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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

HARRwBURu, Pa, August 2j.-ChOir.
man Gilke,On, OF the Republican State
committee, has made up the roll Of del.
egstOs to the coming state convention,
which will meet on Wednesday next.
Tho liSt, as prepared by Mr., Gilke'on,
does not diAer materially from those
heretofore published. Among the
changes made is that Bradford county
is allowed but three delegates by Mr..
GilkeIon instead Of four, as claimed,
and the first district Of DerkS county
gets but two instead Of three,
The list as iSSusd does not indicate
who will be dropped in the countieS. II.
I. Northrup 10 seated in Wyoming in.
stead OF II. W. Bardwell. All the Hast.
ings men are listed from the First and
Fifth districts in Philadelphia, where
there are contests. 1t now seemS prob
able that the contest for the chairman.
ship OF the state committee will be car
RED into the courts in the form OF an
action on behalf OF Senator Quay to
compel Chairman GilkeSon to Surren.
der the books and papers OF tho COM
mitiee.
The members OF that body will hold
a meeting tomorrow at which a rosolu o.
ton will be adopted requesting Mr..
GlIkeson to attend and Rssist in the
preparation OF the roll Of delegates. lie
will almost cOrtainly refuse aud then it
is proposed that the committee elect
thomas V. Cooper, OF Delaware county,
temporary chairman. Legal Steps will
thOn be taken to compel Mr.. GilEcbon
to surrender the books and aa auditing
committee will be appointed to examine
his accounts. This programme will
probably Do carried ont without OppoSi.
ton. as 1t is the policy Of the Hastings
people to ignore any action the state
committee may take.
The city 10 rapidly illinRup with pol
iticians from every part Of the state,
who have come TO take part in, or TO
witness. tho exciting scenes that arc OK
pected to take place when the conven'
ton assemblies. There are also present
q number OF the members Of the state
Committes, who arc here TO attend to-
morrow's session OF that body. Con-
prossmau "Jack" Robinson, Of Della.
ware county, has been selected by the
Quay people as their candidate for tenn.
porary chairman Of the convention,
The Hastings people have not yet an
nounccd who they will put up for the
place, II, indeed, they have decided.
The result Of the contest for the Gtate
chairmanship is still in doubt, Both
sides claim they will win, but neither
faction IL willing to mako public the
figures upon which they base their pro.
dictioa. Chairman GilkeIon and David
Martin arrived tonight and are the
guests Of Governor uastIngs at tho exc.
cutivo mansion.
Senator Quay keeps close to his quar-.
ters in tho Lochiel aud Lieutenant Gov.
crnor Lyon iI here aiding tho senator
in rounding his forces for the coming
battle.
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IN CIIIPpLN OWEEK,
Chlrstta, tho Words Champion MatadoT
Displays Hls Proficiency.

chlrstta, tho Worlds Champion MNtador,
Displays nl' Proficiency.
CRIPPLE CREEK. Col, AuguNt 25,-An.
other bull was killed in tho aroma at
Gillette to-day In the presence OF ak
thousand people, and the work was
done in the style OF Spain and Mexico,
The frat bull turned into the arena was
an exceedingly tame animal, even after
the darts were in him. lie refused to
tiHht, aud tho mutitudeI cried for a
now animal. Arizona Charley appeared
TO be equallyIdisgusted aud headed the
band ofcowBoys that drove the bull into
the arena.
Tho next animal made for his life,
but its battle was quickly over. Chireta,
the king Of tho arena In not only Mexi.
CO, but In spain, made two stAbG at the
animal and then left him practically
dead, but tho Mexicans with tho red
coats teasod the creature and made him
dart at them. Ono came within an ace
oilosIng his lie, and there was great OK.
element in consequence, especially
among the little co,erie to which tho in
diyidual belonged. Not few women
tainted,
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KIEn HAMnIE, socIALIsr,

Delivers Himself safely OF Some soeialIS.
tic Prophecy at Banquet IN his
Honor.
NIw YoRx. August oj.-Kior Hardie,
the British Socialist and ex.member OF
parliament, was gwen a dinner tonight
by the Central Labor Federation at La.
Dor Lyceum. In speech Mr.. lkardie
said he WpN glad 10 moet lace TO face the
men and women OF America who are
carrying tho red flag Of socialism on to
certain victory. llo hoped his visit to
this country would help the SoclaliSt
movements hero aS much as he knew it
would help him personally and, Us re-
sult, the movementin in England.
Mr.. Hatdie, in speaking oi tho crin-
cisms whiCn have been made in EnGs
land and this country regarding tho
course OF tho Socialist poet, William
Morris, in refusing TO issue cheap edi-
,ions OF his poems, go that the poor
people to whom they would naturally
appeal could Oujoy them, said tilat In
his opinion, Mr.. Morris did not deserve
the criticisms ShowOred upon him. Ho
thought lie might pursue tho same
course under similar conditions. Mr..
Morris wrote his poems for tho salts
faction OF his higher EensibililiUs. They
we're in measurs personal aud for
himsei alone. Under tho present
course they would reach the wealthy
classes who otherwise might not notice
them, aud really do more good than II
,hov wGro scattered broadcast.
There were los delegates at the table,
and Ernest Bohm. corresponding Secre'
tAry Of the Federation, presided.
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rELEGRApHIC eRIEFs.

A prison delivery on largo Icale was
frustrated at Detroit yesterday.
A Sunday morning Gro in tho village
Of Rosendals, \. y, destroyed property
valued at $4,000.
Forest freS arc raging in New Jersey
Railroad property In tho vicinity oi
Goshen Ia in danger
Assistant Secretary OF War Doc, upon
tho arrival OF Secretary Lamont, lott for
Tho west on vacation.
Lieutenant Poler, the Belgian COM
manding tho kaHi dislrlct OF ,hc Congo
state, has been killed while lighting the
natives
ia freight wrOck near MillorSbnrg.
Ohio, Yesterday, eleven cars wore ditch.
aI aud lhrcO trhmpa aru believed TO DO
buried under tho debris.
ono thousand garmoat workers are
IN strike 1T Rochester y. y. UnlOs
lhoir dcmand. arC granted to-day 1000
moro will join tho strike
The receivers OF tho Ohio Southern
railway. acting on senator BrICO's order,
have maiO wholesale changes In TIC
management OF lhnt road.
lho ghndarmps aud police surrounded
tho village VI FnYarI, lmy, near Cir.
wnt, aud arrested lurty.lwo mOmbrtn
NJ Malta societies Un ciarSos ol murddr
and OllUr Onttugcs.
liu bnckcr, VI tho Corbctl.Flt2slm'
mons light ulnlm that they nave asvur.
nncu that Tho distinguished gentlemen
can sottIO thOr dlllOrOnCus At Juaru1,
Mexico, II stopped at Dallas.
JadkowiN, tho confidential clerk Of
Baron RolnsChild, Paris, who WAS in
lufed Saturday by the explosion VI nU
tHfeFHsi machine AllfU,JDI 10 the Ia.
ron. iq IA allIppiul condition,
A bloody encounter occurred at Mid.
lIl,sbofOuIh, ~, In when James LyiU
Itstally carved POtsr sullivan u pieces
I've escaped, but Il closely pursued BY
,iIro aud twenty-five inlnuatcI oDIl.
,ills.
Governor Mckinley aud ex-senator
Warner Miller attended tho saniO church
III Uhhulau1un yesterday Tho popn
larlly Ui tho governor waa 40 great that
no was obliged 10 AelA al informal Fo'
cuplion alter tho auryicCs.
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WHINE BArHING,

Two Men, supposed TO bs the GothSnb urg
TTaIn HOhbcrs, Nro Captured.
Broken Bow, NEh, August 95.-There
is every indication that tue two mon
Jailed here yesterday were involved in
the Union Pacific hold.up SuadRy.
They arc quite silent as to their where.
abouss at that time. The train crew
say that they are the msn. They were
cap tursd at Ii 80, six miles east OF Ma.
sou City, by Lincoln CroSsley, constable
OF Mason City, aud William Purcell,
ex.deputy IheriG. When they were
found, thoy we're bathing in q pond OF
from the road. There were cutS on ones
leg. The other had only his shoes oil,
bathing his feet. They were taken
completely bv surprise, and the officers
mad them covered with their gunS be.
fore they knew OF their presence.
on being commanded to throw up
their hands, one obeysd instantly,
while tho other started for his rsyol.
YER, which was in his coat, eight ieet
away, bus on being ordered TO halt at
the point OF n revolver ho obeyed. They
had three revolvers. One was a AZ.
calibre and the other two Al and .3s
respectively. They were brought here
this evening on Rn extra train about 7
o'clock by the officers who arrested
them, accom- panied by Deputy Marshal
Young, OF Ansley, and ]. G. Hunter, who
followed on their trail after they had
passed through this city. ThNy passed
through here while tho officers were
out In the hills looking for them, but
those who saw them thought they look.
cd so simple and innocent that they
we're not the men wanted.
Officers found on the prisoners two
large silk handkerchief. each Of which
had large hole, apparently torn out ot
them, large enough to put II over their
eyes. A piece oi one Of the haudksr.
chiefs was found yesterday by the pur.
suer'. wherO they ate their lunch. The
cartridges found near Whero the train
was held up corroipOnd 10 size with tho
44.cAlibre.
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rnn NIoAnAauAN METHOD
OF Assessing TaEss-A DOublS Tax Levied
On Those Failing to ROturR Property
COrTstpoildence OftL1 AsiOcialkd PTCs1.

OF AaSsIiIng TaEsa-A DoublS Tax Levied
On Those Failing to ROturn Property,
Correspondence ofG1 A,jociattd PrsL
MANAGUA, NICARAGUA, August A.
Tho annual national and municipal
taxes on real estate in Nicaragua are
now being collected and should largely
increase tue government revenues. All
who neglected to report in writing over
their signSlures before June /, 1895, 10
the proper government officials, a fair
estimate OF the value Of their property
and full statement OF net income for
tho year ending on that date. arc now
having these values estimated by the
government officials and are paving the
double tax rate. Iha following will IL
luslrate N part theas taxoa;
0ne.halt OF l per cent on net iu-
comes 10 the municipality and one'hali
OF per cent to the national government
on valuation OF tho property, Cotlee
estates pay two cents per pound on all
exported and one-hali OF per cent on
the estimated value OF the estate
equivalent, annually, to about 81 per
acre export tax and GS centa per acre
valued on tax. Many mine owners
having declined to give an estimate oI
the value OF their property, referring to
the low price OF their much watered
stocks, although they are running at
full time all their employees and ma
chinery and shipping monthly bullion
containing 10 to 90 per cent gold, are
now having to pay double rates Of taxes.
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sEcKErAItY vIGNAup,


OF tho Am"rioau Embassy In France,
Talk. Upon the Waller Case.
PARIS, August 25.-Lo Mstin has an
interview with Mr.. Henry virnaud, sec.
rotary OF the United States em bassy, on
the subject Of the Waller case. Mr..
Yignaud denied that there was Rsy
question yet OF demands or disagree.
mont between France and America.
Ambassador Eustis," Mr.. Nignaud
went OH to say. "tor tho present has
only asked for the production Of the
documents connected with the case,
WHICH were mislaid during the voyage
from Madagascar. Mr.. Newton B.
Eustis, second secretary OF the embassy,
and son OF the ambassador, goes TO
Clairvaux to-day with Il legAl adviser Of
the embassy to interview Mr. Waller.
France and America are discussing tho
matter in a friendly aud loyal spirit
and the friendly relations are unim.
palrcd. No disagreement has arisen or
could arise on this subject"
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rlln ntItIlANr CA4E.


lie Aiin'nSJa far ihS bSt"h'o O'n'm '"
Have secured ImporiNnt Wltns''e''
San FnAgolsco, August 2j-Tho at
tornoyS Tor theodore Dutrant have two
WITNESSES, Mahu' Burnett nnd Edward
NpPhstspn, by whom thOy oxpoct to
ptoyo that lhst cliOnt was on Market
street At tho moment whsn tlloptolcch'
lion insist, that tlls henll'Il Inu'dofof
va mnlllntng tho body oi tho dolu
NH In tho library NJ Emanuel church
Dirrhnt hlmpIl will lract hi! move.
Inonia Nh that nlgllt wlon llo claims u
nnys lnknn tho records aud tho money
1i tho Christian Endonyor Society down
town an.
linrnolt aud Mcphorson will tosliiy
that lloy saw tho book under his arm
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New YORK, August 25,-This was
probably the dries. Sunday in the his
tory Of the municipality, at any rate the
police official, all made reports to that
effect.
In spite OF tho promises oil the Wine
and Liquor Dealers Association that
they would urge all members Of that
body to closs their saloons to-day, in-l
stead OF waiting until next Sunday, the
police in nowise relaxed their vigilance.
and men in uniforms were stationed at
the doors of all suspected places. An
army Of police officers in citizens attire
were on tho constant lookout for viola
tons OF the law. Tho saloon.kespsrI
we're extraordinarily vigilant and sue
plcious Oi any one In search OF q glass
OF beer or whisky. In several instances
arrests oil saloon'keeperS for interfering
with an officer Wera made.
In addition to tho mombors Of the
department, there we're many who had
volunteered 10 assist the police in search.
ing out evidences OF violations Of tho
law by notifying the captains OF saloons
believed TO be doing business. Super
intendont bennett, Of tho Parkhurst
Society, was early on deck and lifted
about the East Side Of the town, while
members OF the City Vigilance League
aud members OF Some oi the temper-
Rnce societies OF several oi the fasnion'
able churches were active,
Active preparations are being made
for the parade and demonstration 10 be
held September 2j and 20 under the
auspices OF tho united societies for
liberal Sunday lRws The societies that
have up TO this time agreed 10 partici-
pate in the parade, represent a mem
bership Of 10000. There will be divis-
ions Of singers. turner's and SehHeizeR,
besides social, benevolent and trade or
ganizationS,
An address TO the public has been
issued BY Otto KOmpner, chairman Of
tho committee on agitation, TecitinR
the efforts oil the society TO secure q
local option law irom tie last le2iSla'
turo. 1t complains that tue police
commission instead oil constructing the
present Sunday statute IN liberal
spirit, tOrturea it into a Qualification
oi IN oppressive police crusade against
personal rights aud an invasion Of the
constitutional guarantee OF religious
liberty" and invites all citizens to join
In the "liberty day" celebration.
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Cmc,Go, August 2),--Tho nrst step
towards removing tho Atchlson, Iopo
kn & Santa 70 railroad from tho hands
Of receivers will bO takon Tuesday nj
Topeka, Kan. On that day Julio Cald.
we'll, oI tho United Stulo' circuit court,
viii apncar at Topeka for tho purposn
Of herring tho petition Of the rccOivorI
Tho salo will not bO opposed, II Ia m.
loFslOod, by anyone, NJ tho rcorgnni1t'
ton committee hold, majority ol tho
stock aud Ia prepared 10 buy tho rail
road and pay each Tor II.
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nAwAIrI FUlUnE.
II not Annexed b. tho Unlt"d States, the
Monarchy will he Revived.

II not Annexed b. the United States, the
Mouarchy will he Revived.
LONDON. AuunIt 25,-A deIpatch to
Standard from Berlin says that the Yo,.
si'cho ZOitunc hears from HonoIuIu
that should America decline the ro.
quest Of the deputation to Washington
to annex the islands, the liawaians will
beg England with Americas assistance,
to onthrone Princess kuiulNni. Major
WodehouIe. tho ox.minister OF Great
Britain to Hawaii, it is added, has gone
TO America to advocate this plan.
Major Wodohousc was IN Now York
last Wsek, and sailed for England oa
Saturday on board tho Etruria. So far
as known, he had not paid visit 70
Washington while in this country. lie
expressed All opinion to al interviewer
in New York that tho present govern.
ment In Hawaii could not endure, and
that Kaiulan wOnld bo placed on the
throne. Mr. A. s. Cleghorn, tho father
Of tho Princess kAinIauI, was also in
Nav York last week on his way TO
England.
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or Chlusss Concession t" III" InrCItlcntinn
ofthc Ilinia, Not ItrccIVad ~ rrt.

or Chlnoss Concession tn the IurCIilcntinn
ofthc iInta, Not ItrooIvod ~ rst
WAsntSGroS, y. O., August %. --.
Neither tho state or navy departments
have received any information confirm.
nlory Of thu newspaper reports that tho
Chinese hoyc yioidoi IL thoir position
aHl arc now permitting Foreigners to bo
prOscul ut tho invo,ligatlon into tho
attacks on tho iul,slonarlJn Tho 10.
port, however, ia credited horC BY those
acquainted with tia condition Oi affair
In China and VITO hAvo ioIl all along
that tho imperial government would
800 tho julliCD Of permitting foreign
representation un tho commission. II
10 iuli hero that tho alldifa OF tho Amer.
lcans In China whiic IN charge Of MIN
AlOr DOnby and Admiral Carpenter, are
In responsible hNnd4and that th,y will
zoe that adequate measure, Of prolcC
lion ntO Afforded TO tho oXlOnt OF thOlF
ability,
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ADEAD i,oBBgR,
Tho Man I' Supposed to Have Assisted In q
TFaia Rabbsry Last week.

Train Rabbsry Last week.
GRAND RArlps, Mlcu., August 95.-
John smallsy. the man who was killed
by deputy IheriG' at McBuin. MinAu.
koo county last night, has bsen pOii.
lively identified as the man who killed
Detective George W. Powers here last
Thursday night, and there iI little
doubt that he was ono OF the fve who
held up the Chicago < WoGt Michigan
train near the Kalamazoo river last
week. 10 settle the latter point an ex.
prose company detective, Conductor
Rico and Bag2ageman Van Eta, OF tho
train that was robbed, will DO sent 10
McBain tonight.
There was another man with SmSlley
when he shot Detective Powers and he
wa' also In the house from which
Smalley was called BY the deputy shor.
iiIs, bu. he escaped TO tho pinaries dur
ing tho excitement that followed tho
shooting. Information received hero
Tonight has convinced the officers that
tho other three OF thu train robbers arc
near the lako Ia tho vicinity OF Pent.
water aud all their efforts arc being cen.
terod in following a clsw that was Oh.
tanned at East Golden. OCeRna county,
yesterday.
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PonrL,yp. One, Augu,t25.--Dlumon
Alloy, tho scene Of tho tOpottel klllinG
Of nItoon Bnnnock Indians, i' situate
In tho southoa,torn cltnor Of Oregon,
IIarHH, the county scat Of llhrnoy COnn.
~, il 100 mils' distant from Ontario,
tho nearest telegraph Office. Ontario la
A small station On tho Dragon shor,
Iino nOar tho border bOtwOon Oregon
aud Idaho. Tho nowI l'noi credlto
norc, Ns II was not known tlIatnhy Ban,
mock Indian, wore In tllo vlClhitN
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A nKrrElt DnSIAND


For American Securities In English Flnan-
bial Circles, Especially Bond Issues
LONDON, August 25.-With the con.
tinued influx OF gold, the rates for money
have again slAckened and from the same
cause, glt.odge stocks have advanced,
but the exception was tho mining mar
ket, In which buliness was exceedingly
quiet, although prices were firm. Home
railroads were strong aud foreign rail.
roads were quiet. There was n good do.
mand for Turks, but SpauiardS were
weak. Paraguayans advanced on news
OF the Eesum PtioR OF Interest payments,
American securities were better, eape.
cially the bond issues, which were in
good demand at an advanced prices.
Shares were neglected, but the antici.
pated Erie and Reading reorganization
schemes will, when issued, improve
matters. Erie'S have been sold on a
basis OF tWelve.dollar assessment,
Grand Trunka have been better on bot.
ter traffic prospects. Advances have
beor as follows: Illinois Central 2;
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul and
Lake Shore per cent, Other move.
ments WeEc fractional.
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THE PARTY FIGHT
The chulrmGuship of tho Psnnsyl-
vsnia Republican Committee
IS NOT YET DEFINITELY SETTLED.

Both Sides Claim Victory, hut tho
Convention VIII bs Required tn
Terminate tho DISpu'e-ohairman
GIlkoson Preparing tho Eoll OF Dol.
ogatos-rhe Forces of tho Opposing
Candidates Assembling at Harris.
burg,
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WEST VIRGINIA. KNIGHTS

Arrive In Boston Wheeling Tsmplars FL.
psntsh This Morning.
Sperfdl Difpatth 10 Ns intsiigrnc.r.
BosroS. MASS, August 25.-ovOr one
hundred WoGt Virginia Sir Knights
have arrived and all arc we'll, The
Wheeling and Huntington cOmmmau.
deries are expected to arrive tomorrow
morning. Tho headquarters have been
established with tho grand commandcry
at the Hotel Brunswick where four
rooms were secured,
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NRw MEXICO, VIA LAREDO, August
25.-ThO jury in tho Vora'tOEui.Ro.
moro duOlling case brought In avordicl II
Rt 3 o'clnck.
THO Judge sentenced Romero 10
thrco years and four months at hard
labor In tho Municipal prison
and 10 pay TO the family Of voruVtncui
ior Ciuhtson years tho sum OF $1,000
yearly. and also 10 pay tho costs Of Vor.
Nstagui'H funeral and all costs In the
CaHa
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DESvRR, CoLo., August 20.-Fonr
worlds records wOrO brokcn ut the
State l.. A. W. races No ioluws;
ono mile. Class b., nnpnccd-A, u.
Hughes, 2:lO, boating record by two
seconds.
Ono milo, novice, 0Iam Ar AZ DaI.
s5ll, 1905 g.j.
linlimllO. Glass A.-CompOIItion-c,
o. Collins, 1904 i,6.
Five miles, Glass A., oompOLIIOn-F,
@, LawtOn. 1850 t,j.
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"Th0 housekeeping wai broken up
and very shortly thereafter Mr.. Hatch
took Minnie Williams to Milwaukee,
who're she remained 10 private instItu,
ton until later in the summer, The
cause that produced her unsound men.
tai condition had then been removed,
We kent NaupiO's things several weeks
until | could obtain time to dispose Of
them, when assorted some OF them
and gave them to Pietzel, tell.
ing him that they were some
that MiSs Williams had sent to his
children. All tho others were burned
Ia tho large Itovs In the thtpt
story office and this, | plainly told tho
Philadelphia authorities In the fall Of
1891 and all the subsequent excitement
occurred as q direct result OF visit
made by their representative In vsrl6ca'
ton OF my statement, Another trunk
containing pictures and books was not
taken from the express company, owing
to a mistake in charges, though Miss
Williams supposed this had also been
disposed Of, and this was the one later
sesHFnei TO Fort Worth.
"rhs last ever saw OF Miss Williams
was in Detroit last fall anal my belief is
that she IS still alive and we'll"
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TIN ARCH-FIlND,
Holmes, Relates a Chapter OF His
Chicago Romance.
IA. NAN OF MYSTERY EXPLAINS
The Motive OF the Murder OF Nan
nls Williams by
gGR SISTER THE MISSING. MINNIE

Jealousy Causes the Quarrel Be'wecn
tho Williams Girls Which Resulted
in Naunis'S Death-HolmeS De-
,crIbcs tho Midnight Boat Ride on
Lake Michigan With tho NiuUdOrod
Girls ROdy aud It's COnSIEnmont 20
tho "EyorgraspinG Dcpths"-rhInIs'
Miaaio Is still Alive
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A GLooMY OUTLOOK.

FrAnkllu Said u HRve Withdrawn from
the Iron and oil League -TltuSViIls's
Managers Give UP-OSlOron IL RlIRight,
From the following specials received
early this morning, 1t looks aS though
Titu'vlle and Franklin have joined Oil
City aud Twin Cities, But plucky Gel.
oron remains and all may yet DO we'll;