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REBELS EXECUTED. A The Coyville Press. J. M. BURROWS, Publisher.

COYVILLE, KANSAS. KANSAS STATE NEWS. Hutchinson has struck oil. Horton has nearly 3,000 Inhabitants; EI Dorado Is to have a street railway. A fire at Ellinwood, last week, caused a los Details of the Runaway at St.

Joseph. Guatemala's Vice President and Four Others Shot Clues Obtained as to ths Chicago Carriage Mystery-How a Young Girl was Decoyed to Hurley and Outraged-Wife Murders and Suicides-Other Crimes. of $75,000. and e'x of her teelh knocked out, and Was otherwise injured, but tho physicians say she may recover. The other lady, whoso given naina Is Minnie, but whose surname It was Impossible to learn, had SI ribs broken and received Internal injuries from which she will die, Uasltln Collier was thrown headlong against the lamp post and his jaw broken and mangled, He also rocelved other injuries and will die.

Tbe other occupant of the carriage was but slightly Injured. Ho refused to give auy of Hie names, saying that the parties were well known In Atchison, and If the facts became noised sbont it would ruin them. Tbe people were all extremely well dressed. The mother of "the woman who will die was telegraphed for and arriyed to-night. One of ths Victims DeadThe Other Parties Concerned in the Affair Seriously Injured-Tidings from Various Sections.

Dennis Keauney appears to bo a bigger man la tbe east than he Is In California, says Tlie Ban Francisco rest. Rev. C. H. Spurgeou Is credited with having declined an offer of S90.000 for one hundred lectures to be delivered in this oountry.

Rebels Shot by Law, La Libeiitad, Oct. 31. Vice President Castcnadas, having disagreed with President Barrillos' action in proclaiming himself dictator of Guatemala, beaded a revolution against him, being supported by the most prominent families of Guatemala. Tho governmcut f.irces suppressed the uprising, however, and captured the chief, who, according to news brought bv the l'aeilic mail from authentic sources, was shot yesterday, together with four others. A.

K. Davrow, the Bradford, oil-producer, has built a river steamer for a winter's hunting excursion on southern rivers. Baltimore Flection. Oct. 20.

The friends of the rival candidates for the mayoralty were In the field early this morning and when the polls opeued long Hues of anxious Voters were In readiness to depoilt their ballots. The day was cloudy and cold, but the full strength of both tickets was voted aud ooth sides were confident of victory. Some little flglhing was reported in the southern section ot the city, but nothing serious occurred. No business houses were closed, though merchants generally took more thau the usual iutei est lu the contest. Considering the exciting campaign preceding it, tbe election passed off with uuusual quietness There were a few disturbances of small Importance and one fatal shooting affray in hich Edward Allers, an Independent democrat, Bhot and killed Edward Darley, oue of the regulars, Allers' friends claim the shooting was accidental, but be Was placed under arrest and wiil be charged with murder.

The vote polled aggregated 63,075, of which La I robe, democrat, got and BartletL republican, 311,433, giving Latrobe a majority of 4,205, a democratic gain of nearly 2,000 since the election for mayor two years ago. The newly eleetcd city council will consist of twelve democrats aud eight republicans In the first branch and scveu democrats and thrue republicans iu tho second. The result of tbe election was a great surprise to tho republicans who counted largely on the reformers' aid and was confident of Victory aud already cries of fraud are heard. William Ogdeu, the labor candidate for mavor, received 9S votes. Much importance was attached by both parlies to Ihe result as to the bearing It would naveou future elections, both sides recognising the fact' that it would inllueuoe aud probably decide the state election to be held November 8.

Mr. Stevenson Archer, chairman ef the democratic state central committee, expresses himself as highly gratified at the result. Ho says that the outpouring of the people to-day and tbe election of a democratic mayor by a majority twice as large as that of two years ago is a rebuke to those who have vilified and traduced the fair fame ot the city DOTS AND DASHES. It Is officially staled tbat the Emperor William Is suffering from rheumatic pains at tbe base of the spine, accompanied by fatigue and lassitude, The Mormon bretheru have applied to the sultan for permission to establish a communl. ty iu Turkey.

Tbe flagship of the Russian Pacific squadron Is ashore ou tbe rocks off Siberia. Tbe receipts of the government for October amounted to $31,803,172, and tbe expenditures to $12 474,052, being an excess of receipts al The decrease of the public debt for October Is estimated at $14,000,000. The coal-miners of tho Lehigh Valley, who aave been on as'rlke for seven weeks are substantial encouragement from the business and working men of all tbe coal-region towns. Collections amounting to more tbau $50,000 Were lurned over to them last week, and it is believed tbat they will be able to hold out agaiust the operators through the winter season, There Is a squabble in Arizona between the civil and military authorities over tbe treat men of the Indians there, in hich tbe soldiers appear as the champions of the red men. A correspondent at Salt Lake City writes that tho leaders of the Mormous have been so barrassed and annoyed of late that they, would quite willing to openly forbid the practive of polygamy If they were not afraid that by so dui'iir they would emlan gcr the cntlro church structure.

A despouden apostle Is quoted as saying that the objectionable practice would be discontinued, though the belief In its rightfulness and deviuo authorization would always be asserted. Gold aud silver coins bearing the date of 1530 were unearthed iu Kentucky, recently, by laborers on the Muysville and Big Sandy railway. The gold coins have the figure of a fish upou them and the word Bolivar. The Moscow Oaztt'e demands a neutrality agreement touching Gibraltar and says that If the power should Insist ou It Englaud must yield. It Is not now expected that France will eater the sugar bounty conference.

A Milwaukee dispatch says the disaster to New Yorlc Workmen Squabble, New YoiiK, Oct, SO. At the central labor Uulou meeting to-day the Henry George men and the socialists called each other "fools," "loafers" aud "liars," and there were several free lights. Tbe chairman expelled two members from the session, but it look nearly an hour to get the offensive ones out of the door. At last a coiimiun cailnu was read from the federated trades unions proposing that a gen-eial strike should take place on November It lu case the Chicago anarchists were executed. It was referred to a comiuitteo and the meeting adjourned.

Engineers In Council. Chicago, 30. Tho convention of the Brotherhood ot Locomotive Engineers concluded the election of ofllcers by choosing Nicholas Long of Chattauooga, grand A Detective's Tale. Rochester, Oct. 31.

Evidence has been retained this afternoon that ill probably lead to the solving of the Chicago carriage murder the little tuft ot light hair the vehicle jn the car where Frank llarau's body was Ex-Minister Thomas, of Maine, was married at Stockholm on the 11th Inst to Mrs. D. E. Thornblad, the daughter of a Swedish political celebrity. Mr Thomas Is rich.

Wellington has struck a twenty-four foot vein of rock salt The colored people of Leavenworth have started a public library. The wheat crop all over the state never looked better tbau uow. The consolidated cities at the mouth of the Kaw still coutinue to boom. The erection of a $10,000 hotel at Pblllipi-burg is a contemplated improvemeut. Abilcue has voted to issue $5,000 bonds to pay for stock in a natural gas compauy.

The Atchison Champion predicts that the price of com lu Kansas this year will be forty cents. The new superintendent of tbe silk station at Peabodf is Mr. A. Thlesseu, formerly ef Russia, James M. Boomer, a Nemaha county farmer, raised 1815 bushels of oats from eighteen acres of grouud.

The aggregate amount of tbe Quantrell raid claims, as receutly figured up by Auditor McCarthy, reach $410,950. Booze Is tbe name of a restauranl-keeper at Wiufield, who is said to consume a great deal of what his name implies. Edward Downard, for many years chief clerk aud assistant secret ary of the state, suicided at San Francisco. The Leaveuworth city council has granted a franchise for tbe extension of the street railway over a number of streets. All tbe stock of a $10,000 electric light company has been subscribed for at Hutchinson, aud the plant will be put iu at once.

Tbe Hodgeman county seat election will take place November 8. Eminence and Ravenna are the towns that are contesting for tha prize. The city council of Lawrence has Imposed au occupation tax on all farmers who sell their product In tbe city. The farmers propose to Atchison's Sensational Scandal. Kansas City, Nov.

1. A St. Joseph Ejiecial to tbe Times says: Full details of yesterday's sensational runaway Involving Atchison people show that the parties arrived here from Atchison Saturday night Instead of yesterday, as at first reported, and registered at tho Pacific house as William Harris and wife and G. W. Watson and wife and were assigned to rooms 21 and 23.

During the night tlicy ordered several bottles of wine. Yesterday morning after breakfast they started for a drive aud went to the east part of town and theu to the exposition grounds. There, according to the report of witnesses, they indulged freely In liquid refreshment. When the two couples started to return one of the ladies handled the relus and her escort used tho whip. As they started down Charles street the horses became frightened, and at Eleventh street started down the hill at full tilt.

At Sixth and Charles the carriage struck a lamp post throwing the whole parly into the street. WHO THE PARTIES A KB. The correct names are: William Vn Dorcn, Ida Leohsou, George A. Dascomb and Mi s. W.

H. Morrison. Van Doreu was badly bruised, but is not fatally Injured, Miss Leohson had her head and face badly cut and will be disfigured for life, and Mrs. Morrison had six of her ribs broken and was injured internally, and died at three o'clock this ufternonn, after confessing; her sins to a minister. Doscomb had his jaw broken aud his nose mashed off and will die.

The party were moved to the St. Charles hotel but refused to give their names, and It was not until the dying confession of Mrs. Morrison was made that they become public. Both of the men work for the Howell-Jewett lumber company nt Atchison. Van Dorcn us found being tho connecting link that has at last led to a clue.

Detective Lazarus said to-day: "A man was seen with Ilaran lu Pittsburg on the Bun- In the last sermon preached by the late Dr. Barton, of Hartford, the speaker, who was then in perfect health, quoted the famous poem "It I Should Die To-Night." lay night he was killed between 0 and 7 o'clock. chaplain. The grand chaplain and a commit l'his man came back to Rochester on the fol lowing Monday and told a queer story, lie laid I hat Frank llarsn had been arrested In Pittsburg and sent to the work-house lor sixty- tee of ten were appointed to attend the funeral to day at Indianapolis. I of Past Grand Chaplain (ieorge W.

Tyer. The convention also concluded Its consideration of the lite Insurance organization connected with the brotherhood aud made 6oine slight amendments to its constitution and by laws. days. Investigation proved that there was no foimdutlon for thisslory. Why Ibis mau should circulate such a story Is rather odd.

The man admitted be win iu Robert Louis Stevenson, the English novelist, has derived so much benefit from a sojourn in the Adirondack region that ho intends to pass the cold weather at Sarana Lako, Pittsburg on that Sunday. He Is a llirht com- of Baltimore aud dubbed every man who call plexioneil man whom I know well. When the proper time comes 1 know where he Is and ex- Preparing for the Crows. FonT Custeu, Oct. 30.

Three com ed himself a democrat a criminal. lect to ge.5 uitorniation iroin mm mar. win iead to tlie murderer being caught. My theory panies of the Fifth infantry, under Major Is Uiat llnran was killed on the train while it was on the road at tome point between Allegheny, Rochester or Alliance. Tbe dead man's uucle will telegraph me from Chicago Convicts Shot.

Yiima, Oct. 27. As Superintendent Gales of the penitentiary was passing through the sallyport of the prison this morning he was seized by a convict and marched out, followed by seven other convicts. One of the Gilbert's latest bon mot addressed to a literary circle, is this: "It is easy enough for bishops to bo good on salaries of 5,000 a year, but we have to be good for nothing and some of us are." Snyder, equipped for Held service with transportation wagons, have been ordered to tho Crow agency, and arc funning for the march. Yesterday was Issue day and a large uumber of Indians visited tbe agency.

To-morrow will be general muster day at the post, when tbe cavalry force will probably take the field, aud war begin, It war It is, in earnest. cashier and Dascomb as a traveling man. Miss to night. It It is proven conclusively mat tne body is that of Frank Ilaran, then I will de vote my time to workingout the mystery. think that I can solve it." the passenger propeller Veruon, which was wrecked In the terrible gale that swept Lake Michigan Saturday aud her entire crew of twenty-two persons aud several passengers undoubtiy lost, luvolves a greater loss thau boycott the town.

The electric tower at tbe corner of Kansas avenue aud Tenth street, Topeka, toppled over A Quarrel Causes Two Deaths, Alpjna, Oct. SS. Late yesterday afternoon peoplo who went Into Phil Cross' the other eveuiog. It was erected in 1882 at convicts rushed into the office, wreuched open a drawer and secured a pistol. The superintendent called upon the guards to shoot the convict holding him, and Kiggs, a lifo convict, secured the pistol from the escaping convict and killed the criminal who held and was slabbing the superintendent.

Two other prisoners were then killed and one mortally and two seriously wounded. Superintendent Gales was badly wounded. There were no escapes. a cost of $2,945. It was 150 feet iu height.

Baloon found Cross lying Insensible lu a back room, bis head crushed by a blow and covered The two year old daughter of John W. The wife of Robert P. Porter is said to have made $2,000 in tlio last twelve months writing for the papers, without letting a single one of her three handsome children cry for maternal aft'eo-tion." Her earuiugs last weok were $155. ijbuiiwiu is mo uauguter oi a merchant tailor on Seventh street aud Mrs. Morrison tbe wifo of a fruit dealer.

Mrs. W. If. Woodward, the mother of Mrs. Morrlsou, arriyed to-day and will accompany the remains home to-morrow morning.

Van Doren aud Dascomb were moved from the St. Charles early this morning aud have been stopping at the alt bouse. TUB STOItV AT ATCHISON. Atchison, Oct. 81.

-The parties Implicated In the St. Joseph accident are William Van Dorcn, cashier for Howell, Jewett extensive lumber dealers; G. A. Dascomb. traveling salesmen of that firm; Mrs.

Minnie Morrlsou, wife of W. 1L Morrison, a fruit dealer; Miss Ida Leohson, daughter of J.J. Leohson, a tailor. Friends of the parties have tried to suppress tho facts as, owing to the high standing ot some of the victims, this was desirable, but the death of Mrs. Morrlsou rendered coucealmeut Payne, living near Newton, was burned to death the other day In the abseuce of its mother, its clothes having taken lire from a stove.

BrlceE. Davis, of Thayer, is said to have neen the youngest solder in the late war. He enlisted in July, 1S61, at the age ot 11 years and 3 mouths, at Culllicotbe, as a drum A Girl's Awful Story. Dclutii, Oct. 31.

MarySchuman, a good-looking girl of 10, living near Slreatur passed through Dulutli on her way to Chicago. She was decoyed to Hurley, a week ago on a promise of a place lu a restaurant, and when she got there Wednesday she was met by a uuiu called Frank who took her to a daueo house, when lie and his assistant and two old hags stripped her ot every stitch of clothing and forced her into the dance house, where she was insulted by drunken men and abused. Finally she was carried back lo the room where her clothing was and outraged, ller persecutor took away her clothes, aud left her to be violated by another rough. The next day she was given clothing far too scant for decency, and though not again out-raced was submitted to every Insult and Indignity. She managed to hideaway clothing enough and Friday made her escape.

She spent tbe night In tlfe woods, reached Ashland Sunday, was given food by trainmen and brought to' Dulutli, and a Chicago traveling man gave her a ticket to Chicago. She looked like a good girl who had suffered all sbu told, aud was half crazed by her terrible cxpericuce. with blood. Near him lay a man named John O'liara with a bullet wound In his head. Both men were unconscious.

O'liara died last uight after stating that ho was shot by Cross. Tho latter is still alive Ibis morning, but Is unconscious and will probably die. The cause of Hie tragedy Is unknown, hut It is supposed to have resulted from a quarrel about money matters, A Mad Girl's Terrible Suicide. fMiuvAfKEE, Oct. 28.

This morning Llna Gicssert, aged 20 years, the maniac daughter of John Gicssert, a well known saloonkeeper, eluded her keeper anil, after saturating her clothing with kerosene oil, set hre lo her person. She as burned in a shocking mauuer and will probably die. Gladstone passes everybody as he goes down Regent street, and by exercise keeps himself strong. Lord Salisbury passes from tho foroign office to the house of lords, when ho does not use his carriage) at the rate of about a mile an hour. mer of company 23d Missouri volunteers, aud served four years and eight mouths.

He was born at Uuioutown, April 14, 1850. imnosuiio. Van Dorcn Is a married man and Concordia Empire: It is probable that the of the Kn ghts of Pythias and A. 0. U.

W. headquarters of tho Salvation Army will be moved from Brooklyn to Clay Center. Gen, jtirs. ivouuivuru, mother of Mrs. Morrison, before leaving for St.

Josenh this stated that her daughter had gone to that city on business. Morrison decllne.l to mnl Moore, tbe commander, has beeu spying out the ground and seems to think Clay Center is the place. There will be training schools, prlutiug offices aud various other institutions connected with it. but pleaded for a postponement of publicity. George W.

Ciiii.ds, of Philadelphia, has a warm admiration for Mrs. Clove-land. Ho treasures tho two letters she has written him since her visit to Wootton and likes to show them to his friends. Both letters are worded in a fliost felicitous manner. Garnett Republican; V.

P. HIner returneJ A Drunken Man Cremated. St. Josri-H, Oct. Ilronson, a Norwegian, about 35 years of age, employed by Mrs.

Will Balm, living about three miles from bis Missouri trip this week. While there be bought six head of fine thoroughbred Short-horns. In the lot Is a ten-uiontbs-old any previous disaster on the lake this season, not cxccpiing the burulug of the propeller Cbamp ain early lu the spring off Charlevoix, when twenty-four persons were drowned. A singular coincidence is that the Vernon was the vessel which took the place of tbe Cham-plain in the Northern Michigan-line aud had only beeu on since August 1. She was one ot the fiucst furnished passenger boats ou the lakes aud had a valuation of $73,000.

The consolidated cattle growers' couventon at Kansas City convened at the Coates opera bouse Monday. Tbe convention Is composed of delegates from all parts of the United States aud represents all the leading cattle associations. It is reported in Berlin that the czar's postponement of his return from Copenhagen to St. Petersburg Is due to an attack of the measles. Russia is preparing to ralso the duties on medicines, flowers and toys to Injure the ex-I ort trade of Germany and Italy.

Dublin loyalists as well as the nationality dlsaiiroxe of Wilfred as too loug and severe. The Imports at New York the past week were: Gold merchandise, Tbe wheat crop of Minnesota and Dakota is now placed at 86,000,000 bushels. Dakota's crop is figured at 47,600,000 bushels. The Corona coke and coal company of Birmingham, capital $15,000,000, has beeu organized. Contracts for tho completion of tbe Red River valley railroad in Manitoba have been signed and the work will be iiulshcd as soon as the city of Winnipeg furnishes its $3000,00.) promised.

Tbe New England tobacco growers' association has passed resolutions demanding rigid Inspection of ail imported tobacco and the abolition of ail Internal revenue tuxes ou tobacco as well as all Internal restrictions ou the trade. The hearing of the motion of the anarchists for a writ of error was concluded In tho United States supreme court Friday. The concluding arguineuts wero made by State's Attorney Grlunell and General Butler the latter of whom complained thot matter had beeu in Wifo Murders and Suicides. New Yohk, Oct. 31.

The inmates of a tene hull, weighing 900, and a cow of a far-famed south of town, came here Saturday night, aud, after becoming Intoxicated, returned hnm Rose of Sharon family. This is one of the ment House lu Williamsburg were startled about 9:30 o'clock last night by several pistol shots lu the apurlmeuts of Louis Pballer, fiucst females of that sort that ever made a track iu Anderson county. Trainmen Killed. Colouado Springs, Oct. 27.

A freight train on tbe Midlaud railroad was derailed near Florissant this morning by a broken rail. Fireman Torbett of Leadvllle and Brakemau Dave Kelly of this citv were caught beneath the engine. Their heads were crushed to a jelly. Engineer Walter Meyer was perhaps fatally injured. Gas Works Kxplodo, Sioux Falls, Oct.

20. -At 7 o'clock this evening a terrific explosion shook the city to Its foundations and demolished thousauds of dollars' worth ot plato glass on Phillips avenue alone, live blocks from tbe scene of tbe explosion. Au Immense crowd soon gathered at the works of the Sioux Falls gas company, which were found almost completely destroyed. A large retort in the works had exploded aud tuni the budding, a largo brick, to shreds and scattered debris for blocks. Three men and two boys were in tho works, but miraculously escaped injury.

An old geutleniau named Barrett who was passing in the street, was blown lifty feet and badly hurt, and two boys driving near in a covered buggy were blowned over an embankment and Ihe buggy reduced to splinters. The damage is estimated at Minister Washburne's Funeral. Galena, Oct. 27. The remains of tbe Hon.

E. D. Washburuc arrived here at 5:30 this morning and were quietly transferred to Turner ball where they were placed lu state. The ball was appropriately draped In black, the national colors being used In connection with the imperial flag of Germany as the only bit of brightness visible except the flowers. The funeral services took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon, harge of Jury Hrlblng.

Chicago, Oct. 26. When tho jury trying tbe $200,000 condemnation suit of tbe city against the Anderson pressed brick company camo into court before Judge Gray to-day Ellsworth Democrat: The prairie Are season aged 27, a barber, and on entering the rooms they found Mrs. L'zzie Phaiier King on I he A St. Louis reporter, who counted the number nf people with whom the president shook hntnls at one of his public receptions in that city, says that seventy persons a minute passed for three hours, making 12,600 "shakes" without Vest for the president.

in close at hand. Farmers, see that your fire L'aurds are aU plowed and the old grass aud floor dead, shot through lie left, brcaot by her weeds are turned under. Remember you husband, and Flmller iving on tlie floor with a Pullet In his lie died about midnight without regaining consciousness. He had will have to rely on your bay aud corn fodder principally to take your stock through ihe winter. It will only take you a few hours been out of work for some lime and hail nuar reled frequently with his wile ami had often lo secure yourself, while a neglect to uo so might cost you huudreds of dollars.

The city council of Topeka has passed an threatened to kill li t. Ithaca, N. Oct. 31. -William Shaicr last night blew out bis wife's bruins with a pistol and then sent a bullet through bis own, and when the neighbors rushed in a few mo about 12 o'clock last night.

This morning the first one of luc family who arose found that the outhouse In which Uronson slept had burned to I lie grouud, and Branson's body was found in the ruins. No one knows exactly how the house was set on lire, but as tbe burner of a lump was found under the spot where the table usually sat It was thought thut lu his drunken stupor he tired the house while attempting to Unlit a lamp, aud being overcome by liquor could not esca'pe. Ono Mishap auses another. Davto.v, Oct. III.

Martin Varley, aged 22 working on top of the rattlers at the malleable Ironworks, this afternoon slipped oft and was caught In the bell ing. He was whirled over a large pulley and his mangled body was worked In bet ween the rattler aud the puller, so that he was taken out with diilicul-ty. The lower part of bis body aud hips were horribly crushed aud he was unconscious and he died within live minutes. A mohler in an adjoining department witnessed the accident and was en horrified that bn dropped a ladle of molteu iron, which, splashing Into Ills face, burned ono of his eyes out. ordinance for the regulation of street car com panies.

It provides that In granting a fran Samuel J. Randall told a Georgia the other day that his experience in the stalo senate of Pensylvunia was the most pleasant part of his legislative career; that a man reta iled his identity in tho sonnto, but lost it in the house, owing to the largo uumber of mem hers. ments later both were dead. Both were about 25 years old and bad been married a vcar, but chise for tbe construction of a track the grant IIo Killed Only Himself. Ai.lkntowk, Oct, 2d.

Joseph Bruckner, a German, aged Do, employed lu the barb wire ill 11, while temporarily Insane, made an attempt at midnight to kill his wife, but she succeeded lu escaping from the house, lie then deliberately cut the arteries of his wrists and his throat from car to ear, dying In half an hour, lie came here from Cleveland, In March. Vrosonted to the Grand Jury. New York, Oct. 27. District Attorney Marline to-duy presented to the grand jury the papers in the crimlual ca6c for grand larceny against Itussell Sage and Jay Gould brought by the bondholders of the' Kansas Pacific company.

The grand jury returned the documents to tbe district attorney forlnvest-Igallou. A Murder Mystery. Chicago, Oct. 28. As W.

II. Crane was superintending the unloading of a carriage shipped from New York to Sludebakor Bros, at the Pennsylvania depot at Adams street this afternoon, In looking through the window of the vehicle he was horrified to see, lying face downward across the scat, the body of a num. It was found upon opening the door that the corpse was Unit of a man of 21 or 22, feet 8 inches In height, light mustache and light brown heard, dark trousers, soft felt hat, laced shoes ami a rubber coat. Under his hat was a bullet hole. In the pockets were found a ticket for a reception and a rcstauraut check.

The former was for an entertainment to be given by Beaver Valley assembly of glass puckers No. lu.tlHO at Worklngmen's rink, Kuchesler, Fa. The check was for 40 cents at "Abel's restaurant." The murder is supposed to have occurred in New York. H. Lazarus, of Rochester, telegraphed to night that the body found in the carriage which arrived on the Pennsylvania road this morning was that of Barney Uarau, ot West Urlditewater, Pa.

shall not be construed to allow the tearing up had not lived happily. of more than three blocks of street at ono time, nor to allow any street to remain In a totn-up condition for more than thirty days. The A Colored Treacher Shot Dead. Nashville, Te Oct. 31 Near Sturgls, ordinance Includes many very good regula- tions.

yesterday a colored miuistcr, John De- Frank J. Field, of Wichita, has for some pew, a prominent preacher and politician, was speaking to au emigration meeting when troduced Into the case that did not appear in the record, and that the lives of his clients had thus been put in jeopardy. He asked for an extension of time iu which to discuss this ex weeks past been employed in visiting Harper and Anthony for tho purpose of obtaluing Information of illicit whisky-dealers. As a result of his espionage several uameB have been reported to tbe county attorney. Weduesday Gambetta's monument is being carved with these words: "Frenchmen, raise our souls and your resolutions to tho height of tho perils which weigh on the Faiherland.

It yet depomls upon you to show to tho nnlvewe the speotaclo of a great people that will no perish." Hudson Ferris, the foreman, declared that notwithstanding the jury had been out since tn 1 II nil iiunaiuiv 1,7, iuciii ncivb. traneous matter, but it was not granted. Juror Cburlcs J'acpite uau Deen tamperea Fevcn Men Wown to rieees. New Tonic, Oct. 31.

An explosion occurred Field visited Harper and soon alter his with by an agent of the brick company. Tho Tbe Rev. Charles O'Reilly of Detroit, secretary of the Irish national league of America, auothcr colored man on tlie on tside of the bouse (bed through an opn window a load of buckshot, blowing out Uepew's brains. The murderer was arrested and escaped, and was captured again and for I lie second time got away. It appears that the preacher was about to report tlie man who did the shooting for calf stealing and he and Ills brother got up the so-called eniiin'al ion Hireling, ostensibly for tbe purpose of discussing Liberia as a future home, but really to get Depew in a place where they could murder him.

judge cut Hie foreman short, discharged the arrival, according to his story, he was shot at several times by concealed parties. Ti spy has sent $10,000 to Ireland to help fight at. 10 o'clock this morning at one of tbe packing houses of (he Atlantic dynamite works near Mct'annsvillc, N. and four meu were urv and ordered a prompt investigation. In conversation Ferris afterward said be got out of the town as soon as ue couia ana returued to Wichita with his coat marked by a bullet.

was without actual proof of the bribery, but that the eleven jurors beside Faepkc could ac coerciou. Wesley Mulkey, the aged brother of William Mulkev, the wcil-know capitalist and stock killed and three are misslnir. The names ot the dead men are John Handier. II. Frankfort Bee: Chas.

n. Stebblns, recently count for the latter's action only ou that basis. Paepku deules any corruption. Todd, II. Fred Melloed and his brother.

The dealer of Kansas City, was accideutly killed missing men are believed to have been In the at the union depot Drulay morning. vicinity ot Hie mill at the time of the explosion aud they can not be found, A Mnd Mother's Awful Act Cincinnati, Oct. 31. At 211 Browne street this morning Mrs. Kate Miller, who of Dearborn, Dakota, visited his frleuds in Frankfort Inst week.

He Is tbe son of C. B. Stebbius, owner of about 40,000 acres of land In this and Nemaha counties. The young gentleman is about 21 ye ars old, but his father ISIown Skyward. Peru, Oct.

28. Tho saloon of Peter In Guadalajara, Mexico, tho Indlnng furnished much sport whon, on September 1st, the law making compulsory the wearing of trousers by tho men went into effact. They all walked very awk wardly; soma woro greatly bewildered by the pockets, and many donned the garment wrong sido bufora. After oon siderablo grumbling they acceptod the now order of tilings good-humoredly. A Montenegrin arrested at Varna has confessed that a Slav committee at Odessa him 5 000 napoleons and a good post Camp at Russiavillc was blowu up by dyna lives with her inotbefiu-law, went to the Three Trainman.

Mangled. Cleveland, Oct. 30. -Two fast freight under the Russian government if he succeed mite at 3 o'clock this morning. Ihe bulldiug third story, as she said, to awaken her two ed iu organizing a plot to murder Prince has entrusted blm with the management of his enormous business.

Mr. Stebbins, goes from here to Sturgls. Colordao, to take charge tralus on the nlekel-plato railroad collided to children, but upon reaching the room she Ferdinand aud M. Skobouloff. and contents were completely wrecked, os well as a livery stable adjoinliur, iu which a man wbo slept there was badly injured.

day between Irving and Silver creek, aud both engines and several cars were de of a bank having a capital stock of $100,000, seized' her 9-year-old daughter Viola and burled her through the window to tho sidewalk and Instantly leaped out after her. Mrs. It has been ascertained that the defalcations of Henry W. Jackson, cashier of the which he has a tmru interest. Caldwell Journal: Hon.

H. C. Wharton, of sub treasury iu New York, amount to $10, molished, Engineer Daniel Slavton and Fireman J. M. Orion of Conneaut were crushed to Miller's head was crushed and she died in A Messenger Rewarded.

Austin, Oct. 23. J. E. Smith, the ex OdO.

Treasurer Cauda will have to make stantly. The child is unconscious aud the lealh, and Eugincer Hath was terribly man 'hvslcian thinks It is minify in Hired. Mrs. press messenger who recently killed two train good the loss. The Salisbury government has determined, Mercer county, 111., has been Inspecting ills cattle ranch on Bluff creek, a few miles west of town, aud Is rejoiced at finding the cattle in Miller's mind had been thought to be Impair gled and may die.

The other trainmcn'escup-ed. The accident Is attributed to the carelessness of an operator, who failed to rrive one robbers near El Paso, was paid $2,000 yester ed by grief over the loss of a babe a few months ago and by the neglect of ber bus- evidently, to vigorously enforce the law agaiust the Irish nationalists and their English such fine couditlon, they being better thau tho train orders to side-track for the other. baud, who is now out of business. allies. Mr.

Wilfrid Blunt, who was former day by order of Governor Ross as a reward tor his act. lie will probably get $2,000 more from the express company aud from the railroad company, making a total of $5,000. Cuaulks FAitisisit, ft wealthy coal operator of Wilkesbarro, recently registered at a Philadelphia hotel, and opposite his name ho mado a little circlo with a dot In tho confer. Years ago prominent men used this method of informing reporters that thoy did not want their arrival in town published in tho newspapers. Mr.

Punish, it nppoars, has not forgotten tho ollective-ness of this device. ly a lory, has beeu sentenced to two months' An Ohio llos In Flames. Dattos. Oct. prairie, cattle on his farm in Illinois, wltblnln twenty-five miles of the Mississippi.

Mr. W. roports tho corn crop fully as good here as there, and thinks the results ot the summer's drouth fully as disastrous in tbat section as out bere on tbe An Iiifiiuioun Threat. WAsniNOTON, D. Oct.

29. Tlie follow imprisonment for speaking at a proclaimed meeting iu violation oi tne irisn crimes act. eight miles east of here on the Bee line rail ing letter was received at the White bouse It is reported from Mexico that in case Gen Destructive Storms Off China. San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 20 The steam way, a boggy tract of some two thousand yesterday, addressed to President Cleveland: eral Diaz is re-elected to the presidency Im To the President of the United States.

Train Wreckers In Illinois. Jolif.t, Oct. 28. A telegraph ole was laid across the Rock Island railroad between Jllnooka aud Morris this morning about 3 o'clock and wrecked freight train No. 10 and Engineer John Wills and Fremau Orll were instantly killed aud the head brakoman was fatally injured.

The miscreants doubtless intended to wreck the Kansas City express due here at 4:20 a. in. but the passenger train was lit teen minutes late and tbe height pulled out ahead tn run to Miuooka, sinking the obstruction with tho result as stated. The excitement Is augmented by the growing belief that the Schwartz-Watt' express car murder and robbery gang planned tlie crime. Large rewards have already been offered by the Ruck Island compauy, aud detectives are on the grouud.

Slain by Women. Fout NiomtAiiA, Oct. Two San-tee squaws, belonging to Joe Campbell, a half-breed, have been arrested for the murder of the third squaw In the Campbell household. Tbe two prisoners had each enjoyed a half of the affectum Joe and had dwelt together harmoniously until about three months ago, when he fell a victim to the charms of a young aud pretty Santce maiden lutmcd Sasiionta, and added her to bis comforts. Her evident tr.umpb angered the older squaws, and two weeks ago Ihe girl mysteriously vanished.

Last Suudav afternoon her remains were found in a slough ith tbe skull crushed and the clothing torn. Suspicion at once fell on acres, parched out bv four months' drought, caught the from a passing locomotive early ship Gaelic arrived this morning from Houg mediate steps will be taken to provide for tbe The Hague, Holland, Oct. 15. The coun reduction of the public debt, and tbat a loan this morning and now a half a mile square Is cil general of the social democratic federation roaring muss of flume. Dense smoke is Kong and Yokohama, and brings advices to the effect that on September 15 the Chinese transport Walee was lost in Pescadores, and 2S0 Chinese and five Europeans were arowned.

of Holland, feeling Indignant at the infamous driven by a steady cast wind toward dwellings. will be raised lor internal improvements. The prohibition law is being vigorously enforced against liquor-sellers at Council Bluffs, Iowa. judgment of the Illinois supremo court in the A number or larin buildings which are a mile away may be saved by plowing a wide swath The British bark Oxford was stranded on the case of the Chicago anarchists, holds that the uciuss iue jjiuinc. throwing of bomb in the meeting held May The scarlet fever Is epidemic In Montgomery Bataan coast, September 111, but uo lives were lost.

It is also reported that the steamer Anton encountered a typhoon, during which 4, 1SS0. was piovoked by the outrageous assault of the police upon the people's right of county, Illinois, and is raging with such vio An Anarchist Mot In Chlcajjo. Cnir.too, Oct. 29. An evening paper the second officer aud twenty-four Chinese wert washed overboard and drowned.

The lence In tho vicinity of Harvel tbat the public schools have been closed to prevent the spread free speech. Furthermore, as the thrower of the bomb is not known, tho charging of the seven anarchists with tlie gilt of this act is essentially arbitrary aud the outgrowth of class hatred. of the disease. ays: "there Is an anarchist plot to break into or blow up tho jail tbe police thluks, but ex tvphoou is reported from various places in the China sea, and nearly all vessels arriving at IIoscoe Conkling has taken up his residence at the Hoffman house, and now divides the attention of strangers witli the "Nymphs and tho Satyr'' and Billy Edwards, ex-champion pugilist and the pnlnlial bar-room. Mr.

Conkling no longer appears in the faultless garb for which ho has so long been famous. He now wears a short and heavy doublo-breasted pea-jacket of the kind affected by sailing-masters, and a black slouch hat with a brim that a cowboy might envy. Hong Kong suuereu more or less. traordinary precautions aro being taken to Therefore, Ihe social democrat federation of crush It hi lis Inception. One arrest has been In bis annual report the governor of Washington Territory estimates its population at 143,009, au increrse of over 16,000 in the last two vears.

The uncertainty of the Northern Holland, In the mime of humanity, liberty and A Boodle Alderman In Trouble. juslice, protest against the sculruce of death made and there Is likely to be more to-night. The person arreted, a boy, was seen loitering about the jail Thursday in the company of a New York, Oct. 27. Ex-Alderman James Pacific titles has retarded settlement upon the pasea upon lie I meauo anarcnists, anil ue-spising the ruling flic class for making them Pearson, of boodle notoriety, dealer in men's public lands.

selves a party to this murder, shall hold the furnishing goods, 339 Sixth avenue, has trans The leaders of Clie rebellion In the Knights president of the United States personally re the other squaws, and being charged with the murder, they admitted their gu it and told how they had Induced her to go with them ferred bis business to A. J. Pearson, who Is supposed to be his wife. His creditors have man. hen the couple found they were being watched they attempted to run nwav.

The boy was caught, but the man escaped. The police, on searching the bov, discovered several papers giving a description of the jail. The police arc now endeavoring to find the sponsible It tbe lives are taken. beeu pushing him of late aud It Is believed Into the woods after mils and then brained of Labor organization think that their expulsion Is only a matter of time, and in case It should come about they will band together In new districts aud start an independent her with an ax. 1 Uli OLNCIL IjENLKAL.

C. Ckoll, Secretary. Jay Gould Threatened. man wno escaped and are preserving tbe utmost secrecy in the matter." order. A Desperado Cornered.

Montgomery, Oct. 28. Dink au outlaw In Chambers county, convicted New York, Oct. 20. The Kvmiiu) Ttlegram declares that the anarchist leaders fixe upon Dr.

Andrew Jackson Grant, the notorious bigamist and confidence man, who died in Boston last spring, is now said to have been an Illegitimate son of Victor Emmanuel, Killed by a Mod Itunaway. Lorisvii.LE, Oct 30. Mrs. George Gould as tbe mau who by a bold and frontier. He Is now looking for corn to feed his cattle on Bluff creek, with a view of putting them on the winter market.

Topeka Mail: J. L. Smith, one mile north of Mcnoken station, reports tbe wheat looking spleudendidly, aud tbat considerable has been sown. He has seventy-six acres of land In his farm, and is paying more attention to fruit raising than he Is in cultivating the soli. He has recently finished harvesting 5,500 pounds of grapes of the Concord variety, which ho says did nicely this year.

He has graps vlues, the oldest being twelve years old. He has one-half acre of raspberries, three-fourths acre of strawberries and one acre ot blackberries. His apple orchard comprises about 6J0 trees from live to twelve years old. Mr. Smith's oats crop this year yielded him about forty bushels per acre.

Jamestown Kamas: The railroad commissioners have made a decision which will be of great Interest to coal shippers and which will be gladly received by them. The case In which the decision was mado came from the Central Branch of the Union Pacific. A party named Mayers having purchased a carload of coal, upon weighlug the same found a shortage of nearly a ton and a half, which he asked the railroad' to make up. The road refused and the matter was referred to the commlssoners. Uon making an invest'eatiou it was discovered tbat it was a frequent occui ranee for coal dealers to find a shortage in coal shipments.

This Is often caused by coal being stolen from unlocked cars. The commissioners decided in such cases tbat deficit In weight -must be made good by the road over which the coal was shipped. Medicine Lodge Cresset: This year's experience has demonstrated that as an Industry cotton is a success, though the success is not so glaring as we could wish. Like unto the seed that was sowed of old; of the cotton seed that was planted this year, some fell among thorns, others among stones and a few upou good Some fields were swept by flood, others by ball and others by neglect But oue thing is certain; where fields were prepared properly, planted carefully and cared for diligently, tbe returns have been exceedingly good for a dry year. Many of those who planted were unacquainted with the cultivation of the staple and left the plants too thick on the grouud and otherwise iajured tbeir crops.

It is to be hoped that this year's experience will educate all and that the new industry will be pushed with rtoswad energy nei year. of murder, but at large, made fame by his tricks to avoid arrest and his boldness. Al Baumbach and her aged father Galles Kueff, a king of Italy. liberal use of his enormous money power could stay the hand of justice In the case of respected German citizen, and ber four chil oue time he is said to have niet In disguise, Tiie Turkish minister in Madrid has notilied the minister of instruction that a Turkish scholar It about to visit Spain at the sultan' expense to examine the various public libraries in the country, and notable the Escurial, in order to take copies of the MSS. in the Arabic language.

It is known that at the Esou-rial there are a number ot valuable writings in that language, but in Hebrew characters, by Jewish authors. Similar MSS. lso ex'iBt in the archiepis-copal libraries in Seville and Toledo. During the last year $1,095,579 has been ex dren were in a spring wagon on tbe way to posse In search of blm and conducted them pended by the government In the education of the Chicago anarchists and prevent what they looked upon as Ihe slaughter of martyrs. to a place where be Infoimed them lluckalew Indian children.

could be tound. A reward of J-iilu was offered by the governor for his arrest, and Tbe Servian government has ordered Bulgarian refugees in that country to reside in Absurd as this notion was, they bad not hesitated to act upon It boidly. At first Gould was approached in a neutral rather yestemay aileruoon two detectives, pear that be Is in financial straits. He was not at tbe store to-day aud no information could be obtaiued. Ilund reds Murdered.

Vienna, Oct. A ferryman has been arrested nt a point on the lower Danube for wholesale murder. It Is charged that while ferr.ing workmen returning from Roumanla be took them to a small island in the river on the pretense of aiding them in avoiding the production of cartih'cates that they bad paid taxes in Rouinania aud then robbed and murdered them. It is said tbat his victims numbered hundreds. Sharp' Cuso Argued.

Albant, N. Oct. 27. Tbe argument in the Jake Sharp case was begun in the court of appeals this morning. The large room was crowded to the utmost extent.

Oral argument was limited to two hours for each side. Mr. Bourke Cochrau opened on behalf of Sharp. He asked for a uew trial for the same reason that a stay of judgment was asked from tbe general term. Mr.

Nicoll presented the case lor the city. borough and Blown, went to a house where tbe interior. the cemetery to decorate with flowers the grave of a recently deceased member of tbe family, when at the crossing of tbe Short Hue railroad, the horse frightened at au engine aud rau away. Tbe front axle broke aud precipitated Mrs. Baumbach against tbe curbstone with terrible force, breaking her neck aud fracturing her skull.

The babe which she held In her arms fell oil her back and was only slightly hurt. than a threatening manner. Tbe reliance of The Micbigau salt association, which con uuckalew was known lo Do. As they approached, the outlaw shot Scarborough in the neck and head, killing him. Brown went Into tbe anarchist, hroiherliood upou his great power and upon his exercise of it iu trols tbe market west of Cleveland to the Rocky mountains, will stop tbe manufacture the house and fifteen shots were heard be their behalf was set forth iu imster- twecn blm and Buckalew.

Whether both or of salt from December 1 to April to reduce neither were killed is not known, as the place the large surplus uow on the market ious communications which lie received sometimes by mail aud sometimes by the hand of furtive messengers in the street. As time passed mi and Ihe ease of tbe condemned Is oil in the couutry. A surgeon has gone tc 8. Ingraham has been re-elected secretary of me sceue. In his annual messago the governor of Wyoming notes the decadence of the cattle business as compared with former years, and says that the hard the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.

A Treacher Gull.f of Theft. J. Griffith, a freight conductor, and Charles seven became more desperate, Ihe anonymous message became hhaqicr in tone aud of a distinctly threatening character. After this chauee of attitude the mails alone were used Eddy and J- Burchmel freight brakemen. winters and scarcity of food are bring Cincinnati, Oct.

2S. A church at Xenia, appointed by tbe Ciucinuat bave been arrested at Tucson, for rob tor their transmission but none of the worst ing about the result of confining the more to oue locality where they bing Southern facinc cars. leHers were delivered to Mr. Gould in per conference of tbe M. K.

church to investigate charges against the Rev. P. M. Kcck.statloned son. Later the warnings became of so de 1 owhlded by an Angry Woman.

eau be sheltered and fed durino' the liuell nas also fatally Injured, his skull being fractured aud his right leg aud three ribs broken. A Disastrous Runaway. Kansas City, Oct. 31. A St Joseph special to the Times says: Two couples arriyed here on tbe morning train from Atchison aud securing a carriage drove over to the east side of town and started down Charles street When at the corner of Eighth aud Charles streets the horses became frightened and ran at full speed for two blocks when one of them shied, throwing: tbe carriage against a lamp poet and burling the four occupants to tbe sidewalk against tbe curbing.

One of the ladies. Miss Ida Watson, had her head laid opeu from her forehead to her mouth Dr. McGlynn, who is now In Syracuse, pronounces as absolutely false the Pitts cided a character aud so explicit In their at Cedarville, to-dai found him guilty an. terms that Gould, who was not a man of timid recommauded bis suspension from tbe minis winter. The cattle in (his way becom Cincinnati, Oct 26.

Mrs. D. a teacher of dressmaking, entered the burg story that he Is about to seek forgiveness try. Tbe charge against him was the larcen disposition became thoroughly frightened and began somewhat hasty preparations for a and a reinstatement in the catholic caurcu. ing partially domesticated mid will, ho of a flat iron from the suire of Joshua Wolf nice of John C.

Hanover, a real estate dealer, loug contemplated pleasure trip to ILuropr. thinks, increase in numbers, and the Xenia. It was shown at tbe trial in ths niav His den.irture to dav it believed to be chiefly The J. L. Regan printing company, oue of tbe largest in Chicago, has been closed on attachments for $60,617.

The liabilities are or's court that be bad put tbe iron in a bucket time is near at 'hand when there will be due to an entire aud natural willingness to to-day, accompanied by her brother, and administered a severe cow hiding to him. She cliaipd him villi having slandered her, and notified hnu that she would repeat the pun- pass tbe dav of tbe anarchist executions some and ma It in tils buggy, wnere it was loimu i a man who suspected him. Reck bid iu ex planation that na had taken morphine thai estimated at $125,000 and the assets at $190, more callio to square mile, Wyoro ng tiiau ever before. bat remote from the reach of any possibility WD. Isbmcut every time no repeated the dander.

oi taeir insane misdoings. day and did sot kuow what lie was doing..