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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

east OF Kentucky are the favorlte iooall.
Ties uf these storms more particularly Ia
northern AlisHHsippi, Alabama, Georgia
and the Curulluug.
Professor Davis or Harvard college
says; IAN storms yet studied turn
from right 10 lcft In the Northern hem
iHpherc and from left 10 right In the
southern Lieutenant Finley OF tho
national woJt ~ bureau has made
tornddocs special study and says
The tornado has the outward visible
figure OF u funucl-ahaped cloud revoV-
Ing from right to left aa you would
turn q nut onto bolt, point down
ward"
Professor H. \. lIa2en OF the wealth
en- bureau has also made a special
study Of tprnuduea and az he W quite
prominent as forccastcr his Views
VIII be OF great weight. He declares
that: I'VE may be certain that thcrc
iH no uniform whlrl IN toruadoea In
rithcr direction The best evidence we
have, scattering OF debris, IS strongly
IN favor OF the view that There " no
whlrl. Tho fact OF the existence OF "a
whlrl " one NJ the most important
that onn be established"
with those conflicting Views among
the leading acicntlnig OF this country
there can he but little progress made
t'NfffHNA hA'fN''N NlNNiA INV AAAtN OF ANTH
nadnca and n we cannot discover the
cause we can never correctly forecast
the times when these destroyers viii
probably occur
There Is no conflict aa to hurricanes,
Saul storms, typhOons ana tho ordl-
nary low bnrumctois or storm centors.
All agree that they universally whul
IRON right TO left IN the Northern hem
sphere ana from left 10 right IN th.
southern. Even Professor ilugen com
eeios thcso 10 be established facts.
Why, then, should there be- an cN-
ccption made az regards tornadaes?
Does nature adopt one kind OF force
aud movement i2 a hurricane hnd an.
other N the tornado2 Not probable.
The principal argument advanced by
Hazen against tho UNIFORM whnl fr0ni
right 10 lclt IN our tornndoes IL that
the distribution OF dehria and tho fell,
Ing Of trees do not bear OUT this idea.
tie says the troea are mostly blown
forward ana Inward from both aldes
toward the center W the tornado path
and that q whlrl would throw them
al ono way IN a circle,
such arguments as picF0 show Il
wonderful lack of analytical rennon.
ing faculties it IL known that "a,
forward movement Of the tornado d
at least sixty milea IA hour And q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

itlA Ntlli w tNN llhtN ON lAllus
"our outnt was made up uf cow
punchers and a few yaquoroa. and va
had lots Of al,lrmlshoa with the sheep
herdefa along tho liver Wed wipe
'Cm on the earth when we got a chance,
and they'd lay buhlud The Authllla and
pTuirio dog hurroWH aud pick w. on
HinEle-hnndcd whom they got a chance
But that don't figure, either
I'VE mad u fellow lu tho uutnt named
Ebcrg Joe EherH. lilo was "A Mormon
from up IN Snowflake, Utah, He didn't
look IKE a very continental Teller. but
he was lie rot mixed up with little
MrNicNu Girl over near Las Cruises. and
ntter hu'd been goiug with her near on
a year, he had all the arrangements
made for getting Nplloed
"sho was hputs thatH what she
was, I seen her once when / rode down
With Joe 90 Cruises, Her dad were the
Alchldo, Mexican Judge ana Justice
you know. and shc-woll, she was the
prcttoat Mexican under n 1 ever rode
past without stopping 1 didn't blame
doe Ter falling IN love not a HU
"Wull, II an won't WDn enough TN
we got on on that last trip over tho
Canadian II was near iG0 mllua from
Cruises, ana We didn't SOC Anything
of tho RIO GrHude side OF tho divide
80. W. 'i'nlns'
., 'Io uaN 9iauo Az Nus nrinhgomonts
W. "Nput.k' NhV VIZ NNa RnlnB 10
~, ps pnVN Nv N'uar5 NY HoNgmber, but
splta OF snow down from tho hills. aud
49, W. ~ ,t'Hh tnt"uNn WITH ull
',ris,s Wy ,' -, nv u'vhth, We hal
t,'n ~, " XII, KY ~, W Nlsu', aug u would
$50, ~ 49, ~ " Nlu huu
AZ, ,H',, pN'1 10 '.o ,lent sue OF ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

They soon fell into conversation
nt,out old army tlnes. Theis CONVEX
saiIon grew 40 pleasant that Grant al
most forgot tho ohjoot Of the meeting.
After the conversation had run on for
r9ma ,lmo, General Lee called alton
lion to the object Of the meeting. Thcn
thcy drow up the articles OF capitula-
ton which put an end 70 the ciyil war
New York world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

cldent which oecurros.
train which took MI " On u. n
York after the Press c,,.,ss oles "
son Davies was ON bnn..9 ptn.t,
hin , n grea, under his Mn, a
nni IA , SLgu' many thing X
play It. P'ay, AM n
Min y, nate s,t to 2 sec a GOOD M,
p,nyIris shnkespeare," nh H., \. n n
NJ !,oh reg Locked mildly sia,sMIas,
IN. shRkespearo's ali r ras,.
on ,.il.h ar IA Davies reasaurlnelss
i il.i.,,. bul let me ten yc WHY n n
iI NM. forward with he I n,
ebout TO impnrt a stiie tas ~ = 4
, lm,, o,i ,,l.y.,,, shakespeavs N
ton Post. '0 I'D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

Mr.. J. Harris Rogers Of tiyattsvlllc,
has heeu working on bis invention for
twenty years. lie is n son ~ lr. j.
". Rogers. formerly n planter OF Term
essee and The president Of the new cont
nnnn az Professor Joseph henry for
inerly OF the Smithsonian Institution.
lie IL about forty-iive years ed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

The New York Evening Post Is rum
ming sorlai editorial In which II In
laborlously attempting to answer the
arguments advanced In COINS Flnan-
cial school" The Post must be pretty
badly ahulon up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

The difficulty of registering the tenn
prpturo at the bottom uf the ocean
a due TO the fact that at great depths
the thermometers are crushed by the
pressure.
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Frank T. Porter. who was managing
editor OF tho Tonth Cenaus VIII do tho
same act for the Cleveland tuhi~
world. which he has Just purchased,
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The Brooklyn trolley ears hive killed
300 poopln up to date. China should
have the cars na part OF its war
equipment.
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WHERE GRANT AND LEE MET,
PLANS FOR A MILITARY PARK AT
ApPoMATroX COURT HOUSE

NEAR THE FAMOUS APPLE TREE
TABLETS ON THE Battlefield
WHICH MARK THE HISTORIC
spors-wHo FIRED THE LAST
suoTg
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DELIVEIlED BY CARRIER,
The Daily Gazette tc2cept Sunday "
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PERSONS who are unable 70 ~
iiVery OF the paper ne thcir nu"'
~ unsatisfactory, win cpni a
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run WEEKLY GAZETTE. ,.
one ycpr ISSUED every friday W WINS
Sit munihs, 90 ceniA' 49,, A.. nm, "a
Al pnslmnslcrs are authpiNeu :"
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DALLAS BUREAU. ,,t
r. Rutherford. pgenti once
Hotel -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

II on RENT Two unfurnisbed rooms ror
light housekeeping. Apply at 81 Efst
ruin otreets dlt-st'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1a.-The session Of
the senate yesterday lasted but one hour,
and was mainly devoted to discussion Of
Senator Dubois proposition to amend
the rules so us to distribute the appropria-
ton bills among the various committees
OF the senate. Senator Hill, OF New York,
reintroduced the amendments which he
proposed to the rules In the last congress
during the deadlock on the repeal Of the
Sherman silver law for cloture and for
counting quorum, and Mr.. Call, of Flor
ida, gave notice that he would today call
up his Armenian resolution,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12
It Was a Case of rIrrdsr.

PHILLIPsBuRe, N j., Dec 12.-The body
of the woman found on Marble Hill two
weeks ago was exhnmed yesterday and
was fully identified by relatives as that of
Susan Ross, of Belvidere, a wealthy wo-
man, who mysteRlously disappeared from
her horfe. She had been robbed Of n large
sum of money, and was then drugged to
death with arsenic to make it appear that
she had committed suicide. 1t is also
thought that she was assaulted. There is
now clcw m tho r1-rrrierNrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12
SHERIFF. rAMseN's rRial


Defendant's Counsel Wants tho Erial
Taken to Federal Court.
NEW YoRK, Dec. ia.--Tbe prosecution In
the case Of Sheriff Tafnscn won q point
yesterday by obtaining q ruling Of judge
Allison, In which he laid 10 down as an
unquestlonable fact that Ludlow street
jail was the county jail. and it necessarily
followed that the sheriff was responsible
for the safe keeping Of United States pris-
oners. "old Bill vosburg" was the prin-
cipal witness Of the day. He said he was
the father-in-law CT Russell, one Of the
prisoners, and had visited the Jail about
five times week while Russell, Kilioran
and Allen were there. He kept them sup
piled with whisky, and furnished them
with revolvers. vosburg detailed tho facts
connected with his robbery OF Farmer Gin
fel, of Nebraska. Of $500 by the green goods
game. Today the court Is hearing argu-
ment on motion Of General Tracy, coun-
sci for tho defendant, to transfer the case
to o federal court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

IlNoh ltENr-A farm OF 81 acres near tho
4 city. minutes walk to trolley Ears
Large house and outDuidings. itent low,
possession nc oIice. Apply ut Heal Estate
III St Company Niuth and Market strcets.
do
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

WELLsBoBo, Pa, Dec. 12.-The evidence
has all been taken in tho Howell murder
case, and this morning the lawyers began
their summing up. 1t Is not expected that
the case will go to the jury much before
tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Howell was
on tho witness stand yesterday under cross
examination until noon. She told a
straightforward story, and kept up her
reputation for being remarkably shrewti
and quick witted witness. Samuel Adams,
of Tioga, testified that he once asked Will.
lam Rightmire why he did not marry Miss
Knapp and Rightmire replied: "5he holds
her head DID high, and thinks she Is too
good for me, but IL L can't have her no
other man shall"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-During row
which occurred last night In Thornton's
restaurant, on Third avenue between
Charlcs Blake and Thomas Hogan, two
customers and Charles lavender, a waiter
IN the restaurant, Blake shot Lavender
twice In the left sldc of tho body and twice
In the breast. When Patrolman Michael
). Howard went to arrest Blake tho pa
trolman was shot in the mouth and neelx
Blake and Hogan were arrested Layander
and Howard arc said to be seriously. ifnot
fatally, injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12
THE INVESTIGATORS !.
They Resume Their Work Of Prob.
ing Philadelphia Jobbsry.
GETTING DOWN TO BUs1HEss.

= d
Having Started In on the Polirs Depart
msni. 1ptsreAsihs Developments May be
Looked For-To Have Longer Sessions OF
this csinsnittse. aud More OF Them.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1a.-The senate In
yestigsting committee yesterday resumed
Its work OF inquirlng into the municipal
Affairs Of the city. Ex- Councilman Beas-
ley who at previous meeting Of the COM
mittee testified to his inability to find the
contract signed by the Philadelphia Trac-
tion company giving the city the right to
do away with overhead trolleys when
better system became known, gave some
minor testimony, after which he said he
had found the contract In the mayors Of
Zee. He said IL WAS signedsby the traction
officials, but not by Mayor Stuart. He was
not prepared to say whether this vitiated
the contract or not
The subject Of electric lighting was then
taken up. Myron ID. Law, OK superinten-
dent OF the Brush company, estimated that
3 the cost Of each light per night II plant
was owned by the city, would be about
twenty-five or twenty-five cents. He re-
ferred to the present system Of overhead
trolleys, and said an underground system
could BIO adopted for about the same cost.
Other witnesses were examined, showing
that the companies now furnishing light
sublet their contracts. II was shown by an
electrical expert that tile city could fur
nish its own light at a fraction less than
sixteen cents per light per night, instead
.of paying from thirty-hve to forty five to
the contractors.
The committees counsel Lawyer Petit,
then announced the beginning Of the in
yestiQatiOu of the police bureaI, Ha calIed
attention TO the prevalence Of policy shops,
speak castles" and houses of III fame, a I'D
the participation Of policemen in politics.
All these things, and perhaps more, he
said, would be shown The committee ad-
1ourned with Secretary Gibboney, of the
Law and Order society, on the stand tosti-
flying to speak easlesn
1t is said there will not be any more long
recesses until the Christmas holidays, and
after that time there will be longer ses-
sions and more Of them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

IRON sALIr--A special bargain. a eornor
~ property M perfect order. with all mod
erfi Improvements. mutt be seen TO DO hppre-
ciatcu. clear OF MI incuinbcrance. owner Will
take iifet MOI iHuHe to suit purchaser, y
youms and bath. Papered Throughout, aud
an exeeilont heater could be converted Into
ton, no opposition. drug man looif TO your
interest and save Thousand dollars II hab
been done. Apply TO Charles W. goodinH.
eth aud Madison streets sss.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

PIrrsBuRe, Bee ie.-There was an i'm.
portant arrest OF counterfeiters here yes
terday. Four men, whose names are George
Goodman, a German; Joseph Baituis,
Thomas Guswoski and Joseph Zedanofsez,
Russian Poles, are now behind the bars
aud their counterfeiting outfit, said TO be
the most complete ever taken In thisvicin-
ity, has been taken charge Of by the au.
thorities. With the outfit was also cap
tured $500 in dollar and half-dollar pieces,
oil OF which are considered remarkably
fine limitations OF the real They have
Hooded tho city with the spurious coin.
From letters found on the prisoners they
are supposed to be a part of gang, q
number of whom were convicted before
Judge Butler in Philadelphia last Friday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

kid" Mccoy has accepted the challenge
of Tommy Ryan to light for the middle.
weight championship
Arthur A. Dicks is on trial at Toronto
Ont, charged with burning his wife to
death for $4,000 life Insurance.
Mr.. Herbert Gladstone, son of the Brit.
tsh expremier, started yesterday for
Athens, whence he will make an extended
tour through Turkey
Billy Myer, the ''Streator Cyclone, !" was
knocked out in the seventh round Of q
glove contest at Seffersonville, Ind, by
Tommy Stewart, Of Henryyille. Ind
Tom Harris, "Jeff'T Carver and Alfred,
Hugh and George Draper are under arrest
nc Fort Smith, Ark. for holding up a pas.
stnger train Mt Caster Switch, Ark, oct.6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Il.-Flour steady: win
ter superfine, iS2. 35iD2. so; do. extras. s. O0A
s.sj; Pennsylvania roller. clear. S3ds.25; do
do, straight, ss.s5d3.3j; western winter,
clear, sad3.2. Hay steady; choice timothy,
Sl55U. Beef firm. Pork dull. Lard lower;
western steam. S5.45. Butter firm. western
creamery lG12fc.; do. factory, 96Bl4c FL
gins, ETC.; imitation creamery, lelel5c.; New
York dairy, 16122c.; do. creamery, IsA
aec.; Pennsylvania and western prints
fancy, Csc; exceptional lots higher; do
choice. &c; do. fair to good, e4aa8c. /;
prints jobbing at ap6t32c. Cheese dull; large.
f41loc.; small, 74DlOlSc.; part skins, SIG
&C.; full skins. edD3c. Eggs steady; New York
and Pennsylvania, 24se2sc; western, fresh.
flG2ac.. southern, 2le2jc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

lNOR RENT. CllEhP--A two-story ho,so
htunted at Seventh aud Maryland.
avenues. Apply at this oiilcs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

PIrTsBURG, Dec. l2.--James McMuIlen.
who was to have boon hanged today for
numbering his wife last winter in their
home at the Point, aud who was granted
respite for sixty days. Is greatly dfsan.
pointed. The action OF McAfulIen's attor
neys WINS unauthorized by tho condemned
man, as no was anxiously awaiting tho
carrying out of the sentence of the court
An application will be made to tho pardon
board for communication OF the death SEN
tcnce to life imprisonment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

NEw YoRK. Dec. listers Arm: oxen.
bulls and cows steady; native steers. poor to
prime, S39O446O: stays and oxen, s203 90;
bulls. S203; dry COWS, si.20D3. Calves duh;
poor TO choice vcals, S5Gls: barnyard calves.
$a.2Od2 6els; westerns, S2.3Tl6dD3. l214. Sheep
and lambs active. higher: poor 10 choics
sheep, S2.2563.50; common to prime lambs.
50 1905, Hogs steady at 3.s0a4.i5.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Dec. 1l.--Cattle stead y;
Prime, s4.l0xD4.3o; good. 80. sosb4; good butch.
ers, S3e0a3s0; roughs. s.. 50dl3 so; bulls, cows
and stays. Sl.5o93. Hogs slow; prime light
ssS0G280; medium grades. -. 50D3.eO; heavy
grades, 90. 5oD3.5 IS; COM Iaan to fair Workers,
t340fD3. so; roughs, Se.S5l4f2. Sheep In light
demand; extra, s2.o0aa.2G good. Sc 5Oa2 80;
fair. sleoG2.aGi common, 60c.asl; lamhs.
az 80ll So
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 12.-The st. Francis
Catholic Orphan asylum burned last night,
causinga loss OF 10000 Two hundred
orphans and sixteen Catholic sisters In the
asylum easily escaped uninjurcd, and
found refuge at the convent near. A
soon as the sisters realized that the build-
ing was sure OF destruction they made a
systematic effort at rescuing the orphans
who range In ago from months upward
The children were carefully gathered In
groups, and, carrying their belongings
with them, were marched to the convent.
The overturning of lamp started the Gre
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

LEBANON, N. y, Dec. la.-Daniei or
ford, one OF the trustees OF one Of the two
Lebanon families Of Shakers, has eloped
with q young woman who has been a
member OF the family for some time, and
IL is believed that they have been married
and arc now living in New York city. The
couple disappeared a week ago, but it was
not until yesterday that the fact of the
eiopemcnt was made known. Oxford has
been 2 resident OF the community for more
than forty years, being left there when 3
child years old. His accounts arc all
straight, and he had perfect right 10
leave the community.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12
t. NJ. wIsn nm ana King street.

Is the place TO act good tea aud good coffee.
You can't get tea aud coffee like you get from
us ia this city. We're selling an English
hreakfast tea fer so cents n pound that's as
nnc as anything you ever drank. You knsa
that Graham n5nr told you about. Well 10
10 line. Try II. cents pound. DO sen
Know we have all wheat Hour cents ponAas
THIS Is considered by all doctors 10 be more
hcaiihy than the pat ant Hour. We have bn rf
ground Hour. the b Ind your daddies eat. dark
but sweet. cents a pound. Waydown coun.
try cornmeal. white or yellow. cents q
pound sweet as sugar. This Is the same Kind
OF meal we sold so much OF last winter. DO
you buy corn starch from us? We have the
beet. 5 cents a pnckage. there is no betief
Schumacher iarina oents package; don,u
you think this a low price I or this; do. Do
you use hopsH We cell them 6cenis for qu.r-
ter. ls cents for half pound package. uood
tub butter .o cents pound. This 10 pure
butter aud t's good. We sell tho u. NJ. butter
coioring for e cents boxi you pay 70 cents
n box, Why don you buy II from usg You
conld save many n five cents " you would
buy from us. Five cents here and there soon
counts dollar. Good butter aud fresh eggs
ut L. NJ WEIR. Fifth and King streets- d. dts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

ROME, Dec. 12.-General Baratieri has
photographed an account of the battle at
Ambalagio In which 200 Italians Ycre
killed by the Abyssinian forces. General
Baratieri's account shows that only ono
engagement was fought, the Italians max.
ing heroic defense against the enemy.
Major Toselli, In command of the Italians,
died after arranging for the retreat of his
troops. Ras Michael was killed, Rao
Alula was seriously wounded and, Ras
Mangasia was slightly wounded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

CHARLESTON, :. c., Dec. 1e.-The NUM-
cipal clcc on h'r1 passed of very quietly,
the wos her being very bad There were
two tick Is in the field, one the ticket of
the IT gular democracy and the other a
ticket nominated by the A. p A.. and sup
ported by the independents. The returns
Indicate that the Democracy have carried
the city by from 800 to 800 votes, electing
}. Adger Smyth mayor, and about nine
teen out Of twenty-four alderman. The
negroes supported the independent ticket
almost solilly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

MANCHESTER, N. H., Dec. i2.-Dry j. q.
Moore, who on Monday WINS given notice
that he must procure new bondsmen
under pending indictments against him
for alleged fraud In connection with the
Peoples Insurance company and the Der
ryheid Savings bank, having failed to OBJ
tain the necessary security, has been given
into tho custody Of a deputy sheriff. 1t il
learnt that the directors Of the Union
Publishing company, of which DIR. Moore
was formerly treasurer, ha- "sked for an
investigation OF the companys affairs by
an exucrt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

LANSING, Mich, Dec I2-Tho supreme
court has granted a new trial in the case
OF DR.. ID. j. Seaman, who was convicted
at Detroit OF maDslaughter, in having
caused the death, by n criminal operation,
OF Emily Hall, an English girl, who had
been betrayed by Rev. jonathan Bell and
sentf to this country for the purpose of
having the operation performed The new
trial was granted on errors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 1.-THE recent re-
voting grave robberies in this city have
aroused the people to the highest pitch Of
indignation, and last night mob began
forming in the streets, the nvowed purpose
being to burn the Kansas Medical college,
In which the bodies of three well known
women have been found recently, having
been stolen from their graves soon after
burial. The police had learned that there
was movement on foot to assemble q
meb to sack the Institution, and the faculty
of the college called upon the police for
protection. The students were all sent
home and large squad of policemen was
detailed to gunrd the college building
The governor has ordered the infantry
company at Lawrence to be ready to re-
fpond to a call at any moment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-The attorney
for Theodore Durrant moved for a writ OF
probable cause for order to prevent the
prisoner $ removal from the county jail to
the state prison at San Quentin. The
court denied the motion and subsequently
signed '0urrant's death warrant. fixing
Feb 81 as the date OF the execution,