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The morning times., 1895-10-22
Stolen Trunk Recovered.

Detective Rhodes yesterday recovered q
trunk filled with theatrical costumes, that
had been stolen from Miss Acnie St. Lee,
late of Rice's "1492" company, and now
with the twentieth Century Girl" When
Miss st. Lee left Rice's company she went to
her room toget some clothing from her trunk
70 wear at rehearsal but found it missing
She ascertained that 1t had not beeen sent
away with the other z oods belonging to the
company and reported the loss to police
headquarters. No arrests have been made
in the case.
The morning times., 1895-10-22
cordon Street Fire

An alarm was turned in about 6 O'Clock
last night for fire at No. . 40 Gordon street
southwest, occupied by Marie Golden and
owned by George b. Ennmons. The caus..
is unknown The flames were extinguishcd
and contents
The morning times., 1895-10-22
His Clothes the Canse.

Ambrose Turner was arrested last night
by Detective Rhodes for the larceny of q
coat and vest from Henry Hawkins, of No.
42O Second street southwest. The clothes
were recovered where Turner had sold them.
He was locked up in the Sixth precinct sta
ton house and win be given hearing in
the police cpurt today.
The morning times., 1895-10-22
Forpey,s Sentence Approvcd.

Secretary Herbert yesterday approved
the sentence of the courtmartial In the
case OF Colonel Forney. of the Marine
Corps, who was recently tried at the
Brosklyn Navy Yard for alleged neglect
Of dnty and other causes. The sentence
OF the court was that he be reprimanded by
the Secretary.
The morning times., 1895-10-22
EXGLUsIXE, AGENTS AGE; &c For y, THE II

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE
FOLLOWING NAMED STANDARD IN
STRUMENTS:
THAT WONDERFUL WEBER TONE is
found only in the WEBER PIANO.
DECKER BROS PiANoS-Nothing bet
ter made.
FISCHER PIANos-oId, tried, nd true
1o0, 900 made.
ESTEY PIANOS-The name a guaraHtee.
IVES * POND PIANoS-Fine as silk.
ESTEY ORGANS-Always in the lead
800, 900 made.
ESTEY PHoNoRIUM-A great advance
IN organ making.
THE AE0LiAN-The most wonderful of
Instruments.
THE sYMPHoNIoN-PIays any number
OF tunes
PAILLARD's SWISS MUSIC BOXES
hay STATE GUITARS AND MANpo-
LINS-The highest grade.
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS
An Immense stock.
Musical instruments of every description
from JEWSHARP to a CONCERT GRAND
PIANO or a GREAT CHURCH ORGAN.
Bargains In SECONDHAND PIANOS
AND ORGANS.
Pianos for rent at moderate rates Tun-
ing and repairing of all kinds of instrU-
Our prices are low-our terms most
sANDERs & sTAYMAN,
PERCY S. FOSTER, Manager,
934 f st. NV, Washington. ID. c.
The morning times., 1895-10-22
BAD AGAIH FOR DURRlAT
Two0f His Witnesses Give Rather
Unfavorable Testimony.
ONE OF THEM CAUSEDA SHOCK

Said the Defense Had Promised Him
II Position in the Health Office.
Easily Distinguished the Ring He
Offered ut the Pawn5rOker's from
Thai Brought There by the Accused.
The morning times., 1895-10-22
~ b e t t er ONYX
TABLE than this could not

be sold for
SS.S5 fact
is, that
where you'll
find this ta-
bic the price
will be a dol
lar or two
more. It will
compare
most favor
ab1y wv / + n
The morning times., 1895-10-22

Arrested for Dtsorderly Assembly.
Policeman Cooney yesterday afternoon
arrested George Shedd and Albert Phil
lips, seventeen and twenty years OF age. re-
spectively. on the charge ut disorderiy as
semhlY.
The morning times., 1895-10-22
HIS CRAVE TO BE OPENED
Coroner Hammett Decides to Hold
an Inquest on Sandford.
Both of His widows VIII Be Present
and the Claim of Foul Play
Thoroughly Investigated.

/. The body of John N. Snndford will be
exhumed to-day. and at O'Clock this
afternoon Coroner Hamrnett and a jury
will hold an inquest to determine the
manner in which the deceased came to his
death.
Mrs. Rose Stockholm, wife NJ. 1, and
Mrs. Florida Crupper, wife No. 2. viii
both be present, as web as n number OF
relatives
The circumstances that have led up to
to-day's inquest are very peculiar.
number OF years ago Sandford was en-
pioyed in the Navy Yard here. and at the
same time was dra wing a pension of So a
month. AT that time he met and married
Rose Stockholm, a widow with one daegh-
ter. an actress. The widow was a resident
OF Washington and well known here.
Shortly after his marriage Sandford lost
hI place "a the navy yaro and his pension
being i'm ufficient for the support of the
family. they agreed to separate. The
widow and her daughter went To New York.
and SANFORD entered the Naval Home in
Philadelphia.
A number of years elapsed. during which
the couple kept up a oetuitory correspon-
dence. and finally Sanford came to Wdsh-
lngton. He secured position as " atch-
man at the Government Printing Office,
and without notifying his wife went to
live With biz widowed sister. Mrs. Emeiile
Young, at No. &c ttreet northw est.
A few weeks ago he lett ine House, say
ing that he would return in I short lime,
and was not seen again until six OF seven
days afterward. when his sister looked
upon his dead body in a storage house.
In the inca utime 1t transpired that
Sandford had gone to Baltimore with Mrs.
Cruppcr, who was employed in the folding
room OF the Government Printing office.
and there married her.
On his return to the city the two went
to No. 20T & street TO live. and there.
after making a Will. leaving a great deal
of ficticious property TO his new wife.
Mr.. Sanford suddenly died The relatives
Immediately suspected foul play, and after
he was buried the body was exhumed. and
a chemical analysis was made OF the con-
tents of the stomach.
The examination showed the presence of
arsenic in both organs, but rs that poison
was largely used In preparing the fluid
with which the body was embalmed, it's
presence may have been due to that.
That, however, will be shown at the in-
quest to-day.
The morning times., 1895-10-22

the So and 81 tables. Has
gilt frame and shelf and
gracefully shaped solid brass
legs.
The morning times., 1895-10-22
FREEDOM Or DROWNING
An Armenian's Passionate Plea
Before the ". C. T.U
THIS GOVERNMENT ACCUSED

Stars and Stripes Have Not Power
Enough to Protect Naturallzed Citf
zcns In Turkey-Passports Ignored
and American Minister VIII Not
HeIp-Armenia a Martyr Nation.
The morning times., 1895-10-22

The 1000 CONSIGNMENT SALE of
Choicest ORIENTAL RUGS will be
brought to close next Monday
Meanwhile the lower than auction
prices will prevail
The morning times., 1895-10-22

Maria Dagmar. the Dowager Empress
af Russia. is only forty-seven years old
The morning times., 1895-10-22
Toilet Articles
At Cut Prices.

Rabuteau Skin Food 81 to SSc
tEemoves and prevents
wrinkles-l
Florida water =. SOC. 10 29c
Vetivert Root. 8 plgk . ..25c
t1mported.l
Almond Meal. e. =. 15c. to11c
Qaeen Anne ihPowd
Extra large size)
3pkgs TalcHm Pow der for. CSC
For infant or Hdult-D
Imported Violet Water. =.
:. - e. =. - E. -.S1 to 63c
Rabu,eau's Fine Extracts.
- =. =. :. - - ..5Oc- 10 42c
tCons iciered The best)
2 pkg Chew ing Gum for. sc
jules Face Bleach. -. 81 TO S3c
tQuickly removes moths, patches
and freckles. ,
Curling Fmid.. :. ..25c. TO 1sc
Keeps the hair In curl for daysD
Eau de Quinine.. :. 81 10 56c
Perfumed White Petroleum
Jelly. =. :. :. =. ..15c. 10 lie
tIn handsome jars)
MERTZ'S
Modern Pharmacy.
1lth and F Streets.
The morning times., 1895-10-22
The
Drug Store
of the
Town.

Medicines and Sundries
At Cut Prices.
Pure Ext. Jam. Ginger. .19c
Pint bottles Pure Cod Liver
Oil.. -.3sc
This year 'scropD
oieansa ecIesn. a.lesi everything, ;;i ''lS'
LExccllentremedyf for dys pepsia,
Makes gal. Iithia water.)
White't Bella adonna and Cap
sicum Plasters. &C., 81 doz
Kingt Grip Capsules. :. ..19c
tCHre cold in the head.)
Mocking Bird Food. lee bottle
25c. Cooper's Shampoo. ..19c
Cooper'e Hair Success. -.
oSc-. s lOr 81
(Stops the hair falling and
produces new growth-)
Engli.h b GIyceriBe In lbs. go
Beef. Iron and Wine. -. =. ..f9c
Imported Olive OIL. :. =. ..42o
(Laree bottlesb
Warmers Celery Bitters. ..49c
Antiseptic Tablets for Ca
tarTn:; m :. 49, -iiSSc
e >. rE infectant.- =. l3c
Recommended by phys sicians.)
Dead Sure. =. =. :. =. .. ..18o
(For bed bugs)
Extract Beef, in capsules,
eryconvenientforni- Per
box. :. :. -. :. ..27c
Merits PectOral BalSam,
quick cure for coughs or
colds in adults or children
Small. 11c.; large, 34c-
Ferragd's Wine OF Cocoa. .62c
tFor the nerves.
Fig SiTup.. :. 29c., for 81
pleas ant laxative.D
Ner;z't Wine OF Calisaya and
Iron. =. :. E. =. . . ..b9c
(For malaria and general de-
bilityD
Douglass Emulsion ..59c
tContains 20 per cent cod liver
oil; very palatable)
The morning times., 1895-10-22

~ want to be the
Jewoler who comes
into yourmlnd first. +"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
sPoFFoRD EXPLAINS.
Denies HIS Payment Represents Wrongful
Withholding OF Money.

Denies HIS Payment Represents Wrongful
Withholding of Money.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %. - Librarian
Spoford, in view of various conflict
ing statements regarding the sum of
$50, 400 paid by him into the treasury
last week. was asked what the amount
really represented. He replied that
IL was approximately the amount
due the treasury on balance of copy
right and salary accounts, as he found
IL. Unfavorable and wholly wrong con-
struction, he said, had been placed upon
IL as representing large deficit, where
as IL was actually balance between
two accounts--a salary account due the
librarian for several months disburse-
ments and an account due the govern
ment for several months copyright
fees. lie cmphatically denied any allc-
cation that the recent payment was
made TO make good any wrongful with
holding Of moneys due to the govern
ment
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
RUIN BY PLANES.
Big Railway and Steamship Warehouses
Burn In Milwaukee.

big Railway and Steamship Warehouses
Burn In Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. PA fire which
threatened TO make great havoc broke
out at o'clock Thursday afternoon in
the warehouse OF the Union Steamboat
company in the Menominee river.
A 80 mile wind was blowing
and the flames spread with great ra-
pidity. AT e;30 o'clock the fire was UNI
der control. The damage amounts TO
upwards of $300 900 and some estimates
place the loss at 100000. The
principal buildings burned besides
frame dwellings that were de-
stroyed on Fowler and Second
streets were as follows: Union Steam
boat company's warehouse, Anchor
line warehouse, Pennsylvania railroad
freight house, Wisconsin Central
freight house (owned by st. Paul com
panyl, part of Pritzlaff warehouse. ii.
j. Delaney's oil warehouse, and
f. 4. Doin's plumbing shop.
The Union Steamboat company's
building was COO feet in length and in
IL were thousands of tons OF freight,
all of which were destroyed with the
building. Over sixty freight cars be-
longing TO the ST. Paul company and
in process of being loaded or ready to
ship were cnveloped In flames and de-
stroyed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
IMPORTERS FAIL.

spcllman Bros. New York, Make an AS
slSnmcnt for Their Creditors.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. --Spellman Bros,
importers aud dealers in fancy goods.
novelties and toys, al 3Gi and 363 Broad
way, made an assignment 60 5. v.
White for the benefit of creditors. The
firm has been in existence about fifty
years and carried n stock valued at be-
tween $500, 900 and S250.000. A state
ment issued by the firm says:
Arhc pr0fracted hard times have resulted In
our losing money for the last three years. aud
consequently the irm's paper has had only a
limited sale during the last six months
Rather than 20 on and make further losses
we have decided that IL would be 20 tho In
tcrcst OF our creditors 10 suspend Our iinbil-
tiles are about equal 20 the nominal value Of
tha naorta
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

Disruptiop OF tho Powerful Chinese
Organization

Organization.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Aug. 20.--The fac
tional fight In Chinatown between the
See Yup and the Sam Yup families has
eliminated in the disruption OF the Six
Companies. the most powerful organi-
zation ever instituted by the Chinese in
this country All the efforts OF Consul
General Ii Yung Yew and other
prominent Chinese TO bring about a
settlement Of the differences have re-
suited In failure. and the Chinese min
lister at Washington has announced his
intention Of coming TO San Francisco
and trying his powers as n peacemalxer.
The secession of the See Yups from the
Six Companies leaves the Sam Yups
with the small end OF the organization
and depleted treasury. The boycott
started by the See Yups has nearly
ruined the Sam lup merchants and II
not ended soon IL will cause the retire.
ment from business of large number
of firms. The boycott Is not confined
to this city, but is being extended to
every place in the United States where
Chinese reside in any number.
The condition of affairs has been tel
egraphed to the minister. A few days
ago he informed the Chinese officials
that unless tho boycott was declared
off within twelve days from the date of
his telegram he would come 10 san
Francisco and take hand in the con-
troversy. This is understood to mean
that some OF the leaders in the war
fare may expect to have their heads
Topped Off whenever they return to
China unless they comply with the
commands of the minister.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 24.--The demo-
cratic state convention mere Thursday
nominated for associate justice Of /. the
supreme court Charles J. Phelps. Of
Colfax county. and for regents of the
state university At. Blackburn, OF Holt
county. and Robert Kettle. Of Dodge
county. A free coinage resolution Of
fered by cx-congressman w. J. Bryan.
chairman Of the committee on resolu-
tions. was adopted by an overwhelm-
ing majority, but six votes being cast
against IL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
EFFECT OF DRAINAGE CANAL.
Report of Board OF Engineers Submitted
to the WAR Department.

Report of Board OF Engineers Submitted
to the War Department..
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. The report
of the board of engineers detailed to
consider the effect and operation of
the Chicago drainage canal has been
received at the war department.
The report says that it is ma
tional and not state affair, and the
shipping interests Of the lake must be
affected by this tapping If the aver
age depth is reduced three or six
inches the ship owners will have TO
load accordingly and reduce carry
ing capacity. What the exact loss will
be cannot be estimated. as the only
data to answer this question is the dis
charge of the Niagara river, and the
exact effect win have TO be ascertained
from measurement. 1t will certainly
affect most of the harbors, including
Chicago.
The board makes the statement that
the abstraction of 10000 cubic feet OF
water per second from Lake Michigan
will lower the levels Of all lakes
in the system except Lake Superior,
and will reduce the navigable capacity
OF all harbors ands rivers To an
extent that only measurements can de-
terminc. Under the law of the United
States these changes in capacity can
not be made without authority, and in
the opinion of the board not only
should such measurements be taken
but the navigablo depth Of the rivers
and harbors should be determined.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
A ROUND or PLEASURE.
knights Templar fsnjoyments at BOSTON
Prize Drills.

BosToN. Aug 90 The business of
the twenty-sixth triennial conclavc OF
Knights Templar was begun in
earnest Wednesday by the grand en-
campment, while the round of pleasure
was resumed by the great body OF
the knights with lively enthusiasm.
Sessions of the grand encampment
were held both morning and afternoon
az Masonic temple; the grand compoti-
tive drill of the crack Communicates
of the United States, Columbia of
Washington, u. c.; Apollo comman-
derry drill corps of Troy, n. VI;
the Little Commandery" from the
Masonic widows and orphans
home of Louisville, Ky; ST. Ber-
nard, OF Chicago; Minneapolis knights
of Templar drum corps and
Detroit, of Detroit, Mich, was
held at the South end base ball
grounds. Many of the grand
and subordinate Communicates kept
open house all day, while excursions
almost without number TO the various
harbor resorts and historic points near
by attracted thousands.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
NIAGARA AT WORK.
Plant which Il to Use ITS Power Set In
Motion.

Motion.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. ", Aug. Co.
After almost five years Of work and
the expenditure OF over $1,000, 900.
Niagara has finally been harnessed
and the power generated by the
monster 5000 horsepower dynamos of
the Cataract Construction company
are now sending out the electricity for
commercial use The first power was
delivered 10 the works of the
Pittsburgh Reduction company here
at 1880 o'clock Monday morning,
when dynamo No. in the construc-
tion compsny's power house was set in
motion. At the Reduction company's
works there were about dozen
men at work and the pots used in
making aluminium are being tested
by them. The power from the
power house is sent over copper cables
laid Ia conduit 20 the aluminium
works. The current sent out Is an
alternating one and before IL can be
used in the making of aluminium
IL must be transformed 10 direct
current. This Is done by passing
through four OF the largest rotary
transformers ever built. They are
400 horsepower each. and three of
them are running. Everything was
found to work perfectly and great sat
isfaction was expressed by the officers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
BLACKS TO BLAME.


SPRISGFIELD. Ill, Aug. e7.--George
Schilling, secretary of the state bureau
of labor statistics, who was sent to
Spring Valley by order of Gov. Altgeld
10 investigate the trouble between the
Italian and negro miners there.
will state in his report 10 the governor
that the imported cclorcd miners were
the cause of the trouble entirely. The
town had been peaceful until negroes
were brought from the southern fields
by the com pany. Colored women were
allowed to carry on orgies and dance
indecently In saloons, houses and
people were robbed and frequent as
saults were committed after the me-
groes came to town. All citizens
sided with the Italians. The report
concludes with the recommendation
that the disturbing negroes be removed
from the valley or more trouble will
break out.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

WAsmSaToN, Aug. 20 THE uncer-
1ainty concerning the case of Hon.
Matt w. Ransom, of North Carolina,
was ended Tuesday by the announce
mcnt Of the cx-scnator's rcappointmcnt
70 the position OF minister TO Mexico,
which was declared vacant by the
decision OF Acting Attorney General
Conrad that Mr.. Ransom's nomination
10 the mission during his senatorial
term was UNCONSTITUTIONAL
This ends a legal complication by
which Minister Ransom. after several
months service NJ his post at the City
OF Mexico, was declared Ineligible 20
fiji the office TO which he had been APP
pointed prior 10 the expiration Of his
term as United states senator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
QUAY ON rop.
The Senator Captures the Pennsylvania
Republican Chairmanship-


Republican Chairmanship-
BARmsDURG, Pa, Aug. 29.-Thc most
bitter fight that has ever been expert
cnced in the ranks OF Pennsylvania re-
publicans Is at an end, and Senator
Quay Is victorious, having swept every
thing before him and magoanimously
consented. in the interest Of party
harmony, to the nomination OF the six
republican superior court judges, as
the administration forces had desired.
The convention, which lasted a scant
three hours, no recess being taken,
was marvelously harmonious. Senator
Quays success is regarded as mastcrly
political achievement; he has Sc
cured control of the party or
ganization in the Keystone state. has
had himself elected state chairman TO
succeed an active political opponent,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

NEW fong, Aug. 90. "A special 70 the
World from Kingston. Jamaica, says:
Capt Gen MARTINEZ de Campos has
written 10 the Spanish consul here, il
has leaked out, that the struggle
against the instruction in Cuba il
hopeless. The conceding Of autonomy,
he adds, Il the only means BY which
Spain can avoid losing the island. The
Cnbans here arc jubilant.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
Two Men Torn to Atoms by Exploding
DynnmIte--Anothcr Injured.

ArLENrowN. Pa. Aug. 20. Frederick
brown and William Rathline were
killed and Harvey Folk fatally injured
Tuesday morning while preparing
dynamite blast at the Thomas Iron
company's stone quarry near Ironton.
operated by Joseph Schwcyer. brown
and Rathlinc were blown 10 pieces.
Folks skull was crushed. All were
single young men.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
BRINGING THEM TO JUSTICE.
Satisfactory Progress Made In the Investi
cation OF Chinese Outrngcs.

cation OF Chinese Outrngcs.
Hone KoNG, Aug. 2G.--Adviccs re-
ceived here from Ku Cheng state that
the inquiry of the investigating COM
mittcc into the recent outrages is pro-
cceding satisfactorily. The Chinese
officials are giving the commission
ample assistance. Ten members of the
vegetarian society have been convict
ed OF participation in the ontrages,
and the trial of others is in progress.
There is no danger OF fresh disturb
nnces during the sitting Of the com
mission
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

Citizens OF Canton. M. Acknowledges a
serious crime.

CANTON, H., Aug. eo.--0scnr Bnugh-
man. alderman; Ellis Brown, ex-city
marshal, and Frank, alias Charles
Henry, ex-night watchman OF the city
OF Lewiston. have been arrested,
charged with the burning of the court
house Of this. Fulton. county. at
Lewiston on the night Of December "a
last All have made voluntary confess
sions Of the pnrt they took In the burn
ing and all have been bound over to
grand jury. which is now In session
aud viii at ouce investigate the case.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

Big Attendance at Their state Convention
in Lincoln.

in Lincoln.
LINCOLN. Ncb.. Aug 20.--Nearly the
entire representation, us delegates,
were In attendance at the populist
state convention on Wednesday, held
To name candidates for associate JUS
tice of the supreme court and two
regents OF the state university Sena-
tor Allen was the permanent chairman.
The platform adopted was brief II
renfiirms the principles Of the Omaha
platform; declares in favor OF strict
economy and honesty in tho conduct
Of state and judicial affairs. Samuel
Maxwell was nominated for sn-
prcmc Judge. Mrs Ella W. Peattle OF
Omaha, and Prof, James IL. Boyston,
OF McCook. were nominated for regents
Of the university. The convention adj
journed sine die at lo.45
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
Pour chlnnmen rrecnted.

LONDON, Aug. 27--A dispatch TO the
Pail Mall Gazette from Shanghai says
advices have been received there from
Chengtu that the yiceroy has already
caused the execution of four Of the
leaders of the attack recently by ma
tives upon the Christian mission at
Ku Chenu.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

Foo Crow. Aug. e7.--Firmncss has
brought the Chinese TO terms For
eigners are now present at the trials
Of natives implicated IN the attack
upon missionaries. The Chinese Off
Gals afford every facility TO the for
eign commissioners Of inquiry. Six Of
the Chinese who had hand In the
massacre at IIwasang have been con-
victcd of murder.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
STABBED IN THE NECK.

Theodore -. Giiium Murdered by n Louis
Vile Desperate.
LoUIsvu.LE. Ky, Aug. 20.-Theodore
b. Gillum, of indianapolis, supreme or
ganizer OF the Oriental League, was
stabbed IN the neck and instantly
killed Tuesday night by James Bur-
nett The man who committed the
murder attempted TO gain admission TO
an entertainment without ticket and
had been elected by Mr.. Gillum. Tho
murderer escaped.