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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06
HONORs AT INDIANAPOLIS.
General LawtOn's Remains Viewed by
ThOusands of His COuntrymen.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, February 6-The
body of Gen. Henry W. Lawton, which
arrived in this city from Fort Wayne last
night, was transferred to the state capitol
at II 80 o'clock today, where it lay in state
this afternoon. The day dawned gloomy
and lowering, but this did not prevent
great crowds from lining the street from
the station to the capitol grounds The
military and civic bodies of the state made
up the greater part Of the procession.
The capitol was elaborately decorated in
honor of the dead soldier of Indiana, and
from the time the coffin " as placed on the
catafalque in the great rotunda until the
doors We're closed the stream of people was
unbroken- Excursion trains brought thous-
ands of people from over the state, and
business was suspended during portion of
the day.
The schools were dismissed early SO that
the children might join In the last tribute
of respect.
The south and east entrances to the state
house were wreathed with flags, blended
with crepe. AT the east entrance were two
brass cannon, relics of the civil war.
A guard of honor was stationed near the
comm The funeral party will leave for
Washington tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06

People Welcome Prospect of Peace mt
kentucky's Capital.

FRANKFORT. KY, February 6.-The
news of the agreement reached last night
In Louisville WIS received with great re-
Her in Frankfort. The strain of the last
ten days has been very great. and any les
senlng of tension was most welcome to the
members Of both parties. Not a single
member Of the legislature, democrat or re-
publican. Is in the city. and none is ex-
pected before late in The afternoon or to-
morrow.
1t was 1870 O'Clock before Judge Yost
and Mr. Sweeney. the republican attorneys
arrived from Louisville. General Daniel
Lindsay Of Louisville being with them
They had the agreement and carried it at
once to Governor Tayior's office, and the
door was locked upon all outsiders.
1t is generally believed that Goverpor
Taylor will accept the agreement, although
he has as yet given no positive assurances
that he will do 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06
FOR INTERNATIONAL. BImzsTALL1sM.
Finance Committee Adds q Section to
the Currency Bill

A0oB = SectlOn TO
the Currency Bill
The Senate finance committee today re-
ported new section Of the financial bill as
follows:
That the provisions OF this. act are not
intended to place any obstacles in the way
OF the accaEsplishment OF International BIZ
neutrality-suspicious. the-sanef be received
by concurrent action Of the leading COM
mercial nations Of the world, and at ratio
which shall insure permsnenoe Of relative
value between gold and silver.
When the committee met Senator Aldrich,
chairman, offered the ameadmsnt declaring
for international asreenent for the recog-
milton Of blmetanism.
The republican members manifested no
surprise and the democrats received the
amendment wfti. sarcastic smile.
There was but little discussion Senator
Aldrich said In reply to questions that the
object OF the amendment was to meet the
criticism that the republicans had aban-
doned the position for International bimetal-
lism taken by 1t In the ST. Louis conven-
tion.
The vote on the amendment showed a
strict division on party lines, Senator Jones
of Nevada not voting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06
REMAINS LIE IN STATE
t't7 49,
Mr.. GoebePs Home City Pays Tribute to
His Memory.
Large Crowds Visit Odd Fellows Hall
in COvinEton for n Last
Look.

COVINGTON, Ky. February 6.-The spe-
cial Goebel funeral train arrived here at s
o'clock this morning from Frankfort. 1t
consisted of a baggage car with the casket
and floral tributes, a coach for the pail
bearers, judges of the appellate court
legislative committee and others, and a
Pullman with the relatives. Among those
in the Pullman We're Arthur ,Goebel of Gin
cinnati, Justrs GOebel, wife and children of
Arizona; Mrs. Braunecker of Ohio, sister
of the deceased; Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds of
Cincinnati; Mr.. Reynolds is a brother-in-
law of Justus Goebel. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
also in the Pullman.
The casket was removed from the Cap
ital Hotel at Frankfort shortly before 4
many pedestrians, proceeded under the
electric lights to the special train which
left at am.
Demonstration at CovingtOn.
The demonstration in honor of Governor
Goebel i'll the city and county which he
had represented in the state senate for
twelve years was impressively simple. A
large detail of police was stationed about
the depot, and another detail kept the
streets clear from the depot to the Odd
Fellows Hall, where the body lies in state.
With the exception of floral tributes car
ried in the procession there was no at
tempt at display. The relatives had been
driven to their respective homes and not
a single carriage was in line. A guard of
honor, consisting of fifty neighbors, re-
ceived the body at the depot, and another
guard was in waiting for it at Odd Eel
lows Hall. The detail of police at the
depot led the procession, followed by the
guards of honor, members of the legisla-
ture and of the court of appeals, Kenton
County Bar Association, Campbell County
Bar Association and other organizations
but the great bulk of the procession was
made up of a multitude of people, who as
sembled at the depot and fell into the line
Remains LIE in State.
During the first hour after the arrival
of the funeral train only small portion
of the crowd could gain entrance to Odd
Fellows Hail. and a steady procession
moved past the bier all the forenoon The
remains will lie in state here until 10 pm,
and then they viii be in charge of the
guard during the night and conveyed back
to Frankfort by special train tomorrow
morning, where they will lie in state until
the funeral at that place on Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06
PURSUED BY OFFICE SEEKERS.
Governor smith object of ImpOrtuni-
ties of Hungry Democrats.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, February 6.-Gov.
Smith was at the state house@today for the
first time since his sickness, and was al
most overwhelmed by the large crowd of
Office seekers, who came from every Sec
ton of the state. Every part of the, state
house was filled with hungry democrats
who want office, and the number of appli-
cants exceeds all former records. In many
cases there are at least fifty applicants for
an Office. The appointments wIl not be
made until next week.
The attorney general having decided that
the police reorganization bills which were
passed last week are unconstitutional, new
bills will be introduced at once, which will
remedy the defects. Every one here is
laughing at the State Bar Association,
which approved the bills, as well as many
leading lawyers, all of whom failed to see
the errors in the bills. which are now ap-
parent to all, since they have been pointed
out by Attorney General Rayner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06
What Senator Mcmillan Says About
the Matter.

1.-The District committee has in mind the
necessity for placing all overhead wires un-
der ground" said Mr.. Mcmillan. chairman
OF the Senate committee on the District of
Columbia, today. The electric light wires
have been placed under ground, and the
District is putting the overhead wires used
in its fire alarm service In conduits There
is no reason why the city should have the
uLsightly overhead wires of the telegraph
and telephone companies here to dishgaiile
the streets expect in the near future 20
introduce in the Senate bin 10 do AWAY
with all these wires and to provide that
they he placed in conduits."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06
ALL-NIGHT STREET CARS.
Ihey Will Run Every Half Hour Oxer
the Metropolitan Line

Inc aii-night service will be begun on the
metropolitan railroad tonight At the end
OF the regular day service, which is about
l:So am., cars will be run every half hour
until the time for beginning the day sched-
ule. which is about 5:3O am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06
a BUSINESS AXIoM
From rIin,er's ,nk.

From Printer. Iuk.
Money spent in continue
GUS advertising in the daily
press draws interest that is
compounded daily.
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Transmitted to the Senate

The Presidents letter of transmi,taI is
follows:
ITO the Senate: transmit herewith. with
a view to receive the advice and consent or
the Senate to its ratification, convention
this day signed by the respective plenipo-
tentiaries of the United States and Great
Britain to facilitate the construction of a
ship canal to connect the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans, and to remove any objec-
ton which might arise out of the conven-
ton of April ~, 1850, commonly called the
Clayton-Bulwer treaty, to the construction
of such canal under the auspices of the
government of the United States
"WILLIAM MCKINLEY
Executive Mansion,
"Washington, D. c. February i 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06
WIRES Under GROUND.

manson,
Washington. d. c., February j. 1g,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

waycross. Ca. Dec ll-Dean Taurier.
l6-year-old son Of Mr.. r. n. Laurier.
Ware county's tax collector, was out
hunting Saturday and had the misfor-
tune 10 break bis arm.
The remains OF Frank Whitney were
buried this morning 800 Kettle Creek Gene
tcrv he was a brnther-lu-lnw Of J. ".
S. G. $. and r. b Hardy 81 this city.
and died yesterday Ia the asylum at NIL
ledgcvlile. where be was sent four or i've
years ago.
The following ticket viii probably b.
presented to the mass meeting at the
opera House Friday night This meet
ing is held each year on the second FRI
day night in December. Mayor 4. NJ.
Krleht. Alderman. First ward. o.. r.
Murphy: Second ward. J. A. Jones: Third
ward. W s. Crawford. Fourth ward. ].
NJ Wells: Fifth ward. y. II. Williams.
Beard of Education. ". j. Curswel.. J. G.
Humphreys and W NJ Toomef.
Rev NJ \. Thigpen and George r.
Youmans have applied for letters OF adj
ministration on the estate of the late T.
Thigpcn and Ordinary Lott will pass
upon che same the FIRST Monday IN jan
uary They have been appointed temper
airy administrators.
T. * Dale an employe Of the Satllla
Manufacturing Company. lost the thumb
and forcnngcr from his left hand while
oriing around some machinery.
The family Of Mr. Ezra James. late ed
itor OF thc SELF Reliance now detunct
win be sent 20 Atlanta. where he Is Al
work Funds are being raised here to-day
to pay their way. Tho family consists Of
a wife ana ten or twelve children.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

Crawford Ward. East-aiiddie part i9t
/. quarters.
Ebert Ward-S3utheast part lot -. 2
quarters. east 2a lot -.
Forsyth Nard-Lsot Is. quarters.
Franklin Ward--Lot .. quarters east y
LOT q. quarters.
New Franklin ward-Esst = lot Il. ?
quarters.
Green ward-East part lot T. quarter;
south p LOT Is. quarters; northeast =
lot p. quarters.
jackson Narl-Lot %. quarters. md
ale = loi 81 quarters
Jasper Ward-Lot %. quarters: west
= lot &C. quarters. east y lot g. 2 quar-
tiers.
Lafayette ward-West = lot /. 2 quar-
tiers, lct -. quarters.
Liberty Ward-I.ot T. quarters. lot g.
quarters lot .. 2 quarters lot 10. quar-
tcrs: east part lot j.. ? quarters. east >
lot g. quarters.
Pulaski Warl-Lot Is. ? quarters: south
= lot ., quarters.
Troup ward-ioi n quarters. west
part lot . 2 quarters: north y lot 81. .
qua tiers. east o. n south = lot 81. qu4r-
tiers. lot 20. ? quarters.
Warren Ward-west = iof 10, ? quarters
lot i6. quarters.
washington ward-west = lot Il. ?
quarters.
All persons having Interest in the above
Tors are hereby notified that n the
amounts now due are not paid 20 the CITY
treasurer on cr before Dec 18th inst ]
viii proceed on the morning Of Dee rs 70
enter according 10 law.
JOHN POWER.
city Marshal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
THE WILL or CONGRESS.
The Ordinary Congressman Comes
and Goes. Leaving No Trace.

l.. A. Coolidge In Ainslees.
THE average length OF career in
Congress Is four years. At the beginning
Of every Congress about oue-third OF the
members OF the House are new 70 <he bus
mess. II r. a rare thing for n member
% make any SOFT OF a mark In legislation
before he has been In the House az least
two fun terms, and those who have forced
themselves above the surface before the
close OF single term can almost be
counted on the fingers OF one hand The
ordinary congressman mes and goes and
leaves no trace behind him. except on
the salary voucher The man who stays
IN the House FOR more than two terms
has a fair chance Of WELDING a little in
hucncc. lie gets his name into the Con-
gressional Record once 81 a while ne is
recognized by tho Speaker occasionally;
and Il he is unusually lucky the news
p1pers takes him up and sometimes give
him a headline all TO himself There are
i3i members of the present House who
are serving their third term or better.
or these twenty-five. az a generous est-
mate are 30 well known that their names
might carry some meaning outside their
own state. The work Of a congressman
IL thankless enough. II brings nothing
ln the way 81 money. little In the way
Of reputation. except IN rare instances.
ana vast amount q drudgery A man
must be IN tho harness for years gcncr-
ally before he amounts 20 anything. AMI
bv the time he bcgins to count in legisla-
ton DE has lost hle enthusiasm and spirit.
and becomes n pack-horse. Once In a
while al rare intervals there Is a n1si
across the dun legislative sky like a me-
teor. and a sudden reputation IS made FOR
a new man That was the way with
Bryan when he FIRST came 20 the House
In the Flfty-third Congress and sprang
into instant notoriety with a speech on
tire tnrim that dazzied everybody I.iitlc-
fied Of Maine inside an even more effect
i've stroke last winter with his argument
against the unseating OF the Norm
Roberts Thcge are the most striking ex-
ampies Ia recent years OF regulations
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
NrRIcAcEs or CHINESE FINANCE
rhey Are of "a Kind 90 Drive West
ern Banker Crazy.

new orleans mes democrat.
China Is FUN OF mysteries" said the
chief clerk Of New Orleans steamship
agency. chatting after business hours che
other day. hut the greatest OF an is It's
money. I was stationed az Hong Kong
dur ng che larger part OF 1895 rs assistant
manager for the principal German export
house in the city. aud made a desperate
effort to master the intricacies OF native
finance. but I never entirely succeeded.
Wiener / Thought I had graspcd the
subject some new complication would
arise and leave me worse mudllcd than
ever. To begin with the finances OF the
" hole empire are based on the queer
looking copper coin with a square hole
To the centre known as "A cash 10 is the
only recognized legal tender; all taxes
are assessed In Il and the great majority
OF big business deals with Chinese mer
chants are first figured out In that med
ium For convenience they are generally
strung through the centre IN punches Of
~
II was IN China Tor over nine months
aud never found out exactly what cash
was worth. Most Americans over there
have a misty idea that they run about a
hushel 90 the dollar but. while that ism
very far from the truth. the estimate a
hardly accurate enough for commercial
purposes The official value OF the coin Is
about ] 200 70 the silver taeL CO Chinese
ounce. but the real value depends on cir
cumstances Every province minte taels
ard they range an the way from 30 20
cents, according 20 the amouH Of 10,
metal the director IL IN the habR Of mix
Ing with his silver. And that isn't all
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
scoRE IN I'M slx-DAY MGR.
Riders Were Near the i.oOO-Miie
Mark at Midnight.


New York. Dec ii-with the thousand
mile mark but a score Or miles ahead %
them. nine Of t1e s.N-day bicycle riders
To Madison Square Garden az midnight
tonight before 10000 spectators were
keeping up the hurricane pace set for
tncm a. midnight on sunday This WIS
tlc beginning of the Third day Of the con-
test. and Elkes ana Mcfarland and
Fierce and McEachcrn had ridden go
miles ana three laps and were one lap
o. tho front an advantage which was see
cured through nu unfortunate accident 20
the French team. Gougoltz and Sitnaf,
early this afternoon Turine and Glmm
mode "a great squirt just before midnight
and are now only one lap back OF the
Frenchmeu.
Ats o'clock IN tho morning Waller and
Gimm coll.dcd with "a crash SIX tired
and sleepy men iu the line rode straight
into the mix up. Fortunately no one vas
seriously hurt either physically or Ia his
chances for first place.
Al O'Clock the leading teams were SIX
miles and nine laps ahead Of the record
OF 1854 held by Pierce and q nm The
score at o'clock this "Wednesday morn
ng IS.
Eikes and McFarlanl. ss53: Pierce and
NcEachcrn. asa3. S.mar and Gougol'z.
sSs q Turvule and G.mm. $3.50. Waller and
stinson $3.50. Bahco.k aud AronHon.
80 e.. Fisher sa4 frederick $50. Kaiser
and Ryser. sstG. Muller and Accoutricr.
s65I
Tie score M o'clock follows
Eikes and Mcfarland Pierce and Nc
Eachern. 1909. simar and Gougoltz. T.
f0a1. Turyiue ard Gimm. Waller and
stinson and Bahcock and Areufon. IT.
nli q. Fisher md Frederick. i.ml.7: Kali
ser and Ryser. i,o0ib. Miller ana Accou-
trfnr Qen
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

Eichhols. F., southwest corner Liberty
street lane and East Broad streets
E.chhois Sciig, No. 1912 Cemetery street
Groves, ". C.. northwest corner Barnard
and Bryan streets.
Giidea. Nen. No. 40 Broughton street
east.
Galina. J. A.. No. . Drayton street
Genken. Hartman H.. No. AZ Broughton
street east.
Helmkeu. J. II. southeast corner Libsr-
~ and whitaker streets.
Hart Francis. No. n jefferson street.
Holman } r.. No. 6sf President street
Hermann q Berenthe.m. No l6 Barnard
street
Rlcnc. Herman. No. is4 Bryan stree.
Kelly. a. r.. Bay lane. near Bull street
Lyon. Jonn & Co. northeast corner
Broughton and whitaker streets
Lane. n No. Is Broughton street east
Levan. Chas. H.. No. III Congress
street wet.
Meincke. p. A.. No. $50 Bryan street
west
Manning. p. No. q Bay street. east.
Morrison, Sarah. No. go ogleihoFPe
Never. J r.. No 5n sims street.
McAlp.n. T. f.. No. % Price street.
Nell. Otto w, 4o5 Brough'on sies"
west
Ohslek. Chas.. southeast corner og.e-
thorpe avenue and Reynolds streets.
Ohsiek. John. northeast corner b@'
ana West Broad streets.
Peters Fred northeast corscr BUT
yourhs and Park avenue.
Reilly. L.. l2s Bryan street west
Rocutsch. Martin & Co.. No. 22e bfous'
tor street. west. -.
Rercpouolox. A. c. s. Co. No. rs BY
an street west.
Rehm. l.. c.. northeast corner Jehers''
aud Afce streets.
Rcpke. John. No. 20 Drayton suee.
Ro-kcr. J. W Bro. southwest cofAT'
West Broad and Joses streets.
Raskln. s.. corner West BFoad WIZ
Cw.nuctt streets.
SIMPSON. r.. 500 Bryan street, wcst
Schwarz. George. 81 Congress s"e-N
west. -
stcinman. Bros. No. ~ West Broad
street.
stenens. Harry. East Broad and os's'
thorpe avenue.
schwarz. George c.. corner Congress a-'
whitaker streets.
schnaars. u. j.. No a0i Wilson street
schuies. c.. No. 1876 Price street.
srhever. J. H.. III West Broad stree
stahmcr. John. 52i Bryan street w..
Taussaut. Chas.. No. 52 ogletAo'F
avenue
Tienken. Fred J.. No. sss Liberty street,
east
vcrukl En. No ~ Barnard street, IA,
Noiiers w southeast corner A't
ana West Broad street. ,,.,l
WcifE. b.. northwest corner Easi Dr.
and Harris streets. ,...l
william q orice. No. $40 west B'''
street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

Douglas. Go. Dec. u.-Shcrin- elect W
W. Sutherland. with his family. NOV ed
Into his new quarters at the new jan
yesterday he says that every outstand-
fng warrant shall be executed. and tho
accused brought 10 trial. n Il takes TWEEN
- deputies 20 do t. or the accused viii
have 10 leave the earth.
Next Saturday Is the day for eiectins
"a Mayor and Aldermen for the city o;
Douglas. and ar set no announced can
dldates 10 opposition 10 the Old board.
Mayor Mcdonald Will. ga all probability.
&c reelected with perhaps change la
some OF the board OF aldermen
Business is improving ana prosperous
There are $40 bales sea island cotton in
the Merchants and Planters warehouse.
buildings going up an the time aud de-
rnands for realty and houses arc increas-
ing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12

quickly made. Away back IN the Fifty
third Congress. Lafe Pence caught the
House in the frsg week after he took his
seat with free-silver speech. II is eig-
nihcant that those who thus make IA Il A.
matte entrance IN the House rarely count
for much In legislation af,e ward. Bryan
never had any influence, ana ali the while
he stayed IN Congress he was looked o.
az a good talker and nothing more
Towne frittered himself away after his
silver speech. and. as FOR Lafe Pence
VINO had black tyre IN the newspap ers
for few DAYS after his maiden effort
It Is hard nowadays % md anybody WHO
can remember his name
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
OFFICIAL.
ARREARS FOR GROUND RENT-

NaAs VI savannah
Ohce City Treasurer. Dee l. 1870
The following lots are tn arrears Tor
ground rent, OF which owners are hereby
notified G. > Hardee.
City Treasurer
Calhoun ward-Lot .. quarters; lot
"A. quarters.
Charlton ward-Lot 1. quarters: cas-, v,
10, g. quarters
Chatham ward-Eas, = lot q. . quar-
ters: east = iot % quarters
Columbia Ward-EBst part lot q =
quarters, west y OF east part Of lot D. ?
quarters.
CRAWFORD Ward--Wess = lot 6. 2 quar-.
tiers: iot ., ? quarters; lot "a. quarters.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
rhrce Women Missionarics.

New York Dec. 1.-THE board OF man
ayers OF the Protestant EPISCOPAL Mis-
siouary Society held Sc monthly meeting
to-day. Three women missionaries We're
appointed for work within che United
states They were Miss Nancy Gantlins.
who IL 20 work among the negroes az
Brunswick. Ca. under the direction OF
the Bishop of Georgia. Miss Augusta NJ.
Murphy. 10 Los Angeles. and Miss Laura
carroll 10 North Carolina.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
ARRESTED ~ NEW YoRK.
Man From Costa RIea - Taken In
Charge ny Police.

New York. Dec IA man giving the
name Of Jose Antonio Martinez. who
Claims 20 be merchant-planter OF Costa
Rita. was arrested to-day as a result o.
dispatch from the United States con-
sal at Panama, received by the police
here Martinez arrived here to-day on the
steamer Athos from Panama. The dis
patch from United states Consul Gudger
az Panama vas as follows.
Per Athos from Lim0n viii arrive on
Sunday. Man travelling under assumed
uame Jose Antonio Martinez Tor Josefa
Tahucto. absconded Watch until arrival
% Advance. Gud@cr
Martinez carried E.2e in Eve bank
drafts. n 90 In money. Ss27 In silver Mex
lean coins and - large number Of South
American gold coins The prisoner said he
had not abscoudcd and asa not know why
Pc had been arrested.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
CRY Of FIRE CAUSED PANIC.
Hundreds OF Children Fought and
Struggled 20 Escape.

Chicago. Dec. n.-Fifteen hundred chill
dTen fought and struggied 10 escape the
fancied horror Of death By FIRE this even.
Ing in the West Twelfth street Turner
Hell. where they were seeing a Punch aud
Judy show. There was no spark OF flame
iu the building but the cry OF a startled
younsster was taken up instantly. ana
the gathering was a panic. -Four children
were badly hurt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-12
WAS ACQUITTED or MURDER.
John Ganord Tried for KtIIina
ErnncIs ~. LIoNh.

Montgomery. Ala. Dec 1.-THE jury in
the case Of John Ganord. charged with
the murder Of Francis b. Lloyd. brought
IN verdict to-day OF not guilty. aud the
prisoner was discharged
This terminated one Of the most ceie-
braied criminal cases ever tried IN Ala
baua In August. 1897. Ganord shot and
killed Lloyd. the newspaper man known
a. RUFUS Sanders" Ganord claimed
that Lloyd had improper relations with
his sister