davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-05-31
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gtabt unDerl6loiien laiien. Ser 8eamte
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tpac6ung Ser ein5elnen Q(us lteQungsgegcnz
ftdnbe anfteQen tonne un6 Bic @usiteQer
ioQten it6 6aber nibt ipun6ern, ipenn
etnes MOrgens ibre idmmtIiben Sacben
Derl6punben ieien.
CHARLES MS. 9loo6, alias v8ofe1 Mtoonz
i9ine", Elm berii6ti8ter Stroldb, Der felt
3eDn Ga8en 81 Sanitor Sren4'S Nustebrz
brigade geb0rte uno ieinen 8eien in See
Sibipeftede bes Snbultrtepalaites icbipang,
purDe geitern bon btm 0etecttoe Gent perz
baftet unb Dem Gapt. Shea iiberltefert.
2loD6 lit ether Ser beriicbttgIten Gerbrecber
OeS 8eitens, Ser i6on perlcbiebene Sabre
inn 3u6t6alie Oes Staates @tsconiin 5uz
gebrabt bat. 8or iebs Sabren ihoB er
ben Waribaa gtortb bon 8eloit, @tsc.,
nieber unb purbe fir bieles 8erbrecben al
bier Sabren 3ucbt6auS berurtbeilt. Spdter
tparoe CT tpegen ungelebli1en Stimmens
in 8isconltn auf acbtSebn Wonate tn'S
@efGn9ntB geI9tGt. Sebt tptro er in
8oOneSbOrougb, Soma, geiucbt, mo ct etnen
alten Tarmer nteOergei9olien unb beraubt
6aben loa.
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Obne D%eranlaHune mt6ban6elt

6re6 Golger lieB fib beute Morgen BON
benz Gttbter 0ople etnen Saftsbefebl gegerl
6u9b g. @arb, ben 8rGltbenten Der
y8rtdlaDer'S Union, unter Der Nntlage
Des tbdtltcben @n9riffes ausiteIen. Golger
lit Der Santtor in Der v8riGGaDer's 6al"
an Der Mor9an unb georia StraBc. @r be-
bauptet, boB @arb geltern Nbenb in fem
l3immer getommen lei unb obne jebe Ser
onlaiiun9 i'm angegriffen babe; @ar6
babe i'm nieoergei6lagen uno tDm Damn
mebrere 6uBtritte ms @eitcbt periebt. Ser
6aftSbefebl miro beute 9%tacbmittog bon ben
9oltsilten Slogan uno Suatpan auSgefibrt
perben.
, 1893-05-31

= Ser @aB 3tpiicben ben 8opuLtitcn uno
&epublitanern in Ganias lit bitterer benin
je. 9as 8eiste it9 aub am geitrigen
@rGberi6miifungStag. 8eteranen, Die
Dor 30 Sabren &opf an &opf fir
bic @rbaltung Der ltnion 9~efGmpft, bat bic
leibige Bolitif tn3pii6en in 3tpet 2ager gez
ipalten, un6 aus Ser friiberen &amerabz
i5aft lit bic bitterfte 6einbi6aft getporben.
Sn idmmtlicben Stdbten BON &anias weis
gerten it6 Gepubltfdner un6 9opultiten,
gemeiniam auf bic 8rteb6Ofe 5u mari6iren,
uni Die @rdber tbre: tobten &riegstamera=
BEN SIT i9niifen! @S ipri6t tpabrli6
i6Gedt fir Sen Gbaratter Set &anias'er,
baB tie es ni6t etnmal itber ii6 5u brin9en
perrnDgen, an einem 1olc6en Gage, ber nit
letnen erniten Grinnerungen bo6 iebes
rtbt gdn5li9 perbdrtete @emiitb gu Ser
i0bnIt6teit un6 Wttlbe ielbit 9egen Sen
tobten Teinb itimmt, bic politiicbe Streit@
AFT Su %be9raben.
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W%a1hin9ton Boulevard oefdubert.

Die 9etectios GontuaD, Marpole, Sum
ter unb 8olep DDn Der 0esplatncs StraBen
Station Derbafteten geitern 9lbero go
Srauensimn1cr, Die iib nacb 0unfclmer6en
auf benz Waibington Boulevard Derumgez
trieben batten. Die ganSe @eieulcbaft
nurbe beute Wtor9en Dem 3icbter 9oDle
borgefiibrt unO BON bieiem nit elmer @el6z
itrafe bon ie SO belegt. Snipeftor Serbs
erfLdrt, b0B ct benz 6crumltrcifen 0ieler
Trauen3immer ouf Dem 8ouleparb unter
alien l1mitdnoen elm Gnbe madben tperoe.
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OerunolIdt

@t1tam 6tderion, Elm 9trbetter in
0teniten Der metropolitan @leoate6 Stall
NAB Co.," tpuroe beute Wtor9en an Ser
&odpeu StraBe bon einem @iienbalfen,
Der auf i'm ftel, icbtper berleBt. Seine
bei6en 8etne murben icbredlicb ~5erqueticbt
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gen bapon. 81 tpurbe nacb benz @ountD>
6oipttal gebracbt unb miro na9 &nit9t
Der Qer3te iterben.
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Oo6esfGue.

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iunbbeitSamt bic fOl9enben So0esfGue an
-9emelOet:
Otto g8etie, $50. 341O @a6aIb Qtbe., II
Wonate.
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Nbe., 81 S. Z SO.
Clara @elDert, SEQ. Isl Sigh StraBe,
48 S.,
Gowar6 Senrp 0iedmann, SEQ. 926
Seymour Str, 10 S. IL so.
SiQie 6aglanb, i'm emergency 6oIpital
geftorben, 3 S.
9(nua Martba @e6uur, gto. 8 GOpn
Court, 4 go.
Micbuel 8bul, geo. 7O2 Carroll 2(oc., "a
S. 9 so.
9onlel Golb, SEQ. 1859 Milcor gpe., IS
S. 4 SO.
g8alter aoidnid, SEQ. SO O}etutun Str,
6 so.
Glisobet9 8eper, $50. ZIG Sc. gaulino
Str, 4 80.
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itOrben, AZ Sabre.
0OrOtbea Staab, $50. 1873 SO. IA. Str,
70 s. 5 SO.
Wtorie 9elb, SEQ. 166 8unfer Str,
So Sc.
9%tbonnirt auf baS Q6enbblatt ser SQinots
StootS~ Oofttrn SO ,ofS I Kant
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Gin fehIenoer Geuoe.

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Sic @el6tpprenen III Dem Dent'lcben WtorDz
p%rO5elie auf Griucben bes 6iilfsitaotsonz
paltS 3obo, tpel9c erfldrte, baB 6er 6auptz
8eu9e fir Die Nnflage, Der Torbige Somes
Scott nt3t a~ufgefunben tperben fonnte.
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7nferat.

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Elm retber %&ompagnon balbt9ft 3ur grinb>
licben Nusbeutung geiubt.
, 1893-05-31

Q%tbonnirt auf ba8 @~ben6blatt 6er Sainois
Staats@ 3eitung 8reis l Sent.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
EATEN BY FLAMES.
Partial Destruction of a Mann
moth Coal Breaker.

moth Coal Breaker.
HAZELToN, Pa. March 29.-CoXe's
iron coal breaker at Oneida was badly
damaged by fire today. The interior.
which was fitted with the most i'm
proved machinery, was either rendered
useless or entirely destroyed. There
was little or no wood used in the build
ing. The total loss to machinery and
building will run up 10 100000. The
structure was the only one of its kind
ever built. 1t was supposed to be lire
proof.
ROME, n. Y, March ga fierce fire
broke out in the shops OF the prison at
noon today. but was soon gotten under
control. The shops destroyed were the
pearl button shop, the brass bedstead
shop, the brass foundry and Foundry
No. 2, all belonging to the state. and G..
II. Stickley d Simonds' furniture shop.
The fire was presumably the work of
convict fire-bugs. Warden Durston
estimates the loss to the state on build
ings and stock at $4,000; no insurance.
Stickley IL Simonds place their loss at
S5t, 900: insured for $500
JACKSONVILLE, O.. March 29.-Fire
was started in the Phoenix Coal conf
pany's Mine No. 2 at Jacksonville, o.,
this morning. The fire caught from a
shot which ignited the gas, carrying
the fire to the fine coal which had been
shoveled aside. The fire is still raging.
The mine will prove total loss.
SCRANTON, Miss, March 29.-Fire at
Moss Point this morning destroyed
fifteen buildings in the business quarter
of the town. Loss estimated at $50. 900; !;
insurance, $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
Jess expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs. u
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect laxa-
tive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is fer sale by all drug
gists III SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed OH every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs.
and being we'll informed, you Wia not
accept any substitute ii OffeBed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
Investigation Of the Atlantic
Bank Defalcation Sud-
denly Ended.
The Matter Was All Ready to
Lay Before the Grand
Jury,
When Attorney General Olney
Wired to Suspend
Action.
Forgeries OF the Whisky Ger
tificate Made in a Bungle-
some Manner.

ATLANTA, Ca, March 29.-The fol-
lowing sensational story is printed here
this afternoon: The investigation of
the Gate City bank defalcation by the
United States grand jury has been
brought to sudden stop. Day and
night for some time past United States
District Attorney Darnell and Capt
Henry Jackson have done herculean
service i'll pushing this investi-
CATION; they have literally gone
to the bottom of things. Mr.
Parnell announced yesterday in court
that today very important matters
would be laid before the grand jury,
and while it was not stated that they
were connected with the Gate City
bank affairs. the public were anxious to
know what action the grand jury would
take this morning. 1t is fact that the
matter which the grand jury WAS to
have handled today was the Gate City
bank case. A number of new
bills against citizens of Atlau-
Ia, charging them with violating
the law in connection with the
failure of the Gate City bank had been
elaborately drawn and witnesses were
at hand. All were ready to go OH with
the investigation. sensational develop
ments were expected, but the investiga
ton was summarily stopped, Attorney
General OIney WIRING from Washington
to suspend action until further notice,
and this morning. in the United States
court, the grand jury, which was ready
10 take in hand these new and most i'm
portant bills against others than Red
wine, was dismissed until April 10.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
CLUMSY FORGERIES.
Louisville Bankers Proved to Re
Easy to Dupe.

Easy to Dupe.
LOUISVILLE, March 29.-The alleged
forgery of whisky warehouse receipts
by A. r. Sutton has been the talk of
Main street today. The developments
show that the forgery was the most
bunglesome on record and it is now Won-
dcred how the banks were "taken in"
Receipts were forged for about 100000
barrels of whisky, and it is estimated
that Sutton has obtained from Sl5O,000
to $500. 900 from the banks Oil his worth
less paper in the last three years. 1t is
believed that the forgeries were COM
mitted in Sutton's office, and so care
lessIy was the work done that receipts
were forged on whisky which had been
forced out of bond one year ago, and
even the names of gaugers and store
keepers who have been out OF office for
four years were forged. @
About half the forged receipts are
held in this city. The Louisville Bank
ing company holds $500 worth of the
forged paper, the German National and
the Western about $4,000 each; Farm
ers' and Drovers', $4,000; German So
ciety, $500: Fourth National, SIG.
600, and the Louisville Deposit
bank a small amount. A Kan
$4,000. William Mcintyre, poor dis
tiller of this city. lent Sutton $1,000.
every cent he had. on forged receipts for
1,O0O barrels of McBrayer whisky. Tom
Batman, of T. II. Sherry IL Co., re-
turned today from LawrenceDurg with
$4,000 worth of receipts which Sutton
claimed were for whisky in the hands
of distil!ers there. Every one was found
to be a forgery.
| Sutton las not been arrested, and is
walking about town under the surveill-
| ance of two detectives. The bank Off
| cials refuse to say what they are going
| to do, and throw every obstacle in the
way of reporters because the facts show
| some very careless banking Sutton
still cutters general denial, and
say he has property to meet
| all his liabilities, but the banks
have been unable to find anything to
attach except 1000 barrels of whisky,
which they quickly pOunced down upon.
William Cohn, from whom Sutton
claims he bought the receipts. was
lately travelling salesman, and Sutton
| knew him in New Orleans. Cohn,
however, has never had the resources
with which to buy much whisky re-
| ceiDtS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30

under strong guard, arriving at. the
prison Ut $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
Coming over from jerome Latimer told
the following t9 one q BIZ eap,ois;;,
the time. | studied up the medicines
WHICH kneW woHld act the quickest
and do Tie Work effectively. but / never
intended to kill any one. read books
on poisons, and found that by diluting
pruSsic acid to certain degree it would
act safely and suddenly. 1 wanted to
fix i so J gould make the night guards
unconscious for an hour no man OH
guard knew thing Of what l intended
to do. All officers about the prison are
absolutely bameless of anything that
has happened. | am sorry that Haight
is dead. | only Intended TO make him
sick, the same as Gill. | must have
made the solution str onger than L
thought"
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
SALTWATER NEWS.
-ase on Its Way to the Supreme
Court the Third Time.

Case on Its Way to the Supreme
Court the Third Time.
Judge WIlliston has filed an order
favorable to the defendant in the action
OF f. B. Lathrop VS.. j. .. O'Brien. The
plaintiff sued to recover several hun
dred dollars as commission on the sale
of certain timber lands. 1t appears
tha: he made contract with Mr..
O'Brien 10 furnish him coed title, and
rendered to him patents and deeds cal
culated 10 give hlm good title. The
deeds were not recorded, and the court
holds that I4athrop had not completed
his part of the contract. The case has
already been to the supreme court twice
on technicalitieS. and will now 20 the
supreme court for the third time.
One of the attorneys Interested in the
Seymour, Sabin & Co. claim cases now
OH trial in the district court stated yes
terday that at the rate the cases were
progressing it would take nearly three
months to try them, but added that they
might not have to try all of them.
The committee on arrangements for
the tenth annual banquet of Company
X met Tuesday evening and decided
upon holding it at the Sawyer house,
Wednesday, April 5. The Mandolin
club viii furnish music for the occasion.
Some of the members favored holding
the banquet at the armory, but the COM
mittee considered that it would be too
much trouble.
Katie Putnam will be seen at the
Grand Opera house next Monday even
ing in IAN Unclaimed Express Pack
age"
j. S. Bassett claims that his loss in
the Pitman house fire will amount to
about 500 on furniture, which was
stored away in the garret.
David Bronson, of the towboat firm of
Bronson d Folsom. left Tuesday even
ing for Dubuque, where several of their
towboats were laid up during the win
ter months.
Residents of Saltwater are anxious to
see what the city council will do with
the suggestions offered at the citizens
meeting Tuesday evening. The citi-
Zens recommended that all salaries be
cut from SlOO to 500 per year.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
JUST WHAT THEY SAY.
Their Remarks Exactly as
They Made Them.
What the Evidence Of Two Such Promi-
nent Ladies Means.
And Just How Far 1t Will Influence
You i'll Making Up Your Mind.

In court the truthful evidence is
given to enable the Judge and jury to
make up their mind. So in all things
you are guided by the indisputable evil
dence.
At this season of the year many are
ailing, and nearly everybody needs a
spring medicine. Now it is the truthful
evidence of others who have been
cured which should cause you to make
up your mind to use Dr. Greene's Nerv-
ura blood and nerve remedy. Because
it cures. Here is the proof.
Mis-. S. NJ. Hardy, of East Wilton,
Maine, says:
IL was terribly weak, nervous and
Frustrated. took Dir. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and the effect
was wonderful. 1t stilled my nerves so
can sleep soundly, and the trem bling
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
BRINGING BACK TWO.
CadwallaGcr's Captor Has an
Db;n Enprer i'm (,ustOiv

CadwallaGcr's Captor Has an
Ohio Forger in Custody.
CLEVELAND, o.. March 29.-Capt.
Aaron Teeple. of Akron, o.. today re-
ceived letter from Capt G. +. Henry,
who went to Brazil short time since
on a secret mission. Capt. Henry
writes: 81 have got my man." At the
time Capt. Henry went to Brazil it was
rumoreu that he had gone to arrest Da-
via Paige, of the New York firm OF
Paige, Carey q Co.. who fled the coun-
try to escape arrest in connection with
extensive forgeries of the name OF the
late John Huntington to Paige, Carey "
Co.'s paper. IL is impossible tonight to
find any one who would be likely to
know whether the arrest has really
been made or not. Capt. Henry says
in his letter that he has also in custody
man wanted at Superior, Wis, for the
embeZzlement of $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
Took the Books, Too.

BUFFALO, March 2o.-Charles F..
Tones, local manager for the American
Preserves company, has disappeared
leaving a letter confessing that he is a
defaulter. The amount Of his defalca-
ton n>is\placed at between $4,000 and
$4,000. 1t is SAID the bank books of
the company cannot be found, and it is
supposed Tones took them with him.
TONES had been living eXtravagantly
and playing the horses and the bucket
shops. The head Office of the company
is in Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
Counterfeiter Escapes.

CHICAGO, March 29.-An incoming
Northwestern train brought news to
Chicago this morning of the escape OF a
prisoner charged with counterteiting,
and in custody with four deputy United
States marshals. Some days ago United
States Marshal A. NJ. CheSney, OF Ia
coma, and three deputies started east
with four prisoners sentenced to terms
in the Detroit house of correction OH
charges of counterfeiting. While the
train was running thirty miles an hour,
near Colorado, To-, Harvey Leonard,
one of the prisoners, jumped from the
train and escaped.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
Saved a Valuable Trotter.

OMAHA, Neb., March 29.-Lobasco,
the great Nebraska racing stallion, came
pretty near quitting the scene for
good and all today. He has been suffer
Ing from laryngitis for several days,
and this morning was found in his
stall in a dying condition. He was
choking to death. A veterinarian sur
geon was summoned from Omaha and
hastily performed tracheotomy, the
operation being successful. A tube was
inserted, and tonight the great trotter
is rapidly recovering. There is some
question as to what effect the operation
Will have on his racing abilities.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
Times syndicate incorporated.

ALBANY, March 29.-The New York
Times Publishing company, of New
York city, was incorporated today with
the secretary of the state. The capital
stocI, is Sl,25O,OOO and the company is
formed to publish the New York Times
and auy other newspaper or news
papers, daily, semi-weekly, weekly or
otherwise, or magazines, which it may
hereafter acquire or establish. The di-
rectors are Charles Il. Miller. Charles
e. Mellen. Samuel ii. Ordway, New
York; George F. Spinney and Henry
Yonge, Brooklyn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
succeeds His Father.

LONDON, March ga special meet
ing was held at the Tabernacle church
today to take steps toward deciding
upon a permanent pastor. Rev. Thomas
Spurgeon was invited to officiate in the
the pulpit for one year, with view to-
ward becoming the permanent pastor of
the congregation. The Rev. Thomas
Spurgeon will begin his duties in June.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
FORCED Drafts Turn Up.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. March 29,-1t
was learned today that forged draft
for $4,000 OH the First National bank,
and another for $500 on the City Ma
tional bank have been received-by the
banks named. The drafts came from
the First National bank of San Fran
cisco. and are signed. "Allen l.. Nc
Donald" The person signing them is
under arrest in San Francisco, awaiting
information from this city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30

Nervura blood and nerve remedy saved
my life"
Is not this evidence enough that it
cures? Do not these cures and the
thousands of others constantly being re-
ported, absolutely prove that DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy is the great invigorator of the blood,
the great strengthener Of the nerves
the restorer, Ill fact, of health and
strength? 1t is prescribed by doctors
and recommended and sold by druggists
as the greatest and best spring medi-
cine. Now is the time you need it and
now is the time to take it.
1t ispurely vegetable and harmless.
Indeed, it is the discovery of the we'll
known physician, Dr.. Greene, of 81
w. 18th street, New York. the most
successful specialist in curing nervous
and chronic diseases. He can be con-
suited free, personally or by letter.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
Had Abundant Reason,

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Attorney-
General Olney could not be seen tonight
in regard to the dispatch from Atlanta
stating that he had telegraphed the
United States district attorney there to
suspend action in the Gate City bank
investigation until further notice. But
1t is understood that such telegram
was sent and that the attorney-general
had abundant reason for SuSpending
the investigation which he will make
public at the proper time.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
FIFTY DEATHS A WEEK.
Cholera Devastating Province in
RncSi..

OHOI0Td DHydSIaIIHg TFOVInCt III
Western Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 29.-It is
stated in an official report issued today
that on all average $50 new cases of
cholera and fifty deaths from that dis
ease are reported every week in the
government of Podolia. Quite extensive
trade is carried on between PoIodia and
Austrian Galicia, and also between
Germany and POdOlia.
VIENNA, March 29.-Cholera has ap-
peared at Zalosea, market town of
Galicia. Every attempt has been made
by the town authorities to check the
disease. but despite their efforts it is
spreading. Three deaths from cholera
have already occurred, and number of
cases were reported today.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
FIesh FAILING From His BONES.

OAKLAND, ILL.,, March 29.-There is
great xcitement here on account of a
man namedAllison,w who, the doctors say,
has genuine leprosy. Allison was mar
ried only few weeks ago, but his flesh
is sloughing off of his bones, aud his
face is as spotted as a4eopard. The
physicians say that the disease is con-
tagious. and as his wife has had chance
to catch it she will be quarantined.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
SECRETED IN n SWAMP.
Method Adopted by Officers to
Avoid LynChing.

Avoid a Lynching.
PINE BLUFF. Ark, March 29.-The
motives for the diabolical murder of
Phil Garner at Sheriff., Ark, last Sat
urday morning are still shrouded in
mystery. Lee BurkNt and Henry Nc
Elroy, who were held for The crime by
the coroner'S jury, last Saturday ght
had to be Secreted in the SWampS by
officers armed with Winchesters TO pro-
tect them from an infurated mob, and
only today they succeeded in bringing
the prisoners to this city, where, on
preliminary examination, they were
held for the grand jury, which is now III
session. A large batch of warrants is
out for other persons charged with
being implicated in the murder, and
officers are expected on tomorrow
mornings train with the suspects. The
crime. owing 10 its unusual features of
brutality. has created immense excite
ment and sensational developments are
looked for,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
1t Was Bowers Son.

JEFFE RsoNvILLE, Ind, March 90
The exact similarity of names led to the
belief that Joseph E. Bower (the father
had been appointed postmaster at New
Washington, Ind. 1t is his son. Joseph
Bower, young man, against whom
there is no objection, who has been ap-
pointed.