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Is past and still THE TRIB-yM 01 uJiE of yesterday had 154 Columns of of which about 11 pages The 1st of May is past and still THE TRIBUNE of yesterday had 154 Columns of Or 22 full pages, of which about 11 pages were '-Wants." VOLUME XLIX. MONDAY, MAY 6, 1869 TEN PAGES. PRICE TWO CENTS OJFf FOREST FIRES STILL BAGING. wflEBEISDR.P.H.CRONIN? LECTURE TO DEAF MUTES. A MANIAC FATHER'S DEED BOTH OFFER SYMPATHY.

I KISII-AMERICAN rLL-KNOW-N HE BUTCHERS HIS INFANT DAUGHTER TWO FAMOUS DIVORCEES EXPRESS INTERESTING SCENE WITNESSED AT TUE FIRST METHODIST CUUIiCH. r3ISlClAN DISAPPEARS. AND ATTEMPTS HIS OWN LIFE. FEELING FOR MRS. CARTER.

Attending; Ills Disappear- -tlCS hearted sister to a point thirty feet from shore. One, two, three, let 'er go 1" Hurrah," yelled the boys. When the sister emerged from under the water she gasped, opened a capacious mouth, and squirted muddy water like a porpoise. Sister Lennox next," said the Bishop. She's his wife," observed the tall man.

Did you notice he held her under twice as long?" A small boy on the piles grev so interested at this juncture that he fell headlong ten feet into the water. He was fished out, however, and the exercises were concluded by the im Dr. Gillette of Jacksonville. Addresses Mrs. Lee, Formerly Mn.

Mepki rivinn. Clrcn Warrant His rlenus rearms imi I'nnl 11aVntiltAl1 The operations and movements of the various Irish-American organizations with which Dr. Cronin was connected were secret. Thoush he has lived with us for nine years he never spoke about them. In 1SS6, however, he told us his life was threatened.

This was after the meeting of what was known as the Palmer House Committee, consisting of what were termed in the papers at the time influential Irish-Americans, who organized to entertain some expected delegates from abroad to the National League Convention. What it was that caused his life to be threatened I dou't know. Last November he made a similar statement of the danger he was in, and since then he has repeated it a number of times. In fact, a short while ago he published a pamphlet on Ha wl 11 -J Desperate Struggle Between the Insane Man and His Wife Witnessed by a Crowd of Men, Not One of Whom Offered the Woman the Slightest Assistance The Sight That Met the Police on Their Arrival at the House. HU Home by Plausible Srtory I 1 TvanlL ik i it i.

ii a runvv o- Thinks Mr. Carter Is Suffering from InsanityThe Heroine of the Crocker Cass Does Not Believe the Evidence Both Agree That the Newspapers Are Hard on Women and That There Is No Telling What Juries May Do. Great Damage Done in Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin. St. Pacl, May 5.

Special. Furious forest fires are raging in Northern Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin and an immense amount of damage has been done, exactly how much cannot be guessed. For miles on three sides of Duluth the fire rages among the pines, and many country residences have been destroyed oy me names. On the Hermantown road, near Duluth, every dwelling for four miles has been destroyed. It is feared also that some lives have been lost, as incoming farmers report a vast sea of fire which is sweeping everything before it.

A high wind is blowing, which makes it impossible for any headway to be made against the fire. It must simply burn until there is nothing more for it to destroy. Several houses were burned today DUUJ A with the Case What Is Conoecte Detectives Are Doing. William Tausor, a young German machinist of ol Tpmarkable case aoaucuon, m- mersion of Number Three, Then the "con employed at the Reedy Elevator Company, in a fit of insanity killed his6-months old Mrs. Lee has been watching the Carter case with considerable interest.

Mrs. Lea gregation dispersed. Talk about your spectacular shows," daughter and attempted to take his own life early yesterday morning at his home. No. ITS is better known to tha Chicacn nuhiin said the tall man with one eye, 4 I'd ruther Cornell street.

Mrs. Meckie L. Rawson of the celebrated Ravvson divorce case. But her name now is Mrs. Lee; she has cast off the name of Raw- Tuesday evening Tausor returned home see a colored sousin' everyday in the week." DOESN'T THINK MUCH 01 P0ETES.

urunk from the centennial celebration. His son forever. wife put him to bed. The man imasined the subject which he circulated among his frienas. It is headed: "Is it a But he always spoke in a general way, and I really know no more about the true inwardness of the matter than any outsider." Do you think his recent efforts to destroy the United Order of Deputies has any bear Mrs.

Crocker of the celebrated Crocker di that he was Christ and that a rabble was near Spirit Lake. A large number of telegraph poles have burned, so that communication is greatly interfered with. In iiinthe deepest mystery to. all but a TtVominent Irish-Americans, occurred ff'rdavr evening. Dr.

Philip H. Cromn, 40 ISO pounds, and an vta strength, was taken from his Sh Sd3 office in the Windsor Theatre at o'clock-, and the Pinkerton and Decartmont detectives have since J' unable to find a single clew to his 'SS View police have found a blood geared trunk which bears evidence of Zmi lately contained a human body, and helmed to connect it with Dr. Cronin's dis- Gen. Butler Says the Admiral Ran Away from the Enemy at New Orleans. Boston.

May 5. Special. Gen. vorce case has also carefully perused the evidence as presented through the newspapers, an Audience of Deaf Mutes A Study la Gesticulation Which Orators and Actors Could Derive Advantage From A Model Congregation Colored Religious Enthusiasts Indulge in an Old-Fashioned Sousing at the Lake. If one should ever happen on Edward Bellamy's Island of Mind Readers, where, according to the novelist, thought is communicated from one to another by the act of thinking, he could hardly experience an odder sensation than a normal man or woman who dropped into the lecture-room on the third flocr of the Methodist Church Block yesterday afternoon.

No sound came tnrough tne open door to denote tnat a sermon was in progress within. Entering, one still found silence. But 200 people were eagerly bending toward the platform on which stood a man who was conveying thought to them as well, as aotly, as forcibly, it seemed from their looks, as if he had been speaking to a conventional audience. Their faces broke into smiles at one point; tney nodded approvingly at another; at another their eyes moist-, ened, and tears would trickle down the cheeks of the women in the room. Philip G.

Gillette. LL. Superintendent of the Deaf and Dumb Institute at Jacksonville, I1L, was delivering a sermon to the deaf and dumb residents of Chicago. after him, snouting Crucify him Then he imagined he saw a legion of White Caps chasing him through the streets. some places, too, ties on the track and has mentally digested it.

Butler created considerable at ing on his disappearance have burned out, making it danier- Both of them have their opinions as to the At first Mrs. Tausor thought little of his I only feel certain that his abduction is the celebration of the Battle of New Orleans the other evening bv this statement in the ous to move trains. The St. Paul limited on the Duluth ran through fire for a mile merits of the case, but neither of them is proclaiming those opinions from the house due to some political enmity. At whose ravings, supposing them to be the results of too much liquor.

Several days passed, yet course of his speech door or at what faction's to lav it I don't "I have taken some minutes of your time the man did not become rational. Friday tops. Botli of them are satisfied with the notoriety they have already achieved. know." this afternoon. Every hour adds to the losses.

North of Turtle Lake. 2,000 cords of wood were destroyed at noon and at 6 o'clock another pile of 2,000 cords was re Mrs. Conklin was wringing her hands. I thought the reporters had decided to evening bis actions began to alarm his wife. That day he bought a revolver, and wnen he to renew your remembrance of tnis glorious victory of Farragut and his brave officers and sailors heroes all.

savd one, a high give me a rest," said Mrs. Lee. She had no theory, but she thought that worse than abduction was meant. returned home that night his first words to at the hour named, Dr. duced to ashes.

Ten miles above Wausau, I have had sufficient new spaper notoriety Other friends could only remark: officer who ran away so the exception proves the rule." the Shields sawmill and a million and a half feet of basswood and pine, valued at to last me the rest of my life," said Mrs. Crocker. his wife were: "Mary, them fellows have been after me again; I know they want to kill me, for they followed me clear up here the strangest case I ever heard Mr. John F. Scanlan had more than a Gen, Butler being asked today to whom he referred said bluntlv: Suppose you have But both of them admitted that their sym and cried 'Crucify him I' They say I'm theory, but would not communicate what he pathies were witn Mrs.

Carter. $25,000, were completely destroyed. South of Ashland for 150 miles the forests are ablaze. On the Fond du Lac Indian Reservation over 20,000 worth of skidded Jesus and I must die for the sins of the knew. Admiral Porter read my speech, and then ask him if he knows.

whom I mean." "She is placed in an awful position," said world." I will say nothing yet." he said: "but if Mrs. Lee. I am sorry for her." Speaking in detail of AdmiraJ Porter's con His wife quieted him and for a time he logs went up. Other losses aggregating There was manufactured evidence in my duct Gen. Butler said: The time the forts seemed more rational.

But whenever he $10,000 also occurred on the reservation. Cronin is murdered I and a number of us who have been with him in the Irish-American movement will know where to put our hands case," said Mrs. Crocker. She has my sym beard a noise he became frantic, his ravings Cumberland, is almost wholly sur were passed by Farragut 1 was iouowmg him where I could see the whole proceed pathy." rounded by fire. The losses aggregate Both were looking better than they did increasing in violence as the night advanced.

It was all Mrs. Tausor could do to quiet him to hnd the people back of his abduction and death. Then I will speak and speak through ing. Porter was in comcsand of the 000, and tne ominous looking flames are so mortar flotilla, and was ordered to bombard during the respective trials. Mrs.

Lee-Rawson was found in a flat on Michigan He went to work as usual Saturday. That near the city that people are intensely alarmed. North of Grantsburg, the the water batteries below Fort Jackson alter boulevard, with her room full of trunks. the law. At present it is useless.

All we can do now is to wait and, see if the detectives can find the tools who have carried him off." fire has swept the country, destroying every I have just returned from athree months afternoon he quit work at 3 o'clock and soon after his wife saw him running wildly towards the house, bareheaded, vaulting fences, and otherwise acting like a madman. Farragut had passed up. Farragut had gotten well by the forts about sunrise. I was above his steamers and my army thing ia its path. Houses, barns, granaries, Many of them were formerly my pupils," said Dr.

Gillette, afterwards. The men are now mostly engaged in expert mechanical trades. The women wealthy men have married some of them most of them, in fact, are married; others work at such things as fine needlework or kindred occupations." It was a highly respectable looking assembly. The men were neatly dressed. Many of the women were handsome.

If Dr. Gillette had spoken a stranger would have supposed himself at a religious lecture given to persons of good breeding and comfortable position only strangely attentive. Dr. Gillette's subject was the "Gospel." Taking the faces of his spectators as a crit and fences have been swept out of existence. AFRAID OF THE ORDER DEPUTIES.

about thirty miles below? on trans trip South," she said, and have hardly had time to unpack. I have enjoyed my rest and am feeling better than I have felt in a long time." Along the Northern Pacific in the neigh They will do me mischief for this one of POUCE PROTECTION SOUGHT. Save me, Mary," he shouted as he rushed Cronia was engaged with several patients tteofflceroon of the flat he occupies with Mr T. Conklm and wife. In response to I sharp rap on the outer dcor Mrs.

Couklia SDened it "Is Dr. Cronia in!" asked a man in a hurried way. "Yes; but he's busy with some patients," laswered Mrs. Conklm. I want to see him on a matter of life and jeatb," said the man.

Mrs. Conklin then called the doctor. "Doctor," said the man in Mrs. Conklin's earing, "Mr. Sullivan of the Sullivan ice Company is out of town.

He left word that you should be called incase of an accident at the yards. A workman has just been run over D.v one ol our wagons and is mangled all across here," making a sweep with his hand over the inner right thigh and abdomen. Then I'll come at once," said Dr. Cronin. "I have a bugzy and fast horse ready down-stairs," said the man.

Dr. Cronin hastily arranged his case of in-itruments, lint, and bandages, and went down-stairs with the stranger. At the bottom of th steps they met Mr. Irani T. Scanlan Jr.

Mr. Scanlan had called ports. To the surprisf' of the borhood of Cromwell the tamarack forests and whatever else comes in the fire's way is men about 7 o'clock they saw Porter's past her into the house. Save me Don't these days," said Dr. Cronin to a patient of his a month or two asro.

I And she looked it. Her manner was jollier whole fleet come rushing downline river pell you hear them? Hear them 1 Crucify him being burned. It- is cloudy tonight and it is and in every ay she showed that she had The doctor had been talking about a recent mell and continued out to sea. hen Por They're after me." hoped a heavy rain may put a stop to a fur been relieved of a great load. exposure of the secrets of the United Order ter rushed by my troops he cred out: The "He sank on the bed, exhausted.

He slept ther spread of the great fire. Rebels are coming down the river; get out SHE THINKS MRS. CARTER INSANE. "Of course I've followed the Carter trial," of Deputies; in which exposure he had taken a prominent part. They." to whom he re Near Hinckley, Thomas Campbell until night.

When he awoke he was apparently rational. After supper he took his of here as soon as you and Ernest Lowell were surrounded by fire. ferred were the persons affected by the dis she said. "But don't ask me how it will end, for I don't know. One never knows "Did your troops get out Vw and finally their camp outfit was burned baby in his arms and played with her for awhile.

closure. Get out? Not much I Why, the men were about them. They toos refuge on half an what juries will do." Yes, I'm sure they'll dp me mischief; and Then all at once he imagined demons were acre of plowed ground, but were terribly What do you think of the merits of the on sailing vessels, ancbo red, and if they had attempted to let go or move the current would burned and will die. Four yoke of cattle not only me, but every one who has had a hand in unearthing tnis business," he said. case?" after him.

He grabbed a knife and brandished it over his head. have swept them down and they would ail perished. I'm sorry for Mrs. Carter. She has hether the doctor prophesied truly or not "I must have police protection," he Dcixth, May 5.

Special. There had a terrible ordeal to go through. She have been ashore before they could have used their sails. In such a case their capture or destruction was certain by any force shouted, or they will kill me I must have the developments of thi3 story only will show. was quite a heavy ram for a few minutes in protection I Come, let's go to the station." this immediate vicinity today, which cleared In the conversation of which this ominous coming down the river." Mrs.

Tausor accompanied her husband to the atmosphere in Duluth of the heavy smoke must be slightly crazy. I can't coaceive of her making such charges as 1 understand she has otherwise. It doesn't seem to me she can have ever recovered fully fram the troubles she had while she was at Geneva remark by the doctor formed part he had And did Porter sail down and leave the and checked somewhat the forest fires in this army to its fate?" mentioned the seizurs of the papers of the order from an official under circumstances neighborhood, but the shower was local, and the West Chicago Avenue Police Station. Tausor told Sergt Kaiser that crowds had followed him in the streets saying he was a second Jesus, and tnat they would sacrifice hv on his way from his house, at No. 34 Belle-viie place, to accompany Dr.

Cronin to a meet-in? at the latter's aown-town office, in the That is just what he did. Ha came back from reports brought in the fires in mast di Lake." that were said to be peculiar. Briefly told, the next day. I never dreamed of his turn rections are raging as fiercely as yesterday. the story was to the effect that the official "What of the evidence?" "I think it upholds that theory.

Look at ing tail to the enemy, and did not know of him. He asked that the police protect him. Chicago Opera-House Building, at 8 o'clock A lumberman who came today from Ashland had been decoyed to a lonely spot these occurrences until days afterward." on the Northern Pacific Railroad said there of the directors of the Celto-Amei an Irish- The sergeant promised and Tausor and his wife returned home. Bridgeport and there surrounded Were the Rebels coming down the river, was but little rain there and it didn't do any imeriean newspaper, of the company be- by opponents of the order, who at' the point the money she spent. No one in her senses would have done as she did.

Look at her expenses? They were at the rate of $25,000 a year. She bought carriages and sold them ical index he preacned a strong sermon. Many of his poiuts were telling to a degree. One of his climaxes would have been marred under ordinary circumstances by the crying of a baby which did not inherit the deficiency of the young mother who had brought it; but between that circle of fixed eyes and Dr. Gillette no sound could come as an interruption.

Dr. Gillette's gestures were no more frequent or more vigorous than some public speakers'. Dr. Talmage's, for instance. But each gesture was charged with meaning.

Necessarily it was harmonious with the thought expressed and, therefore, dramatically graceful. One could not help being impressed with the idea that a world of possibilities may lie before the orator with a voice by a training in this more exact school of gesticulation. Once Dr. Gillette touched the pathetic side of his congregation by referring to the difficulties which beset the deaf and dumb in their efforts toward a religious life. "Nine out of ten of the temptations of the world," said the doctor, in manual language, "are presented through the sight.

On the other hand nine out of ten of the admonitions to resistance are presented through the sense of hearing. Your tendency, therefore, to sin is as 100 to 1.. How well you have overcome this tendency I know." At the close of the sermon Prof. J. L.

as Porter stated?" At 3 o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. Tau good in checking the fires between this city of the pistol made the man give up the con 'I Rebels coming The Rsbe Is were not sor was suddenly awakened. Her husband tmd which Dr. Cronin is President. "Are you ready asked Mr.

Scanlan. and that place. He reports near Pike Lake, coming then any more than they are now." was sitting up in bed. His eyes were glar thirty-five miles from here, a perfect circle tents of his pockets, which included a copy of the oath, a key to the mystic signs, and and bought others. Why the daughter of a "Why did he run then?" ing.

Suddenly he sprang to the floor, and. of flames. Near Carlton Station, fif Vanderbilt wouid not have dared to spend Bid Dr. Cronin. "I can't tell, except that it "5vas reported rushing to a table in the dining-room adjoin teen miles east of here, on the Northern Pa other secrets of the order.

The story of the subsequent seizure ot the books of the order money as lavishly as she did." Tie stranger was at the buggy's side and ing, grasped a knite and brandished it over cific, the house, barn, and entire plants of that the enemy was transferring neavy guns from the fort to the Louisiana, and Porter at Lake View has been told over and over his head. lad the reins in hi3 hands. He looked back the brick-yard of Fred H. Apygar were de "What of her letters?" "Well, you never saw any darling' and ducky' letters my case, did you? Not again in police court reports. What is it, dear?" asked his wife.

"No conjectured that the Louisiana was coming stroyed and he saved only the clothes on his vith. an angry expression at the delay. Mrs. Doc Cronin would not tell me," said the down stream after him." body will hurt you." back. Superintendent Green of the North much! When Rawson was abusing me I Lilian noticed it and told the doctor to patient to whom he had made the prophecy, These few words seemed to make him ern Pacific came in from Bramerd today didn't write him love letters." terry cn.

what part he took in this business, hut he A COUPLE OF KUNAWAYS. frantic. "Ah! you're with them, too. are and reports little rain in that direction and And the evidence on the cross-bill?" No such charges could be proven against You want to crucify me. Weil, the country covered with smoke from the I may get down-town in an hour.

But -dr wait for me, as I really don't know how intimated plainly that if he was not actually one of the party which held up the luckless official at Bridgeport he was toleraDly Two Society Ladies Injured In Lincoln Park you won't do it; I'll Kill myself first." burning woods. An engineer on the night me my case. But it only goes to support my theory that Mrs. Carter is and was half krthis case may occupy me," called Dr, A Spill on Madison Street. train on the St.

Paul Duluth And straightway he began to hack at his His wife rushed to him and -erabbed certain of those who did it." There was an exciting ruaavrft'in Lincoln Tvhrch arrived here this morning says Crcsmn, as he jumped in the buggy. crazy 4 sort of monomaniac; there is some regular name for it, I believe." Park yesterday morning. The spirited his arm. Then began a terrible conflict a The! stranger gave the horse a slap with A BLOODS TRUNK FOUND. that on tne run from Mission Creek to near Duluth, sixty miles, horses belonging to George Comstock, the helpless woman struggling with a maniac, fca lines and the buggy went off north on But your sympathies are with her?" 'I am sorry for her.

I do not think she there was no need of a headlight, the tracks She felt her strength deserting her and TFbat lawyer, and attached to the family carriage in which was seated Mrs. Comstock and Miss tart street at a rapid' gait. Capt. YUliers of take Ttew Strikes Noyes ot the Minnesota Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, gave a brief lecture of a being lighted ud by a vast streak of name. That, ia the last seen of Dr.

Cronin by his screamed for help. She managed to thrust the maniac from her and rushed outside, cry was iully responsible lor her acts, and i think it is cruel to treat her so. I think they Ruth Chase, dauerhter of the real estate Be Thinks Is a Clew. Chief Villiers of the Lake View police con From the indications and reports the fire man at No. 90 Washington street, took fright practical nature on Intemperance." An animated scene followed the benedic ing for help.

A score of men soon gathered. must be in some of the thick pine tracts friends. FIRST INDICATION OF FOCI PLAY. nects the finding of a trunk containing a lot are grinding her down and putting her through an awful ordeal that isn't necessary. at a piece of paper blown against their feet, west, south, and southwest from here.

The THE BABY'S LIFE TAKEN. tion. Persons who had not met since their and. defying the efforts of the coachman to Late Saturday night Mrs. Coniriin became Freel from his wife, Tausor went to the school days grasped each other by the hand I don't think much of that Mrs.

Morrissey's evidence; I don't take much stock in the evi-. of cotton batting saturated with blood with the disappearance of Dr. Cronin. About 10 o'clock yesterday morning a large trunk was found by a policeman in a grove of trees at control them, dashed madly south along the damage to settlers and farmers and to lumbermen will probably be great. Myers Bros, of this city have lost several thousand armed at tne doctor's absence.

When sev- room where the baoy was sleeping, ne main drive of the park. There were a great and expressed by vivid signs their joy at meeting again. Others gathered in groups stabbed the little one in the head several dence of chambermaids and housekeepers, anyway. many vehicles going in the opposite direc dollars' worth of ties and timber back of times, then seized a hammer that lay near the side of Evanston avenue about 500 yards ral hours had elapsed after the time for his return from the CelUt-American meeting, to Haieh she thought he might have gone West Duluth. A good deal of stock is proba tion, but tne drivers succeeded in turning and made fingered comments on the lectures.

Perhaps, also, some quiet manual flirtation and crushed the child's skull. But, of course," she said conclusion, my information is derived from the news north of Sulzer street. The trunk was smeared with blood, which was apparently out of the roadway and avoiding a collision bly destroyed. Several lumber camps have Then he turned knife and hammer against took place between tne younger spectators. Iroin the Sullivan Ice Company's, she in The animals were soon on a lull run, and as been burned out.

Everywhere tne cry is ior himself. Mrs. Tausor had returned by this papers, and they are not always iair." fresh, and on the inside edge of the trunk Through tne efforts of an organization dued Mr. Conklin to take a cab and go out rain. These seemed to oe Mrs.

Crocker's senti time, and once more did the brave woman they turned west on North avenue almost upset the carriage. The ladies were badly was found small blotches ol human hair of a dark brown color. Fifteen to tne residence in Lake View of Mr. P. O.

grapple with the maniac. Another struggle ments, also, for she leaned back in her chair in her little home on Walton place, clasped SHOT HIS SWEETHEARTS EB0THEB. headed by some sixty of the leading deaf and dumb citizens of Chicago similar services will henceforth be held monthly. They will be devoid of any denominational feature Sullivan, President of the company. followed, while the cowardly men outside looked on and waited for the oob.ee.

Not one frightened, but did not seem to realize their danger until near Wells street. They concluded they" would have to her hands, and said: Mur- Matchett of Hanover, I1L. Prof. "Dr. Cronin did not take his revolver, as he usuallv does on a long trip like this," she offered her the slightest assistance.

or creed. dered by His Sister's Lover. THOSiS HORRID NEWSPAPERS. I cannot safely express an opinion, for I jump to save their lives, and Miss Chase was At 3:30 o'clock, twenty minutes after Tau "Jews as well as Gentiles were here this Galena, 111., May 5. Special.

H. T. aid to her husband, and I am certain some men were at once put on this case and a thorough search of the city and woodsin this vicinity was made. At this time Chief Vii-liers had not been notified of the disappearance of Dr. Cronin and made his investigation on the belief that a murder had been committed and the body had been done away with.

He was not satisfied as to the the first to make the attempt. She was sor's first outbreak, five police officers of have seen only the newspaper accounts, and afternoon." said Dr. Gillette, and so it will Matchett, principal of the academy at Han thine has hapoened to him. He had only a thrown to the ground, but escaped serious in the Chicago Avenue Station rushed into the the newspapers sometimes suppress facts and continue." mall amount of money with him and wore over, in tnis county, was iouiiy assassmateu jury. Mrs.

Comstock was not so fortunate. house. Reeling back and forth across the evidence. I sympathize with Mrs. Carter, Dr.

Gillette and Prof. Noyes are on their at 2 o'clock this afternoon by George Skene. to jewelry of value except a watch." floor, with ghastly wounds in his neck, and but it seems to me from the newspaper ac way to Washington to consult with Mr. as she was struck by the carriage door as she jumped. She fell upon her right arm, which aged 19 years, son of Supervisor Skene of Hanover.

Prof. Matchett, in company with A startling surprise awaited Mr. Conklin sex of the body which had evidently been counts as though Mr. Carter would probably win. From my own experience I can holding the dead babe in his arms, the maniac was singing to the child whose life he had was fractured below the elbow.

She also Porter, director of the next census, in regard to devising plans for a more accurate census tt the end of his six-mile ride to Mr. Sulli- concealed in the trunk, but thought it that Henry Prisk. a fellow-townsman, was riding received a number of severe cuts and bruises just taken. hen he saw the omcers the tan's in Lane Park audition to Lake View. of the deaf and dumb than has heretofore home in a buggy from a country schoolhouse about the head and shoulders.

The coach man flung the kniie back oi the stove in tne appreciate the ordeal through which Mrs. Carter is going, and from my own experience I understand how much evidence can ba been obtained. of a woman because of the length of the hair. He was not satisfied on this point, however, as the hair was only five miles distant, where he had been attend "I have not been out of town," said Mr. man, Nels Wohlquist, was thrown corner.

ing as superintendent the Sunday-school. Sullivan when aroused. "None of my men from his box as the carriage swayed There he said. "It is well done. I THEY WERE BAPTIZED IN THE LAKE.

He was met on the road by Skene, who was 1ms been hurt. What you tell me about this to the right at the corner ot Wells street. have battled with the demons. I have about four inches long. In explanation of this his attention was called to the possibility of striking the base of the skull against on foot, and who opened hre upon tne two men with a revolver immediately aster pass nan with the buggy is news to me.

Three Colored Women Are Born Again In But what do you think of the case as a whole?" An attorney has a way of drawing out saved my life." He received a sprained ankle and severe bruises about the body. The horses being Lako Michigan by Bishop Lennox. ing them. At the first shot Matcnett leu He was taken to the County Hospital From his intimacy with Dr. Cronin's po-Liieal affairs Mr.

Conklin concluded at once freed of all restraint increased their speed forward dead, the bullet having struck him Not less than 3,000 people were huddled after the wound in his neck had been in the back of the bead, lne assassin con and continued west on North avenue. When like iron filings around a magnet about the stitched. tat a tran had been laid for him by his the edge of the trunk and thus scraping on short hair from a woman's head. In opposition he held that the top of a man's head striking the trunk would have hair of similar length. things concerning one's domestic life that are totally unnecessary.

I have had some experience in that line myself. I had a number of attorneys during the course of my tinued firing until the five chambers of his near Cleveland avenue tney collided with foot of Eighteenth street yesterday after With tears streaming down her pale ewmies and successfully worked. weapon were emptied. The rriehtened norses Dr. C.

F. Nitz's horse and buggy, throwing noon. A switch-engine on an Illinois Cen cheeks and her voice choked with sobs Mrs. plunged forward, but were prevented Irom the former and completely demolishing the tral sidetrack was covered with gaping men. Tausor told the story to a Tkibuxe reporter.

Cronin had frequently remarked to his tends that his life was in danger, that he running awav d.v nisK. uuivvitusiauums IS IT DR. CRONIN'S HAIR? latter. The doctor's rig was in front of his the fact that he received a ball Irom Skene's A double row of piles driven out in the lake it was awful! My poor baby poor o'clock he was notified by the Chi- At office and was fortunately unoccupied. The been secretly threatened for his activity revolver in his rignt arm.

Alter emptying was trausiormed into uieacnmg-boards by a police of the loss of Cronin and little thing! And nobody offered to come and help me! There were many men in the cago his weapon the murderer leaped alenceand runaway team was finally stopped a little horde of small boys. The bank sloping the struck off rapidly into the woods, and up to beyond Cleveland avenue. attending mystery. Some time lost iu making inquiry of P. O.

down to the water's edge was black with hu yard, and they looked on and saw him kill tha nresent time has not been captured was a certain Irish-American schemes in Chi-Ofo. For this reason he had been in the kiit of going armed on visits which, took fca out at night and particularly on unex- When Mrs. Comstock was picked up she manity in Sunday attire. bahv. Andthev never interfered! the Matchett was a single man, and his sister, a cowards comely young woman of 18, kept house io mm.

Young Kene was in love wun uus was taken to Baseler's drug store, and after her wounds had been dressed was driven to her home at No. 821 Berry avenue, Lake View. Miss Chase and the coachman also The explanation of this unwonted Sunday spectacle was simple: The Rt-Rev. Cornelius Lennox, colored evangelist and Bishop of the South Clark Street Free Mission paed calls. An officer sat side of Tausor's cot at the hospital all day yesterday to prevent any further outbreak on his part, His wounds voung woman.

oui juaicueit rciusn iu atthis visit, strange enough, was not ua- countenance nis suit, mis so angereu oa-euc apected. Several weeks ago Mr. P. O. Sui- had to be taken home in carriaees.

The for that he today became a murderer. Church, had been billed to baptize three con will heaL mer's residence is at Belmont avenue and verts in the wind-tossed waters of tne lake. avaaof the ice company had engaged ur. Tausor was married a year and a half ago, NOVEL WAY TO AID IRELAND. trial.

Most of them, I am glad to say, did not attempt anything of the kind, but one in particular did. He began to ask me just such questions as may have been asiced Mrs. Carter bv her attorneys; but 1 stopped him." My I said, 'are cruelty and infidelity. If they are not sufficient we will stop right "I don't know just what Mrs. Carter's charges are, but I infer from the papers that they are something awfuL There was nothing of that sort in my case, and if there had been I would never have allowed it to ba brought into court." Your opinion, then, is that the attorneys are to blame? no I didn't say that.

She may have had friends who gave her bad advice. But I don't think such matters should be aired in public even if they be true." Your sympathies, however, are with her?" "Indeed they are. I can imagine what she is going through." the Lake Shore drive. The hour for the ceremony arrived, but not i trotsa to attend his family and his em- and is only 20 years old. His wife is a bright A runaway occurred yesterday afternoon the Bishop.

Half an hour passed, and still looking woman about 22 years old. As a I ploj-Ss at the ice-yard and office iu case of ae- nn.ton Nationalists Propose to Estab at the corner of Morgan and Madison streets, the Bishop did not appear. The crowd grew sins? la man Tausor was considerably ad cdeai. No call, however, had come from lish Manufacturing In the Green Isle. throwing the occupants James Born of No.

restless, and the myriad of small boys dicted to drink, but since his marriage he Boston. May 5. Special. The 769 Washington boulevard and Victor Saul perched on the piles man'fested their dis Nationalist Club of Boston, which includes toe- engagement until the specious one of Eaturday evening. So naturally did this come that it would have been impossible for has been a steady, industrious fellow.

The house yesterday was filled with sympathiz out of the carriage and bruising the latter approval in terms more terse than elegant. among its members such men as Edward Everett Hale. CoL Thomas Wentworth Hig- I ain't seen," grammatically remarked a ing friends. circumstances attending the stranger's quite severely about the head and hips. A cab crowding the carriage onto the curb tall man with one eye, a colored sousin' Visit to arouse Dr.

Cronin's suspicions. SIXTEEN ICE-HOUSES DESTROYED. stone and frightening the horse was the since '(38, and I'm going to see this if I have Hea Sunday morning came and Dr. gmson. Rabbi Schindler, and otners, nave started a novel scheme to aid Ireland They propose to form an immense corporation to introduce manufactures and other industries cause.

to camp here a week." Sullivan, and finding no clew here he connected the finding of the trunk and forthwith came to tne residence of Mrs. T. T. Conklin at 10 o'clock. Without apprising them of his conjectures regarding the trunk he made inquiry as to the length of Dr.

Cronin's hair. Mrs. Conklin informed him that the doctor usually wore his hair much longer than men usually do and at this time his hair was quite long. Has he plenty of hair on the top of his head asked the officer. Yes," said Mrs.

Conklm. "And it was quite long. The Chief then called the attention of several gentlemen in the room to the lock of hair he had found in the trunk. They were inclined to believe it resembled that of Dr. Cronin, but could not say positively as they were not intimate with th3 doctor.

Mr. F. T. Scanlan Jr. came into the room at this time and the Chief was referred to him for an opinion.

The gentleman examined the lock closely and gravely announced that he much feared there was too much of a resemblance to dismiss the case without thorough investigation. Returning the lock of hair he nodded nis head affirmatively as he repeated: "That is much like Dr. Cronin's hair." At 4 o'clock a thrill ran through the multl Terrific Explosion of Dynamite Daring vronm still did not turn up Mr. Conklm no-ttiedSIr. Frank T.

Scanlan, his brother John, ana two or three other Irish-American Dr. McLeod Resigns His Pastorate. Fire Near La Porte, Ind. into the island. The concern will be a stock tude.

The groans of discontent on the bleaching boards gave way to enthusiastic Indianapolis, May 5. SpeclaLl The La Porte, May 5. Special. A ter- mm nan v. and the shares will be sold through Rev.

James McLeod, D. pastor of Henry Biends of the doctor of his disappearance, rifi exnlosion early this morning arousea cat-calls. The Bishop had arrived. Miners to Discontinue Work. Sprisgfielp, I1L, May 5.

Special. At a out the United States. The workmen will ward Ueecher old church In tnis city, the Sec "This is the wont of political enemies," citizens from their beds and led them to the ond Presbyterian, to the surprise of the The baptismal procession moved down to the water's edge. In the van, like a drum be taken from here. It is proposed to manufacture boots and shoes, clothing, and under mass-meeting of miners held today, representing five shafts, It was decided to discontinue woric immense ice-houses of the Washington Ice Company, on Stone Lake, near the city lim toey said, and it has been skillfully planned and executed.

It will take time and money to find him, if it is not intended to murder general public announced at the services this morning that he had determined to resign, owing major, proudly strode Deacon Jeremiah An until there is a settlement of the existing diffl- its. In some mysterious way tne tool nouse derson, bearing aloft a ten-foot sounding to unsatislactory relations witn his congrega wear. It is believed that the demand ior these necessaries would be large, as the peo-nle in more fortunate districts would be glad culti63. The trouble Is owing to a demand of the operators lor the men to work at less than the tion. Some of the most famous preachers of the had caught lire, causing a quantity or dyna pole, Behind came the Bishop with three CETECTIVKS CALLED INTO THE CASK.

mite stored there to explode, setting nre white-robed women of ebony hue. touniry nave Deen pastors or uw cnurch, including, besides Beecher, tne Rev. A. W. Bart- to patronize the manuiactory in orucr i au- to and destroying sixteen ice-houses and -ineu consultation resulted in the lmme-2ate employment of several Pinkerton men When the parade halted it was greeted district prices.

The representatives oi iour mines will hold a meeting and will probably take similar action. rar. the Irish cause. A factory could be lett, D. now ol Washington, ana the Rev.

Dr. their contents, together with twenty Lake with a storm of applause. established in Donegal, Kerry, Galway, the instigation of the City-Hall detect "De congregation will please give me on Shore freight cars, unaries Anns, son oi Withrow, now of Chicago. Dr. McLeod will retire from the pulpit in November.

He is on terms of intimate friendship with President "PS to Stl'Pnnm-ic Avarfmnft In lh( rasft the Superintendent, was, it is feared, tatally divided attention," began the Bishop. "I'd firank Murray of the Pinkerton agency went burned. Losses are estimated at fcoauou. Mayo, or in the west of Com. These districts are the ones in which therelsthe greatest poverty.

It is not proposed that the persons going over from here shall remain ask vou to remove your head coverin's if it worK on the Lake View end of the matter. Harrison, and it is believed that he will go abroad as a diplomatio representative of the Government, probably to China, where he will be able to eive important aid to the American with only 8,500 insurance local agencies, hy uia you ensrajre Dr. Cronin as phy wasn't so windy. You must be born agin. If you are baptized you will surely be saved.

the balance being in Chicago agencies, where permanently, but tney wouid siay uuui me missionaries iu their work. He that beheveth not shall be damned. I husiness had got UPOn a good oasis auu tuo the companies' offices are. The insurance here is as follows: Oriental, Hartford, Fire Association, Philadelphia, Lib wish you boys out there would keep still. nonnie to whom emoiovment was given had Young Eugene Wite Shoots Himself.

teian to your family and workmen when you ve six miles from his office," he asked Mr. 0. Sullivan. "He was recommended by Justice Ma-toney," was tha answer. Justice Mahnnoi.

i.i ni. learned to do their work with some skilL LA FORTE. May 4. Eueene De ax is laid at the foot of the tree and it. must be cutten I mean hewn down.

Am I erty. New York, 51.0UO; Koyai, Liiverpooi, Wite. son of Rabbi Jacob Wite of this city, came $1,000. and Phenix, Brooklyn, $2,000. The Supreme Court to Adjourn May 13.

a soldier of the cross, a follower of the home from Chicago at 10 :30 last night, went to Washington. D. May 4. When the Su- SPAEKS FhOM THIS WIRES. John Tosney, one of tne election judges sent to the penitentiary from Cincinnati, in 1S died in that city Saturday.

In Louisville Saturday the Court of Appeals decided the clause of the Wallace Election law disfranchising illiterates to be inoperative. The Newport (Ky.) Iron Steel Works were sold under the hammer Saturday for to John W. Schneider, who is supposed to have made the purchase in the interest of sureties for indebtedness of the concern. Yates Hunter, dealers in skein and spool silk, and commission merchants. In San Francisco, failed Saturday.

Liabilities. assets. H.OAl. The creditors are mostly iiasUjrn nouses. The battle of Guilford Court-House, fought March 17, ITol, about five miles from Greensboro, N.

was celebrated on the spot by several thousand people Saturday. The orator of the day was Senator S. ii. Vance. The Hon.

William C. P. Breckinridge of ma. n. act ant vannc a tt iaLCiJ cicl icu uaao iew magistrate, has been regarded as one I fi(Dr.

Cronin's frienda St. Locis, May ire tooay destroyed the old Harrison wire works at Twentv-third and Gratiot streets, and the Tireme Uoun meeis, iicr iuc his father's hank, and shot himself. A policeman found the young man lying on the floor with a pistol shot wound in his left breast and near the heart. He was carried to a physician's office and tonight was resting easy, with an even chance lamb? Every man must get down to de water. Blessed be this opportunity.

We will now take up a collection. Help us all you can. There are only forty members of de church, and I've paid de rent all winter The man who abducted I Vnwn Cartridee Company's factory adjoin Dr. Cronin must May la, an aajournmeni win iuuu iur Bummer vacation. A number of opinions will be delivered the mh, among which is expected what "ave Known ol the ing, together with five small dwellings.

iTanfomein with Mr. 0'iUivan. BUI Mr. Sulhvan Vine thin hpn ior recovery, ue is just pas xi years oi age ia to be a final decision in the celeDralea and haa ueea workins in the "Mao." Chicago. rinric Cames case, from New Orleans.

Loss, insurance, Michigan Legislative Action. myself. We wilt now sing." Young Wite asserts that the shot was accidental. Attpr the conrt adiourns the several Justices Chief Villiers put the lock into his vest pocket and after a minute description of the doctor he said that he would push this clew to the end. He did not believe that the body could be made away with in this short time, but regretted the loss of twelve hours.

Y'et he had had fifteen men on the search lor an unknown body all the afternoon, and this would prevent any work of the conspirators during the daylight. SOMETHING MORE ABOUT THE TRUNK. One of the Lake View detectives who is working on the case, and who made a careful examination of the trunk, said to a Tribune reporter last night: "The trunk is what is known to the trade as a forty was almost new, and, according a trunk-maker who examined it, was manufactured in Milwaukee. It had been broken open, the lock being smashed. There were a number of bloody streaks on the top and froat It contained a small quantity of the sort of cotton-batting used by surgeons, which was saturated with fresh blood.

The lock of iit cm nut on their circuits for several weeks. While the collection was being taken up a dozen colored members of the church sang put certain circumstances ieaa many intimate Lansing, May 4. Special. The House today concurred in the Senate bill appropriating irienas to Deueve lie attempted suicide. Nothing certain is known in Supreme Court the successorship to Justice Mat toaole to recall any one to whom he has told the arrangement except such members of a Xamily and office as airs.

Conklin and f. Frank T. Scanlan have declared are not man who brought the call. Justice Ma-soney has not been interviewed Ail day On Jordan's stormy banks I stand, And cast a wistful eye. $12,500 for an amusement hall for the Kalamazoo Phi Delta Theta of the Western States.

thews, but it is the opinion of some of the persons connected with the court that the appointment Asylum. The remainder of the session was given Lincoln. May 5. Special. The Phi The three candidates lor immersion were t.n the consideration or a proposed consiunuonai Delta Theta fraternity of the Western States Elizabeth Burton, Mary Lennox, and Lizzy amendment fixinsi the salaries of legislators at i instead of 1 Der day as at present.

A suosii- met in convention in this city yesterday afternoon and closed its work this evening with a Hall. tute fixing the salary at for the fuU term Sister Burton will come first," announced the Bishop. Kentucky will deliver the oration at the dedication of the National monument to the Pilgrms at Plymouth, Mass. The exercises take place Aug. 1, and a great celebration ia anticipated.

The Georgia State Farmers' Alliance at a recent session passed resolutions binding all its members to use oniv cotton bagsing, as a protest against the Jute Trust. A committee of that body has entered Into negotiations with the Cotton Manufacturers' Association, for 2,000,008 yards of bagzuig. banquet, at which G. M. Lamberston responded to the toast "Our Ben" in honor of President Harrison, who is a member.

The following om of two years was adopted. Will Take Off All the Sunday Train. lies between Judge Gresham and Attorney uen-eral Miller. The Brewery Syndicate in California. San Frascisco, CaL, May 5.

It is stated here that the big English syndicate which has been trying to buy up all the important breweries East has offered 12,500,000 for the Philadelphia Brewery in this city. The offer has not yet been accepted by the stockholders. The bovs out on the piles were now in -vai a aauuicuts T. ibrongod with visitors, some waiting 1 fcT aIter hour others going and coming, to ra the latest intelligence of the search, SEARCHING FOR A MOTIVE. 'Have you any theory as to who committed -Tars behind the abduction Mr.

Conklin asked. "Only in a general way," he answered. cers were elected: Conway McMillan of the Huron. May 5. After today all Sunday trains will be taken off from the entire Dakota tensely excited.

Better get a board," advised one. "Look out for squalls," shouted another. University of Minnesota, President; Edward Money of the Iowa Wesleyan University, Vice-President; William A. White of the University ot Kansas, Secretary. division of the Chicago Northwestern Railroad.

It cover a trackage of 800 miles. The Bishoo and deacon led the faint- iContinuea on jytA pag..