St. Louis Globe-Democrat from St. Louis, Missouri • 3

I I 1 4 fit" wok tlAnt 1, A eff a Ir 411 eke mais, 4101r PUS 1 oritmg; I gm gouts aril! tainat-gemorrat, nu (axis pailg (51nht gentrirrat, EttbrrislIall E. I I I) I A Cal i i A -lot Ibb C. 1 BOOMS. LECRSwl, ,.,,0. 1,, Sedalia ()to.) Transfers.

L.ri 0 fal thil 4, s- b1 1 Spoettit to the GinbenDemocrat. i 1 1 roni ja. April 12.One of the VW' v'st sales of realty la the past mouth best was. con- 1 summated to-day, when Absaloth bicVey sold 1 7111:1 lv II I El 1 I 1 i 4 U. 4.

6 El 1 .1 isi a tract oi: lt10 acres just east of the city to 1 'Kansas City and Chicago parties for I Mr. McVey still owns twenty-four acres in the me locality, and has under conshieration BOOMS. Sedalia (:1 Transfers. Special to the GlobenDemocrat. April of the best sales of realty la the past mouth was consummated to-day.

yhen Absaloth McVey sold a tract col: WO acres just east of the city to Kansas City and Chicago parties for $25,000. Mr. McVey still owns twenty-four acres in the a me locality, and has under consideration he knew nothing or the crime and had no Idea who cotutalt tea It. Being asked about his preparation to meet his seatenee. he sald that ihe -could not realize that he NA as soon to die; that he never had reit Lice he was going to b3 hanged.

but It Ito must d. i fittlAt, slid there as no u-e kicking. lie hoped ills attruays would sueCetia in igting his sentience commuted to imprikonment. as he tunch preferred 1111- urisontneut tt death. Ile wanted to live as long tot he could, even It he had to live In a cell.

If lie niust tin) lie woilid prepare for It. IDLuti as yet he hal not surliciently the gravity or his rate to take the Initiative step toward preparation for eternity. MISSOURI REGULATORS. Callaway County Nan Whipped and I Ord6red to Leave. 1 A Colored Baptist Preacher Flogged at De SotoThe Stewart KillingNotorlous Bunko Men Arrested Other Crimes.

Special DI3esteh to the rt7I.ToN, April spirit of the Raid Kilobber that itifeeted Souteast tlissourt tor some moans past, paralysing the interests and growth of that lidction ot the State. has very manifested Itselt la Callaway County. defenseless vveman and innocent children have been shot Mix-, 1 In Plaids, Checks; Stripes and very beautiful Fancy Mi-x tures, American Goods, Stripes and very beautiful Fancy 1 44stif4 At, V). ti'( 32., 44- Ann, c) FINE SCOTCH i OUR OWN IMPORTATION, 15 $25 i li. 4 $2 i.

and own manufacture, our own exclusive s''tyle' seandl 7T TO PERFECTION. And remember, when buy- us you are dealing directly with 'manufacturers who in every respect, at the very head and front of the 11 7 al own manufacture, our own exclusive andl FIT TO PERFECTION. And remember, when us you are dealing directly with 'manufacturers who in every respect, at the very head and front of the' tir Anu $25 Alt our THEY buying of stand, clothing business. i 11 clothing business'. 1 MD ENGLIS 1 1 i ti 1.

irlit L1P. '11'7 1 t. 1 5. 1 .01 1 te 9 il bill 0 811 Pa Corner Broadway and Pine Street. 1 D.

C. YOUNG Manager. 1 I I shout 200 shares the State laws, ROMANTIC JOKE. ire placed at $200 each. A committee of three citizens waS then ap-' Hove, a Sham Wedding Turned Out pointed to solicit subscriptions, and up to Ilie time nearly 4100,000 in stock has been sub- Real.

1 1 scribed. Special Correspondence of the Globe-Demoorau Sedalia Water-Works. CHARLSSTON, April 11.Tberei le lying very III In this city an old gentienlan 75 pecial Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. I years of age, whose early life, Inclusive of 1 SEDALIA, April 12.Articles of agree- ove, courtship and marriage, forms a fitting mint of the Sedalia Water-works Company basis ror a writer of romance to weave were tied this morning In the office of the therefrom an Interesting story. But it Is Recorder of Deeds.

The capital stock of the lust as Interesting to the reader, perhaps, to crporat1on Is divided Into 2,000 chronicle the actual events connected there- of the par value of $100 each, all paid IP- DEMOCRAT tl he aold ogentleman ng he en I em aal Is oesynt iezoetontrt.oht 1 threi the resstiots The shareholders, all of St. Louts, are as widely Known name appear 0 Willtam B. Quigley, 500 shares; The- at one time In the columnu of the GLoss. 3dore Plate. 500 shares; John B.

Quigley, 499 Lewis P. Andrews, 250 shares; Albert swteoadlatabrydc.it tHseen aofs Cboeleesntitiannett thchtterela.ckT' Bo8haarrdego'f aDnidrecAto.rAs It fear are: W. B. Quigley, Theodore Plate, County since J. and halt been ide tided P.

Arrdrews, Albert Schenck and John wail the county's growth. 1 iJ 3. Quigley. The company is formed for the mr. Stoddard is one of the claw.

of men whe .111 et 11 ca dtn I I cm tin. eror, ebhia. fek th. Corner' Broadway D. C.

YOUNG abOut 200 shares whichiunder the State laws, are placed at $200 each. A committee or three citizens waS then appointed to solicit subscriptions, and up to this time nearly 4100,000 in stock has bed. bed. ed. bed.

Sedalia Water-WorkS Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SEDALIA, April of agreement of the Betted's Water-works Company were Ned this morning In the office of the Recorder of Deeds. The capital stock of the corporation Is divided Into 2.000 shares ot the par value Of $100 each, all paid up. The shareholders, all of St. Louis, are as follows: William B.

Quigley, 500 shares; Theodore Plate. 500 shares John B. Quigley, 499 shares; Lewis P. Andrews, 250 shares; Alhert Schenck, 250 shares, and A. A.

QuiSleY share. The Board of Directors or the first year are W. Quigley, Theodore Plate, Lewis P. Andrews, Albert Schenck and John B. Quigley.

The company Is formed for the of acquiring the franchise for the ancZ Pine Street. Manager. A ROMANTIC Hove a Sham Wedding Turned Out Real. l. 1 1 Beecial Correspondence of the Globe-Demoarat.

CHARLR8TON, April ILTherein; lying very III in this city an old gentlenlans 75 years or age, Whose early lire, Inclutlee of ove, courtship and marriage. forms a fitting basis Mr a writer or romance to weave therefrom an interesting story. But It Is just as interesting to the reader, perhaps, to chronicle the actual events centietted there- i With. The old gentleman Is One or thS most I widely KnOwn name appeared at one time In the columni or the Ot.nee- 'DEMOCRAT among the names or the: most wealthy citizens of Coles Stoddard. 'He has been la citizen oqkColee 'County since 1S38.

and hae been 'de tined with the county's growth. I Mr. Stoddard is one or the elite of men whe 1 I 1 I a 0 .0 1 i Pa 4...4 tl I. a' 4 i 1 tit i i 1-: I s. 'i, l'a 1 ceeded as usual.

The prisoners ruhrnel, waived eXatialnation ttna svire In $1,200 ball each to appear t.h. 4ranI Jury. Michael Kano It lafle an achlittonal charge against Dolan. lie swore that wneh he vent to vote he was told that his name iucI been checked. and that scone one had tdready voted ror TiL3 bail bond was then to .1.40,) for each of the prlsouere.

Arrest of Notorious Bunko Men. Steciai Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. NEW hAVEN, Co April or the most ImIJortant arrests made by the Connectieut pollee in a long while were accomplished In this city to-clay. Two professional bun Ito wen known-. the country over were quietly nabbel as they were about to flevco a wealthy, aired and onsuspectimi citizeu or Oust of the pair Is known as Cliaries Harris.

alias Harry Mitehell. "Dandy" George anti Torn Comstock, and the other gave tits name as Freak Burton. Ile also has many of late they have been operating all over the Sat. In Waterbury. Meriden, Norwich, where they got over and In Hartford.

Thee came itere oil Saturday and took rooms. ite3r have been here several times before. Detectives teemed of their presenee from Now York authorities. and never left them. Mr.

William Atwater, the citizen they attempted to swindle. vas accosted by one of the crooks and easily persuaded to go to his boarding-place. where rascal No. 2 was In waiting. When the detective pounced upon them, seated ai.ound a table were Mr.

Atwater, Harris and Burton. On the table were two or three wallets or packages or bill and a black silk cloth about two feet In length and tnree feet In width. The surface or the cloth was divided Into spaces about two Inches square. and In each of these spaces was a number corresponding to the number on a yellow Card In a pack held by Harris. le the squares also were figures representing different amounts of money, all the way up to $10.000.

Mr. Atwater bad drawn his check for had lost. and Wa4 about to Invest more. They made a desperate resistance. Five Moors were required to take them to headquarters.

A bank directory was found, which was Used In hunting up victims. Business men In nearly every city in the Eastern and Western States were down woo had bank accounts. One thottsaild dollars In bills was taken front them. The crooks are wanted In seven different towns of this State, and the New Yoric police want them. They have long eluded capture.

They are of exceedingly gentlemanly appearance, and might be taken for bankers. Story of the Stewart Killing. special Dispatch to the woe-Democrat. Claco, ILThe Cisco and Breckenridge stage driver gave the following facts. this evening; concerettig the tilling of 0141 man Stewart, who was found dead In his horse-lot a few dive ago.

The parties arrested and jailed charged with Committing the murder are Mr. Stewart's wife, daughter, son and nephew. Mr. Crow. It seems that Mrs.

Stewart employed an attorney to defend herself and family, and left her nephew to do the best he could, so he turned State's evidence and told the following tale. On the fatal day Mr. Crow says he was sent to the creek to water an animal, and, on returning. wnen near the lot, he heard a gun fire, and on coming a little nearer he discovered Jim Stewart, son of the murdered man, walking toward his father, who was theta lying on the ground, and the son put a gun near his father's head and fired it again. After Mr.

Crow weut to the hones. Mn. Stewart offered him two horses, a fine saddle and a farm. when Mr. Stewart bad recently puroliased, If he would not tell IL The cause of the trouble has not been developed.

Jim Stewart, the boy who killed his lather, has always been a very bad boy. and at one time stole several of his father's horses, tor widen be was disinnerited. Mr. Stewart was It stockman, and well liked and respected by an his neighbors. A Penitent Young Criminal.

Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LotrulVimit. April 12.This morning a ragged boy 35 years old was led before Judge Barr in the United States Court. and said he wanted to plead guilty to robbing a Post Mice In Wnitley County. The youth then broke down, and biding his face in his tattered sleeve wept for awhile as if his heart would break.

Ills name is Leroy Lovett. and he is the 'youngster who tried to escape from jail the other day with the assistance- Of Slasher, the pension swindler. Leroy nastily managed to tell tile Jadge between 11111 sobs that his father was used and that al' his kinsfolk except his mother bad gone to Rallies to live. Me said he had been put up to crime by some anon Voting bollets seems to be a pretty hard case. but has evidently bad a tough time of it in this world and has been the tool of older criminals.

He appeared sincerely penitent this morning. The Judge decided not to send him to the committed him to the House of Refuge for three years. Smuggled eigare Seized. NEW YORK, April 12.The Custom 110113e authorities here are making a desperate effort to break up the extensive businese done in smuggling cigars on the steamers running to Cuba and West Indian To-day an extensive seizure of cigars was made. AS soon as the Santiago.arrived in port everything on the vessel was sealed up by the Custom House Mears, who then went through the ship and found concealed in various part 2.669 cigars and seventy-nye bundles of cigareig.es.

The captain yeas sent for and explained that he merely signed the manifest as placed before him by the made it up at Quarantine. The explanation was satisfactory. The following additional seizures were added to the list in the Treasury agent's office: Steamer Cienfuegos, 1,600 cheers; Niagara, 1.400; City of Alexandria. Ssratoga 1.400 cigars and SAO cigarettes. All the goods were entered on the ships' Manifests as 'stores." Gave Himself petal Dispatch to the April young man named George West ling came into town early this morning and surrendered himself to the Sheriff, stating that he believed he hal killed a man Kramer's farm.

about six miles northwest of this city. Ills story was that he had been employed on Kramer's place with a number of hired mentiermans he being an American. He got into an altercation with one of them who lieu been drinking, and he was nnally provoked into striking him with a wine bottle. lie re. malued about the place for a short time, and fearing that the result of his blow would prove fatal he told Mr.

Kramer to expend tue wages due him in medical help for the wounded man. tie then started for Atchison on root, and arriving here surrenuered himself. He is still in Jail, but no farther word Las been received from the scene of the assault. i The Maddock Murder Case. Sioux CITY.

April 12.The entire day was oocupted in the Haddock murder case by Judge Weaver, of counsel for the aefense, pleading to the jury. Ile reviewed with great weight the theory of a reasonable doubt In connection with--Arensdort's guilt, and claimed for the detendant complete exculpation according to the evidence. Arensdort's career as a citizen and business Mall generally was brought forth with great prominence. and the skill of the lawyer was used with equal vehemence and power in contrasting tuo drunken life Rt the worthless ilismarck and the villain Leavitt. lie claimed that the preponderance or evidence two propositions for its purchase.

Another sale wa, made by George Heard to parties in St. Louis, through the Sedalia Land Investment Company. It was 121 1)is and pieces of lana adjoining the city for .125.600. Tae daily sales are not diminishing In the least. There Is no Indication of Idle speculation, and the steady advance In prices convinces even the most conservative that the bourn is a permanent thing.

In eVeriT branch trade Is increasing with a steady growth. am contractors say tney are receiving demands for work widen Indicate a boom In the building department in a very short tune. Li East Sedalia the demand for dwellings is especially urgent, and has already Passed tar beyond the supply. This, with the water-worts and other Improvements which will be commenced the coming week. promises to create a demand for every class of labor which will require the importation of more laborers and mechanics than the city now has.

At Marshall the people are urgently pushing for a Southern connection with Sedalia, ankl there Is little doubt that 'twill. be made before the summer Is over. Among the sales recoraed to-day were the following: Aultmen, Miller Co. to Frank Craycroft and W. W.

Herold, lots 7, 8 and 9. block 39, south of the Pacilic Railroad. $5,300. Paul Smith and wife to Everett Light, lot 12, bionic', Graham's subdivision of lots I and 2 of McVey's addition. $850.

Daniel -McGrady and wife to John C. Murray. 20 acres In section 16, township 45, range 23. WO. A.

D. Lane and wife to Matthias Reed, 303( acres In sections 2 and 3, township 44. range 21. $SW. Mrs.

Lents B. Maddux to F. M. Greenleaf, lots 10 and 11, block 15. Cotton addition.

$750. F. H. Taylor and wife to Rebecca S. Alder.

eat half of the southeast quarter and 5 acres off or the west side of the ettot half of the southeast quarter of section 12, township 45. range 22, $2.775. Daniel Kern to Clark Ritchie, southeast quarter of tne northeast quarter, and the northwest Quarter of the southeast quarter of section 35. township 46, range 25, $5,000. W.

L. Pprter to John. B. Gallia. south 00 feet or lots 1, 2 and 3.

J. R. Stewart's addition, MI. New Gas-Well at Fort Scott, Kau. special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

FORT SCOTT, April 12.There Is Intense excitement In this city to-night over the discovery of a paying bead of natural gas by Mr. A. H. Campbell; at a point one and quarter miles south and west of the Wilder House, corner. The discovery of gas by Mr.

Campbell about a month ago was rePOrted near the same place. His new well Is about 200 yards from the the gashail been reached at a depth of 22914 feet. The volume flows steady and strong. making a roaring noise that can be heard a fourth of a mile, and when lighted throws Out a flame from forty to fifty feet high. Tnere were previous to this discovery eight flowing welts In the city, which furnished light and beat for a large part of the city during the winter.

By careful observation ana estimates it has been determined by experts that Mr. Campbell's new well flows much more than all the Other wells combined, and Is the strongest well now In-the State. The Economy Gas and Feel Company which controls all of the wells except Mr. Campbell's, has Increased its stock to 000 paid up, and are arranging to commence the boring of nve new wells. The building boom Is now under full headway.

There are now about 50e residences going up in the eity, ana the contract was let to-day for the shops or the St. Louis. Fort Scott auu Wichita Work has also commenced on the new Interstate Hotel, which, when completed, is to cost 175.000. A contract was also closed between property-owners on Scott avenue to commence Immediately the erection of a bfock of baneInas. at a cost of $40.000.

one bultding being for the Monitor Publishing Company. Improvements at Fort Smith, Ark. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. FORT SMITH. ARM" April heavy real estate transfers were flied for record yesterday and to-day, embracing both town lots and acre property and prospectors are arriving on all trains.

Thel street car lint matter has not been Settled yet, the old Council having retired last night without attending or arriving at any final action, leaving the new Council to settle it. S. A. Williams, the Republican Mayor, was duly installed In oMce last night, and Fort Smith has entered upon a career as a city of the first-class. Chas.

H. Eberle was elected City Clerk, but no Chief of Police has been appointed. The street-car contest will likely result In the success or the new companies who are asking for charters. as nine-tenths of the people are in favor of granting charters to all of them on satisfactory terms, and the new Couneit is weU aware of this sentiment. An enthusiastic railroad meeting was held to-night, and considered the question of a bridge over tbe Arkansas River at this point.

with a railroad, wagon aud foot bridge, thus making Fort Smith the terminal point in the construction of the line through the Cherokee Nation, and southeast toward New Orleans. Gen. A. B. Meeker, Or Chicago.

and J. Cheeki Land Agent of the Iron Mountain Railroad. arrived tto-day from Golden City, Logan County. and report great activity In mining circles thete. Gen.

Meeker expresses hisuseif as satisfied that big developments will soon be madvi. The Frisco extension from Hackett City will likely g0 through there, auct work has commenced on the line. Little Rock (Ark.) Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. Ltyriat ROCK, April boom continuesmninterrupted, and, by way of visitors will have an opportunity th buy a railroad to-morrow, as the Memphis and Little Rock road Is to be sold oat in the Interest of the bondholders and operators. It is reported that both the Gould and Dow Interests will be represented at the sale.

Transactions to-day at the Real Estate Exchange aggregate and the deeds filed for record amount to $26.000. Among the many tranSactions closed to-day, and which are fair samples of the business. are the following: Sallie B. Martin to John W. Derham, lot 10, block 12.

Wright's addition; $1,000. J. H. Newby to George H. BrOwn, lot.

10 and 11. block 206. T. Kirkman to W. S.

Holt and D. J. Prattler, seventy acres. $600. M.

Wilson to Gress Leign six lots, block 62, $1,660. Al. B. Van Landingham to Gress lot 6, block 15. 51.200.

Lizzie N. linnam to Gress Leigh, lots 1 and 2, block 16, 56.000. Robert Carl to C. 11. Selig, of Chicago, forty acres.

MON. W. C. Fulton to W. R.

Haliburton. lett I and 2. Mock 17, $1,400. Howard- to-day sold eighty acres autmrban land to the West End Land aud Improvement Company tor $40,000. Discoveries at Ark.

Special Dispatch to the IATTE ROCX, An April from Alexander, in this (Pulaski) county. twelve i former soeurP41 Perktos from behind: just as IIH waS Ieveth) a Iouble-barrelea rwross the Lab lo at tha oiLter Wife Murder and Stile Specini Dispatch to tee Olobe-Deloocrat. Vri.iNA, April Burch; an old and well-to-do farmer of tilts county. this morning in a spasm of mental derangement went to the bed of his old and feeble wife and deliberately struck her several serious blows on the head. indicting such terrible us to cause her death in a 'short itime.

ImmeIlately after file Commis-sett of the terriole crime he started On a run tar the woods. halt a Glitent where he lov.iled the bark from a sapling, made a noose ot-lt and tianaod himself from the limb of a tree. lie was found shortly alterwardoleal. Lurch was very miserly, and had of late itntigincd that he and his faintly woUld Come to wan t. 1 Criminal Charge Happily Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

i $ITELIIVViittit, April P2.Fonr Months ago Anderson Price, a young married rnair of this place, was placed in jail charged with bigamy the same being preferred by wife Ne. 1, who lived at Calumet. Mich Se.veral. weeks ago the discarded wire came here to bet present at her busband's trial, and in tile meantime applied for a divorce, which was granted this morning. tillortly after her legal separation from Price the latter was released front jail, tile Grand Jury having found no bill against him.

On the noon train to-dav wite No. 2 arrived from Parka, ana was again married to Price in tile presence of the-Grand Jury and Court House officials. I Probably Murdered by Tramps. CHICAGO, April dead body or tilt unknown man was found in the wOods on the banks of tile Desplainel River, near the suburban town of Niles Center this morning. The man had been suspended by a rope to the limb of a tree, but the rope had broken anti toe boay uty prostrate on the ground.

The remains were those of a middle-aged men. well areesed and of a cultivated appearance. lie had evidently beemdead only cute or two days. There was notning on his person to identify blui, and the residents entertain the view that he was murdered by tramps. Charged with Murder.

11 SPecial Dispatch to the Globe-Detuocrat. PAxfori, April noon am brought to this city Patrick McCarthy. JOseph Sweeney, Edward Costello and John Gleason, charged with the murder of a Mr. Wilson, a livery man. on the 27th of last month ett Gilman, Iroquois They were brought on a writ of habeas Corpus, alla after hearing some Of the criThience Judge Sample held them each in the sum of 1100 bail.

Jail Delivery at Dubuque, ito. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. 10., April 8 otclecic to. night ten prisoners In the Dubuque County Jail escaped by tearing out a pertlua or the east wall and climbing down a distance Of twenty feet on a lIghtnIngroth Four or the prisoners ha4 lust been sentenced to I terms in the penitentiary for one year. anti two of them were awaiting trial for robbing the Post 0Mce at Elgador.

Io Malicious Train Ile.too, April 12.Ali 8 o'clecilt this morning a freight train on the Chicago, MRwaukee and St. Paul Railway was derailed near Roselle in consequence of a railroad tie having been placed across the tracio. The engine and tour ears were badly wrecked and a brakeman seriously Injured. 1 1 Other Crimes. Dispatches to the Globe-Democrat.

I NASHVILLE, TENN. April Pap- Pentad11er, a peddier from Indianapolis, was murdered, presumably for money. between Tullahoma and Beech GroVe by some unknown person. His head was crushed with a club. 1 STREATOR, -April Andrew Polka anti Steve Robertin, two Hungarians, were engaged in a drunken row, last night, Joun Koval, a son-In-law of the latter, au ter-Toyed and struck Polka over the forehead with a club, from the effects ot which be died at 5 o'clock this morning.

Both Itobertin and Koval are under arrest. Porika BLUFF, Mlles, of this (Butler) county, succeeded in arresting E. W. Wines! wanted in Balls County. this State, for murder, and for wuom a reward of $.109 was offered.

Ttse arrest was made in the lower part of the poutstv; and Sheriff Mlles leaves for Rails t.unty with his prisoner to-night. BOSTON, April Flannigan, who was shot by Dr. Albrecht In.ttie Avery street gaming house. died this morn-lug. It will be remembered that Albrecht.

According to his own story, was being ffeeced by David Lanahan and Flannigan, antliwitile endeavoring to recover his money, was assaulted by tbe gamblers. whereupon he shot them both in self-defense. Laualai was snot dead. NASHVILLE. April ILTwo Weeks ago O.

T. Gale was released front the Prison, after serving a term for attenlpting to rob a sate at Jacksboro. Detective Porter, of this city, made inquiries of Northern authorities and learned that Gale was wanted for robbing a bank at Genesee. N. seven years ago.

Chief Cleary ordered the arrest of Gale, who. in the meantime, had gone to Knoxville. Detective Porter telegraphed to tile Knoxville authorities, and to-day Gale was taken In oustody in that city. TUE JOSEPIIITE MORMONS. 1 Conference at Kirtland, O.

Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrst. CLEvELAND, April 11.At the Mormon Cortference nt Kirtland to-day Finer Joseph Left, of Independence, spoke of a MAO tent ple abont to be erected at Imlependence. The speaker also related the matter of Joseph's conversion. the discovery of the plates, and the Translation of them Into the Look ot Mormon. The key note of the Book of Mormon was that the Gospel Of Christ shoillit be founded and Organized as of Old, and that a gospel should go forth to the world as deep and far-reaching as the love of God; that Israel should be gathered and 'Judea rebuilt.

In speaking of prophecies he said: "Take Joseph Smith's prophecy concerning i the civil war, earthollages, etc. Did they not come true? What is it that made begin to inquire if Cnrist's second coming would be literal, and bring about, a prophetic Convention in Chicago? Its because this man's prophecies have been coming to pass. Fifty years ago Joseph announced that the Jews would be reinstated in Judea, aiRE the idea was ridiculed. To-day that prophecy is being fulfilled in a wonderful manner. So it will be with all these prophecies, until the truth le pushed home to their very thresholds.

When Joseph promulgated the doctrine of probation after death, he was laughed at by- everybody, but such men as Beechgr. Thompson, of Chicago, and Canon Farrar, have now announced their in it." bellef in it." J. S. Roth. of Iowa.

said: "Our ideas of death meanthat It Is annibliation. but in order to be with God In heaven we must become alive again. When a man dies his breath. warmth and neigh go bacx theelements rrom which they sprung; not an iota Is annihilated. Job says: In thy flesh shall I see in the valley filled with 411011 was asked by the Lord: Shalt tiese hones live again? I folored Preacher Terribly Whipped.

Dispatch to the Globe-Detnocrat. Ds Soro, Auril 12.s-A dastardly assault wits committed last night about 11 o'clocK in the northern Ilinits of this city. by a party of men upon a colored Baptist evaugelist by the name who has been lately holclitg meetings here and attempting to make Proselytes to hie faith among his colored brethren. 1V1111ams' story is that be resides in a small frame dwelling in that portion of the city, occupying one room. while a white family by tile nstue of Seqter occitples the other; that IUSE night about o'clock his neighbor's wife aaked tor 'seine tobacco, and asked him to bring it to her, the partitions separating the rooms being so thin that vol oes In either room were plainly heard in the otner.

Ile refused. as lie wae afraid to go having been threatened with bodily injury. Tue woutau theu came for ii and he gave her the tobacco. She then said she would get her pipe and come back anti have a smoke with him anti his wife. Ile soon alter heard stern at his door.witen It was broken in, and tire meu forced their way into the room disguised.

One of them, whom he believed to have been Stutter, from his voles. held a pistol to Ms head, and they then Compelled Mtn to adcomany them to a point near it brick-yard where they whipped hint unmercifully wit hickory Wi tell 8 A. SEVERELY wittiest). That he was bauly beaus') le evideuced by the cute and weds on 1)11 person. He clams that they took- kept up tile beatlug for over an hour, as he heard the late express trains aii pass while undergoing pats-is moot.

After they left him It was time before he eould gain strength to wove, but he finally rearbed the city proper and found the Sight who, with his- assistant, returuect with blia to his house, which be fouud vacant, and an arousing his neighbor, Senter, he was Informed that some colored parties bad come and taken his wife away with them. She returned to him this morning. having been taken to a colored; sister's. maims to have recognised the rparties who whipped him, and to-lay swore warrauts before Justice Stone for their arrest. A great deal of eutnity has been aroused among the colored people agalust Williams.

most ot them here being members of the Methodist Church. They also charge him with dishonesty and his wife with Immorality, and the feeling bas grown to be very bitter. Ile lately had, one of the colored moo. who stands qilite high among his race here. arrested and brought bistoge the Mayor mad titled on a charge of disturbing public worship, and since that he claims) to have beets threeteneti frequently with punishment if be did not All the parties who have been, seen whom Willtame charges with whipping hilts deny any counecition WW1 tile Whether any one Is convicted Is deuetful, but that Williams got terrible beating Is cartel.

Trouble Over Stolen- Bonds. Special Dispatch to the Glohe-Deatocrst. aW Yoit. ipriL 12.ssitarglar Jelin TalbOt. Ins; sent to Slug Sing for tett years.

has the Philadelphia Man whom nerobbed ot a third-of Wmtilion In a sad rata, according -1' to Se -oninion rendered by the CorpOratiOn Counsel tOvlar. The bonne. which are those ct the New York Central and Philadelphia and Reading Railroads, and of the City Philadelphia, were stolen from Mr. Andrew H. Miller's safe In Philadelphia on the night or March S.

the combination baying been blown off br reupowder. Talbot, woo was the cider of the gaug of burglars who did the job, had -four months previously burglarized the dry goods store of B. F. Jones Brooklyn. and escaped from the Court House while waiting trial.

nen Talbot was arrested on April he was taken to Brooklyn, pleaded guilty to the Jones initglary and was flout to Sing Sing for ten years. Mr. Miller. thinking he had only to give the word and the property would be handed over without question, promptly presented an or-. tier trout the Judge who tried the case, and milted Property Clark John liarrote for hL worth or bonds.

lie had fully Identified them both by nUrnber-aama, deouakaattatiela-, totAr before-, Property, or such large intrinsic value could not, be banded over without the cogillZance of those highest In authority, and Clerk Barrett notified the Police Commissioners. To make assurance doubly sure, they askea advice of the corporation counsel. Mr. Lacomne has sent in an opinion which will nil Mr. Miller with dismay.

Me says that If the bonds had formed the subject matter of the indictment against Talbot In Brooklyn. and the latter bad been convicted of stealing them. they could at once have been turned over to Mr. Miller, as a matter of course. As, however.

the bonds were in no way involved In the Brooklyn burglary. the Kings County Court of Sessions has no Janisoiction In the matter, and its order Is IIIVIL1141 as regards the disposition of the bonds, which must. In the eye of the law, be atilt 'considered the property of the convict Talbot. The only way out of the 'difficulty which Mr. Lacombe can suggest I.

that the bonds be tagen on to Slag flux Prison and shown to Tainot. He IS their tct be Invited' to statist Ireely whether he or dis, clalne ownership in the bonds. or any or them. he seas they are not his they can be handed to Mr. Miller, but Zr he, in resentment for his prospectively long Incarceration, -or out of sheer Ugliness, claims them as his property.

Mr. Miller can only secure possession of them bydristatiting a Civil talc agalust Talbot. The Schwartz-Watt Murder Trial. Special Disostch to the Globe-Demme-rat. April 19.The proceeding were very the Nichols murder Case to-day.

only one witness being sworn.Robert Watt. brother of one of the defendants who testified that he bad examined the roof of car St. the -one In wtdch his 'brother rod on the night of the murder and robbery. Ills evidence Merely went to show that it was possible for a man to ride Ori top or this car wulle the train was In motion though he made his experiment on the car while it was stauding on the side traek at this point. Judice Baker.

for defentlaut. Watt. then stated that he would rest his case, and Mr. Case, one of the attorneys for Schwartz, offered several certitied copies of Indictments found age lust Gallagher in order to Impeach the latter's teselmony. The first Ineictmeut found in tae Cook County Court against Gal.

higher, to which he pieaded guilty and was to Joilet for one years was sustained. The Inferwation filed against Gallagher in the United States Court was not admitted. Judge Dibble bottling that the Federal Court had no jurisdiction over Gallagher, and that theiroroceedinee were null awl veld. Mr. Case teen produced four other certified copies or latlictmeuts whictit had been found gainer, Gallagher in Conic County.

October 30; USG. but had been monied etsbruary Liken. But the Court would not admit then In evidence to Impeach Gallagher. Court was then aojoureed until 3:15 order to await the arrival or some witatootes, for the defense, but as they nid not put in an appearance at that hour a further adjournment was granted until 9 it. in.

to-morrow. The State will not Introduce any rebuttal testimony oath the defense are through with at and pursued by ankaowa men with soot- guns. A man who bears a fair reputation has beendatett out, and, with revolvers flashing in his face, been compelled to submit to a terrible flogging. This morning Kale Turner. who lives ten nines north of Fulton, boarOed the passenger train at Anx Vase for the purpose of leaving Collaty, never to return, and if he loes he Is promised a neck-tie part or a shotgun matinee.

Mr. Turner has lied in this county for many year s. and by hard work he has managed to make a moderate living for his wire and children. Last weeK a sliget trouble arose between Mr. Turner and the family cf a Mr.

Curtis; wile live In the same neighborhood. Mather. grew rap-Idly worse, and nnally resulted in M. Curtis leaving home and Mrs. Turner quitting the premises of her husband.

Saturday uight. atter Mrs. 'Curtis and her two daeghters. Id and 9 years ord. had re, tired.

some parties with shotguns tred Into the wiudow. doubtless intending to kill mother and children while they slept. but they mIsseddiusir aim. The two loads of shot passed last Over the sleepers, and were hurled In the door on the opposite side of the room. The report or tee goes and the crash of Me window SeettberIng broken glade over the bed frightenea and awoke them.

Leap- lug out of bed, they rata to a near nelothbors for safety. Their wila screams for help no prevetsted the would-be aseassias trout putriene tattle. nal Tueosen CALLED sari sinfrrED. On htsituay Mr. Turner was informed that a comesitose would Wisi; Ott WED soon.

Deetrin ig so avoid- trouble. aust perdaaps to save his life, on ariernoou he went to the cable of 'tom ltroeia. a colored man who lives near bt, te spend Ine night. Abont 10 o'clock that night some one caned him from the front of tee cabin. Thinking lie recognised the voice.

and thee lb was some one bringing a kincliy message. he went out. NG sooner dna he step out of the door than lie, was surrounded by melt Wilds drawnretovers. demanding ethnic or his life. Seeing he waS overpowered.

Turner asked them what they wanted with him. He was Informed that be moat leave the country In three days. anti that they nail also decided to give him a decent thraseing. Two men witit Ionic hickory withes stepped 'up and began to apply them to Turner's oack, hitting him about arty blows. Al he bad his coat off, be Is touch cut and waited.

Turuer says-he asked them trhy they beat bah so, but they gave no reply'. There were lateen lime party. and Turner recognized toast of them. as they were not The columunity Is rotten wormed up, over this at. fair.

end It is feared more serieue results' will follow. This Is the part i Dt CalittWik5P- County where, a few years ago.i a dieter wet, tied to a tree and whipped' and another-was shot aDd killed without provocation by a masked party. I Sedalia Train Wreckers' Elletlel Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. trIthTLI.L.340,. April the-Criminat CoUrt title morning State resumed its hearing-og the cesto against Irt.

one of the attested train.wrecters, Who removed the nsb-plates from a (Moote of tans ands caused a Missouri Pacinci engine and several care to be ditched on March 23, ISati. In attendance Was i again large and deep Interest was manifested. Rosenthal, Who yesterday testified that be save the defendant stooping over the rail, with something In his band on the dee. of the wreck and a short time previoui woke again placed on the titenti. lie was crosit-examined by Capt.

to Impeach hie testimouv. but to no -4- Itt-Coostable Mons Carted wife carted and corroborated much or Rosen that's teat IntOit y. lie that Rosenthal told him that he save three men on the railroad 'track just be tore the wreeltoceurred. all of whom were strainers to him, but Met tie could identity them. In company with Rosenthal.

witness started out to locate the men In two public places. anoteuthal recognized Hamilton. the tiefencia a E. as well hippo other ef the alleged wrecters. On cress-examination Mr.

Carnes testified teat the way he happened to call upon Rosenthal was through John N. Daloy. the wholesale grocer. who informed him Weir It)senthal had said he could ineatity toe men- wile wrecked the train. i i "'sleaze ehtleost'S trroity.

Ilkliarel Ellison, a termer, was next Called testified that in company with A. L. Smith. a term hand in his entrant, he started -1 ofor Sedatia from Sol-Raton cm the morning Of the gay of the wreck. about 9 o'elock.

While on their way be saw two men standing on the railway track about two miles from the point where the trade was One-ot tee i men resembled the detendant. tint he west not poi-hive nefendant was the same man. Nothing' of Importance i was develv. opeJ by tee I A. Smith was um next witness.

He was with Mr. Ellison on the morning of the day Dr the wreck. and accompanied- him to se- emote. Oa (be way here be saw two men on Me rahroad trace. about 9 o'cloer in the olorittut, and would De able Ps idoetify them if be saw them agate.

He recoguised de- fendant as one of tee men. They were tag harneetly to each other. Witness next saw Hamilton on tee street In title city. De. remise stopped and spoke to hills.

Defend- ate asked witness what he was doing In tee He answered. Defendant then paid. "You bad better leatret" the crose-examination diselosel that witless ic now In the employ of the Pactile Rail- say Company. 1E8 recognized defendant by 114 ttenoierion, color of his eyes, and the e.ottleis teat be wore. Rosenthal.

at tne time of the wreck, remarked to witness that be Identity the men who caused the Ms- teeter. on reconvening Sept; J. J. Prey was put on Vie stand and asked a few unimportant queshious. when the State retitel its case.

orzsixo or Tint DRIZSaa. Th4 defense caLen and tad sworn the tot- lotting witnesses: W. A. Segelbaantlir.and airs. Hamilton, P.

Moran. Pat Shay, Tnomas Martin. Tim bullivan. T. 14.

Kerr. Frei Page. Rdmp Bowers. James O'Brienleatherine Cronin, S. M.

Lewis. Ed Hurley, hn thilas- sell and John I-, Hamilton, tne defendabt, tobk the stand tad testified that he rose at 6:30 teat day. went clown town at I oclirt. was at Roob' seloon at a o'clock, with Win. Delaney.

Jack Collins and Buck Fleming. playing curds; wlut them to Fleming. caboose up the railroad track front LIIM1110 street to the coal there tall the paseenger traini went emit; went then tel En-10120er street. Lavaca home to dinner, thence by st real ear to East Beath's. and a as about the tiew avenue- crossing until the freight v.titout.

Then wen to the wrece. Mel a begat On the woad eintalillag frank lievill. Fraok Palmer and a man named King, a quarter of a tulle this side of she wreck, and asked them wuo woo hurt. They Staid two or three, and drove tin. lie knew'Rosentlial.

EAU' bmith. but water spoke to hies. The cross-exantuatiou was conducted by IIt. S. leacdossia, and was of the nice; charactr, but the witnees Old not itoutiadict itimse I In any of the statements he bed made.

t-I Neariv all the nesses for the 'defendant were examined a a view of proving an ui alibl. 4 lpeachin the testimony of Sonora at awl se lug the good character of the defendant. is occupied the greater portion Of the aftrnoon, and just before ad- ever tit journmeut a wraigle arose between counsel a letrodecton of a letter written by Rosenthal to dicer of the Knight's of tabor. Tosdetenaecialm that In this letter Rosenthal made istemente which differ Serially from his stimopy on the stand. Judge Rylana muounced that he would pass upou toe a ission of the letter In the morning-, and a :46 O'clock Court adjourned stain o'clock a to-niorrow.

1 mEmiaMMEIM I 4 A Tak NO a Condemned 3lan. gipecint Dispatch t4ie Gdobe-Demeerst- I Till. TIX. Pril oorrespondlk to-day son an Interview with Albert Bohol-Leona the IS sentenced to be hung on the sob 'wog- timurdering his wife about a year ago. Thdoomed man seem to hair bidden- adieu i hope.

He was lying In a stupor, closely rapped In a blanket with his bead Is his habit since the son. teeco, was. pa Upon hearing his name Sereeal times fed he slowly roused from Ida sleep-like ppor and answered. He did eaHal lime Mined to talk, but stated in issited teem rove n. le Rsenthal.

knew inyee. an EAU' bMitil, but biller spoke to hies. Tee cross-exenellatwo W119 nundeered IV, Co le Co. IR. S.

acd was of tossie, and most Seathg rin cbaractg, but the liquid old not contradict tilmse lid any or the lie bed made. defendant Neariv all the nesses for the examined It a view of proving au il Itbt Isupeachin the esimony ot Simon RaseAM1i aati sit lug tbe gooti character of the defendant. lite occupied tee greater 1 a Of the ant-noon, and test before ad- port 0 le arose between couusel journaltut a wrag 0 vier tin introducten of a letter writtea bt Rosenthal to ika daCer of the Knight's or la- bor. Tos-dermrsicialm that in this letter Resentbal made latemente which darer me- Serially Irvin his stimopy on the stand. judge Bylana nounced that be would ould toe a ission or the letter In the pass 0 Pon :44 o'clock Court ad minted warning, and a 1 a to-usorrow 4 A Talk wl a Condemned Man.

Specie Dispatch Globe-Democrat. i Til.k lt. e. Pril 12.Your oorrospond. to-day Sonia an interview witb Albert en Boberseon, the OM sentenced so be hang On the goth proX.

fimurdering his wife about a Thtioomed man seem to bait year ago. li edict hope. lie was Ulna ill a hid tupor, clogelyraPped in a blanket with biz bead Is hts habit since the son. ems. ea Upon bearing his name Severed tmes i led be iowiy roused from keeeeige por and answered.

Be id We men muc rained to souk. bus stated in SOO Mlle 11 lS gil C00(1 SO SOUK. WAS 114L1SCA SO i -1 purpose erection and operation of water-works In the city of Sedalia, and Is to extend for a period or fifty years. Funds for a Cotton Specjal Dispatch to the Glebe-Demecrat. TEN.

April meeting of, citizens of this city was bald last night for the purpose Of taising funds to establish a cotton factory. Twelve thousand dollars was subscribed at once before the meeting adjourned; $6,000 was raised to-day. making $18.000. A committee Is now canvassing the city and will no doubt raise $100.000 In a short while, the required amount to establish the enterprise. Two or three sites have been Offered tree.

Jackson Is on a boom. There 1 Is no a vacant dwelling or business house the city. Natural Gas at Kansas city. Special Dispatch to the 0 lobe-Democrat. RA'ssAs Car.

gas has bowl struelt at Rosedale. a Rausas City suburb. at the depth of 1213 feet. The well is the old one that was sunk about four years ago tor the purpose of discOvering coal. Gas was found then In a small (It and has been used to a limited extent.

Since then the well has been allowed to ll up. It was purchased a little over a month ago iy an Eastern syndicate. who began opening the well thirty days ago. It Is claimed the volume lesufticient for practical use. New Buildings at Ocillifcothe, MO.

Special Dispatch tp the Globe-Dethocrat. CHILLICOTHE. April 12i.The Chilllcothe Building and Loan Association held a Meeting last night and by a unanimous vote agreed to Increase the capital stock of the association from $12,000 to $400,000. The contract was let to-day for McVey' new business house and Masonic Temple, to cost $30,000. Louisiana, State Medical Association.

Special Dispatch to the' Glebe-Demcesat. AtExAntinla. April Louisiana State Medical Association met bare In regular annual session yesterday, with Dr. Fox, or Plaquemine, in the chair and It. B.

McCutche0n, ot New Orleans, as Secretary. Mr. Julius F. Ariall delivered the address of welcome and Hon. Wm.

H. Jack, the' annual oration. Both were well received. About forty Physicians are present, eight new meinbers being enrolled. The other business done was the reports of committees.

The Treasurer shows a balance of $376 on hand. The liveliest interest Is shown by all present. This morning the second day's session opened and a number of papera were 1 the programme being as follows "Treatment of Wounds of Large Cervical Veins," Edward Stilleben, M. New Orleans, La. "The Sureical Treatment of Abscess of the Liver," Thomas Hebert.

Al. New Iberia, La. "Asiatic Cholera as it Occurred le bly Practice In the Parish of Concordia, la 1849,11 D. R. Fox, M.

D. i "A Substitute for ledotorm," Chas. Chassignae, New Orleans. JI "Reflex Neuraiglas," A. G.

Fredertcks. ma. D. New Orleans. Neuralgia and Its Great Frequently in the Parish of Plaquemine, with Typical Cases," D.

R. Fox, M. D. The Committee on Recommendations ported in favor of Dr. Joseph Jones.

of New Orleans, for President. For Vice Presidents: First Congressional DistriCt. F. W. Par.

ot New Orleans; Second Congressional District, D. Bruns, of New Orleans; Third Congressional District, Thos. Hebert, of New. Iberia; Fourth Congressional District. 10.

M. Thornhill, of Arcadia; Fifth CongressiOnal District, I. J. Newton, of Bastrop; Sixth Congressional District. T.

T. Tarlton, of Grand-Coteau. Monroe Was named as the Place of Meeting next year, and the third Wednesday In April as the time. The annual orator IS to be Judge A. A.

Ganby. of Monriae.i The delegates appointed to trid American Medical ASSOCIatiOlit. Willett meets in Chicago in June, are: Drs. H. D.

Brune. I. J. New. ton, Thomas 'Hebert, Charles CLiassignac, Jos.

Cruiltsbang, W. D. White. P. J.

Meyer, Seay, T. G. Richardson, .1.1 W. Dubree, T. J.

Allen. S. E. Dhalile, Long. J.

D. Egan, Samuel Logan and Jos. Jones. Every. has worked harmoniously.

The papers never grow old In thougbt or action. always el has possessed an admiration for a joke, has delighted telling them to others and ageLily delighted in having them perpetrated on. himsetr. In those early days or settlement in Illineis it was quite customary (as la all new cnuntries it seems) to tender contilder4 able license to practical Joking. About the time of which we write there lived In ton a Justice Of the Peace named H.

O. Dun, bar. Dunbar was also a run-loving individ. ital. and Stoddard and he were in the habit of playing practical jokes from time to time ou each other, which finally ended a rather serious one.

i It seenle that one bleak, dreary daY In the month or March, as disagreeable as Marta days can sometimes be, Mr. Stoddard cams to Dunbar and Informsd bita that a friend of his (Dunbar's), wbo resided some tweuty miles front town, was to be married that day and bald requested that Squire Dunbar be sent up to perform the ceremony. Fees were things sought after more assiduoustylthea y' ei then now, marriage, as well as anther kind. and Dunbar, nothing-edoubting. pro- ceetnell on tne Journey.

Arriving at the point Of destination nearly frozen he was appalled to find it was only a huge, joke oe Stoddard's. He said but Indulged an wardly in a few pages from profane history and bactward turned hOMe taking is good-naturedly and biding hie tithe to pay' oft Stoddard In his Own coin. An opportunity presented itself during the neXt winter i It was the custom of early settlers to get up mock at their parties, of same couple wno were particularly "sweet'e ou each other, having the sham ceremony per. formed by some sttaal Official oT sham man. One or theite parties as given Christmas evening, 1844, and Dunbar.

I with dthe 'design ot retalitetinealpn Stoddard. went to the Conny Cler ei Ince. eiamuet Huff-than being- the clerk. and procured a marriage license for Richard Stoddard and Catharlue Meer, a young lady with whom be had been keeping company for memo time. Armed with his documents be proceeded to the party, and engineered matters so' out- cessrulle as to have Stoddara and Rigor parties for the ceremony.

As a Justice of the Peace. he was called oil to Q.perform the (supposed) sham weeding. Confronting the couple With clue solemnity for a wedding "for keeps" he asked the usual questions required by law, 'was answered satisractorily.1 and wound up by saying that, as they were aware lie was an oracera authorifted be law to perform the marriage ceremony, asked It it was their to be united In holy They answered la the aMrtmttive, -and ne holding the itemise In ins hand (which they sup posee was uothing but a- blane piece or paper), went througis the ceremony la full, received the responses, and solemnly pronounced them "man and He then turned away, triad, out the certificate with the usual witnesses, went over to the Clerk ofnce where he returned the certificate and bad It recorded that night. 1 without giving a hint of the genuieeneets or I the proceedings. 1 i The next day.

newever, the Matter leaked I out. and so many of Stoddard'sfriends joked blot ahout being married la so novel a Mau- ner, be went to the Clerk's office to investi- gate and found It true. He went to the girl and informed her what hed occurred, when quite an excitement arose. Of course lb. cried and Stoddard swore, no doubt; not that they objacted to each other, but to the ay I they were Inveigled into it.

At last Stoddard Informed her they lid 'better make the best of a "horrid joke" and call It genuine. Lige a good. sensibie woman, as she was, he consented, and so the anent wedding turned out a real oue and, perhaps. there never lived In Charleston or anywhere else a more devoted and loving couple than Mr. and Mn.

Richard Stoddard. Mrs. Stoddard died lu 1872,1 leaving bealnd- her a record worthy or imitation u. young women or this (unwire. As to Squire Dunbar be was last bear of in Texas; ant if living Or deaciOle doubt est has Ilea reflected that he paid, 8thadard for his joke, what compound laterest.

i I-, A Mania for Tail-Cutting. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. 12.4Deteet1'Yll-Clias, Miller. of -Brew County. Indiana, passed through Jenersonville last night.

having la custody Henry 'Morris, whom I be captured it Smithvilles last Tenni- day, on a charge of theft, The story the detective relates abOur the, yOung man Is peculiar 'one. MOM' is 1 niCe-looking pitting inane about 22 of "rim compound Interest. 1 I I I 4.4 i 1 'T i 1 1 I 1 It i-- 4 I 'a i i I oi i I I 4 i i. 4 I i 1 i i butlit my itkenve. it ke new wen understooti was to tavor et bile gout ot Leavitt as the "And he answered and said: tulles irout Labiate SitICK.

reporb taie ubscovery neltherSchwartz nor wll be teat i Wats iut aesaselo. and that the State- WI X) Thee know est. read. viewed trout tnecucal standpoint, are ate. lie is toe sort or a WiUUw wriu of a bed of iron ore rive feet in thickness.

highly creditable aud are valuable le their has been blind for the past five tbeetaral to testify in their 01Wil Arensuort's connection at the scene of the racticable results. veare. i She resides on 1 a farm about CourS opened at 7 p. in. to-night, and one murder.

or Ole personal ae.iltenoe le tile "Then God made the bones to come to. bed Or Silica nine feet In thickness. and three I added, et our Mtles from For the past Or the new witnes ees for the defense was ut ou cspirucv leading to the the idnew and tlesh be whee vins of Coal at distaiees of from 100 to 600 act. The arguMett twO ye rs the tartnere within rive Miles 4 on the stand. He gave bil name ae aniel was listeuee to by a crowiled coar lo.

taste was a ighty army or them. 'hen A ee apar correspondent writing trent A Change ot ame Wanted. around Mee been troubled witel their eatitie Driukworth, of Freeport. and hts bust- the Lord added breath and they lived. The Special Dispatch to rue Globe-Democrat.

aad ho SS 1011141 their It wag thought nese as a ti Witness caimed tO II whole houie of 14reel snail live said there quotes the representative of a St. Lou MO Apri 12 i ci a at first be the work of wild beass t. the ossaigeovettsvietel 4-ur have been In Joliet nigbt conductor The Callahan-Chichester Case. Lrd. The whole house of etre el Is not syndicate a yn: tizens traps and devices or aU kinds were useti le Wagner's train came In.

Marra 10. 18Se. tVes elyelal te the 1 dead. yeG. So that we see ttlat eVervtillug "I have prospected for tbree years over are very much enthused over the prospect of li la otrator bu all IQ SO at the depo to net.

et hi wif at e. sted teat LitMiiicyroS M0. April preliminary but blood wasi added to these resurrected the Rocty Mountains, ene 1 stake my prores. changing the name order to caw pe of our City trom Browns- avail. When all the atle and ct horses in the be saw two suemcions chsracters pass bodiestherein Iles tbe difference between sional reputation on the fact tnat I now stand Villa to that tiered of their caudal around the engiue, aud thought one boarded beariug In the Callahan- Chichester killing, ee end angeis.ys on richer mineral territory then I trod over Sweet Springs.

Tuts is no new neighborhood were re ate nod was noticeo tua the train between the two bagg tge Cars. On a filch has beef la progress for rota'. rlaYa. At the bosines session it waS decided that when On the Rocky Mountains." I idea dant one which has been agitated for aPPenuagee. it 1 tnaiells doss would nom e.

also nos cross-oxamination be admitted having seen closed lest niglit. The accursed. who I had asked. Witat makes thik a wti the next annual eourerence should be held at 1 I 11 I ed di for evral yedre 1 sehotigh not until now he It hfarme Te rs offered a in the neighborhoo very Chief' Murray. a police officer.

and the Snerid nailer $2.000 bowl. was held to the Independence. Mo. The present officials or bald he, ere Wkt 1 a- ra us WO tor tbe solyiug or the my Iron ore to build railroads many times received a sufficient following te warrant Its reward of 1 or cAir arrived in tile of Will County as the depot when the news of The church Were retained in Altair positions If meat or dog or a co Grand Jury. ttettl- the bond Increased Si here Is a bed or ca success.

Tne reasons for this cram are sub- ethe murder was received. but ulti not tell 0 for the ensuing year. President Josspit around the world. let it be long that they had 000. Tuts lot readily gave his lather and II never be eXhansteR Limestone stantial and numerous.

The greatest reason vicinity It won no anyous of them about the two suspects. Smith has received is revelation in regard to that will i attorneys, wive one or two oter gentlemen, tile eating of offices in the claurca. but has not wit bin two miles. and un ornea to coal to I th II nithlOS to wat 4 con uslou ina matter. I era-master a NOVentber lest a roVer.ir 0, the zeth brother or being sureties.

No caee ever tried here in utilize the elemeets at a nominal cost to sup. Buckner states that it is or ratite occurrence 0-, a hr of Mrs. Morrie, et a 1 II; de 1G lc. es was maection Board Arrested. justice's Con rt attracted so great ply an demands for ages, end underneath that lettere are received at this office for 071 ta''" oncot er her Oil hilt pert i stopped ov and nee were ever too earnestly fought.

The 1 the coat is natural gee which- will some day Boonville. Broweineten and thei various ge 600 that les had received tor JituszT CITY N. April le re The 1 scare produced no witness who saw lie shot sOnn T. Raymond's Remains. iiiernieate Rock.

Hot Springs (only Brownsvilles In the United etates, or which son he He slept In the hail nay. Election Board of the Eighth Precinct. Sac- Brod. and the only ie ridence presented by the New Twat April 12 i the thirty miles on). anu Pine Bluff.

Tbe gas in there are twentv.ilye. pr 1 he rema ns 0 a le soid the Tue same troubte Is soluel e- tu tile young man twit niebt ued with, end DtstrIct. dersiy City. was arrested taus State mat Chichester Wal mating an assents 6 thunder tones Is knocking in the eaverns of experienced in freight and exprrese. Witnin sum idc money undir his pillow.

Witea afternoon for tamperin with tne baltotebox. late .1 01111 Rvd ried here to-tlay. earth upon bim whet' he tired the shot was tnat amon ar tue be let out. Any' practical, Men the ladt few weeks greens- ties point have and Put awoke next moral be found tbt butt a throbbed by the accused man. Manager 1 Manager Walter A.

Lamb and five members rrom the penntylcanin regions wm say gone to Boonville, which delayed them ten money and bed-fellow were gone. The board consists of Patrick Golden. I i of his company arrived with the body. A days. Only totiay a consignment of goods was matte for the youug man, bu il A searc MeGinnis and' Owen McCabe.

III- Were received here which should have gone he ootnd not serrounc. and at lett the case Revenue taw Violators Arrested. deputation of the Actors' Fund met the fun- Buildinig AtesOclation at Fayette, Mo to. and Dol clerk. AS the to Browningtou.

Mo. was put iii, um wends of tite officers. who spec rs an. ameba Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. 1 oral party at the depot.

The temporary special Dispatch to the Olobe-Deineeatt. i r. made a seurCit of the house, 1 thlotins Pert neon reeele at "CIP Clont Dolan Kr. April 12.JerryJobneon, eotn e11talninSt the' bfKlY IV" laken "le Eteerre, MO April 12.For some I A might be hid in seine Wit-of-thee puttiog the registry book into tile ballot. residence of Mrs.

itayinondeln East Thirty- time a Auction moue or zsric-a-ltrac, Wipe that be wei bee. The book contalued about thirty Dem. Louis Graham and Alex Perkin afire second street Mrs Raymond was greatly move has been quietly agitated 11.121011g the esiden were ver a zw 10111C, April 11.Tee late 17 way place. When they Went int0 the colia the officers Meat astonished i tickets. The tickets were roi dee and Lathe un la Prostrated end was not allowed to see brought iti Prksonere trete 0 tY.

s. the citizens here to organiza a building and loan Artbur's bric-a-brac and paintings were gold tied the want covered vim tall. Tho mys cratseveral dropped into The box before the tit at Unitd Statet eeputy Marshal Me- bedY Until, it bad been inspected. The face --ssociation and a advertised a. mass-meet.

8 1 1 kstand once tory as il. ast soled, aml the place wail clerk Could Po arrested. Murphy took the wore a natural expression. at auction toeday. A Donald and Wiseman.

for violating the Ing for that purpose waa held In Tolson a pit Se; visited by hundreds or people. Tne ouriosite registry Wok Out 1 Aral found that PraYers will be offered at the house by Rev: .4 owned by Oen. Winfield Scott -breue Lae became so greet to see the young men seal bout twenty-rive tickets bad been care. ternal revenue laws- They neVe been living Dr. tioughton au 10 a.

in. to-morrow. Tee Heil last night. Col. R.

P. Williams was paintins or Geo. Sherldenti nor" x'- fully folded and placed between tee leaves, near the heauwaters or Brush Greet, and are servicee wile be held at the dittie trauma choeett ChaletIan awe Walter tenants A. number of citiseas witnessed the attentet desperate wean thwarted iti their plaits. aroun beeorner," as 10:30 a rit.

and great XCitenlea Prevailed or a Items Deputy Wiseman sap a the or th fi It is feared by some rens or. not had a narrow ec loseu Secretary. After opeeches by Col. n. 6stud that a purse et WO was ended to the reward a portrait at illiase13 oit allti the searth was tesen in hand by an antique leather Bible )451 9.60; painting were grad: Student detect.

Ives, who fotand ben workine oil a farm in, loom," Ste; Tennesse e. lie agreed to come aloux witb-1 1. reply 10 Quest that although be was not The officer sent for assistance and the en- bands of Alex. Perkins In the capture. They Raymond that lie may olive died from aa F.

Williams, li. C. Clark, J.8. savoy and OW. "Aqueduct $ao; 1 i 11 lade' Scene, $15; out a reitu titian, ant an they Le t.

a feeling well. appetite was stood and he tire board, together with the ballot-box and bed aireauy secured the Other two. and had overdose or morphine. as It Is asserted by ere crolaining the workings and advautages SIN "Coast I WI. 4 tindouna a last Saturday w.

Morris Is afflictee I well. lednied that he was inn0- registry book. were taken to the police eta- Perkins' house. DePtitY McDonald one at Mr. Raymond's bedside when of buileing and loan associations, I the cud.

"Nut Sid; slop oli one ne who tea U. S. a sin gator Illittlie that Lot himself can no way sent Of tn. tor waittla he 111-e0 soOri tO tion SubsequimtlY new Emotion Board slipped to the rear entrance while Deputy he died that after the administration of nay- Jenne was canvassed for whice model or the United, States 14 1 Recount for tile LAW' Meet He Mild wile elected lit the preebact voting pro- Witenitua walked boldly to Sue front. The plitue be never recovered restated la an immediate eubscriptioa of wraut.

$6. 1 pair 1 I I I 1 I i i 4. I 1 i 1 1 1 11' 1 I 1 1 i- I i-O ire reply to guest thas alinough be was not reeking well, appetite was stood and be slept well. lain2ad that was tono- eau; Ot tn. tor willola he ls-ao soon tO way tile IsterOttleniese He said to guest reeking well, I slept wall.

soul Of et For t110 lAW1 their It Is now well understood that nelthenSchwartz nor Wats will be put on the otaml to testify in their own beh'Ilt. Court opened at 7 p. in. to-night, and one of the new witness for the defense was put on the stand. Lie his name as Daniel Driukwortb, of Freeport.

Id, and his bust. U.S. as a horse-trainer. Witness claimed to have been In Joliet the night Conductor Wagner's train came Marco le. 18Se.

Was at the depot to meet hie wit e. stated that be saw two suspicious characters pass around the englue. and thought one boarded the train between the two bagg tge cars On cross-examination he admitted having seen Chief Murray, a police Meer. awl the Sneriff of Will County at the depot when the news of the murder was received. but aid not ttll 'any Oas of them about the two suspects.

Election Board Arrested. i Janette CITY. N. .1.1 April entire Election Board of the Eighth Precinct. second District.

Jersey City. was arrested this afternoon for tampering with the baltot-box. The board consists of Patrick Golden. judge; Patrick McGinnis and Owen McCabe. Inspectors.

and C. T. Dolan. clerk- At the noon recess policeman 'saw Clerk Dolan puttiog the registry book into WM ballot-box. The book contained about thirty Dem.

ocratle tickets. The tickets were folded and several dropped into the box before the clerk could be arrested. Murphy took the registry book Out and found that about twenty-five tiekets bad been carefully folded and placed between the A number of citizens witnessed the attempt and great excitement 'prevailed for a tines. The officer sent for assistance arid These-tire board, together with the ballot-box and registry book. were taken to the police station.

SUbsequently a new Election Board was elected i4 VIA ptecincti and voting pro was in favor of the guilt of Leavitt as the assassin. and that the State- tailed so-show Arensuorre connection at the scene of She murder, or his personal assistance in the conspiracy leading to the act. The arcuraett was ileteued to by a crowded court-room. The CallahanChlehester Special Dispatch to the Globe-Deniocrat. April 12.The preliminary bearing In the Callahan- which has been In prOgtess for naYs.

1 closed last ulglir. The who liad ben under $2.000 borul, was hold to the Grand Jury; sten- the baud Increased to Oen. Tit1 h13 eadily gave, his tether and attornsyys, with one or two other gentlemen, bolus shreties. liZocaee ever tried here in justice's Con re attracted so great ettention, and none were ever so earnestly fought. Scare promised no witness who saw the shot era, and the onlv eminence presented by the State that Chichester was mating an assault upon him when he fired the shot was that lurnistied by the accused man.

1 Revenue taw Violators Arrested. 1, Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. I LolnaVittan, April Johnson. Louis Graham and Alex. Perkins were brought in prisoners front Lafue County.last night.

by united Sate Deputy Marshals McDonald and Wiseman. for violating the ternal revenue laws. They have been living near the heauwaters of Brush Green, and are desperate when thwarted its their please Deputy Wiseman bad a narrow escape at t.tie hands of Alex. Perkins In the Capture. They had alreany secured the other two aged had gone to Peritina house.

Deputy McDonald supped to the rear entrance while Deputy Wiseman walked boldly tpo the front. The "'AMI he answered and saidi Thou knowest. "Then God made the bones to come to. the sinew and flesh be added, whoa lo. tilsre was a mighty army of them.

the Lord added breath and they ilved. The whole house of 14rael shall live said the Lord. The whole house of Israel is not doact; yet. So that we see that everytning but blood wasi added to these resurrected bodiestherein Iles the difference between us and angels." At the business session It was decided that the next annual eonference should be held at Independence. Mo.

The present officials of The church Were retained in Abair positions for the ensuing year. President Joseph Smith has received a revelation in regard to the lining of offices In the church, but has not yet made It Wale. ijohn T. Raymond's Hematites Raw YoaK. April 12.The remains of the late T.

Raymond arrived here to-day. Manager A. Lamb and five members of his company arrived with the A deputation of the Actors' Fund met the funeral Party at the depot. The temporary cellits containing tho body was taken to the residence of Mrs. itaymondain East Thirty-second street.

Mrs. Raymond was greatly prostrated. and was not allowed tO see the body Oath, It bad been The face were a natural expression. Prayers will be offered at the house by Rev: Dr. iloughton at 10 a.

m. to-morrow. The bervicee held at the "littie enurcis around tbe as It Is feared by some of the friends of Mr. Raymond that Me may nave died from an overdo.e of morphine. as it is asserted by one who was at Mr.

Raymond's bedside when he died that after the administration of Pl311110, he never recovered COUSCIOnelleSil. tulles from Little Rock. report the discovery of a bed of iron ore five feet in thickness, a bed or silica nine feet in thickness, and three veins of Coal at distanees of from 100 to SOO feet apart. A correspondent writing from there quotes the representative of a St. Louis syndicate as saying: "I have prospected for three years Over the Rocky Mountains, and I stake my professional reputation on the tact that I now stand on richer mineral territory than I trod over when on the Rocky Mountains." 1 Witat makes think so?" watt asked.

Said he, "Here Wailin 11 limited 1 radius is iron ore to build railroads many times around the world. There is a bed et stiles that will never be Limestone wit hin two miles and underneath is coal to utilize the elements at a nominal cost to supply all demands for ages. and underneath the coat is natural gas which- will some day illuminate Rock. Hot Springs (only thirty miles oft), and Pine Blatt. The gas in thunder tones is knocking in the eaverne of the earth to Pe let out.

Any practical, man rrom the Pennsylvania regions Will say so." Building Association at Fayette, Mo. Special Dispatch to the Otobe-Deinociat. PAYETTS, April some Mae a move has been' quietly agitated aniOng the citizens here to organize building and loan -association. and ite advertised Mass-meeting Mr that purpose was held in Tolson'S Hatt last night. Col.

R. P. Williams ctroeOtt Chairtnan and Walter Knauss, was choseu Secretary. After speeches by Col. R.

P. Williams, R. C. Clark, Stivey and Viers ornialuing the workings and advantages of building and loan associations, the audience was canvassed tor stockholders which resulted la an Immediate subscriptioa of read. viewed from a medical standpoint, are highly creditable aud are valuable In their practicable results.

1, A Change of Name Waretea. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. Bitowissvirxit. April citizens are very much enthused over the prospect of changing tile name of our city from Browns. villa to that Of Sweet Springs- This is no new success.

rsidea eevc e61; vle 31 TT: ensreur ficawitestionbItt lea gi following tito hr nat ti citnannl ea: naast ottsrI stantial and numerous. Tbe greatest reason I. the confusion of mail matter. Postmaster Buckner states that it is of callY occurrence that letters are received at this fifes for Boonville. Browninirtan and tlie various Brownsvilles in the United litotes, of which there are twenty-live.

Tao sante troubie is experienced in freight and Within the ladt few weeks goOds- for this point have gone to Boonville, which delayed them ten Only totiay a consignment of goods were received here which should have gone to Browningtou. IUO Auction Sale' of BrIe-a-i3raC. NEW YORK. April late rtealdent no9a1A(ni Bible paSP.I.anall;:n5 "autt Liennatu tiggpsenootwerf trait eBri irel adsatgotelted. irfs want.

6. I lour Mlles from Prescott. For the pass two ye re the terMeTe within: Jive miles 4., Yab eta aea tie. 11' bite Sa li ge )tril liadi see41 It -root: 1 al farm about a bill! Who to arctind Mee been troubled vritn Weir eatitis aad hors losing their It watt thought at first be the work of wihi beasts. itatti; traps add deeices or all Maas-Were use(' la order to catch the- perpetrator, bu all to CO avail.

When all the cattle and horse In -nolabborilood were relieved of theirs causdasi a offered a The farmers In the neighbor01a wystary. reward of $500 tor the soil' in the If meat or dog or a colt or ca II ay a vicinity it would not be long suet idi il anytillee to wag'''. itairdrsoveurrhioat Po gr) nwQoangl east' come ew augp also I nt boa Ite thee" tall sa. by the WILY. was her lease.

Od hi pert Stopped eVer "Ight that he had received tor he had son We sciu that nay. rig slept irt the BOLUS CS bed With, tile YOUln man Wilt DWI samo his money undir his pillow. Was and pu eke next morni be found that bet he er, his Looney and bed-fellow were gone. Oa tbe tetit or Naovie, ri no till le or ri os trl A searcii was made tor the youug man, buil so enaid not be-found. and at the sass was put in: tee hands or the Moors.

whO reapdsotahatteabreel mtt ollifhtthboe way plaCe When they went lute the celia the officers were very Much astonished 4 fled the walls Covered with tails. The mrs' tory was as last solved, and the place wee visited by hundreds or people. Tao euriosity 0- so great fa) see the young man meal that a purse of Ow was ended 'to the reward an the searth was taiten in hand by detect- ni 'yea, who found hint workine ou a farm in Tennessee. He agreed to come aloug Witii.f out a requisition, and they leZt tnat place' last Saturday night. Morris is afflicted with: 'a singular mania, that tut lamsell can AO way I I Recount for.

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