The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 1

THEjSPEEOH Wliit Waa ll. Kvf-nt the Hay in Waabinirton. Mini Senator Voorlu-es to nmke bis Kn ut sjejech nearly one third the entire mem- ber.blp the IIoiimi a in the rear Kaix and aisles I.t-n in the Seuator'n arifii- nent. and Ihe Kallerie nbovewere packed anffoti.tloii. I'hairmnii nf tin- lloiise toininittise on t'olniitfe, a -ttl Just to tin- li-ft and nearly fai iiiK Sf iuitor irfrlit- and Kusl ruefully at him during the entire i oursi-of his sts h.

i Hrobnhly not -inee the day when liiKall" i magnetic eloqreiK i- sirew such crouds lo the eimte -ide of the t'npltol that the kbIIi rles i would not uccoiiiiuoili te 1 1 ho wished to ll-teu his oratory ha- ucb an assemhlae Katheri'd in the seals psiitmiI lor the public in the sK iiali- t'liaiuher as that of to dav. Not i iit reuiuitii uti'xs i.li'd h'-n Mr. Voi.r- hwstook lie flirfir, ami along the wall-, were i VI ami wohi: sriMilSo. Vt hen Mr. Vooriic aroe then, was a hurst i of ex pts'tiition an.

tii iiiumiur ran throiiyh the fciill rl hi-h iiii kly subsided until the cIiiiihIm.t 1 ituii. Tlic iu a -I ri.iu;, cl-ar wlilch Wusrr-fcctlv and ihroiiKhotit 'he ss is he v.a accorded tli-stilcte-i utieiitlon. As an liitiisltiction to.Seniitor Voorhecs' sp.ech. Mr. Allen nave notice of nif uieut which' he would offer to the hill re- i ported ly Mr.

Voorhi-- ilisfs.ntiiiuirnc purchase of silver bullion. It ppiNie to ii. 1. 1 to the ii pt alitt elans-of that bill a provl-ioii that lureaftir standard silver shall be coined; at the several min's of the I' nit. si Stnte into dollars, luhr- and luarti is dune- at the I'lfsi nl ratio of p.

to I under salue con-I dilionsaslo and otlur charites en-; fof.ed hi to of .1.1: aut thai the Si creiarv of ibe-Trea -uiy uith out untie. delay. ihe-iKer: bullion ovvn'd by the riiii.eiii to coined into siandard rilver illars to he le gal U'llder. SKNMOi; V.H. KMXes' IUfvT Mr.

Vooim-es, hainnau of the Finance r'oiiitiiiitce, t.H.I. th- floor and the Semite iu u.h oi a of his measure. Aiiioii iither thitiirs and bi'auib fully Cold SeiiiiiorX ooi liees said That while the claim, uul.ia-ed public opinion of ureal majority of the American jrrespeetive of parties, had' Jmtlli'd the action of the: President in conveuluv the extra session. III" for the action re id and danger- ously misuudcrstooil, and, by certain classes purposHv inisreiivM-ntisl. Therefore he deemed a 'fx in evplauatlon stH.k1!! in no spirit of sirile or controversy.

Kor five in. nit had (lone up the Voice of the prophet of Jltiourittl evil from the great momy centers had emulated ettiel edict is.turai tiiiK the currency and nsultiug in panic. Vr one helievod there was want of confidence iu the Itoverntuciit creilit or in i the siability of its currency, tot Willi- "tantlimt the cmiily Treasury left by the last Aduiitiistration ami the record of a billion-dollar Congress. The American credit was lietlcr to liny than that of any other countrv on tlie and eve'i it.wanl-ly capital seizist uhiii our with swift Kris.sl. Investors of capital complained that the.

Administration bail rcfu-cd to issue at least at 1. 1 m.h more bonds. This Indebt ediii-ss, increasiuK the burdens of American labor, would lie hailed with the 'ecn. ndt-liklil and swept with avidity Into unpatriotic vaults by the very io tics who most loudly declaimed AUMNST THE llOVtKNMKNT CI.Kt'l T. There were many reasons why our credit should Ik" stronirer now than ever before: it rested on the absolute unity of puris-se of the American people that it should be upheld.

No one but a political madman rould deem a political contest in this country ever again IHsisible on line of sis'tlonnl animosity. The public credit of every Kuropctui Government was unceasinirlv tbrtatetied hy Shadows of eomltiff wars; financial tliere were Constantly wrnkuned by vast staiidintt armies and permanent iimnIcs, but throughout the wid earth there were none to molest its or make 111 afraid of war or rumors of War. Alone, as it were, the Colossus of the Western hemisphere, and towering up. in isolated power and nlory, our limitless! material resource, are sometimes overlooked in summarising the elements of our financial MrciiKth. The.

Inter-stale commerce of the I'nited States alone iu value exceeded in value the entire foreiun isuniiierre and carrying trade of tlrcat firitatn, i.crmany. I'raiHv, Austria. Holltind, Russia and lSelriutn put together. iH'veioptuent of internal resources, of wealth on farm, in factory, on the rivers, on the ocean borders, in the mountains and on the inland seas, dwarfed into significance the achievements of rny other Age. race or nation.

Legislation had checked oil foreign trade, and we bad not to-ilay a commercial friend in the world: For every law that we enuetrd denyiim to toreixn production a plai-e in our markets and drclinlng Commercial friendship we nticht le eertainof an injiirlon blow inreturnfn.ini every trading people In the world. lie hail faith that the giant evil which crippled this commerce would be re-tuovedw ilh other evils wldch cbalienged attention aud action, and if the TRl r. iHI.ATVK- or TMK I'OlM RV Was studied it would lie seen that financial panics and alarms could have no foundation here. Hut tliere was another Mid exceeding veDsitive and powerful test of otir llovcm-ment's cri'dit, whh'b assertiHl it claim not only the mist and admiration of the American people, but ah to the bushn-w roiitt-deti-e and respect of every civilhted nation beneaththe sun. Money wassitnply a medium for the exchange of values; money was a creature aud Congress Its creator.

Hold and Its alleged intrinsic value went for naught as a circulating tuetliuiu unli the coin bore the stamp of the Government a stamp more powerful than the grasp of the lion's paw the eale's claw in bestowing life and activity on a dead and otherwise use-lev- material. The value ofiicial stamp on silver or on paper once ennobled them to an equality ith-gold in purchasing power. n6 matter how debased or valueless the material uiay have becm as comui.shiie bv sinister or uuwUe legislation. It would doubtlesa sound strange to some ears that there were nine different currencist transacting the business of this country and. to a Urge extent, the business of the world.

So uniform in pun-liasum a'ld debt laying nower were they: fo in harmony with each other and interchangeable that hardly one half of them were generally known to exist. XTPSAI.t'IU.PtT Had been tested by the smooth, and harmonious circulation of the. nine currencies, and bad met tbeordeal in a manner toawuken the pride of every Jrilic lt. i iw i. itistmuMdor ducrmlit.

il.Tcent btue tiovernnHiit iteif. That r-oii ld he indui-ed in no other wav to support La.ir,Jmeni iu the hour of it deadliest ncrii The sinister waj written on its r.V.v.l.n when it was made non-receivab ara tUi on 1 11st r. ooruts-s th tbe staies- aad Jishonoraui am Uih Fa. "the greenback curre.wy-of for the purchase of bonds, tor the ff dl.lt'lllSIS S4SCHI11K Oi.T.io. WHO ROMEO AND JULIET.

A Columliws Iatl i'aaKht WhiU Tryina; To Hleal a Brkle. eeii ti Mxa. Com Ohio, Anjust- II. Clark, a son of Ctiptaiti C. H.

Clark, one of the known attomey of the city and who lire at 32 West Fifth avenue, was locked dp at the police station to-night. For some months you 113 Clark, lias Iwen paying tnarkM attention to Mi Laura Smith, tlic lw-autiitil and accomplished niece, of Mr. I.loyd liw-kmaster, rity passenger agent of I tin- llo king Valley Baliroad. Clark Is about 'H years old and Miss Smith is about the same ae. Because of their youth the Burkmasteri family diapproveil tif the young man's devo.

tton to Miss Tlie yooug couple, bow. ever, persisted In their eoiirtohip and finally planned an elopement. It was to have etirred to-night. Mr. Buck master discovered their plans aud invoked the aid of the police to stop tlie ruua-wars.

Young Clnrk as captured hile creeping on hi hands and knees over the lawn to the woodshed, where he was to hare met bis Juliet. lie was hustled off to the city prison. HI father came to bail bim out. but the po. lice refused to let him go.

The young man i so msally iu love that it i feared ne wonld attempt to kill those who spoiled his lore's dream. Interesting developments are expected. WEDDING EXPENSES. Charley McDonald Took a Haul MelhiKl or Raining Them. rrriAt tiriea 10 the snoetars.

August 2-J. To-night the wed ding of Charles Mc bonuld and .1 most est iuui-hie young woman of this city was have celebraVst, hnt tlie i-eremony was neces-uiily posi.ined, as the grisitu lisi iu Jail charged ith grand larceny. McDonald "is the sou of Andrew M- Donald, one of the Dual prominent fanners of this Last night, lib a he ilrove to be barn of a farmer named IrgalK, over on the T.ppecaieje, and londcl ll up ilh beat, lie started to Delphi i'h his plunder, and it was about 2 o'clock this morning licit, al. ut a mile north of thiscitt.hc was lAertaki 11 by Ingalls and a ueililmr tinned with double-barreled shoi-Kunssiiutak. il into custody and 'dei in jail.

1' is thought the young man stole Hie wheat to mi-e money to defray his wedding exiwiises. lioih he and his amancrd bride are nu nil "-s of the Koworth l.eug'.ic of this city, and the sri'est cteaiisi tU'iled seu-a-floii. Orcat svuijifitiiy is xprrs for the jotirig lady, bo Is prostrateil by the arnt of hi rbiisbainl to-be. THREE TOUGH LADS Hold t'p Tbre. yi leni aud Hide Off On Their 'Wheel.

IH' ll lil.PtT. kSsllUIK. luvio.v, "1110, Attgusl -Last evening three country lads. Daniel I'lcasant, Harry Miller and Sherman Ii ulcr, who side near Trotwood, this county, bile riding to the city 011 bicj eles atid ln-11 on 'Idler Home av. wen bv three young high waymen, cah of whom drr a revolver and I I tih'tbe wheelmen ill-mount.

The demand uas prolnptl a-ss-eilnl to. Tbe terrorized fsnner Isivs lutrrieilly abandoned tlicir hfs-is atid meekly rt'tnaiued in the road, hife the voting rubbers, flouri-h-iivt their revolvers iu Wild West fashion, iHiunded away on the stolen bicvclcs. The affair was reported to the police, ami to-day thne toughs residing in tbe Wist F.nd were nrrestcd for the robbery. Their nanies lire John Jordan, Msldcrs uli. I James li-xul.

of ai-e. ranging from VI to years, tiood and Jordan have ea served tt 1 ins in the Reform S. hoot. WALL PAPER Hid the Kith Sealskin Sacijues. Ingenious Hiding-Place of Valuable Booty Discovered lly hief arrell and His Men William Whetel 4'apiuced AVith Hl "Wile." ria-isL t.i Tiir csuI'isfs.

Dayton. Outo. August WheLTel, Si.ringrield coiorsd man, was arresteil and loi-kisl in the smtion-house at a late hour tonight for burglary and theft at the residenre of Judge W.D. McKemy oil the night of August 1, when jewelry. scal.skiu sacks and runs valued at were stolen.

The Judge and family were absent at Chicago at the time, and nothing was know of the burglary until their return. eht days later. Any clews that nuiv have existed vanished in this interval, and the polii-e were at absolute loss In the hunt for any trial left b) the burglars. Nevertheless the difneultii-s that surrounded the affair Induced Chief Furred to tiend every energy in delis ting and running down the criminal. Success HHII l.HSri.Y ATTKN'PKK Tillt KKruKT.

The Chief had reason tosuspect a Springfield man, hut was unab'e to locate or identify the party. He commti ated ith Chief McKcnna. of that place, uud was warmly uldeil by the Spritnrflcld Chief In the hunt for tbe unkrnwn colored man. Agencies were put into active play that finally landed Wra. Whetsel, a Springfield colored man, behind the bars as the burglar.

Whetzel came here about two months ago and was engaged on street work. He and a white woman, whom be call his wife, but WHOSg real sit.wc SSH Is Mrs. Reno Morgan, occupied two rooms in a colored iuarter. The two were routed out of bed to-night hen the Chief and officers raped for admission at the rooms. W'hetzel and his wife were at once hustled off to the station-house and the officers began tbe search for the stolon goods.

Some glassware, table linens and silverware were readily discovered in the two roomp. It required patience and a thorough investigation of the bed clothing and carpets -before the Jewelry was found. The discovery of tl.e sealskinn wraps, however, was the signal lierforniunce of the raid. Satisfied that the articles were in hiding about the premises tbe officers began sounding the walls. This led to the hiding place of the sealskin', 'file burglars had torn away a portion of the lathingand plastering between two joints and made this place the depository of the wraps, which were carefully stowed away in pillow slip.

Thepa. was then ran fully recovered with wall paper, and the hiding place was thus so skillfully protected from the casual eye that it might have remained unobserved for a century. CARTER HARRISON Will Si son Marry Mi "a Howard, of trlean. ChiiIaoo. 111..

August Mayor Carter Harrison ill take unto himself a bride. The lady is Mis. Annie Howard, of Sew Orleans. She is about 30 years old, and is said to he worth about Sa.OOO.'silt. Mayor Manison is years old.

and this will be the third time be ha gone thnmgh the marriage ceremony. Me has three children, all of theai older than Miss Howard. The edding is set tor suue time during the latter part of September. A PIGMY VOTES. SrECIAL VUfATi'M I Uilt IBEK Asulaku.

Kv. August Mills, a resident of Martin Ooiib-ty. Is beyond doubt the smallest adult in Eusteru Kentucky, as be is but three feet high and weighs ouiy sixty pounds. He is an active Hepublh-ai and will cast his first vole the coming fill. So fax he has never been out of Martin County.

A VEST EOT BLAZE. LaiiTo, August 22. A fire at Weil-ingvon this moruing at 4 o'clock destroyed tbe livery and feed stables and contents owned by Johnson. Limlierjg Brvant, and I four horses. The Methodist Episcopal Church and parsonase.

tbe town valaooose and a res- idetce were also destroyed. Only bard work 1 saved tbe entire town from burning. KIDDING Didn't 3o With John, Who Fired Point-Blank Into the Crowd. Bloody Battle Between Citizens and Railroaders, In Which Several People Were Killed or Injured. "Where Are the Militia?" Yelled the Crowd Here We Are." Cried One Them With an of Organized Strikers Attack Non-Unionists at Tonawanda.

Three Men Shot and Other Terribly Beaten Candy Satisfied a t'lam-rou Milwaukee tin. hjhtoN. August 'J2. Iho tearing up of the Schuylkill Traction Company's traeks here last night by the borough officials resulted most dinstnmly. When thecom-paiiy official heard of the action oftbetiil-berton people they immediately sent a fons of men to try and effect an amicable set lenient.

Whcu the break iu the road was reached President R. E. June, of the Traction Company, with Richard Amour, of Shenandoah, Chief of the company's police, got off tbe car and 111 a few moment HAP A sKTn.KVtrvT, And tbe work of tearing up tracks was kt.HifiMl In 1 1.,. iim 1 taken on to tiinirdv iilc. memisrs of tlie National tiuard, ho bad with lliein rides be-b'ligiug t.

the While the railway officials were enured in fsnii versing ith the borough ofllci rs some of tlie crowd taunted the men on board the i-nr and called out, hen- is the liirsrdviUe iniliflaT" A Inuu named John llrigg.ul ilirardville, tcpi.si 011: and "Here we rfrc," accotu Pauyitig Ins al it an oath, and leveling his rifle flnsi into the eniwd. killing rtli-hiird liliii, a. single, a senator. Chief Amour ai.d ''resilient Jones had settled the mmble. ami Rrigk-s Kred over Amour's should.

This immediately enraged the pc- pie, anil stotii-s were And, Shots from fbccar beatne general, ami for liib-a most terrific battle ensued. Chief Airiour IHltll 10 si iim.k rm: TKol 1.11.. And while in the act of -Mopping bis men was shot in tlie breast, rind died this afternoon. It is supposed he was shot by one of his ow men. The battle raged for an hour or more, uuUl prevailisi niwui the crowd to disperse, and the dead and iiijtln'ii were then li Hiked after.

In clilot. ......1 10 "n.i'i. iv 4 111, u.iic?. nKm 1.1, 111 1 tinierion, an oniooKcr, a snoi ana instantly killed: Richard Connors was shot in the hand iind lcir, not dangerous; Kvau David snot in leg. which will have to be amputated James Ilullih.111 had his si.ull fractured by a su.ne, and may die; Hrlggs, ho started the riot, was shit by a companion, ais ideiitally, and received a scalp-wound, and was also wounded In his leg.

When tlie tmuble hnd quieted down Briggs escaped, and. running tow ard Mahaniy Plane, IIIU IX A UAK, was cuptunsl, and, together with Arthur W'iville, uLso a memlxr of the Gintrdville mil tin, was taken to the I'ottsville Jail. The psple ghoul liillierton were infuriated at the action of tlie railway men. 111.11c of whom, thev claim, were officials 0 the company. Some were emoloyes and oibers were outsiders picked up solely for the purpose of fighting.

This is shown the ftet that rifles were borrowed members of the Girard-ville militia. Everjthin? quieted down when the railroad's force was ithdrawn, and. outside of an excited populace talking over the disturbance, nothing has transpired to cause any repetition of the trouble. Sheriit Wall, of Schuylkill County, is now In ps-eion of the tracks to prevent any dis turbance which might arise to-night. CMED FOB BREAD, And the Mob Satisfied It sol With Sioleu Camlv.

Milwaikek. August mob of over 00 unemployed hdxirers niarc)ad thnnmh the streets to the Court hoiue and er.lled for the Mayor this morn ing. When Mayor Koch made his appearance he was greeted with cries of "bread" and "work." Several of the workmen made speeches arid demanded that the city officials go to Washington to have the law which made hard times repealed. They said they must have work or their families ould starve. Mayor Koch advised them to return to their homes and procure work whereverthey could.

He said the city would oou have money enough to prosecute public improvements atid give many men work. The men then retired. On the way to the Court-house tlie crowd looted a candy-stand and appropriated some of a fruit merchant's stock. Last night a party of workmen who had just been discharged stopped a lmkcr's wagon on Xorth avenue and compelled him to give up his stock of bread. The same party ent into a saloon and ordered beer, bich they drank aud refused to pay for.

Some of the ugltators promise a larger and more sensational gathering to-morrow. THESE MEH 8H0T. And a Number Radiy Beaten in a Tonawauda Kiot. stviiai. aisrATca ro vas Ksiitiaa.

Tonaw axpa, N. August 22. A riot took place this morning between union lumbcr-shovers and Canadian non-nnionists ol thestenni barce Ida M. Torrent, resulting iu the shiHiting of three men and tbe severe beating of two others. -About 11 o'clock upward of seventy-(ire unionists marched from their quarters in the old Thompson house to the docks.

Theb nit tuber was reinforced by otliers until the crowd bad swelled to nearly 2t strong. About twenty-five Canadians who bad recently crossed the bonier were at work unloading the barge. The flrst intimation of danger they bad was when a shower of stones, pieces of furcate slag and hits of coal fell in tbelr midst. Many were bit. Those at work on the dock rled among tlie piles of lumber which are plentiful in that vicinity, and escaped.

Those on the boat WKET TKAFTED. A few succeeded hi reaching the docks, but most of them were held at bay. Soma carried revolvers. These were immediately drawn and a usilade as begun on the attacking party. The determined front shown by tbe non-unionist checked for a moment the onslaught.

Out ot about twenty shots Ored three took effect. One of the leaders cf the party named walt fell to the ground shot through the right leg just below tbe knee. Tbe bone was splintered and be may lose his leg. Two others were bit, one being shot through tbe upper portion of bis srui. tbe other through tbe calf of th leg.

As soon as tbe few revolvers in the possession of tbe non-unionists war emptied another rush was made and a brief band-to-iiacd conflict ec- earned. Darid Burb-isb. a no i-unionist, was knocked down by a eiuK. Hart dozen men beat feiin wverely, Inking bint W1TB TBKia HKAVT rfT In tbe fare and about tlw: bead. UTien resratd hy a aolMsrv polb-eman, ho bnrried to the neiw.

O' tinrosn Oust the. nott-uoMMijst Ikissiv, k'Kiwn as Brvwuhi. was ato severely beaten. The rest of the. attained party escaped and fled in various directions.

Warrant have been sworn out lor a ft of lite attacking party. Tbe local polieesetin be indifferent, and it is doubtful briber they win pester tbern-seiTes much in seeling; tbe ringleaders of the attack. They arc sympathisers with tbe nnkm men. From tlie present appearances, it looks as- if outbreaks might now be expected wnir periodically in the near futare if the noii-aciotiisu irist in iheh attempts to unload boats. HE THREW KISSES, i mo Angry Htubatitd Appeared With a t.tiM.

arfllM S4STATCM TO TBS S3MM'KB- Pg-ttrvcr. August 'Si. F.lijab Freeman, of this T'lare, lias a pretty wife. James Blair, annghHron thelrttm road, on his trips by, re--anic eoarruired of the preuy face which he saw so and 01. Saturday as he parsed by Indulged in tlie' pastime of throwing her kimet, from "his finger ti.

This she reported to her husbflnd. bo laid for tbe engineer with Winchester rifle this morning. In his cxrfterecfit Fi-vcmrin -dropped lib) gun and took ni a fence rail, with which hekiiorkcd the engineer 1.111. ltlair arune, ran some turned around and disebarged Ave hots; at Freeman, missing him. This put Freeman On tbe run, hen Blair lickod tip Freeruait's.

Winchester anil put two bullets iuUrbis body with it. Tbe engineer then fled to the. woods. Inn was rundown benight, and being held to await the result of Freeman's Injuries. ONE OF THE GANG.

Nellie Gray ltelleved To lie a Pi-ofe. atonal Horses-Thlef. ftWUL MPPIfl MK RHII llll. Vi.rAi:Aiso. August TZ.

Xellie Unir. Ihewotiian who stole the horse and buggy', wa arraigned to-day Is fnre ihe Mavor, and Isjiitid over to the Circuit Court iu Is. nils of She took tio notice of the trial, and! as apparently dcintercsted aismi, her fate. Since her arrest a bundle containing bridle, saiidle' ami pttrs was found hid iu a hay-I stack here she slept Satttrduy liifc-bt. before her exaniinutlon ihre- ap-1 lieartsti at the Mayor' office and gskisl nrr, lint usapptMreM very mysteriously niin she Is a member of a gang of hor-e-thicves which has-infottsl thi- part of the State for the uast three taunt h.

AN IRON BAR, Ciivered With Blood and Brains, round Bv the Side of the Murdered i i Man. I p.i, I Harriaon Iavl ICnHindu Toa Alarm F't-oiri tit. Istuin and Is Kiain. serriAi. i.rssvTca tu the rsiiriBi.ii.

Ohio. August 0. G. Tavlor and Charles; itarr, lim-uien f. the Cent ral I ni.m foleplioiie Cempauy, (his moriiiug found the Ixuly of a colored man lying in a i'Ihii'T, of Hl ikn-hnish sixtr feot the i n.siiii-c, ii.

ttnt.M' aiiiirttHyoTl.liiiiwI.TTHirili'ff riertit hip I'miyattforrse. whureher esi 01 rem an IK-aiaiii i-s, ihe inuu hud bleu dead a day and nan 10 two nay. dead emliersof a camp Are mid musted earsof corn scattered ulmlit, indicate that tramps luid camped there. A bar of iron thirty-si 1 inches long, weighing poupiLs, with HlJS.n xn II III; On it. was foutei-iicar the scene.

A gash several inches long the left side of the head, across the temple over the left C)e. and another bruise over the face, showed he was struct: to blows, each one heavy enough to f-ll an ox, blood 011 the irround showeil that he had rolhil down a bank. Coroner Mnl'itt visited the scene. In tlie murdered man's pockets he found three letters addressed to Harrison Davis, W.s.ster. Ohio.

One was dattdat Memphis. li'I Pointer strcei. slp.il by Maguie Wixxls. his sweetheart. Two were ihitisi at St.

Louis, July ll'and August -I, signed "Your sister. Pcimie Clark'," M10 North Twelfth st reel, and urging him TO COMB lW.iEllHTKI.Y If ho wanu-d t4 see her alive, as she as very sick. Coroner Maglott says be Is satisfied that Davis was murdered. It is presumed he bad some money and as on bis way to St. Louis.

In his satchel was some extra clothing, but nothing of value. A telegram from onstcr suys Davis was one of a number of colored men brought there from St. liOtils about four weeks nao to work on 1111 extension of the B. aniiM. Last was pay-day, and he and a man named Jones started away with It is said tliat Joiics was very auiioits to aceonipitny Davis toSt.

Louis, atidthe Wooster authoritii-s believe that Davis was killed for the little money he had. A FAKE LETTER Pennie (lark M'rote Rrnring lavis To D1SSATCB TU THE CSIiLICAS. St. Lous, August 22. Tlie man found murdered near Mansfield.

Ohio, is in all probability Harrison Davie. But little is known of bim here. Pennie Clark, who signed the letters found in hi pockets, ts not his sister but merely an acquaintance. He met her here and they beepme quite friendly. He was out of work arid contracted to work as a laborer on tbe railniad in Ohio for $1 25 a day.

It seems he wa not paid thLs much and wanted to return to St. Louis, but bis employer would not lc him He wrote to Mrs. Clark, telling her the circumstances and risking that she write him a letter saying she was sick atid sign it as his sifter. Me anted to show this letter to the hope, that it would secure his release. She wrote as requested, hence tlie letters found on his person.

His letter was dated at "Woolstead, Ohio, July." KNEW TOO MUCH. Dynamite Voed To Exterminate a Col. orcd Family. Cf vdkx. A A 11 gnst 22.

J.K. Norman and Will crcnier. partners in businemaud prominent citizens of this section, were arrested today on warrants charging them with the of limine Justice last Friday. Justit-e made an ante-mortem statement in which he said they ere the tueu wb. murdered hint.

They denied it and say they ill prove an alibi. A cabin occupied by a colored family at Bearden was urdiftedby a dynamite tx plosion last night and the head of tbe family and several of bis children injured. The husband's legs were torn, from his nody. Tliere is no clew to the perpetrators, but It fcftbonght tbe dynamite was ignited and the destruction attempted by some one comrenicd iu tbe Justice aswwssJ nation at that pla last Friday who bought the colored man kiiew too much. 0I5CTJ8 BIDEB'8 MISrOBTOTE.

nrl aisrst- Tsr ssrFraca. HAfros, Obk, August 22. Wm. D. Marks, a bare-back circus rider, was committed to tbe Dayton Asylum to-Jay.

He was kicked on tbe bead by a horse sotne time ago, whk-b caused mental trouble. Uia wife, who isai sisver ni a naries Morton, of tnis City, is also an equestrieoiHt. and tbe two were with Sella Brothers stiow In Iowa, uniu twa weeks ago. 8T0LE A LOAF OT BEX AD. ncut wrtKi t.

swn. New Tobx. August 22. Kndi N'aod. tbuffiav leaa man.

took a loaf ot bread from tbe window of So. si West Hcvenry-foorth atiwet this morning. In the Yorkrilie Court be was beid by Jutnice Grady lu bail for trial. THREW Her Arms Abont Every One, BeinThenTo Sare Her From Assault. A Young Society Girl's Experience at Atlantic City.

Kmantic Evening Walk Disturbed By a Colored Brute Her dilioa Critiral. rscii, urrca to tus isi iaxa Art stic City. N. August 22. Miss Ella Greetiawalt, l(i year old, of Let.

lgh and Kensington avenues, rhiludclphia, was assaulted and robbed hy a burly colored man on the beach Xew York avenue at a late hour last night. She Is now lying at tlie tinniett Mouse. Arkansas avenue, in a hysterical and critical condition, totally unable -to give a clear account of her terrible mishap. Dr. Wro.

Giler. of No. South Broad street, Philadelphia, who hapticticd to be at the l.urwy Shu file Parlors when the unfortunate woman was I. up the hoard walk, made a hur-ried and r.lr.!:--ter.-d to br im-misiiate wants. Me made the following state-meiif to yotire.rjessiiiileiit "When ftnWr broutrhl tlie girl into the parlor and offered any assistance that iniiit lie iic-ded tho patient was hysterical and threw her arm.

about every person who came near her, licgging them in the most pitiful manner to take tbe i-oloml man away from her. as lie WAM-rn to Assit LT nr.n. From tliehianiier in which she ai ttil and the condition of Inn' bloody fa-e, swollen neck and torn clothes', I should say that tlie ruffian did more than nib her he criminally assaulted her. Aslant not registered in the Siate as 11 physician, i could not make further examination nor offer further real iiieni. for I should be arrested for illegal practice, such Is ing the late of the visiting doctors from Slu'e whii come down here, through I he.

jealousy if resident physicians. The mat -fir was not ieH.rti.it 1 the vol ice department until lute this evening, ami the asaihint has made good his escae." Toward 1 1 o'. l.s lat night Miss tirceiia- wall was walking abng the in coni- pany with Ella l.ulz, of Philadelpliia. and Miss L. Mlllman, of fashionable Chestnut 'Hill.

Thev wen- watching the splashing of the waves and the if ul effect of the prtrli of I he of nnv one save Iheni- a ch-ivd Man. large and powerfnl. 'mnsi frightful shrieks, and 1. i t. STAUTKP OSS A X.

The brute followed and caught Mis wait als.lll the ai-t. nrdly blow across ihe He struck her a cow-face and ilragged her under the Ixiard walk, where he an his dastardly purjsise. While she lav nn-j conscious and Hccdinji he strtpiusl her arm-) and lingers of all ihc jewelry she woreattdj disaniH d. 1 When conscioitsne-s n-tiinn-d he gave a crv ol alalia, which soon liroiisiit ample, as-l-l aiice. She.

was curried telidcrly up to the loard walk 111 the lisht, ivhere every assistance was given her. hen she Was stlmtila- ie.1 sotiiewttat. several kind -pwuito aixsnu- yralulmoltier was HIixlolLslv awliting her return. Drs. Tbompsou uud Aratsinuig were hastily suiiiliiotied, uud did what thev could for the young patient, but her condition is the most precarious.

No definite description of the cowardly assailant could be obtained owing to her condition, but every effort ill.be made to hunt hhu dow n. The police depart ment has just hecu apprised of the affair, ami will make every effort to catch him. ROMAN RIOTS. High OfflciaU Held Keeponaible For Their Orrarrncr. ltiiMt, August 22.

The Italian Government is taking steps to punish the officials who are held n-poiisibie for not preventing rioting in thLsci.y. The atletiij.t night Ix-fore Inst by- the mob to burn the trench Embassy 'in this 111 rrvetige mr tlie massacre by iretich- men of a iiuiiiIht of Italia Us who were employed at tlie salt-works al Aigucs. Mortes, France, aipencd tlie eyes of the Government more fully to the fact that grave international complications were more than likely to grow out of he distui bauces. Ti-tlay Sig. Giolirti, the Trime Minister and Minister of the Interior, issued ad ree onb-r-ing the suspension from office of Senator Galeuda, Prefect of Rome: Sig.

Sandri, Chief of Police, and Sig. Majnetti. Inspector of Police in the district In which the French Embassy Is situated. The decree state that the suspension of the three officials Is due to their failure to maintain order. Sig.

Uiolitti has also appointed a Committee of inquiry to determine who is answerable tor ihe failure to carry out tbe instructions i'l regard to tlie rioting given by the Ministers. At Milazzn, on the north coast of the island of Sicily, a mob last night armed with stones aud other missies man hi to the French Con- rsujate and siua-hed every window in the builitmg. The escutcheon of France over the entrance was torn down aud taken away by the mob. An attempt as then made to bum it. but the 'police at this Juncture drove oil the rioters and recaptured tiuj escutcheon.

SEVERAL NAMES Already Mentioned for Commander-in-Chief; i. A. sru iaa turifl to Mt Uut iiM. l.tntAKxrous, Aug. 22.

Active campaigning has begun for Conimandcr-in-Cbief National G. A. K. Ohio soldiers arc pressing the name of S. li.

Hurst, of Ciiilhcothc. Circulars are being received advocating ihe cUiuisof J. G. Adams, Department Commander of Maasa-tlitiM New Jersey is presenting the name ot K. B.

Urubb, of Bcrc-rly, ainl Chicago frieuds are booming J. A. Sexton, Postmaster of that city. W. L.

Distiu, of Quitter, is abo a caiuitdatt' fnm Illinois. Southern delegations will support Edgar Allen, of Richmond. I P. Lincoln, of Boston, who was barely defeated last yrar by Cozuniander-in-Cblef VTelssert, ialo likeiy to be brought forward. THE PRESIDENT 4Joe FUhinR With Joe JefTeraon Pre parinjr To Leare Cray Ga blest.

Bt z.ABn' Bay. August 22. The President. Dr. Bryant and Joe Jefferson went Ashing to-day.

The fact that Mr. Sinclair Is expected here this week show that tbe President and family coiftcniplare leaving Gray Gahb-s next week. Theobtectof Mr. SUV-Lair's iait here istoav-is: in isa kln2t be household gooits, Ac. Mrs.

CI. velsi.d. wbh baby Bulb and the lAirse, rode over to -the village and called upon the Jefferson. KELZA3ED FROM THE COKVCTT. Kirn atvrcs ts rag tmBra.

Couwai. Ohio. August 22. The as vi the removal of the tvii eVigWr is-ters, Clara and tiertrude. from tbe Conv ent of tbe Good Shepherd, ended this) afterrK.m.

Tbelr mother arrired from her borne in fark-ersburg. W. and, aruved with a written order from her. tlie fatWr. with J.

Flnley Brown and t. Hot h. applied at the convent lor tnecusUHjy 01 tlie girls. Th sister su tbe ad ice of an artoener. nJeasnd the stster.

and they are now under the car vf e-- EOS ROTHES URDERFJ). vmit truii 1 Coli Ostu, August 22s AUonsey C. Z. Charter, ot this dry. left to-day for DeKalb.

IIL. in response to a telegram statins tba bis brother had been murdered. No furtbert Dartk-uiar were given. Me. 4 Artec's brutliar iUvedatlcJAaJJa.

in, THE VINT: ir LI. NO. 234. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1893. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

cm VQORHEES, With Magnetic Oratory, ThrilfWl an Audience of Thousands. The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash S'uhmI One His (ireafest Oratorical Jriumphs In His Speech in the Senate Yesterday, ton the Uiicslion Now Paramount in America. As "Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. lit- SMik'l ou the All-Important! Silver Repeal, resident Clevelaud Proi laims the iijirning of the Cheroke Strip ProcfedingH of Congress. 11 I- A It t't TMr IM I a Amkm Tin- irr.

'ii- 1 1 i.il -r-ii-uuun to ilt.y ti rnult I'aiiiil YiNr.n of ln-' .11. full a Imik ii niiHh'd lo tin-, fluilr ntni 1 I gulliTit-M lit ll. lit (''! i a-, nub i tut Al r. (M.riiu Ik'UkIi Iti i-' 11 lit lu! lh lllitf'ru- i fli Iltl ii, I lf Mi fir wiih I -idffit, I. urn ori'lniofKi! i at of llip I nn ft I tii en in uii1 it iriii.s' -ilv i rwclvt I a-' uu hi 1 i II.

fi iv.T ir S. tal i I' J1' i Mirj.ri.-. Ij If -ciui'U- i' ill lll He not d- lii tlo uiliul flit ii :i.iu.'ii it. ii upon Mr. tun i i vi 'ill l.iiii.

iiii i-t lit it m'I'hiii. 1 v-rt it l.t. it -liiti-ii iou a J-tifi a- Itr-Ki- -iilnj i --f Itr-iVi -j'd. ui t.i- tim-ii al "'iii'-ii. I lii in i r.

r-niMcr 1. 1' itMT h. ii i.r u.i- --(! to liHik n- 1 1 if i i-vi i i- 'in -f Mr. I i li elol 1 a i ii- at, iai injliistiT i' hi-t -M hv: Mm A if jti.ir I In in Ui t'ldiiMii-n-l. ti toil Air.

in" ii.nAtnl' i ln.Lu'h, Itiit th' i lii'nrl In i ia)-'- iv Pj't -Iil. nt i lt f-iin m)f'i iji- Lin Ii wliK lie h' rJtjLar iitcMi Me. The i rii lii hf u-m1 to to H- Pr -iiit ill tip in tin tiiKt'l-, uiuiiv. i SfitKtur liu lii- 1 1 i i I iti-t iv 1 1 n-j his 1 jti -it u. v.

ion i. ii a- r'Itt frf hi tn in-r 'n-Ih. hiit tll'T W'T' llll'li lit- CTlMlitfll t.i til nil- to i Ii nit at IjU ral: i of- tju tuuaru Mr. rli't" in matn-r of in nf TALL THE WABASH. 't rrtnaie.

-''f if The irvi- tii uinl ih- Senator urt- toneiheron 'lie liet loin of 'tin- Mr. I'll telnnil aouM an iiixrnte tljl ha ooi K'ith In i ri'f liU Kiiil ullli-e, ex I trie need, fl'fiii'nt anil It '1 1 I- A-lie- iinini-lii vi ami Tall Sra- Li of the Waha-h. Mr. Voorhies is eiili- i 1 imi roniKe. uiit ti' may fall hark on i -1 1 1 it iuwhirh jihjliHoi'hers hold the ho iieM-r hi in I nil.

I he i liutiKe of aitiunii' on the ili iu'stioii the n-foriuaiioti of hU view of the Prel-i. njioi the only thiiiK-with hirh Mr. tiN 11 is ju ftiJe.1 tfi enK'iKiiiU riu iorit it hri-tUd riiKktiiiC rhetoric, a- tylart in anil Wa-i bold-even aiidfieimi." iri j.a.t,!. All this did not mVi the etiihur- Mtuutiyii ill whii Mr. Voorln f'u ii.

He bad to talk hiiiietaltiMii, he -d. out ut reyaid for his long eruade i. t.heni. to inveigh asalnt the hunks, the nei essiiy of jiretii hinK fllwr.lo thai lii" iidtiiirinn eoii'-Titiient- would 'KhiI' hi hard fart ii. thiui's'h, lint he i- -juio iiii his j'iirpoe to vote for the, inr astire the of hii the hank di in.iiidi:i.

and was pleading for the of I'resUh-m who is initun al to the ih er or to the use of sih at i in miiMderahle qtiutdilies. The riy of A ImlSUlTIMKIll. tie imior from Indiana enunciated i have no-inspiration front any ublie 1. or iMl- Mitneii hv tiroVc-r Cleveland. 1 -hit-.

hnnaUoii ot a Iliiaiieial mil- lv In-oUght aloUI tile Use of s-I I anil silver has no echo at ray lia- li.u was promised in the Senate to-for the viintiiit of the silver men can be Administration oulybyuii e-il. o' Kxtvutiue i leniency. Mr. niav surrender bit view on the sij-'! i und i.iil liehind bint unfavorable but Mr. Cleveland mimi of surreuderiiiK auythiiiK.

Any- rmni tjiati after the decks are t-J i. tV ixpeal of lite nurvllt.se Umseof ertuau la, iroiuise on liU cw re- added another laurel to the bru t-'f ViM.rtiMMi as an oraUn His MH'h a i he rend from which 's nlc of look. on hi desk; but. re-" iatira- it may fui. the deliTery l't i from thi fact, for two or ars.

recently the Seualor wa out of and welve or fifteen month ug pv Mir ire that he hud seen his best day. "fiat i no more viiu in bim. All tiii. who heard biui to-day must Own r-joUii at bLs splendid rrojvery. ll-asin spjenj VI(te ad a viiforous aa i The composition of his speech as HI DLUVCUV W.VS tlASUI.

Lave kno) that bi new deiwuture v-wi ticile wonder, and 1- braved lb. 1 ordeal with unusual tore. Although a ready man, wild many resources In debate, he would U-U nic no interruption. knew it when Stewart, heslhcr en I 7' "a.fc him anlln. tkm, refused io hear that I wanted to he i alone foran hour.

wmld answer questions wane other time. O. ruprJn the ground lu did, had Mr. Voor lire permitted bliitM-lf to I q.irvi,,,,. or to "'age In a running eollooiy he ti.

Lave wn demolished. His cks-iueme eon Id not hare nrH him. would have let, whirling through the air on the petards hu li he used to employ so dc-t net eiy him-Mf. Senator Voorhce did not confine himself to the main question. He embraced th'-ovpor-t unity to make an unmistakable ds laratiou for liberality Ut pemdonr.

lie said the pa-ment tit pension, distributed moticy anions be people without the Intervention of hsnts. An cx-Cofifcderttie, -who at by 'f fir inra correspondent, remarked notai- that If Hie infill of priisl.ms a lor the purrs- of dls-Irlbutlng mime, among the r'lr Tie knew where a great deal could le Mined and do mm-h soimI by rrxto-riKii th rr. aoi.t rn. Mr. Voorhcc exhibited a iWtdisI iix lin-ution to remove- tire 10 per rent, tux.

from the cir. tilutton of Slate hank and prom. mi for that undemocratic scheme, an income tax, to support the Frdcrtl Government. THE DRAY-PIN. Pnvatl With Other KyMeace Ac a law William aui nmin tii nunn.

JST', aSSTSS is supposed toi the weapon used in the Koogler-Keys Wibcn tiiurders. It was found yesterday In an alley in tlie ne Ighbortaond of where William Wbaley. alias Mingo, "hone np" before he was raptured and placed In jail for the assault on Jerry Hopping. The officers are in ina of considerable circumstantial ertdiuof implicating Whaler in tbe murder of Allen Wilson. It is known that be was with WiL-sm tbe night of the ninrder.

and Insisted on going bonus with bun. I'lUurkily Wilson refused and a quarrel ensued. Other clrcurnstam- point Mronuly to Whaley, aud before be is tried for tbe a-no It on Hopping be may be tried on the hanre of murder. He ha already boasted of how be made up the scheme "to do obi man Moppins." A DESPERADO KTTiTiED. Ha Palled HI Pistol Once Ton Often.

Fn.TOH, Neff, a perado, was kllleif near Portland, twenty miles south of this city, iu this couuty, Monday evening, by Charles Martin, a farmer. Seff overt. Martin, and. accosting him. Mid: "I understand you bad 111c indictetl." "You are ntlstnken.

sir." replied Martin. "Well, i you! I ls-lieve you did," answered Neff, and pulled his pistol and hit Martin over tlie head. Martin took tbe pistol away from eff and shot bim through the breast, killiiiK bim instantly. The Jury rc-tnrned a venlii-t justifiable homicide. At tho time of Neff'- killing Sheriff See, of Montgomery County, and I tider Sheriff Windsor, of this is.ioitv.

were after Self for Hiur.lei ing a ni.ni ijnuite County, two years ago. Neff was a general, I aU-nrvind dcsierado, having kiileil two men previous to the UaMsinade County munler. ATTACKED THE CREW. Trampa Seriously Injure Trainmen ti the Ft. Wayne IUwU.

srriAt vtsrstiu ro mc rs.11-1r.r1:. Vaiivkviso. August this aftcru.wvn ten Italian tn.tii tis.k of a M's-k train 011 tin Ft. Wavne Koad, in South ChlcaR.i. at trk Station.

The rati, dttctor lutt them off. bin they all managed 'to get oil lie calsMisc a the rain pulled out. At this station thev en' again put off, and they commenced ihn.wiiig locks and colliding, pins at the crew, two of tin in Isdng badly hurt and had t.i lie taken iu hnrge hy med-Kal nttcndatits. The coniiuctor i iu-t able to get bis train Into the siding as the fast train came In. Going to-tbe telegraph offlie he wa assaulted and knocked down and seriously lienteti.

The isilicc suisssslisi in arrsting thre', who wen- placed in Jail. OBJECTS TO THE JUDGE. A Iiirdcrcsl t.ii I'm I 'at her la-aves Court in Itisitusi. ssr, 1 si. eisrs r.

inr. 1 wi tmt MoKi.isfirt.il. Kv A'lgu-I The "rial of t.eorg)' DelaneV. liiargi vii'li coispra in the tnurder of Abide tilivi r. ts giiii to-day at an ttra ses-ton i oiiri lint little diflicilty was CAlieriemssl in lii liia: a Jury, ami the afieninoii M-ssimrw as coii-uineii by Commonwealth Attorncv Howell in bvs oiM iiina state- nu tit.

Taylor Kliver. father of the murdered girl, tliinks thai Jud.c i cis ill favor the iiis u.xsl, and talks ot making aii. tlorl to get hint off the bench during the trial. Oliver did not like a ruling of the Colin, and in di-KHsl. When he airaiti eutcnsl tlie court-r-Miiti he hint a small vali-e.

it was thought, was artiiisl. A Deputy sheriff gave lunt a wold of warning, lien he again left Ihe room. very'foxy Are the Men Now in Custoily, Supposed To Know "Billy," Who Was Killed in Columbus. James Walsh, a Peddler, Tells How the Murdered Man Cut His Kar In Twain. rr.

1M rssi i.r. Climbis. Ohio. August 22. It uiw I hat' the men arrested Is now.

men arrested iu con nection with the munler of the unknown man railed "Billy," who is siipisised to have Is-cn from Cincinnati, an- nooks and knew him well, but are endeavoring to conceal their own Identity by refusing to throw any light upon the person iu i.ui-stion as to who he really wa. The Coroner's Inquest wa resumed to-day and the murderer tcst'ifli as follows: "My name Is James Wal-h and I am 3S years old. lama pisidier and have no home. I have no relatives living and can claim no place as my home. I formerly lived in Brooklyn, 1 first met Hilly Friday morning near the Pan-Handle bridge.

I saw hint once before when 1 was in Monroe, Mich. Me ree-oguized me first 011 Friday and then I remembered him. The crow of us went np ami imcit souk Br.ra In Flytown. After we had sis-nt some time drinking he got 10 grow ling itli me. He was pretty full, and I don't what lie was growling about.

I don't know what the first of it was. He drew a razor and slashed me across tint. cheek and cnt hiy ear in two. He started for me again, when 1 defended my-elf with a pen-knife. I struck him nttcc.

and don't know where I bit him. I had no intention of doing him any harm. After I struck him be said something, but I did iiot.iiiidcr-tand what he said. 1 did not see him fall. He started off in one direction and I walked off iu another.

I did not run. I knew bin a Billy, and never saw him but th'ise two times In my life. There wa another you 11 fellow in the gang who has been with fne fir about four months. I don't know his but alw ays called him Shorty. All tlie rest of the crowd were friends of Billy.

1 had lss-n Iss ii drinking, but was not drunk." Charles Cook, the other man arrested in the case, said that he had been with Billy (the murdered man) alxjnt a week, but be iiia vot ixntt tits Vint. The taking of testimony will tie resumed to-tnotrow. The Coroner to-day mailed to Mrs. Kilter, of Vine street. Cincinnati, a puou g-aph of the corjh-e taken at the mo-gitel Mrs.

Rltter will be remembered as the woman who stated thnnigh The Esolibi.b to-day that she feared tlie murdered man was her long lost brother. GIKL'8 THRILLING STORY. srSCtAL BWTATCB TO TBS BKIt ISEB. I.spivxAroJ.ts. August 22.

Miss Annie Wegeman. It years of modest beariiut, appealed lo tbe polks authorities to-day against a charge of larceny which was about to he preferred againt Iwrbya woman known asFanny Wil-on. In her search for employ-ment Mb Wegeutati eLuims that she was decoyed inUi a place of ill-resort, and upon attempting to escaije rlM-refnm tbe woman seized her clothing and refused Ut let ber go. Being deprived of her own clothing sbe dressed berarif in Miss Wilson's raiment, aud in that way reached the street. The authorities are inret igat log Use case.

A VILLAGE DESTROYED BY FIXE. STBCIAl BMTATra TBS KSriBia. ET ANsritut. Ip August 'J2- West Frank-liu. a small village, twenty miles from here, was almost wiped out by Ore early this morning- The Are started in Albert Bbaefer' store, which, with his residence, was det stroyed: the new Methodist Church, Severn! unttage-.

stables and out-building. Origin unknow n. MAY DO BETTER. esrtAf. Bssrssra tbs rseiaaa.

(Vslcwbcs. mo, August 22. Tnder aa order boned by the Governor Leslie Wahoav, sent np front Montgomery County at May, ltfiflr, toserrs three years for waa to-day trsnssrTTed from tbe penitentiary to tbe refna school at Labrastr. He ia la oal tm of good nlspoBitton. FACED I lias hi .1 By Those Who Knew Her Clara Weiker, Who Mur- dered llcr Babe, Fnlly Identified By Her Ft Wayne Protectors.

Sbe Is Rat Little Affected By the Meeting Unable To Furnish a Big Bond, She Goes To Jail Alire Bunnell Arrested Far Kill-in Her Babe. Edward Hahn-Was Her Very Devoted Admirer. Sensational Development Fromised in the Sheely Fanily Poison-. ing t'ae. nun BisrtTra ts var rvl ists.

Lima, Ohio, August 22. Clara Weiker, lb heartless murderess of her little babe, -was arraigned before 'S'luire Graham IhisafteriMsMi. She was aci-otiipa tiled Sheritf O'Xell and hcrattornry. W. Hi Kltiiile.

After 'Siiire lira bam jail read the aflnliivil, chai guig her ith lutt rder in the ntsond le-gree, Attonify llftchie answered "not guilty" lor his client. 'Smiliv tiraiiam then set the" time for the preliminary hearing for Monday, September 4, ul tl o'cliM-k, aud re'jtilred lier to give Is. nd in the sum of which she was unable give aud she was srsT so jaii. In default. Coroner Hermann added another link to the solid chain of evidence, iu addition to licr which he is winding ut the iidiiiuiiut mother at tlie Inviuyst.

which was is.iiiiiuiisl to day. In the testimony of Mrs, Supples. Mrs. Ellen an ley and Mag-gu Manley, of Ft. Wayne It was at their bollse tllal Clsrs stopped hen the child Was horn, and, after ns itinsn account of her arrival and stay there while tbe child waa born, they visited tirosiean and the Jail for the purpose of ldcnt tfvir.g the balsr mid Imprisoned mother.

The remains of the balai. It ill lie remembered, were emludmed and tbe teutons, were exceedingly well preserved, su that the ladies had no diftlcultyi In recognizing them as those of the Isabe tliat was iB.X AT THtlB IIOWK- They visited the ixmnty tail fof tbe purpose of steiiig the prl-ouer. Tim ladies were seal Hit tbeomce. Miss riter, being brought in by shcrinj) Jieill. Sbre(npird in without any hesitancy, bnt when her eyes i mat thtawof the people who bad eared for bar- during her trouble she seemed sliocked for a moment mid her checks flusliril.

After a lew moiuetit' deliberation she addressed each one, calling I liciii by name. The prisoner did not manifest much, if any, concern about her position, ami about Ihe first question she asked waa if the watch she bad left in Ft. Wayne for repairs was finished. She wanted to give Mis ilsnlcy the money to pay for the work and send it to lief, hut it as decided to have her rite for the time-piece, as Sheriff O'Neill said that he had no objection to her writing to auv one she ished. After remaining with the girl for a short time tlie ladies took their, departure, and.

returning to the Coroner's iiffl'-e, completed their testimony with A CVWrLgTB IlitSiTIUCATIOS Of Clara Weiker as the Mrs. Clara Bice who wr at their home under the circumstances which have lieeu related in The K.isfi ibfb. Hundreds persons from this city and out of town, draw 11 Ihnnib curiosity, have called nt the jail 10 sec the prisoner, aud have been. Ihe souri of a gn at anno snee to tin- Sheriff. Women otitiiumbcrtlie men ten to one, and are the hardest to get rkl of.

one is allowed admittance pi the Jail io see lier, a site Ix In no condition to undergo Ihc ordeal of being .111 exhibition, and the Sheriff very pro-riy shut dow iiimiii giving visitors, drown onTy tlinmgli niortiid iurinsltv. access to the prisf.n. esi far not one of bcr relatives haw visited her or even written as to how slie I-getttng along. This tsildne-s otiHho part of those who, it wotild'seetii, ought to look I er her under the circumstances, lias arou-ci'. nsore sympathy for her than the public wou.d ol herw ise have.

For the first time since aiie to-day asked to Ise allowed to tbe child, but owing to her condition she wo al vised otherwise. She may be allowed the privilege whea slje recovers. DARK 8T0BIE8 Heing; Whispered A boat the nbeely PolssHting Cae. WIAA WWSATCB TS TBS BKOA'IBBS. Jawmtowx.

Ohio, August 22. Tbe mystery in the Sheely poisoning case is being Investigated ly Coroner Broadstone, and the developments promise a sensation. Mrs. Josephine SJiecly, tbe victim, bad five chUdreo, ranging in age from ti to 19 years. Clsm, the oldest, wa enipiored in the family of C.

J. McLaughlin, livery-man, this i.lr. It wa sbe who sent the meal out lo tbe family byherlhile brother. Tlie family ate the meat, and all complained of It being so hut. It presented a dark appearance, and Mrs.

Sbeely said she Lad cooked Just as it come. Tbe but that two near relatives of Mrs. ehecley bad committed suicide led 10 tbe belief that, becoming Involved in debt with a dreary on look for tbe future, she bad attempted the life of herself and offspring. But astiie facts gradually leak out, that theory ha been abantloned. and it la quite certain before another day pae some arrest may be made.

Mrs, Sheeley' stomach was removed and has been sent to Cincinnati to be analysed, lief little son i now in a critical condition and may die. CHARGE HER WITH KURD EE. rscist BwrsTca tbs aaeriBca. Alli 1 ST. Ohio, August 23.

Alice Borwell. of Malvern, Ohio, threw her new-born babe from a arcond-story window, killing It la order to bide her shame, a was related in yesterday's Exunsca. has been held for tbe charge of murder. She made her' home with Hamilton Hahn, a prominent resident of ktal-rern. and Edward II ahn, his son.

was aer devoted admirer. A LEHtOTOJ A FT All. srcciAl starsTca Tl xaecjcxa. Lextaoroa, August 22. Cobmel Barney Treact.

resident of tbe Board of Cvanciltaen and well-kBown turfman, and Dr. T. O. Toting, who aave become hivolved hi a leud over political aaatler. bad a jawbig match opposite tbe Pboniz Hotel to-day.

and there would certainly have been bloodshed nad nit AlVa Lake rushed between the men and rparsted them. Further trouble la ex petted. MUBJES AID SUICIDE. snrul srcB se raw ibsi ibis, 2 Prrrsar. Aagwst 22.

aVdward Frestaiaa, eoloted. ea a crowded street, ia presence of over 100 people, this afternooat Bred two shots iaao tbe head ot bis white mixajva-, KUa Lawton, and be died two hoars tetar. walking tear steps ha Bred a abet head. eb inatansiy 5 I slO -I ill 1: it!.