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ssr HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY TO YOU"
oOh, 1t is utter rank nonsense to think
81 accusing her, said the manager. "She
II the dearest, incest girl on the boaros
today; and the best girl, too. She turns
ali her.notes and billetdoux over to me,
with orders TO burn 'em! She do such
thingf Oh. absurd ! guess not!
ssPerfectly ridiculousI'T chfmed IN Bur-
nett, who was still very pale" will prove
"You won't arrest her now? Come"
said the manager, taking the detectives
arm. ssI'll nut you In a proscenium box,
where you can step On the stage any time,
and you can keep your eve on her-and
she's neat thing TO keep ones eye on,
too,if it don't get dim with tears IN tnat @
last act, eh, Burnett? Come along. I'm
sorry II Lord Holton is her father and Is
killed--a d-d inhospitable thing to do
10 foreigner the minute he arrives.
But she didn't do 1t, don't you be
alarmed. y
The good detective hesitated q
moment, then said r. e'a1atlemen,
VII not stop the play---;f she can act with
murder on her heart IN mind-so III
wait"
Burnett gave sigh OF relief. ,,
Mr.. Swift looked It his watch. "It's
now Just S:45," he said. "I'll use my
discretion and wait; ! guess there amt
nothing to be gained by stopping the play.
Nm always willing to oblige you, Mr..
Burnett.
'sAnd the plays over at eleven fifteen
or twenty" said the manager. "So-it,s
not long-and afterward, Mr.. Swift, II
YOU will see me-ahem.
The detective gave a deprecatory wave
u his hand.
swelL show me the box; l'll wait" he
Iaid.
Burnett grasped his hand and half
turned away.
"we cabled Birmingham police at once,
OF course, - said the detective, "and their
answer giving details of who Lord
dolton was, family, friends, enemies,
troubles, ETC., II any, are at headquarters
now, and Superintendent Byrnes is by
this time probably reading full &C.
count OF Lord Holton and his affairs. A
large property owned in England, sir.
This murder will make big stir over
there"
"But what cause had she?" asked the
manager.
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copyrighted. 1895.
WAS SHE SO INNOCENT?

"Oh. come, come, Mr.. Burnett. this
won't do; you're defying the law!" SAID
che detective.
"You must have some discretion about
this thing, Swift. You can watch your
auarry until the curtain drops. suppose
:here has been some mistaken"
"Oh, guess we know our business,
AIR. Burnett. You newspaper men think
you know II all, but"
The manager broke In, but, Mr..
stopped. suppose she is innocent, II
would hurt her houses all over the coun'
ery to have II known she was even ac'
,used." And he wiped the perspiration
from his brow.
ssI'll be personally responsible 10 you,
cave the theater, except with your per
mission. And I give you my word thai
n anyone killed Lord Holton, she did
Sot, and feel certain / know who 1t was
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Getting a Roofing In Macedonia.

vIEN:sa;' July 8O.-A telegram from
Bucharest reports that the Russian Dan
ube Navigation company's vessels are
fully armed and equipped with disguised
Russian soldiers and officers, who are
landed on the Bulgarian shore near Lom-
palanka, en- route to Macedonia, in just
the same way that the conveyance OF Rus
sian volunteers to Bulgaria began in 1876.
1t is also said that well-known Russo
Bulgarian millionaire deputy Is assisting
the Macedonian insurgents.
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Madagascar Desires Peace.

TANANARIvo, Madagascar, July 3d.
The government is secretly making over
lures for peace; but, fearing revolution,
Is massing troops outside the capital and
declaring it's intention OF resisting the
French 10 the death. The anti-European
feeling is increasing. The British consul
enjoins the British residents to go to the
coast, as q native preacher has tried to in
cite the Hovas to massacre the British.
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Oueer Weather Abroad.

BERLIN, July 3O.-Tropical heat of the
past fow days have been followed by
thunderstorms and deluges of rain and
hail. Much damage TO crops has resulted.
Houses were unroofed, and cattle and men
were injured by lightning. The tropical
heat has caused numerous sunstrokes in
Ausrria and Italy.
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Cuban Battle Imminent.

HAVANA, July 8o.-It is asserted here
TINT Antonio Maceo, at the head Of 5000
insurgents, is attacking the town Of
,Jisuani, near Bayamo, in the province of
Santiago de Cuba. General Lachambre,
with 1000 troops, has gone TO the relief Of
.Jieuani. No further details are obtain
..b,a NJ r,rasapf
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Trying to Lower Rates.

BERLIN, July 30.-The Vossische lei
tung. commenting on the small number
of English ships passing through the
canal. asserts that British shipowners
have formed close ring to boycott the
canal in order to force reduction of the
tolls
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Harry Not Yet Secured.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.-The work Of
ACQUIRING jury in the Durant case pro-
cceds slowly. OF 30 examined yesterday,
none were accepted.
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Much Depend. Upon the Weather..

HAIiFAx, July so.--Thc iron steamer
Masonic is ashore near St. Pierre. Sho
lies I'm dangerous position, but IL IL
continues fine she may be floated.
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Killed by switch Engine.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 3o-Owen
Walsh. n brakeman, fell from a switch
engine last night and was cut in two by
the wheels.
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work For =. d Laborers.

Colon, July 30.-A director OF the Pan
anna canal announces that G000 laborers
are REQUIRED for working the incomp!eted
interoccanic waterway, and that the
wages to be paid are Sl.2O day in Colom-
hia currency.
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Strike Collnpslng.

Colon, July 3o.-The strike OF wharf,
ship and other laborers, which has been
having such bad effect upon business
here for some time past, is breaking up.
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Socialists Got Nothing.

PARIS, July 3o.--The complete defeat OF
the Socialists In the council election Is
considered victory for the government
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r,~Iand Ua,n't Given I'm.

LONDON, July 3o.-The Chronicle de-
clares that the report that England has
abandoned the island Of Trinidad is un-
founded.
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FINDER the Lead of Recabarrcn.

SANTIAGO, July 30.-A new ministry
has been formed under the presidency OF
Manuel Recabarrcn.
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EARL CARPENTER & SONS,
Westminster street, Cor. Dyer.

No. 2 Westminster street, Cor. Dyer.
Tbi. old established house WHOLESALERS and retails
ICE AZ fair prices and by prompt attention 70 bus
mess aud the employment Of good men In their
several departments, merit co~tinuance ef The
patronage 80 lons epjoYed
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HOTELS and SUMMER RESORTS.
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rIyO LET-TUH THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A
II Large Room with excellent view of the river.
on the east side. Two gentlemen preferred. For
particulars address News. Box X mar2s-u
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AOENCf OF THE
447 Westminster st.
dENTLEMnN:-I purchased . bottle OF
your NARcoTI- CURE on June 18th, and
used as per directions for ivs days. The
second day could not smoke, tho tobacco
was disagreeablS to me. have lost all
desire for tobacco, have had no longing
feeling whatever, which seems wonderful
to me after being an invstsrste tobacco
user in all forms for twenty five years.
/ have periodically sworn on and COM
mencsd again on the second or third day,
through that tremendous longing, which
this cure aboIishes entirely. You may
refer to me at any time you wish.
Yours respectfully,
J. ii. HOLLEN.
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PARIS, July 4,-Ths principal event
of the celebration Of Independence Day
here by the American colony was the
dinner which tho American chamber Of
commerce gave In celebration Of the
glorious Fourth. Tho guests numbered
about $50, aud among them were NJ.
Hanotaux, the French minister for for.
oign aiTairsi NJ, de Bollevillo. NJ, Barth'
oldi, the presidents Of the French,
Italian and Belgian chambers OF COM
merce, and Mr.. S. L. Morse, tho United
statos consul.seneral. The United
States ambassador, Mr.. James B. EustIs,
presided and Stephen II, Tung, preSi'
dent OF the American chamber OF COM
mercs, delivered tho Introductory
speech. NJ. HauotGux responded with
proposing tho health Of President
Faure. In 80 doing he paid q glowing
tribute to the United States, which, he
said, within q acenturY had acquired fret
rank among the nations OF the globe.
Mr.. Morse then proposed the health Of
President Cleveland. which was received
with three hearty cheers and "tiger."
Mr.. Morss referred in eloquent terms
10 the Office aud to tho man, SAYING;
president Cleveland is not only tue
President OF the United States, but no
is the recognized official head Of great
radical party"
In his concluding remarks, Mr.. MorSS
alluded 10 Mr.. Euslis's presidential as
pirationg, saying; "There are many
men in each party possessing all tho
desirable qualities for tho great office OF
President, and thero is ons at feast with
us tonight whose nomination would do
honor to the party and whose patriotic
uttorances have touched responsive
chords in the American heart"
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THE DFounrm" IN LONDON.

A "AIsot' Of American Vehicles IL Farce.
Tho American Ambassadors Reception.
LONDON, July 4-ThO celebrations Of
the Fourth Of July in London began
with much.advertised ''meet" Of
American vehicles at II o'clock this
morning in Hyde Park. Largo crowds
OF people lined tho road from Hyde
Park corner to tho magazine, whore tho
vehicles assembled. The turnout, how.
ever, was not very creditablo display.
II included about dozen buggies aud
phaetons, u couple OF buckboards and a
few carts, making total Of twenty
vehicles.
Flags we're flying throughout the day
over the United States embassy and
consulate, US vol as over u number OF
American places Of business. During
the afternoon many visiting Americans,
in response 10 notices In tho news.
papers, called Rt the residence OF Mira.
Bayard, wife OF the United States am'
bassador, tho Hon. Thomas F. Bayatd,
whero they were cordially received by
their hostess in the absence OF Mi. Bay
ard. who is still out Of town.
There were over 400 acceptancos for
dinner Of the American society to-day.
Among those present were Patrick A:
Collins, the consul genera Oft United
States; Mr. Carter, Mr.. Bayard's pri'
vate secretary; Lieutenant Commander
W. S. CowlcS, the United States naval
nttacho; Richard Croker, Charles 4.
Flint, Michael Grace, j. q. MeiEgs, NJ.
II. DoYoung, proprietor OF tho San
Francisco Chronicle; Charles Dudley
Warner, Newton Crane, w. f. Curtis,
assistant secretary OF tho United States
Treasury Department Tho Hon.
Wayne MaCVeirh tho UnitOd States
ambassador to Italy. presided at tho
society's dinner In the absence OF Mr..
RapagA
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RIOT IN BOSTON.

Growing Out of m A. r, A. DSmOnStrR-
tIan--Ono Man Killed aud Many In-
iured,
BosToN, MASS, July 4.-The Fourth
Of July parade Of the patriot
ic societies OF Boston aud vicinity
at East Boston, this afternoon, ended
In o pitched battle between some OF the
paraders and tho spectators, in which
atiGks. stones and ravolvers were used
with fatal effect, John W. Wills, a la
bOrSr, OF East Boston, one Of the spec
tAiors, was shot and instantly killed.
Michael Berilo, Of East Boston,
had his head split open with
club, and now lies dying
in n city hospital, A young
man named Stewart had his nose cut oil
with q sabre in tho hands Of one Of the
pRradsrs; Patrick Kelley sustained
severe scalp wound, whether from club
or u bullet iS not known. aud officer A,
=, Bates, was hit in the mouth by 0
brick, thrown by an unknown person,
and lost several teeth, besides suffering
from severe laCerOtions. 1t Is claimed
that the trouble all resulted from the
persistence OF those who managed the
parade in introducing float, present.
ing the Little Redii Schoolhouse,"
which from ils associations as tho em-
blem Of the A, +. A. has become obnox-
ious to many persons, especially those
who do not sympRthize with the A. Il.
A. movement
Tho Fourth OF July committee refused
to permit this feature to appear in the
parade, and those desiring to prevent 1t
tried to have an order passed by tho
board OF aldermen, but failed, So great
was the interost excited by this contro-
versy and tho expressed determination
OF the paraders to display the school
house, fully $4,000 visitors gathered at
East Boston. The police officials, in
anticipation OF any hostile demonstra-
tion, had a special squad Of $50 men un-
der the direction OF Deputy Superin-
tendent Pierce, and Captain Irish is adj
dilion TO tho East Boston force on duty,
but they marched at tho head OF the
procession.
At several points the feeling Of the
crowd was given vent IN hiSses at the
1000 paraders and the schoolhouse, bus
no further denomination was made
until this rear Of tho parade had reached
Putnam street, when tho'Crowd tried 10
oyerturn tho lust carriage.
Word was sent to the front for police
assistance, and Ia squad Of twenty oth.
GERS were sent back. A skirmish fol.
lowed with the result above noted.
A dozen revolvers were drawn and in
response TO tho fusilnde OF stones, eight
or nine shots were fred. The firing Of
the rovolvers brought n large body OF
police to tho spot aud tho mob was soon
dispersed.
As the scene was cleared. the officers
found John o. Wills dead i'll the street
with bullet hole in his right side and
Patrick A. Kelly lying seriously wound
ed about the head. 1t was learned that
several other persons had been slightly
injured, all Of whom were taken away
by their friends.
Tho police arrested Harold Brown
and John Ross as the principals who
did tho shooting. 1t is claimed by six
witnesses, who wore taken to tho sta
ton house, that Brown did the shooting
which killed Wills and wounded Kel-
Icy. Ross is said to have injured sew.
eTal others. who were takon away by
their friends,
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Last night l. L. Nicholson was arrest
ed by Detective r. I. McNichol, on 4
warrant issued by Squire Glllsspy. He
is saccused OF stealing papers and books
valued at $1,000, the property Of Will
lam NJ. Carr. The warrant was sworn
out by Al Carr, brother Of William
Carr, and it is understood that both the
Carr brothers arc really the owners Of
the property alleged 10 have been taken.
It was stated that oil leases were among
the papers, but when Mr., Carr was seen
last night he said he knew nothing OF
any oil leases being taken.
Tho charge is that Nicholson OntOred
Mr. Carr's room in the Brast house, at
New MartinsVllle, and stole Satchel in
which the papers were contained. They
were brought TO Wheeling and shipped
by Adams express to w. S, Connely, Of
Chicago. A telegram was sent to stop
tho delivery OF the package. The most
important part OF the missing property
10 said to have been o book in which
Mr.. Carr kept memorandum OF his oil
leases, the amounts due on them from
time to time, and when they were pay
able.
There seems to be story back Of the
case, which has not come out. The
matter was put In the hands OF Capt.
McNichol q day or two ago, and when
1t was found that Nicholson had
shipped the package to Chicago one Of
the Messrs. Carr left for there, and tEs
other remained here and swore out
the warrant. At the hearing at the all
office last night Mr.. II. NJ. Russell ap-
peared as Mr.. Nicholson's attorney.
The bail was fixed at $500. The
prisoner said he would be ablo to ar
range for bondsman II he could COM
municate with Chicago friends by tele-
phone, but this he could not do last
night, and he was committed to jail
until to-day.
Nicholson has been here for Eve or
elk weeks. He was understood to be
representing New York company, and
securin. leases on oil lands. He made
frequent trips down to New Martins
Vile aud Sistersvilis. aud was intimate
with many oil meu. 1t was said last
hight that the stockholders Of an alco-
hol company in Chicago, who were in.
terested also in oil operations in this
vicinity, were parties to dispute. and
that this case groWS out ot their litiga-
tiUn.
MIR. Nicholson is q very genteel, bright
young man, who has made many friends
while ut the Hotel Windsor here, and
they were all surprised at his arrest
last night. The developments to-day
will bs awaited with interest,
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a GEKNIAN SCHOONER
Suspected of DcingN FhIbuItsror-LadSl
with Arms For Cabh,

Suspected of Dcingn FnIbuStsrer-LadO
with Arms For CabA.
PoRr LrMoN, July A German
sChoonor, which has been lying hero for
some days and which is reported to bO
tho property OF Cubuns, lett hero yea
tOrduy morning, carrying 1900 Reming.
ton linos, 500 Colts rovolvers and about
100000 cartridges. Sho has crow OF
twenty.seyen men, oil Cuhans, with tho
exception Of three Americans and two
Costa RicOns.
Tho schooner was armed With GyO
rapid firing modern cannon. Tho ship
was hore for several days and It was
openly known her destination was
Cuba, bulno attempt was mado TO delay
her.
Tho vowc and crow were photo
graphod with tho flag OF Cuba Librc,
showing she Ia IN charge OF friends ol
Nlacoo. Another vessel IS fltinu out on
tho salno mission. and 10 reported viii
sail In q Tow days
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A CONSPIRACY
To Murder President GutlSrrsH-Ths Plot
Thoroughly Exposed.

To Murder President GutioFreE-The Plot
Thoroughly Exposed.
SALVADOR, July 4.-Tho government
is unable to longer deny a conspiracy.
Five officers Of artillery are among the
prisoners who arc accused OF an attempt
to kidnap and probably kill President
Gutierrez.
Two OF tho prisoners committed sui
eide. One Of the suicides confessed that
no and most Of tho officers Of the
artillery were implicated. There
.is no proof against any Of tho
prisoners individually. Forty.seven
arrests have been made 30 far.
The plan was TO seize Gutierrez on his
way to tho theatre. He was warned and
took another route. The police who
went the route Gutierrez was to have
taken worO surrounded and a fight en-
sued. The attackers, realizing tho
President had taken another route,
fled, The rollce went to saloon where
tho conspirators werc reported TO he
aud arrested tho inmates.
Two Of those arrested by the police
also committed suicide. Great excite
mont prevails in the city, and the
streets are being patrolled by tho mill
tarY.
Gutierrez and Castellano arc sur
rounded by guards, A revolution 10
expected momOntNrlly.
Allbusiness is suspended. ltis rumor'
cd that President Gutierrez is only kept
from rcsigniug and flight BY the persua'
sionS OF Jacinto Castellanos.
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SERIOUS FIRE
At wslliuEton, Ohlo-sOvorAl buildings
nrs BuFued.

At wellington, Ohlo-soVoral buildings
nrs burned.
WELLINGTON. Ono, uly4-Fire start.
cd horo at 0 o'clock this evening which
threatened to destroy not only the bust.
ness portion OF the city, bus tho rOSI.
donco as we'll. Tho fire had It's origin
in frame stable. back Of the livery Of
c. D. Moore, and spread with alarming
rapidity.
The franc block Of ]. NJ. otterbacher
was soon in flames, aud the stone aud
brick building Of o. N. stroup went
nOxt, the destruction Of the restaurants
Of Louis Ely and Ernest LNmmoll follow.
ing. Next was the brick building OF j..
N. OttotbachOr, which, together with
Its contents, was valued at $4,000. The
Home Savings Bank was in tho limo OF
the fire. and all tho books, money and
safety deposit boxes were removed.
At midnight the fro was under con-
troll. Tho lo's will reach $4,000, and is
a serious blow TO tho town,
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Dllsplll,ArN FIUHr
on Picnic Train on ttc Santa TO Run
Near Chicago.

Onn Picnic Train on III" Santa TO Rond
Near Chicago.
CmcAdo, Jaly IA desperate fight
occurred to-day on a picuic train on tho
SANTA Fo road between tho trainmcn
and gang OF toughs, VIII o Rro known
ma tho "lIonry Sttoot Gang" Conduc.
duclor A. Il. Tnlbcrt was shot In tho
lcu, receiving painful ilOsh wound,
aud brakeman Harry Read was badly
boRlOn aud hrnilOl.
Two mombors Of tho gang worO scr.
iously II not fatally hurt. ono was
struck on tho head with coupling pin
In tho hand Of Talbcri, and tho other
RulIOrud nt tho hands Of Brakeman
Roni, who struck him across the face
with 4 loose ancton NJ tho mir brake nnl
was knocked from tho train. lilo wNs
unable to rian aud was carried oil by hts
COtnunuIOng
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ACCIDENTAL sHoorINGs
In Philadelphia by Independence Day
CelhbFanta.

In Philadelphia by Independence Day
CslSbTanta.
PHrLApELpHA, PA, July 4.-Comm on
Councilman Charles ], KinSler was
fatally shot in the head during a flag
raising at q club houIo hero to-day.
When the flag was unfurlOd to the
breeze there was a iusIlade Of fire.
crackers aud nolsO-producing weapons,
in the midst OF which KInuler fell with
q bullet In the head. He died in a few
hours afterward at the hospital. James
Lennon has been arrested, charged
with doing the shooting, which he
claims was accidental.
At about the same time, In another
section Of tho city, Joseph Godfrey, a
pugilist and Boyd Nylle, m ex.poIice.
man, both Of whom had been drinking,
were celebrating the Fourth with u re.
volvor, which exploded while in the
hands Of Godfrey, the bullet entering
WylIe's abdomen and producing a NOR
tai wound. Godfrey "a In custody,
although he insists that the shooting
was accidental.
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A Great Fourth OF July COlnbratiOa-Dig
Parade and Other DolugL
sprcidl DiSpdieA 10 tls httligsRee,
PAREERsuURu, w, Va, July 4,-The
Fourth OF July was a great day in Park.
ersburg. This city was filed with pso.
pie all day long. The greatest feature
Of tho morning was the Calithumpian
aud trades display parade. The pro-
cession was long ono, extending over u
distance OF two milSA long. All tue
prominent business houses oil this city
weTN represented. The Calithumpiana
wore out in force and tho parade was
iunuier than circus, The line OF
march, which was three or four miles
in length, was lined with people. They
camo from oil the surrounding towns
and villages and country. Businesa
houses aud residences throughout the
city werO decorated.
The great U. Il. K. OF p, midway
caught the majority OF tho people In
the afternoon and evening, The fire
works display at that place ia the
evening was the finest ever seen in
Parkorsburg. The Catholic picnic at
Huichinson'a grove. Fries park and
historic BlennerhaSsett Island was
largely attended. 1t 10 estimated that
thoro were between 0,00) and 5000
strangers here to-day. It was the
biggest Fourth OF July Celebration this
city has ever had. 1t was gala occa-
sim
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PORTLAND, ORr,, July 4.-rho noun.
lains and canyons for many miles in tho
vicinity OF Riddlo'O Station, Cow Crock
canyon, tho Rconu Of Mondays train
robbery, aro filled with po,sot Of mon
hunting tho robbers, ThOy arO search.
ing every accessible point throughout
tho longtl and breadth Of n vrry Wild
region. Covcs, gulllca aud all other
possible rendezvous ntn carefully ran.
anclicd. Thus far no trace Of tho rob.
bora has been found.