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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
ao-e Indictments Fonnn.

MEMPHIS. TENN, Aug. 1.-THE grand
i,,,.,i today returned another large batch
81 trdlctments against salOOn-keepers,
merchants real estate dealers. and others
I-bn have been daing business without n
Iieoree This makes n total Of l6l true
iHIs found so far. and the investigation
o. st,ll being pushed. Two hundred delin-
~ l',,.,,e a,i' we're arraigned I'm the Criminal
GGourt to-day ana their trials set for to-
y .,''rrou, or The loop-hOle through which
mo- mo-, bnra 10 escape is 10 attack the con-
of the law. and this Will be
80, ri,a Of defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch 10 ths
Times from Berlin says that Isolated
cases OF cholera continue to be reported
from different parts Of East Prussia. es-
pecially Landsberg. but the only place
where the disease has assuinei an esi
den,ic form IS al NeidsweZen. where tbere
has been a total OF sixty-seyen cases ana
twenty-One deaths.
In RukOwina twenty-three cases ana
eighteen deaths are reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
7jcctricnl storm in JacksonviIIe.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Aug. 2l.--A ter
rife electric storm ragged here about l
o'clock this morning. The Western Union
wires were fused, and for several hours
the city was cut on from communication
with the outside world.
During the storm lightning struck the
warehouse OF the Standard Oil Company.
situated on the river front. ana set it on
fire. There were about two thousand bar
rels Of OIL in the warehouse and not one
was saved. The warehouse. which had
been recently completed, and the pier were
nlsn totally DESTROYED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
le-th of nr. W. u. klte.

GORDoNsVILLE. VA, Aug. 2l.-Spe-
cial-Mr. W II. Kite, one OF the leading
business men OF the county and owner
Of the Liberty Mills. died Saturday night
lie had been extensively engaged IN the
mercantile trade as well as Ia the milling
tusiness and a prominent member OK
Somerset Christian church.
Dr. +. u. Power. OF Washington. d. G..
corducted the funeral services Monday
evening, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Hans
borough, Of Orange, lis cn,ary remains were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
Ireland's Protest Commended.

T.ONDON. Aug 2l.-The star, Comment
mo on The attitude of the Irish members
of the House OF Commons last night cor
daily supports their contentious ana ex-
urtss the opinion that shey had abundant
i,s.eon Tor their action. 1T is fact,
The Star says. "that Lord Rosebery and
Sir William Harcourt have for some time
past been suspected of shilly-shallying
11,.,tb tbe question Of the curtailment or
r. IA mower OF veto. This can be
endured no longer. and the Government
must now obey the mandate of its sup
rortpr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Aug. 2i-At
last there Is something definite 10 tell OF
Ezeta. The papers preliminary 70 his ar
rest will De all ready by O'Clock to-
morrow The transiat0rs and transcribefs
have been busy all day preparing the pa
Dors and tomorrow the warrants VIII De
issued and Marshal Baldwin Will take
them 10 the Bennington and serve them
upon Ezeta. The Bennington VIII tnsn
sfearn direct 10 Mare island, taking the
prisoners The habeas corpus matter wiz
be speedily heard, and win come up be-
fore Judge Morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
California democrats in session.

gAN FRANCISCO, CAL.. Aug. H.-Ihe
D.nocrat!c state convention was called
~ order at 1880 O'Clock this afternoon
bv chairman Max Pepper Of the. state
Central Committee. After the selection
~ EA-State Senator Delyalle, Of Los An
0elos. as chairman. the convention took
per.ss until 3 +. NJ, on reassembling a
Soumittee on Credentials WAS appointed.
and the convention adjourned until to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
Alp.lant and BrltlnnIa 70 ncet

LONDON, Aug. 2i.-The Times says II
has been definitely arranged that the
Britannia Will be the competitor Il tne
Nigilant IN the race for the cape Msy
from Needles TO and around Cherocurg
b-, akWater and return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
Train wreekers neld for Murder

WOODLAND. CAL, Aug. a.-When the
The train wreck near Sacramento came
nm this afternoon, the court made an
order holding Knox. Compton, Muller
and Hatch. 10 answer before the superior
Tonri ON the charge or murder No dis
S.osi,ton was made OF the case or Worden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
An irish Naliouni,>, Resigns.

LONDON. Aug. 2l.-The Times an.
nounces the resignation from Pariament
on account OF III health OF Patrlck A.
aance Irish Nationalist member Of the
House OF Commons for the South division
OF Kilkenny. Mr.. Chance has been strong.
" opposed to the political ., methods nd oi
tbsr. e. little doubt that the seat which
no vacates will fall TO the Healyites.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
THE JAPANESE REFUSED
THE CHINESE DRIVE IHEM FROM
CHUNG no IN TWO xTTAChs.
Nine Thousand JspAnese Troops Have Left
Large Number OF Troops at Fussn.

LONDON. Aug. 21.-The Times has re-
ceived the following dispatch from shang-
hal. GATED August Ast.
General Tic. commander Of the Feng
Tien division Of the Chinese forces, tele-
graphs as follows:
The Chinese on Friday attacked the
japanese forces at Ping Yang. driving
them back with a heavy loss distance
OF eleven miles to Chung Ho. The Chi
nese made a second attack on Saturday.
and drove the Japanese from Chung Ho,
which Is now in Japanese hands. The
japanese again lost heavily In Saturdays
nshting Another great battle Is ex-
pocted TODAY"
Admiral t'reemantle, the British COM
mander, has established the headquarters
of his fleet Professionally AT Chez Foo.
where the British, Russian and Italian
ministers now are. The Chinese feet IL
enjoying full possession OF the gulf or
Pe-Chi-LL
JAPANESE RE-EMBARKlSG TROOPS.
The japanese are re-embarklng large
numbers OF troops at fuSdh. Notnins -
known regarding thCn destination. fhe
Chinese force which occupied Yashan. has
evacuated that place ana has marched
eastward in the direction Of seoul The
force, which is under General lehe, VINO
was falsely reported 10 have been killed
I'm recent battle, has been augmented
by the adhesion Of numbers OF syTnpa-
thtZing Coreans. The Chinese FORCES are
converging on Ping Yang. The telegraph
line at the latter point remains In the
possession Of the Chinese.
Nine thousand Japanese troops have LEFT
Seoul, marching in the direction OF Ping
Yang. Two German fathers. Of the Cath
Ollie mission at Shining Chou. In the south
ern part of the province OF shan Iungi
have been captured by banditi and held
for ransom.
sFRioUs CHARGE AGAINST rHE JApANEsF.
LONDON, Aug. PA dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai to-day says that
the court Of inquiry has established the
fact that the commander OF the japanese
warship NaniWa ordered the destruction
of the drowning men from the Chinese
transport kow Snung. which was sunk ny
the japanese.
LONDON, Aug 2l.-Dlspatches received
from Shanghai this evening say that
communication with Corea has been
stopped completely, and that correspond
ents who started recently for the penin-
sula have returned. as they found II
would be useless 10 proceed to the seat
Of war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
RICHMOND. VA~ WEDNESDAY AUGUST % 1894

them are threatened. Claybaugh, upon
being approached after his arrest. re-
fused to make any statement. except
that he would make startling revelations
when his case came up for trial, and
the impression was given that these
revelations would implicate Bank Ex-
aminer Miller, the suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22

DALLAS, TEN, Aug. 1.-THE Sixth
-, ~ fron Corsicana. met here to-day. AT
~ adtournment the twelve hundred and
.,O e.i,,Oty-second rol-call had been reached
ss..f,bout a break i'm the vote. which was
w. follows: Burke. 81; POindexter, 52; Abb
- u. HarlY. lO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
SaXnl Chnnges.

WAsHINTTON Aug; A.-Lieutenant
Commander T, Walton Goodwin has been or
dered 10 duty al the Naval Observatory,
" ashingtOn: Lieutenant. Alexander Nc
Crarken 10 the Naval Academy. and En-
sign 5. A. Robertson has been detached
from the naval war college, ana ordered
ia the Naval Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22

LONDON, Aug. H.-The CHRONICLES cor
rcepnndept at Vienna asserts that the
abi'cation of King Alexander OF servia IN
favor Of his father, ex-king Milan, -
Imminent. The Servian ministers strongly
on nose the step.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
VIC lanr's crntrtboard Recovered.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. A.-Diyers sue
o.sGsd tn freeing the Vigiants centre
~ he hottS.1. but was fshed up. The
Visliant win be compelled 10 dock Tor
repairs which she VIII 90 az once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22

PARIS. Aug. IA majority of the
f,dnncils General Of the various depart
n,euts of France have approved the anti
iI,i'-.rcbist law. The departments OF Dra-
9,,ican' var. and Marseilles are the only
- IS thus far that have opposed the
rucasure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22

cases OF this kind. TO do the uttermost in
their power TO furnish Immediate assist
ance to the people In distress.
rno corr-spl .rlenCe between Governor
Altgeld and George NJ. Pullman. in re-
latun To- the drsuutiOn In the town. was
given 10 the press by the Governor Ii
began last Sunday When the Governor
sent a telegram to Mr.. Pullman from
Springfield. I'm response 10 a number of
appeals made 10 him by strikers for as
sistance. In this dispatch the Governor
tells Mr. Pullman that although the
State Of Illinois has not the least desire
10 NEEDLE IN the anairs OF the Company
il cannot allow a whole community WITH
ia its borders to perish OF hunger, and
informs the president Of the company
that unless relief comes ne woul1 eitner
have 10 call a special session 81 the Legs
laturo to make an appropriation. or els
issue an appeal to the humane people or
tha state t. give bread L. the company
former employees. He adds: 1T seems to
me you would prefer 10 relieve the slt'a-
ton yourself and especially as II has
inst cost the state upwards Of $4,000 10
protect your property. -, ,..,,.,,.
Pullman. the Governor makes state
ment Of the cor ditlon OF the sGll.i i,,
and fng1lirv made the day before an
Pullman. He tells Mr.. Pullman that
something must he done at once anu
adds: II repeat that II seems to me
vour company cannot afford to have me
anTeai a. the charity and humanity Of
ne State 10 save the lives Of your old
employees. no matter what caused the
distress"
He makes the suggestion that the COM
pauv cancel all rents due to October lst.
and work some of the men half time, so
that all can get something TO eat Tor
their families.
Mr.. PULLMAN's REPLY.
In reply 10 this letter Mir. Pullman
makes long statement blaming those
who are idle for being in their present
condition. and decnrn1 that the com
rauv did not know there was any such
extended distress as presented 10 the Gov
errOr FIe saws the full force has been
engaged for the week In hand, and makes
iUr allegation thJt "a considerable NUM-
hcr of The men hal persisteutly refused
T. apply for work at any time consider
iue Themselves stiil on strike. He says
the question Cf canrrlling rents rs not
one that should be given first attention,
and announces the policy oi the company
Go 20" o. employ Hs many men pS if is
possible 10 furnish work for on fun time,
because OF the erroneous impression half
time work would create as TO the rate Of
wages.
TirID WANTS car sTfC RvPrY.
Governor Mteeld makes a caustic reply
tu AIR Pullman letter. refusing tO 'iI-
tor into discussion Of the merits of tie
president had seen what the Governor had
seen iu Pullman, he would be convinced
that none of tur sufferers mad drawn
from the bank "a few weeks ago, as al
legged by Mr.. Pullman I'm his letter.
Ile concludes with the statement that
as Mr. Pullman had refused 10 DO any
thing 10 save his old employees from
TerishiAC IRON hunger the Governor
would be compelled 10 appeal 20 the
humanity of the people Of Illinois TO DO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
The Pops Cnwell.

LONDON. Aug; "A special dispatsch
H. pope had an attack OF syncope on
Sunday last. and FOR some minutes the
condItion OF mis- Holiness caused much
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
r.s s.,tromery Leaves Southport.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. H.-The
limited States cruiser Montgomery. at
Southport for week past as training
ship Tor the North Carolina raVal re-
serves. sailed for Hampton Roads to-
day. the cruise OF the reserves having
come TO a close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
Three Miners Drowned.

BIJTTE. MONT. Aug. 2l.--Michae
Brady Joseph Curry. and James Morgan.
three miners IN the Glengarry, were
caught In a food Of water which broke
IN from an adjoining mine this after
noon and drowned. Sixty other miners
had u narrow escape. .-....-...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
Delaware Republicans.

DOVER. DEL. Aug 1.-THE Delaware
p.uubltcan state convention met here to-
day. j. H. Marvel, Of Laurel was noml-
- for Governor by acciamatlOn, as
vya- also John :. willis for Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
y.~nr OF THE rHrRMOM ETEk.

Following was the range OF the Their
mometer az The Times onice yes'Srnay
o A NJ, 80; II NJ. 81; 3 L. NJ, NJ u
r. NJ. 81; Z. NJ. 10. midnight. H.
Average, 81 1-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
TUO CAROLINA ROADS SOLD.
southern Buys the Winston nnd Wilkes
boro and Western North Carolina.

WINSTON. y. c.. Aug H.-SpeciaL-
President Spencer, Colonel A. y. Andrews,
Mr.. Foster. and Attorney Stetson. of the
Southern Railway Company, came here
This afternoon ON a special train To at
tend the sale Of the railroad between
Winston and WilkesbOro. President
spencer was the purchaser. his bid being
S5-uOOO. At Statesville this morning
he purchased the Western North Caro-
Ina railroad. paying SOO,0OO
The party left here for salisbury. The
Durham and oxford road Will be sold
tomorrow.
THE SOUTHERN hallway BUYS ANOTHER ROAD.
NIDDLESBORO. KY, Aug. 2l.-Late
alVices from New York state that the
Southern railway has bought the Knox
vine, Cumberland Gap and Louisville rail
way This road Is owned by the Ameri-
can Association. and runs from here TO
Knoxville, 4 distance Of seventy miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
Mr.. Daniel for solicitor.

The hM Second second Judicial Convention here
this evening np-DiRsted for Solicitor w.
L. Daniel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. Aug 2i.-For virginia
and North Carolina: Fair: northeds'e'y
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
A Mo MIL TO RESUME.

BOSTON. MASS. Aug. 2i.-The mills
ll.arted Monday on fun time. They are
now being run twO-thirds full or forty
hours "a week. The mill EMPLOYS about
eight thousand operatives This action
T. taken So as 20 he ready 10 handle the
Fprng trade, and there is "A slightly in
creased demand for its goods. which IS
o.rtcfal 70 continue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22
OPERATIVES STAND FIRM
HyTIEF THAT THR sIHTkE Would
FAIL NOT SUSTAINED.
conjecture ~ TO the Position of MT How
land Condition I'm she Yarn and Cloth
Biins-S Situation al Hall River.

NEW BEDFORD. MASS. Aug. Gl.-The
,-..-ant visions Of some that the strike
. thc textile operatives would prove
o 0zlic and ouly temporary ripple
. tac surface OF the industrial sea. by
... developments Of to-day are shown =
based upon a most superficial ana
...oN view OF the cona tions and OF the
.uAl situation. The cone usion was
p,a at 10y some that inasmuch as the
..ls known as the Howland Plants had
conceded the old schedule OF wages 10
....y employees. the other cotton manu-
... f.ri.e establishments iu this city
would hasten 60 follow their lead. Such
.- have taken this view seem u lave
list sight OF very important circun-
stance In connection with The complcd-
sion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-22

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, Aug. "A
l'rang prevails that all Of the mills I'm
Ne city where the production is yarn
e. u.lfely arc likely 10 follow the Rotch
thd HoWland corporations and the New
bedford Manufacturing Company I'm con-
'ng the Old schedule OF wages TO Their
en- nployes, but nye mills producing cloth
Intend 70 night the matter 10 conclu-
Sion. II this should prove TO be the case
The strike would be settled so far as
about four thousand operatives are con-
ctrned, but there would sun be about
seven thousand OF the operatives In idle
Leas. The loom iixers met at Spinncrs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Haskell. Haskell Co, TEX. Dec. IA
Major Fouts. the president OF tho
Wcatherford Mineral Wells and North
western Railway company was here
yesterday with hla photographer tax
lug Items and gathering stntiatlcs con-
corning the resources OF Haskell coun-
ty and other counties living adjacent
The major Expressed himself ns being
very much surprised TO see such a
large town as HASKELL this far out
from n railroad.
There is an idea among Soma of our
leading citizens that the Fort Worth
Western folks and those Of the Wealth
orford. Mineral Wells and Northwestern
VIII form combination and build a
road west, covering the territory be-
tween the Texas ana Pacific and tho
Denver. Texas ana Fort Worth rail-
WAYS
Inc crops OF TINS county are becoming
OF SUFFICIENT Importance to attract the
attention NJ railroad people.
The gin I'm this place has already
turned out about one thousand bales
Of cotton and the gin on the north line
OF tho county about Ave hundred bales.
This ~ no ANAL item when we ron-
slider the fact that We are nifty miles
from shipping point Doubtless u q
railroad were built 20 the town Of Has
kcll every quarter section In the coun-
ty would have n family on Il within n
very f0w years.
Tho grain crops OF this county nre
M good as those Of any northwestern
county, IN not better.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

iagslavated assault and ,hs ,,,r. 80
"is punishment at s25 and cos,s nAe'
~, MS cg licenses were iss,,e s, ,os.,.
Cox SS Sna Nc, Clerk Thompson 70 jonah
cox and Miss Agnes WSe ener' , ABE
. css and Miss Minnie wIiliams '
aug, captain J. NJ. Kuhen. trave s1ha,''s -,
tiou lor the Texas Brewing ass : ia
AT Tom PeeTy went to Paris .o,.,.
20 attend federal court as wi,ns SOi' y
g ,h John Stephenson murder c c,ss IN N
Pauls Valley. we Saiher al
- Young man giving his name No
,er -,.Is l.ehn, who laims TO reside in the
fpsrul,ory. was arrested last nirht nv
nIsc sSH s.I Wafford and Brady and
paced IN the county jail charged with
passing counterfeit money "''''
met met last might at the HirS sc ss,S,'
en, A large delegation was pres pres
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

W,eatherford. Tex. Dec. NV u
tia.h was arrested here today by united
states Marshal j. Il. Hamliton1 ON ON
a charge OF sending obscene lItoratpre
through the malls. A pistol was tnlsen
from Hath when arrested by Police.
man Brown. The wife OF Hafh Il com.
med In 1he county jail now for lunacy.
Ing. ''a wen
Mrs, Tompkins, a very old lady and
one OF the first residents In the town.
uled today, at the residence OF her SON
in-law. Mr.. John Lines.
IL. NJ. Moran Esq, today received
from the government 900 rock bass.
with which TO stock his fish pond about
eight miles from town.
reports OF general fight and shoot
Ing ARRAY comes from Mineral Wells
this evening. The names OF ali the
parties concerned could not be obtain-
ed Three men. Arnold. Russell and
Peppered, 1t appears. were involved.
Arnold with Russell, in which the lat
ters ear suffered, and Peppered with
some unknown party. Nothing serious
resulted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

The Two hoy. Accused of burglar,
san in jail.

Mckinney, Tex, Dec. i2.--Aiex Nixon
and Everett Holiander. the two boys
charged with entering the dry goVds
store OF Nj. ArQn a Co. on the north
side Of the square, early sunday morn
Ing, aEa who were run down by Mar
shal Sam Iiurks In five hours after the
crime was committed. waived an cx-
animation IN the recorders court and
were allowed bail in the sum Of 5000
each. In default Of which both are yet
10 sail, Nixon was a trusted employee OF
the Wclls-Fargo express company in
this city, anu Young Hollander was u
carpenter of the city.
Capt William Bowlcs. who was the
victim OF the negro Stewards Wild
shooting yesterday. "a improving rapid
ly. Capt, Bowles lust arrived IN Nc
Kinney few days ago from Misslss-
inpi. and says, though he has resided
ia place where there were ten ne
groes TO one white man. this "a the
first time one OF them ever got blood
from him, and he gives II out that he
docs not appreciate this sefi OF an iul-
tiation into Texas. A young man by
the name OF Eugene Parker waa also
struck 10 the face with A stray bull
let, but not dangerously hurt, Stew
arts bond was placed at $3.50, which he
has 30 far failed to give.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs Ern.
est Ditto was buried yesterday after
noon.
a move Is on foot among the cltl-
zens Of Mckinney 20 suppress the
bagnio recently put in operation here
by some Dallas "matcrial' OF the demi
monde persuasion. This is the nrs,
time this city has been inflicted IN this
manner for ten or twelve yeara, and
the decent citizenship is Indignant.
Parties from Waco ar figuring on
starting an afternoon daily paper in
Mckinney.
Horses continue TO die OF blind stag.
gers IN this portion Of Texas.
As the timo approaches for the con.
vening OF tho state Legislature, the peo-
pie Of this section feel more and more
encouraged over Judge J. II. Coughs
prospects tc become speaker OF tho
next house OF representatives. From,
every portion of the state come as.
surancea Of support Everything Is In
his favor and nothing against him
ability, experience and seniority Of ser,
vice, TO say nothing Of the fact that
he comes from the very Gibraltar OF
Texas Democracy"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

rritchett says Positively lie Is Not
the Man Wanted.

Hlllsboro. Tex. Dec. 12,-Sherift W.
r. Martin of Shelby county. Mo, mr.
rived here after j. II. pritehett alias
Henry Dcitritoh, who 10 charged with
having committed n murder In shelby
county. Mo-, In 1887. The identity OF
Pritchett or Deltritch IL still unsettled.
Sheriff Martin, after looking at him
this morning, WAS not entirely satisfied
that he was the man. Dietrich has
fore finger Off at the first Joint, some
say OF the left and some OF the right
hand. Prltohett has forennger on
OF the right hand NJ the first Joint. but
in other respects he suits the deacrlp-
tlon, except TINT he appears 20 he u
younger man than Deitritch. Pritchett
or Deitrltch was recognized by the
telegraph operator at Abbott AMI he
declares positively II Is claimed, that
Pritchett IL Deitritch. and Il was on
his information that the warrant was
issued for Prilchett MIR. Martin went
TO Abbott this evening TO sec Mr.. Quail
before deciding whether TO take pnit-
chett TO Missouri, II sncms that Dclt-
ritch was arrested shortly after COM
hitting the murder and has not again
been heard OF untl the arrest here.
The Taller kept no description OF his
prisoners. and as Dcitritch was hut
little known. II IL difficult 10 get a full
description OF him Mr., Martin says
he thinks he would know Deltritch but
that he might not 30 he IL inveatlgat-
ing fully before further action
pritchett stu maintains that he n
not the party wanted and that he was
never In Missouri IN his life. liz has
influential friends mar GRtesvllle who
are doing all they can to got him out.