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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
THESE PAU YAs 700 HEAVf,
A Thousand Tons of Steel and Iron "orS
Prrmaiure V PItted,

Premature Fitteo,
PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The fail
uro to launch the steamer st. Paul at
Cramps shlpbuilding works Monday has
engrcssed public attention. In the vicin-
ity of the offices and in the shipyards
an air of absolute mystery reigned. Only
emplCyes of the company were allowed TO
pass through the little wicket safe or
dinarily used by visitors. The workmen.
it appeared, did not dare even 10 talk
TO each other about the failure.
1t leaked out, however, that though
the inferior tallow" story was the most
plausible excuse that presented itself
Yesterday, It was mere than inferior
talIow" that prevented the hull of the
ST. Paul from gliding down the ways.
rhe actual fact Is that the hull was
overWeighted. The St Paul was ready
to be launched SIX weeks ago, but the
cold weather precluded any attempt to
get her off the stocks. the river being
covered with ice. In the interim work
went on apace, and ton after ton OF
iron and steel was fitted IN the interior
of the vessel, until yesterday she carried
1000 tons more than her sister, the ST.
Louis. did when the latter was christen-
ed. The Cramps had mlscalculated the
effect of this extra weight. They thought
that If the st. Louis. whose bulk weigh
ed 600 tons, left the ways without any
difficulty there was no reason 10 suppose
that the additional 1000 tons would pre-
vent the ST. Paul from doing likewise.
Another fact which enhanced the diff
Guilty was that she had been fitted with
her propeller blades and shaft.
All efforts to get satisfactory eX-
PLANTATION from the builders failed. The
ST. Paul was stripped of her fancitul
decorations Of flags. All day long tho
workmen were busy replacing the sup
ports at the sides of the hull. which
were Knocked away IN anticipation of
the launching. This operation will take
considerable time and the next effort to
get her off successfully cannot be made
under two weeks 1t is reported that
the vessel viii be christened privately
when she is finally ready to go into
the water and that only such OF the
guests from the city of st. Paul who
remain here will De invited to be pres
ont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
Country Produce. Wholesale

There is little change in The butter mar
L,et this week. the demand being steady
"A. last weeks quotations The most
noticeable change IS ~ me egg inarkkfet'
ON account Of the heavy receipts Meats
a. % selling somewhat higher. There IS
al so a big jump in the prices Of green
~ RffI59TTER-Fancy grades are in better
dsmand: commOn butter Is still low
"a ncy dairy, 1Sn20c.; choice dairy, lbV
liz choice family packed, l6GlSc. I;
80 ice store (packeD, pa BE, medium
MILO: choice yellow rolls, lJUlSc.
EGGS-Receipts are heavy and prices
,oWcr. The prices now are; In crates,
ntar by and fresh, @i2aloc.; IN crates
fr; s;h and clean, gp9i4c; in barrels and
= OULTRY-Receipts large and prices
iog5er. They are: chickens large
l2lt 4c ducks dive per B29 a8l ga r loS
niI,s,. per 'hesd, 4Oaj0c; ROSTERS lold),
per pound. 4djc.; live turkeys (gobblersl.
9Gp6c: live turkey hens, 10 l2}2c.;
DIRE, ,sed turkeys tchoice), "a i@c, :
lara. 12ql3c.: dressed chickens tcholcel'
iOTH Sc; large, G6l0c.; dressed ducks
nJiIATS-Lower prices are prevailing,
as follows: Calves per pound gross /:
4G5t &C., sheep. per pound, 442c., btcI
cow 81, per pound, 3Q4j2c.; hetfers' per
3i9c hogs (smalQ. per, pound, org 6c; {;
han g (smalD, well-smoked, per pound.
i0a1 tc; large twell-smoked), per pound,
Sa9c.; sides Cured, per pound, 6g1c. ;
ores ed pork. 5hGjlqc.
ri DES AND TALLOW-Dry flint. per
pound, 7nSc.; dry grubby, per pound.
5Q6c dry sailed. per pound, 5nGc:; green
sailed hides, 4G1c.; green hides, 3l.%I4c. (;
green sailed calf skins, J0G60c: tallow,
4m4L c.; beesNaN 2bd2Ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
roRACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, March p, 1873.
No offerings Of tobacCos at auctioh Oh
private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY
TVranners. 6 hogsheads; filters, 3; smok-
ers. s. leaf dark, 43; Tugs DARK -
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Irsnections-Bright hogsheads; Dark,
81 hogsheads. Reinspections-Brght' /
''G @Vers'' Crenshaw's. Meals. Shockoe'
Aileghany. old Dominion, ShelDurhc D.
Seabrooks and Ellerson's tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, 10 PACK
ages; deliveries, ll3 packages, ooIIec-
tons for the city Of Richmond. Va, 10
day: Cigars ana cigaredteI' S VII p'us
Richmond breaks to-day: Shoekoe ware
house sold $50 pounds. CrenshaW 3
warehouse sold 26,l30 pounds; highest
prSce nice e' So, sale brights at the "stonewali'
today. Mr.. r. w. Stalhngs solo a
nice lot of Nash county ~. @ tobaccos
al 6ne prices Another break OF nice
tobaccos tor tomorrow. CT,
big sale Of bright tobaccos AT shei-
bUrDe's warehouse to-day; prices boou'
Another break for tomorrow.
good sale at Davenports warehouse
to-day at satisfactory prices AHoJileI
very fine break Of Eastern North Carollha
tohaccos for tomorrow. Ihird SAFE az
this warehouse ,...,--.,,
az very good sale at the southern
today; prices satisfactory. Another at
.~actfve break Of both dark ana bFIsh'
iobaccos for tomorrow.
4 telegram from Louisville, KY, an an
nounces the death this morning OF h. VI.
Noble, of the hTm o.. Noble q Thomas nIis
of That city. Mr.. Noble was klch-
mond man (as Is also his partner. Mr..
Thomas). and was for many years ac-
lively engaged in the tobacco business
in Richmond. Va, where a wide circle
of friends and a large business connec-
lion unite in mourning his loss.
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
4 SUBMARINE TORPEDO Goat.
one TO be Added tn oar Nsvy-Admiral
Mead'4 quadron at Kingston.


WASHINGTON, Nlarch H.-Secretary
Herbert has decided to increase our
navy by the addition of a submarine
tornedo boat. Proposals for this YES
sci were invited in May, 1898, since which
time the Department has made thor
ough investigation OF this character or
vessel The contract for the craft was
awarded Yesterday TO the John +. Hol-
land Tornedo Boat Company, OF New
Work.. The contract calls for vessel
eighty feet In length. diameter II feet,
and displacement when submerged 80 IL
tons. The vessel is to be constructor Oh
steel of domestic manufacture ana htted
with engines. boilers and machinery OF
domestic make. and is to have speed OF
* Knots in light condition, Ii knots
aWash tpartly submerged, ana KNOTS
submerged.
This will be the first vessel OF this kind
over contracted for. The French have
made efforts i'm this direction. but have
moi succeeded in building an efficient
submarine boat.
THE Navy Department did not learn
untu this morning that Admiral Mead's
squadron arrived at Kingston on sat
urday. where the New York, Minneapolis
and Cincinnati will remain week. De-
ing Joined by the Columbia ON Friday.
The fleet will be coaled al Kingston
from the three GOLFERS dispatched from
Baltimore for them
The cruiser Marblehead left Puerto del
Cada. Azores. this morning Tor Gioral-
tar. on her way, to report 10 Admiral
Kirkland now at Corfu, where the nag
ship San Francisco also is.
The gunboat Machias left Hong Kong
this morning for Annoy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
A D0G'S CHASTITY PLAYTHIYG.
The HesG OF Baby Points to Nurd r
MYstrrY.

DAREToWN. n. j.. March .H.-John
Campbell on Sunday last saw his dog
playing with something OF unusual size,
and TO his horror found II TO be the head
of a negro baby. The head had the
appearance of having been twisted from
the body in the most brutal manner.
The child had not been dead many hours.
A physician said 1t was that or
fully developed child, who had been
born alive. and In all probability had lived
three or Dour days. The neighborhood
organized searching party, and every
nook and corner was searched in vain
for the remainder of the body. The
head was placed in little box and
buried, WITHOUT notifying a coroner or
other officer. Yesterday. however, as
excitement about the matter has fntensi-
fled, and th,, belief that a brutal murder
has been committed has grown, Prosecu-
tor j. w. Acton was notified. ana II is
believed that immediate action wiz DC
taken 10 unravel the Mystery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
CLAIMS AGAINST VENEZUEE4.
The Commission Gives Judgment for
United states Citizens.

United NtateS rllihrnr,
WASHINGTON. D. c., March H.-At-
ter months. Of elaboration, the Venezue-
Ian Claims Commission has concluded
it's Iabors and announced its decision be-
ing a judgment in favor Of citizens or
the United States for Sl43,5OO, about one
third OF the amount Of the claims or
the total award. the Venezuelan Steam
transportation Company, Of New York,
receives SlA,50O, American gold, with in
terest, and Captain Abram g. Post ia
cob j. AlaurInus, and Davis j. Sturges
receive each $780, with interest. The
claim OF Cornelius J. Brinkerhon, mas
ter Of the San Fernando, was the only
ono disallowed.
These claims date back TO 1871, when in
the course of a revolution in Venezuela,
three OF the vessels Of the American cor
poratlon were seized by the NeneZuelans
on either side in the controversy, and
much damaged by being used in war.
The ships We're finally recovered, one
through the good Office of the commander
of a British war ship, and the other two
bv the commander OF the United States
steamship Shawmut. The claim also
included items based on the refusal Of the
victorious revolutionary government 10
allow the company TO execute the fran
chise IL held 10 navigate Venezuelan wa
tiers, and also Items Tor the lmprlson-
ment Of the masters OF the seized YES
sells The principle involved in the judg-
ment rendered is of great import
ance 10 the countries Of Central and
South America, which are subject to
revolutions, for II amounts 10 declara-
ton that such countries are responsible
for the acts Of insurgents against the
rights and properties OF the foreigners,
even II these acts are beyond their con-
troll. Senior Andrade, the Venezuelan
representative on the commission, has
given notice that he will file a dissenting
opinion in the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARK

NEW YORK, March 27-Flour qniet
unchanged and steady southern noul
quiet and steady common 10 i "a eo e&.t r.
81 ypd2 -; good 10 choice 90; -. -.
Wheat dull and frmer, win opIoIs
store and elevator 61Ac.' ahoat, 6iAc
Options advanced Tsq3sc., declined ?sgii:c.'
Wins 9Th trading duil: no. ? red. March,
Gofc: Nav. Gftc.: June, G0Hc.; July
G0a3c.; August, 6l5c.; September, 6l'sc.;
Corn dun and nrmer; No ., &c. ele-
yat0r: SOC. afoat; steamer mixed, 1920
52lbc. OPTIONS dull and firm at l4q}7c
advance; May, 5l3sc.; July, 1lAc; Sep
oats '''i qnieff and firm Options. dun and
nomnaIly Unchanged; March, April and
May. 33Hc.: July. 3lc. .SpQt-No' =
33i&c; No. ? white, SIC; mixed western
H@y moderately dull and steady ship
ping JOUj5c. good TO choice, foP'9c.
Wool in moderate demand ana e,. ~ III
domestic fleece, 15lDl9c.; pulled l2UJ@c
BE quiet and firm, family, - Nv
extra mess, SIjOqS25i beef hams urn
at $3.50: uerced beef firm ana qulet,
citv extra India mess Sl3.OOQ loo; cat
meats Quiet and steady picked BELIEF
So 1Jd1 90: shoulders, 500, hams, Ss,p
G9O0; middles firm; short clear sS'oVG
. 90 -
$50. city. S6.73: March. $40. nominal;
Nav. 81 80. nominal Refined easy; Con
tneni, $3.50; South American Ho'oo'
compound, SbFFub.p~f2' 1900.
Pork firm and demand better; mess.
S13J0d14O0.
.Butter-Choice firm and fairly active
state dairy 9gl9c.; do, creamery, 9ll'
f06ci5c.: western dairy. Sal3c.; do''
Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude.
23u24c. yellow prime, 26i2c. -.
Rosn quiet and steady strained COM
mon to good, 81 jTlAq l.621R. -.,~,o,
1urpentine quiet and steady at 33l2q36c
Rice FIRM domestic, fair to extra 4A@
iois5ses- Foreign nominal New Or
leans. open kettle, good 10 choice, fairly
active and firm at 2SQ3Sc.
Peanuts steady
Coffee firm at $40 points up; March,
$500; May, S1Lso0l4;;oi June, Sl4.tog
Si416: October, Sl4.70; December, Ito.
Spot RIO quiet and firm; No. Z Sie''f2 sir
Sugar-I{aw firm and more active d aId
steady; off A, 39sQ$&c;; standard A.
3 13-1Gd4lsc; cut-loaf and crushed BIO
m4s,c.; graduated, 3 15-16Q44c.
Ffeights to Liverpool quiet and nominal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. C.. March 27.--Rosin
shirts turpentine steady at &c.
crude tnrpentfne firm: hard, Sl-2O;
SSVANNAH. GA. March 2I.-Spirits
tirpentine slumped to 321zc. for regulars
witb sales of % casks at 33c. and 30
casks at 324c receipts "a, es yater white
window glass. III and l grades; firm
sales 'Heo / so barrels. Quotations, 4; b.
and &. 500; D, sL15; +, $l.222; r. Si.%S2}'
G. 81. 40; ". $.55; 1, $l;p: X, S2lo, ",
2.6O; y, $40; window glass S%'VO' "a'ci
"C'iWiARLESTON. 5. C.. March 27.-Tur-
nentine firm at 33i.c; receipts, ! casks
Rosin-Ciood strained firm at Sl.lo' re-
cninfe LIZ harreIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Or March H-n nl,sn,
So So 1880; fancy, S2.J0Q2ej; family, S2.25
@ Wheat quiet; No. , red. sc.
Corn quiet and firm; No. mixed
oats quiet and slightly higher; No;
missed track, 31l&G3i$4c.; No. white
track. 3Jd35Ac. 1890. s.
Pork less active and steady; mess
Lard easy and in fair demand; steam
leaf S737i%: kettle dried. $73Ii2;
Dry sailed meats qufet ana pareIy
So V ~: short clear. $500; boxed &c. more.
Bacon in fair demand, loose shoulders rs
$3.50: short ribs, S6.75; short clear s'oV'
Whisky market firm and active at sl2j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
NPWaY NOTE.
MIR. CLEYELAND IN DOUBT.
As to His Powers Under The WOleott Reso-
luton.


iutiaB.
A Baltimore American Washington dis
patch says:
President Cleveland is quoted as Sc
riously doubling his authority to accept
an invitation TO the possible International
monetary conference, TO which the Ger
man Empire is expected 10 invite the
United States to send delegates next
fall The President has frequently eX-
pressed his anxiety that some confer
ence may be called at which something
definite will be accomplished in the line
OF international bimetallism, the only
practical solution OF the silver problem;
but he Is now said to be deeply Impress
ed with the views advanced by Judge
Culberson, of Texas. in the interview with
The American correspondent, printed on
March 10th. Judge Culberson is one OF
the House delegates. In that interview
Mr.. Culberson reluctantly gave II as ms
belief that the resolution OF the sundry
civil bill. authorizing the appointment or
the delegates and appropriating 100000
for their expenses, was so worded that
II practically preye ted any exercise or
discretion by the President, and limited
him entirely 10 the appointment OF dele
gates to a conference called for the Spe-
cinc purpose OF securing fixed relative
value between gold and silver as money
by means OF common ratio and with
free coinage at such ratio. The President
Is not authorized, under the strict con-
struction of the resolution. 10 appoint del
esates 10 any conference called for any
other purpose Judge Culberson's views
are said 10 have been informally dis
cussed at to-days Cabinet meeting. but,
owing to the abser &C OF Acknowledgement
olney. who was before the Supreme Court
in the Dobs case. no opinion could be OBJ
tanned as to the legal accuracy OF Mr..
Culberson's attitude. 1t Is not relieved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, MD, March 2I-FIour
dun and unchanged.
Anrii and May, GlHQ6i%c.; steamer red.
BE; southern. by sample. 60a62c; do,
on grade, 5SEq1lAc.
Corn steady; mixed spot. month and
April. a(lSQlJ0Ac.; May, aOlsgJOS,e.;
steamer mixed. 4s24 fRl9c; southern white.
49sSs,o0hc.; do. yellow. 49izpsolzc.
oats very firmi; No: white. western.
37Islg38c.; No. 2 mixed. western. 35435 VIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
Rye quiet and no demand; No. e. o.

Rye quiet and no demand; w.
HAY firm at sl3.ooS13.5o.
Grain freights STEADY. - stq ~.
Provisions STEADY; mess pofn nh sides
and clear sides. $50; sugar-cursa sh'N
ders. S725: hams steady at siioV'
iard-Refined,. SS.2J. oono1o
EutteT firm; fancy. creamery, 3aIicii'
Liable i3d14c.: rolls, 10Gi4c.; store-pacKeu'
Gd10c. s,c -oS,e eotl
2pnaggSdsIVIrginia 3s, new. 3Th; Balti-
more and Ohio. JG1zQ5T; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern tirsts, lO9AdlSl3'
Consolidated Gas, 62q6ZS; bonds, U.s.
lie bid; SIS, 1OjhGluJh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
ST. LOUIS.

CT LOFTS. MO. March 27.-Flour mar
NY Wh ht higher; May. 54Ssq541zc.; July,
54llc, - 10 r,,I,, AAS,Aikc
totn igs,a-. Nav 30iic: June, 3oc.
PORK Standard mess, SEQ
I,erd-Prime steam $50; choice $3.50
Bacon-Shoulders, Se.2; GEAR fios'
mr. Sailed Meats-Shoulders, s3D'
Ions $685.: clear ribs, $6.37lz; short clear,
$50. - s,,z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

demand with bids &c. higher, but other
wise not much doing. and prices I'M
changed; wheat, .57lag57Tfee; IN No; : rwed d'
. OATS u.s. 3aa29Hc. pork, SO 9lGl2,3o; lard.
So S'p5,6 O2ib: ribs, S605q6,l0: shoulders
S5,855as. 37ll; sides, s85096.35; whisky
II Oh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
nMINIsrRAToR.s NOTICE.

A DMINISTRAToR's NOTICE.
Having qualified on the estate OF Major
BENJAMIN H. NASH. 1 request all per-
sons having claims against said estate
10 present them 10 me for settlement,
ami those indebted 20 the estate will
nlease make immediate payment.
P'S 7. p. WINSTON,
Administrators Benz. IL. Nash.
mh2S-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

NOBL Et-Died, at Louisville, Ky. Tues
day, March Goth, at $50 p. M, EDWARD
MINER NOBLE.
fnterms Mt at Hollywood.
Funeral notice hereafter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

gross receipts. o,2st bales; exports TO
comment, so bales: forwarded. 5s9
nalcs; sales. l25 bales; spinners took
1880 bales March and April, 61D; May
60; June, G.2l; July. 822; August 62i;
September. 6.25: October, go. Novem-
Der G.8. December. 63S: January, CAB.
Total To-day Net receipts, l0,445 bales;
exports to Great Britain. 12Sl bales;
Continent, 7,193 bales; stock, 9l9,SsO
bales
Total so far this week-Net receipts.
q, t32 bales; exports 20 Great Britain.
26.S9S bales: France, 1901 bales: Cont
nent. ~, i2l bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
1.%issf3 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
. S3.472 bales; France, $50 0ST bales; Con-
tinent. l0ST, Sol bales
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Cotton .fu-
lures closed steady; sales. 5000 bales:
March 5.S5 April, ga; May, 5sl; June.
5.ST: July, 5.92. August. 500 September,
6oO; October Cos: November, COG; De-
cember, COS.
New orleans Cotton Exchange state
ment OF the semi-weckly movement at
thirteen leading interior towns Receipts
ms year 34,02o bales, against l3,s20
against 2iSGl bales last year; stock,
2i6 l2j bales. against 2lG,s52 bales last
year.
LIVERPOOL March 27-i2:30 p. M
Cotton demand fair and prices IN ".
changed American middling z 5-l6;
sales. 1000 bales; American 800 ba'es'
speculation and export, 100 bales re
ceipts, 1900 bales; American, n'f~
bales. Futures opened easier and de-
mand fair; American middIing. March
and April 14-G4: April and May.
3 li-GA; May and June. l5-64H3 low
June and July, 1864; July and August,
3 1854, August and September, 3 l9-6iM
. 20-C4: September and October, ZiooiW
3 22-Gf: October and November. . ZZ-of.
Futures quiet. Tenders, 300 bales new
doCkets.
ers: March and April. 3 l4-6lq3 l5-1i'
sellers; April and May l4 4Gt@$ IIG-Si
buyers. .Iune and July 9 1874. sellers;
July and August, 3 is-GiqS 1861; 10 s az
ers: August and September, LY-Stg
2O-G4 value September and OctODeI'
3 2i-6i sellers; October and NoV9em-
Der, 22-6l, value; November ana De,
cember 3 2}-6fn3 2-64; December, anq
January. z 24-GI6f3 26-64 Futures closed
quiet but steady. o., 81,
April 18th. 18th. 18th and 10th VIII be
observed as holidays IN the cotton mar
kct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
GRAIN am CorToN EXCHANGE.

Offerings-corn (white), ii bushels; mill
offal. 3 tons.
Saies-Corn (white) IA bushels
Quotations. Wheat--Longberry. Gle. 10
Gle: mixed, GDc. 40 G4c.; shortbeFry, SIC
10 &c; No. red. G4c.
Corn-White. Virginia, 49&c. 10 50c.;
No. z white, 4Jl2c TO SOC; No. mixed,
'Oats-No. 2 mixed. 34c. to 34Mc; No
mixed, 33c. 20 33Hc.. winter. doc. TO ABE
Rye-67c. 20 5sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT. March u, 1896
ARRIVED.
Steams hip Danvile. Murphy, Baltimore
passener rs and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville, Murphy, Ba,Smore.
passeng'ers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
c0TTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, March 27.cotton quiet;
m;ddiing gulf, U o-l0; middilDg, y o-lo;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

LONDON March Thar silver &h I'D.
4 p Nl-fans 8dy,c,s quote 3 per cent.
rentcs at lu- francs and S2l2 confines
for the account
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
L.LDL-ALANL y a AI.rDL " 1907
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-02

the mnrahal'n aids. receiving Fabre
wound across the chin aud other
Injuries, IN few minutes h. appeared
At The door aud called upon the hnHirg.
ere to nRsiBt him, donounolnB aa cow
ards those Who hung huoiI only
two men responded, Juat then
the police began to club right nnd lrft,
nrreHting eight or ninr NJ the ring
leaders, and the mob quickly diaperrfd.
Martin 8towcll uf The Worcestor con.
tlugent Wan arrested on suspicion ~
nrlng the shot that Killed linichellor
The evidence adducad was not sum
nient 10 npld him, and he was dis
charged. II was not known then that
Editor Drew had given siowell HIS
pistol. which the latter discharged
polntblnnh al tho offenders ~ the
court house. Just before iBntcheiler fell,
when stowell var arrested he had this
toli-tale weapon upon bis person, hut
managed 20 conceal II from the police
when he was searched In tho watch
house. How he got rid Of II
~ now told for The nrst time,
Mr. Drew. anxious for tho safety ~
his friend enlisted tho services OF 81
mon nAnscomb, then woll known
BOSTON newspaper man, afterwards a