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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-02

extra session o. the next Congress.
OF the majority. New England has
TWO mem bers, Chairman Dingley
and Russell. of Connecticut: the
Middle States two, Payne Of New
York. and Dalzeu, OF Pennsyl-
vania: the Middle West four, Hop
ki.ls. OF Illinois. Grosvenor. Of
Ohio, Dolliver, OF Iowa, and Steele,
OF Indiana; the Northwest two.
Johnson. OF North Dakota, and
Tawner. OF Minnesota: the South
one. Evans, Of kentucky The
minority originally consisted OF
six, all from the South, but owing
TO the deaths OF Crisp, of Georgia,
and Tarsney, OF Missouri, there
are now TWO vacancies, which viii
almost certainly 90 he South, but
i really makes no difference
whe-her hey are filled or not ex-
cep- as g personal honor TO the
men chosen, as The minority Of the
committee viii have nothing % do
" h III m kin OF the new tariff
biz.
Representative CuE-:z, OF K4Ls,2s,
would be enjoying his holiday
71such more than he Is il he could
persuade Secretary Francis to
appoint the alloeing agents Tor the
wichita reservation, which the
people OF The southwest are anE-
icu5 r. have open 70 settlement.
AIr. Curtis insists that there are 10
legal ob acles to opening the
r.s-erya H;aa gu. Secretary Francis
decline - ac- until the Depart
mont q Hztice has passed upon
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-02

those spectators who prefer 70 pay
Tor tins Privilege OF viewing the
inaugural parade from = seat, but
nobody really expects % see any
thing different rom tho usual
rough board stands which ere
always erected by The spccu!ato-s
who buy that privilege from the
inaugural committee, and who, by
the way, lose money much oioensr
than they make any. When in
auguration day happens 10 be
clear and fairly pleasant, the
owners OF the street stands reap q
hare but # it is cold and
stormy. the seats on the stands are
almost empty. There is plenty Of
money contributed TO the inaugural
committee TO pay Tor the erection
OF stands, both artistic and con-
forta Die, but il ali has : string tied
TO it. and the contributors expect
the committee 10 Il arm il o them
from the receipts fo= Privi-- ges ard
iron the inaugura ion pail. and
We be unto the committee w,Eca
should fail TO NEE that expeo-a-
ton. As a matter OF fact, tnese
loans, for such the contributes, g
are considered, are always Ie-
turned, and q surplus Is left that j.
usually donated 70 the poor by the
inaugural committee.
In view OF the beginning 81 -l.e
tariff hearings before the aaiur
o. the House ways and mes,4ss
/ cornzniteee to-day, i Is resting
/ l. note the geograpai ma ize-up
l0E that committee, TTillg.a e.. 81 Irslsle
kle tarin bill TO be pass at a
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-02

Opelousas courier has just issued
q large, ornate and valuable trade
edition Il is gotten out on ele-
CANT book paper; the print is plain
and clear. the press work excellent
and it is an attractive publication.
On the first page is a bevy OF five
OF St. Landry's beauties, and
charming looking young ladies
thew are too, which gives one a
moro earnest desire to see what
other good things are in store in
other portions of the review.
We note that the editors are
Messrs. Burr and Hamilton, un-
known 10 our editor, but the work
was done by Bro. Leonce Sandoz,
not unknown.
This review is brim full OF good
things and Is indeed descriptive,
biographical and historical as the
editor claims for it, and THE Pro-
GREss compliments them on their
effort and IS thankful for copy.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-02
questions he has submitted

some questions he has submitted
70 Il.
For some reason the Huntington
lobby IS much less confident of the
passage OF the Pacific railroad
funding bin, which will be taken
I'D ~ the House on Jan. I, and
vo1ed upon four days later, than it
was q week az go.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-02

II SPAN COSoLE "tS-- - - "a
more radical change OF sentiment
III the United States N favor o
Cuba than that which has recently
taken place in favor of a conse-ya-
tive course in dealing with rhe
Cuban question" remarked a iigi.
official. ..she viii call OF the lying
presentimenr thar has lately been
employing in Europe" He was
referring especially 10 the report
first published in ? Paris dispatch
10 the London Times, thai Ger
many had inei1na5ed TO the United
States government that il i took
any action calculated TO aid the
Cubans. Germany would join
Spain in making war upon Us Il
was hardly necessary Tor the State
Department TO take the trouble 70
deny such rot as that, but its
officials did so as soon aS il was
published. 1t can be stated on
high authority that no European
government has ever given this
it wished to interfere with the
course this government was Dur
suing or was intending TO pursue
toward Cuba. On the contrary.
some OF them have given this gov
eminent assurances that they
would keep their hands OF in case
we had any trouble with Spain.
The publication OF this report was
unquestionably intended TO work
upon public sentiment in this c0un-
try, and Though that sentiment
upon Congress and the President
but even if such a report were
known TO be true, it would have an
effect just the opposite from that
intended. Americans have been
outwitted in diplosnacy by Euro
pean nations, but Aey have never
been frightened by any OF them, OF
all of them, and what X more. they
never will be. Means tlog2--
want any war, but ii they should
have to fight Spain, tfsy zyould
much prefer fighting hen backed
by Germany to fighting her alone
Spain is regarded as such as,iglny
among the worlds natioIi tha-
there would be but little sredi.
s.@ attached 10 thrashing herA l2,It
M Spain assisted by any OF the aeat
= European nations would nala :
~ foe worth licking. If war cannotA,
hOnorably avoided.
~ There is the usual ante inaugural
=. ton talk in Washington abou
having more artistic stands erecte
along Pennsylvania avenue. "a
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-02
WreckerS' Fcrrib lie Work.

On last Sunday morning early, a
train Running from Birmingham,
Ala. went through e bridge and
down to the Cahaba river. 10 feet
b-alow, carrying its load OF passen-
gers 20 destruction. And the most
cruel part OF eli was, it was the
hand o. human beings who plann-
ed i, and nothing deferred by the
awful, ilear.-rending scene Of
bruised, bleeding men, women and
children crying piSeously Tor help
that was not 81 hand, these fiends
proceeded 10 rob the dead and dy-
ing.
What punishment is adequate
enough for such heartless creatures
who prey upon the family OF man
in such q Eeartless way?
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-02
! Game " oI.ian.

While che town marshall OF Hell
enwood, q little hamlet in Tennes-
see, was engaged in an encounter
with two men who were lawless,
deadly weapons being used, in the
clinch which followed between the
officer and one of the rowdies, the
marshal's plucly wife took a
hand, firing one shot which it is
said did good work.
Hurrah for the woman who
shows nerve when 1t is needed and
those she loves are in danger.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-02
CAPITOL TALK.

RIFF. CUBA AND THE I>ACGURA-
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-01-02

Special Correspondence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
MUNYON'S

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soreness stiff back and all pains in hips and ions
Chronic rheumatism, 0ciafica, lumbago or pain in
the back speedily crred It seldom fails TO give
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cures before one bottle has been used. The Munyon
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disease AT all druggists cents VIAL II you need
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19

but behind the mask of indifference thoss
who have watched the varying moods of
the stalwart sausage-maker could trace
suppressed nervousness. He soon re-
turned to his cell, where he ate sparing-
~ OF the supper provided by Jailer Whit.
nan.
The crowd which surrounded the Grim.
inal court building and Jail at night
surpassed in number anything witnessed
since the opening Of the famous trial. By
dark the street in front Of the court
building was damned and the crowd
srrged around the corner in front Of the
jail. Men, women and children lined the
pavement in front of the Michigan street
entrance and the line extended to Dear
porn avenue on the east and North Clark
on the west. The tops Of the three sorry
buildings across the street front the court
building had crowds Of spectators and
every window in the structures facing
the building had its occupants
An attempt of q score or so OF friends
OF Luetgert to force their way into this
court room about $50 resulted In q cal.
Tor police and a wagon load was sent,
which soon restored Order In the court
room every seat was taken by O'clock
NO criminal trial in Chicago in recent
years has witnessed more widespread in
terest than attaches to this celebrated
case. It is not believed that even tbs
Cronn trial or the trial OF the anarchists
surpassed this in the intensity of public
interest as to the final result
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
eARzHs RAIDS WE'RE POLITICAL.


-
Uncle Sam Therefor Refuses % Delives
One Of the Raiden.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE state d..
partment has refused the request Of TIRE
Mexican government for the surrender
to IT under the extradition treaty Of Jesus
Guerra, who was one OF Garxa's lieu
tenants in the celebrated Cara raid into
Mexico in December. 1899. Guerra was
one OF q party OF about 10 men who
crossed the border from Texas into Mex
leo and attacked and captured q Mex
lean town. He was sought TO be extra
dited for murder. robbery ard kidnapiny.
The murder was based upon the killing
OF soldiers in the raid. the robbery upon
the capture of cavalry horses. and the
kfdnapins was based on the capture of
soldiers. Although there had bees.
some few instances during the raid II
private robbery it was not shown TIA:
Guerra was concerned in them.
He was arrested and committed In
Texas for extradition, but his counsel
SUED out a writ of habeas corpus and this
court decided that he could not be sur
rendered. the offense charged agatrs;
Guerra being really political. The case
was appealed to the United States su.
preme court. which dciced that the low
er court had no Jurisdiction IN its inter-
ference with the committing magistrate.
and reversed its holding. This broush.
the casa at last 30 the state department.
and Solicitor Penfied In an opinion rer-
oered yesterday takes the same ground
that was assumed by the Texas court;
namely. that the offerse wa- political
ana therefore that Guerra shall not be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
CROWD WANTS TO SEE IUErGEHT,
Quito Coiamotion I'm tho Court Roo,
When the .pury Is Gone

Qaite a COInmotion I'm tho Court Room
When the Jury Is Gone.
Immediately there was an uproar in
the court room. People who had been
citing arose to their feet and the shouts
OF bailiffs ordering every one to sit
down" awaited nothing The crowd
surged forward and took up every Inch
Of space where the circular fence barred
them from the attorneys Women al
most tainted in the crush. and their cos
tunes ard headgear suffered. The crowd
seemed to want to get near Luetgert
All wanted TO see how the big saueaae-
maker stood the final ordeal now that his
case was in the hands Of the Jury. FL
nally Judge futhir ordered the room
cleared and announced that he would
adjourn court until-S o'clock at night.
1t was agreed later that Judge TNthi,l
would remain at the criminal court
building until 10 o'clc>'- II least, and be
within q few minut-- de- e. of his court
room all Eight. Luetsert stood Up near
where he had been sitting most OF the
time for more than eight weeks. after the
jury retired. and with his little golden
haired son in his arms received a few
friends. HIS son Arnold Lueegert and
William Charles pressed forward and
warmly shook the hand Of the prisoner.
Luetgert smiled and gazed about him.
He tried to look calm and unconcerned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
TROUBLE IN WEST VIRGINIA.
strikers Living I'm Company Houses To !
Evfeted-Meu Afraid Tn WorL

strikers Living In Company Houses To De
Evisted-Men Afraid to Work.
Charleston, W. Va, Oct l9.-Serious
trouble IS aneicipated with the coal min
ems in kanawha valley within tina next
three or four days Papers wers pre-
pared here yesterday in nearly 400 cults
Tor the eviction Of miners from COM
pany houses, and as soon as these cases
can De tried aud evicttons begun. which
VIII be about tho last OF this week,
trouble Is looked for. An atte,np< was
MADE yesterday to begin work at sew
eral Of the mines. but the men were
AFRAID to go TO work. The strikers met
at montgomery IN the morning and
formed procession Of 80, with tue
brass bands, and marched along the
river front to Mount Carbon, passing
q number Of mines where they expected
to force out all men whom they misht
find at work
ThsV found no one at work. however,.
ana returned. Fhs strikers are growing
very bitter toward the operators and
seem to be determined to cause trouble.
Ihe governor, executive officers COM
mander-fn-chief Of the militia. adjutant
general and assistant adtitant general.
left yesterday fer Nashville The state
guard will, therefore, be withost a head
IL trouble should begin in the next
three DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
Notice Sale of Real Estate,

BY an order and decree OF the circuit court Of
Rock slsnd county Ill. made on the petition OF
the undersigned, George W Dean, guardisn OF
Elmer w. Dean, Anna Dean and Bertha Dean, for
leave TO sell the real estate OF the said Elmer
September term, A. D., 1897. OF said court. TO-
Wit, on the 18th day Of september A. D., 1897,
shall OF the cad day OF October pext. at the hour
public sale at the east door Of the court house In
the city OF Rock leland, county OF Rock Island
and state OF Illinois, the real estate described
as follows, to-wit:
Three twenty -ffths (3-,5) of lots one tD and
two t2l in block eighteen Us), and three twenty.
ffths q 2b) of the south one h1pdred and thirty
Ci3D fset OF lot ten Q0) in block thirteen C3),
all in Spencer & Cases add ition to the city Of
Rock Island, county CT Rock Island and state OF
Illinois.
On the folio wing terms, to-wit: For cash.
Dated this both day Of september. A. D. 1897.
GEORGE W. DEAN, Guardian, eto,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
Sealed Proposals Invited

Scaled bids will be rscaived at the Office OF
Drack Is kerns, architects, Odd Fellow building.
Rock Island. H., for the construction of this head
osfce building for the Modern woodmen of
America, until Monday, NoY IS, 1897, not later
than u O'Clock m. Also separate bids or pro
posals VIII be received for furnishing the heat
Ing and ventilation apparatus, for elevators, for
plumbing. for rnanteis and frs CRATES. for Gas
and electric wiring land for paint decorations
until Jan. ID. 1898, at IL O'Clock noon
Plans may be seen at the once OF the archi-
tects on ana after Oct. 10, 1897.
The board OF directors Of the Modern Wood
mon reserve the right TO reject any and all bids
Bids must be accompanied with q certified check
OF psr cent OF the amount OF the bid q guar
antee that the bidder will enter into contract and
give good and sufidient bond.
Bald ing 10 be .5x120 feet, and to be fire proof
throughout, and will be three stories and base
ment. The building will be Of pressed brick
with terra Gotta and stone trimmings and will be
located at Rock Island, Illinois.
Rock Islanj, ILL.,, Oe,. IL l5g7.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
ABBREVIATED TEleGRAms.

The president has appointed Chester
". Martin. of Michigan, consul at AM
herstberg. Ont.
All navigation upon the Yukon river
is now closed by an ice blockade. Sew
eral vessels are frozen in.
Fire at New York wiped out the sew
en-story factory building at 27s t. Isl
Spring street. Loss. s3oo. GOO.
Neal Dow's father died at es ana his
grandfather at 81. The grand old man
OF prohibition came from sturdy stock.
Some enterprising reporter hrs dIscov-
cred that General Harrison would like 20
see ex-Secretary Tracy elected mayor OF
New York.
Diphthera has broken out at Wallace.
Mich, two families being afflicted Eight
children are down with Il. One Death
has occurred.
n number OF the convicts confined in
the Riverside penitentiary at Pittsburg.
Pa. have been manufacturing counter
felt 50-cent pieces
Surgeon General Newton L. Bates. OF
the navy, the presidents family physi-
clan. died at the Shoreham hotel
Washington. yesterday.
Admiral John L. worden, retired. died
at Washington yesterday. He COM
manded the Monitor during Its engage
ment with the Merrimac.
The Peruvian senate has paesed the
bill declaring non Roman Catholic mar
riages valid, and providing for a civil
register for ouch marriages.
Emil Peters left his home In the town
OF Seneca, Wood county, Wis. on the
evening Of Tuesday, Sept. q. 1887. and
has noS since been eeen or heard from.
The body Of John ajoberg. n s-year-old
boy who was lost May q. was found in
q swamp ma more than 100 feet from the
door Of his home near Sc. Croix lake
Scion Springs. Wis.
Lightning rod agents are working un.
sophisticated people around Fall River.
Wis. by stating that the government de-
mands lightning rods on houses that are
within certain distances OF other build
ings.
Andrew Arndtson. a 19-year-old boy In
the employ of the Sawyer q Austin
Lumber company at Lacrosse, Wis.
was employed near the elas, chain and
his foot became caught in IT, He was
killed.
A Barneveld (Wis.) COW drew the rope
with which she was staked out through
pile OF burning rubbish and then went
through barn. thrilling tho burning
rope. causing a blaze which was put
out with difficulty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago. Oct. IS.
Following were thu quotations on the
Board Of Trade today: Wheat-Octo-
Der opened and closed nominal: Deem
opened s9Ac, closed s9kc. Corp-Octo-
ber, opened and closed nomina}. De-
csmber, opened S61ac, closed e6&c:. May,
opened 2Osc, closed foc. Cats- OctoeeS,
opened and closed nominal; Decenlber,
opened and closed 1sAc: May, opened
and closed nominal; December. opened
376S, closed s7.s2ls; January, opensd
ss6?M, closed $3.50. IardLOctober.
opened and closed norhnaE December.
opened e425, closed $40.
Produce: Butter Extra srean,ery,
.toch, 1s,ac per dozen. hlve Poui..y-,
Turkeys td10c per 10; chickens Chens),
61Ac; spring chickens, 7c; ducks. 1AQ
Sc. Potatoes-Northwester Ssd<sc pes
blu. Sweet Potatoes-Jersey, a2.'59sss
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago. Oct. IS.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for, the day.
$1,000: sales ranged at f2.6o9s.s0 for
pigs. s3.6oG4.oo for light, s3.s5G3.4S for
rough packing, &3.Ssl406 FOR mixed. and
80. 50Q400 for heavy packing ard ship
ping lots. Cattle-Estimated receipts for
day, 10000; quotations ranged at es.1oG
5.55 for choice TO extra shipping steers
A.7ol $40 good to choice do. u <0GAS SO
fair TO good. s5.s5Ga.3o common to nedi-
UNI DO, e3.6094.ss butchers steers. 81,
G3s0 stockers. e3.T044 40 feeders. 81 SOC
$40 COWS, s2.eoG4.so heifers, e. .5G4G
bulls. oxen ard stays, 81 sods. 90 Texas
steers. 23.50d3.5o western rangers and
s3.5066.75 veal calves. Sheep and Lambs
Estimated receipts for the day, Il coo;
quotations ranged at &2.sO64l0 west
ems $,.40T4.40 natives, and s3T5Teor
lambs.
Milwaukee Grain.
Milwaukee. Oct. IS.
Wheat-Weak; No. i northern. eoc:
No. 2 spring. SIC; December, nominal
Corn-Steady; No. 5. 26f25&c. Oats
Lower: No. l white, 2lkQ22c. Rye
| Steady; No. 1, &c.
Coru-c5Qe6c
| Oats-17c.
Hay-Timosby. O. 5ooss So Wild, Asoas So
Slraw-esQfl5O
| Potatoes|Oc.
Butter-Fair 70 choice. I7c; fresh creamery
BIC
| Eggy-l3c.
| Chickens-637c.
| Coel-Soft. Zoe.
CQttle-Butchers pay for corn fed steers
80; COWS and he,fers, 313Nc; calves, 4HS
lE-n0cn3.
Sheep-5ac.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
LE0AI..
Administrators Notice.
Estate of Henry Christensen. cecessea

The undersigned having been sppointsd I'D
Hinsua!rix Of the estate Of Henry Care
Jensen, late OF the county OF Rock Island
state OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she Will appear before the county court OF
Rock Island county, at the Office Of the clerk OF
SAID court, In the city OF Rock Island, at the Do
eember term. on the FIRE: Monday IN December
next, Of which time all persons having clainla
against ssid estate are notified and requested to
ettena Tor The purpose q having the same at-
tusted. An persons indebted 20 ss!d estate are re-
9uested 70 make Immediate payment TO the IN
dsrsizned.
Dated tbiH 2s1 day OF September A. D.. 1897,
GRACE Christensen, Administrative.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
ACCUSED MAN STILL CONTINENT
What He Will Fivst DO After He Gets Free
Of the Law.

Shortly after II O'Clock Luetgert was
INFORMED by Jailer Whitman that his
time for promenad,ng the corridor was
up and he must go to his cell. Just as
ne turned toward his cell he was aske:
II he expected TO be acquitted.
Sure 1 do" he said. why not?"
What are you going to do when you
get oute''
We'll" said Luetgert with a sardonic
grin, L guess about the FIRST th,us I Do
VIII so to see Mrs. Field. my dear, be-
loved Christins-fhat dear devil. She
it."
What theno"
Then am going to try 20 make some
more money. | guess I need il by thi,
tiMe. feel easy over this verdict and
1 don't worry one bit. Now I am going
10 sleep and il any man wakes me up IL
Will be bad for him l tell YOU"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
Was n Daily Chronicle Fahe.

London Oct. 19.-The Daily Telegraph
this morning gives an unqualified lie.
NAL. on authority, TO the Yumor put In
circulation by The Daily Chronicle TIM
Lord Salisbury contemplated retirement
from the premiership and the foreign of
fee. 1t says: Lord Salisbury Is strong
er and feeling better than for many
years: while Lady Salisbury has simos'
completely recovered her health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
John Harri. Does n Good Nights Work.

Keokuk. Ia, Oct. 19.-J6hn Harris shot
and instantly killed George Hebo last
night Kebo is Harris son-in-law. but
not living with his wife. Kebo broke
into the house. and Harris met him.
kebo. fired. then Harris shot. killing him
instantly. Harris gave himself up. Kebo
Is an escaped convict
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

chicago. ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC RAN
~ Nay-1tckcis onn be purchased OF SsRsaap
cnecscd ~ Twentieth siroct ocrot. o.
q * a depot. corner Fifth nvenuc md 11irts.
TINT tifoei. Frank II plummof. Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
New Orleans Fever Necovd.

New Orleans, Oct. 19.-The following
Is the official report Of the board of
health: New cases OF yellow fever. 81;
deaths, I; total cases to date, s6s;
deaths. 100; recovered. 443; under treat
ment 800
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
FOundryrpeps asSoct.t,on

Cincinnati, Oct. 19-The Western
Foundrymen's association convened here
yesterday in annual meeting President
c. A. Sercomb, of Chicago. presided, and
A. Serge. Jr.. also of Chicago, served as
secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-19
DEMANDS A HANGING,
Unusual Claim Made by the
Stats's Attorney in the
Case Of Luetgert.
ASKS FOB THE PENALTY OF DEATH

Close OF Trial That Has Had rs Wide
Public Interest as the Cronin Case-The
Judges Instructions on the Important
Pohts-Crowds Surround the Criminal
Court Building at Chicago Waiting for
the terdict-1ncipient Riot Ouellcd.