of
the children, it is alleged. had small
policies on their lives in the MetropoIi-
tan Insurance Co, Of New York.
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10 cHoLERA.


Or. MeCormaek Taiks Disc~ouragisgiy 81
the Prospects Tor the coplag summer.
wAsnfSGroS. April d members q
the National Health association are
gathering Ia this city for d conference
% consider what steps should be taken
to guard against the spread Of choIeru
this summer.
DR.. Mccormack, Of Bowling Green,
Ky, one OF the leading members. speak.
ing of the situation. said
The fact of the matter is, the situa.
ton is far more dangerous TO the coun.
try mt large than II was last summer
and fall, when the cholera was actually
in New York harbor. The disease had
not landed then, mud, besides. cold
weather was coming. Now II Il differ
cnt Twenty-Five cases 81 actual chol,
era developed IN New York city. and
the disease Is planted there. We have
the whole summer and fall be forc us.
and the dread disease has a chance foI
d full sweep
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'CANADA'S ANNEXATION,
Prominent Canadians Want il for
The Best Reasons.
THEY EXPRESS THEMSELVES


M
NEW YuhK, April G.-Wm. Mc0recvy,
ex.mcmber 81 the Domlnion ~parliaments
Peter Mitchell. Hector Mckenzie, VIM.
wainwright and Mr.. Connolly, all promt
mont canadians are NJ the Hoffman
house,
Mr. Connolly, In an interview, said,
@fn Ontario and Quebec, as we'll ns ia
the maritime provinces. there Is un<
donbtcdiy a very strong sentiment IN
favor of the annexation OF Canada BY
the United States, and Il e Increasing
Some 81 our most prominent mon be-
licvc IN d union Of the two countries.
aHd have privately expressed themselves
NJ that effect. but Ia public they ex:
press opposite views They don't want
10 he accused Of disloyalty.
But the facts arc that on the Amer
lean side Of the st Lawrence you 500
thriving industries. while on the Cana
dian side you 500 general depression
and lack OF thrift The conclusion Is
nbsimus II the question should DO
tested hy Il vote 81 the people, | think
twc-thirds Of them would favor an
nexatiom Hanythlng Il done 10 secure
union the United States will tako the
initiative byeenainE commission 70
Canadn. The administration of the
dominion Is not likely 70 discuss the
question until Il Is compelled "a"
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FORESTS FIRES.
Red Rnin Runs riot ID the North Caro-
IA Woods.

Red Rnin Runs Itiot ~ IN North CARO-
liea Woods.
RALEIGH, N. e.. April 6.-The great
est forest fires ever known in Moore
and Richmond counties are raging in
the heart Of the long leaf pine district
The trees had just been bored and
thousand Of them have been destroyed.
Many people owning turpentine or
chards are ruined. One man lost 1000
ncrcs OF trees. The fire swept upon tho
town o. West End and nearly wiped Il
out Three large stores. with their en-
tire stock, the post oficc and several
dwellings were burned.
At least a dozen turpentine distiller-
les and scores Of dwellings scattered
throughout the woods are burned, and
the rails OF the Aberdeen and West End
railway are SO badly warped that trains
car not run. Great quantities Of resin
was burned. 1000 barrels at West End
alona
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TIE PRESIDENT

Sends Another Batch OF NJ limitations to
the mate
WASHINGTON, April 6.--Tbe president
sent the following nominations to the
senate Wednesday:
State-James s Ewing, Of Illinois, to
be envoy extraordinary and minister
pienipotentiary Of the United States to
Belgium.
Thomas r. C~rittenden, Of Missouri,
to be consul general Of the United
States at the City Of Mexico.
Interior-Louis 9. Hughes. Of Ari-
iona, Il be governor Of Arizona
VIM. 7. Thornton, Of New Mexico, 70
be governor of New Mexico
TreasurY-Wm. nj. Maize, of Ohio.
to be surveyor Of customs for the port
of Columbus
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Gninr M nnnnd AInrkn.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 6-Prof. King.
chief astronomer OF the interior depart
ment who has been chosen as the Brit
ish commissioner to determine the
boundary line between the dominion
and Alaska, left here for Victoria, b.
q His party numbers about one hum
dred, including representatives Of the
Canadian geological survey. He will
be joined at4Victoria by Prof Mcnden-
hall, the Y. S commissioner. who will
also be accompanied by a large staff
Two steamers will be placed at the dis
posal of the survey party by the domin-
ion government
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CONDENSED NEWS
uathercd Prom An rhrt. ~ the caaatry
~ telegraph.

~ AttNENHHh-
Falling slate killed miners borden
and Schlect near nraSil, Ind
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Max
well Tuesday appointed IA fourth
class posimastcrs
Fx-Statc senator r. ii. Burton
hanged himself at Tnscumhia. Ala,
after athree-weeiss' spree. ~
Joseph kuhn, aged 10, was killed by
the accidental discharge Of a Il while
getting out 81 a boat near Martinsburg.
w VA.
Yesterday Alonzo A. Rich. d travelling
men. IN jumping on . train AZ Knox,
Ind, fell under the wheels His head
Was severed from his body.
Itis stated ON the alleged authority
Of advices from Chilli that martial law
has been proclaimed ga that republic
Definite Information Is awaited
The net gold balance 10 the treasury
department Tuesday morning, deduct.
Ing the shipment Of sksoa. 600 made
from New York Monday. WAS 20. 600, 0U0
Mrs George krauso was driven IN
sane az Pomeroy. d. by what Ii report.
cd to he . conspiracy ~ relatives. AN.
concerned ID the work viii 30 prose.
cuted
Secretary Morton Tuesday appointed
Michael Mcnski. IL Milwaulee, wis,
executive officer OF the weather bureau.
vice w. s Stanley, OF Wisconsin,. re-
signed.
The president has selected the old
Middleton House, on Wnofley Lane
road. near Rock Creek. for his country
residence this year. II will be ready
for occupancy by Maysi.
a maj BY The name 90 Kelly WINS run
over and killed hy%@theg construction
train on the FAKE Shore road. al Ches-
tcrton, Ind. He Is thought ID have
fallen between the cars. and was cut 10
pieces
The New Worlds fair hotel at sixty
second street and oglesby avenue,
known as the Lcmont, and inst ap-
preaching completion, was destroyed by
fire Tuesday afternoon. The loss,
covered by insurance. will be so, 900
Az noon Tuesday unknown robbers
entered the Office Of tho Logan Wagon
Works, Parkersburg, Nv. Va. on AZ
prominent street, and bursting open d
SSH Wills bpolSs dok TIE N4HktHtat CON
~sisting o. money and valuable papers
Tho custom officials nt New York
have been directed BY Secretary Carlisle
TO show the utmost courtesy and TO nd
init FREQ OF duty the baggage Of tho
royal visitors from Spain. who are com
ing to this country 10 visit the Worlds
fair.
Gov. Tillman, Of South Carolina.
bought enough whisky at Louisville,
KY. t0Equench tho thirst 81 tho whole
state. HE huys II on account 0f the law
passed that the state procure the
whisky, beer, ctr.. and appoint aaioon
keepers 10 retail 4 70 the people.
JAS. Lennon, the Lake Shore engi
neer found guilty. Of contempt by Judge
Riclss, Monday, has refused 10 pay his
iinc,on advice OF his attorneys. lie has
been arrested. andthe United States
supreme court will DO applied 10 for a
writ Of habeas corpus ID nj once test
the case.
The Pacific mail steamship City Of
New York arrived at san Francisco
from Panama with smallpox on board.
Seventeen passengers left the ship at
San Diego without undergoing quaran-
tine. The disease broke out after
leaving that port Tho ship Is now at
Angel Island, quarantined, with ffty-
three passengers aboard.
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a ConvtcT,s WIFE.

Et@ 1sE#F NN
She wants aIltno y trpm itcr III usha ID :
tarnlags the Z. lie mary.
L~ouIsvnlE, Ky, April y "a remark.
able suit for divorce, which viii bring
up a legal question: never before consid.
cred, was ilrd Tuesday. The plain.
tiff III the action Is Mrs Elizabeth y
Arson. q very handsome woman. who
resides ut sie Nineteenth street she
seeks 10 the courts separate her legal
" from her husband. silas S Arson,
at present an inmaic Of the Illinois
pcnitentiary at Joliet Her grounds
for action are numerous Tho remark
able feature Of the petition Is the
prayer for aiimnny Mrs Arson alleges
her.. husband woriss III the barrel
making department of the Joliet peni.
Tertiary, and that he earns two dollars
per week, the laws ~ Illinois providing
for the payment Of Its eonvicts who
work after certain hours She asks the
court TO award her a reasonable ali.
mony. AMI that Judgment be rendered
against any sum in the hands Of the
~pcniteptinry officials 10 satisfy her
cinimz
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BAKER CRY, Ore, April GA posse
IS in hot pursuit Of Tom and William
Mccarthy, the alleged Roslyn bank
robbers who escaped from officers near
here The officers have captured their
horses and the men are now travelling
on foot II is said the McCarthys have
not only robbed Roslyn bank. but the
Summerville (Ore. bank, the Enter
prise and various other banks in Neya-
da and Wyoming, and were also princt
pals in the robbery Of the Denver bank
two years
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rough west virginia raIr Lyrched.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. April q About
a week ago Police Officer John cland.
Ter. Of BlneHcld. Mercer county, was
shot and killed in a disorderiy house
kept BY XII Redd. A row was started
at her joint near Rlnefeid Monday
night, and Charles Morgan, colorcd,
fired into the crowd. killing John Les.
see, colored. Morgan was lynchcd "a
n tree almost 10 front Of the house, and
his body riddled with bullets, Kis
Rcdd has fled. with L portion of the
mob ID pursuit. and Tuesday night she
wal reported lynched on the Virginia
side OF fhc state line.