St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 2

Sdurtrag gt, grate fost-gtepattlj, tStptonjfor 23, 1804. in vE TWO CENTS. DAILY AND SEN DAT, 15 CENTS A WEEK, STARVED TO DEATH. PLUMPER'S SUICIDE. HIS SNICKERSNEE.

LOTHARIO FOUND. OAKES CANDIES iSARS CAKES, The Finest in the City. UNIQUE DESIGNS FOR ana Was Tbe Terrible rate of O. IT. Oriaor, He Bad Lest Ills Posit lea Dnot nn CTnrth ucoi uii n.

lllesearlan la Mexico. Los Cemllos. N. Sept. 29.

i. H. Ort- Grund Doing Regular Japanese Execution With tha Weapon, Herbert Robinson, Who Betrayed Annia Hughes, ts in San Antonio. 4uu u. ruuiiu eV Birthday) lilchar-l Tfagel Receired for Wrecking a Trin.

nr, aged 19. from Marshfleld, was found unconscious in a barn here. Tbe doctors pronouace it a clean case of starvation and do not believe the youth will recover. 3 Pounds for $1.00. and Wedding HE MADE CHINESE C0BF8E8 OUT TWENTY DZMOCXATS.

He is unable to give any account of himself. Anniversaries, That gay and giddy young Lothario, Herbert Robinson, who accomplished the ruin of Annie Hughes last year tn this city and skipped on May 24 for unknown Sent by Express Everywhere. 303-305 n. Broadway. SEEKING A DONDSJIAN.

Convicted- of Misplacing a Motile Ohio Switch, CHICAGO BOOMS. Mrs. George Goaldlasr Tryfasr to Keep Indiotmenta Found. Asainet Twenty Own parts after breaking up bis partner's business, has been heard from. One of Thlele's detectives ran across him In San Antonio, where he is in the electrical supply business.

Ha Is traveling under an assumes! name. The detective did ers by tbe Grand-Jnrr. Chicago. 111., Sept. 29 The Grand-Jury Oat of Jail.

Mrs. George K. Gouldlng. who was indicted A IIEEMAN WAS XIIXED ARD ZBGl. HIEE IHJUSED BY TflK ACT.

not have blm arrested as no prosecution Is National Furniture-Makera. Cincinsati, Eept. 19. The National Furniture-Makers' Association concluded their session to-day. Baltimore was chosen as the seat of the Executive Committee.

ThU committee will be elected next week and. on organization, will elect the officers to serve until the next convention, which Is called only tn case of necessity. a committee of one was sent to Qulncy, 111., to settle tbe strike there. A delegate will be sent to Indian, a polls to reorganize the unions in that city. Thb wonder of Journalism the colored cover of the Scsdat Post-Disfatch.

by the Grand-Juiy yesterday on a charge of obtaining goods at Barr's by representing herself to be Mrs. J. B. Ken being made against blm. When he returned to St.

Louis yesterday dall, residing at No. 1752 Missouri avenue. investigation of gambling returned Its final report to-day. finding twenty Indictments against owners of property used for gambling rooms. Several prominent people were among those indicted, among them J.

Irving Pearce, proprietor of eherman House Owen F. Aldls. the well-known capitalist, and James K. Toad, a wealthy leal estate ailed at the Four Courts to-day with her he reported to his superiors who notified Alfred A. Elks, the patent expert in the Odd Fellows' building, of Robinson's Deapendent.

Despondent from an over-indulgence of liquor, which his physicians bad informed, him would ultimately bring about paralysis, Charles B. Plummer shot and killed himself in room 103 ot the St. James Hotel late yesterday afternoon. Plummer was a cotton buyer in the employ of J. H.

Rodgers Co. of Petersburg, and came to this city some three weeks ago. since which time he had stopping at the St. James. He had been drinking heavily.

Yesterday he returnea to the hotel shortly after 1 o'clock somewhat Intoxicated and went Immediately to his room. Along toward 5 o'clock Mrs. William Eckert, a guest at the hotel, heard the ie-port of a pistol and notified the clerk. A porter was sent to investigate and saw smote issuing from the cracks about the door of Flummer's room. He climbed up and looked over the transom, the door being locked, and discovered Plummer lying on the floor, blood pouring from a wound In the head.

The door was forced open and a physician summoned, but life was extinct when he arrived. The body was taken In charge by tbe coroner and turned over to Pohlman Somes, undertakers, who took It to the Morgue. The weapon with which he shot himself was a 32-callber Smith Wesson, which was found on the floor beside him. In Plummer's coat pecket was found a letter from bis mother. Mrs.

J. G. Plummer, 134 Syracuse street. Petersburg, dated Sept. 25.

and a telegram, from a brother. H. L. Plum-mar. In the letter his mother urged nlm to stop drinking and to come home.

Tho letter showed that the brother lived In New York and that Plummer had evidently written him asking for money. Tbe telegram irom his brother was as New York Sept. 21, 1P4. C. B.

Flummer. St. LouU. Ynr connection -wltS Kouers Is broken. Kotnm tie ne at once; delay makes matter worse.

11 you n.ed uiuurt, how innchV Amwfr. H. L. 1'LUMMBB. Telegrams were at once sent to Plummer's relatives apprising them of bis suicide.

The nnlv rsnlv rpelveil was from Rod tiers CO. bondsman. George Hoeffner. the Clark avenue saloonkeeper and professional bondsman, and surreudered herself of a new bond. Hoeffner will not be taken as surety in the Criminal Elks was the partner whom Robinson swindled.

They were in the patent expert business together. Elks has made no at dealer. The Grand-jury win De recouveiiuu and the Investigation carried on. backed by the Civic Federation. ourt.

Two ot his bonds were forfeited and he contested payment and took tne matter to ti Supreme t.ouit, where it is pending-. Mrs. Gouldlner was allowed to ito Covered by Insurance. St. Sept.

29. Stillwater was visited by a taO.QCO Are last night which destroyed the Stillwater Manufacturing riant, the warehouse or tho Minnesota Thresher Co. and four dwelling-houses. Tha loss Is covered by Insurance. TJnion Pac'fio Reeeivere' Report.

Omaha. Nab. Sept. 29. The Union Pacific tempt to prosecute Robinson.

Ho says he cannot do so as long as ha remains away from Missouri. Annie Huehes. the girl whom Robinson mined. Is living at ml Dillon street with her child. Her lover's crime against her was a dastardly one.

Finding ha could not accomplish his purpose otherwise he out in charge of a Deputy Sheriff to hunt for a oonusman. Receivers to-day filed with, the eaerat district Court here tbelr first report, covering PLEAS OF GUILTY. went through a mock marriage wjtn uer. Vfhensne learned of his deceit she become the period since their appointment, u. consists of an enormous mass of fla-ures, show-In? a saving In exrenses and -lrfllcating rath er an encouraging state of affairs.

The wonder of journalism the colored cover of the scsdat Post-Dispatch, so 111 that her life was despaired of for a time, out she eventually recovered. Recently ladlctea Prisoners Take Their Tauten to the Fen. Henry T. Bowman, sentenced to two years TO TAKE TAKU. Punishment.

Thomas Owens, colored, charged with He- Thoa. Winaten. Covington. Eept. 29.

MaJ. Thomas Winston died to-day, aged 68 years. He served with distinction in the Mexican war, was afterwards Paymaster and on the retired list. manslaughter In the fourth degree la killing for fraud, and Win. Stack, sentenced to two years each for burglary In the second de cree, were taken to the penitentiary tnis John Conway last August, pleaded guilty to the indictment in tlie criminal Court to-day morning by Deputy bherlH bkldmore.

'he Japanese Land Troop3 on Sharg-Tung Promcntcry. nd was sentenced to two years in the Penl-sntlary. Con way was over 6J years old and THE wonder of journalism the ctlored cover of TIIE wonder of journalism the colored aover of the Sunday Post-Dispntck. lved at 1S11 O'Fallon street. He was found to Miller of the St.

James, stating the Sunday Post-Dispatch. Tenth street and Lucas avenue on Aug. 6 briefly that George B. Spears of 216 isonn Commercial street had been asked to tase Shanghai. Sept.

29. It is rumored here unconscious and with cuts In his head. He was token to the City Hospital where he died some days later. It was harge of the body and ship it to Petersburg. To a Post-Dispatch reporter Mr.

bpears that the Japanese have efTecled a land- bounht at first he had said he did not know plummer nor ng on the coast ot the Sbang- UNIQN STATION TIME TABLE. and After Sunday, Sept. 2, all Passenger Trains will Arrive and Depart from the St. Louis Union Station, Eighteenth Rodgers but that a request naa come to him from a firm In Petersourg with received his Injuries by falling, but It developed that he had had trouble with some negroes, and Owens was arrested on sus Tung promontory to the northward ot Che Foo. one of China's naval wlilrh he did business, asking that tue oouy picion or assaulting blm.

be expressed home In a deceat, inexpensive manner. He said he would see that It was stations, and only a short distance from the John MObann. charged with burglary ana larceny, pleaded guilty In the Criminal Court done. This indicates that neither ii'iummer and riarket Streets. io-uay to attempted ourgiary, anu was sentenced to two and one- nor Rodgers have close business connections in St.

Louis. strongly fortified naval station of Wel-Ual-Wel. If the reported landing of the Japanese Is true the movement evidently means an advance on Takn. Kxcept Sundays, tnailv. Kxcep1: Saturday, txcant ttit Itr.

iWonlar. JSnndtr. air years in tbe penitentiary. Piumrner was so years old. 5 reet inches oseph l.antler.

charged with grand larceny. tall and would weigh about liO pounds. He Word fills Cwssvleilm Wterl Received at Basl S. tools Tfcls Honlac TIj Wreck Occurred at Use. Hear Fert Umt-Kail St.

Louis Belleville Hapels. Richard Xagsl ot St. Louis Has fteen sentenced to the penitentiary for twenty years for wrecking a train on toe Motile 4 Ohio Ballway at Fish Lake, near Forest Lawn, the night of June 4. The train wrecked was the regular nlitht passenger, which left St. Louis at 7:30 o'clock.

None of the passengers were hurt, but the' fireman. Jlobert Collins, was killed, and the engineer. Peter E) an, was badly injured. Xagel was tound near the scene of the wreck by East St. Louis police officers, and was arrested on snsplclon.

He claimed to hare discovered a misplaced switch, which caused the damage, and maintained that he had endeavored to nag the train, as he was unable to replace the switch. He was held at the East St. Louis police Station quite a while and the police finally procured evidence enough to Insure his being held for trial. The Monroe County Grand-Jury Indicted him Tuesday and he was tried at Waterloo yesterday before Judge George W. Wall.

A message received in ast St. Louis this morning announced that he had been convicted and sentenced to prison for twenty years. Xagel was employed as 'bus driver and lived on South Broadway, near Geyer avenue, up to the time ot his arrest. He had been employed as a driver for the St. Louis Transfer Co.

several years previous, and had been sent to for two years for embezzling goods from that company. The evidence upon which he was convicted of wrecking was purely circumstantial, but was very stronar. He Emitted having seen the switch after ft was dlsplad? but told such a disjointed story to account for his presence In the vicinity that he could not -be believed. A notebook which belonged to him was found alongside tne switcu tarcet. together with a piece of newspaper, which had the appear-anre rf having been wrapped around a small crowbar, c.

Varttu McLean was arrested In East St. Louis to-day on a warrant for larceny obtained by Lbuls Weiss. He will have a hear-lna Monoey before Justice Hson. James KUnger ot 203 North Sixth street, who was very sick ani had been deserted by his wife and two sons, according to the statements of neighbors, was sent to the lonntv Hospital yesterday by Supervisor A parochial school will be opened Monday at the German Evangelical Church by the roetcr Hsv. William Franzan.

a concert was given at the Methodist Church last rrfgtot by the Epworih League. Ar ioP w111 D0 nlven at the Music Ait-. a Oct. BURLINGTON route. SOURiPAC RAILWAY pleaded guilty to potlt larceny anil was Advices received here from Pesln say that was a general favorite with all wno Knew him.

tven one year in the Worit-house. vwmaiu TtiTOnsrh tralas to Kansas there Is an ever-increasing anxiety there Stewart(and Frank Hill, charged with bur- Fast Mail it ami lary and larceny, pieaaea guilty to petit j.orai txpress If 6:00 pa among the foreign population, and at Tien Tsln the foreigners are actively organizing larceny and each got six months in tbe Xurial Permits. Frederick Messman. 63 V. 7th it.

lllll dry. ft Joseph, Llacela aad Denrer.wltii Pullman S1eeprs and Free Chair Cars. Throne; trains to St, Paul an4 Mioae-apolis, with Pullman Sleepers aadelecaat Dlaing Oars. can- orlt-house. 6iI5 pm Etate Cenator Espenschled Spoken effor tbe Congressional Nomination, la the Eleventh Eistriot John O'Nell Backs Him amd Be Will Frcbebly Bunch amp Clark'a Epeech.

Following are the names of tbe Democratic employes in the office of the Assessor and Collector of Water Rates who will be let out this afternoon: Charles F. Cooney, clerk. Joseph Brady, clerk. Edward J. Newell, Inspector.

Frank cGulgan, Inspector. Daniel McAuliffe, Inspector. James Harrlgn, Inspector. Thomas Ryan, Inspector. Frederick M.

Walsh. Inspector. William Boyco, Inspector. Valentine Von der An. Inspector.

John Foley, Inspector. John J. Welsh, Inspector. George Horn, Inspector. John Gunsoills, Inspector.

William J. Blatteau. Inspector. Phillip Coyne, Inspecfor. The only Inspector who saved his head was Cornelius Creedonr and It was understood that Clerk Robert E.

Parks would have been among the unfortunates if he had not been the Mayor's personal appointee. The nine inspectors first named get 193 a month and the others $75. The inspectors are technically known as turnkeys, and the 73 men are really their helpers, the Inspectors being too aristocratic to carry tnelr own keyes around and. havlne been abie, compelled the municipality to provide them with valets for that purpose. All the turnkeys above mentioned have been ordered to bring their keys back to the office at 1 o'clock this afternoon.

Their successors will be Immediately Installed and their names announced. Following are the hold-over employes of the office, whose fate Is as yet uncertain Charles Ohm. Chief Depu ty Anton Kels-slriB and John F. McMahon, principal clerks; Joseph baler. John F.

Gundrcfcer, Frann David Rellly. James E. Kelso, Robert Parks, Wm. P.Couway and George Hlckel. clerks; Michael C'leary, cashier; John J.

Schuler, night watchman James R. Harris, draughtsman. Gus Bruegtcemanof theTwenty-thlrd Ward Is said to be slated for the cashlership. He has already been given a place In the office. Gaston E.

Servlere, formerly connected with WesUicke I ott. Is said to be the choice of the Assessor for the position now held by Charles Oum. An end to the long-existing uncertainty as to the outcome of the Eleventh District congressional situation, on the Democratic side, seems to be at hand. State Senator Fred F. Espenchled has been authoritatively asked to mite tiie race, ana while he has not yet given bis consent, it is apparent that he can be persuaded to accept the nomination, and be depended upon to make a gallant and winning fight.

Ills nomination has been broached to a number of tne committeemen, and also to Hon. John J. O'Neill. The latter, when spoken to about It this morning, saKl: "I think the nomination of Espenschled would be one of tbe best that could be made, and I have said so to a number ot my friends. If he Is nominated I shall use every means at my command to secure his election, and shall give my personal services In tbe campaign just as far as my strength will permit." "But what Is your own position with regard to the nomination?" "I say now, as 1 have said before repeatedly within the last two raontUs, that I am in no condition to make that race.

1 think: that this is a serious situation that confronts the Democratic party one of tbe most serious in its history and that this Is no time for any Democrat to flunk. But the trutn is, I am under the care of Dr. Hughes, wao Is treating me for nervous prostration, and I am absolutely unable to endure the excitement and labor of a canvass. I have told various members of tha Congressional Committee the same thing, and have asked them not to consider me In connection with this nomination It would never do to nominate a man who could not get out and make a hard fight, such as Is necessary for the Democrats to win. and I hope the Members of the committee will see this and give tbe nomination to some one else.

I don't know how I could set forth my position any stronger than I have. "As for Espenschled, he Is one of the strongest Democrats lu North St. Louts, is recoiinlzed as a representative Germaa-Amerlcaa citizen and an able legislator. His race for the Mate Senate was phenomenal, and his record there without a Haw. I say airain that I thlnit his nomination one of the notwoend, sulclae.

for the defense of the foreign quarters. Genevi.vo Mock, i) months, 110 t. fas Lincoini and Southern Kansas Kxp. am Josopn.Omaha! i So Kan. cel.

Vast Line 8:20 Dm Kansas Cily 4 Colorado Ex-l Misgonrl Tifl. I The Chtnese army at Wl Ju. on the Yalu COOIITEBFEITER ABBSSTXD. tro-euterltis. 6:55 am 7:15 am John k.

Cauwallader. 74 809 Taylor av. par Elver, which ts opposing the advance ot the BURLINGTON ROUTE C. B. Q.

alvaift. George Parsons Bun Sewn by Federal Jacob Schortenbercer. 37 USIl S. Broadway; main Japanese army In corea, has mutinied. The men are throwing away their arms be Depart.

Irrhesls of liT.r. ashlnyton Accommodation Leayes arrires 8jO0 am. A'rwoo(1 -Accommodation leaye 8:00, 11:50 am -JU 03 cere at Van Buren. Deputy United States Marshal Hall to-day Kate Mania, 38 City Hospital: Blight's is aso. Timothy Qnlnlan, 3 4562 St.

Lonls ay. "4121, 5:23 p-o, cause they have no ammunition, being cut of! from their base of supplies. 8:35 am 5:50. 6:20. 6:30.

10:30 11 -is Bock Island. St. Paul. Mlane-apolls. Peoria, La Crosse and Dubnqoe Express Ro Island, uabuqae.

Gales-bare, Peoria. St- Paul ana Minneapolis Express a astro-enteritis. The Chinese defenses have completely col eresa A.Deri, bu, a. urana angina fk-K pectoris. received a telegram announcing; the arrest of George Parsons at Van Buren.

yesterday by the Sheriff of Carter County. Parsons was Indicted with William and A. J. Chilton and lapsed and are now only a farce. There Is a nr, Sundays Only.

Leaye 7:30 1:00 9:45 pm. KlrK wood Aceommedatlon Arrive 12:35. 7:10. 9:45. 10:40 pm.

or Sundays Only, Arrive 9:05 am, 10:30 am. Slik 11,11 Accommodation Leave BURLINGTON -St. K. N. W.

panic In Pekln. and the very name Japanese Inspires terror everywhere. China Is perfectly helpless. 3:15 Dai Absalom Coleman at Springfield, about DEATHS. 3:00, 4:43, a year ago on the charge of using the mails The commander of the Japanese warship I VU1.

Oil IV leaVMl-lSntn Minnoaplls. ft. Paul. Omaha. Cedar Rapids kxpresi Denver.

Lincoln. Laivenworlli. Kansas Citr and California Kxpress. Hannibal. St.

Paul and Minne- it. nniir- Keokuk. Kr- aerraud. 1 ney were accused or sending; out Nanlwa has reported to ttie Minister of Accommodation Arrlva 8:45 pm circulars stating that they had counterfeit iMarlne. Count Sano, that while cruising in HOKAX-Friday, Sept.

38. 1S94, Johassa Ho company with the on Sept. 23, 7:45 pm, 1 iJ.oa, Creve Lake. rax. relict ol tha late Patrick Koran, aecd 58 Chinese was sighted money to sell, in called themselves the Curio Supply Co.

They used confederate money, and it Is said they made $10,000. The Chiltons and Coleman were sentenced to the Madison Klrut Express I. 6:45 em am. 4:25 Dm. Sund.v 1:50 pa years 4 months aad 4 days.

only, 1 :30 pm. stranded In the Gulf of Talr-KnTYan. The Japanese believe she was the Ewang-Kal. The Chinese crew on board of her. when the Japanese cruisers 7:10 pm.

Bandar penltsntlary for eighteen months. Parsons Arrive am. pm. only. pm.

8:30 pm. Hsr funeral will take place from tke family residence. 1835 Tapm street, Sunday, Sept. 30. 7 :40 am lias been defying the Federal officer i pu Hannlhal.

ivansas nworth. Atchison and bt. Joseph Day Express Qnlncy i ast Mail. Loaislana. Hannibal, Quiaer and Lecal passenger from tjelncy.

with a Wlnchoster for over a year. Marshal went to Van Bureu to-day Deputy to take Iron Mountain Route. at 1 :30 o'clock p. m. to Holy Church, thence te Calvary Cemetery.

Frieads are Invited to attend. approached. set fire to their ship and escaped ashore. The warship was reported to have been damaeeJ as to be useless for furtner 2:30 am charge of Parsons. l.oopsa aat'r 0:45 pm flsfhtlng and the Japanese completed her destruction.

Colnmnue Accommodation. Little Hook, Hot 8orlns. Dai-las and Ft- CBICKET III PHILADELPHIA. LANGE-Ob Friday. Bept.

28, at 8 a. m. Ssagda- BALTIMORE OHIO SOUTHWESTESH BY. (OHIO MISSISSIPPI HAlLWAf.l asalt Hot Springs andMemphis Seee LKN a Lange (nee Wagner), beleved wife ef Aacust Lange and mother of Paula Laage, after Heme Teem Play an Up-3illGame Tbe JAPAS'S RESERVES. Tokohama.

Sept. 29. The reserves of the 6:50 ue trZO a no a brief illness, aged 26 years and 11 days. ii'ociw io iaiias, fcaiveston. Sea Antonio.

New Orleans aad City of Mexico I Paso Se California" Against the Englishmen Philadelphia Sept. 29. A duller. ant Funeral oa Snnday. Sept- 30, at 2 p.

m. from National Guard have been called for active service. Bi80 pmif 6:05 3616 Texae avenue, to Ev. Lath. 8:00 a 0 more miserable pday could not been disbed up than tbe day which greeted the Local Express, Cincinnati and Louiivllle Roval Hire Flyer.

Louisville. Phil, and Kew York. York Express, Loaisvtlle. 1 o. bus.

Balu Pbil. and Xiw York. Tinceunes AceemsBodatlon. ST. L.

KAN. CITY R. R. Holv Cross Churcb. Ulaml street and Ohio 'MISSISSIPPI VALLtY H0X2J.

BELLEVILLE. (sjlover- Leaf Raate.y avenue. anil Kxprecs. Toledc Klght KxpreeS Short Items ef Interest From Missouri, gentlemen of Philadelphia when they went in to bat to-day In their second international cricket match with Lord UMIEICK-Ob the 28m Inst, at 4:30 a. 7:85 am dt 6:45 pan Its aia ss MABTLiMEiilCK.Vee Cosgrove.

aged 38 years. Carlyle Accomodation hawkes' eleven. It was a bleak day with 5T.LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO R.R. beloved wife of John Limerick. Illinois, Arkansas and Texas.

MISSOURI. Jacob Berry, who disappeared from Rush Faneral from the family residence, 3623 Mar chilling blasts sweeping across the field and a drlzzie falling. VANDALJA-LIMEjl cus avenue, on Sunday, the t30th at 3 p. Hiil last week. Is said to be lu Virginia wltu Wickets fell with disheartening regularity.

m. to the Ctiureh ot the Holy Ttosary, thence to bis relatives. and when the six had gone down the total 7:00 am 8:00 am am 6:26 am cm 1 100 pin 4:00 p-o 6:25 Dm Calvary Cemetery. Friends of the family Invited :45 am 7:40 am 6:30 pm :30 pia 10:30 am 1:25 am 4:15 pm 8:3 am The Mextcos beat the Loulslanias 25 to 6 was only 60. Unless the remaining batters succeed in piling up a bit; total Valley Park valley Park Aeeonrraodation Kantaa A Colorado Mail.

Arkansas A Texas Veailbala'd." Valley Park Accommodation Valley Park Aoaomar.odatlon.. Valley Park Pacific Accommodation Valley Park Accommodation' Col. Cal. Express Ark. Texas Kxpress te attend.

the first game; the second ended la a he home players can scarcely hope to avoid Aiiil. H1.35 6:00 K. Bs.lt. Wash. Express SiOJ pm 7:00 am Chieaoiay Express 8:10 am't Chieairo Uay Express I zZ Cbico Ulamoni BpeelaU 10 pm 7 Clne.nna.1 Day Kxpress.

it 8 10 7.20 pm M'HAtK-On Saturday, Bept. 29, 1891. at 7:20 the Ignominy or a "follow-on," as they win have 10 make 106 runs in their first Inning in A Fulton negro named Tom Brown slashed 6:30 pm 8:30 pm pm 6:50 am a white man with a razor on an excursion m. Catherine McHale, daughter of Mrs. order to send the Englishmen to bat for their train, then Jumped off and was Killed.

8:0 psnt am second Inning. ffllnitliam It 6:80 pmii am Ellen and sister of Miss Delia McHale and Mrs James Kerrigan. Buddie Howe, living near Mexico, fell off a A 1:30 the seventh wicket went down, 11. Brown being cauaht by Mordaunt off Hil- NISRO ST. LOUIS HANNTbaXRTrT roof and broke three ribs.

The funeral will take place M.nilav, Oct. 1, at Mail and Kvnr.e 8:30 am Chlcaro Line A fir a broke out In the Salamander mine. 2 o'elock p. m. from family residence, No.

1114 Mail and yard. Score, 70-7-0. Play was then stopped for lunch. Clark, the not-out man, had accumulated 8 runs at this time. e.ao pm- :25 pm In Audrain.

BUsell street, te Holy Aame Church, thence te 5T- LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN R.RT Chicago Day Kxpress, SxlO am CnioaeoDay Express. Chicago Diamond Golden City wlil probably get another Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to at tend. mmmmm canning factory. ST.

Cotton Hel Kx Dress. M. Lonlt and Waco Prjrlnctleld has the finest saloon and poor amlt pm It 9:30 Pin pro Had Ceunt.rf.it iuocey United States Commissioner Gray CHICAOU cc Tile Fotar Koote. WniTK-On Sept. 23.

1831, at 8 o'clock p. m. est church of any city of its size in the coun ST. LOUIS, ALTON SPRINGF'D, try. Thomas tC.

White, area 47 years, beloved hus very best that coald be made and 1 am sure pm 7:30 pm 7:10 am 8:05 am Issued a warrant for Theodore and Gustavo NIeman, who that 11 he is nominated ne win oe eiectea. Arrival at the Washington Connty Gallows for Ktskbiiita') Execution. The Washington County gallows, which was borrowed for the execution of wife-murderer Menkhausen. reached here yesterday and was stowed away at the Jail. It will not tee put In position until the day previous to the execution, which is to occur Oct.

12. George Van Zant, Indicted for horse stealing, entered a plea of guilty yesterday In the Circuit Court and was sentenced to prison for three years. Sick Christian was sentenced for three years for horsestealing and two years for larceny. Other sentences fronounced by Judge WUdeman were Henry lappert one year for -assault; Joss Rodger two years for burglary Ted Kinney, one year for robbery; James Dexter two years lor larceny. A young man who gives the name of Alfred Hopper Is under arrest here on suspicion.

He is thouzht to be Ullana Cain, who broke Jail at Carllnvllle last week. Jacob Nesblt, colored, who had been under treatment for lock-jaw at the County Hospital, was discharged as cured yesterday. Mrs. Mary Cottilll. aged 65, died at tie County Hospital yesterday of cancer.

John Weber has returned from Springfield, Where he attended the State Fair. The Clover Leaf Quartette of Belleville will give an entertainment at New Baden to-nUht. Three local Knights of Honor have been elected officers of the Grand Lodge John Weber, Guide; William Jacques, Guard; W. T. Crouch, Trustee.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bahl and Miss Frieda Meder left yesterday for Waco, Tex. Fred Neumelster ot Nashville Is here visiting his son-in-law, John Rodemeyer. The Kenaullcan Printing Co.

of East St. to-day Hauffe were night tBlng Line vlst Big Fsnr. The good roads sentiment is strong In band of Mrs. Margaret White, nee Moran, after 6:55 am iir. Espenschled was Inclined to look upon 10:40 am Greene County.

a lingering illness. Jersoyyllle 4 SpnagUeld Exp. Plssa Bluffs Special 10:25 am arrested by the police last 4:20 pia 1:80 pm :55 am the suggestion favorably, but as yet be has not manifested any enthusiasm. He said: Day Express boiith western Limited. A Iton Kxpress.

Alton Express Mattooa, JerseyviHe Springfield Alton Express, isoston. Sew York Cincin Butler's fire chief 13 named Ell. Prof. Yantls of the University Is writ on the chares or passing counterfeit money. Faneral Sunday at 2 p.

from residence, 1854 St. Louis avenue. East St. Loals, 111,, to 4:20 pm I nave spent thirteen years in spublic 1 :80 pm 1:30 pm Haurre entered the- saloon at 1622 South 5:53 CHICAGO, PEORIA ST. LOUIS.

(J. S. E. Line.) ing a book on the law of evidence. Bellefontaine Cemetery, gt.

Leuis, Mo. Broadway and gave Mrs. Huf- life, and I think I am entitled to a rest. I was five vears private secretary in the Mayer's office four years In tne Treasurer's The Moberly Grand-jury found no true bill am nagei a spurious silver dollar pm- nati Kxpress. Fraik Jay Gould- payment for some beer nmi against Maggie and Faunie Jounsan.

Peoria and Sprinnneld Mail Fprineneld Express Peoria Special office, and lour years in the Senate, and I 7.10 pm 11:10 am 6:55 am 7:46 aan 4:45 pm 6:25 pm The Jefferson City bridge Is a sure thing. FranS Jay Gould of Tarry town, ST. who as In St. Louis yesterday Inspecting the and the people there expect a boom. would use to aevoie a lew years 10 my private business.

The nomination for Congress would mean a hard tight for election. recelted change. Hauffe said be got th9 coin from a man named Peterson, but NIeman admitted that he gave the coin to Haurre as a joke, ri autre then confessed that he got it from NIeman. JnsDer County outDUtlof laad and zinc last LOUISVILLE, ST.L0UI3 (Air Lime.) week was $75,234, the largest in its history. and If successful I would have no time to Gould properties, left by special train for Kansas City this morning.

etve to my private business for two years. Quail are numerous la the Capitol grounds SrVO amlt 7:25 am 8:25 am 7:55 am and 1 am not yet positive mat 1 ougni 10 Tie arrived here late Thursday evening with at Jefferson City. LIXES BAST OFTHI MISSISSIPPI make the sacrifice. But I will think it i 8:60 am am Fight on the Idlewild. Harry Isam, cabin boy on the steamer Idle- Loniaviile Vestibule Bellovllle Aeeemmodation.

Belleyillo Belleville Accommodation. Belleville Hellcvllie 7:30 :05 pm The game law has been shamefully the family physician, Dr. John Munn, and a young companion, Joseph Bayne. Frank rhlcaeo Local Express over. 9:00 am "i-o psa violated In Cole County.

10:50 ani! 1:60 pm 2:50 5:10 bib If this disposition Is made of the nomini- Cblcaeo Fast Teledo. Detroit ler Tork Is the youngest ot tao uumu uujj ouu is not Gov. Stone appointed Patrick McGauren tlon. ear cromlnent Democrats, there is wuu, anu tred steen, pantryman on the same vessel, got Into a fight on board the yet of age. iseiieville Aceommodatioa IT pm Inspector of Oils for the city of Joplln.

every reason to believe that the party will Fast Kxpress jl Decatar Aecommedation i Belleville Accommodation Dm 7,30 em pm 4:55 am 7-00 735 aIm 9:05 pmit carry the district. TIIE wender of jourmalismthe colored cover of A crowd Sat CartevlUe wouldn't listen to boat yesterday afternoon over the fact that Toledo. Detroit. Mew York! Fred F. Espenscniea was Dorn in si.

acquis an orator who talked against Col. Annie mall ana It mho nmir iu pm CAIRO SHORT LINE. the Sunday Post-Dispatch. VesllDntea Limited. one or the negro hands had to sleep on the floor.

Steen seized a hlc.korr in January. 1853. and was eaucatea in tne Baxter. rjublic schools and at Washington cnlverst LIMBS WEST OF TUB MISSISSIP JI. A 15-year-old son of Henry Eltter of Nelson sLiuiv lucuiha laaiii, aim tne latter grappled with him and pushed him throuch a wiminw Xailroad Kotea.

The Vice-President and General Manager Louis, incorporated by E. J. Egemaa and ntbers. filed a charter here yesterday. ty.

I He graduated from the law department of that institution, and was drowned while bathing. Fsnsss City Kansas City. Mall and Expresst 0:00 am! 0:10 pm 4.iWU:00 a. 7:43 am 6:41 pm bis arm belog cut In several places from the AeaommodatloB. George H.

Klce obtained a divorce from his practiced law until tne eiecnuu giaia. small claimed ne bad been first at 7:40 ae S45 pm of Mayor overstolz. whose private ILLINOIS. Three brothers were made R. A.

Masons tacked by Isam and that the latter used a 7:30 ps 7:30 am of the St. Louis Eastern lines met yesterday at the offlce ot the East-bound Trafllo Association to discuss the East-bound situation. I 7:30 am 8:35 pm 7:00 am 1 mm pm 7i30 pat ftuiic kiia uis arm. wire, Anaie E. Kice.

in tne circuit court yes terday. A MARKED MAN. at Quincy at the same time. Secretary he was for five years. He was elected city Treasurer and served four years, retlrincr in 1887.

Four years ago he was Hew Orleaas. Memphis aad Cairo "Fast Mali" Padncah, Metropolis and liar- phrsboro Express Memphis and Cairo Vast Line. Hew Orleans Limited Parker City. Creal Springs at Cape Girardeau Express Sparta Express bparta. Coaster and Mnrphys- boro, Parker City, Cairo Exp.

Sparta and Chester Cairo, Carboudaie aad Parker Cily Express Omvna, DesMolaee St. Paul. Express Kansas City Fast Express. Fergusoa Accommodation rergusoa Ferguson Accommodation fcranam Aeoomanodatien riisaios iTkursday only) Mrs. John A.

Louan Is trylna to raise The wonder of journalism the colored cove ni The Wabash, Vandalla, Baltimore Ohio 1:00 pin 8:0 am I I os I. am elected to ttan state Senate in a KeDubllcan 11:50 am 11:50 am 11:80 am 6:44 pm money foracolored orphans and otd people's home. tne rOST-DlSFATCH. 7:40 am 1 7i40 aaa 7 140 am 4i25 pm district, running hundreds of votes ahead of his ticket. He is regarded as one of the strongest men before the German-Americans In spite or tne bad weather the Hancock 7:40 pm 1:00 pmi 10:20 em pm Leiow Cosnaaltieo Wltaesa Ippe Telia Ferguson Ace.

(Sandar only). Ferguson Ace. (Sunday only) County Fair more than paid expenses. As Alleged Assault. ot M.

L.OU1S mat couiu ue iuunu iua 11:50 a A Keeley cure will be established at John Devine; who lives at B404 Walnut Democratic party. CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD. Southwestern. Big Four ana tne uiover Lat were represented. The lines of the association seem satlsned with the division of business and the way thing" are going, and there was no friction at yesterday's meeting.

The Alton road. In conoctlon with the Big Four and Chesapeake Ohio, yesterday announced a rate on grain of 20cents from Kan- sas City to Newport News. This is a reduction of 5 cents on the previous rate and Is Ills Story fa Coart. Qulncy. xne Eleventn uistrict Democratic uousrs street, was arrested yesterday afternoon on.

MOBILE OHIO RAILROAD. Arrangements have been made with Chica sional Committee will meet to-morrow Cbicago Limited. Zllo'Z New York, Sept. 29. George Appo, the Lexow Committee witness, who gave away complaint of his sister.

Waggle, charged go banks to pay the militiamen for recent (Sunday) at 2 o'clock sharp at Laiayette 5-1;" Hall, beventeentb street and Cass avenue. with disturbing the peace. To-day the case service. the doings of the green goods men, and who Thomas J. lsyaaai.

Julius Wuerz- was continued until next Monar. made to meet a rate oi la cents ou export was found yesterday afternoon In the North The "Immortal J. is on the march. F. 8.

Hill Son of Norrl9 City have 80.000 burger win not ue present. Orleans Express Mofctle Florida Express Cairo, Sparta, Chester, Mar-physboro Cape (iirardeau kadJaekson Kxpress la urpliysboro, Sparta, Chester and Cape ttlrardeaa Accom s'siasMv' iuura i mn viUr KxDrm it TtOJ pm 7 104am lStlOpst SiSSpm i :35 pm 7:40 am 4:30 pm It is said that the domestic fj- 11:00 am 8:5 pm; nciiy or the Devine las growing park trees. Secretarv.Rohlflng of the Republican Com grain from Kansas i uy to vrieans which was carrying off the bulk of the business through New Orleans. Tho Western Fr.io-hr Association will nrobably take some Deeu a trine strained of lata and that vaster- 8:10 am 1 :20 pm 10:00 am 1:55 pm" Alton Express Alten Express c.eorxe Saunders of Carrot fell from a scar. mlttee called upon the Recorder of Voters River Hotel, on West street, with bis throat cut, wag arraigned In the Tombs Police Court to-day.

The cut In bis throat Is not serious. With Appo was arraigned day Maggie and her brother irnt into a dis fold and sustained severe Injuries. this morning and notified him that the City pute. Clurlna which u-aa trnrt in tha LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE R.R. ST.LOUIS, KAN.

CITY COL. R.R. end Twelfth District Congressional Primaries action in regard, to the matter within a day or so. bead and face several times and knocked Mock (marriages are amusing Lebanon would be held on tne same date, ana tnat down, omcer Metier of the Fifth District society. California capitalists ars preparm to ounu Michael J.

Rear don who, Appo says, cut him, the final disposition of the case was ordered. the date would be made known on Monday, fouthern Faat Mail 7:0 amlt 7:20 Pm amlt 2:00 pm was cauea upon to make the arrest. Union AcoominodaSioa Creve Ceear Union Express Creve Cour Aeeemmodatloa. Belleville Accommodation am 16:00 pm pm 4:50 pan Its am 1,4:30 am which is the last aay on wnicn tne committee Appo was held for examination on a charge a new railroad down the ban joaquin aney which will compete with the Southern Pacific Railroad. TEXAS.

Rev. Williams told the people of Bryan Mt. Yemen ft 7t2U ran have tne privilege. 11 is oeuevea oy me 7:6 pmi- ot navinsr attempted suicide, ana Kearooa 1HB wonder ot journalism The colored Soatbera Fast Line. Recorder that tne date wui oe uct.

11. ana nns neld lor telonlous assault. that same of the in did not hare rehiclon enough to go to bell. cover of the Scsdat Post-Dispatch. hat the City aud Twelfth District Coo gres- In court Appo said that he went down to the North Klver Hotel yesterday to serve Bartletf handles more cotton this year OTHER DEPOTS.

IRON MOUNTAIN SUBURBAN. Depot 4th and Chensea.ii av. slonal Conventions win be held oa the lb.n, wblcu will be Thursday. WABASH SUBURBAN. than ever before.

After the Mountains, the City. some subpoenas tor tne Lexow committee While there 1 met the proprietor, John E. Blair. the claimant to Texas lands. The Twenty-fourth Ward Republican Club Olive) Street Station.

continued Appo. "Baar's place was the was adjudged Insane. 4:30 pm Hot Noons Chilly Nights Arcadia Aeeoinmodalloe De auto will hold its next meeting this eveninsr at rendezvous or tne green goods men. He (5:50 ami am 8:50 am' am HofTmana'a Hall, corner Elliott and St. Louis SenatnrMlils is making a vigorous canvass.

Hush Lavella of Hempstead died of a From Harper's Weekly. Dull senses, stirred By tne srr.at city's sound, so long unheard; 42 slulsh. sun-baked brain. "Tlc Pulse-to tains, again I amy. lu Tula CAKONDELIT TRAINS.

avenues. used to get $10 for every guy that was steered there. liaar asked us to liave a drink, lie vanted to open a bottle of wine, but 1 toon 10:45 aini10i0 am 1:35 pm; JP1 The Fourteenth ward Regular Republican wound received thirty years ago while in the Confederate service. Irmlly Kxcept Sunday, 7:65, 9:15 am 11:05, 3:30, fltlf, Club will meet this evening at Fountain nan, Of Fall present so many variations of tem srOO am pm bisky. Baar tnen asked me not to men on bis place in any testimony 11.

-8S pm. nmr Frldav onlv. Dallas free thinners discussed "the Dleas- corner Cefflnawelland Franklin avenues. For ole, old mountains rise rseaiae toes, ernwa. nt n.nm.

Bridgetea Accommodation. Fargason Aceommedatlon. Fergason Fergesoa Aeeouimodaiion Briugcsoa Aceommadatioa. rl. Cbarles ergason Accommodation Fergason (Frl.

and bat. Fergesoa Ace. (Sunday only)--Fergaaon Ace. (Sunday only). Fergason Am.

Sunday only). Fergason am, ibaosir AuiyJ- Arrive 6:0, 7:40. 1:35 ami 1:33, 4:50, Sill ures of hell. The Walbrldge West End Republican club light give Derore the committee. Friday emy.

7:3 pa pmi will not meet at UETensteln's Hall, this even perature as to tax the strength ana mane a pathway for disense. Hood's Sarsapa-rilla will fortify the system these dangers, by making pure, healthy blood. The union printers will established the Joek' reen foteus and their darfing stream ye since my imperial; gaze 6:10 pm 7 :0 ua am lOiie am UiMi) pm 5: l-tt 6:20 pm 11:30 pm am 1 pm li ax 1: ing, on account of the Republican mass- Waco Daily Lemocrut. a co-operative paper. had two drinks, and then became izzy.

The last thing I remember Is jeeing Reardon standlnic over me with a knife. 1 did not cut myself and made no at Antone Waeoner. a Bohemian, llvinv in Brazos County, was bitten by a rattler, but TEXAS RY, Second and Mallanahv Strnet. only, tureunn long, lonely das. so.

to my Our tolling buraau thousands do bat olay n8Js. with woes born oi a draam; vf 1 D.1ors that flit, with mocktnn cries. Ainwarl las mountainous old verities. tempt to stao uearaon. mo next thing meeting to be held at Kicker's Hall.

New-stead avenue and North Market street, to put up a ticket for the Republican primaries In the Twenty-sixth Ward, ft Senator George Graham Vest stopped at the (southern last nlirht on his war from the BURLINGTON -St. K. N. W. remember was when, they had me boun-l ocm Sarsa-j parflla was savea oy Ex-Gov.

Roberts has promised to take part in the campaign. down in Chamoers street Hospital. I wanted to tree mysetr, out one or the police 1 tit. wonder nf East to his home at Kansas City. He will men standing over me threatened jet.

mi iw eu vvivi ws tV fj begin his campaign at Kansas City on Sloa (lav. nc ouna ay Pott -Dispatch. Tub wonder of journalism the, colored Boenville, fedalla. Clinton. Ft.

Heott. Parsons ana Indian Territory Express. Ft. Worth. aylor, Waee cad Austin Express.

Ft. Worth. Dallas, fan Anto- aio aad tfalveitoa Express. I X. Charles.

Sedaila. rt. bcott aad Deaieoa Exoress. 0i3am lltSOpm 5:30 pal :30 pm Ciaoam "Seres came out on tJ 1 aOC my limbs. 1 tned BJ-i Wl3 different medicines, but none helped me.

WayTv rr mother heard of Hood's Sarsa- to gouge my eyes out. I have been a marked man ever since 1 was a witness before the Lexow committee. I was followed last week, and wnen I pointed out the man cover ot the Scndat Post-Dispatch. The Renublleans of the Twentr-flrst Ward Ooif aad Starriare. will hold a mass-meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at Mua'9 Hall.

so. 1339 Park avenue, 11 ISO pm Will Be Lynched. From the Mew York Truth. who was after me to a policeman I cot onlv Ttroadwar Station. In effect Snnuay, Sept.

30. For Alton-Leave 6:25 a. m. tll 15 a. 2:00 p.

Saturday aad n'y, 3:30 p.m. except faturday and fcuuea. 4.00 p. p. ao.

7 p. m. From Alton-Arrive 8:0 a. e. tll.3 e.

FMOrcharci Farm and Old Monroe-Xeave 8:30 p. u. except Saturday and bunday. A P- tt Fwrnbrebard Farm and Old 11:35 a. m.

execjt Sunday and Monday, :40a.m. Monday. SfXOUIS EASTERN RAILWA for the purpose of selecting delegates to city tne laugh for my Heardon and Baar Nashville, Sept. 29. Win Griffey, ana congressional conventions.

repeated tneir stories or yesterday that Appo went Into the hotel crazy drunk and t7.rm After taking: part of a bottle the sCisben toheal, and after a short time the time. As a blood a negro, attempted to assault a white girl "said his Hie was not worth t. lie said BLUFF LINE. ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO ST.

PAUI Depel-Broaelway aad Mallaaairiv at. That Cay upon tbe golfioc links sns i touched his heart, the pretty BJlnX! er skillful drivlae won. roeihluKs, ror dashing was ner play and carriage. "P0 he words, her "yes" was said. abi when tne pair at last were wed.

alas! too soon, 'lis said. last sae eouid also drive in marriage, Dupuv Will Hot Resign. Parts. Sent. 29.

The Eto 4 Pari say would show lie was square by cutting his named Mary Davis, but failed. He made bis escape and Is pursued by a posse of citizens nothing: better. Lkon throat and tried to ao so with the knife. there ts no truth In the report circulated by who will hang him when they capture blm. St.

John, Fairmont, Minn. La Patrie and La Cotarae that Premier Dupuy eraftoa and Plaaa radon and Plasa Blnrts .1 Is to resign immediately, and that he is to The wonder of Journalism the colored phis are purely vegetable, hand Tbk wonder of Journalism tbe colored Fr.aa FMckaon and Calllae ree B45pml :40 pm 3:00 pm! 11:04 am 6:00 (StOOsB The wender of Journalism the colored be succeeded by M. Raymond Polncarre, tne dbver of the tvsf Out atch. Crafton and P. bat.

only SprtagB'eld A urlutnsid 3:35 pm made, perfect in propornu-- cover ot the buhpat Post-Dispatch. Minister 01 nuance. ami 4:10 ami cover ot the Scndai Post-Dispatch. Carbon Accommodation Uarlaa Aeeommodatioa. 1 tlO am 4 4.