St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 4, 1893

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Nearly all the watenmakers and day by Deputy a in his integrity, but their desire to re- uarries at Broad and t,as From a Midnight Wreck. tain him astheiragent a8 well as to secure on Lake George. prietdr lis Ont gation men shot = last Sunday night at Alpine home. , oe — U wages 10 per cent an, lengthening their day’s They Numbered 150 and Were All brother of Jacob Hense, who was re- Cano, II., Aug. 4.—James Johnson, ar- ar 5 f 55 @ murder o r. wen to answer before the United States District SHERIFF STENIER LEARNED OF THE /| Coroner’s jury in the inquest on Hense to- 23 t WV on. } mv 71 a 8 . f 5 Se . 9 7 ete 2 2 Ver 44, VENING, AUGUST 4, 1893. 1 OY CARRIER, FIFTEON GENTS PEE WARE. 0 4 ; N . Hollinger, who Was the t by a preco Perrinoud for the swearing oat of warrants. ment to reduce wages and lengthen hours / R —— „ — — — eee . a missioner Genera , | 8 „ Wem! pe Why a Mob at St. Charles Failed oner Rohlfing on the body of William Hense “Wabash Cannon-Ball Train Saved | jeweiers who entrusted their exhibits to Ne. Yacht Rach The circular Narned union men and 6 : 4 iy cabled him their senk- Disaster to the Steam Lace el um rler the recall of the Commissioner - Generali to his Th rkinson ; ita * 4 ; : quarry troubles dy reducing: their men’s con, a . —— Hense 8 „ Taken From the Track Near a COUNTERFEITER ARRESTED. “Ning | Work from nine to ten Bou:s. The union men a A Rail ee Went to the Bottom With Twenty-Nine | to tne number of twenty left the works. Well Armed. Gret —— n Yoeing implicated 2 Steep Embankm rested yesterday in Williamson County, was Passengers on Board. win E, Bro | L ndak hed to-day ae betd th. $5,000 hand g a live stock dealer at Garrison and, Franklin The Fhip’s Surgeon Reticent in ra % avenues on March 2, last. The verdict of the Nature of Three Fatal Sicknesse:— Tha GGED AND DISASTER PREVENTED a the shoot! stifiable Dead Boa NS * Court on a charge of passing counterfelt RAID AND SWORE IN A POSSE. and Thornton, whohas bsza under arrest.“ veo ve a 8 a Sooo a dread and fifty-three coun- BY AN 18-YEAR OLD BOY. — j 4. —— — — were found on his per- A TERRIBLE BATTLE FOR LIFE IN THE More Serious e Expected. — | son. Hon. WM. k. Schutt an see S 2 DARKNESS. PITTSBURG, Kan., 4. — Seventy-five — — Doepartment. cute, and several lawyers from Marion to de- striking miners this morning lay in wait for Sle Is the Son of the Station Agent at es. * 4 N — 1 the men at work in shaft 3 af the Kansas | Circular Sent Ont Inviting Citizens to the MORE COLORADO MINERS. New Yor, Aug. 4.—Dr. Atlanta, Mo, and Claims to Have — . & Texas boat Co. ud made an assault Lynching Bee — North’s Offense in Quarantine Board of Health boarded wey: a A . Helpless Women Threw Up Their Hands upon them as they going to work. All Eloping With Lena Diskamp, a White A Batch of 37 Arrive To-Day—Story of ® | steamer Karamania this mor ing — 4 x Faithiul Dog. spected the passengers. All on board are Heard Two Men Plotting to Wreck REPORTS ARE FALSE, ran but, one, Henry Smith, an American a E eath the Waves Never to : , ’ . Girl. the Caus 3 1 eee . eof His Peril—Another| nother bateh of thirty-two Colorado | Welk. The Karamania arrived at Quarantine and Rob t he Train SHELL LAKE, Wis., Aug. 4.—The reports sent He stood his ground, and was britally as- out from West Superior during the past few Rise—Heroism of the Men—Nine Lives | gaultea. He finally 7 out of ‘the mob and and Graver Accusation May Be Fre- miner tourists reached the Four Courts | yesterday afternoon after a long — . Macon, Mo., Aug. 4.—An attempt to wreck days regarding the Blueberry transactions in Lost—-The Dead Bodies Recovered | made his way to home where he pro- ferred Against Him. shortly after noon to-day. They came as the south bound Wabash passenger train | this county are gross misrepresentations. After Great Effortse—List of the | Cured a revolver and started again for the usual via the box-car route on a Missouri; During the voyaxe three a fle north of Atlanta in Macon There are no warlike demonstrations among mine. In the meantime a few deputy All that was needed to complete a **necktle Pacine freight train rom Denver. Origi- gers died ana were buried at — gest one mile g the Indians. There is no foundation for the Drowned—Casualtics. arty’’ at St. Charles, Mo., last night was n , 1 County, this morning at 1 o’clock was report that buyers here have been giving the sheriffs had put in an appearance, and the | P a enthantiod ° , aut was a nally there were sixty-seven in the gang, | AS the ship’s surgeon did not specify the ~ was frustrated just in time. This train is Indians whisky for berries. nor. N. V., Aug. 4.—About9 o’clock last mob dispersed. The mine is being operated cool an — ected man, brave to the last, but thirty-five of them left the train at disease from which the passengers died, the known as the Cannon Ball train and runs . 5 en “arty, while going to a With a full fores. It is the intention of the wh@ wou assume the leadership ot Grand avenue, and from there split up into | Vessel was held for fumigation and disinfees from Des Moines, Io., to St. Louis. The train — aeggnge en. - waren are — SOs ke G + | company to enjoin affthe striking miners in | ® mob of determined citizens of the | twos and threes made thetr way into the city. tion, Thesuspicion prevailed that tue di. was due at Atlanta at about 10’clock. It was MARISSA, III., Aug. 2 be- Benes at 2 aged 2 of — : r. 12 the neighborhood of mines in the Federal | city and farmers that hung around 2 Teenie deat aaead e ease was Asiatic cholera, but nothing definite ay . Marissa. They ent a num- w a terr s calamity. jourt. * the jail from 10 p. m. untu 1 o' clock this * 4 * hes and two sleepers, Fun working : Dixon, Fuqua and Jones, marshaled into hne | could be learned last night. After | 9 ps tt —— the express car — ber of houses here, securing three ladies’ | Rachel, which is owned by b. W. oo 6 e morning. The object of the trate throng was and marched down to police headquarters, specting the passengers this — 1 contained considerable money gold watches at James Guthries. There | proprietorof the Pearl Point House, to come to any ag The operators | toavenge the wrong and disgrace brought | Where they will be cared for until arrange- |tne health officer 8 7 . were two, one a tall, slim man, the other a George, was conveying twenty-nine peo | consider the strike , upon Lena Diekamp and her family by John a Ne boats to take them to the Islands in the bay ‘ e ö 1 H. Johns, a young man 18 years old and é . entertul ae * 4 short, heavy -set man. A liberal reward is] ple up the lake. The little vessel was ertain any propo North, the negro farmer. Apretty spaniel accompanied one of the | where they will be detained until all aoubdts gon of the station agent at Atlanta, had been | of red. turned toward the One Hundred Island or arbitration. Ne dall b be It will be remembered that North w .| miners, to wom quite a romantic history is 9 eee a Wane attached. Alexander Russeil, a native of of existence of cholera are removed. Dr., 72 visiting, and on return- out up the ra! lroad 8 * MRS. MEYER TAKEN TO NEW YORK. House and was gilding toward the landing given work even itt strike were declared rested in St. Louis several days ago, having Narsnhall County, III., and an old Californian Jordan says that while he can find no erie ro m who were con- v 1 ree score and by a sudden shock. In the dark the vessel THE VERNON COUNTY MINERS. Lena Diekamp, the 15- year - ola | lost them again in his nearly three s ne | he deems the circumstances sufficiently suge ‘ * N of. when the passengers were thrown forward taken flight from St. Charles with | miner who has made one or two fortunes and | dence that there has been cholera on board, cealed near the rallroad behind apile of e cross ties talking about wrecking and rob- Gerichten and Trainer of the New York 1 lost em again in hi arly three re and bing a train. This was about 11 o’clock. Police Department left this afternoon via | had run upon a sunken p NEVADA, Mo., Aug. #.—The various Vernon | daughter of a wealthy family, | oF he seagate ite aes fast em. | Dicions to hold the vessel. “ " Toledo with Mrs. Henry g. W. Meyer, wife | sistance arrived from the shore it sank with | county coal mines age running with reduced | and whose father has been dead only ployed asa miner near Durango, Colo.,and| In appearance the Karamania is not a a all on board. forces. ulte a number of the old miners | three weeks past. The supposition was that upon finding himself again penniless, started v ey secured a red lantern and then took the | gale polsoner, Dr. Meyer. P A nce. to mest the wein before tt 9 ’ It was only a few — — r pee have gone to work, It is believed that a North intended to induce Lena to marry | has followed him over i,500 miles of travel on | 2Spect ofa tramp steamer, aud 16, in fact, @ ~— reached the point where the men were FATALLY SHOT. nnn gS i Ot, number of them col tothe union ana haveg him. The girl was strangely infatuated | foot, carefully guarding his small possessions | Mediterranean frulteror during the season. = went down in eighteen feet of water. The gone to work in order to lu. | wsth North and it is alleged that while he slept at night and frequently catch- She is built of iron, is 3.148 tons Re The train stopped when Johns flagged it. CuicaGo, III., Aug. 4.—Joseph G. McIntosh, . duce the non- union men to uk ing a rabbit for its master’s dinner by day. shrieking, struggling passengers battled for work. Everything is Quiet about the differ- | he bad accomplished her ruin. Stories to the Dunoon wants to get back to — . — 1 1 He at once informed Trainmaster J. A. [was shot last night by two unknown men . m4 life in the darkness. Women threwupthelr ent mines of this county, The Deputy | effect that the girl was in a delicate condition | wi ised n trike an- 9 Heather, Conductor Richard Murry and the | who attempted to rod him as he was passing . & where he says he is satisfied he Can strike an- | bullt in 1882, and is little better than a 3 Other parties connected with the train what the corner of Sixty-third street ana South | arms and sank beneath the zurtacs and We | moments Wurnlug e mines could had been widespread about St. Charles some | Other streak of good luck before he dies. ing oven with a lack of bothlightandventilas - Park avenue, a few blocks from the World's] brought to shore life had fled. time before the elopement, but when the tion. In thi 4 9 he had overheard. ‘ 4 He ated 4 br th be protected as on. In vessel nearly 500 souls spent ess some of the passengers Fair Grounds, e died a short time after. Deeds of beroism were performe y the any trouble with latter step was taken the farmer neignbors MADE DR. GUNN MAD. twenty-one days of warm weather cramped “Aq who had been aroused by the suddon stop- CRIMINAL BREVITIES. rene hs Pn baths — 9 pene a sm 1 this ev ning. Quite a number and relatives of the young girl be- for room and breathing foul air. : page of the train, started along the track as a — * | of the miners’ famill@ are in destitute cir. | came highly © enraged and swore | H. A. Broek Insinuated That the Physi-| The fears of some people that the clerks in ’ A PLUCKY WOMAN.—\rs, Vance Smith, a all women, except a youth of 19, had sunk to | cumstances. What fhe outcome willbe is | vengeance for the girl’s ruin. After ; the iain: wee tet ited Om @ reconnoltering party. They found near | young widow of Sedalia, Mo., fired four shots watery graves, AS soon as possible an at- being watched with} much interest. The * cian’s Treatment Was Fatal. Pos ce, o han the mails from the spot described by young Johns, which | at a burglar who got into her house by per- 7 strike will probably d shortly, Sympathy | North was brought back to St. Charles, the | pr. B. W. Gunn of 2705 Lucas avenue and ar, and those to whomthematlis du. is on a curve and at a 2%-foot high grade just | sonating one of her roomers. The burgiar to recover the bodies was „ems to be with the mine owners, asthe | Presence of the negro in jan, living 1 * 0 9 dressed are liable to spread cholera in this fled incontinently. After strenuous efforts all | miners had no cause to strike except to assist expense of the citizens and among them | with office at Broadway and Olive street ap- ia those he is said to have wronged, seemed to] pied for a warrant to-day against H. A, | COUDtry were set at rest by Assistant Post- atthe north end of the bridge, that a steel In Hamp Lon. . M. Lace x ) ! 4 J. N. y was robbed of bodies were brought to the the Kansas strikers. © ral ot the track had been taken out. The | $25 in Kansas City and afterwards fined $40 for | gurtace. Those who lost their lives are said * add to the ä 3 Brooks, President of the Equitable Fraternal | master Gaylor, who said in the course of an ; ; Association, on the ground of slander. | interview this morning: section hands’ tools had been stolen and nsed | contempt, he sending word to the court that he was too busy to prosecute a man arrested | to residein Troy, Brooklyn, Hoboken and HOWELL HANGED The farmers coming into town discussed ee — the spikes and were still left charged with the theft. Warrensburgh. The reports state that those elthe affair with the townsfolk and North’s 22 has an 3 . 3 9 een — a * L 2 ILLEGALLY USED THE MAILs.—George Lud- | drowned were: r. Gunn was the physician for the associa- * The villians who nad laid this trap to wreck | dington of Kansas City has been arrested, Mas, MITONELE and scm, — „„5„77FFFFFFFFFT duaamtabamnal dian tion, but does not now hold the position. | Where they are disinfected and brought | He alleged that Brooks has made statements | to this country by the steamers of the the train, presumably for the purpose of rob- | charged with having sent an improper letter tl 1 p Miss HALL, farmers was a meeting. At this meeting it bing the express car, were not discovered. ee el: cies tam’ Loan’ wan| Mite Ovitt The Murderer of Mrs. Hall and Her was decided that North should be taken out | to several persons that he (Dr. Gunn) had Frenen lune. We never receive It is supposed that they took fright when the hanged last oveniag at Columbus. O.. for the Miss we * Four Children. of the jall and hung to the nearest telezraph killed aman named Leroy Jackson of 1411 any malls by tramp steamers from train stopped and fied, The train was de- murder of Wm. Vandennock on Aug. 8, 1891. — —— — 2 K. X.. A.. „ 1 North Eleventh street by salivating him, Itallan ports. The New Tork ones ed thirty minutes while the rails were | CHARGED WITH ADULTERY.—J. O. Garten, a] TnunXI UNKNOWK LADIES TRENTON, Mo., Aug. 4.—Joseph A. Howell supposed sympathizers. The letter read as and had also killed two other per- — received no instructions from Washing: being replaced. It 1 not known N. prominent st. Joseph jeweler, has been ar- we was hanged here at 19 0’clock this morning. | follows: sons by enekilifal: treatment,- Be. Ganate —_ . a — et ae aes — many Are. he train was not sched- | rested ona charge of adultery. Alate dispatch just received from Cald- Howell passed last night in prayer and Consider yourself invited to a neektie party to- extra — — * ith „en took Uled to stop at Atlanta aud was running at M R . G M the | well announces nine bodies have already night at the corner of Sixth and Clay at 10:30 p. m. duty, besides examining applicants for precautions and, aithou the malis the rate of about forty miles an hour when me lh ee ney come ge a ad = ne on my ee A · ceenacuadiones ate a hearty breakfast this morning. In com- Place ot business Second and Madison. Bring nerve | aamission to the order, was to treat — 1 in France, they renn ‘Howell School at Boonville on last Saturdays was] ne porter of the One Hund a Mile Island] Ben! . ͤ in onmkrraß, | the members when sick. He was provided antine. Ca bave cover ‘heard en say 8 there to-day and — ean d * rned no | Captured yesterday at Holden, Mo. se N —— Winters he marched to the scaffold with a with a horse and buggy furnished by the as- | gious disease being transmitted effort bas Deen made to capture the mis. | ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.—A bold at- House was acting as pilot when the boat arm step. The rope was placed around his * „ 8 — men Si oo sociation. He stated that Brooks has. sled mails in this country.’’ | creants. tempt was made last night to wreck a pas. | struck. neck at 16:30 co en the noose | idr n uncie of t n Dee e e e — 1 — senger train on the e. partis ton & Followtng is a correct list of the drowred: tichtened he we V6 | ce'ved this notice he knew at once ; che 3 — wan piving 8 ace a cn tee YELLOW FEVER’'S RAVAGES. e A CRETE FINANCIER. Quincy near Augusta, III. Thisisthe fourth | nes gartre HALL, Brooklyn. fallen if he bad Hot grasped the pendant | jynching of North s on the SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.—Yellow fever u ro 2 attempt during the past month. rope for support. His nerve returned and | diq babs bugay. Dr. Gunn brought sevéral witnesses 2 ae 0 BERTHA BTXXD Tor, Mont Clair, N. J. he stood upright. He told the Sheriff that D to testity to the statements made | ported raging at Port Limon, Costa Ries, s Tried to Get the Best of Green Goods g Miss Evita HarpinG, Hoboken, N. J. all he had to make public was written in a . ene oe ae aa the Atlantic side, and with such fataleffect Men, But Failed. OUT OF PRISON. Miss H. M. BurToN, Jersey City. 9 — 51, a eg Minnie | 2202 Sheriff John Steiner and handed him rant, however, stating that it was quite | that half the population have fallen victims New Tonk, Aug. 4.—The wave of financial Mrs. H. J. MITCHELL, Burlington, Hall 2 ‘widow liv og on a hace ts — + — 1 ge a . — common to state that docto rs killed persons | tothe dread disease. Among the dead ares 2 depression swept over Crete, Neb., several | Four Convicts Scale the Walls of the Jer p. C. MITCHELL, Burlington. County, and her ur children were mur- | nad heard the preliminary arrangements dis- oe a „ that a case could be | thirty-six physicians, who had deen tf se Weeks ago and caused a scarcity of currency. ferson City Penitentiary. LIZZIE CORLEY, Burlington. dered 1 — 1 mt — * — — cussed by different persons. Sheriff! Steiner | jn the civil court for slander. Dr. Gunn left, Port Limon by the Government to in 85 Ta g. A. Deese, the City Marshal of the town, JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Aug. 4.—Four con-] CLARA BLACK, Burlington. — of — 883 but too late ym ty A re Siete beaten he 21 stating that he would. checking the ravages of the epiagemic, whoowns a big store where everything the | victs confined in the penitentiary hospital LIZZIE CLARK, Bridgeport, Conn. to subdue the mes. 2 the wall / there were twenty deputy sheriffs inside the EPIDEMIC IN MARSEILLES. ae 2 country folk require is sold, was affected by | regained their liberty at 12:10 this morning ' 1 r 8 — jail and guarding the entrance. Besides DREW A REVOLVER ON HIM, dan e Lanes, the 3 , type- | and are stillat large. | The hospital building 9 naan. way and ‘wae Greiged out *'mna “iden | snort, is th boarding with her. It @ theory of the in the saloons and stores opposite the | McCarthy to assist at an ico cream saloon at | The officials are attempting to hide the true 2 4 72 N vis j Pat, urement and riggedas a schooner. sue was n Pree oe 1 2 apap carried a box about 12 inches long, 9 wide railing around one of the guard-houses and e deep. The City Marshal of Crete was : - : 38 1 This was a most nervy and daring piece of mhh cessful criminal opsration on the woman, | COUTt-house. 2 packages of what appeared to be 56 business, as the guard was at the time in the to notice the activity of the officers_around | tor his work. He has therefore instituted | eight deaths last Sunday and twenty-seven and $1 bilis. here were two $5 bills and on while Mrs. Nellie Carter and her daughter, ; > $5 b Zug little room eating his lunch, and which fact 6 fact the State authorities have a purported plans and it was evident that they were | Hart’s Court. The ase was to have been ac — s oe’ All beneath the visible $11 were slips of 1 the horrible deails of mur. rern a. green paper just the size of the bills, men using the utmost caution could have | Miss Nellie Bryant of Buffalo were riding in ger. in this confession he says that numbers from hour to hour until at mid. 10. When he came out of the court hep 0 night there were fully 150 men, possessed claims the defendant’s lawyer drew a re- | Russla have been closed because of cholera. vinced they had a sucker intowand the unmanageable and ran away, overturning | to die, he picked up&an ax and finished her country buyer from Crete on his part felt ne | a Tope and slid down without being heard as | the cart and seriously injuring all the occu. | by striking her on ththead. He then started — 922 — 9 ane — hee hey pede Boe gy tony 2 — Pondolla. ey? , 1 : renn —— to the guard sitting but four feet away. It several places and must be amputated. Her | He returned and nn whet. Err New York merchants said there was $5,000 in 1 a cleverly planned and executed escape. had not recovered consciousness. Miss Nel- | barrels. Howell re thed over he bareebe U pt xa money in the japanned box and the Following are the names of the runaways: | jie Bryant was also injured on the head and | ana knocked the lite fellow’s brains out. + gee? er aie — 1 . court. demic broke out there have been 6,668 deaths — K- - „ A Pag Bg apey Frank Emison, Jackson County, twenty | was unconscious several hours. Miss Mary me Bn — che po! Lr on — 2 2 for action, ut from cholera in Mecca and 2,218 in Jedda, ht yelled police. He got both, but when the box | ears for burglary in the fre degree. D nne 3 the crowd stilt stood as if waiting for some A DISASTROUS FIRE. was opened at headquarters the $5,000 he ex- Edward Burgess. Andre ounty, 15 years ; tw { . | particular individual. About 1 o’clock the ' a — ty 7 Sictusane chanaian ed vy 8 ees of men began to disperse, and in fif- | pank Building, Hotel and Six Busi- Lorpowr, Aug. 4.—The engineer of a nish hatamount. The Marshal will have to par games * . iinebe @ wenth 2 ship ts in the Grimesby Hospital, st $10 for carrying a concealed weapon. ine „ Hudson, Jackson 7. 87 MARSHALL, III., Aug. (David simpson of | cause the little giri'smentity could be easily hood 2 — shame 4 — — , Atg. 6—Fire in this * f 9 **s * * e Marshal has 864. O7 to carry him back to wiiiam Tayi ounty. 2 years for satisfaction of a jury 1 te. 4 an! cae re hl a well when be streck @ vets of polonousiand Howell wee) Promptly convicted “While the 28 of farmers were standing | National Bank bullding, hotel and six busi- ag?” 43 . A GERMAN’S SAD PLIGHT. All of a : 8 2 the escaped convicts were 29 up, but had not got half way up when he lost wire — 12 4 — “sa z up North, an equally as large a crowd Of | gyrance only partial. Home. „ soe ee „ Dis 12-year-old boy, William, walked into 7 | 1 ok the Hoboken Police Station last night and \ AN KIRK SUICIDES. tinct when he was brought to the surface. A | some error in the insfuctions. The defend. | vidlen ce. The negroes waited until the Smote Her Negro Husband. enue, which for more than a year has d asked for lodgings. Slosser said he had week was overcome with gas and barely es- Grundy County, whe®, after one mistrial, lof tb h mark that | caped with his life. Howell was again coivicted of murder in the | Several of them were heard to remar Williams, colored, were each fined $5 by Cal, and had walked across the Continent — : who would attempt to injure North. ’ reat Sensation. KILLED BY A LOCOMOTIVE. = 3 Sa = 9 pair live together on Lucas avenue and | Pakdsttar had Je from Wiesbaden about a year ayo and located | of Traue operator, shot himself to death this , tmony establishi h led a Wunams in San Francisco. I worked two months, | afternoon in his office in the Rialto Building. 1 Sl ng 1 — tam. „. 22 1 chon trom, | DISPATCH reporter that he did not fear tne ret he woman Koookieg Ber down. . accidentally injured and went toa | tHe was 75 years old and was a member of the 5 5 — I — wel the burning building He at once instituted | trouble during the day, but that he expected | gene then attacked him with a water pitcher, I intended t invest 1 firm of Van Kirk & Ost hich went bank- om was crossing the trace con just | inquiriesand found that the testimony had a return vient from the crowd some night | and beat bim until the police arrived. wulle 1 was in th pital ae ee above the Wood River bridge when hit by the | been falsified and mutilated at Trenton, later on. He intends to keep a crowd of 8 — nne — . Kn —— rupt about a month ago. After the failure he — 1 4. yore was wrecked and the | where the case had ben tried on a change of late 0 Pp Be . reorganiz man in nt ilied., the house for the money. He was ordered ganized his affairs and resamed trading. * had preserved her ndes. Had it not been for |every evening. He believes that the] Tunis morning Mr. John M. Glover insti- wife and twins perished in the fire. Lum. ing to his office he killed himself, The report OTHER ACCIDENTS. out a case. The pasies guilty of tamperin when the circular letter came into his pos- See wes nc fed. ie was caught ° 3 FARMER FATALLY InJURED.—Wm™. Walker, | with the records Willrecelve attention. 1 session. He is also of the opinion that the can Casualty Insurance and Security Co. of and sent to State prison for life. Then my on the Board and created a tromendous sen- was run over by a span of horses attached to jail if there had been a man with nerve ray, whose name appeared in that ‘‘em- boy ’ senior partner of the green goods firm. He | ground by means ofa rope tied to the fron | Case of murder and robbery. woman and had bem teaching school and an seemed to station themselves claims that he was hired by a man named ‘form — rmittea to look into the box. He saw JACKSON, Mich., Aug. ¢.—Last evening State that Howell Bal performed an wasas Many of them were surprised | Wells Station, but did not receive any wages | facts, but it is known that there were twenty rr the jall. In the saloons they discussed their suit for $39, said to be due mim, in Justice on Monday. lvisible. Th l : t } y : herr accounts for their not being seen. None but Miss Mary Carter, Miss Ada Sherwood and confession * — 5 r — the would-be lynchers. The crowd grew in heard July 31 but was continued uatil 1 1 i 8 Oprssa, Aug. 4.—All schools in the Southogf N The New York merchants seemed to be con- crept up to this railing, tied to it] an Irish jaunting cart, the horse became | when he discovered hat Mrs. Hall was likely — rr an Be Pome OU nos wee erer Beret Se ooo es 4 1 fh 1252 Twenty doctors have gone to Klef and ten to Oe Wos to come out ahead of the game. The | the least noise would have discovered them pants. Mrs. Carter’s leg was fractured in | toleave, when the litle boy began crying. command them to move on the jail Fach | way | i He was told to ascertain the name of his MORTALITY AT MECCA. ie 3 +e head was also injured and late last night she | the little boy seeing quite heavily. Shortly after midnight three | assailantand prosecute him in the police Lonpow, Aug. 4.—Since the. present opt. Bet Se iris were screaming Howell was indicte(on separate counts for A CASE IN LONDON. Avy cted he had found was just $4,889 short of | gor burg! urglary and larceny. WELL-DIGGER ASPHYXIATED. Nettie Hall. The Sta® Selected this case be- teen minutes all was quiet in the nelghbor- ness Houses Burned. — 4 : n-goods men have lost $lland atin box. | for burglary. established, as it was to the entire | People ck, Anderson Township was engaged fo digging Linn County pointed when the mob leit. They expected | piace early this morning destroyed the First HI8 WIFE WAS GONE jail breaking. ri gas, He immediately signalec to behauled af, murder in tha frst, degree, An around waiting for the opportunity to string | ness houses, causing a loss of $50,000. In- Wm. Steinkoetter’s Return to = Deserted ew YorK, Aug. 4.—Lambert Slosser an ae 4 — his hold and fell to the bott Life was ex- trial negroes assembled in the same locality, hav- | ; on ho Has bana tet CUNO ROME ations - wie aes beard of the proposed mob The vine-covered cottage at 5825 Oc young man who went down into the well last ant then obtained « change of venue to | Violence. 3 ctrest. San Franc 1 whites withdrew before they also departed. Minnie Wilson, a white woman, and John the home of Wm. Steink . 5 & rancisco, e nown Board of Trade Operator y first degree. The cas was again appealed to | they would make it quite warm for anybody Judge Paxson for disturbing the peace, The on his way to Germany. He said: I came one AGC — „ Aug. 4. - Nelson Van Kirk, a Board ALTON, III., Aug. 4.— An engine on the Big records of the trial ha been so falsified that This morning Sheriff Steiner told a Post-|claim to be married. While intoxicated | }; the bird ha of the bod of the girl taken from brought from Germany $1,855, venue. Fortunately be Oficial stenographer | extra deputies on watch at thé jail A $150,000 Libel Suit. outand afterward burned the house. My To-day he was again forced to the wall. Go- this fact the State watid have been left with- | plans of the mob were thwarted, tuted another $150,000 suit against the Amert- * bert got tie money and ned. He was caught | of the tragedy immediately became current olden City. Mo sation Wiad fam ee ti 0 mob would have made an assault upon the Baltimore, the complainant being Lewis M. andi, both penniless, started on our : of the disas- a sulky plow and fatally injured. DOUBLE-MIRDERER SHAW. enough to lead the 1 , „ will N pblet in such shape as to the mmittee Rast. 1 was advised to ask the German u on Houston, Tex., Aw. 4.— Walter E. Shaw It is thought that wea Consul in New York to send us home. It] +, bee : her notice. and . | lead to the inference that he had em Change many years and was well Known. REDUCING WAGES. ee mar and ng dg cel and denant, fe | Casion will carry out their plans. n er then a bank clerk at took us fur months to walk from San Fran- ns. 000. Mr. Gray was this morning. He was cool and defiant. He | “sympathy for the Diekamp family seems to | Albany, N. X. cisco, and we were often without food.“ end some clothing. Capt. Hayes wi 1 held a cigarette in ui mouth until it was | be divided in St. Charles. It is claimed that — Hall and ome ne N 8 || BENTON, Mo., Aug. 4. — Mrs. Nancy Aber- Boss Quarrymenr Say They May Have to | knocked out by the back cap. In his speech the members of the family had lowered them. Injured in a Coltision. see the German Consul. aptain thinks | natny committed suicide at her home near Close Down. on the gallows Sbav prayed for acurseon | Selves to eat at the same table with the, toddard street was esser’s story is true. his living relati ves ind denounced a promi - gr ad that this respect shown| Wm. Larberg of 2807 5 the 1 Griving in a buggy with his son at Twenty- Morley by shooting herself in the head witha verjure ndrelA tenead difficulty between nent merchant az a urer and scound hize The threate 7 . scored 4 local newspaper re- family —— eighth street and Franklin avenue at 8 STORE BURGLARIZED. rifle, It is supposed she pulled the trigger He bitterly * with ner foot. sh quarrymen and their bosses may not turn out for alleged puilications. Tue gallows 1 ö ALTon, III., Aug. 4.— Ihe dry goods store of for a number of vie 8 te — riously as was at frst anticipated. It tein, Be | in ee. atic of the county jail. a very sensational story ee Roe 22 o’clock this morning when the buggy was John Snyder, at Third and Piasa streets, was her right mind for some time. She left five | may be very like the trouble between the shoe- | While tose | piniormd = — requested a — — 7 — — , dut pA — — * ps BF ae ee 22 — @ severe scalp ff to tou shoulder when he 2 and think that North upse 2 ' —•rsvi . — burglarized this morning. Mr. Snyder did | children, the youngest of whom is about 12 deputy she makers and their employers. The business | ga be the signal for the drop that he mignt | that he was the . not leave the store until 12 o’clock, and the | ars old. do with suffered from the financial depre bre nd de without pain. something to co barglary was committed between that hour I — perhaps, than any other branch of ‘On Naren at, 1889, 83 W cut the throats of | some talk of having the body o > West Side Bank Fatls. and day light. The stolen property included N SMALL CHANGE. trade, and the bosses may not be able to con- his mother and his att While in a drunken |>umed and an auto . 8 wl 8 two gold watchos, rines, pins and other tinue operating under the union scale. Ihe rage. He was soon dter arrested and con- various other stories d about the prisoner| gr. Pavt, Minn., Ang. 4.—The West : his execution has | have done mofe than anything else tostir the | pany, capital $100,000, closed its doors att Jewelry, and all kinds of clothing, the full men. under the circumstances. will eit e, but mount of which cannot be determined just |“ Mouse and Lot Paid tor in Quarter | his ve to work at the reduction or ibe 2 — deen stayed by appo® and executive clem- | people up toa lynching o’clock. Nostatement bas been made, but dank officials say they expect to resume in a now. The police were ai once notified, and and Half Dollars. will be shut down. Mr Jobn B reward of $50 offered for the arrest of , es a | | — ane the recovery of the goods. tue — & Horton to-day effected the sale quarries. throughout the city said to-day: tn MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BEGATTA/ few Gays. ooking for the negroes who OF NO. 1427 North Twenty-third here is no concerted action amon ; Winters Cee Continued. — joitering sroana the store the night be- mats with — 3 ne — or 2 quarry owners 14 resees ane and — — The 2 Winters, the young Wind and Water Are Calm on the Second - Baratoga Races. + Same $3,000 cash, from Pat O’Connell to Mrs. Car- the is no association orconnection between society man chargé with obtaining money Day—The Bveaw- SanaToGa, N. T., Aug. 4.—The following THE NEMITZ CASR. oline Hohenthal. The sale was remark- | the quarry bosses. 1 will continue paying my | from local banks n ffa@duient cheeks | Marotte. Minn., Aug. 4.—4 beautiful | were the results of the races here to-day: SE UDA FAIRGROUNDS, Ontoago, Aug. 4. /adle from the fact that the pur-|Tave not collected a cent of minty But | bearing the signature? DF. Bryson, Winters® |Factne day opened for the regatta of the | ciayton). 3 8 arnt Linea bo eee En. and Nemitr, who came back to chase price was an ia over r tor hearing in Mississippi Valley Rowing Association. The third. Time, . | * pa ork done in the past two months. I | brother-in-law, camei fen 8 the water was somewhat rough, with a brisk — 1 tie (MeDeaal te 8 to 03, ; 1% : 8 odds 0 1. 94 2 any w _ OBfeago from Canada under a cloud raised by have had to file liens Cou Criminal on tc 4 | N 4 On eve ob ; ; * „ Commissioner, M. Perrinoud, has nod about do Will keep on as long as i can ane then 1 will 92 u eal © dt 18, ora is being | breere which sprang uprduring the night, Deze (Harrie) 7 5 tom contin ntl Se , pod the examination his accounts a be gt t consult the un and ask them to agree to nce! zun | Out later the wind and waves fell. ro-day's mie Ras * ot 0 lower forawhile. If they refuse i may | habit, it is 3 g i Palora (Thorp: nis. 0 | | | have to down until the market § < 1 events . four ® 00d | asst: OF 2 H. (Clayton: * : ; N. : 0 2 . siles ; : * n