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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-15
LARRY HAYwARD is euILIY.

IN Less Than Three Eiours the Jury Re-
turned With Verdict.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 10-'In two
hours I will be a free man" Thus said
Harry Hayward Friday forenoon, and
in less than three hours a jury of his
peers gave the lie to his words and
placed its seal upon the word guilty. "
With the same immovable stOlidity
with which he has watched tho trial of
the case the prisoner received the YER
dict Of the jury. There was not the
shadow of a change in color, not the re-
taxation of a single muscle, no visible
collapse or sign Of any emotion, ever the
same cynical and sneering Indifference
According to the statutes of Mime
sofa only one fate can await Harry Hay
ward-a sentence to be hanged by the
neck until he is dead. Neither the
jury nor the Judge could alter the sent
enee, no matter how strongly inclined
they might be toward leniency. For
murder in the first degree the law pro-
Vides only one penalty, judge and jury
alike are but the agents Of the state for
the execution Of the law
At the request of counsel for the de-
Tense the pronouncing Of the sentence
was deferred until next Monday morn.
ing, but the verdict Of the jury has
made the sentence of Harry Hayward
as certain as though the judge had al
ready announced it.
Following close upon the heels Of the
verdict another sensation was sprung in
the evening when warrants were sworn
out against two Of the witnesses for the
defense, charging them with perjury.
The warrants Wereswocn to by Attorney
R. R, Oiell against Maggie Watcher,
formerly his stenographer, and George
A. Crindell.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 12.-Ha.Ty T.
Hayward, convicted of the murder of
Catherine Cling, has three months to
live. Sentence was passed on him by
Judge Smith this morning, after a
motion for an arrest of sentence by MIR.
Erwin hai been denied.
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- - > hilIlInn noIIar.-

HAzELToN, Pa. March 1s.-The
worst mine fire in the anthracite region
for some tilns IS now raging in the
HazeltoR slope Of the LeAigh Valley
Coal company. When the fire broke ont
six weeks ago it was a first thought to
be Of little consequences. Since then
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars hays
been spent III efforts 90 sublue the
flames. The chances Of getting the fire
ont in the next six weeks are dubious.
The mine was the most valuable opsE,
atsd By the company employing ) 100
men. The su0seFraneaa openings con
meet the Hazelton mines With three
other valuable properties, and these are
also imperfect 1t is estimated that be-
fore the outbreak itself shall have been
overcome 81 ,0ae,0oa viii heys to be OK.
pended.
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alNeas ooNFI0ENT d McToRY.
Two Large Operators Have Granted The
Demands Of the alen-

Two Large Operators Have Granted the
Demands Of the ben.
PlTTsBURa, Maroh 9.-Ths minaFs ss
che Pittsbarg district ars jubilant over
the bright prospects which confront
them and predict their victory ia the
strike for higher wsges, This morning
W. ?. Reno, the Chicago operator, At
whose mines on the Panhandle railroad
there are oysr 700 msa emaloyod.
granted the demands Of his msn Tor GO
cents per toa and they have returned 20
work. As all coal mined at thess mines
IS shipped aud none goes to the local
market, the miners fesl that they have
gained a big point.
]. 81. Risber, who employs 900 men
Ct his mines on the bEonongahela river.
also granted the increase this morning
and work was resumed. Tbs operators
held nesting today 20 discuss the
situation. No report of the proceedings
was given out, but it was learned that
they decided to cali a general meeting
Of the association soon. This is also re-
garded as an evidence Of weakness on
the part Of the employers.
At present there ara about 1000
miners in the district working at she
price, SO cents per ton, for which the
strike was ordered.
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in 4 BURNING MIBB
Eight Men Imprisoned By Fire
In the Shaft,
SIX BODIES HAVE BEEN FOUND.
At Least Two More are Still in
the Mine.
THE DETAILS STILL MEAGER.
Only One Man Got Out Of the
Nine Alive.
It Is impossible to Enter the Mine to
Search for the Missing Men-one
Man Has Marvellous Escape
Other Accidents.
SIX BODIES HAVE BEEN FOUND.
At Least Two More are Still in
the Mine.
THE DETAILS STILL MEAGER
Only One Man Got Out Of the
Nine Alive.

DENVER, March II "A special from
White Oaks, N. NJ, says; At3 o'clock
Sunday morning fire broks out in the
change room at the hoist house of the
O-d Abs mine and in q few minutes the
structurei q large and we'll built one,
vas a massO of flames. Is was completely
destroyed, together with tbs wood AMI
smith shops, tbs wool work of the
shaft was burned ont and the hosting
machinery destroyed. The dama9
runs high up into the thousands, bat
the most distressing feature is the fact
that eight men imprisoned in the dark
depths whose fats is unknown. The .
is little ground for hope that they have
escaped su6ooation. It is not possible
to enter. the mine to search for them.
Rescuing parties have baan unable as
yet to get down further than the third
level by the air shaft. The smoke and
gases from the charred wood Of the
hoist Shaft has psaet- lteI ths upper
levels and it Is impossible to pass them.
The entombed men are:
CHARLES Sta 2aaCK.
FL. WILLIAMS.
FRANK WILSON.
JOHN DAVIS
GEORGE BAXTER.
-- WHITE.
JERRY C0NNOTEG.
W B. MITCHELL.
Wilson, Davis and Baxter arc mar
ried. White is a naw man and was on
his first shift. Williams and Sherriek
are old in mining experience aad have
faced like dangers b9fore. They ara
cool headed ana if any place OF safety
was to be fond, they fond it, Ths
fire drove the engineer from the hoist
while George Wilkinson was going
down on the BUCKET ID work. Hs had
reached the ninth level when the hoist
was abandoned aud was shot downward
200 feet TO the 13th, where the bucket
struck, tipped and throw him into the
drift. He was stunned, but recovered
and climbed back to the second level
and escaped BIZ the air Shaft. Coke
Keith, Mike Gallagher and Anton How
gate escaped throlgh tue air shaft. This
is the only serious mining accident since
the burning Of South Hom95tlke shaft
several years ago, when two mon were
smothered.
DENVER, March IA special to The
News from San Antonio, N. NJ, says:
The stage from White Oaks to Carthage,
II miles from here, brings additional
news Of Saturdays disaster at the Old
PAbe mine. When the stage left White
Oaks it was certain that eight men had
lost their lives, the one escaping being
one who was close to the mouth of the
shaft when the fire broke ont. Already
six bodies have been recovered. Three
bodies were recovered in the main way
between the second and third levels.
The others were found in the sloop con.
Meeting the third and fourth levels. The
other two bodies are believed to be in
the sixth level. The list of dead given
in these dispatches has not been
changed
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MOS SHOOTS ITALIAN MURDeaeas.
Fired on Them From Ambush Near Wal.
senburg, Colo,


Fired on Them Frem Ambush Near Wal
senburg, Colo,
PUEBLO, C0lo,, March IA special
to The Chieftain from Walsenburg. a
small town SO miles south of Pueblo,
says: a mob in ambush as 1:S) Tues
day evening fired GA q wagon contain.
ing nine Italians, who are charged with
fatally beating A. J. Hixon at Valssb,
burg last Sunday. -Four of tas Italians
and the wagon driver were killed. Tbs
prisoners. who hal basa lolgei in the
Walssnburg jail, were taken 90 the cor.
Oner's inquest at Rouse. At the e1aclu.
sion Of the session Of the day che prison.
.ers were loaded into tho w.Ell and
started back to jail At Bar creek, q
region where there is much uulsrouisA,
half mile fsom WIlsaI5l,;. ta3 crl,x
OF dozen rifles ps3lm ny in the
hands Of miner, rang OF. Folr OF tha
prisoners, whose Names canaos bs
learned on ac3lal5 o. she excitement,
were instantly killel Jo3 Walhy, q
young American boy wAl was dflviug
the wagon, was 50 kiil3l. The oGi;ers
returned the FIR. which lasted several
minutes The most intense excttement
reigns.
The telegraph operator at Val'alburg
has abandoned his posi-, leaving $50 way
to secure further Information ezs cps as
it Is broug ht into snTo#utinl towns by
psOple who are feeing rom tho ssens Of
trouble OF deputy sheflf5 seeking rs.
sistanCe.
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MANY MINERS CAUGHT BY EIRg.
About Twenty Supposed to Have suTOoated
In tina oanORs Suitana Gold Mine.

About Twenty Supposed to Have SuffOcated
In the a,noHs Suitana Gold Mine.
MINNEAPOLIS, March ia special
from Winnipeg, Man, says: The shaft
house at the famous Sultana gold mine,
IA miles from Rat Portage, caught FIRE
early Monday afternoon and before the
flames were discovered they completely
anyeloped the building. This, of course,
shut off the air supply to the mine, in
which were working 20 Or % miners. A
messenger who arrived at Rat Portage
says when he left at 4 o'clock only 4
men had been brought up. A number
+ Of doctors were working over these in
hope Of resusticating them, bat with
small chances Of success. The other
men in the mine were certainly sufocab-
ed and practically given NJ for lost.
The shafting and shaft machinery being
destroyed, hinderpg the work Of rescue.
The families of the men live at Rat
/ Portage and there is intense excitement
rs their only communication with the
mine is a cireuitous and somewhat
dangerous wagon trail
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CLARENCE ROBINSON. and Gibbs was
found dying from a bullet wound in the
head, lying in the driveway leading to
a fashionable residence. He expired
without a word. A reporter found what
he thought was the footprints Of a WON,
an near The spot. No arrests were made
until several months later the Buffalo
police received word from the police Of
Cleveland that they had Clarence Rob.
inson under arrest. Robinson's
wife, Sadie, thinking that her
husband was to be charged with muir
der, confessed that she killed Gibbs her
self. Robinson, learning that his wife
was under arrest for murder, made
clean breast Of the matter, telling now
he and his wife had gone out to "hold
up" somebody that night, Sadie being
attired as man. Gibbs had resisted,
and in the tnssle had been shot. There
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-15
Docl1ery Makes ComDarIsons.

WASHINGTON, March l3.-Representa,
tive D0ckery Of Missouri, member of
the committee on appropriations, makes
public a statement containing a COM
par-son Of appropriations by the Fifty
first, Fifty-second and Fifty-third con
gress. 1t shows. says Mr.. Dockery, that
the appropriations of the Fifty-frst
congress were $l,O35. $50, 100; Of the
Fifty-second, O2LIO7547, aud Of the
Fifty-third, $500, 538,6Sl, "In other
words, this congress, the Fifty-third,
has reduced the appropriations under
those Of the Fifty-first congress $40, 35I, =
4l8, and below those Of the last con.
gress $36,765, 1885," says Mr.. Doclery
Mr.. D0ckery also asserts that for the
first time in a long series Of years the
regular annual appropriations which
come within the supervision Of congress
are smaller at the concluding session
than at the first IA ~'7ior i'm.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-15
BATTLE IN Al OMAHA CHURCH.
Bloody Outcome of Litigation Over tbs
Polish CafnnlIr Chnrrh

Bloody Outcome of Litigation Over ths
Polish Catholic Church
OMAHA, MucA l3-Dwng the early
morning mass at st. P57ls Roman
Catholic church today a party OF Poles,
who Wers formerly members Of the con
gregation. but who wcr3 oasted by
Bishop Scannell. entered the CHURCH AMI
attempted to take possession Father
KarminskI, who was saying mass. re-
sisted the attempt to capture Sic church
and one Of tae invadiaz parties 09snad
fire Father Karminski az onCo drew a
revolver and fired into ths attacking
party. After a long fusilade the inyad.
e-s withdrew, leaving their wounded IN
the church. Those wounded were:
T. DGFgaczeWSki, saot throHsa both legs.
John Koziclla, shot Though ting kncs.
Joseph Iuda, ore Of th1 priest suDpoFs-
eTs, stabbed and beaten over ths head.
The police wers as ones Summon Hand
after a hard fgas they took poses ion OF
tie church SaYeraI people were ar
rested. among them Father Karminski.
sad they arc now in Jail.
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WAM2G0, kan, March 9-John Wen.
Eel, a passenger on the Crathie, the boat
that sent the Elbs It's and cargo to the
bottom Of the sea, IS visiting his brother
at Myers Valley. lie Cairns that as
O'Clock, when the boats cOllidel, the SKY
was clear, With 10 Jog, just the reverse
Of wha5 was tal619d 70 by the oiise-8
Of the Cra5iie, and That the latter da.
hberately bac.l5d OF and left tine ElGa to
her fata.
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steamer Sun, il the Chin.

CINCINNATI O., March 10.-While the
magnificent steamer Longiellow, be-
tnging to the Cincinnati, Memphis and
New Orleans Packet Line company,
was on her way TO New Orleans she
was drifted from her course and crashed
against a per Of the Chesapeake and
Ono railway bridge AID sank There
were % cabin pas ;eagers on board, but
they were mt stiy rescued Seven per.
sons lost their lives.
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REVOLUTION IN HAYTl NOW.
United States Minister Asks For war Ship.
to Protect American Interests.

United States Minister Asks For War Ships
to Protect American Interests.
KINGSTON, March 9.-There is a full
fedged revolution in the republic of
Hayti. President HippoIyts having
failed to raise funds by means Of a loan,
finds himself banluupt. Without money
to equip and pay troops, he win find it
difficult to carry on an effective military
operation against the insurgents. Ex-
pecting az attack upon Port au Prince,
the capital, from the seward, General
Hippolyte has improvised some war
vessels by providing river steamboats,
with guns from the palace.
Finance Minister Fouchard, who de-
serted the administration a few DAYS
ago after violent quarrel with tine
president, is represented to be organic.
ing a revolution aud IS said to be hiding
in one Of the foreign consulates. United
States Minister Smyth9 has asked the
Washington government to send a war
ship to protect American interests in
Hayti.
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PERRY, g. +, March ls.--G. c. Jones,
presidents Of the proposed Oklahoma
Central railroad, declared chat il sps.s
OF the prssieisat's veto 2 corps of sur.
Esyoss Wi b PIT into ths Geld .ms
iaealatssy 70 locate khe line fTem SIS
Eusna, : = t90Siahesaa City na-
deaf Cleveland ystoed the Biz srsaslse
tlis pr5ltc s2ss q tIls la.e ttr.soEi
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Louisiana ODen 20 Pgize Flel,fs.

New ORLEANS, March l5.-The de-
eision handed down By Judge Fighter
in the Olympic club case removes every
obstacle that stood in the way Of glove
contests before the chartered athletic
clubs Of this city. Consequently there
is now nothing to prevent the Olympic
or any other club from bringing OF the
Corbett Fitzsimnong mili.
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Mrs. Lease lias ,ol u.,eu Up.

Topeka, March l3.-Mrs. Mary E..
Lease, the noted Populist orator, has
not made up her mind to give up her
place on the state board of charities to
George A Clark, although no has Teen
appointed by the governor and con.
frmed by the senate. She claims her
time will not be out until February,
1896, and if her lawyer, Eugene Hagan,
can find law to sustain her claims, she
will make a fight in the courts.
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Abilene 'yaterworks Sold.

ABILENE, kal March l0-The Abb.
lene waterworks plant. one Of the lead
ing Kansas properties of the American
Dabenture company Of Chicago was
sold at masters sale to the bondholders'
committee for $50, 900 Il was bonded
FOR &f5O mn
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yonhg attorney. q
year ago. Gibbs
was walking alone
Up a residence
street, bordeEed
withmansionsb bril-.
liant with lights,
about 10 o'clock in
the evening Sud.
denly three pistol
shots rang out in
mick succession
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-15
Katy Negotiating Tor a Texas lload

KANSAS CITY, March Sit is stated
that the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway is negotiating for the purchase
Of the San Antonio and Gulf Shore rail
way. The completed portion Of the LAT
Ter line is % miles, ana it viii be USED
by the Missouri, Kansas and Texas as q
means Of reaching San Antonio. Tex,
from San Marcos, leaving only about ?.
mics to be constructed.
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a gaInst them, or SADIE ROBINSON
how much Of it, and curiosity to see
the pair and hear what they viii say for
themselves on the stand filed the court
room as soon as the doors were opened.
The proceedings Of getting jury may
take two or three weeks.
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WITHnaEW FRoM &c 60 pooL
Detection Of Taskhurss & Davis caazes 3
STIR Ia Mercantile Circles.

STIR Ia Mercantile Cfroioa
TOPsEA. March 1.-THE big Topeiza
whelssals sgoseEy frs Of Parllhurse &
Davis have made a ssr in mercantile
circles by announcing their Withdrawal
from the coffee trust, the coffee peol, o.
whatever one may choose to call the
syndicass controlling the price Of this
commodity. The cause Of the with
drawal was the fact that over the pro.
test Of the Topeka, jObbers. a rats vas
fixed By the trust on coffee which, il is
alleged, allowed a proisof only 10 cents
on every 100 pounds Of ooIse sold. The
old rate was $2s. 20 per 100 pounds, aud
it was cut 20 $3.50 The former is the
present Missouri rate. By the with
drawal OF Parkhutss & Davis the Topei.a
firm has authorized It's commercial men
to sell coffee at any price covering the
actual cast, WHICH is not far from $40. 90.
exclusive Of drayage. Members Of she
coffee pool for Atchison, Lsavenworth,
Kansas City aud other points are meet.
ing in Topeka for the purpose, il is said,
Of whipping Parkhurst s, Davis into
line.
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Pullman company Held Responsible

CINCINNATI, March 13.-Judge Hunt
charged the jury that the porter Of the
Pullman palace car, in assuming charge
Of the traps Of passengers, makes the
company liable for sheir loss TO the
owner. The jury gave Anna Bruins a
verdict for SllS.50 against the Pullman
Palace Car company. She sued for
1892, for diamond earrings stolen be-
tween jersey City and Pittsburg.
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Ev-President IIarrlson Rennrsr.

INDIANAPOLIS, March -Presi-
dent Harrison, after a week Of illness
that threatened at one time to take a
dangerous turn, is rapidly recovering
and viii be able to be ont in a few days.
Mr.. Harrison's physician says the
danger point has been passed.
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KANSAS LOAN COMPANY ASSIGNS.
The General Depression In Rcsl Rvtats
Caused tho FAILURE.


Russell, Kan, March l0.-Ths Cen.
tral Kansas Loan company has made an
assignment for the benefit Of It's credit.
ors TO Charles P. Copeland, The liza.
bilities are scheduled at S25O,096. The
company, like many Others, has oper.
atsd extensively in western farm loans.
Its guaranteed securities being widely
scattered among eastern investors. The
assets are nominally about 500, 900 but
cannot be realized on at this time. The
creditors meet at Russsl, March 81, to
consider ways and means Of handling
the assets. The company has bsen in
bad condition for two years and has
been unsuccessfully trying TO carry the
interest on its guaranteed loans which
it had disposed Of IN large quantities in
New England. One block Of 500, 900 is
held in Middlstown, VT, another $780,
000in Rutland. The reminder is scat
tered in smaller amounts through New
England and the central states. T q
assigned has been one Of this company's
officers and managers for soma time.
The depression in real estate caused tn,
failure.
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Announce, 80 - ii 40 IVnrI,I.

TOPEKA, Maeoh 0,-Fha Rav. J. H.
Allen of Oakland Cal, W % is conduct
ing a series o. revival meetings here, an
nounc that the World will coms to an
end in September, 1895 He is causing
some Excitement
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ATHENS, March f3.-The imperial
yacht Czarina, with the Russian nin-
ister, H. Kokanai on board, concerning
whose safety s0ne anxiety has been ex-
pressed, is ashore on a sanIbank. The
yacht, however, has not sustained any
dam rrns
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are many paople
here who b3lieve
that the Robinsons
are lying and had
nothing to do with
the affair. The
question whether
the confessions Of
the Robin3ons will
be admitted by the
court as evidence
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CLOSING PRICES.
80 1.n.I.a - -

ee5pssi 20 head: 1915 70 1893 lbs s. i5tG5. p Z
iis5 so1354 lbs, sitJgz99; 80 to la0}i1s- $40
Gle choices COWS, ss59gs.se common cows.
S-. s522.s5. gs59 feeders $. l5et75. common
fe5aegs sc g Market IJe higher.
Eosss 3aseipss1 % nsasis II zit, ay1a 81
saiEea -; heavy ss.I5e-a hsskss
llaesipts so5 head nut5c1s sso5
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shnnn Re.Elected.

BOISE, Ida, March S.-George Z.
ShOUp has been reelected United States
senator. The vote today was Shoup,
%; Sweet, II; Crook. Il
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fiasernmeaa 80 nenort.

WAsHNaToS, laFch Wheat, To-
080, eco bushels, Ct 1853 peE cent OF the
hast crop aud $1,000 Geo bushels less
tilau last month"; Corn, sl5, Sc. 45e
bushels, or 81 y per cent of last crop
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CHINA ACCEPTS JAPAN's TERMS.
Successful Negotiations Through the United
States Ministers.

Successful Negotiations Through the United
States Ministers.
NEW YORK, March ia cable dis.
patch to The World, dated Toxic, Japan,
March 10, says; China has been IN
formed in general terms of the con
ditions upon which Japan viii consent
to peace. JAPAN has been notified that
China is ready to accept these con
ditions and to sign a treaty. The cor
respond6nce by means Of which this
agreement was arrived at was carried
on through the United States ministers
to the two countries, Minister Edwin
Dun at Toxic and Mr.. Charles Dun at
Picking
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Death List Of tho LohgfellOv Disaster

Death List Of tho AohgfeIIOv Disaster.
CINCINNATI, Masoh lI.-Althoagh 3
morning paper places the death list Of
the LongEell1W disaster at y, there is
only 8 certainty % SIX, namely: Clerk
) L Garter. I. ss3eageri David AIdTidge,
Ar. AID airs. Aull, Dayton, o, Bar
tender angst Ghsuge5 and Porter
Jasa8s 6Llil6r
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RosAsoAs on TRIAL

Confessed sIaFdesess Of aTaGtg omeTy Gibbs
IA Court at suGslo.
BUFF 20, March I2.-Ihe district At
torney moved the trial IN the superior
court today OF Clarence and Sadie Rob.
inson, indicted for murder in the first
degree Tor killing Montgomery Gibbs, q