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The evening world., 1893-09-27
.MAsAgAIAEG GRAND TRUNK.
Two People Killed Outright
Others Badly Hurt.
One Express Train Runs Into An.
other At Bellevue, Mich.

IELLENTE, Mich, Sept. GA bad
accident occurred on the Chicago and
irand Trunk Railroad AT the station
here at . o'clock his morning. Express
rain No. 5. west bound. which was two
hours late, vas standing at the station
when it was run into by the Erie EN-
oress, also west bound, demolishing a
special car attached to train No. >.
h special car contained Cashier Mere
18th, of the Chicago and Grand Trunk
'oad, and his wife: Henry A. Newland
AID wife, father and mother OF Mrs.
Meredith, William Costles, porter. and
William Alternately. cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newland were killed out
right, Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith were badly
iUUlpJ sBM seIlsoD muIIHM 'usInGul
hurt and William Alternately escaped
with slight injuries. Tie fireman of
the Erie express, named Jennison. was
badly scalded.
The Newland party left Detroit last
night for Il ten-days' visit to the Worlds
Fair. MI. Newland was the senior mem
Der of the firm of Henry A. Newland &
Co., wholesale fur dealers of Detroit.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
TRUSTED CLERK HALL HELD.
His Firm Robbed of $4,000; He Ie
Charged with Petty Larceny.

William Hall, for the past twelve years
a clerk for Flower Brothers, wholesale
srocers. at 80 and 262 West one Hun
derd and Twenty-thiri street, was a
prisoner in jefferson Market Court this
morning.
Within the last few years the firm
has been robbed OF about So ,ooN.
Although twelve clerks were discharged
the thcfts continued.
Thepolice were recently asked to cap
ture the thief, and Detectives Sheldon
and card were assigned to the task.
They suspected Hall, who was living
in high style at 2557 cambridge avenue
Bedford Park.
Last evening the detectives purchased
two bottles of brandy and n box OF
sardincs, paying for the articles with
marked bills.
They saw Hall put some Of the money
in the drawer and the remainder In his
pocket. Then they took tn" clerk into
custody and found "A marked 81 bill IN
his possession.
Hall was held in 500 bail for trial on
the charge of petty larceny.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
"B|FF" IS INDIGNANT,
Ellison Objects to Being Stared
At in the Street
he Appears in Another New Suit
Of Clothes To-Day.
Onlv OnA .Iurnr IAckinv when He
Only OAe Juror Lacking when He
Was Called to the Bar.

Frank Ellison's trial began In earnest
before Recorder Smyth to-day. There
was but one man lacking TO complete
the jury when court opened this morn
ing, and in anticipation of the appear
ance of witnesses there was a large and
importunate gathering of the curious at
the doors of the court chamber.
1t was cherries and chilly in the
courtroom. Ellison warmed the small
hands that double into such formidable
fists with Il black cigar, as he sat be-
tween the prisoners pen and the pris-
oners' railing awaiting the coming of the
Recorder.
He wore IA third suit of clothes for
this, the third day of his trial. 1t was
light brown. btu OF heavy material. His
shirt front was white, with broad, loud
stripes of black. A white standing col
lar and black tie completed his attire.
Ellison walked down from the Tombs
Sheriff Dalrymple. He scowled at the
half-dozen people who awaited his egress
from the prison and followed him to the
Courthouse.
"It is an outrage" said the big fell
low. waving his hands over his cigar;
IAN outrage-this attention from these
creatures. ] was followed by hundreds
YESTERDAY e It is a tough experience 10
Then, after a moment. he shrugged
his shoulders II exclaimed: ----
.Its- cold. The cells in the Tombs
are damp and cold. this weather. l had
to put on these heavier clothes to be
comfortable"
William H. Henriques. known on the
Stock Exchange as BILLY" Henriques.
came again to court, unaccompanied by
his interesting daughter. Mrs. Neame.
MI. H%enriques was clad all in bla tx.
except for kid gloves of very light
brown. Mrs. Neame Joined her father
later.
It was lilo when Crier Henry Smith,
In his most dramatic tones. called upon
all persons who had business with the
Court of General Sessions, Part III. to
hearken and draw near with the prom
Use that they should be heard.
"Biffy" Ellison gazed regretfully at
his half-smoked. black cigar. threw it
away, and strobe up the aisle to his
seat among his lawyers, Brooke. O'Sul-
Ivan and Cchanler.
Broker Henriques was given a seat
inside the bar beside Francis l.. Well
man, the indefatigable and eloquent
lieutenant of District-Attorney Nicoll.
Mr.. Wellman won fame as the pros
ecutor of Carlyle Harris. Parkhurst
Agent Gardner and DR.. Buchanan.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Wire News in BriaE.

Mu!l & Ccia~an's dyy, goods store. at Newport.
Ark, Was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
so. 40.
tn" laundry workers formed an International
Organization at the Convention held in Indianap-
OILS Yesterday.
n, A. Kirp & cos furniture factory, In Mil
Eauhe", Wis, was burned early this morning.
Loss $3.50. O00.
Young Poi. one Of thirteen Cinnamon on trial in
Tacoma, wash. has been deported. Five Others
We're ordered TO return to China.
Fire wiped out nearly all the business portion Of
Coral. Mich. Yesterday. Loss about Sil, 900. Mr..
Gcister and Mrs. Cowden were injured.
col. CLARK +. Royce, OF San Francisco. has
been convicted Of embeL1ling funds intrustcd
TO him as treasurer OF the Veterans Home,
The first train on the Southern Pacific Trauscon-
tinental line arrived in Minneapolis Yesterday
from New WhslcOm. Wash. The trip WAS made
in 81 IL hours.
The state Board Of Health OF Indiana
fayors extending aid. not to exceed $500 per week.
from the State Epidemic Fund, TO light small
puy In MuncLe,
Unknown psL;ies blew up 500 feet OF the South
Nuba Company's hume az Quaker I'M, Cal.
YESTERDAY. As . consequence most OF the mines
have been shut down.
Coy. Crouns-, Of Nebraska. has granted a
requisition on Gov. Hogs, Of Texas. for the re-
turn OF Dell Aiken, now In tail in III I'aso. Aiken
IL accused of completely with Barrett scotl,
atsconlng Treasurer OF Holt County, Neb.
rayn.r Philip Potts's twelve-yesr-oid sun
Threatened to hang himself II whipped, He wHs
thrashed, and later was found hanging In the
barn on his fathers place. Al Oakland. M. He
was alive when cut down, bat cannot recover. s
The evening world., 1893-09-27
CHINESE RUN AMUCK.
With Hatchet and Knife They
Attack a Chicago Crowd.
Five People Badly Wounded and
One Of Them Will Die.
Others Slightly lujursd by Missiles
Thrown at Them.

CHICAGO, Sept, 1.-Two craleI
Cinnamon ran amuck in "A crowd at
Wilson and jefferson streets last night
and wounded five men, one of them NOR
tally. The Cinnamon. John sam and
KIM Ling, are locked up at Maxwell
Street Station.
The wounded are:
Louis Akcrman, cut in the let arm badly
injured. Jacob Holloway, aged thlTty.eight
y"lrs, a %peddier. stabbed In the side, mortality
Wounded. Louis Friedenberg, stabbed twice in
the back of the neck. seriously wounded. Moses
Prnsman, cut on shoulder with a Ratchet. Israel
Weinberg. cut in the back with a Ratchet, scri-
ously wounded.
Several others in the crowd were
slightly injured by being struck with
glass, fat-irons and other missiles
thrown by the Cinnamon.
The assault was precipitated by a re-
mark by Israel Weinberg. He went into
the laundry at 500 jefferson street, and
called for has linen. 1t was not ready,
and he criticized the delay.
Immediately King Ling grabbed a
went out the door the Chinaman struck
him in the back.
He ran yelling into the street. and a
turned on the crowd. striking right and
1T with the Ratchet. The people scat.
tered. and then rallying. sent a volley of
stones at him.
He retrcated to his laundry and, break
ing the glass out OF the windows. threw
it at the crowd OF men and boys.
The tumult drew a crowd of 500 per-
sons about the place. AS they gathered
near the door John Sam, another China
man in the place, ran out and, drawing
a long-bladed, two-edgei knife, ran into
the crowd, cutting and slashing every
body In reach.
He made his way to the corner of
Wilson and Jefferson streets, where the
inoffensive Boblovsky was standing.
Without Il word of warning he plunged
the knife into his side twice in rapid
succession. The wounded man sank
to the pavement, bleeding ~profusely.
The Chinaman then ran back to the
laundry, leaving a trail of blood in his
path.
a third Chinaman followed John Sam
cut of the laundry with a natiron in
his hand, with which he knocked down
several men, y number were badly
hurt by the iron. but o seriously.
Several persons were badly cut in the
face by the broken glass thrown by
King Ling.
There were six Cinnamon in the place
at the time. but witnesses to the ARRAY
saw but three of them In the attack.
The Cinnamon gave a meagre version
Of the AFFAIR at The police station. They
said that the wounded man had at
tempted to rob them. The police do not
believe the story, although money was
found scattered on the floor when Office
Boyle arri we'd at the laundry and ar
rested John Sam and ing Ling.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
GOODNESS WILL STAY A WHILE.
1t In Cold All over the Country
To-Day.

The present cool weather which came down
on New Workers rather Unexpectedly and force
them to take down their Fall oycrcosts, is likely
TO continue for several days. Observer Smith.
who is in charge OF the Local weather bureau
in the absence OF Prophet Dunn. gave that a.
his conviction this morning, but tho indications
are that a clear sky and sunshine will ACCOMPANY
1t,
The entire country to. day Ia treated to a coOl
spell, and In som places In the Northw est ther,
is even freezing weather. Frost made Its az
pcarancc during the night in many places a.
far south us Western New Yor. but the TEN
%perature, rs far as this neighborhood Is ron
cerned. has practically remained unchanged sine,
yesterday, As a matter Of fact, there was d
rise in the temperature from 80 10 u degree
since last night.
observer Smith was unable to discern any
storm or cold wave this morning. The present
clou'" weather was caused, he said, by the re.
CEN q nge In the temperature, but before night
fall is likely that tho sunshine Will prevail.
The coolest point in the country to-day Is Bis
marck. $. OAK, with n thermometer register.
ing 20 degrees. Key West Is the waTmcx, with
a temperature OF 50 degrees.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
TABLES TURNED In COURT.
Mrs. Zukerkern and Her Husband
Held for Extortion.

Justice Watson in the Even Street Court. Will
iamsburs, to-day discharged the defendant In a
case and placed the complainant under arrest.
Mary Pooprecht. OF :VS Eldridse street, New
York. formerly boarded with Celia Zukerkorn. at
Is Moore street. Williamsburg.
Mrs. Zukerkcrn charged Mrs. rooprecht with
stealing a gold watch and jcwelry valued at
When the casn WAS called this morning Mark
Alter, the lawyer for the defendant, made son
sational charges against the other side. He said
his client had found tho property. and when she
discovered that It belonged to Mrs. Zukcrkern
offered to return II.
Charles zukerkorn. tho wOmsn's hus-
hand, the lawyer said, refused 10
take the stun. saying he would have
refused to take the stun, saying he would have
Mrs. Pooprccht arrested unless she paid him SIS.
The woman made the payment bat she and her
husband had To paw their furniture 10 do Il.
Then tho Hnkerkerns got ont a warrant FOR tho
arrest OF drf. P~oopreCht and said they would
prosecute her unless she gave them SIS more.
Charles Zukerkern was then placed upon the
stand. lie admitted that the story was true.
Justice Watson expressed much Indignation and
promptly held the complainant and her husband
for cXtcrtton.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
OPERA MANAGER ARRESTED.
Msrtens Cots His Freedom, However
on a Legal Point.

william Mcrt"ns, lately a manager
for an opera troupe in Milwaukee, Nis
was arrested to-day upon an order
granted by Justice Nan Wyck. Of n,
City court, on the complaint Of FRANKIE
Navarro, formerly a member pt the COM
PAM,
drbtcd To him and on" Arturo Marc
SchHlshi for services rendered as up"rs!
singers. thar Mertens had ihrratrur
to dispose NJ his property and depart
tors.
McrtCus retained MNssrs. Alfred and
Charles Slec',lor. Who asked Jugt.r.
Van NNck to Nacato IN" order of arrest
upon the ground that the laws of this
state Ia not prrmll ol ,hc arlcs; ~ a
debtor ON account of his leaving
the stat" or country. MNrtsus was Ills,
rhnrErl.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
DISCUSSING BL0sS'S WEDDING.
1t Is the Latest OF . Series OF Do
msstic Events.

Bath Beach. l.. l., is talking to-day OF
the marriage Of Newell w. Bloss, the
President OF the National Mutual Life
Insurance Company and Il resident OF
that place, to Miss Fhie +. Ogilvie, of
brooklyn, at South Orange, y. j., yestcr-
day.
Mr.. Bioss has been "A conspicuous fig
some time, because of his family
troubles. He married his first wife IN
1872. and after years of quarrelling Mrs.
BlosS was given II divorce by Judge Nc
Adam, of the Superior Court, last Febru-
airy. Bloss. however, had brought u
counter suit and named as Corespon.
dent J. Oliver keanc, a criminal lawyer,
of this city.
Bloss was arrested last week on the
complaint of his eighteen-yesr-old
daughter, who alleged that nc had neg,
lccted to provide for her support. The
case has not been settled.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
DRUGGED AND ROBBED.
doboken saloon-Kespsr Victim OF
Unknown A%ssailant..

At 2 o'clock this morning "A woman
living on the first floor over the saloon
at Az Adams street, IIoboken. kept by
Harry Gerken. aged ffty-eight years,
heard the latter calling out that he had
been robbed.
The woman went upstairs and
awakened Mrs. Gerken. They descended
to the barroom and found the old man
lying upon the floor in an unconscious
condition.
DIR. Simon was summoned and de-
clared that Gerken was suffering from
a powerful drug. Mrs. Gerken discov-
cred that her husband had been robbed
of a gold watch and chain. with Il locket
attached. In all valued at 1855. About
$40 in money and some cigars were miss
ing.
Late this forenoon Gerken had not re-
covered consciousness, and il was the
opinion Of DIR. Simon and DIR. Pindar.
who had also been called in. thai the
chances were against his recovery.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
INSANE MAN in A CHURCH.
Wershippers Panic Stricken by His
Cries and Appearance.

An unknown man, bareheaded, hatless
aSd coatless. and with water dripping
from what clothes he had on. caused al
most a panic last night among worship
pers in st. Peters Roman Catholic
church. at Grand and Van Worst
streets, Jersey City. Ae he entered the
door of the church he began to yell at
the top Of his voice, and 1t required sew
eral men to overpower him.
The ~worshippers were principally wo-
men and children, and they ran about
the aisles panic stricken. 1t was found
that the man was insane, and an ambu-
lance was called. He was taken to the
City Hospital.
1t was learned that before the man
entered the church he jumped into the
Morris Canal at the foot of Van Worst
street. He managed to get out Of the
canal safely, and then made his way to
the church.
The man is still at the City Hospital.
known as to his identity.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
IS THIS GERTRUDE DEARING1
The Sody OF a Woman Found in the
North River.

The body of a woman was found in
the North River at the foot Of Twenty
oimEth street at $50 o'clock this morn
ing.
tlr woman was about t~wenty-Seven
wears old. = feet 4 inches tall, and of
dark complexion. she wore Il white
shin, waist. black striped skirt and
black stockings, but no shoes. The body
WAS taken TO the Morgun.
This description in part answers that
of Gcrtruie Bearing, who On Sept l.
disappeared from her homc jag West
Seventeenth street, She vas suffering
rrnm NemuntIa.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
ELEPHANT on A RAMPAGE.
Diamond Breaks Out of His Quarters
T. Great q Panic.

rHRr, Ind. Sept, II diamond, the
tension elephant OF Wallace ~ Co. S
Circus In Winter quarters near this
city, yesterday broke loos" from his
chains, hutted down the heavy doors of
the building. broke the gates ~ tho ward
and foricl the Mississnewa River.
He crashed through everything In his
wa, wire and other fences proving no
obstacles.
! Farmers cutting corn along his line of
march fed for. their lives, ana pande-
mUnium rCiGned for many hours.
Patsey F~orepaugh, his keeper, with
the assistance OF 20 mel. finally man
aged TO subdue the brute after much
damage was done. and he was returned
to his quarters.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
GRAND JURY AND CORONERS
The Inquiry Will Probably Be Fin-
ished To-Day.

begun last Wednesday by the Grand Jury. 10
being continued, and will probably be finished to-
day.
The investigation has been before that body
Tor the purpose Of getting at the bottom Of the
rottsnncss In the Coroner's once.
The blame. II is said, for delayed notices and
death certificates, tranic In corpses and alleged
hiackmail by clerks, the CorOners have sought
to throw upon the hapless stenOgrapher,
COTcners shea and McKenna and Stcnographsr
Strassner have been recalled to give further tes-
tlnony to the Grand Jurors concerning their
OriCe.
They have been ordered 70 bring with them the
hooks Of 1899 and 1898. A request has also heen
made for the papers in the Pines and Callahan
homicide cases.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Ups ana Downs n Business Wori1.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. =. Stockholders of
the Kentucky National Bank met ,rs'eriur and
unanimously voted to resume usblucss Il, au carly
date.
OMAHA. Ncb., Sept. 27.-Thc order permitting
the MvCsguc savings bank 10 rrs'hnc tusiurs,
vas made by The Supreme Court yesterday.
Seven eighths OF the depositOrs have signed an
agreement to take 10 per cent. ever. siSty days.
WALLACE, Idaho, sept. 81 The new agree
ment signed by owners u the Iluukcr nm and
Union Monday night vag slgned by the uwnrr4
of several others YESTERDAY m Is expected that
over ten thousand men win / put to work this
week, md double that manyi kNt month,
wYANDOTTE, Mich. sept e7.-iLate BARKING
Commissioner Sherwood has authorized the First
Commercial and savings Bank OF WyandOtte. Wits
. eapital OF $50, GOo. 10 begin business.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
BURGLARS CAUGHT In THE ACT.
They Were Breaking Into Rosslsr''
saloon When Arreste'

Poll, cham Jennings, n thc Charles street sta
tiop arrested two burglars At :.dO thu morning
They were cutting through 4 door leading from
a hallway into George Rosslrr saloon, At lo5
christopher street.
when Jennings pushed the hail door open he
found the tvu men on thoir knees, one With All
iron Jimmy IN his hand engaged in prylpg out
a panel ~ the door.
They gave the names Of William johnson. AGED
twnnty. ~ gla West sixteenth street. and How ard
cole. aged nineteen, 81 loo Eighth avenue, both
men were tuughs and have been known 20 the
police q long time,
IN the Jefferson Market Court to-day bo.h men
were held for trial.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
THREE BOY BURGLARS.
Stole Glassware from a Closed
Saloon and Were Caught.

Three boys, Frank MrNulty. aged twelve, OF
10 Johnson street; Frank Papeo, thirteen. and
BERTHE Bond. fourteen, Of llG Scicrmcrhorn
street. were under arrest in Brooklyn this morn
Ing on n charge OF burglary.
Last evening they climbed into n saloon on
johnson street, opposite the Post ua1rc, which
has been closed scyeTrl weeks, tHl stole 4
quantity Of glassware. They wrrc d.lcuyorcI a.
they were lCsyiDg and were arrcgrcd
The evening world., 1893-09-27
CON RAD SUES FOR DIVORCE.
BIS Wife 10 the Daughter of Mrs. Bar
nabv, Who Was Murdered.

HELENA, Mopt,, Sept. 2~7.-Announce-
ment was made that J. Howard Conrad,
n leading citizen, had sued his wife
Mabel for divorce, asking for the GUS
tody of three minor children.
He names a well-known Montanian as
correspondent.
Mrs. Conrad is the daughter of Mrs.
Barnaby, for V hose murder DIR. Graves
was tried. Conrad took such an inter
est in the case that he spent $50, 90 in
trying 10 secure tho conviction Ut the
alleged murderer of his mother-in-law.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Balm PLEADS GUILTY..
The President OF the Bank He
Robbed Asks Mercy for Him.

howard l.. Balm, ex-csshier OF the Home State
Bank, who is charged with the larceny Of
sls. 900. withdrew his plea of not guilty before
Justice Fitzgerald in Part !. OF General Sessions
this morning, and entered a plea of guilty.
President Stevenson and the board Of Directors
have united in a petition to Justice Fitzgerald.
In which they ask that he suspend sentence on
Friday, when Balm will be arraigncd.
Balm was committed to the Tomb &.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
weather

Forecast Tor thirIy.siS hours ending p "
THURSDAY. sept, Is: For Southeastern Sow York,
including Long Island, AlSo Tor Connc,lirut aud
Northern New Jersey. generally tar. continued
cool, variable NindS.
The following record shows the changes IN
the temperature during the morning hours. as in
dlcsted by the thermometer al Perry's pharmacy:
A. M,,Ss a. M..S: . An, rs Il NJ
The evening world., 1893-09-27
MAY BE A GRAIN BLOCKADE.
San Frsncisco's storage Capacity
Not Equal to the Demand.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-The ar
rivals Of grain shipments are 40 large
that "A blockade is threatened.
since Friday 1000 sacks have come in
and a very large quantity II said to he
ON the Nay here from Southern Cali
fornia.
the HarbUr Commissioners have ordered
plans FOR new grain sheds 60 feet wide
and ovcr 100 feet long.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
NINE REPORTED KILLED.
Trains Said to Have Been In Col
lision on the M, K. and T.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Sept, 27-Mca-
gr" reports have been received here of a
wreck on the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway ncar Hillsboro, fifty
seven miles south,
II Is said there was n collision be
tween IA south-bound train and a bridge
construction train.
Nine men of the bridge gang were re-
ported to nave been killed.
All Katy" trains are delayed from
five to eight hours.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Oak Harness Leather Trus, Forming.

COLuMBrsO o, sept eL-Thcre Was a meeting
here yesterday OF tanners Of oak harness leather,
called to form q pool. A temporary organization
was effected by the election Of Andrew Cowan,
Of Louisville. Chairman. and Y, showAcker. OF
Columbus, as Secretary. A committee MAS APP.
polluted 70 draft q plan for q national organiIa-
ton.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Chcaro and Return, via Erie. $500.

FeTsonaIN eonduelel eIcursion nam IcAvrs
Chambers st., 10 1914 N saudi. sept. 20,
1sw coaches With high-OAek seats. Uniformed
porIsts IN attendance. Special coaches for Aiirs
lug via Niagara tSlls. SimllaT eTouIs ons on Oct
8, . aud IL, II .hould be borne I N nd that tn
by block safety signals the entire distance from
New York to Chicago, -
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DON'T forge that the Fries uelt Worlds Fair
dAy. sept. 50. nats sis. Limit ten days. -
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Si1.OO To Chicago aud keIarn.
Via New York, Ontario and Wss,sre Rai,gAy,e 2.
"a, u. SiseaIs, Falls. fali i~aforastisa q stt
The evening world., 1893-09-27

pcpnsylVaniA Railroad, rhursdHy, sept gS. Tour
,.t ssent on tra.S. sps',.l sc.shss ios "a lies and
one night on u.,s. Leave. New York ZOO A. NJ
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-07-27
HANGED TO A TREE.


Even, Mich, July 21-This town was
destroyed by fire yesterday, and a man.
name unknown, was caught last night
VINO was suspected of starting the fire.
A mob was formed and the man was
promptly hanged to a tree. Ewing is
numbering town and has been built up
rapidly on boom. The substantial por-
ton OF the town, with the exception of
one or two buildings, is entirely wiped
out. The loss is matter of conjecture,
but is heavy. Like most numbering towns
1t possessed little fire protection, and the
companies have written but little insur-
ance. A later estimate puts the insdr-
ance at $4,000, and the loss $500, 900.
There are no stories of loss of life.
Nothing can be learned of the man who
was lynched.