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4 i A 4 i rg atorrattil' ettobtr 8, 1891. goats at Ig (Slobt-gitmotrat cipusbap 3 it I 4 aYle ladT. the PERPETUALLY ExJ0INED. 4. BRUTAL WIFE -laRD to telt the Fort that 4 letter concluding with the statement brakeman to the se al the railroad, and Ts iten; tv7.1-....-,,m-,-1'---- she was married to him, but the Fcrn Wayne 4 Mrs.

was told ot this condition et al 119114ht tO evade resornsIbliltY on this ac- I I lairs and started tor Keokuk at once- She vs to Cott-Blooded Msassirtation of Yoang ten. her story to a way that Impresses the mecisionof a Dig Dila in Which Se unt -P- hearer with its trtiMtulness. and declares she 1 I 1 I Mother at Girard, ILL 1' will have her bigamous husband arrested in er AparPlf A 1 1 1 a Louisan" titerested. Got nretarh altomise Damages. Colt-Blooded Assassination of a Yonng Mother at Girard, ILL to tell the Fort Wayne lady, the I letter concluding with the statement that 1 she was marrted him, but the Fern Wayne i atm.

Donna, was told of this condition of affairs and started for Keokuk at once. She tells tier etcrY in a Way that ittipressee the hearer with its tritThfulness. and declares she will have her bigamous husband arrested In ailg 051nift ---PEEPETUALLY ENJOLIED. Decision of a Big Silt in Which era St. Lenisarut Were interested.

gratis Pemotrat, Cbursban brakeman in the aerlt ti al the railroad, and se as hurt While awl Ing a detecve car I-e- another The company 9114nt AO evade reappnsibtlitY this ae ow 4-, at Itretarh of Damages. 1 -1, I ute morning, It not being possible to Obtain a warrant to-night. Olober the Chem- le 1.06 1,11 Tho Water --Work Case tst --Imeet tillage County cireelt Court to-clay Miss Anna 1 to Life Imprimonment. of Split ea Itellirlon- Calibtree was by the ler)" $500 Se-d- i I ginw-lal pisPatch t41111(41bet-Delacenia" Datnag Suite lint 'Verdian- i ligaittet Curibi Paul fox' Of promise to i NASHVILLE. October Th sentence marry.

leiss Crabtreepued Paid tor $5000., I of Natitatt Tarvar and Woodville Tarvar, who e- .,10 were to halm been hanged at Tiptonville, Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat- POLdTictiLt. fa Lake Friday fersthe murder of SitnaLia.Ilo' October taluiletlen -it- ----r-e--- :77 4 a' 4 Clarence Goodele, Was to-day commuted to suit of the Sedalia': Water 'Works Company The Mount Zion -Election Frauds 1 imprisonmeat tor Coanse for the two Vs. Theodore Plate. Albert Schenck and A. L.

Sneak! DilOateh to the 1'-elfe'Deleeeret. I 1 1 brothers, In August last, secured a respite of -I I itt days and subtle(' tly obtained ti many Abbot of all St. Louis. which has been DecATtit, Octo celebrated Tiignatury es. ti toa petioalleinov execuve clem- pending In the Pettis County Circuit Court election fraud case Mount Zion Town- eney.

The petition was presented to Gov. since last May, was decided to-ility in Web? Of Ship Is again before Macon County Grand I Will then close to pernlit th eir empl oyes to, i Buchanan, and, utter considering It, he com- muted the sentence. The crime of wbich the the plainttli ti by- Judge -Field making the In- Jnry and the probab are that several i 1 were convicted wits committed junction perpetual, The hi th story of case lineMbers of the Etectlien Board which served ist the Fair three years ago, Goodale stolen skin Is as Interesting to St. Loalsans as to Se- la I ng will be i ndit 11 it FEEt aaontri 1 .2. 1 1 In Kentucky and went down the wittisicniupe iver, being overtaken by officers and tbe dallans.

In May, 1887, J. B. Quigley Co. contested the I ctliol'tandv i ITarr br others in Lake County. oodale purchased the Sedalia waterworks from the whict seated Davide() showed that twenty' '4.

3: I ballots cast Dar son head 1 ,1 ref th usd to surrender and In trouble Diet city for $10 an after 0,000, aft rebuilding them for 4' magrkp7afice Leyr rha. mahuealpotihe i .11117,71 herswats. rshot bLone ell reebTarveeresi yhe any plant embe he was sold In Septr of sam 1 veneue Zo DyereCeounty was granted. gThey ear to 1 the nodella Water Works Com- contest trial testified at the ballots. 'when Open on ti-rlday, with a (Yak I were toentenced last March to be hanged ana tor The enmptuly con.

presented, bore no Its, and yet when the I count was mace the it ht of the election, the ins Supreme Court affirmed tbe necis'on. ley Quig, W. Quig- mars were there. ho served as see 4 1 1 nx ing August 7 as the day of execution. The 01 a JS I I case was taken, betore Judges ilammond ley, L.

P. Andrews, Thee Plate and the principaidudge, nearly' all the and Jackson et the Federal Cou it A. ene, all ot St. rt, ou a wr schgents. J.

B. Quigley baiiots, threw the ball ts out as to Davidson, t.k..e. was elected President; Plate. Vice President thus electing himsel The Grand Jury to- R-'4a of habeas corpus. Tne writ WM; refused and and reasurer.

an Schenck, Secretary. day called for the ball t-box and ballots. and L. their counsel apoealed to Gov. Buchanan to a reenite Me er-anted it and the commute- Each year until July.

1890, the ab9ve ol1143ers to-flay thirty Mount- 41(in peoble were sum the morning, it not being possible to Obtain a warrant to-nig tit, to Lila Imprisonment. special Dispatch to-the Globe-Democrat. NASHVILLE. TENN-. OCtober sentence of Nathan Tarvar and Woodville Tarvar, who were to have been hanged at Tiptonville, Lake next Friday.

fors tho murder of Clarence Good-ale, was to-day commuted to imprisonmeat for We- -Commie? or the two brothers, in August last, secured a respite of sixty days. and subeequently obtained many signatures to. petition for executive clemency. The petition was presented to Gov. Buchanan.

and. after considering it, he commuted the sentence. The crime of wnich the were convicted was committed three years ago Goodale stole a Cif in Kentucky and went down the river, being Overtaken by officers and the Tarver brothers in Lake County. Goodale reload to surrender and In the trouble that followed he was shot by one of We Tarvers. The brothers were arrested and.

a change of venue to Dyer County was granted. They were sentenced last March to be hanged ant tht 'Supreme Court affirmed the tiecisOn. flung August 7 as the day of execution. he case was taken. before Judges Hammond and JaCkson of the Federal Court, on a writ of habeas corpus.

The writ was refused and their counsel appealed to Gov. Buchanan for a respite. He granted it and the The Sod. Wstar -works 'Coo at -Last Disposed, 01 on Demme Suits mutt Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SEDALIA, October 7.The suit of the Sedalia: Water 'Works Cdmpany Vs.

Theodore Plate. Albert Schenck and A. L. Abbott, all of St. Louls, which a1 been Pending In the Pettis County Circuit Court since last May Was decided.

td-dity111 aVOr Of the plain by-Judge -Field making the Injunction perpetual. The history of the case Is as interesting to St. Loulsans as to Sedallans. In May, 1887, J. B.

Quigley Co. purchased the Sedalia waterworks from the city for $100,000, and after rebuilding them the plant was sold in September of the same year to 1 the Sedalia Water, Works Company for The company sisted of J. B. Quigley, W. B.

Quigley, L. P. Andrews, Thee Plate and A. Scheneg, all of St. Louis.

J. B. Quigley was elected President; Plate. Vice President and Treasurer. and Schenck, Secretary.

Each year until July. 1890, the above officers Special Dispatch to CILutPAIGN, Ce Ober the Cham- toettrit County cireolt COlutt to-day Miss Anna Crabtree was awaterd bY the jury $500 against Curtis Paul feebreach of promise to marry. Atlas Crabtreoued Paul for $5000., roLaTicAL. 17 The Mount moll fEleetton Special Dispatch to the it ebe-Deniccrat. DECaTtlit, OCto celebrated election fraud ease Mount Zion Town-S hip Is again before Macon County Grand J'Itry.

and the probab are that several members of tile Etection Board which served last spring will be inditedalunter. Democrat, was elected Supervise4 contested the election and the investigation which seated Davide() showed that twenty ballots cast for DI av son had been slyly Marked alter they we handed into the poll- 1 lug place by the elect rs. Every man at the contest trial testified at the ballot s. when presented, bore no its, and yet when the count was mane the al ht ot the election, the count was mane the ini or ine eiectton, the marks were there, andillunter, who served as the principalkludee, nearlY all the ballots, threw the ball ts out as to Davidson, thus electing himsel The Grand Jury to- day called for the ball t-box and ballots. and to-day thirty Mount 41on people were tion followed.

Commutation was asked on the ground that the ehooti was accidental. Went Gunning anit Got Shot. Special Dispatch to the Cilottietnoerat. Houston, TEX, October telegram from Warren gives par -enters of a terrible tragedy there last Mon ay, J. K.

Palmer being killed by his brottte -in-law. W. W. Ctinnitigham. Palmer.

who was a hard drinker. had been beating his ono children, and they left him and went to Cunniughem to live. This so enraged in that he swore to kill the entire party. Ue Constantly went armed with a doubie-bar led shotgun. and warrants were out for his pprehension, but no onicer would arrest hln Monday night, While the Cunningham lam were at supper, Palmer was observed sneaging up to the.

house, gun in hand. He opened the gate and tip-toed to the door. when lie was called to halt by Cunningham and his other brother-in-law, Garrison. Instead of doing so be ttempted to shoot. Cunuighaux was too quick; however, and snot him dead in preseuce of hie wile.

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Breaaway and Locust. Send or leave your addrias. -West Ounnins and Got ShatDafino-Ar reatDiatt in Defenao at Hat HOZIOT Kiscollaneaut oi a Special Dispatch to the Canaan. ILL. October 1At 8.z30 o'clock last evening Joseph Burrows.

a coal -miner. shot hie Wile deat while she bad' their babe at her breast- They had been married about two years. and recently 'Mrs. BUrrIlles left her husband beeatise of his dissipated habits. tektite Up her residence with her mother.

Mrs-- Gleason. who is a widiew. Burrows repeatedly threatened to take the Meat 1s Wile unless she resumed her marital relations With This she refused to do. Yesterday evening Burrows first' filled him- sell up with whisky to work up courage tor be terrible crime which he contemplated; then. securing a shotgun, he stealthily ap- proactted the residence of Mrs.

Gleason. Peering through 'window he discovered his -I wile seated In a kw rocker with their son at her breast. This sight, which should have disarmed a aavate.only Intensified the hatred he bore the mother of his child, and raising the shotgun be took deliberate aim and tired, the entire load lodging Id tee face and head of his wile. tearing 17. to pieces, welle the babe roiled to the neer uniejerect.

The miscreant then fled oat tato the Alva, finally entering the saloon kept by Thomas O'Neilli gun to where he boasted of his atrocious deed aud kept those present at a distance by threatening to kill any man who attempted to arrest him. But-rows said that he intended to take his own life. but before he could carry Out his threat he was arrested by Meer Gieeson and takeu to jail- An attempt was made to take the prisoner from Gleeson. for the puraose of lynching him but the odicer held cut to his captive and nnaliy succeeded In placing him In jail. where be Is now securely guarded.

Defies Arrest. Special Dispatch to the GlobesDemocrat. 4 CORDELE, October is an Interesting story of John Dowdy who, although be slew young Studstill two years aao in podge County, bass not yet been He lives with his lather, Wm. Dowdy. about six miles southeast of Cordele, and says that he will not be taken alive.

The friends of Studstill have offered a reward ot $200, and the tiovernor has offered more for bit arrest, making the total reward-of $300. A few days since Dowdy was surrounded at Seallie by a crowd ot men and would have been arrested but for the Interference of his friends. A general fight followed the attempt to aid z7 Dowdy. and pistois, sticks and knives were used freely. During the melee Dowdy es7 taped.

Last week hen Morris, the Marshal of Cordele, --who is considered one i of the bravest and pluckiest men i in Georgia, in compapy with Mr. G. R. Mattuews, started out to captuteJoeuDowdy and take him, dead or alive. Tney mounted norses and left for John's Maine, thinking of the reward in store for them.

V. elle musing happy style they met Dowdy in hie road, driving a yoke of oxen. Quick as a ilash Marshal Morris drew a bead on Dowdy with a clouole-barreled shotgun and ordered -'him to throw up his hands, at the same time telling Matthews to kilt on the handcuffs. I won't throw up my bands and you can't matte Me," Dowdy. With this Dowdy pulled out a big pistol and walked stoney off.

explaining to theIttarseal and Matthews that before they arrested him they would: have to kin him. Lowdy has passed through, at least twenty as thrilling experiences, out the abeve two ere stillicient to show tee man's nerve and recklessness. A gentleman -passing by the Dowdy homestead a few days ago saw Mr. William -Dowdy and Inquired about his "There be is, over there," 'replied the lather. But no one can get him, and he is going to stay nere." I will give myself up only on one condilion," said John.

and that is LI the Court Will decide that mine is bailable case. Un: til then I will not be-taken alive." The niembera of the Dowdy family, al- though a very secluded set, have always been considered welt-to-41o. honest farmers. They lila of spirit. quick to resent an insult, have schooled themselves to believe that is -upon, and is being persecuted without cause.

They will fight to the rather than see Joan go to Four went trent here yesterday to arrest iJowdy.sbut tailed to bag their game. Mr. A. McDonald, Deputy United States Marshal, is located in Cordele. has the warrant in possession, and has made attempts to make the arrest, although could always be found.

This is a chance for some one who wishes to S300- i Court House Destroyed by Ineen diatries. spec- Isi tiispsteb to the Globe-Democrat. WASHINGTON. OetOber 3:30 O'clock this morning tee Daviess County Court Rouse waittliscovered on fire, and before the Dames could be subdued the building, cost Dig $120,000 was wrecked had the county -records Over In estate is involved in- the loss. and thou-- sands of law suits to establish titles will cer tt- Iv.iit ut h.n.

and Get Shet--rui--" -A rest-Died in Defense et Her 110nOT 4 I Dlseeteli el the I. t-' Unman. October 8:30 O'hieet last evening Joseph Burrows. a coal -miner. shot his with dead while she babe at her breast.

They bad been married about two years. and recently Mn. Burrows ift her husband because of his dLssipated taking up I her residence with her other. Gleason. who is a widw.

Burrows repeatedly threatened to take tlys 'Heat nis Wile unless she resumed her marital relations with him. This she refused to do. Yesterday evening Burrows first filled him- sell up with whisky to work es up courage tor be errible crime which he contemplated; then. securing a shotgun, he stithily an- preached the residence of Mrs. Gleason.

Peertrig tbrQuela twladew he tilleTered his wife seated In a lc rocker with their son at her breast. This sight. which should have disarmed a savate.enly Intensified tne batted i 4 i 1:....:,., '7f 1 1: it 1 0, ii I-, 1 i I 1 1 -1- -t 1 1 1 I I I condition of the county. With the Most economical management there will be a deficit of and since there Is no means by which the County Judge can be prevented frbm drawing warrants alter the appropriation is the 'of the warrants outstanding tat the end of the year may ti largely exceed If the bridge Is begun and the work pushed ahead, warrants may be issued in excess of the and-the county may' had the revenue anticipated for years to come. as it was from 186bl 1878.

We have carefully and conscientiously examined Into the affairs of the county and pre-, sented the results of our labors as clearly as we can. We are convinced that the cOunty finances will show a very considerable deficit at the end of the year with the Most prudent management, aiid er these circumstances Must reconrmend at the appropriation -for the free bridge be -deferred for this year. (Signed) -Dicafxsov, a an. Ch 1 1 J. E.

Bryant, of Mineral Townshiri, made the following report: i I have made a careful examination of the accounts and affairs of the county end feel satisfied that the county can readffy spare 25,000 out of next year's revenue, and pay, thereafter the sum of per year. The total revenue of the- county for the coming year will be $120.000, which enables us to pay all the necessary expenses of the County Government and make good the over--draft on last year's appropriations', beside paying -toward tue free bridge, We are satisfied that the county IBM be4ter condition financially than when the Court House, lad and other publie improvements were contracted for. The building of the free bridge is an improvement in which the great mass of the people are A mo ion to make the necessary appropriations for the 'erection of the bridge, was defeated by 28 to 20, The cost 'or the structure, as orininally agreed upon, was 275.000. Much. disappointment Is heard' On 11 sides over the failure to secure the aPproPtiation.

IF' vacation has failed to give yet 'health and strength, take Hood's Sarsapari a The Boller The Boiler Association held another session yesterday at No. 620 Locust street but owing to the absence of President Wm. McClellan, the work ot the Convention was confined' to the clie, mission of questions pertaining to the interests of the craft, anti no legislative work has yet been enacted. There were a few additional delegates at yesterday's meeting. and all are muchinterested In the work before the Convention.

Phil. Bohan. of this city, Chairman. of the Executive Committee of the National Boller Manufacturers' Association of the United States and Canada. addressed the audience on thequestion of adopting uniform laws for governing the inspection of steam boilers In all States.

ColE. W. Meier, of- the Heine Safety Boiler Company, spoke at some length, on the same suolect and of the desirability of an amalgamatien of the Interests of boiler manufacturers, boiler Inspectors and those of kindred interests, specting the question oto uniformity of In. speetion. Mayor Noonan arrived during the-discussion, and made a pleasant address of welcome to the -officers and delegates-to the Convention.

This was responded to the Convention. Other talks the rules for will Anheuser-Busch were re-elected, but in that month President Quigley's eyesight was nearly destroyed by the premature discharge of a nre-cracker. and Mr. Plate assumed toe duttes.of President. After lit.

Quigley's recovery ne claimed that he had discovered evidence of Irregular transactions on the part of Plate as acting President. and application was made to Judge Field last May for an, injunction restraining Plate, Schenck and Abbott from officiating as officers of the company, or interferiug with its affairs Ia any way whatever. A temporary injunction was granted, and last Monday the case came before Judge Field on its merits. and to-day he made the InjuuctiOn perpetual. President Quigley also has a suit pending against Plate for $12.600 alleged to be due the Sedalia company, which will come up at slater date.

An Attorney Fined for Contempt. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SPRINGFIELD. October lively scene occurred in the Greene County Circuit Court here to-day, betweea Judge Hubbard. on the bench, and Judge William C.

Price; tbe oldest member of the Springfield bar. The presiding Judge. In ruling against Judge Price on a legal point, expressed an opinion which the old attorney thought beyond the merits of the case and the propriety of the bench. Judge Price informed- the Court, with much sareasm, tnat he did not wish to receive a lecture on jurisprudence from such a source, Judge Hubbard commanded the eemplaining lawyer to sit down and keep quiet, but this the veteran counsel refused to do. but instead burled more insinuations against the dignity of the Court.

Judge Hubbard assessed a fine of $50, againal Judge Price, and told him he was disbarred till the money' should be paid. This excited Judge Price greatly, and he made other reflections on the Court. Judge Hubbard asked the ettorney to retract his words and allow the tine to be remitted, but Judge Price was obstinate and refused to make any retraction. The Court finally decided that the order disbarring Judge Price was without proper authority, but said the fine should be paid Or the attorney committed to jail. An order to commit Judge Price 'elan fill the fine, should be paid was then made, but its enforcement suspended till to-morrow morning, to give the offender time to make the required The affair has caused much comment among the members of the bar- Suit for infringement of Patent.

Special Dispatch to the Globo-Democrat. CalCaGO, October 7.Philip Armour and Nelson Morris, the two big packers, are about to have' a tilt in the United States courts. Mr. Armour, under the name of the. Franco-American Patent Can Opening Company, composed of the firm Of Armour tale morning entered suit in the United States Circuit Court against the Fairbank Canning Company, the majority of the stock of which Is owned by Nelson Morris, his son and F.

E. Vogel. It is charged that the defendant company is infringing upon the complainant's patent for making sheet metal cans in which meat is packed. and that the infringement began the 25th of last month and still continues. The Court is asked to enjoin the defendants from using the process.

Humiliated by a Gate-Keeper. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. INDIANAPOLIS, October George W. Cooper, of the Fifth District, came to Indianapolis to-da ann entered suit In theSuperlor Court tor damages In the sum of MOO against the Union Railway Company. The complaint shows that Mr.

Cooper was In Indianapolis on the occasion of the laying of the corner-stone of the Soldiers and Sailors' monument. Wnen he started for home the gate-keeper at the Union station demanded to see his ticket, and when Mr. Cooper refused he was thrust back by the gate-keener In a rude. Insolent and angry manner. Because of the humiliation thereby incurred 'Mr.

Cooper claims to have been damaged In the sum of $7000, for which he asks judgment. Libel Snits for Over a Million. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CHICAGO, October 7.The Chicago Evening Journal and John R. the publbilaer, were made defendants to-day In four suits brought for libel for damages aggregating $1,600,000.

Following are the plaintiffs. with the amounts claimed: United States Sugar Refinery. Thomas T. Jebb, $200,000. and WilliamP.

Kennare, $200.000. The suits are based on the publication Circuit Mettle a road-cart. they appearance- alleged unfaithful wife in tbe Supreme Court as defendant in a divorce suit. Mr. Wilkes was obliged to be.

absent from his home on thoOlobe-Deteccrat. sum-Monad to appear betoss tile jury. T- 41 Campbell Orae of' 'EtaLrlams. dasette this Morning traetton demanded by Suit Brought. er n.The Commercial failed to make the Campbell yester day.

It referred le; his telegram In an editorial and Stated that he had alleged nothing save the fact that the New York Recorder published the assertions concerning the Governor. It claims that, therefore. It had nothing to retract. After reading the editorial GOV. Campbell sent the following telegram to his attorneysait Cincinnati: 4 "Please prepare a petition in libel against the Commercial Gazelta for republishing yesterday's article front tpe New York Recorder; affidavits for thetarrest of the managing editor or other propet person.

There is not ORO word of train in tse publication." Be also sent telegrams to New York. Detroit aid Philadelphia. a tructing his lawyers to demand from papers 1 those cities the name of the eorrespondeu3 sending the libelous matter tiler printed, ad on their refusal to suit. ri 4-, N' A els, Mexico 4ter Statehood. 1 Special Dispatch to the Ctlobe-Democrat.

I FE. N. Gelober 7.The question 01 statehood for NeVk AfexiCO is being agitated throughout the Territfry with-retiewed vigor now that another lepton of Congress Is approaching, and leadies citizens claim to have promises trom Mallet Val statesmen In all parties. looking to the passage of an enabling act next December. It 1st reported here on very good authority President will men- tion the subject in hisSmessage, and will ree4 oMmend the passager an enabling act for New Mexleo, the adin sion of the anew State to take place during le year 1S4J3.

13 Division ol Colorado Frustrated. Spaniel Dispatch to the: JUNCTIOISIgN 01.0. October 7.R. Clark Wheeler, of Alen, exploded a bomb in the Colorado Westat Congress to-day. Ile that prorate.

men of the Western Slope had entered! into a scheme to take, advantage the Convention 1 and pass a favoring a division of the State. An 0 sproar followed. The divisionists were taksa by su rprise, for the Congrese convened PIO 3:30 stead of heeler had marshaled hi ones and passed itresolutioa forbicidiklg de te on the subject. Thus two senSterial asspirants are laid an the shelf. The Whit has created a genuine sensation here.

1 To Debate rohibition. Dispatch to tht etober 7.Senator Wit. Dodge, of this cli has been invited to jointly discuss the pp hibitiou question with Senator Clark. the SU it or of the prohibition law, at the Ottumwil goat Palace Friday. The it men it lre both fine ebaters, and as Senator Dodge is one of the most able opponents of the prohibitory laav, a most interesting meeting Is anticipate.

Senator Dodge has not yet signified hi -acceptance of the challenge. 4 I risrbting Prohlb ion, Resubmission. Eipecial Dispatch to the ff Cle order to chunteract the efforie7of thaAnti-Prohibition, lets, who are Workin for a resubmission of the prohibitory alikondment. an open-air meeting was held TS to-night and addresses made by leading pip hi IN ion Republicans. Resolutions were adofted urging the county officers in enforcing the law and criticising public officials for Irgligence in-the matter, Attorney General ly being especiallY reflected upon.

9 r-rfr i -r I- 3 ft Daltimoref Democrats. gBALTIXORE, Ottober C. Latrobe was to-day nominated for MayorT by the Democratic City COrivention. Mr. Latrobe has already been Atayor some half aozen times.

The other nh inations were State's 14 err; Clerk of the Crim Dial al Court, Hira Dudley: Sheriff, Isaac Selmer'. Mr. herr Is the present State's Attorney, and re ly declined a renomlnation. Clarkson and (Nay in Washington. t- Z-WASIIINGTON, .4 October 7.Senator and Hon.

Jolici S. Clarkson, acting Chairman of the Nattonal Republican Committee, are here. Gels. Clarkson says a meeting of the committea to be held in Washington will probably battened for the latter part of November. 'I his meeting will be to elect a successor to Chalk Ian Quay and nx the ditte and place for la mg the next National post-Marked atriVed here on Moncial night and were met at the Grand Central )epat by a 8tranger who Introduced himself -is one of the "gentlemem'.

ioned to appear netor Ene jury. ti I a Suit Brought. I CommereiaS failed to make the re- toxic Alter Statehood. tell to the Cilobe-Demoerat N. Oelober 1.The question for New Mexico is being dtitc al to, 1 1 c-; 3 n- s- are 1 and I.

Joan ed vi lean A C. III who his 1 IzIttn, areal BMW are and Joan death men C. who his fectual 1.wdy great 4, A I 't 1, 1 1 I 1 1 -I i i i I f) i t- It I I I 1 I 1 1 11 lit i 1 I tOrsr i Ili I A '''r 1 I t. 4 It- 1 I CAL How DA. sallovoitEgry of New York will lecture at and Music Hall, Exposition On Wednest lay, November 4.

Sub- ject---uratort. HENWoott fell off a street car at Twentieth. street and Clark avenue yesterday morning. He was taken home and Dr. Morrow, -who was called, found his head badly bruised.

His injuries are not dangerous. AT 8:30 o'clock yesterday morning Jones, negro, 25 years old, was kicked la the head by a mule at No. 3 i4 South Fifteenth street. He was taken to the City Dispensary. where Dr.

Jacobson dressed his Injury and prOnoUnced it serious. but not necessarily dangerous. Audscix WHITE, a lad of 5 years. left his mother's residence, 340S Franklin avenue, five days ago to visit some friends at Lackland Station, Mo. Last Monday he left the home of his friends, taking with him his gun, intending to go hunting.

Since that time he has not been seen and his mother is much worried over his absence. THE inquest on the body of William Bernhardt, the stonemas4envsewho tOOK dose of, parts green Tuesday ulna', anal who died yesterday morrang at the City Hospital. was held yesterday' afternoon. and resulted in a verdict of suicide. Bernhardt was a hard drinker.

Be leaves a widow and several residlog at No. 1217 South Third street. street. i VEILED PROPHET'S ILLVSTRATED. Sunday's and 'Wedneeday's CRaT, Containing illustrittions of the Veiled Prophet48 parade and fuU account of the ball, ready for mailing in room, 5c per copy.

Let Your friends know all about It. Young Man Attey Is Suicide. Gains, attempted to commit suicide last night about 8 o'clock by shooting himself in the -head with a 22-caliber The act was committed In the young man's room. at No. 918 Locust street-.

After he had bled bis room be walked to the office of a physician. Vat; No. blils Chestnut sigeet. where, after his wound was bandaged, an ambulance was called and he was taken to the City Dispensary, Dr. Steinmetz examined the wound and pronounced It not 'dangerous.

The young man was then removed to Mel City V1 Two officers went to his room and found the bed clotning covered vritb, blood. In a drawer-were found a revolver and a-box of Rough on Rats, some of which had been used, giving rise- to Vile suspicion that I -0 the young man had also taken a dose 1'5' of pOlson. The young stated that he- could not get along-with his lather, whols an architect. with aa office at 20219 Eighth street. The young man le In illa father's employ.

He received money from his fatIter In different sums. and always paid his board In advaLlee each week. we he failed to do so; and has been sickly mOst of, the time. He was of a melancholy temperament; and spoke Very little to his fellow-boarders. No one In the 'louse had heard the shot.

The wound inflicted by Gains is slight, ttie bullet glancing around to tbe left side aftcr'striking the skull on the forehead. 1 tive tonic, and a soothing and strengthening nervine, giving tone nuletue. 1 a it blight about well In the The outig man's Alter he had calked to the 17-4-7142 Chest- wound was lied and he i Dr. Stein- pronounced man was -I nil found the dood. In a revolver and A which had uspicion that I Tt akeu a dose 15' nail stated get along.

with aa street. The ploy. He re- la different I In advauce to do so; and He ameat; and 1w-boarder9. Leshot. The i.t,: the bullet Ater 'striking 1.1:12E2r41 '1-- rk, will 3osit1ou L.

Sub- car at sterday r. Mor- badly Klillani la nsary. ry and ssartly Left his raniclia ends.at be left him his that )thar Its tr Bern'. dose otv ho died Li. was ed in a a hard al chit- TED.

tosi i THEIAVEATHER. Daily 'Bulletin. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREA0.Meteorologiat reports received at St. Louis, October 7, at 659 p. m.

local time and 8 p. m. 75th meridian time. Observations taken at the same moment of time at all stations: ITher.1 mirr, I 10. STATIONS.

0 I to 0 9 t.c is State STArieSS. ai I .8 a or a I 2, I Westner. OA WI Z1 al ig 1 i a -4 I Boston, 52 6111N .08 Rain New York City 29.90 64i MINE .26 Rain Philadelphia, 29.68' 62; 62iNE AO Rain Washiugton City ......,29.64. 52 66114W LTnchburg, 54 6.4iN .02 Cloudy Charleston, 8.C.;;...,29.781 64 701N .32 Rain ha Crlo 9.88 tte, N. b4 56 Titusville.

Fla 129.681 761 64 NW Jacksonville, Fla 129.76 701 841211 .68 Rain Atlanta, Ga ........129.901 681 821N Pensaeola. 70 80IN Cloudless Palestine. Tex 130.121 601 Cloudless Montronnery, Ala 129.90i 661 Cl0ndless Vicksburg. 30.64 54; Cloudless New Orleans. La 29.961 681 Cloudless Shreveport, La 30.10 56 82 NW 'Cloudless Fort Smith, Ark 1311.16 54 64 NW Cloudless Little Rock, Ark 56 82 41......

Cloudless Galveston, ,1341.08 66 68 Cloudless San Antonio, Tex 70 Cloudless Brownsville, Tex i30.081 66! 74 Cloudless Chattanooga, Tenn 129.981 6242 NW Memphis, Tenn 62, 58 Cloudless I Nashville, 30.06, 461 68 NW Louisville, 130.04: MI 60 NW loutilesa Indianapolis. Ind I30.04. 52: 58 cincinnati. 0.... 10.001 531 68 Pittsburg, Pa; 129.921 541 68 .42 Cloudy liuffalo N.

i29.84, 52, 54 NE OswegO N. ,20.9 ai 41 481 48 SE Cleveland. Or-. 62, 64 SW .06 Cloudy Toledo, 130.001 461 60 NW d-, Sault 8te. Marie 130.0" 52 56 NW .02 Cloudy Manistee.

30.061 82, 58 SII cloudy Grand Raven, Micti 30 IPI- 521 60 NE V-IPt. cloudy Marquette. 481 50.1ri Chicago, Ill. 56'NW Milwaukee, WIS 521 60 cloudy Duluth. 61inn.

..,30.66 46I 42SW Cloudless St. Paul, Minn ,30 16; 46; 50 SW 'Cloudy La Crosse. Wis s30.14I 501 50: elm Cloudy Davenport, lo I30.12i 501 561 Cloudy Des bilues o. 130.14! 4al 64 Cloudy Dubuque, lo 14121 461 Clotabless Keokuk, 10 1312, 501 68 NW Cairo, 600f MNW Springfield. Ill' 130081 521 60 NW St.

Louis. 30.101 501 52 NW -1-iCioudiess griugileid. M-4 410.14; 521 cloudy Kansas City, Mo 521 56Cien I Pt. cletior Omaha, 501 64 'Pt. cloudY, Huroa, IV, 44 64, Rain Sioux 130.08' 48.

6418 Cloudless Moorhead. -Minn 4- 48 St. Vincent, Minn- i30.101 42 48 SW Oniony Bismarck, S. Dak 1311.14 "50 54.N .04. Cloudless Port Buford, N.

Dax.130.221 6 Fort -Assinaboine 302ii bbi 64 SW Miles City, 130.22, 156, 130 Vi 1Pt. cloud)" 'Helena Mont 60; 66 SW Santa N. 30.16i 116, 42 SW 1Cloud less Cheyenne. Wyo 01.1 North Platte, I30.201 641 64 NW Denver, Cold 30.221 68 66 NE Cloudless Montrose, VII 68N Dodge City. Kan 30.141 168I 70.N Abilene.

.30.18, 601 64 NW1 Et Paso, Tex 130.08r 68' 72 SE Salt Lake 130.201 68' 64 Yua, Ariz i29. 6i 92 10 8 cam Say Mg cal. 4.28.901 68 72 1-Cloudless Spokane U. 76114 1..... a Bker City, Ore .....1 30.02I 741 lm cloudy Cloudless cloudy Pt.

cloudy. 'Pt. Rain Cloudless 1 4. Rain .02 Pt. eloudy .04 Cloudiest; ieloudiess itiloutiless Pt.

clouds less Cloud less 1Cloutiless WASIINOTON D. C. October storm 'Or Slight Intensity is developing in Iowa. The clearing conditions this morning in Alberta' have moved to Wyoming, 'or The oerta tainly be the outcome. When the fire was first discovered It was fast destroying the Recorder's office and eating Its way Ito the office of the Auditor.

Parties Who rushed to the latter place to save the records found flames enveloping every record of importancePand au examination disclosed the fact that kerosene bad been poured on the books and sprinkled on papers of Importance. The fire from the Recorder4i office bad not reached the Auditor's office, find It was evieent that the tire had been started In a half dozen places. There Is no mistaking the fact that the books were set on lire. and public indignation Is very great. An investigationpf the books of the Auditor and Treafturer.

Democrats. was ordered by the County Commissioners a few Weeks ago. and the work was to begin in a few days. The ere will retard this movement greatly, If it does not render It wholly ineffective. AO extra session of the Conumitisioners wili be called at once.

and It is probable that de, tectives will be employed to ferreeout the Invenpilaries. Five new lugs. In Which coal oU was found, Were taken front the Court Rouse privy vault and are regarded as ciews that will help tne officers to establish the guilt of the Incendiaries. Excitement Is Intense. investigatiowst DOOKS et tee Amer the County Commissioners a few 'weeks ago.

and the work was to begin in a few days. The nre will retard this movement greatly, If it does not render it wholly ineffective. An extra eession of the Comuabisioners wili be celled at once, and It Is probable that tectives will be employed to ferreeout the in- venpliaries. Five new lugs. In Which coal oU was found, Were taken from the Court louse privy vault and are regarded as ciews that will help the Otneerg tO eStabliSh the guilt of the In- cendiaries.

Excitement Is intense. uy a. xi. oLetutievutzi x-reniueut prO OI I 1 CA Hort of a bill filed in Me United States Cir- I "I calwarv. N.

W. 623 I In her case the jury disagreed. to be tried another of a bill filed In the United States Lkinvention. Calgary. N.

W. 130.02 62 by J. H. Standeven President pro tem. of Penitentiary Recruits.

Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. PARIS, October R. S. Briscoe departed this morning Joliet, having In Charge the following prisoners, convicted In the term of the Circuit Court lust concluded: Chas. D.

Athen, burglary. two years; James Hall, burgiaryoone year; Rhensaw Gilliatt, forgery, two years; James Tosser, burglary, two years; Joseph Cross, burglary, two years; Charies-Arny. burglary, two years. In addition to the above Wm. Dowling was sentenced to five years In the Reform School at Pontiac for forgery, and Henry Ayers received a like sentence for burglary.

Wm. Marlon, convicted of forgery, 'Win. Chrisanberry, grand larceny, and Frank Douglas, assault with Intent to murder. received sentences of six months and three months respectively in the County Jail, all being too young to go to the Penitentiary. The trial of Eimer Farris for the murder of Thos.

Benson was continued by agreement by the attorneys. Jailed for Dueling a Farmer. illpeelal Dispateh to the Globe-Democrat. NEW Yottit, Wells, Charles Pbtlidmits and Charles Film are Iin the Hackensack Jail upon a by Judge Cummings to await the action of the Grand Jury. They are charged by August Foos, a farmer of Fair Park, Bergen County, N.

with having given him a ducking in a pond adjoining his farm. It is supposed tnat these men belong to a band of itinerant horse-dealers, and nave taken a temporary residence at Paterson. One of their horses got Into a corn field of Foos'''. and having done considerable damage Was caught by the latter and delivered to the pound master, who held the animal for charges. These men resented Foos' action.

and atter chasing him all over the farm succeeded in getting hold- of him and threw him repeatedly into a deep pond, from which he saved himself only with much difficulty. Upon Foos'complaint the men were arrested by Sheriff taken to Hackensack. Died in Defense of Her honor. Special Dispatch to the Oloba-Democrat. JAC Isox.

October morning between 7 and 12 o'clock Bettie Snities, a colored woman. was foully murdered at R. place. one and a halt miles east of the city. -Her husband, Hardy snipes, went out, accompanied by his 14-year-old son, and when he returned he found his wife lying on the floor with her throat cut by a razor, which was lying near by.

She had been khocted lii tile head with a smoothing iron, which was bloody, and there was evidence of a terrible struggle. Some miscreant had evidently killed her In an attempt to ravish her. Esquire J. T. Rushing, who acted as Coroner, and a jury went out this afternoon and held an inquest and returned a verdict in accordance with the above facts.

Deceased was lig years of age. The house was about 200 yards from the Jackson and Mifflin road. Leonard Gets Four tears. Special Dispatch to the Olobe-Democrat. Lisicour, October ILThe trial of Mvin Leonard, charged with shooting Daniel Shockey on the night of August 24.

while the latter Wit3 trying to capture the former after attempting to steal chickens, resulted in a verdict of guilty and a term of four years in the Penitentiary. A sister of the accused. who accompanied him on the trip, There remains case against the was Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. October 7.Edward Kelleher. sentenced to life Imprisonment for the murder two, accused of burglary and larceny.

cult Court yesterday by Cyrus W. Pettitt, SAVED FR 31 ROBBERS. N. W. T.

132 46 bil NW 'Iouill a inspection were given by COMMorlote I charging that ths patents transferred by the 1411Mirl'Ant4P1110elie -T. 0 2 42 eolcini cloes udy boiler iler in L. A. Smith and Samuel Weaver, of I refinery to the United States Starch Works ti Dismiseed by Wholesale. are worthless.

Complaint is made that the P.A;Landing, N. W.T130.02 46 50 SW Cloudy Fort 50 58 Nw Pt. cloudy eity, and Wardell Guthrie, of Chicago. Rapid City. S.

Dalc. 44 58 NW Cloudless The question has been raised of the lea I of il: Canadian ity oi associating togetherithe boiler-makers, vfC I Speed Dispatch to the Globe Democrat. I paper went outside of the record. and thus the boiler Inspectors and the Vars-lbollu-s Egokuk, 10., October October term greatly Injured the plaintiffs' '4, New OK Cit in y. Pierre S.

fiat las.181 6'4 58 NWI Cloudy Valent. 0. 62, 4i2 assOCIations of steata engineers In a of the District Court waa begun le-day. A i Sliecial Dispatzh to tt10 Concordia, Kan 130.16: 521 80 1 cloudy I ombined effort to secure legislation I i Wiehlta Kan 130.18, 541 6Z SW 1 z. i $4000 for a Life.

YORK, OCtobe Al 7.Alphonso Fiquette prominent feature of the day'n proceedings 01410000a 66,1 64 SN I pec al patch to the Globe-Democrat. wa Dispatch ft the dismissal, on motion of the Demo- 1 iii: a dapper little French Canadian tailor. lie Pueblo. Colo. 621 72 SE tor the adoption of uniform rules of Yauaton.

N. Dak WI 62 NW. tleloadleaa inspection for steam boilers the I Crane County Attorney, of all cases aga last rAkts October the District ig now 25 years old4Iliree months ago a big, different States. Two o'clock' to-day was set saloon-keePera. gambler.

and keePers of Court to-day J.T.Rogera obtained a lUdgmefit itiptirtant-looking Atter was handed to Al- i Indicates inappreciable. as houses of ill-fame. The number of violators H. HAMMON- 1,, Isoll against Frisco Railway for $4,000. The Pitons by the ot the little village observer, Weather Bureau.

are that the association a time for discussing this The present indications caon 1 two, accused of burglary and larceny. Dismissed by Wholesale. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. 1(), October October term of the District Court was begun tO-day. A prominent feature of the day 's- proceedings was the dismissal, on motion of the Democratic County Attorney, of all cases ate lust saloon-keepers.

gamblers and keepers of houses ot Ili-fame. The number of violators whose were to have been tried Court yesterday by Cyrus W. Pettitt, charging that tha patents transferred by the refinery to the United States Starch Works are worthless. Complaint is male that the paper went outside of the record. and thus greatly Injured the plaintiffs' reputation.

$4000 or a Life. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. PARIS, October the District Court to-day J.T.Rogers obtained a judgment against'the Frisco Railway for $4000. The 1 A ki I SAVED FR 31 ROBBERS. Experience of li oung Canadian in 4 s.

New rk City. Stlecial Dispatzh to the Aolle-Democrat. NEW YORK, Octobe Plquette Is a dapper little Frellch Canadian tailor. Be 15 now 25 years oldrree months ago a big, important looking 1 tter vras handed, to Al-yawns by the Postrntster of the little village Qu'Appelle, 1.4.W.T.130.221 46 NW 1 N. 42 801Clin .04 Pt.

cloudy P.A;anding, N. W.T,:a Cr2 46 aelsw Cloudy Fort 50 58 NW Pt. ciondy Rapid City. S. 44 58 NW Cloudless Pierre, 8.

flak 130.181 62; 58 NW1 valentine. 130'20' 62: 62 Concordia, Kan 130.16: 52; 60 8 cloudy Kan 130.18I 541 62 SW Oallihoma 130.20, 56,1 64 SE Pueblo. C0i0. 130.161 62! 'a SE Yaokton, N. Dair 521 t-ICIondless f- Indicates precipitation inappreciable.

H. ObSerVer, Weather Bureall. on boiler inspection were given by Commodore L. A. Smith and Samuel Weaver, of this city, and Wardell Guthrie, of Chicago.

The question has been raised of -the leasibiltry of associating togetherithe boiler-makers. the boiler Inspectors and the Various associations of steam engineers In a combined effort to secure legislation for the adoption of uniform rules of Inspection for steam boilers the different States. Two o'clock' to-day was set as a- time for discussing this -The present Indications are that, the association favor the 4 Wk a. so sa. 'kw a 1.

1. VI, CS. Na Ot Miss Mat- I yartana In w.nicitt he tiveo. it wag post- 1 KIV1 Qnroll In ti Iarnt.aro I In nn. tnveyn 1 cause ot the Butt wag the TInvInn.

u. 17- 3--7. 1 1 1 I cases over SiX). Such wholesale dismissal In one term cause of the suit was the 'Wittig of Miss in Canada in whiet, he lived. It was Doting the the I 1 ra-r-d'osi In 1 tie Rogers In Ulla city last winter.

The young I margen New org, aroct tout in glowin terms I M. wontiArfill diartels.rt hv ns4rtsr lcs.vg L.SL7 CS.0 I given a carriage' visiting the Anhemier- I FL I 1 Sr. Louts, October 7. of court is something never before heard of In Rogers in thia city last winter. The young New York, arod told in glowing terms ota wonderful disccerery by a party of New Sr.

Louis, October 7. afternoon delegates wet given a carriage ride, visiting the I Busch and Win. J. Lernp breweries and Tower 1 -7411N I this State. lady and her brother were driving Into 1 I nerfer IT1 ta tinnq i I Wind.

1 this State. lady and her brother were driving into Yorkers of a way perfect imitations Wind. and Wm. J. Lemp breweries and Tower 1 I J.

I 1k A kt town As were I. Grove and Forest a OZ (Amen states- be it notes. it sale that it 1 1 .1 masa. a- us. aas La- au wrs, alvor tUUY 11 I Thought We a urgar.

accept they I thgathered at Koerner enjoyed a dining rooms banquet. where 04( His il Burglar passing over the crossing at the Union Depot he hould decide tQ their .2 The 11 I 1 I gneeial Diatatteh to the Globe-Democrat- the horse became fri htened and ran awav g. would let him Davie 00 worth of the cou-n- IrnI2- Thought His Wile a Burglar. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. on passing over the crossing at the Union Depot the horse became frightened and ran away.

of United States- bn notes. It salt! that if he should decide to accept their otter they would let him have wl 00 worth of the co- a Ei A Parks; after which- they gathered at Koerner's dining rooms, where they enjoyed a choice banquet. The to spreaa was an informal flair, no regular liopyl. I iit rie young 'any was inrown over oackwara, terfelt notes for 10Cla real money BIRMINGHAM, October Clif ton her loot holding her to the vehicle, and as the 0 .0 2 4 1 0 toasts being presented, but iill delegates Alphonso had no Money at the time, so he bi Fo fared sumptuously and much innocent mirth suburb last nignt the Wife of PincitScale3 got horse ran madly down the street her brains up and went out for some purpose leaving were dashed out upon the pavement. It was left Canada and lnt to Holyoke Mass 8:59 a claimed the horse was frightened by an en- did not answer the Itttter.

Two months ago be et. m. 30.041 4 4 NW Cloudy 2 0 3 her husband asleep hen she came in the where he Rol eMploYlnent at his trade with a 6:59 o. in. 30.101 60 46 NW 3 Cloudless noise of opening the door aw oke him.

lie nine wail being carelessly handled I man named Fritz Battens. He had been there apfemvt.illto-edci. The Convention will meetat 10 ay at which time it will bear the annual reports of the officers, appoint coin- .1. needy woman mittees for various features of the legislative sprang out of bed. pistol in haa and sup- I posing It was a bUrglar, fired on his wife twice before he discovered his fatal error.

One bullet entered her stomach and was t) aim. Robbed of His Wife by Ills Brother. fineelal is pa eh to the olobe-Benwerat. NEW YORK, October Rev. -John T.

but a few days wheit- nother letter, an exact fat-simile of the -i'l st. came to him. The young man went eight to his employer, showed him the let Is and asked hlm what River.4 feet- he thought of thLimkriturrens thouent it was 'T Wilkes a colored clergyman formerly of scheme a -offered to put up .4 4. means 30.07 46 43 3 Maximum temperature, 61.1.1 1, work and elect officers for the coming year. It is probable that the Convention will last bus, w.

Er11 111 until SaEtulrodpaey.d with Fier seription. temperature, 39.0. 11 Weather Bureau au. tne one who's and 4ebilitated. What she overworked, 1 needs iii Thx----Pieree's1 Favorite Pre- i it's made exaptly to Et 'BIRMINGHAM.

October Clif ton suburb last night the Wile of Pincit.ScaleS got up and went out for some purpose. leaving her husband asleep. hen she came in the noise of opening the door awoke him. lie sprang out ol bed. pistol in hen and.

supposing it was a burglar, tired on his who twice before he discovered his fatal error. One bullet entered her stomach and was fatal- The young was thrown over backward, her loot holding her to the vehicle, and as the horse ran madly down the street her brains were dashed out upon the- pavement. It was claimed the horse was frightened by an engine which was being carelessly handied.i Robbed of Ills Wife by liii Brother. Special Dispatch to the NEW Yong, October Rev. -John T.

Wilkes, a Colored clergyman, formerly- of terielt notes for I ia real money. Alphonso had no itiOney at the time, so he did not answer the Wrier. Two months ago he left Canada and to Holyoke, where he Rot emploYelent at his trade with a man named Fritz Butiens. He had been there but a few clays whell- nother letter, an exact tn lat-siile of the 't at, came to him. The ter young man went aight to his employer, showed him the let Is 'and asked him what lie thought of theintigurrens thougnt it was a- scheme a -offered to put up al 0 NW NW 32 1 E4 os Cloudy Cloudiets le CD tZ 8:59 a.

30.041 42 40 I.NW 6:59 D. m. 30.101 60 46 NW .1 30.07 46 43 Maximum temperature, 61.1. Minimum temperature, 39.1). River.

4 feet- W. Observer Weather Bureau 1 sptead was an informal affair, no regular toasts being presented, but 211 delegates tared sumptuously and much Innocent mirth prevailed. The Convention will' meet.st 10 a. m. to-day, at which time it will bear the annual reports of the apoolat committees for various features of the, legislative work and elect officers for the coming year.

It Is probable that the Convention will last until Saturday. Eloped with Her Cousin. A needy woman one who's overworked, nervottS, and debilitated. What she needs is DA---Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription. it's made exaptly to Et FOreettSt ler 0-1-PaY ASpeclai Dispatch to the Globe-Demoerat.

her case an inviorat I sausoana ana At I 1 Chattanooga. served 1 me, IPLIF4f1.14..ytISCLOI ACLIII1K 1 zacr I restora- tie in tne aen Chtt Tnn has erved summon Yorir men know ev ere Husband and Wife in the Pen. 1 Chattanooga. has served summons atta accordingly entSfintlay last, after letting the New York men ktgow they were coming, Forecast for To-Day. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

hey casean invigorating I restora- I tty vutnivaLtuu lor xlko LU UL utes I 1 A 1 11Ffefew .0 I AsbmA MEDJILIA- uctooer tirser IL I I by publication for the of bis be and Alphonso lef3ror thin City. They AEbatta. October Greer; a i prepossessing young woman ot 22 years. employed at the Mid lam? hotel in this city as a A Treasurer's Shortage. Special Dispatch to the Olobe-Deznocrat.

BALTIMORE, October 7.The accounts et et-Treasurer George W. Morgan. of BaltiMore Countyd have been found $34,390.54 abort. Of tilt amount, 413.719.93 Is due the teenty and $3982.07 due the, State. It ap- ttear a that these peculations were going on about the same time that Treasurer Stevenson Archer was robbing the State.

Morgan retired from office in December. and was sueceeded by George ellott. 'Ike net that no Investigation el tbe shortage was made for over a year after Morgan had left the vallOW8 the loose methous of con ducting the county's financial affairs. The expert accountant elect his report yesterday. and to-nay it wee elated that still another shortage bad been discovered.

Suit will likely be brought against Sebastian Het. dorfer and It illiam Townsend, bondsmen. Morgan has -always been regarded as a man of sterling honesty. it is claimed by Morgans friends that he was ignorant of the business method of the office. Where the money has gone no one seems to know.

For a long time-crookedness has beeo suspected In the former financial affair of the county, and it Is stated that the report of the expert accountant is only tbe beginning of a startling expose. Following so soon after The rob-bar? of the State Treasury this steal In one of the Democratic strongholds has caused a sea--flatten throughout the State. The apology offered by ex-Treasurer Morgan of bla ignor, Once Of the Methods of the office is an evidence of the character of the politicians and their corrupt methods who put such men In Office that others may loot the treasury. Charged with Bigamy. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

Kimura. Octoberz 7.Something over a month ago 1St. Louis. Keokuk and North-astern traltrwas wrecked near Louisiana4 and the engineer and fireman were sort, the tatter suataining the toss of sag. His name J.

C. buntap, and be i.e the father of three 'Children, who are himself and lie; at least. sock she Was supposed to be until a late hour to- aight, when a ladY who signs herself "Mrs. Ji Fort 'Wayne, registered at the City Hotel. She has in her passasaina a.

certificate ot marriage, which proves that she is the legal wife of IC. Dunlap, and tells a straightforward story. owing that she Wits basely deserted by her husband: After leaving Fort Wayne. MODID years ago, he wrote to heron November 364 -16W trent St. Lams, saying he Would 2--- come mina see bur- as soon as he could get work.

and sending love to the chiloren. Shortly afterward he arrived at that place, took the ehiltitea to a snow and that was the last his wife beard of him or the children till hortly after the Louisiana accident, when Dunlap's supposed Keokuk wile Snubs hie soother at Fort Wayne that injured, cautioning her not A Treasurer's Shortage. peal Dipeteh to Scio the Olobe-Deleocrat. sxs.vrt.soss., Oer Lie MiCe011111.5 et ex-Treasurer George W. Morgan.

of Balti- 34, U.04 mutt. 04V more countyd nave oeca abort. Of tilt amount. 1113,719.93 Is due the eetinty and $3982-07 due the, State. It ap- heart that these peculations were going on about the same time that Treasurer Steven- son Archer was robbing the State.

Morgan retired from office in December. 18449; and was sueceeded by George Yellott. li he feet that no IttVestlitatIon of tbe shortage was made for over a year after Morgan had left iltn. valiowa the loose methous of con- a. tytda fiv.m."1111 a ivo Piso.

te eee dn xbert aceoun aut repor yes er ay. an to-nav it was statea taat atm anotner Morgan has -always been- regarded as a man of sterling honesty- it is claimed by Mor- sena' friends that he was ignorant of the busin ess etbode of the nice. where the money bits gone no one seems to know. For a long ttme-crookedness has beet suapected In the form financial er nanelal affair of the county, and it Is stated that the report of the expert C. accountant is only the beh-inning of a start- ling expose.

Following so soon after the rob- bery of the State Treasury this steal In one of eation throughout the State. The apology of- the Democratic strongholds has caused a lien- fared by ex-Treasurer Morgan of his ignor- Ince tit the Methods Of the Mee is an eta- ence of the character of the politicians and their corrupt meth ods who put suc men In Office that others may loot the treaury. ch arted with Bigamy. Special Dispatch to the Dlobe-Democrat. Khoita.

October. over a month ago I St. Louts. Keokuk and North- astern tramwas wrecked near Louisiana. leo.

and the engineer aud fireman were gnu, the tattet sustaining the Ian of si log. His name II J. C. buniap, and he is the lather of three abildren, who are living with himself and wife; at lea sack ate was supposed to be until a late hour to- eight when For when a little who signs herself "Mrs. -Dt 'Weyne, registered at the city Hotel.

She has in her posaosaioa a- certificate ot 4, marriage, Which Korea that she is the legal wife of J. .1 C. Dunlap, and tells a story, bowleg that she wss tssely deserted by her husband. After leaving Fort Warne. some years ago, he wrote to her on November 1164 -I6W groin st Louis, saying he would eat work.

and sending love to the children. ahortly alterward he arrived at that place. took OW Children to a snow and that was the last his wife heard of him or the children till ohortly slier the Louisiana accident, whoa banish's supposed Keokuk wile count and see her- as soon as he culd tomes his mother at Fort Wayne that ate leaf iniuted, eautioahag her not net el Capt. A. J.

Craiger at Elizabethtown, I account of ill-health, and in his absence con- en." He took them to the Grand Union For Arkansas and Missouri, generally fair. dining-room girl. eisappearea to-day. and as and vigor to the whole system. but Ill-.

was received at the Southern Illinois signed hie wile to the care of hat brother Hotel and got them 4uroom. On Tuesday the warmer in east, stationary temperature In her Greer. who has a it isn't a mere Stitrill1alit-1 It' 1 8 a Prison to-day. Kelleher' wife, who wits im- William. On his return from abroa.

after stranger called at that hotel again and made west, northerly winds becoming variable. seven children on aso living near Tipton. Is 1 itimate iseg i plicated In the crime, got fourteen years. and eighteen month Mr ilkes Ictund that his arrangements for Alhonsto to For Indana and Illinoi, general lair, meet him with miss it ing, Is almost certain that the couple mediezne, Jthat an expe- was taken to Joliet- brother had supplanted him in his wife's the Salt the next ea i- slightly warmer. northwesterly have eloped.

Greer deserted his family eight rieneed physician ha4 carefully pre- affections. The wife Is now living at Nor- 'This afternoon Di4ctiveit Schirmer, Price 1 months ago and took up with Maggie, and for aiewelry Store Burglarized. folk, She vras well known as a religious tend Linton were in Chatham Square PULASKI COUNTY, ARK- three weeke they lived together as husband pared, for woman's All worker la her hatiband'a Parish. when Schirmer noted a young man a few 1 1, and wife. Relatives then Interfered land the the fundtional deranzements chronic; Special Disptach to the GalBotto, Ith.

October night the i reds off walking uteasid down the street. lie appeared to be rat nervous and kept put- Tax Levy 1 for the Year-Free-Bridge 'criminal intimacy was broken up the dis- graced husband to his. wile and weaknesses, and disorders jewelry store of 'Fred Matterson of this city, special Ong kis hand into Inside ket. La chialren. Maggie came to Sedalia, and has sition efeated.

I Dital patteah to-tfried the the Costs. Globe-Democrat, nse coat poc ar to the seic are correcte was entered by burglars and $I000 worth of DuevellS, October first suit for about filteen minuti a- nice-looking young Special Dispatch to the-Globe-Dermocrat. been employed at the Midland Hotel Until t''''''' man. carrying a It brown satchel la his LITTLE Roca, OctOber Pulaski this morning, when she purchased a ticket and arefetart i certain ed meodnye. 1 watches and chains taken.

Entrance was damages caueed by the electric motor was ee- band, appeared. fa walkd up to the first effected by removing a pane Of glass from the cleea in the District young man and thhatwo shooks bands. By County (Little Roc k) Levying Court has bee for Moberly. Greer also left home this morn- And because lag, dressed in his Sunday best, and indica- atella. lt 9 Court transom.

to-day It was the and by another male, who also carried a in session for the past three dart. Great In- tains point to his having joined Maggie at 1 1 case of Eeans vs. the Dubuque Electric Rail. satchel, appeared, shortly afterwara a It can, ma journeyed nor LABOR. way.

Power and Poer CoMpane to reeo third tra young man iti the party. All lour has been mantfested In the proceed- Greer he to gve satisfaction, in any sio.00u damages for the killing of plaintiff's. stood talking for a me and then started up The all-absorbing free-briage question and In case he is brought back by parties who where er leaves hthey a eu dren te tamthfly in. If it fails i chile by a car. The point raised was that de.

Worth street and isappeared In Smith's came lip for Ilnal- settlement, and the appro- are On hia trail he will probably be roughly case, you have your money back. 1 Railway i ranmen. tendant was a trespasser on the street. The saloon at lee. The etectives loilowed, sure priationa for the coming year and taX levy handled.

I 1 GALIESBKRO, forenoon's Judges decided against this; and the Jury re. by this time that ething crooked was go- 1 1 1 Swindon of the Convention of the Brotherhood turned a verdict for $208 In favor of ttte log on. They ente Smith's place by an- were agreea upon. y- our mem Ift tiers of the EvERTBooir has a good word for Dr. Bull's in; 4 plaintiff, wbich Is virtually a verdict for de.

til an er door the three en with the board were in attendance throughout the best pill cost less than any of Rallivity Trainmen was taken up In I. I-en an im The 1 I case has excited much Interest. satchels and the ne us Young man In a pri- sessions. court levied the taxes for the ough Syrup. Its lame la world-wide.

2.5c. less, but doei lag the ense reply of the the discharged Trustees to aster. They eon- 1- vete Each dt crave grabbed a satchel more the defense Grand Th In ws: 1 An Inquiry for a Lost Se n. The 1 i 'I Company Sued; 4 and a man. The prawnera were hustled away ensuing year as follo They're smaller, too, and easier to tended that their discharge was an arbitrary te the prison, and, atm nervous young man, County general purposes, 5 mills; interest B.

R. Noble, who resides at No. 514 eh and unconstitutlenal act and dangereus as a Special Dispatch ho Alphenitolhaquette. was ordered to on county bonds, 1887, 2 mils: school dis- atch to the Globe-Democrat. tate.

yr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets was precedent. SPRENGFIRLD, October Wm. -fellow. At the stati on house the prisoner ap- trict taxes were levied for each district, as ave Mich.

writes to are the best pills 1 Th rcrulate nue Detroit, he Chief of The trouble between Secretary Sheehan and ti i cltevast. Editor Rogers has been settled. Mr Rogers ll, of this ety, ins rated to-daY, In paled to Piquette mea d'mhe latter was too mucit voted by the several districts. The appropri- Police of this city requesting th a tt or a id surprised to say Out weakly protested ations were then -levied as follows: Unex- him In locating his son. Charles Noble, ey perfectly the stomach, and withdrawing the charges he preferred.

Those tbe CircUlt Court Of Green County. suit for against the This angered eteetive Deeded balance to be covered back into the a lad of lb years. who left his home on 1 weia. 1 1 best Informed In the matter claim that when damages against the Metropolitan Schirmer. and walgigg up to Plquette he said: County Treasury: Circuit heptember 21).

supposed ael. and who is supposed to it comes to settling the Northwestern troubles Biectrie Motor Railway Company for dam- "'You fool, don kn 't ow that these men County Court, S8000; Chancery Court, ti and election of officers the Grand Master and ages received by his wife last spring. when were going to swinitia Justices Courts, $3500; prisoners in lath 1 Re packed 1 Secretary will be sustained by a large vote. Bile was run over by a street ear In Spring. Ft.t don't believe it's a Ile." said PI- 4000: paupers.

$7000,1 roads and bridges, his departure. It is said to-night that Grand Master bar- field. Mrs. McKevall has never recovered telette. a new hospital.

$3000; Road and i 1 gent and Chief Conductor Clark, at the Order from her tamales. Judge Mclevall Is a prom- Then 411 prove 1 to you," said the Cap- Bridge Commissioner. 11500; assessment and Marine. i a 7 i i of Railway conductors. will be here the tat- inent farmer in this and an active tam, and he burst thben one of the satchels tax books.

3000; other legal expenses .1 ter Dart of the week. and that IL conierence Alliance official. a and took out a big aandle. He unrolled this $80 ob 00. Will be held In regard to federation.

e----- mad disclosed to eieto three empty soda water The free-brlege matter was opened by the mor Werkenda Penn a o. A 13 eman Recovers alna 7 bottles. Another Attache, contained eleven reading of the following report: rolls of green paper that edom, vau a lin eac- roll topped by a "This is a question that has been interest- Cada, eP eclat DiePatell With. Globe-Democrat. genuine bill and he third contained $-100 Ink the people of this county for the last year TOR.

October of llaupaz. N. 8.. October 1000 dercliisog. ottober a trial, bit real molter.

Pala tte viatica. or two, and to which the greater part of the re- Faris, from Liverpool. Childrn Cr v- .1, Men, paintetv. plasteremearpenters, utasond issung poorly I and metal nrorkees; are now out On strike. a Week.

the jury in the Mire i never beard ot said he to a atporter to-night: Its of the tree bridge if the county eich a thing before in my port is devotee. Your committee Is In favor afford to VA-regale's Mammoth seed and flower die- Douai inlurl case ot "01. IL against Xsettlem en t. -h wit tie prospects Mt Losnox Octer ed'7--Britannie -Arrived--Queen em ing, Moot, i Baltie. Siht Dbblmsyte na Nw, Ye a- Buildin Trades Strike: NERrom or- I play attracts much attention at the -Fair.

"'a I terrible; I Could ha -believe it at first, but build It. We realize the cost and Inconven- aioad I'M this morning awarded Pentold $3700 dam- that satchel with bottles the Atchison, Topeka and Santa h' Ralr In It tor, my quite Sure th were going to give me lence that the citizens on tne north side of the Complete -catalogue sent aughall'a 1 a. for PIXonaz.5 1 A 0 I A ALL tor Vas noutts 8 Cou0A-t ke no other. ages lie sited for alho i sa0O Pentola was a river experience in bee no way out of it in the presnt nuancial Seed Store, BS State street; ChleagO, Ill tting to market, but we L. of Capt.

Cralger at Elizabethtown, was received at the Southern Illinois Prison to-day. Kelleher's wile, who was implicated in the crime. got fourteen years. and was taken to Joliet- Jewelry Store Burglarized. Special Dispatch to the Globe-DereocraL GALESBURG.

October night the jewelry store of 'Fred Matterson, of this city, was entered by burglars and worth of watches and chains taken. Entrance was effected by removing a pane of glass from the transom. LABOR. nalleray Trainmen. GALESBLItO, forenoon's session of the Convention of the Brotherhood of Ralliray TralnUtett WaS taken up In hearing the reply of the dtscharged Trustees to the defense of the Grand Master.

They contended that their disctutrge- was an arbitrary and unconstitutional act and dangerous as a precedent. The trouble between Secretary Sheehan and Editor Rogers has been settled, Mr. Rogers withdrawing the charges he preferred. Those best Informed in the matter claim that when It comes to settling the Northwestern troubles and election of officers the Grand Master and Secretary will be sustained by a large vote. It Is said to-night that Grand Master Sargent and Chief Conductor Clark, c4 the Order of Railway Conductors.

will be here the latter part of the week. and that a conlerence will be held In regard to federation. Etnilding Trades lituesx, N. October 7.About 1000 men, palutets. plasterers.carpenterit, itiasone and metal Workers; are now out ou strike.

with no prospect tot ALE. ior Tns noursz's Coo3Atake no account of ill-health, and in his absence consigned hie wile to the care of his brother William. On his return from abroad, after eighteen months. Mr. Wilkes found that his brother had supplanted him in his wife's affections.

The wile is now living at Norfolk, Va. She was well known as a religious worker la her husband's Parish. Carried the Costs. Special Dispatch to the DuncqtlE, Io. October first suit for 'damages Caused by the electric motor was decided in the IDititrict COIn't to-day.

It Was the case of EVanti vs. the Dubuque Electric Railway. Ltght and PoWer CoMplint to recoVet S10.000 damages for the killing of plaintiff's. child by a car. The point raised was that de.

tendant was a trespasser on the street. The Judges decided against this; and the jury re. turned a verdict for $208 in favor of the which is virtually a verdict for tendant. The case has excited much Interest. A Street-Car Company Sited; 4 Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

SPRENGIPIELD, October 7.Judge Win. Mc Revell, of this city, instituted to-day, in tbe Circuit Court Of Green County. Suit for damages against the Metropolitan Electric Motor Railway Company for darn-- ages received by his wife last spring. when she was run over by a street ear in Springfield. Mrs.

McKevall has never recovered from her injuries. Judge Mclievall Is a prominent farmer in this county and an active Alliance official. A Brakeman Reeovers Dafttakes. eclat Dispatch to tho Globe-Democrat. ATCHISON.

October a trial, lastIng pearly a Week the jury In Abe per. Douai lliturl case of "01.11. against the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad this morning awarded Pentold 43700 damages. sited for Fantold was a He took tattin to thq Grand Union Hotel and got them 4uroom. On Tuesday the stranger called at II4 hotel again and made arrangements for Alhonso to meet him with the $200 the next da This afternoon D4ctivelt Schirmer, Price laid Linton were in Chatham Square when Schirmer noted a young man a few reds off walking uoteld down the street.

He appeared to be ratllr nervous and kept put- Ong his hand into ht4 inside coat pocket. In About fifteen minuli a- nice-looking young man. carrying a 11 brown satchel in his band, appeared. ft walked up to the first young man and thVitwo slaooki hands. By and by another mpl, who also carried a satchel, appeared, shortly afterward a third young man Jo ed the party.

All four stood talking for a me and then started up Worth street and Jisappeared in Smith's saloon at 199. The etectives loilowed, sure by this time that ething crooked was go. Mg on. They entet1 Smith's place by an- other door and Mu the three men with the satchels and the ne us young man In a pri- vate Each dt cave grabDed a satchel Mid a man. The prhonera were hustled away ta the prison, and-, Ape nervous young man, who was AlphOnliotNquette.

was ordered to 'follow. At the station house the prisoner appealed to Piquette.k d'he latter was too omen surprised to say inttieh, out weakly protested against the arrest.1 This angered vetective Schirmer and walitiag up to Plquette he said: "'You fool, don't yptI know that these men were going to swinitil your' I don't believe it's a lie." said PIquatte. "Then VII Prove 1 1 to you," said the Captain, and he burst it'pen one of the satchels arid took out a big 111ndla. He unrolled this and disclosed to viev three empty soda water bottles. Another Satchel contained eleven rolls of green paper, I each- roll topped by a genuine II bill, and, ha third contained 5400 In real money.

Plitit tte wilted. never heard of Mich a tiling before In my life," said he to a eporter to-night: "It's terrible; 1 Could ha believe it at first, but I'M quite Sure th were going to give me that satChel With a bottles In It Mr; my ett 5100." For Arkansas and Missouri, generally fair. warmer in east, stationary temperature In west, northerly winds becoming variable. For Indiana and Illinois, generally fair, slightly warmer northwesterly PULASKI COUNTY, ARK. Tax Levy for the YearFr' ee-Bridge Proposition Defeated.

Special Dispatch to thelohe-Democrat. LITTLE Rock, October Pulaski County (Little Rock) Levying Court has been in session for the past three days. Great interest has been manifested In The proceed-The all-absorbing tree-bridge question came tip tor final settlement, and the appropriations for the coming year and tax levy were agreed upon. Fifty-four members of the board were' in attendance throughout the sessions. The court levied the taxes for the ensuing year as follows; County general purposes, 5 mills; interest on county bonds, 1887.

2 mills; school district taxes were levied for each district, as voted by the severed- districts. The appropriations were then-levied as follows: Unexpended balance to be covered back into the County Treasury: Circuit Court. County Court, 18000; Chancery Court, E804); Justices Courts, $3500; prisoners in fail, 4000; PauPers, 17000t roads and bridges. new hospital. 13000; Road and Bridge Commissioner.

assessment and tax books, 13000; other legal expenses, $8000. The free-bridge matter was opened by the reading of the following report: 'This is a question that has been interesting the people of this county for the last year or two, and to which the greater part of the report is devoted. Your committee is in favor of the tree bridge if the county can afford to build it. We realize the cost and inconvenience that the citizens on tne north side of the river experience in getting to market, but we see no way out of it in the present financial rali dining-room girl. disappeared to-day.

and as her Greer, who has a wife' and seven children living near Tipton. is also missing, it Is almost certain that the Couple have eloped. Greer deserted his family eight months agoand took up with, Maggie, and for three wee ke they- lived together as and wife. Relatives then the criminal Intimacy was broken -up. the die--graced husband to his wife and Maggle.came to Sedalia, and has -been employed at the Midland, Hotel until this Morning, when she purchased a ticket' for Moberly- Greer also lett home this morning, dressed in his Sunday best, and Indications point to his, having joined Maggie at Boonville, where they journeyed north in company.

Greer leaves a destitute and In case he is broughtback by parties who are on his trail he will probably be roughly handled. i EVERYBODY has a good word for Dr. Cough Syrup. Its lame is world-wide. 25e.

An Inquiry for ab Lost B. R. Noble, whe resides at No.514 Fourth'. avenue, Detroit, writes to the Chief of Police of this city. requesting the latter to aid him in locating his Charles Noble; a lad of 15 years.

who left his home on September 29; 1a91. and who is SuppoSed to have come West. Re packed his clothing into a 'valise and made every preparation for hie departure. Marine. I LoNDoit, October "iArrivedQueen Moore, Baltimore.

SigiatedBritannic, Wyoming, Dubbledom, Werkendam, PentISIIVIIIItft and Canada, from New Yora. NEW TORE, October I.ArrivedCity of Paris, from Liverpool. A Mammoth seed and flower display attracts much attention at the Complete -catalogue sent tree- Vaughan's Seed Store, BS State ChiCagO, and Nucor to the whole system. But it 'isn't a mere stiniulant. It's a legitimate medicine, that an experienced physician ha carefully- pre' pared, for worosn's All the fundtional deranzqments, chronic; and painful disorders peculiar to the sex, are corrected and cured by it.

And because it's a certain remedy it can, be made a guarcmteed If it fails to give satisfaction, in any case, you have your money back: 1 The best pill cost less than any less, but does more They're smaller, tooj and easier to Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the best pills. 1 They regulate perfectly the stomach, and bowels. pmEM.