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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-08
ms now JUDGE JoRpAN.

a commission was Issued To-Day 10
Lewis Jordan as judge OF the Ohio
county criminal court. y,
Delegates Imhotf and o'Kano will
leave tomorrow morning. Mr.. Wilson
will remain until tomorrow night when
he will leave for Charlottesville, going
from there home via Washington. Mr..
Brockunier expects to leave tomorrow
for Washington, from there ho will
come home via tho Baltimore & Ohio.
THE REGISTER DENOUNCED.
The newspapers have received more
than usual attention at the hands of tho
legislature at this session, and it seems
they have succeeded in making moro
blunders than usual, thereby attracting
attention to themselves. The Wheel.
ing Register Of March 9, in one of its spe-
cials from this place. spoke OF Mr.,
Floyd being sore because he was not
appointed member OF tho conference
committee, aud said that under his
leadership tho Republicans would vote
solidly TO defeat the appropriation bill.
II added further that lie claimed to carry
the Republican vote around in his vest
pocket
1t was we'll known fact in legisla-
tive circles that Mr.. Floyd had abso.
lutely refused TO serve on the confer.
ence committee, and the result when
the vote was taken showed that the
statement in regard to his opposition to
tho bill was incorrect, as he made every
effort when tho bill was on its passage
to induce his Republican colleagues to
vote for it and thus end the session,
which seemed interminable II it was
defeated. 1t was probably due to his
efforts, moro than to those Of any other
man, that the passage Of the bill was SO.
cured. The bill did not suit him,
neither did it suit any one else, but it
was evident that it must pass or the
legislature remain in session all sum-
mer. Mr.. Koontz, OF Fayetto, had the
article in question read by the clerk and
entered his protest against Its untruth.
iulness and unfairness, not only to Mr..
Floyd but to the members. Ho referred
to the writer as u "modern Baron
MunchRusen."
Mr.. Floyd followed with an emphatic
gard 10 the Reppblican position on tho
Bill and donouncod Tho article, its an.
thor Nnd the mnnoo,r Of tho Py0isler in
very yIgoFous isngt,aee.
- 49,.
=, >, WARM FhEL'Nu,
MIR. Lively accused Mr.. Floyd oil using
improper Language, and that gentleman
replied that lie did not propose to DO
and would not be lectured by any gen.
tleman on tho floor Mr. Lively said
that every member OF tho house know
tho statement made by the R,dislCr to bo
untrue, but insisted that Mr.. Floyd
The evening world., 1893-10-26
ACCUSED OF SHOPLIF tins,
Mrs. Whittoke Again Arrested or
This Charge.
Held on Complaint of Two Womsn
Detectives.

Eva Peyser and Lena Norzimcr, de-
tcctlvcs for Edward Ridley * Sons.
Grand street ~dry-goods dealers, appeared
az c~omplainnnts against Mrs. Nhlttoke,
thirty-clght years old. OF 273 West FIFTY
ninth street, before Justice Noorhis in
the Essex Market Cour this morning.
Mrs. Whittukc was arraiGncd on the
charge of shOplifting. About b o'clock
yesterday afternoon Miss i"yScr said
she noticed Mrs. Whittokr acting rather
suspicIously at the ribbon counter, 1t
is alleged that she was seen t" hastily
seize several rolls of ribbon and drop
them into a large paper bag that sh"
carried in her hand. Next she went
to the feather counter and took. 1t rs
said. "A large quantity OF feathers. tips
and ostrich plumes. She Is also .ac-
cus"i of taking "A large piece OF velvet
cloth.
As she was leaving the stor" Miss
Poyser and Miss NorTimyr stepped over
TO her and requested that. she, return
ann DAy FOR the goods AT his She
became INDIGNANT. and declared she had
taken aOthing but what had been rali
for.
Policeman Young. OF the EldridEe
street station, was summoned and Mrs.
Whittokr was placed under arrest
I Sh" was taken to the superintendent
Office. whcr" her bag was searched and
All III" missing property round m hel
possession. Some" time ago Hrs. Whit.
toxic was detected Inv u similar nt"nsr
hut was allowed to 70. m" goods
which she is charged with having takc'
Yesterday wer" valued at S?2.&9
Thc prisoner said that she was mar
Justice Voorhis held h"r in 500 BAH fpi
trial
The evening world., 1893-10-26
DILLON RAPj JOHN REDMOND.
SAYS He Shows a Desire to Make
Home Rule Impossible.
Meanwhile Lord Randolph C;urchiil
Goodies to the p%arnelilir.

DUBLIN, oct "i-At n meeting o? tin"
National Federation yesterday Joan
Dillon. Member Of Parliament g., East
Mayo. maLr an address. IA which l"
r,G-rr.d at length to l.hu IGuuuromi.5
strtcmout that rhnru would lr HIT -
THO abuarl aov,utl .ouv- Nationalist
members Of Parliament; the irksom" and
weary task Of Keeping in office tho Lib
orll GOV Iumout which Is trying to pass
Il Iluno-liuir measure.
He said that Eulmuud's assertion that
the futur" policy Of Ia" patnelllt" fac
tlon would II" to utterly disregard the
interests OF all English parties shuw ii
II dccp-scatcl desire on the part of
the ohstructionIsts to make Home Rule
impossible. or. at least. to rob It OF any
political force.
Mr Dillpn was sure the Irish pcopl"
the world over would cry shame at such
Il party. 1t was easy FOR 4 man CON
trolling only nine votes to speak in this
tanner. but. as for the Natinnnl!sts,
they were in fun control OF srvvnty-uuc
votes. they held II PERI = balance Of
power and Nric quite strong uoUg to
Irpos" Mr., Gladstone II necessary or
desirable. 1t therefore became them to
speak with a proper sense OF their
duty and II proper conception OF the
great responsibility resting upon them.
and not AS schoolboyg.
LONDON, oct. .6-Lord Randolph
Churchill. speaking at Yarmouth ycst"r-
day, said that h" had confidence In
John Redmond. adding that the Union
lists would not despIa" the ParrclIi;e
votes hould they desire n dissolution.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
LONG SOUGHT FORGER AIKEN
He Is Gray Haired and of Re-
spectacle Appearance.
Was Wanted Upon Five Different
Complaints.

The cleverest spurious check-worker
that the police have had in their clutches
for many years was held in jefferson
Market Court to-day upon com
plant Of Joseph Kochler, of $50
Park Row. The man is gray
haired and respectable In appear
ance n gives the impression Of a fairly
well-to-do business man. His name, he
says. Is George Harrison and his age
nish any address or to tell anything
about himself.
lie has worked all about this vicinity,
and IL wanted in Jersey city, Newark
and Brooklyn as well as here. At least
a dozen complaints have already been
lodged against him.
When arrested Harrison had in his pos.
ssnsiom ,| sha Gf "'a on &S sSSxs o" a thf f aIsd
some Of no Fulton National Bank of
Brooklyn. Resides these there was a
stamp used for certifying checks.
to Police Headquarters this forenoon,
and, after being stood up" for lnspeC-
tor McLaughlln's men. his picture was
taken for the Rogues' Gallery. He has
been wanted at Police Headquarters for
several weeks. Five complaints have
been lodged against hin there. He is
known to the detectives as a man with
unlimited nerve in laying down checks.
The specially worked by Harrison is
Doctors Offices. He will watch a doc,
tors Office until the doctor goes away,
then ring the doorbell and ask for the
doctor, on being told that he is out hi
asks for the doctors wife. When she
comes he explains that he is Mr.. SO,
and-So, naming some one knowr
slightly To the DOCTORS family, and that
he owes the doctor SIS for attendance
He then fishes out a check for S25 oil
$50. and the unsuspecting woman ir
most cases accepts the check and hands
over the difference to the willy forger.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
THE RUSSIANS AT MARSElLLES.
Received with tho Same Enthusiasm
as at Paris and Lyons.

MARSEILLES. Oct. q. The Russian
sailors arrived here at IL o'clock and
were most enthusiastically received at
III" depot. The scenes witnessed at
Lyons were repeated here. Men and
women puzzled forward almost under the
horses feet in efforts to shake hands
with or embrace the Russian officers.
The crowds were so dcnsc that the
carriages were several times brought to
a Stdnistnl.
While the landsmen enjoyed them
selves on tho Cancbicrc, the floating
population Of Marscillcs centred around
the Russian Eunhoat Terety. which ar
rived here escorted by IA large hot!lla OF
small craft.
ON the water and on land, in the
streets and in the harhor. here, there
and everywhere, the utmost enthusiasm
and brightest decorations are displayed.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
LAY IN WAIT FOR OUTLAWS.
Business Men Defeat a Gang Of
~Desperadoes.


#tMMITNiLIE 1nl, CO.. &c Armed
business m.n AND farmers fought a
ruuuins battle with ouilINs In TIA" husi-
- ,s houses and throuFl the main street
1T thig town. yesterday morning. and
Dick Guouman IN" al tn sang, Hes
DYING ~ the y"l' at Anderson, curslnE
H. jry,eArry It t. nignt,W%i'nniim 81
dr"~ to their i"rih. Another Of tn"
latter. Tom MAY, sliGhtly wounded. Is
locked up. aud tn" Sh"rin's poSS" Is
riding through the country Tor the mem
hrrs Of a." ldnd WIN escaped, .
For three weeks armed men, picked
out by the local ut sin,ss men and the
citation. have slept in the larger stores
an the barks of tn" city, ami this town
has been Practically under siege, But
the dcsGrradocs who have been plumber
through mis- section Of Indiana have
been defeated ana dispersed.
Goodman. May and other outlaws met
In a barn near hrlr, II concocted a
i~;dsonnum. ana ", j, NcNabncy, the
principal business men of the village.
Tho robbers planned to come ten or
twelve strong leave their wagons on the
outskirts of the town and make a sys-
r'natic raid. George stroud, night
them, but informed Marshal simmons.
Tu"sitN night was selected for the rail-,
and ;nr picked men ot the town armed
Il clnsc,vcs and prepared to ambuscade
AMI capture or XIII the robbers.
beputy Sheriff coburn, Pat Harmon,
,hir! Of the Anti-Horse Rangers. and
Drrw Fennimore took two rcvolvcrs
each and hid chino the safe in the
wilkins store. Soon Coburn heard a
noise in the south side of the building.
Some one was pryinG open the window.
Thcr i MAJ stepped lightly into the
room and VAS met by Deputy toburn
with q level!ci revolver in each hand
Throw up your hands, shouted the
sheriff.
FIR answer the burglar sent a bullet
into Coburn's body. turned and ran. fol-
lowed by MS companions. The vigilantes
opened fire ami started in pursuit. They
Nerc soon joined By merchants. who
we-c lying In wait in near,% every store
In the town. all we'll armed.
They opened fire at long range and the
rohbcrs stopped now and then. as they
ran. to answer the fire. Half n mile
from Wiikins's store one of the flying
men zen In his tracks. Two OF the posse
stopped to seize him rs he lay. Tho
others pursued the fleeing outlaws.
After chasing him a mile May was
caught.
The wounded man was Goodman. son
of "A wealthy farmer south of town,
who was shot in the abdomen.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
SUBSTITUTE NOMINATIONS.


John V. MclGvily, nominated hv tn"
New York Democracy q til" TWcniN-
sixth Assembly District, fled his decline
tiCn with clerk pelamat"r at foIc"
Headquarters to-day. At the admc tim"
the Erw Yorl, Democracy nj In the
nomination ot Richard - |h"ri Ian to h'
substituted for th1t OF McEFlly.
h tolu"tm& ~nomInauphS were al''
fled to-day
For member Of AtsrmAly on tho Re-
publican ticket for tn" Twentv-nlnth
District. Samuel Oppunhrim. vice An
drew !. Parker. declined for ~ emily
man on tr Republican ticket for tn"
Thirticth District, Theodore Nchrrg,
vice John j. Grady. declined. .
Louis r. Hanru, who was n~0rl,naiNI
BY the New York County democracy
fur the Office OF Commissioned OF street
Improvements IN tn" Twcnty.'hirl and
Twcnty-cuurth wards, has officially de-
Clined IN" u~um!nltIon.
Edward O. risti". nominated for Ciril
Justice in the Third Assembly District
on thu Republican ticket, to-day hcI
his d"Clination.
samuel ". Jacobson. nominee Of the
Prople's rarty for District Delegate 4"
the CONSTITUTIONS Convention from the
N!uth Senatorial District, has gent IN hIs
d~cClirItion.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
PORTER HAYES A THIEF.
He Acknowledges He Robbed Ged,
noy House Rooms.

Thomas Hayes, a porter for Ave weeks
at the Gclncy House, was Il prisoner in
tn" Jefferson Market Police Court to-day
charged with rObhirG the rooms of
guests. Hayes is twenty-sIx years old,
and has been married only three weeks.
ON Tuesday at midnight Charles A.
Postley, Il guest in tn" Gcdney House,
went out To take a walk. After start
ing he remembered that he had left his
room door unlocked. He notified the
desk. Porter Hayes was sent to lock
the door.
He returned in y few minutes. turned
TN" key over 10 the clerk and nothing
morS was thought of the occurrence un-
I'll Mr., PostleT returned home shortly
after ; o'clock Wednesday, morning. He
found that his room had been robbed
~ twN suits of clothes, 81 in money. an
Umhreii- and several other articles.
Lust niEht Detectives sullivan and
Lang arrested Hayes. lie broke down
AHl cont aorl to ;he robbery, hs.Ics
Alw.'Iu- tina lie Nll robbed the rooms
ut n'a"r guests.
H." give h!r address as 80 East TWEEN
- H'' ma street Nut this, and another
y'l".sf winch he gave, wsre found to be
L,t.N.!-.
Io.,tn" logan hoil Hayes for trial on
J. .."E'r Cb.nt,e.nt.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
DISCUSSING OLEOMARGARINE.
A Lively Meeting Mt the Mercantile
hi TO-DAY,

The members of the Mercantile Exchange
are discussing the ulcumargarine question
to-day. They want to prevent the sale of
imitation butter ana charges have been
made against Assistant Dairy Commits
Sioncr Il. +. Van Nalkenburgh that he
has not done what he should to put an
end to the traffic.
President Wills was in the chair, and
State Dairy Commissioners Frederick G..
SChwab and his assistant were present.
Mr.. DuCkworth, one OF the members,
defended MI. Van N~alkenhurgh, who
afterwards made Il plea in his own be-
half, and denied that he was using his
office for political rurDuscs.
Mr.. Van Nalkcnburg said that in
tho past eight months he had prosecuted
eighty-slN persons for Illegally selling
OIComarEaIine, and that We was doing
his best to "nforC" tho law.
butter dcolor. also defended Van Val
EoNhUrgh, from thu charges made
against him.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
JEWfLRY THIEVES ARRESTED.
Three Men Held on Complaint OF q
Clerk.

Frank Stephenson, alias John War
rcn, aged tlfty-four, OF II Bowery; John
McKinzie. aged ~forty-tlve, and John
Sullivan. aged sixty, were arrested yes
tcrday for stealing a lockct in crank
fields jewclry store in West Fourteenth
street.
Thc police say they are all old crooks.
Stephenson and sullivan, who are
known to have done time, went into
Franklcld's store a week ago II
looked at loCkets, They said they would
come again when they left. and 1t was
discovered that II so locket was missing.
Yesterday the clerk recognized them,
and when they left he followed and had
Policeman Hogan, OF the Mercer street
station, arrest them.
The were held for examination In JEFF
ferSon Market Court to-day on com
plaiut Of John bennett. one OF Frank
ilcld's clerks. Three other jewellers are
positive that the men have stolen goods
while visiting their stores during the
week.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
ACCUSES WESTON II. RIDER.
Mss M~onteaele Begins Criminal and
civil Actions Against Him.

Weston II. Ri1er, n wealthy business
nam Of KinGsrun, y. g., was before
.lu-iu." 8 ,ruuliv at ihn Gn.r- Avenue
iu.rc Court, iiroJkIyn, TINS M Tn-nE.
IN" Coulpitluaut D." Miss henrietta
MDE;roG.c, Of so Greene avenue, iiiupi-
,lNn.
The charG" against AIR, Rider Is a Sc
rIoui one, which the complainant. who
Is "A good looking young woman about
Twenty-Five" years Old, declares she
VIII push to tn" bitter end. She h"ram"
acquainted with Rider about IL year axe
Nhil" visiting "A Hi-t"r Of tho accuse,
III columbia County. Since then he has
frequently visited her in liruoklyu.
liuSidcS the police court proceedings,
Miss Mun'"aGl" has began suit IN tn"
supreme Court to recover $lO,USD dam,
ages. In this suit she claims that sh,
is moro DESTROYS Of v'mlir3ting her char,
actvr 10y comp"lliuE tn defendant /,
make good his promise to marry h"i
than she rs 10 uh,lin tho u'onor.
Miss Nnrt"a,lr', parents are dead
md ah" "r"aiint VITA tho !Nmily az T. +
ll''.rUvnu. 81 N"W NnrA business rHuE
Mir IIl'r .oni.l ~. charge mtI.
AGAINST MIN, Ial Furnished lgni, l1
Nj" appearance n court on fharsit'
u"hi.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
REPUBLICANS ARE HOPEFUL.
orthe Execu.ive Committee
ofthe Sta.e Committse.

4 meeting OF tho Executive Committee
o: the Republican state was
held at the headquarters in tn" Fi'th
Avcrlc Hotel to-day. EncourasinE re
ports from some sections OF the state
vUrc =. styrl
rx-i!.g. and cx-Collcctor Robertson
v-ls >zr-uiuc as to ~" success OF ~"
carutiptn frr the court OF Appeals
c",,T,5r from Putnam and Westminster
counties. and two pt tn" three Assem-
rfvmru in his domain.
Il WIS denied that Their" was my lack
ns lands for Iycitnat" use in IN" cam
pAigr.
Matters wa~, quiet Rt pomlcrntic
Headquarters. At rammany Hhu Mr.
croker conferred with Senator N
Iul City Court Justice FitZsimuns.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
BANDITS NEAR HORNELLSVILLE.
A New York State Gang with u
cessful Wild West Methods.

HORNELLSNILLE n. Y, Oct .26.-
Sheriff Hollands. Of tcubc County.
has offered II reward of $50 for the ar
rest of the Martin gang. who have been
holding up and robbing persons in this
locality.
The gang consists of three brothers.
Josiah. William and Charles, and they
community.
Information was received here that
the gang was in n freight car just west
of the city. and half Il dozen policemen
and two deputy sheriffs went to the
place yesterday.
William Martin threatened to shoot
the first man who approached the car.
The officers retreated and the gang cs-
capped. Farmers who come to the city
leave for home early in the afternoon
to avoid meeting the outlaws after dark.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
WOULD NOT TAKE SMALL SUMS
Margaret Cakes Refused Anything
Less thar Ono Dollai.

A well-drcssed, neat-looking woman,
who said she was Margaret Cakes. fifty
years old, IA dressmaker. with ~uarlors at
l73 Third avenue, was held for "Xamina-
ton in the Yorkville Police Cou this
morninI on a charge of Obtaining money
under false pr"tcuSoS.
Policeman Kelly, who arrested her,
said that he had been looking for her
FOR two years. II" said that her method
of getting money was to ask wealthy
| persons at their homes or in the street
for money. She processes to be genteel
and playing in hard luck, 1t is said that
she viii not accept I SUM under 81,
returning all smaller contributions.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
MAYNARD THE THEME.
Ratification ct Tammanv Hal, ana
OPP oos!t on a. Cooper Union.

It was reported this morning that sen
ator Hill might not I've abb" to speak at
the ratification meeting IN Ta1mrn,N
Hall tonight. Secretary N"i '!i.!cE
said Mt noon that - had no: hoard t.
the contrary from tie Senator, and tn
he Cvpcc,c1 Senator Ncorh""" 2l.p t.
- present.
IN The absence OF eith.r or bo;h Con-
ETcssmnn Jason Iirown, Of Indians, vii.
b: one OC the ~rrlHC'!ui orators. II. Is
said to he - very good g~I"-Ner.
Coz. Flower will preside In the main
hall. Overflow Iucct!N-s WIN BE E"ll IN
RrSIt of the buil5inr.
- Ear Association also locks for a
biz crowd at it, mass-mccj.ug In Cooper
Union. where MtynarI.* c''cti," nI'
hc opposed by suCn niNrn "le1A-rs a.
Froirric +. C0uicgt. y. t.ll"ry .Au.irr.p.
and Wheeler II. paCENGm.
Al the THmnanY C!uh" have hara or,
derei 10 send big DELEGATIONS to max,
a biz showing !or Maynard.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
ITALIAN OFFICER KILLED.
HIS sh!pmates V,slt Promps Ven,
gennce on tho SomnI!s.

Times from Zanzibar states tina Il
Second Lieutenant Of the Italian de-
spatch vessel SLaifctta. was murdered by
SumalIs at Mcrkuh. on the mainland,
forty-tive miles southwest of Maya
dONo.
The Stafrctta subsequently bombardcd
the town, which contained about 5000
inhabitants, and then landed sailors and
marines. who killed several of the Soma
lis concerned in the murder. All the
Somalis in the place were disarmcd.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Mayor. button holinE voters and sccur-
ing their pledge to support Schicrcn and
Gaynor at the polls, Bctwccn three
hundred and -four hundred are engaged
in this work.
They have recently declared in favor
of George Kinkcl for Supcrvisor-at-
Large. Among tn" prominent members
are Mrs. Gen. \. G, Eaines. Mrs. James
Both-Hcndricliscn. Miss lie Row ana
Mrs. A. j. pclry.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
CAUGHT WITH BURGLARS TOOLS.
Police Think They Have Captured
Long-Sought Crooks.

RYE, MY, Oct. 26.-Thc police of
this city think they have in custody the
sang OF burglars who FOR some time
have been committing numerous rohNor-
les at this place and adjacent towns
along the Sound shore.
Last night they captured three men
with a full burglars outfit. Thu prison
'r gave their names as Charles Mar
shall J. X. He'd n John b"mghfrty;
the robbery at the Fulton place and
rohblng several post-otices and railroad
stations along the New Haven road.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
LADIES OUT CAMPAIGNING.
They Are Making the Political Fig h:
in Brooklyn Livoiy.

Brooklyn ladies' are taking an active
part In the local political campaign this
year and haye come sui strong for a
better and cleaner government.
They have perfected their organization,
which Is known as the "Women's Health
Protective Association" and are doing
great work In printing and distributing
circulars showing up the weak points
OF Mayor Boody's administration.
Thew are also conducting a house-to-
house canvass in behalf of Charles A.
9chieren, the Republican candidate foC
The evening world., 1893-10-26
OTTO KEHPNER APPEhlS.
v'eStP ~" Police Board Man-
Ganlussd to Print Eis Tickets,

John Fcrne!. attorney for the New
YORK Citizens Democracy Of II" seventh
Assembly District. appealed TO Jus,ic"
Parrstt In Supreme Court Chambers III
morning. for 4 peremotory maEtam"t
compelling toe Police Commissioner
TO review their action rejecting tha
Otto kvmpner ballots and TO print Off
ciai ballots bearing his Lame for member
OF Assembly In that district.
Justice Jarrett tiXei tomorrow morn
IN: at 1890 as the time 20 hear argu-
m,nt on the application.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
OEpOSITORS AMAZED.
Another Queer Turn in CONNER
c!al Bank Affairs.
Postponement on False Infor nation
to tile Attorney-General.
Counsel for Dcpositors Denies
Maxim: an Agreement.

Dep1sitOrs Of the wrecked Commercial
BLnk. OF Brokiyn who have been fight
ing hard - wind up the affairs Of the
institution. huckcl into the office Of
Horace Graves. in the Phenix Building,
this morning to express their aston!sh-
mcnt tnat final Judgment on the bank
had been postpone by Attorncr-'icncral
Roscndale from Saturday to Tuesday.
Mr.. Graves was equally ,astonlshcd;
and declared to his clients that he mad
never consented to u an adjourn
ment.
White Mr.. Graves and the depositors
were talking the matter over the fol-
lowing letter was delivered, which
throws some light upon the subject:
ATToRNEY.GENERAL OFFICE,
ALBANY. oct. p. 1898.
Horace Graves. Esq. Brooklyn .
Dear Sir: | am In receipt ~ your letter ot
the cath inst. In relation to the case OF the Com
mcrcinl Bank.
from MIR barnett to tho effect that he had agreed
with y"H that the matter Of taking innl judE
Tuesday. and assume that such an agreement
has been reached between YOU gentlemen, and In
that event I shall appear on Tuesday at the
Very truly yours, S. ". ROSENDALE.
Attorney-General
When Mr.. Graves read the letter he
nation, and with several depositors Wis.
tied the office of David Barnett. counsel
for the bank, to demand an explanation.
Mr.. Barnett was not in.
Mr.. raves then sent the following
telegram to Acknowledgement Rosendale:
BROOKLYN. oct. %. 1898.
Hon 8. W. Rosendale, attorney General. Albany.
| did not consent 10 tn. adjournment.
GRACE GRAVE
Mr.. Graves on Tuesday sent a letter
to Mr.. Rosendaie. saying that he sin
cerely regretted that the bank officials
had violated all their promises of re-
sumption and agreeing to the APPLICATION
for final Judgments on Saturday. Moth
Ing waa snll about an ndloMrnment.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Alleged lyman ter Hold Tor Murder.
san FRANCISCO, oct. &c John Tyrell vas
vca'sr lay he'll Tor murder IN cnrnsotion With the
dynamite outrage 4 sept. -, in watch four lives
ware lost.