The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-25
AFTER GAYNOR AGAIN.

FNf IN ofN iNSn SSHIN.
 NEW YORK. Aug 2t.-What is believed to have been plot against the lie of Mayor Gaynor was d $ covered by the police today in the form of six sticks f dynamite whigh were found beneath the win. dow Of the mayors office.
 To the explosive. which was cIev- erly concealed beneath the window. Has attached long fuse. il evidently having been the intention of the wuuld.he dyuamiters to return later to carry out their diab lical plan.
 Fearing that another attempt will be made to get the mayor, several officers have been stationed about the building and a close watch will be maintained in an effort 10 ap- prehend the cOnspirators.
 DlGGS IS GUILTY.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Aug. 21.- Maury Diggs, of Sacramento. who has been on trial during the past week on the charge of violating the Mann act was found guilty today by a jury imposed oi ten married men and two bachelors.
 Mrs Diggs. the forciying wife Of the defendant. who was at hs side throughout the tr.al, fell into a swo when the verdict of guilty was announced
 l. is understood that an appeal will he taken 10 the higher court The triai of Drew Caminetti. on q similar charge. will follow almost immediately and it is qutc generally Etg1i ,F ,,.;II be found in that case also. the two cases being identical in every re- l spect.
 Following the convietien Of Diggs today Juror Bliss informed the court that Mrs. Lane. widow of the late C. n. Lane the former Alaska millionaire. had attempted 10 discuss the case with him. A citation was promptly issued requiring the ap- pearaHce of the woman before the federal court
 HOT SPELL OVER.
 CHICAGO. H.. Aug. 21.-There was a light decline in temperatures thr ughout the state today. which | has given encouragement to the be lief that the hot spell has been broken.
 The residents of this city are look ing forward to a comfortable night.
 HooTCH SUPPLY CUT OFF.
 NANAIMO. B C. Aug. 21.- Con yinced that inehr ation has been re sFonsihle for some at least. of the disturbances among the striking ccal miners of this region the authori- ties have issued an order prohibiting the sale of lsquor within a radius of 2o miles of the closed mines. The order goes into effect immediately i and will continue effective until peace has been restored throughout the district.
 A TAMMANY CANDIDATE. 1 NEW YORK. .4a G2-EdWari r. Mccall, former supreme court jus tee of the state of New York. an nomced this afternoon that he would accept the regular Democratic Il m 1 nation as a candidate for the may oraltyy. This means ttat MrGa9 will he the Tammany candidate in the l three cornered race which al present seems probable.
 Mccall k relative by marriage l of Mayor Gaynor and he has been a staunch Tammany worker since he began the practice of law here more than thirty years ago.
 CAUGHT AT LAST. JACKSON, Miss. Aug. 22-Bar- ney Lewis. the lone bandit who held up the Northwestern Limited eight III nths ago and got away with $50,- 900, has been captured near Colum- bia and is now being held pend ng the arrival of the company detec- tives with proof of the holdup mans identity.
 SHE TALKED TO MUCH.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-The hearing of Mrs Charles D. Lane. widow of the former prominent Nome mining man. on the charge of at tempting to influence enc of the jurors in the Diggs case, has been set for Monday morning. at which time she will be given the oFportu- nity 10 explain to the court her req sons for discussing the case with Juror Brice.