The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-21
EARLY DAY REPORTS.
Condensed Items of News From the
Western Hemisphere.
HARRY HAYWARD MUST HANG
Wrecks on Water. Storms on Land.
Fires In Indiana and Outlaws
In Missouri A Youth
fuI Murderer. .i'


suits have been filed in the United
States circuit court here by Samuel
Carr against the Central Branch of the
Union Pacific. Atchison. Jewell County.
Western & Atchison, Colorado & Paci-
nc railway companies. The three suits
are brought by Carr as trustee for the
purchaser OF the constructions bonds.
Detroit. Nov. 20.-Last nights storm
seems to have been most severe on
Lake Huron. The steamer Northern
Wave went ashore trying to enter a
hanbor OF refuge at San Beach. The
crew are on board and safe. The
steamer Kearsarge grounded inside the
harbor The wreck of a steamer was
seen to-day on Point Crescent. The life
saving crew from Port Austin have
gone to the rescue.
Boston, Nov. 20.-A regular quarter
ly dividend of l per cent. was declared
to-day by the directors of the Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy railroad, payable
December IL. on stock of record Mo-
vember g. fp|
Lexington, Nov. 20.-United States
Marshal Kilbourne and three deputies
made an extensive raid on moonshin-
ers yesterday in Wise county, Virginia,
Just over the Kentucky line. destroying
a dozen Illicit stills with a capacity OF
1000 gallons. In a fight three moon
one officer received a painful shot In
the mouth.
Summit. N. j., Nov. 20-Thieves blew
open the safe in the postoffice here last
night and secured over $1,000 worth of
stamps and $500 in cash.
Montreal, Nov. 20.-John Haynes, one
of the men implicated in the Boyd Mil
lies incendiary fire, was to-day SEN
fenced to 10 years in the penitentiary.
~ Tha I'M al
States ship Minneapolis has been or
dered to Join the European squadron
Immediately, doubtless on account of
the Turkish situation.
English, Ind, Nov. 20.-A1vin
Thomas. 13 years old. killed his brother
two years younger. because the latter
reported him for playing truant and
then committed suicide.
New York, Nov. 20.-W. H. Crossman
& Brother will export s1.000.000 on the
Fuerst Bismarck tomorrow.
Cleveland, o., Nov. 20.-A snow storm
accompanied by a fierce northwest
gale, has prevailed on Lake Erie since
midnight, causing a tremendous sea,
that very few vessels are attempting
to enter or leave the harbor. 1t is be-
lieved some boats were caught out in
the gale. ~
Evansville, Ind, Nov. 20.-The busi-
ness portion of Madisonville, KY,
burned this morning, involving a loss
of about $50, 200.
Milwaukee. Nov. 20-Judge Seaman
in the United States court to-day
granted the application of the Farm-
ers' Loan and Trust company of New
York for a decree ordering the sale OF
the Green Bay, Winona & ST. Paul rail-
way.
Springfield. Mo-. Nov. 2O.-Frank
Huffman. the notorious outlaw, who
long defied the authorities, was killed
last night by Sheriff James X Moore.
OF Hickory county, so miles northwest
OF here. Huffman was the leader OF
the Otterville train robbery on the
Missouri Pacific railway and broke jail
In Howard county eight months ago. 5
Philadelphia, Nov. 20.-The battleship
Indiana was placed in commission this
afternoon at 1:20, Lieutenant Com
mander William Smith officiating in
the absence of Captain Evans, who is
confined to his room with rhetrrna tism
The ceremony was brief and simple.
The Indiana will proceed to Newport
10 receive torpedoes, then go to Port
Royal. 1t is thought she will be ready
for sea the first of next month.
Port Huron, Mich, Nov. 2O-rhe
Canadian schooner Dauntless is at
anchor seven miles above North Grati-
OF light on the Canadian shore. The
crew were taken off to-day by a tug.
The seas are breaking over the boat
and she is fast going to pieces. Two
schooners are ashore about four miles
UP on the Canadian shore.
Havana, Nov. 20.-The rumors that
the Spanish generals Aldave and Su-
arez Valdes had been killed and Cen
eral Luque wounded in engagements
with the insurgents proves untrue as
also is the report that Maximo Gomez.
The insurgent commander, was drowned
while wading across the Zaza river
Minneapolis. Nov. 20.-The last hope
that remained to Harry Hayward for
his life was wrested from him when
the supreme court handed down a long
opinion affirming the action of the
court in denying him a new trial. The
court is unanimous IN its opinion. save
IN one finding, as to the admissibility
1f Hazeltine's evidence. as to which
Chief Justice Start dissents. The court
inds no error In the conduct of the
trial. and declares that the trial Judge
was justified in excluding testimony as
10 the sanity of Adry Hayward while
pm the stand, when no foundation had
been laid as to his previous mental
condition. IL was also proper to ex-
clude the evidence as to sanity in the
'amily under the circumstances The
distinction between sanity as a direct
ssue and as a collateral one effectIng
he competency OF a witness Is noted.
Harry Hayward turned pale when the
decision was announced to him. but
would say nothing more than: cit was
lust what / expected" He Is appar-
sntly without hope. County Attorney
Sye. to whom Governor Clough has re-
'errer the fixing of the date of execu-
erred the fixing of the date of axar,,.