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to church. and, failing fatally shot her
and killed her.
Thomas e. Smith, a Youngstown,
Ohio, ticket broker, was arrested on
an Indictment charging him with NJ
tering and forging an Erie railroa.
ticket.
A man named Whitestone has dis
appeared from Wabash, Ind, and is
suspected of causing the death Of Jas
per Vandyne, a union soldier.
The circuit court at Norwalk, Ohio,
sustained the verdict Of $4,000 in IA
vor Of Edward Topliff, Lake Store
engineer injured while on duty.
Col. Colt, who ordered the troops to
fire on the mob at Washington Court
House, Ohio, last September, has been
indicted by the grand jury.
w. H. Boone was suspended from
the practice Of law at Wichita, Kas.,
for accepting money to dismiss prose
cution while he was county attorney
Bill Cook the notorious outlaw, has
been placed in the United States pris-
on at Santa Fe, N. NJ, awaiting the
arrival of officers from Oklahoma for
complete Identification.
Jesse Beckwith Of Hancock county,
ILL.,, accused of counterfeiting, surren-
dered at Springfield, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to Jail for thirty days
and fined $25.
George A. McClung, of the Eaton
Qnd) Strawboard works, was arrested
on a charge Of refusing to shut down
his mill on election day to enable en-
ployes to vote.
Miss Nesbitt, night agent for the
Union Pacific at Bonner's Spring, has
identified Osa Teresa, a Mexican, as
the robber with whom she had the des-
perate fight Dec. 21st.
At st. Louis Henry Aye and John
Kraus, non-union blacksmiths, work
ing for Henry r. Winters, are lying in
a dangerous condition as a result of a
beating given them by seven unknown
men.
A desperate fight occurred in the
county jail at Wabash, Ind, between
John McClannahan and Ed Williams,
two prisoners, in which Williams used
knife freely on McClannahan. Will
liams is held for assault with intent
to kill
Charles Carter, colored, was arrested
at Dayton, Ohio, on a charge of grand
larceny. Carriers alleged crime con-
sists Of stealing cattle in Green coun-
ty, and selling them at the Southern
Ohio stockyards at Dayton. It is al
legged that Carter has been practicing
the crime for years.
The young fellow named Chappelle
who recently married lady living in
st. Louis, and who contends that he
is a nephew of General Passenger
Agent Chappelle, Notwithstanding the
latters denial was arrested in East
st. Louis last night charged with
bigamy. &
Foreign Gossip.
Casimir-Perier, president Of France,
resigns.
Count Herbert Bismarck may become
German minister to the United States.
Marshal Arzeni Martinez Campos of
Spain is ill. He was born in 1884.
Previous reports of the Port Arthur
butchery are confirmed by war cor
respondent.
The report that Asiatic cholera has
broken out among recruits at COnstan-
tinople is officially denied.
The heavy snow and landslides have
stopped traffic in many places on the
Swiss railroads.
A new Hungarian cabinet has been
formed. The prime minister is Baron
Banffy.
Lava from a volcano on one of the
New Hebrides island, flowed fifteen
miles to the sea, devastating many vii
lagos.
Bastard, the anarchist, and four 9TH
ers havebeen arrested on suspicion Of
having thrown the bomb in Rue Mon
ceau.
1t is now believed the British losses
through J. F. M. Pierce's bond swim
ding operations will aggregate $S,O00,-
900.
About eighty applicants for permits
sion to start new journals have been re-
ceived by the press department of the
Russian ministry Of the interior.
It is rumored that Count Herbert
Bismarck, eldest son of the EXCHANGED
lor, will be appointed German ambas-
sador at Washington.
Prince Bismarck, if he is we'll enough,
will visit Emperor William on the an
niversary of the latter's birthday, JAM
%, when his majesty will be thirty-six
years old.
The London Times announces the
death Of Prof Arndt, the historian of
the Leipsic university, and Prof. Hau
shaufer, the minerologist Of that uni
versity.
Otherwise.
1t is a common report that the estate
Of the late James G. Fair valued at
SIC, 100000 is to be fought in the courts.
Seven of the ten east bound lines
from Chicago are asserted to be cut
ting grain and provision rates.
Niagara Falls boys armed themsel-
YES with revolvers with the intention
Of chasing Cinnamon out of the coun-
try.
William Winterfield of New York
city has sued for divorce from Hattie
Winterfeld, and the complaint names