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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
BOB IS VERY SRAGUINE.
The Middle-weight Champion Thinks
He Can Whip Any Fighter on
Earth Save Peter jackson.

NEW York, March 2l.-Bob Fitz
simmons. the middleweight champion
of the world and his baGker, called at
the Illustrated News today and express
ed their desire to make match with
Dan Creedon at 1853 pounds, the middle
weight limit
FitzsimmonS says that Colonel Hop
kius, Creedon's hacker. aud James }.
Corbett ars both on record for saying
they would back Creedon against him
for So, 900 Now. Fitzsimmons and his
hackers stand ready to accommodate
both these gentlemen and wilrput up
$40, 600 at any minute they feel in
cliued to come to the front and make
the match.
Fitzsimmons further stated that he
stood ready to meet any heavy weight
in the world barring Peter Jackson,
with James J. Corbett preferred. Fitz-
simmons feels confident that hO can
whip Corbett, but he considers Peter
jackson the greatest fighter on earth
and a mau with whom he does moi
class,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
TIcWNGs FROM the CABLE.


The Russo-German treaty went into
force yesterday,
Another English cardinal may be cre-
atcd. says a Roman rumor.
British Radicals take it for granted that
parliament will he dissolved before mid
summer
1t is announced that John Morley, chief
secretary for Ireland, will introduce an
evicted tenants bill In the house of com.
mons ON April Q,
The cSsrevion will represent the cssr at
the marriage of the grand duke Of Hesse
and Princess Nictoria's Melettia, second
daughter Of duke of SaXe-Coburg and
Gotha,
Charles Ashiuger, the American wheel
man, has covered 500 kilometers in the
long distance bicycle race now III progress
at Paris, Ho is forty seven kilometers
behind the leader,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
FLASHED FROM rHE WIRES.

Over 10000 600 eggs nre on the New
York market for Easter consumdtion.
While trying to crous Sac river Judge
drowned
Scores Of iccbcrgs were passed by the
slenmship Sorrento, just arrived at New
York, from Hamburg.
After being missing two months, the
dead body Of OK Mayor LeandCr Simon
can, of Saginaw, was found ten miles
down the river
Arrested Mt Sidney, o., for burglary,
John West proves to bo detective trying
TO cNtort n confession from Martin jerks,
an alleged murderer
After long negotiations an ordinance for
the elevation of the Rock Island aud Lake
Shore railroad tracks was passed by Chi
cago's common council.
In self defense, Chief Of Police Lvings
ton, OF FernandnR. Fla, shot dead ack
IIippnrt ir., n coored tough, and mortally
wounded Jack Hippart, ar.
Selling baby in John Browns noun
tRin cabin, near johnson City, Tenn, n
ravenous wolf made Off, but dropped the
child in tho snow, where the frantic father,
with dog found it unharmed.
Purchasers of the fifty million United
States new B per cent bonds met at the
Union Trust company, New York, yester
day afternoon and adopted resolution
against tho Bland seignioragc bill
The supreme court of Illinois has refused
to grant supersedoRs in the Case of Pat.
rick Eugene PendergraSt, who is to be
hanged in Chicago next Friday for the
murder of Mayor Carter II. Harrison.
Edward St. George Courtonay, vetern-
ary surgeon at st. Louis, and married
man, whose wife had left him, shot Minnie
Schilling, II years old, because she refused
to live with him, and then shot himself.
Joe Lannon, of Boston, tho plaintiff in
the suit for $1,000 against Champion Cor
bett for breach of contract in failing to
appear at Lannon's benefit in Boston, was
given verdict of $500 yesterday morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
WAsBINGTOE, March g1.

1T1 HERE wore no exciting scenes,
either tragic or comic, during
today's hearing Of the trial Of
u Madeline V. Pollard's suit
against Representative w c. p. Breck-
inridge for breach Of promise Of mar
riage. The interest conferred in the
disclosure of the line of defence to be
pursued, which was found 10 be ex-
nctly M fOreshadowed in the United
Press dispatches several days ago. The
defendants case was opened by Major
Shelby his law partner
He outlined the defense very fully,
telling what Colonel Breckinridge eX-
pectsd to prove and how he would
prove it. Major Shelby made known
that the principal poiut Of the defence
would be the production Of proof that
Colonel Breckenridge submitted to tue
demands OF the plaintiff through in
tilnidation and to avoid scandal, and
that it was under these conditions he
stated to Mrs. Blackburn that the
plaintiff and himself We're engaged to
be msrried, when there was no such
agreement between them and because
Miss Pollard had agreed, this being
done to 80 away and pass out Of his
life.
DEFENDANTS GUILT ACKNOWLEDGED
Major Shelby acknowledged that
Colonel Breckenridge and Miss Pollard
had maintained Illicit relations, but he
made the flat statement, which, he
said, would be supported by testimony
that Miss Pollard made the advances
and told the defendant that Rodes, her
old lover had been unduly intimate
with her, thus placing her in the posi- -
tion Of being the betrayer Of Colonpl
Brsckinridge.
Defendants counsel promised that
testimony would be produced to show
that Madeline Pollard had maintained
criminal relations with other men, and
Major Shelby asked the jury to take
into consideration her character for
purity when they were preparing to
render verdict.
The defense 1t WAC said, would also
claim that Misc Pollard made three
attempts to kill Colonel Breekinridge
and would establish that ne did not
maintain illicit relations with her after
the time he became engaged to Mrs.
Wing, and certainly not after his mar
rage.
After Mr.. Shelby closed his opening
address, the rest of the LAY until ad.
journihent was taken up by reading
the deposition Of Sister Agnes Regina
Brown, of St. Joseph's Founding asy-
lum at Norwood, nsar Cincinnati, with
reference to Miss Pollsrd's claim that
she give birth to child at the asylum
in 1851
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
THs GODDESS OF PEACE.
White ROBBED Woman on Milk Steed
TO Lead Coxsy's Army.

PITTsBURG, Pa March 2l us Coxey,
king Of the "CoIey Commonwealth
Army Of Peace, arrived in PittsburG
tonight ami placed his signature on the
Hotel Anderson register. Mr.. Coxey is
still conf tent that he will leave Mas
sillon on Easter Sunday with his army
and will arrive at Washington with
half = million men.
When asked his business in this city,
he declined 10 answer About the only
new Information have to give out to.
night he said, ia that there will be
one lady in the army She will, ~ he
continued. "bs robsd in white aud ride
snow white horse at the head of the
army, and will be known as the god
dess Of peace Mr., Coxey declined to
give the lady'S name
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
REMARKABLE GSNG QUIT BARGAINS STANDARD BOOKS MAY BE HAD NOW

ton, thirteen miles north of this city,
caught tire shortly before noon today
and was completely DESTROYED Seven
OF the pSnic-striGlisu pupils surround
cd by smoke and fire. took the desper-
ate chances of Jumping from the third
and fourth story windows TO escape
what seemed to bs certain death, and
were seriously, but probably not fatal
Is injured
The remainder OF the children. who
retained enough compoSurs 10 listen to
the pleading of their teachers and tho
tiremen, were marched through tho
thickeuinS smoke to fresh air and
safety, The loss ON the building is
$50 600
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22

Pollard was bogging him to take her
suit and told him to go ahead with the
case and that she would back Miss
Pollard to the amount of 50, 900.
IL will not call the lady's name.
said Major Means, "but Miss Pollard
had been introduced to hor at "A sum
mer resort by Mr. Blackburn and she
took quite fancy to the young wo-
man When the scandal came up she
wrote Miss Pollard, telling her to call
and assured her that financial assist
ance would be given her
Major Means could not be persuaded
to disclose the name OF the woman re-
ferrsd to, but was confident that this
was tho aource of Miss PolGrd's funds
Many have wondered where the money
was coming from with which this suit
was being pushed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Extension Commissioner Black il talked
Of as a candidate for MIR, Cullom's seat in
the senate.
Ohio aud Pennsylvania are petitioning
numcrously for inserting tho name Of the
Deity IN the constitution.
A constitutional amendment to give the
president the right TO veto separate items
in appropriation bills has been projected
by Mr.. De Almond, of Missouri.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
THE ALTOONA RIOTS.
Two Of tho Ringlsadsrs Are Arrested
and In Duraocs Vile,

ALTOONA, Pa, March 2l.-Two Of
the rlngleader9 Of the mob, one white
and one cOlOrad. were arrested last
night for making incen3iary speeches.
They are still in the city lookup and
will be given , herring before an alder.
man tomorrow morning
The United Press correspondent was
informed tonight that the work Of ar
resting and prosecuting al who took
part in the Disturbances would be com
menced tomorrow morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
FOUR YEARS FOR Or MARY.
The Notorious French Physician &c

The Notorious French Physician Con
vic,sd of Serious Crime
ALTOONA. Pa, March 9t,-Dr. Mary
Walker, notorious malpractilionsr Of
this city, today was sentenced TO four
wears imprisonment in the eastern pen.
itnutiary for performing an operation
upon Miss Mark Snslk.
James l.. Hart manager of the Al
toona Produce company, was charged
with having the operation performed,
aud he was placed under st. 600 bail for
his appearance at court Since then
Hart has disappeared aud he is believed
40 be in Baltimore.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
Dynamite at OLD MADRID.



an Explosion
MADRID. March q. "A dispatch re-
ceiVed from Santander this evening
says tnat ten men were killed and
thirty injured by an explosion Of dyna-
mite in the harbor today. The dyna-
mite was in one Of the many cases Of
explosives which went down last No
vember with thu wreck of the steamer
CgbO Machichaco
A small boat just of the dock was
splintered and seven man were killed.
The three divers also were KILLED and
thirty men along the quay were in
iured seriously, At present it is i'm
possible TO get further details Most
OF the telegraph wires are down and
the town is psnic.stricksn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
GETTYSBURG ENcaMPMENT.

A Sits Has Been Selected on the Famous
Battle Ground
HARmsBURG March 2l.-On his re o.
turn from Gettysburg tonight. Adju'
isn't General Greenland. who went
over tho battlefield with several ma
tional guard officers. stated that
the site for the division encampment
next summer would be the ground
charged over by Ricketts, and Petti-
grew
A plentiful supply of pure water had
been promised. Some details are to be
settled before the encampment order
can be Issued
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
THE PROTEST Of
THE BANKERS
They Call on the President TO Veto the SaigU-
forage Bill,
STRONG REASONS Are PRODUCED

The Law Would impair the Govern
ment's Credit-A Promise Was
Supplied, Otherwise the 6ond Is
sue Would Not Have Been Taken
Up-Forcble Resolutions Adopted
with No Dissenting Voice--An Ar
gument Against Further Initiation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
THEY'RE GuuNG coxsT.
Various Communications Received otrsr-
Ing Supplies and Rasruits

MASILLoN, o, March - -CoXoy re-.
ceivsd three letters yesterday promis-
ing recruits and supplies from Mich
iGsp City. Ind jackson, Mich, and
Bradford, Pa Inquiries were sent 10y
the United Press to each address given,
aud IN each Instance u telegram was
received declaring the reported enlist
meuW to be inventions pure and sim.
pie.
The kilograms indicate that General
CoNey is being made the victim of
practical iokers all over the country
Ju giug from the investigation so far
as 1t has proceeded. the crusade will
prove = monumental farce.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
RAN AWAY WITH s3s, 900.

It Was Confederate Money, Which n
Richmond Boy Meant to Sell.
HDIANAPoLIs, March 81. Charles +.
Cole, 10 years old, was arrested here
Yesterday while on route from Rich
mond, Va, to Chicago. with $8j, 900 Of
Confederate money He was later re-
leased aud proceeded on his journey,
The boy proposes to sell the money
in Chicago and had run away from his
homo in Richmond, The Confederate
money has been in his familys posses.
aion sinCa tha war
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
LIQUOR MADE A BALLOON OF HIM.
Mike strobonski Wins Wager By a1zzl
ing Two Gallons.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March 81 On n
50 bet that he could drink n gallon Of
whisky aud closely follow it with y
gallon Of wine, Mike Strobonski. of
Emaus, has been transformed into a
human ballou and won his wager.
He swelled almost to tho bursting
point in stomach, arms, legs and head !;
mis- eyes bulged from their sockets, and
he became unconscious Physicians
and antidotes saved his life; but ne is
still more like q balloon than man.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22

known sporting clubs. charged with
holding prize fight without n license
1t is alleged that Moore. Me- Carthy
fight recently was held under the
auspices OF the club. 1t is reported
that other arrests ara to be made. The
prisoners are ont on bail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
CONGRESS UHEyEaTFUI.
Little Business Of Irpor,auoo Transacted
in the Sanat'.

WAsHIyGTON, March 81 The busi-
ness of the senate today was confined
almost exclusively to bills on the calen.
dar unobj1ct.d to. Twenty-Five Of
them were passed. None Of them were
of general important interest
At o'clock, when the morning hour
expired, the calender was laid aside,
and from that time until 8 80 when the
senate adjourned, n discussion was
kept up on bill TO simplify the form
OF conveyance. trust aud releases Of
land in the District Of Columbia. No
action was taken on the bill, which
still remains the unfinished business.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
TAulRn CONSUL PROTESTS.
He Asks That tho Altoona Rioters Be
Punished

HARRISBURG March 81 A telegram
has been received by Governor Patti.
son from the Italian consul at Philadcl-
plia quoting from the United Press
dispatches regarding the labor riot
near Altoona. and calling upon the
governor to extend the protection of
the commonwealth to the Italian la
horers who are threatened and asking
that their assoilants be prosecuted,
He also requests that the action of
the local authorities be investigated
Governor Pattison sent the telegram to
Sheriff Hughes. Mt Altoona, aud SO
notified the consul
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
LOST LAST DECeM BsR.

Body of Thomes Ballet Found in the
Susquehanna River.
WILKES BARRE. Pa, March THE
body of Thomas Ballet was found in
tho Susquehanna river at Nanticoke to-
day greatly decomposed
Ballet was a miner, who was drowned
in December last at Plymouth while
attempting to cross the ice.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

UClEkR WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Fore-
cast for Thursday; For eastern
+ Pennsylvania, generally far,
probably SIightiy ucd1mcr in the
Interior south or southeast toinds. For
westerH Pennsylvania, probably fair,
SoUthlOeSt lUinds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
TERRIFIC THUNDER SHOWERS.

Lightning Domolahcs Four Houses Rt
Millville, n J.
BRIDGrPoRT, March 21.-During a
terrific thuudor shower at noon todsy,
four houses were struck by lightning
Mrs Linda Joslyn, aged 10 years, waS
struck by lightning and instantly
killed while lying on the floor Of her
home, Her BODY was burned black
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
MISS poLlARo's BacKeR.
onO OF Breokinridge's Political oppon-
ents Snyg II IL n Rich Widow.

LEXINGTON, Ky March 12.-Major
Horace Means, who is ono of the lsad-
ers of Colonel Breckinridge's political
opponents here, declares that II wealthy
widow, residing in Washington city,
went to Mr.. Wilson at the time Miss
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
THE BIG Gun GOES OFF,

Trial Shots at Indian Head Are En-
tiroly Satisfactory.
INDIAN HEAD, Md, March 9t.-The
first two shots from the big tB-inch
gun today were entirely successful
The frat shot was with charge of AGO
pounds OF powder, and gave a muzzle
velocity OF |, ,72O feet,
The next shot was with full charge
of 500 pounds or powder which devel-
oped muz2le velocity of |, 075 feet.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
THIS is INDEED NARROWING.

Madeline Pollsrd's Latest Occasion for
Genuine Grief
SYRACUSE. n Y, March 21.-A L.
Wilbur proprietor Of the opera com
pany. this morning telsgrsphed Judge
Wilson. counsel for Madeline Pollard,
Offering the fair plaintiff an engage.
ment
Wilbur will givs Madeline $500 per
week for twenty weeks with his com
pupv
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
Or. sPu9GGoN ELECTED.

The Eminent Divine Chooesn Pastor Of
the Tabernacle.
iiLoNDoN. March 21,--The members
of Spurgeon's tabernacle met this even
ing and elected the Rev Thomas Spur
geon to bs their pastor,
The Rev. DR.. Pierson, Of Philsdoi-
phia, who was the rival candidate for
the charge, received Gi9 votes against
9. O97 cast for DR.. Spurgeon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
WALLACE BURT'S CASE.
The Doylestown Murderer viii Receive
His Sentence Today

DoYLEsTowN. Pa, March 81 After
hearing testimony this afternoon in the
murder o4s' Of Wallace Burt, who
pleaded guilty to tho murder of Samuel
N. and Lena RightleY. Judge Yerkes
fixed the degree as murder in tho first
degree
The murderer will be sentenced to-
morrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
TENTS FOR rHe VETERANS.

Ths National Guard Equipments Will
BE Used at Pittsburg.
HARRISBURG, March 2l.-Governor
Pattison has oiferel the tents belong
ing to the National Guard for the use
Of the old soldiers VINO will attend the
Grand Army encampment at Pittsburg
next fall.
Tn" offer has been accepted and the
tents will he located in the parks, on
vacant property and in public places.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
BOMB
IS DISCOVERED
The Deadly Missile Found In a Sixth Avenue
Elevated Car.
WAS MADE OF iron AND lead Pipe

New Workers Are Agitated Over the
Finding of an Internal Machine in
an Elevated Railroad Cart Was
Left 10y Two Men-The Police Will
Investigate A Bureau of Combust-
ibIes viii Determine the Strength
OF the Bomb.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
HOPELESS TASK At GAYLORD.
Very Little ProRrsas Han Beeu Recently
Mnds

mndA.
WmKEs-BARRE, Pa, March 2i.-It
ia now week past sinCs anything has
developed at the Gaylord mine aud no
more bodies have been found. Tho res
cuers nre IN akiug very little progress
owing to the heavy fall they are going
through
II tho bodies arc not found in tho
plane whore they are at work thon
no one can tell where they have gone.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
HIGGINS is FAsTIoloUs.
He objsots to Hanging on the Same
Scaffold with Prendergast.

Seaffold with Prondergast.
OTTAWA, Ill, Marsh 2l.-Thomas
Higgins, convicted of the murder Of
Peter McCovey, at Chicago, will hang
on Friday. the supreme court having
denied the motion for a new trial.
Higgins is the man who objects to
being hanged on the same scaffold with
Prendergast. the murderer of Carter
II. Harrison.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
HlPPoPorAMUs AT LARGE.
ESCAPED from Circus in the Northwest,
1t Naturally Seeks the RIVER.

1t Naturally Seeks the RIVER
BARABoo, Via, March 2l.-It is re-
ported here tha: the mppopotamus
which escaped Monday afternoon from
q circus here and reported rscaptnred,
ia still at largo and making its way
down the Wisconsin toward the Miss.
issipi river
II is said the proprletors, in order to
allay the fears of the people, have
caused it to be reported that the big
brute had been retaken.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
SCHOOL BUILDING BURNED.

Seven Pupils Severely Injured By Leap.
ing from High Windows.
CHICAGO, March 2I.-The four-story
public school building in South Evans
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
BOSTON SPORTS IN a PANIC.
officials In Boston'a Crib Club Arrested.
Hold a Mill Without n License.

Hold a Mill without License.
BosToN, March 2l.-.The police
created u panic umong the sports about
town today by arresting President
Hammond H Brock, Secretary Beu-
jamln S. Benton and James II. Wright,
Of the Crib club, ole of Bostons best
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
MADE OF GAS PIPE


The conductor took the dangerous
thing up gingsrly and examined it
carefully. It appeared to be a piece of
iron gas pipe. about 81 inches long by
, inches in outside diameter. into the
lower end of which had been screwed
nut or head, which had b9en filed
flush with the rim of the pips on the
edges,
The upper end was stopped with a
piece of lsad water pipe that had been
forced into the bore of the iron pipe.
From the bore OF the lead pipe protruied
what appeared 20 be piece of strong
hemp twine. bat what upon closer in
spection was thought by Lindhe!m to
b, fuse.
The conductor kept the suspected
missile in his hands until the arrival Of
the train at the end of the Harlem run,
when he handed it to Train Dispatcher
Edward NJ. Cox, who concluded tnat
he did not care to have the custody of
such dangerous weapon and turned it
over to Policeman John T. Sleeps, OF
the West One Hundred aud Fifty-ssc
ond street station
Steeps made bselne for his station
and startled Sergeant Reed by plank
ing it down on the desk before his su-
perior The sergeant wanted to know
what it WAS.
Bomb rejoined Stsepe, bluutly.
MY gOOlnesssw calculated tho ser
geant
Then he picked it no gently took it
into his sleeping apartment, wrapped
it tenderly in his blanket and deposited
the thing in the middle of his bed.
During the remainder OF the night his
hair was continually being raised on
end every time a heavyweight patrol
man Jared the floor
THE BUREAU WILL INVESTIGATE.
Today the bomb was turned over to
the bureau of com bustibles aud tho
officials of that lively department are
casting about for soms means of ar
rivlug Mt u knowledge Of tho inward
meas Of ths thing without exposing
themselves to the danger of disintegrs.
| ton
Tne police are trying to find the two
| mon who go with the bomb, but Ns yet
have met with no success The desCrip
tion that the train hands have baen
able to give is not very accurate, as
they did not notice the msu parlic.
ulnriy ana would not have noticed
them as all save that they sat apart
and talked in = low tone 10 one another.
Some Of the police are disposed to re-
gard this latest bomb MS a practical
joke perpetrnted by couple of plum
bers or steam filters, while others are
equally sure tuat it is n business bomb,
ready to blow up and demolish things
upon the slightest provoCstiOu.
The bureau Of Combustibles will moi
be able to make \ report upon the bomt
now in their possession until late this
afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-22
THE DEFENSE
IS OUTLINED
BTGCkinridgG Will EndeaVOr 10 Further BlaCkeA
Plaintiffs Name.
A Case OF KENTUCKY CHIVALRY

The Ancient Adonis viii Endeavor to
Secure an Acquittal by Evidence
Calculated to Show Miss Pollard Up
in an UnfavorabIe Light. He Pro-
poses to Prove That He Was Led
AstraY by the Young Woman.