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The Columbus journal., 1894-06-20
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 20. 1894.
Coming Events.

Colfax county fair. Sept. la-22
State fair at Lincoln, Sept. 7-l4.
Platte county fair, Sept. p. 70. q.
The republican state convention will he held
At Omaha August -, 10 a.
Prohibition state convention nj Lincoln Tues
day July.3, al p. m, Platte. county entitled "a
Of the 49,
Peoples state convention at Grand Island.
"Wednesday. Aug. Il, at 10 a. m. Platte county
entitled to 10 delegates. Madison 10, Stanton 4,
Colfax Z Butler IL, Polk II, Merrick Z, Nance 5,
Boone ii, of the 75i.
The Columbus journal., 1894-06-20

For the past two weeks the Big
Muddy" has been making big cut into
the farms along its banks south of
Council Bluffs.
The Columbus journal., 1894-06-20
Havemeyer Refused TO Answer.

WASHINGTON. June l9.-The senate
sugar trust investigating committee
Monday. after Gisposing of the witnesses
available, held al executive session and
decided to request the vice president
certify to the district attorney the fact
that President Havemeyer and James
Searles Of the trust refused to answer
certain questions of the committee.
The Columbus journal., 1894-06-20
Sanders Com,no, wealers Guilty.

LEAvENwORTH, Kan June 1y.-The
jury returned a verdict finding Sanders
commonweal army guilty as charged in
the information.
The Columbus journal., 1894-06-20
Pre.ident Wanted the Nevs.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 1*.-President
Cleveland and party stopped at the Naval
academy few minutes Monday after
noon on the lighthouse tender Maple. It
was said that the president came. in to
send some kilograms and get the daily
nanprS
The Columbus journal., 1894-06-20
Treasury Cash balance,

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Cash balance
in the treasury is s.14,2S4.746, of which
81 .4S4, ,4i6 is gold reserve.
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WHY Not Sold?

Lost, Strayed or Stolen-The funda-
mental principle of the Democratic par
ty. Last seen Of it was at Chicago. June
22, lS82.-Rockland Me Star.
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Call and see Our Tour of the World
Portfolio" They are worth twice the
price We ask, 10 cents, and a coupon cut
from The JOURNAL.
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Adopted the Commercial rre.,r

BUDA PEsTH, June ls.-The lower
house of the Hungarian diet adopted the
commercial treaty with Russia.
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Rnichted an American.

PARIS, June 19.-Alfred Andre. direc-
tor of the Bank. of France and a con-
spicuous member of the Y. NJ. c. A..
gave dinner in honor of James Stokes
Of New York. More than 100 persons. all
members of the 7. NJ. c. A., Were pres
ent. NJ. Andre. in behalf of the French
government, presented to Mr.. Stokes the
official declaration of his appointment as
q knight of the Legion of Honor of
France and said that Mr.. Stokes was the
second American who had received such
a recognition of distinguished services in
the line of philantrophy, benevolent and
religious work
ipe collapse OF the Chamberlin Invest
9eIit company of Denver proves to be one
of the worst failures resulting from an
imitation of real estate values, in recent
fears.
Prince Bismarck has congratulated
RfSpi9 Crispi on his escape from assas-
aaaAdn.>
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Senator Allison.s Ameudm.n.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator ALI
son introduced an amendment to the
supdry civil bill to adjust the claims of
the settlers of socalled Des Moines river
lands in Iowa.
The Columbus journal., 1894-06-20

LIMA, June 19.-Senor Horacio Fere-
colo has been appointed minister Of
finance.
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CaStOria.

"Castoia is an excellent EIciic;n. fc- IL
dren. Mothers have repeatedly tod lac vi :ti
good effect upon their children
d. G. G. O<dooo,
I4owe!!, Mas.
"Castoria Is the best remedy for cillJren OF
which am acquainted. l hope tie GIy is rot
far distant Vi hen mothers Will eonsI .ef III. real
interest Of their children, AMI ,Isa C.:S.oril IN
stead Of the various auack nostrGIIns which are
destroying their loved ones, by forc,a; opiIEi.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hGr,rui
agents down their throats, thereby senLia;;
them u premature graves"
Dr. J. +. EiScHELor,
Conway. ARK.
The Columbus journal., 1894-06-20
SHERMAN EQUALS sENToN,s RECORD

Has Now Been In the Senate Over twenty.
Nine Years
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Senator Sher,,
man was congratulated by many of his
associates on the floor of the senate
Saturday On the fact that he had
reached a term of service in the senate
equal in length to that of Senator Ben
ton, whose service had heretofore held
first rank in duration, covering the
period from Dec. &, 1s2l, to March 3.
1851. making 20 years. two months and
q days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Coxey In Massillon.

MAssIkLoN. o.. June 19.-The Gen.
eral and Mrs. J. S. Coxey arrived in the
city from Washington.
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Sarah Beruhardt In London
New Mfnistar Anno,ntad

LONDON, June lS.-Sarah Bernhardt
appeared here and was given a hearty
reception.
The Columbus journal., 1894-06-20

General Carter Tired of COxeyism.
JCLERURG, Colo. June l9.-Fifty
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Castoria.

"Castoria is SO well adopted to children that
recommend is as superior tOany prescription
know 10 he"
II. A. AscaER, n. D.,
III So. Oxford St Brooklyn, N. Y
"Our physicians il tho chiiiren's depart
meat have spoken highly Of their expert
sEcc IN thsir outside practice with Castoria,
and although VIC only have among our
medical supplies wha, is known as regular
rrr,iuc;s, yet We are Tree To confess that the
merits IF Castoris, has Won Us To look with
favor upon il"
UNITED HosrIrAL AND DIspESsARY,
Boston, MasS
AIIZS e. SarTH, Pres,
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Senator German Back In Washington.
WAsHINGToN, June Ex-senator Cor
man has returned to Washington. He
has not yet recovered his health.
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asnce they should at once notify Us by letter OF
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&ays ysbls to the order Of
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CoG,pauy, ~ York CITY.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
LAWYER LEHMkNN'S THREAT.
Saws He Will Move to Have
Opposing Counsel Disbarred.
Charges that Mashbir COnversed In
Russian with a Witness.

A motion was made before Judge Nc
Carthy in the City Court to-day to set
aside an examination In supplementary
proceedings on the ground that the judS-
ment debtor conversed with his counsel
In a foreign language while the exam
nation was on.
BENJAMIN Glctzer. of 4ii East Eighty
fourth street, was the Judgment debtor,
and his counsel was Lawyer Mashhir,
of Mashbir & Cukor Glot2er has been
examined several times in supplement-
ary proceedings on n judgment which
Edmund Weiner holds against him. Law
yer Julius Lehman, of 237 Broadway,
was Wener's counsel
Mr.. Lehman pronounces Glotzer's
testimony as false. and says that he be-
lieves that he conversations between
witness AMI counsel, which were held in
the Russian language, had much to do
with the testimony of the witness.
Mr.. Lehman says that Mr.. Mashbir's
conduct was unprofessional, and as soon
as Judge Mccarthy has decided his mo-
ton he says he will make an effort to
have MIR, Mashbr dsbarred.
Mr.. Mashbr denies Mr.. Lehmann's
charges and says that the only CONVEX
sation between him and his client in
Russian while the latter was being ex-
amned was entirely foreign to the eH-
animation, and that there was nothing
wha tever In his conduct OF an unprO-
fessional character.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
vACCINATED A BRIDE.
Physicians Had to Force in the
Door to Her Apartments.
Lively Tines During the Raid in
Atlantic Avenue.
Sixty Doctors Now Iroculating
school children.

believing that the greatest danger
from small-pox lies in the conccalment
Of eases. Health Commissioner Emery,
of Brooklyn. has organized II corps of
ply striaus to ferret out such cases, and
have them removed to tn" hospital
He Learned yesterday afternoon there
was reason for believing a case was bc-
ing concealed in house on Atlantic
avenue somcwhcr" between Boerum
place and lIoyt street
lie laid plans for n raid on tho neigh
horhOod. Or. Morton was placed in
charge Of "a dozen physicians and 1t
was determined to descend upon the
suspected nvighborhood at 8 o'clock last
night.
Within the last few days four patients
have been removed from the neigh
borhood suffering from the disease
The place is thickly populated with
Swedes. Germans and Italians and
when the health officials arrived, there
was almost Il panic. Many of tn"
Swedes are firm believers in tn" so-Cgllcd
faith cure. and TIA" rumur that the doc
tory had come to vaccinato them druyc
them into their houses. and they pre-
pared to resist any intrusion. IN" po-
lice We're asked for aid. and tn" re.
serves from i've precincts We're called
out.
The doctors searched every house care
fully from roof to cellar. In sovr'al they
were compelled to force an entrance.
Snortlv before midnight tncr laborS were
rewarded by tn. discovery Of fully de-
v"lopei case ~ smallpox. woman
named Mary Curlcy, Twenty-Five years
Old, Twins on the top floor Of "a At
liutiC avenue. had been i'll for thr"n
weeks. She had no physician, AMI other
inmates of tn" hOus" were passing In aHd
out Of 4 room ali ',utEs the on" IL which
she l1J. The house was Quarantlned. AMI
tn patient was rem we'd To IN" hospital
The other inmates were VaCCindt"d
While searching the apartments in ""
rear of fruit stOr" In the same build
ing. the doctors found n woman con-
cealed under bed. She wls dragged
out. and was identified rs 4 woman who
had lately been discharged from the CON
tagiOus Diseases Hospital as cured. Sh"
was very much frightened, fearing thu"
IN" institution. Her fears were quoted,
ana the search was continued.
When the doctors entered A house near
Ilovt street. whcr" there was reason to
believe case was being concealed, they
had lively experience. They attempted
were repulsed by Il young woman, who
said she had just been married and
would not allow any strange men in her
room until her husband came home. The
doctors explained their mission, but the
woman still refused to allow them to
enter; The door was then forced open.
and the woman was vacCnated.
The physicians did not conclude their
labors until nearly daylight. No other
cases were discovered.
sixty doctors continued the work be
gun yesterday OF vucCnating the chill
dren In the public schools.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
TICKETS WERE FORGED.
George Monuhnn Tried TO Sell
Counterfeit Theatre PASSES.

Samuel Il. Singleton, manager IL the
Grand Opera House, was complainant in
the Tomhs Court this morning against
George Monahan. tw-nty-sIX years old,
whom he charged with placing ON the
market counterfeit passes To the theatre
Attached to all billboard passes arr"
four coupons, and to make the passes
good they must he cOuntersigned by MIR
Singleton. The coupons are stamped two
at "A time when sent out.
About April l Mr.. Singleton noticed a
great number Of tickets had been given
out, and he commenced to investigate,
but he could not find any trace.
Yesterday afternoon Monahun entered
the store of benjamin Wachner. an cleo
triCinn at 2Js Grand street, and wanted
TO sell him some tickets. WaChner had
had experience with ticket Spectators
ana he did not care to buy. Yet he said
he did.
Wachner sent a boy out to get n bin
changed as SUPPOSED by Monahau, but
when he returned he had Rouudsman
with him. MOnHhan was arrested, and
seven tickets were found in his pos
session. He said he found them at the
corner of oak and Water streets.
Mr., Singleton declared the tickets were
forged as well as his name on the
coupons The name was put ON 10y
means Of n stamp.
Monahan was held in 81 900 for exam
nation tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
SUPT. SMITH RESIGNS.
jersey CItys Police Head Turns
Over His ONCE to Chief Murphy.

Supt. Smith. of the Jersey City Police
Department. resigned his office at .
o'clock this morning. lie turned over
the keys of his desk and the papers be-
longing to the Department to Chief OF
Police Murphy.
His resignation was caused by the bin
ahol!shing Superintendents Of Police he
coming law at midnight last night.
The Governor neglected to sign the bill.
At present Supt. Smith Is awaiting
trial ON an indictment for malfeasanC" in
office In afIorlng protection to green
goods men ami policy dealers
The Indictment was found March 80
Supt. Smith was appointed in lNl un-
dor the Democratic law which created
the Office.
chief Murphy will make many changes
in the Department., especially in the De
tectiv" bureau. He has given notice
that he vii not recognize individual
orders fr,m tn" members of IN" Pulic"
Board hut VIII only consider orders
when given by the full Board.
The first official act by tn" chief this
morning was to refuse to detail a police
man to duty at certain polling place
at the request of "A prominent Democrat
ic polite an.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
LORD HARBURY" ARRESTED.
Well-knOwn Swindler Who Has
victiIaiEed New Workers.


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April TO-
Thomas Linton Pluckcr. OF New York.
otherwise known as the social lion,
"Lord Lionel Harcourt Harbury." was
arrested last night on the charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
He has been posing rs J. d. Stuart.
nephew Of Mayor Stuart. and is said to
have victimized about 800 people. He
created a Juror In Camden. n j.. four
years ago. where he passed AS IA lord
and raid he was related to Sir William
Vernon Harcourt.
After his arrest the police recognized
him as Plucker, whose picture is in the
Rogues' Gallery. and who has been con-
yicted of forgery and served sentences
here and in New Orleans. A memuran-
dunn book found in his possession showed
he had operated a similar swindle in
New York City.
This book has upon its fly-leaf an an
peal calling for contributions for the uil-
employed in New York city 1t was
signed by The New York Mission Ala
Society, c. A. Andrews Secretary" and
dated Jan. II. 1894.
This appeal was supplemented ny a
statement that every day the list of CON
tributions would appear In the news
amounting to over $500. the names in
GLIDING those of Mrs. ChCkering, Mrs
Roosevelt, Mrs. Hicks Lord, Mrs Con-
verse Mrs. Runyou, Mrs. q. W. stanton.
Mrs. T. Eggleston. Miss Laura Rhine
lander and about $50 others.
A large number of pawn tickets were
also found upon the swndler's person,
Baltimore,
The evening world., 1894-04-10
T|NGL|NG ACCUSED OF THEFT.
Arrested on Complaint Of a Phila-
delphia Produce Dealer.
Claims to BE the Innocent Victim
of an Enemy.

Charles Tinglng. fdrty-two years OLD,
cf % Manhattan avenue. "A manufacturer
OF belts and carriers at the above num-
Der, was n prisoner in the Tombs po-
lice Court this afternoon. He was charg-
ell with the larceny Of s5S the charge
navlnB been preferred by y. c. Silber-
mann. produce dealer, OF 1874 Delaware
avenue. Philadelphia.
The arrest was made by Detectives
Price and Mccarthy, OF the Central
Office. They found him last night at
home and arrested him on warrant
sent from Philadelphia.
1t IL suspected that Tingling Is guilty
of more than Is charged in the warrant.
He pleaded not guilty. and was held
pending the arrival of requisition papers
from the Quaker city.
AS the prisoner was being taken to
the city Prison his wife came in ami
scene ensued.
Later, a reporter of The Evening
Wurld' saw MIR. Tingling in his cell.
Il am innocent" said he. There Is
Il mistake. | was IA salesman for Sner-
mann in september last. hut never col
ruilt comes in. | am ruined and 50 is
my home.
"Mv little hous" is all but paid for. and
my wife has no friend ON this S!i" of tn"
water. "" have Il tuur-N 'ur-ull giri that
W. have rot to turn oyer t. GERRY :,
This is the work of some turmy, |
know he concluded.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
.HEWI7T'S HOUSE FUNIGATED.
The E1-Mayor's Parlor Maid Has
Scarlet Fever.
Taken Away to the Willard Parker
Hospital.

rTho Gno ro,i1opco 81 oy N,,nr Ahrn,n
Ahe INV i'''ut'Se VI GA Ni"SOi Hp'" an
inspectors from the Health BOARD. ami
49,, g.. I, ,a,,,,. -, 60 ,r,oa ~.
Il" ehoit 10 pei'is ii'''e " ''a'e ."e
source of case of scarlet FEVER when
recently developed there
L,,t,, Ernii,r ,r.a,,., ,.o,rs old q
i-S''e' '"H'ei' twenty E'''' o'' "
parlor maid in the eX-Mayor's house,
was Yesterday removed to willard Park
or ti,s,,,,, II, r.i,,, ,h, diso,sa nv
i''Hl!''' ~ WIN '''' "t''"''
Mayor Hewitt and the members or the
Health Board have since been endeavor-
ir,, :, kaon tho r,,c,s in tho cas-. secret
10y" -, ~ ','. ~ &c..
Inc PaiatliI residence OF the eN-Maypr
is at 9 Lexington avenue, near Gramer-
c,, p,rk H. ,r,,,ln,-s many servants
:" '''''''''
The evening world., 1894-04-10
fine DRESSES SEIZED
We're Being Struggled in a Dilap-
idated Old Trunk.
Rich Laces, let's, Capes and Trim
mings in the Lot.
Shipped Second Glass and the ini-
tial ct" on the Baggage.

An unusually bold attempt ut SNUG
Cling has just been brought 10 lEht ny
Customs Inspectors Maher ana Mann
ken.
Along with a lot Of baggage taken
out of the Cunard liner Umbria last
Sunday morning was dllapidatei
looking trunk and satchel. The trunk
bore only two marks on the outside
One indicated that it was shipped by
the second cabin, the other that 1t be-
longed ostensibly, at least, to somebody
whose name commenced with "r "
The satchel had no marks whatever.
Just as these pieces of baggage were
about to be carted from the dock, to-
gether with some other baggage labelled
ct" the Inspector noticed that they did
not bear the customary clearance labels
The wagon was stopped and the driver
questioned. A gentleman thereupon told
the inspectors that the unlaDclltd bag
gage had gotten mixed up with ms own
Inadvertently.
He disclaimed ownership Of them, and
they were accordingly removed from the
wagon and taken to the s"izurt-room IN
the Barge Office. MIR. Hickey. chief II
the Seizure Department, this morning
opened the trunk and valise ana brought
out OF them the most deliberately gUr-
geous dresses he had seen in ms NE, to-
gether with hundreds of yards OF laces.
trimmings and fine Jets.
In the trunk there were black six
cape, with lace trimmings. two SILK
waists, a black silk skirt. with lace trim
mings: one yellow. one pink and one red
and white silk waists. trimmed with
costly lace; one salmon -COlorci satin,
lace and metal trimmed costume. ne
white figured silk costume. trimmed with
red and black lace, one blue Crepon
costume. trimmed with black ribbons
and white lace: one black satin, metal
and lace trimmed evening dress: one
blhck wrap, trimmed with black and
white lace; one figured white costume {;
one cream olored waist trimmed with
black lace: one black satin wrap, IA per
feet dream of drcssmakinE skill.
trimmed with black lace; one drab
woollen costume, one brown woullen cos
tune, one blue tea-gown, one dark blue
diagonal cloth costume. and one black
clpth jacket.
The make in every instance was dis
tinctly Partisan.
1t is believed by the inspectors that
one Of the crew of the tmbria acted
as agent for the owner OF these goods.
which are estimated unOiiicially to be
worth over 5000.
On the passenger list of the Jmbria
there were five tlrSt-Class passengers
whose names began with T. and only one
in the second cabin. The inspectors say
the baggage of all these was duly aC-
counted for and that no suspicion rests
upon any of them.
The owner of the goods Is supposed to
be a dressmaker
The evening world., 1894-04-10
GROWLS IN MARTINS TEPEE.
Zig BrnNr Rorsrh and the New
Chief Likely 80 Have II Battle.

The return of Alderman Joseph Martin
from Hot Springs is the signal for II
revival of host!lItIrs AGAINST Ciyil Justice
Rorsch In the Seventh Assembly Dis
triCt.
The Alderman, who is the TammAny
lnll.r in tn" Seventh, vie" justice"
Rprsch uuIurd DOWN, was formerly
Jacob NJ pitt,rsun's trusted lieutenant
in thu Republican party, ara Las fol-
owing that was rs NuCiI,rpua nv Their
Repuhlicluism rs he TN he led th,m
into III" Tammany camp. What tu"y
submitted To conversion for Is h'iug
rapidly demonstrated, much to the dis
tress of eN-l.raaer Rursch ana his
friends.
Thu Alderman returned Yesterday. \
banquet AMI reception is to be tend rel
t. him. His hrath"r in law and
major doma, Charles Becker, an opener
and packer in tho tustpm-huU and
William Pitt Mitchell are engineering
the thing, ana already there Is loud talk
of what ought t. ana must be done tor
the hpnDrel leader.
The old Tammuuyltaa are up in arms
Il sCh's friends are hriug pushed aEi T."
Mitchell is p,,'!us rich M ugh printing
contracts. and Jn" Martin and his
friends are m clover, Vile the pG,.c
ok ON with interest T0r the outcome.
one OF the threats uf hfrtiu's iri"uds
Is that pressure from Fourteenth s'rrrt
viii he brought to o.~f.l Justice iRu"svh
To remove court Oii,,r 4 -,ph +. Huns-
grove IoIs crime A. that once upon u
can CgujiA1c against Ru,soh for AS
scmblyman he defeated Martin IN his
own election district ANA RJesch was
elected.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
LAWYER BEGGS FINED So.
Thinks IL Justice " ho Would Send
Him to jail Ought to lie Shot.

William Bc~gs, II once well to do law
yer ami expert pcuman, created a dis
turhautr iu the Adams Street Police
Court, Rrpolrlyn. this morning when ar
rAi-ucd before Justice Walsh charged
Atlantic avenue.
liufor' "a" Was sentenced to pay 81
liur h. asked in loud tones to be shown
u" m"a who had arrested him. and
lh"u sent tn" following note to Justice
Wa D..
#.n 'nd ne TO prison up0n the un.
D'. r.'rGtf,l trs'lm0ay o. a policeman Won would
VOL rtlf 70 hr shot down like a dog an the
sidewalk know the policemen we'll | have
watched th,m wears, WILLIAM BEGGS
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
The evening world., 1894-04-10
DROVE OFF BANDITS.
Express Messenger Harmon Kills
One and Wounds Another.
A Rock Island Train Held Up in
Oklahoma.
Car Blown Opcn with Dynamite,
but Robbers Arc Fooled.

TOND CREEK. .. T., AprIl io.-As
the south bound train 40. /, GA the
Rock Island, was approaching the
Arkansas River four miles south IF her"
at II O'Clock last mint masl,"i robhor
boarded the engine, aud lcvcIug two r.
voivors at the engineers head. COM
innniod him to stop the train
As soon as the train stopped several
other masked robbers. the actual mum
her Of which Is not known, mad, for the
express car.
Jack Harmon, the Wrlls-EarEo FIX
press messenger. was ordered to open
the door. lie refused. and the robbers
placed a stick of dynamite under the
car. An explosion followed. which tore
open the whole sil" of the car
After the explosion on, Of the robbers
approached tn" car, and Messenger Ilhr-
mon opened iire and Killed him. The
others, surprised at resistance, attempt
ed to- retreat but Harmon followed
them keeping w IA continuous iusilIad",
ana succeeded In W,uud.nE another OF
the gang.
rhc Injured man fcil In hi, tracks, but
u" others managed t. get away: IL is
have been seriously wounl,d.
The tlainmcn picked mp III" dead and
wounded robbers, and, after placing
Ih'n ABOARD IN" tfa!n, returned To roma
Creek, Up to late hour this morning
neither of the men has been Identified
Some OF the citizens believe them to be
members of the Dalton Lnng.
The sheriff was Hrmmpn"l at once
upon the arrival Of thu train II posse
was quickly organized ana tn" country is
being secured for tho outlaws.
While Express Messenger Harmon
would not say whether or not there was
any conslcrnbl" sum OF money on the
train. II Is believed here that the robbers
had information that the train carried
II large amount.