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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23

WHERE GOLD DEMOCRATS STAND.
W. E. Verify, the political writer OF
the Minneapolis Tribune, who is maxi
Ing tour of Minnesota to test political
conditions writes his paper from Du-
luth as follows: IS tH
While Gold Democrats are not very
numerous in Duluth, it is estimate
that fully 200 of them voted for Nc
Kinley in 1896 and that almost without
exception they intend doing SO again in
November
One of the most notable of these is
Wilson G. Crosby, one of the leading
attorneys of this city, who stands very
high in the estimation of the bar
throughout the state.
You can say that while I shall vote
Tor Mckinley this fall, am not Nc
kinley man, and never have been an
admirer OF the president. Four years
ago | was with the Gold Democrats. In
TACT, was an elector on the Palmer
Buckner ticket. This year third par
~ organization is impossible. and /
snail cast my vote for the Republican
candidate.
1t Is my opinion that Mr.. Bryan is
very dangerous man with little to
commend his candidacy to thinking
men He is dangerous because the doc
uines he breaches are vicious. The tri-
umph of Bryan and Organism would
De disastrous. Mckinley l look upon
as skilled politician and nothing bet
Ter, but he stands for a party which
WIZ preserve the business interests of
.he nation and give us prosperity. 1t
Is much to be preferred, therefore, that
mckinley be elected, rather than Mr.
bryan, whose sole claim to eminence
rests upon his crown of thorns and
cross of gold speech.
Imperialism and militarism are two
expressions which dc not brighten me
III the least No matter what the Kan
sas City convention may have said to
Tue contrary, 16 to is-the paramount
issue and was made so by Mr.. Bryan
himself. There is real danger to be
anticipated from vicious financial legis-
iatlon, but there is no reason to fear
usurpation of government by the army.
mere is not the slightest danger that
tue american people will permit the
establishment of an empire or the
creation of such large standing army
'nat the country would be endangered.
Inc financial issue overshadows all
others in my opinion and until the
ant-Bryan element regains control Of
the Democracy I do not see how | can
return to the fold"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23

, In Buena Vista county. Ia. the
threshing machine operators formed a
trust, and the farmers were so in
censed at the prospect of having to
aeai with An octopus that they imme-
diately formed another trust to boy
cott the original octopus and fix the
rates FOR thrashing which they are
willing to pay. And yet there are
.nose who claim the trust problem II
not easy to solve.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23
Balance of state. -. 49,. 1000, 90

For Gregory, Lyman, and all counties
west OF the Missouri river. and all the
Black Hills, also, counting Buffalo,
Sphinx, Brown, Day and Marshall coun-
ties, and all counties west OF those last
named, to the Missouri river. twenty
three counties in all, Mr.. King esti-
mates that 100000 bushels is q fair
estimate, which swells the grand total
to so 100000 bushels OF corn produced in
South Dakota for the season Of 1900
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23

The Crop i'm the Famous,Corn BELT OF
south Dakota This Year.


South Dakota's corn crop Is attract
ing much attention. IL Is the first time
In the history OF the state that a num-
Der of counties have been considered
in the corn belt" the more southern
counties enjoying that distinction quite
exclusively. j. H King has just com-
pleted tour OF most of the corn grow
ing counties of the state, and submits
estimates that are believed to be con-
sentative and reasonable. Besides per-
sonaT observation, he has made careful
inquiry from farmers and others re-
garding the corn acreage and numter
of bushels that will likely be produced.
In twenty-nine counties the estimate
counts only from one-fourth to one
half of the area of such counties as
Hutchinson, Yankton, Clay, Lincoln
and Minnehaha in corn, the estimate
growing less as to the proportionats
area planted to corn, down to onc-fif-
teenth and one-twentieth I'm other
counties. even in the corn belt" For.
from the twenty-nine counties named
below. from Brule county southwest to
Roberts county, the estimate IS as fol-
lows:
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23

The Republican policy OF expansion
is to secure footholds by which our
commerce will be protected and ex-
tended. The Democratic policy was to
acquire slave territory and additional
power In Congress through an tacreas-
"a number Of slave 2tateA -.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23

The Hon. William Joel Stone Of Mis-
souri, says a kind word for two emf
nent Bryanites, one little newer than
the other:
We had two remarkable acquisitions
last week from without our lines. Web
ster Davis and David Bennett Hill"
Webster Davis and David Bennett
Hill! At last the sage OF Wolfert's
Roost tastes the sweets of real fame.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23

The calm, wise Judgment OF William
Mckinley appeals to the solid, mature
element all over the country. 'Thile
freddy" is the idol OF tina bows every
where The combination can't be beat,
and it already has the country gong
its way.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23

Speaking of the effect OF the Foraker
bill upon Cuba and the Cubans. la
Lucha," published In Havana, says:
"It has been of untold benefit to the
island. and will stand as monument
to the sincerity of purpose on the part
OF the American government"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23
ARRIVE.

After the Pr..,.
:. Chief Wiki
force said that
laresca and Nj. !
etained at quar-.
harbor by hil
Ion to Naples,
mended to the 4
ny. On Aug. II
vised from IA.
anarchist. wa, |
United States, |
'npt to ATTACH !
ION an invest.
while it could |
Mraesca was !
eloped that be
'scription was
in New Yort
e Kaiser WI. |
Iresca and his |
turned over 10
les, with a re.
rted. Gulda's
ng investiga.
nine years d.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23
ON WARN
' SanesA ,s ,,,sss WI

' ss.ssn ss; ,s,... WI
mber Of Il. Gsarsj
tances ~. Two daa
ned to escan Gao 4
pct that he eye = e'aI
frled to his sssas
no go FAMILY, onl'
month month inquiries s
E Ss'Se sd from ss,ss'
aese,, came sayIss
ars ago, and ,us.s'
Out ~ that he ~
"A. a few days :,
ron rom her shori.s
second marrI,s.
s unknown. Bsisss
ave I'VE admitted Tia,
tn the Sacrament
. /. that he mar d.
81 : intoxicated ,s aai
ca Cd. with her. i.
INN mhdelity to him
m ni'e years, ever
wife, and he Ia,
t,o here. He Ia,
tlon while hen.
Fse was a happy
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23

lust imagine UEcle Sam handirg the
Philippines over 70 Aguinaldo with his
Lkiad regards. - Il
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23

Colonel Bryan has yet to see the
camera that he 10 afraid OF,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-23
CALLED,

will Gather
DON.
The first ma.
es ever he'd
here next
Ell tourists,
cook any.
sleep any.
are invited.
ON Chicago,
on City and
nal tourists
'unicated. \
Pr Rouchet |
ass for the
request Of |
aid his re. |
hat Hum. |
Eated. The |
gh Consul !
ter in the
|oswadoske
d to ask
Delegate
endeayor
scind his l.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
COULD NOT MY THIS GOD.
Hindoo Divinity saved From the
Mohammedans l. Above Price.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
II Is part of the Mohammoian creed 10
smash the noses OF all idols they moy
come across. When they invaded India
they defaced IN this way every Hindoo
god figure OF Nishnu cut in green
Jade was buried in the bed Of the Gangcs
during this invasion and Is now preserved
In a temple IA Benares. IL s. the only per-
feet Image Left OF an the old idols. and its
sanctty Is such that the priests Of ALA
hahad have offered for Il its weight IN
gold. together with two magnificent ru-
bies. formerly the eyes Of Buddha. But
they cannot buy g.
An enterprising Australian millionaire
named leonard took a trip to Peru re-
Gently. he saw great fiocks Of The alpaca
wandering on tho Andes. Being a wool
grower himself he was struck with inc =
splendid fleece lie resolved 10 buy some
and take them home. lie found that the
Peruvian government absolutely prohibit
ed their export. He tried. by char,ering
a special snip, 20 smuggle some on but
was unsuccessful. Then the idea occurred
10 him OF taking them out Of the country
eastward. lie bought q large flock, en-
gagged rusty men and had the creatures
driven over tho passes. h.V0 feei above
sea !eve. ana then clean across tho cont
nent 10 Buenos Ayres. This little eXpedi-
ton cost him 1890. But the .ong march
had so weakened the alpacas that they ell
died on the voyage.
on the top % the Prince Of Wales cor
onet Is a small tuft Of feathers. The wife
OF q rich Manchester cotton spinner en-
deavored 20 got some similar she was
told that there were none on The market
Il don't mind gponding 800" she said. The
plume seller smiled They Will cost you
the rYrioo OF "A specIaf exreditiou 10 New
Guinea" be observed Her husband was
enormously wealthy aud she induced him
10 authorize this. Last June tho plume
hunters returned. They had been away
nearly o year and spent over 500. They
reported that tho feriwah. the particular
kind o. bird % paradise from which the
plumes are taken. is extinct
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
HIS REoUISITloN REFUSED.
GOV. Mounts Action IA the kentuckS
Cases D. BeinE Used a. a Pre-
ccdcnt AEninsa Him

indianapolis. Ind. Dec Gov Mount
to-day received word that Gov Thomas
OF Colorado. had refused to honor a rcqui-
si.iou from Indiana Tor the return OF Clif-
,cu OXman OF Princeton. Ind. accused OF
detaudins real estate dealer OF Chi
cago
a special from Denver saws t1c Indiana
eher.0 had Attorney l,aeral Campbell
@, Colorado inspect tho papers ana ,lcy
were declared legal After this Do is
stated Gov. Thomas had "a consultation
with Mr.. Campt.l and theu announced
chat the papers were not made out iu
technical form and tnls IN connection
wltI tne atItlIc of Gov Mount OF In
a.ara. ln refusing to honor Gov. Bark-
ham 81 requlsl,iou Tor 16 return to Ken
t1-hy oi ". $. Taylor aul others Low
living iu INDIANA. Wao were wanted m
Kentucky. hc SAID would cause aim 90
refuse tine gequsitiau Gov Thomas. 10
Is stated ut the ttme said THAT several
other Govtruogo be- believed dtrided to
take similar steps regarding Gov Mount
GOV. Mount said to-nient There may
be- something political in tnis matter D
am surprised thar Gov. Ihon0. Itsor.s
t' ans so-calied precedent lu a.s action
ca tae rcquisltlou. DE cites nay action lu
tAc kruuckA cases as "A precedent. whl. h
bee says bee is Inclined e. follow / con-
s.dered no prccent when ] refused thc
Kentucky rcouis flons I did eco because
did not believe the men could get fair
trial IN their own state"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
AFFAIRS Al AMERICUs.
Carnival Arranged for Christmas
Week-Other Matters.

Americas. Ca. Dec. 9.-The people Of
Americus are quite enthusiastic over the
proposed Christmas carnival. the success
Of which now seems assured An amuse-
ment company has the contract for fur
ulshlng the Midway and other street at
fractions. while the usual trades display
VII be a prominent feature. Efforts are
being made towards military display.
and 10 this end tho Fourth Regiment viii
be invited here. while GOV. Gambler viii
be asked to come and review the troops.
The carnival viii last throughout Christ
mas week. beginning on Monday. 2ith. and
thousands Of visitors are expected.
The regular city election for Mayor and
Aldermen takes place next wednesday,
but AS the result was determined at the
Democratic primary three weeks ago, the
regular election viii create but htue IN
terest Hon. John Z. Feldor, one OF Amer
icus' most progressive and popular ciu-
zens. viii be Mayor and as IN the past
wii1 DO much towards advancing the city
material and commercial Interests.
Amcri us merchants have been having
a business carnival for several weeks In
the way Of splendid fan trade. Business
has not been 50 good In years. AMI All
rejoice at the prosperity which lucent
.otton has brought them.
The handsome new house % worship
erected here by the Universalists Of
Americus ard this section was formally
dedicated to- az. y Q. II. Shinn 81 bos-
ton. Mass. general missionary. preached
the dedicatory sermon. and was assisted
by Rev. y b. Clayton OF South ca Ina
and Or. Thomas Chapman OF Georgia
Many Uuiversa fists residing Ia nearby
towns are attending tho dedlcatory meet
ines. which began on Friday last and
closed tonight
sumter Superior Court Is sim 10 SEES
sion. to-mor ow beginning the third week
OF the term. No cases o. special import
ancc have been tried so far.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

Dawson. Ga. Dec. s.-Friday night
about o'clock. Jim Jones. negro from
Fitzgerald wac held up on Main street
by pai.as Beckworth and VIII or "Baek''
Diamond. and VIVA, money he had taken
from him The scene q the crime was
near r. l. Melton's store IN the glare
OF two arc lights. Beckworth put pistol
20 Jones face. while Diamond rined
his pockets they receiving for their bold
work 81 81 In cash-au Jones had. The
robbers were arraigued before Mayor
Lowry and nned 50 each or forty days
on the streets After serving their sem
lenses Tor the city they VIII be delivered
20 the county officials 20 oe tried for
highway robbery. Beckworth was under
a 500 bond FOR committing similar
crime In Dawson some two months ago.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
CAPT \. IA. HENDERSON DEAD.
Accidental killing Brings Grief q
Two Families.


Macon. Dec. 9-Cap, Tom II Hender-
son. aged IS. years died to-day at noon.
Kidney trouble killed him lie was 300
only a short time For twelve years he
had been IN charge Of the warehouse Of
Jaques a Tinsicy Prior 70 that time he
was agent for the Southern Express Com
pauy. lie was born la Virginia. but came
TO Macon Immediately after the war. n
which he was "a brave soldier. He leaves
a widow two daughters and "A son.
Aliine cheek. aged y years. shot and
X He'd his lstlc e-yelr-old playmate. Louis
Wnchiush this morning The two were
playing boo room 90 the Cheek residence
with several other children. Nilchinski
WAS about 90 leave. when Cheek picked
mp The sho gun from The corner and said.
Don't leave us yet With these words
the gun fired and Wnchusk feil dead,
half al his neck being torn away AMI
spatercd against tine wall. Cheek
dropped the gun and ran into the street.
begging somebody 90 Kill him. explaining
thar he had killed his friend. The coroner
refused 20 hold an inquest The mother
% each Of the boys is Frustrated with
grief The fathers are merchants here.
C. &. Cox. bookkeeper for Stevens
Pottery. died here to-day
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
POSTMASTER WAS Convicted.
improvements On the ~. Johns.
other Jacksonville News.

improvements On the ~. Johns.
other Jacksonville News.
Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. &-In the United
States Court to-day. tho jury Ia the case
Of William Granus. hate postmaster at
Bloomfield Fla.. charged with misappro.
priaung government funds TO hts own use.
20 tho amount Of tS27l. on Nov q. 1879.
found the prisoner guilty. Sentence vas
moi passed to-day
Members OF the Board OF Trade are
much Rra'iiled over the report OF the gov
erumeut engineers in recommending an APP
preparation 81 $4,000 FOR the improvement
Of thc 81. Johns bar. The Eoafd Of Trade
deserve much credit for the work they
have done IN this direction. as they have
laborcd hard 10 this end
The steamer Fred d-Bary will be placed
on the run between Jacksonvll . and SAN
ford on Feb. !. Tho city OF Jacksonville
Is now on the route. but the increase in
tourists viii warrant two boats by FEB
ruary
The city electric light plant IL being en-
iarged. new machinery being added which
will give fully $500 additional iucandescent
lights.
Frank Gardner and Charles Horton
two negro longshorcmen. had a fight az
the Clyde dock last ght which will result
IN the death 81 the lsser. Gardner was
arrested last night and to-day a warrant
WIS sworn out against him, charging him
with assault with intent 10 kill Horton
vns seriously cut and Is bleeding inter
naily and ~ likely 10 die at any time
Tho new longshoremen a. the Clyde
dock have adopted rules forbldding any
crap games IN their rooms on the boat
where they lodge. Guards have been ap-
pointed 10 keep watch and prevent any
thing Of the kind,
Much interest Is centered In the case
Of r. D. Lukenbu OF Fernandina. who IL
charged by the Seaboard Air Line with
being a defaulter 20 the amount Of 10000
or $4,000 The case comes up next We'd
nesday. Attorney Hail Of Fernandina. as
sisted by Maj S. Clair Abrams Of this
city viii conduct the defense. John c.
Cooper and y. w. Pope Of this city will
represent the seaboard Air Line and con-
duct the prosecution.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

earro ~ e1rn scnf on board the Leo)
lVt % l.ia 1887. l,f' l45. is6s. 1875 1897.
ia lU lH. lt.f ,N,-uaned years there
w.ra lHrre Awrrr.u contributions in
moa#r Qua r.a.u through che Christian
Herald lN $500 fneTt coutributions
amounted 90 tHaoo Iurudus corn on
hean the 'tv nf Evcrttt iu $50 and 1870
sf0ou neluH.ue corn On boara he Quito.
The ereat u.s m chicago ISL
Tile Cnucwa HaA anod. destroying Johns
town III. ls,t
TIat wave go GlIr. fou Tex l9O
Tidal wave Boo Japan sweeps away 5000
houses aud k.lt -tia person. lss9
Literature.
Goethe publishes Faust i.os
Nic.eE huko writes hes Miserahles 1852
Thomas CarN}ef History 80 tine French
Revolution published. 1877
Ralph waldo Emersons Essays iNl-7i.
John Rufkln's Modem Painters pub
HtNe1 lsu-fH
Whitters Poems fTf-T5
Harriet heecaer Stoves Uncle Toms
CABIN. tS11e
pafwin's origin OF Species. 1889
stutcsmanship.
President Monroe propounds the Do.
tfine char bears mis- name. is23
Sir Robert Peel Premier OF Great Brit
ain 1854
JOAN sherman. United States secre,arv
Of Treasury. resumes specie payments.
Abraham Lincoln elected President uni
ted s ates issO
w Gladstone becomes Premier OF
Great Britain. 1858
Bismarck made President Of the cabinet.
/ Prussia iss2
CouV ca,our Libcrator OF Italy. an.
pointed Premier. 1859
louis kotsuth. Dictator OF Hungary
Miscellaneous.
Cold discovered in California. iss. in
Australia. 1851 in tho Tranasaal lSsT IN
I ne klondko. 1877
Diamond mines worked IN the Trans.
Opening Of no Mont Cents tunnel! 1871
Las 90 ke 90 the Union Pacific Railroad
driven iao
Trans-siberian Railroad operated. 1879
/ opening Of tho Suez canal 1853
Alaska coded by Russia to the Unltea
First session Of tho Parliament OF Unit.
/ ed Canada 1857
The Auatraiias under ono government.
Macmillan executed In Mexico. 1877
I iss9
/ Assaasinationa, Lincoln 1856. GARFIELD,
/ ISL. Emperor Alexander H. 1851 Garnet.
/ President 81 France. 1894. Shah of Persia,
/ 1895. King Humbcrt Of Italy 1900
/ Expulsion OF Jews from Russia. 1921
! Masfacro OF Christians ia Armenia.
1895
Massacre Of missionaries and converts
I m China. 1870
/ Army draft riots IN New York, 1873.
Chioroform frst used 1877.
Vaccination legnlizod. 1893
! Pasteur discovers remedy for hydropho-
I hia by incubation. 1851
The Rosettc Stone furnishes key 40
hicroglpyhs. 1871
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
TO BOTTOM
mo IRON ORE BARGE WENT DOWN
WITH ALL on BOARD.
EIGHT PERSONS LOST LIVES.
, SEVERE GALE on LAKE ERIE
CLAIMED ITS VICTIMS.

u.rsc Carried Down by Heavy seas.
steamer Iron Duke Gould DO Moth
p. 20 Rescue Those on Hoard.
Victims quickly swallowed IN in
,n, icy waNcs-BarRe sank in 400
rect of Water aud May Never he
located.
.i,.s.and. o.. Dec "a special to the
Dealer from Erie. Pa, says.
.r midst Of one OF The most bitter
e... hat ever swept Lake Erie. the iron
l.r1e Charles Foster, in tow OF the
~. Duke. went 70 the bottom az I
th.s morning ten miles on Erie,
-at pero ns we're drowned as fol-
John Brfgo OF Cleveland. drst
,.. name uuknowu. second mate nam,
.-0a seaman Robert Wood. Of Por,
austin. Mich. seaman William Kelley OF
rs. tusuu Mich; cook. Mrs May OF
rt ana two unknown deckhands.
charles Foster was one OF the fleet
.nss Corrigan Of Cleveland. and Tor
as months has been running from Du
lm Is Erie with iron ore. Her cargo
en- st,d OF l.5oa tons II ere.
Went Down Nose First.
u Ashley Of the Iron Duke. made
r- safety. In an interview he said:
e Foster was IA tow. about co feet
ss.-r was up all night and there were
.s-se men on watch with me. The seas
were rolling tremendously from the north
pes, and the gale carried with Il blind
az snow storm. We made the harbor
rea all night. when we turned for the
ha-uer. a sea much heavier than any 9th
Or experienced. struck us. 1 ran TO the
stern Just as got there the Foster
plunged IN an awful sea and went down
nose frst
There was not cry from the crew
Of eight she carried. Just as she pitched
down ] saw on her fo~ecaste with a Ian
tern The tow line parted when she
went down The storm was so heavy
thar could not pat about 10 hunt for
any one. There would no, have been a
particle Of use. anyhow. because IN those
tremendous seas no one could have lived
minute. even ii the water had not been
i-y cold Had there been cry for help
J would have turned and risked my ship.
bat was no use. I had an could
to 20 make port in safety myself"
seemed to Be All Right.
When asked for an opinion as 10 the
.ilsa ot the sinking Of the Foster Capt.
Ashley sad that he could not cell
Apparently everything was all RICH,
sto4ri her." he said. until she took that
h.a dip. There had not been single
rgua % distress from her up 20 that
ane"
r.s-e s from 50 20 100 feet Of water
Vh.-. she went down and there IS lit
q. hope % ever being able TO locate the
ja Tho Foster was valued az $i90o.
t here Yves no insurance, as It elapsed
D.. The cargo was not insured. The
f-sstiag crew took a trip out to-day.
De could md no traces Of wreckage.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

Tallahassee. Fla. Dec S-Tho Cover.
nor's Guards. having no captain and NJ
frat lieutenant. there is unusual activity
IN military circles az an election has
been ordered Cor Monday night
J. ". Duttou. lightweight champion 81
the South. and Harry Linton OF Tallahas-
see engaged iu q friendly glove contest
az the opera house Friday night ~ the
end q the tenth round the contest was
declared q draw Tho spectators pro-
uounced Linton che cIevcrcst boxer.
Max Fia.auer Of Tai ahnsseo. yester-
day returned from New York with his
bride. formerly Miss Emma Price.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

Thomasvll.e. Co. Dec 8.-Harry Tay-
Tor. colored. charged with killing anotAer
negro near this city some weeks ago. has
been arrested near Monticello. Fla. AMI
confined in Jail ln this city. lie Will ae
tried next week. when Judge Gambler VIII
hold court here for Judge Hausell
b. II Wright. VINO had his horse. bug
gy. lap robe ana whip stolen from his
barn iu tails city about week ago has
recovered everything. except the lap
robe The stolen things were found near
Monticello. Fla. but there S. no clew 70
the thief
Wright Saunders. the young merchant
Of cairo. and charged with Hetung Gre 20
his own store, and thus causing the con
Migration 10 that town recently g. con
fined iu the jail here. The theory IS thar
Saunders wanted 70 owindle the insur.
ance companies.