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

St galls Manumit ianuar 28 MOS t3 II1.1101D LOOTERS AMIESTED eoneleted and sentenced, to the Penitentiary lay asleep. Failing to li ad the Money. the priseament in Ian for MU days and digtran- Slall: 't ATED SIGNATI RE to the great injury cd the shaft-holder corn pany. They ask for an ininnetion to prohibit at Yuma for thirty years. Had he not stopped rcur icti derer struck his sleeping vm a blow chisement for ten years.

tth ers of both to succor the woman. which entailed a delay with a club and rendered him senseless. He political parties will be tried for the same the manufacture and sale of the Invention In his escape of more than ball a day, lie then began a search for the money under the crime. and for damages alread sustained. Would probably not have been recaptured- be Lkilmar's wife.

who was below. heard the noise and came up-stairs. Stout struck Requisitions Granted. Fi her a bloW and Knocked her down-stairs. He I special Testimony of a Handwriting Expert in Awrded is 5000 Da the McDonald Will Case.

-4 Gigantic Robberies on the Atchiton in d. I 4 ukages. New Mexico ad Colorado. A Neirre's endish nevenge. to the wobe-Democrat oh a Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

then fled. but Was tracked by hie footaMPO 10 I a I. 9, 1211CP3US e. l' St. 'gams P- a I tit lobtagnitatratiturbaD Elonungt EL LaU en 1 to the great injury Of ties shaft-holder come AILROAD' LOOTERS ARRESED convicted and sentenced, the Penitentiary.

lay asleep ailing te End -the money, the preionment la jail for ten days and diettan- at Yuma for thirty eears. Had he not stopped murderer struck his sleeping victim a blow chisement for ten years. tehers of both SIMULUTD SIGNATURES. pally. They ask for an inInnetion to prohibit the manufacture and sale of the invention re, p- N.

9 1, to succor the woman. whie entailed a detay with a club ad rendered ttim senseless. He political parties will be tried for the same and for damages adreade sustained. rib In i Se'''. in his escape of more than half a day, lie then began a search for the money under the crime.

Wu proy not have been recaptured- bed. Dilmar's wile, who was below. heard ----a- Gigantic Robberies on the Atchiton in babl the noise and came up-stairs. Stout struck Requisitions Granted. Testimony of a Handwriting Expert in 0 Awarded $5000 Damages.

Anne en te i Special Dismstch to the Globe-Democrat. lialill reltlila 'lle New Mexico and Colorado. A Netertels Fiendish EteVenge. her a blow and Knocked her down-stairs. lie special pupate to the McDonald Will Case.

the lobe-Democrat. then fled, but was tracked by his footstep to January nne-The Gov- nt RAILROAD LOOTERS Gigantic Robberies on the Atchiton New Mexico and Colorido. convicted and sentenced, to the Penitentiary at Yuma for thirty years. Had he not stopped to succor the woman. -which entailed a delay In his escape of more than ball a day, lie Would probably not have been recaptured A Negro's Fiendish it St.

imis lay asleet ratting to ad -the money the rearsterer struck his sleeping victim a blow with a club and rendered ttim senseless. He then began a search for the money under the bed. Dilmar's wife. who was below. heard the noise and came up-stairs.

Stout struck her a bloW and Knocked her dowa-stairs. lie then fled, but was tracked by his footstep to ail. 651obt-Pnnatrat, Safttrtin Elanirtg, Ianuarp ISOS 1 pricenmrnt In jail for ten- days and digtranchisement for tea Years. thers of both political parties will be tried for the same crime. Requisitions Granted.

Requisitions Granted. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SPRDWIFIELD. January SIMULATED SIGNATURES: Testimony of a Itandwriting Expert in the McDonald Will Case. to the great injury ol the shaft-holder company.

They ask for an ininnetion to prohibit the manufacture and sale of the invention and for damages a1read7 Sustained. Awarded $5000 Damages. Special Dispotch to the Globe-Demoorst. 27.In MUCP3US I 1 lat have er- la a cousin, wed- house. eere- bridegroom 1 1 her in moments have filter, la a cousin.

wed- house. eere- bridegroom Bailey her la moments I snnenes- Special Dispaco et-Dm eoera. Rocitienten Jailliare -In tte Circuit th th Olob hie home and was arrested with his bloody PARIS, Teen January en-Another horrible clotting en. tie was tried and convicted at enter to-day issued requisitions on the he Nearly Twenty Employes in Custody crime. exceeding in atrocity anything ever Beeler test February.

Governor of Colorado for Jacob Levy and Evidences of Tracery Upon the Paper Be- A ay on Mt SeAPPOLD. Philip Franklin. under arrest at Denver. and Court ti evening the jur in the case of obert de Litmontaitre vs. the Chicago and and Much Plunder 'Recovered.

knownjaere. was cemmitted last night. Seve IttallnenstASt. ALa January J. wanted in Chicago for conspiracy to defraud.

fore the Application of Luke-The Northwestern Railway brought in a verdict eral months age, when, Henry Vance was on Scroggins, anellito boy, aged 17, was hanged Also, a requisition on the Governor of Indiana Railway Held Responsible allowing the plaintiff $5000 damages eta, in. 41.i'ens for henry Valentine. under arrest at eines sustained in a runaway. the team be 7 the eity police -forcee Mie bad to arrest here shortly to-day for the murder -1 --Infringement of coming frightened at a pile of cincierse tie en. in two, of a Jewish peddler.

known as Shustig. Be cis, Ind. and wanted at Salem for burglary Patent. ett Negro Lynched-Sensational Testimony Henry a large powerful mulatto. to heve beenpaid to do the deed.

and larceny. sued for $7000. His wile has a suit for an Smith was drunk, and drawing his knife equal amount for injuries sustained In the I In the Iones-Veal Murder Came-Ask- made a desperate resistance. He Watt only The execution passed on I same runaway. 4 ing Pardon for Robber Smith captured after a free use of the mace by Vance.

Held for Arson and Assault. ei Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. January reeemere Erpheld the Separate School Law. vant4illtlani. 4 -Criminal Calendax.

Smith swore then that if he lived he would A Private Detective Shot. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. Special Dispatch to the obe-Democran be reveged on Vance for the clubbing he got. special the Globe-Democrat. SrulNde CoLottite January ecial Dipatch to 27 were two witnesses of such Importance in the Yesterday Myrtle, the 4-year-old daughter of CrsetentAni.

On January Loewen- Mrs. Pantile Rawlson, Of Manitou Park. has (immune, January twee years Mr. Vancentas on the sidewalk near her home McDonald will case to-day that their testi- Special Mspatch to the Globe-Democrat. when the negro came along, picked her fitein, a private detective.

was found in a been Dlaced in jail here to await trial at the the negroes have been fighting separate mony invested the case 'With More interest Economy in their use Santa Fe 1 Orange Lemon mired. It was thought that Smith was only Of great strength. RATON, N. en-On -th'e New and carried her off. He was seen passing the dying condition in his apartments at No.

A court. Tbe charges against her nstriet are schools in the courts of the de- Mayor's office, but the child was not recog- 169 John street early this morning with a arson and assault with intent to kill. She is than has been aroused sinceethe case was corn- Mexico division of the Atchison, Topeka and mending that their children be admitted vita as de and deliciously as the fresh frein Rose it which leaves the i main taking some child home. bullet wound in Is left temple. There was said to have set nre to Walter Long's house, rammed.

One of these was Miss Lydia Jenkine, the white children. Tne District Cowls de- and when he -rushed out she attacked him mayor licately line at LaJunta, thencompany has been suf- At night, the child not returning. search one witneas only' to the deed, and that was with an ae. faring heavy lo for thirty-six years a housekeeper in the seladherta minefaceooarrtottot-dheamy raesctoOthlisa, decision es Ran for her but unavailingy. This Mary L.

Bolt, alias Volast, 45 y. of freight ill 'was mee- Loe had been liears old with house of Seaator McDonald. and the other ving for some declaring the separate school law constitue re! WEDDINGS. morning the search was renewed. At Smith whom Loewenstein Ella Ford's Murderer.

Marshall Ewell, the first expert in the Mat- impel. transit for eighteen Months. The total home it was ascertained from his wile-that time. The woman says Loewenstein shot Is placed at $72,00 CAMDEN, N. January Morris, ter of hand-writing who bets thus far been 0: About three months her husband did test come in until -himself with suicidal Intent, but the police Engineer Herritin Wishes a Divorce.

believe it The welt on used had never Of Hillman a ne aceused of having mure on the witness stand just- before daybreak; that he was do not be gro, service nts were placed ago secret se ce age bareheaded. and after getting break- been seen in the victim possession. It was dered Ella Ford, his mistress, was arrested As establishing his competence to testify Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. Changed Their Minds at the Alt on the line In various occupations. fast took his departure, since which found lying by his right shoulder, yet the to-day in Philadelphia.

He was found hiding Sioux FALLS, S. en-sllue 114 as an expert Prof. Ewell testiffed that he not January A few days ago two of the employee became time she had not seen him. The search for. wound was in the left The bullet in a chimney.

The crime was revealed by a dolph Herring, the noted engineer who pree' the child continued Until 3:30 when took a downward course. and no powder- only held membership in most of the sciene and Mis 13e th ta tr te Bailey, a wasco involved in a personal quarrel, which made woman's dream and the body was found pared plans for Chicago's $25,000,000 sewer signal soots in the southwest part of the ty urn appea P. i red On the temple. The woman buried In the Cellar just as she had seen it title organizations of the United States and ti broken their engagement at ee ro en engagemen a it necessary to brine matters to a close quick- proclaimed that some trace the child had acknowledged' haring taken an unusual i sleep her is known to the engineering world, I ly. A brakeman named Agerter missed his been discovered.

A searcn party going through amount of morphine last night For some England, but that be was a lawyer. Imre applying for a divorce, alleging desere and within a Week, too. Mr. Baile3 an a dense piece of woods found a pool of blood on time Loewenstein had been trying to rid him- and the author of a number of legal pub- non. His New York address is No.

g77 nark' wealthy Miss Batley is a trunk In La Junta last Sunday. He suspected Through the Heart. the ground near a black jack tree. There were self of the woman, but she ran alter him. row.

Mr. Herring came to Sioux Falls one -Last Friday was the day first set for tie Extra Conductor Crotty of taking it lications. He twinned that he had made a had some small evidences that the ground bad She was locked up on suspicion. Loewene Special Diapatch to the Globe-Democrat. year ago, and only recently made an entitle Crotty arrested at Trinidad on Monday night.

been disturbed. as If a slight struggle had stein is at the hospital' in an unconscious con- IitraL special study nt the microscope LNOroN. To. January M. Blair, as applied to cation.

ue. and preparations had been made for tie di Mane guests were at the Bailey I This and a popular young man, shot himself within a few feet a pile of dition and can not live. in the handwriting, and that he had testified as an precipitated it a a flat pre a the whole buen taken place' expert in many celebrated cases, among Five Delletre for Five Cents. many, The clergyman and the bride et ni leaves showed the impression of some weight, nese. as Claim Agent Franklin, At La they if ey had been laid upon.

A crushed and Minn an Creditors in the Washington, heart at his home in Ion this which were the Davis will case of Montana, special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. re promptly On hand, but kiss ordered by the detectives. made a bent hat was also discovered, and near by morning, dying instantly. The shooting is a the Cronin murder case in chicago, the Jee were to appear. Her mother sotight search and found in the trunk damaging evie found pieces of a child's clothing.

The sPa teh to the Globe-e were found g. BR, Special Di ocrat. mystery, as the boy had every reason for roma will case in Chicago, and th Goraon ean MORE, January the the young woenan's room. and a few mo hat was identified as that of Smith. The CONN.

January wishing tenive. will case of Jersey City. His experiments recent cold spells the cable cars have been re- later Miss Bailey appeared On reachi was not deuce in the way of stolen goods. Agerter and examination extended not only to sig- parlor door she -turned and fled fro inclined to press his suit. On sus- undergarments found were identified as those Flynn, well known and very popular in this an- peatedly tied up owing to some accident on I worn by Myrtle Vance when she left home.

A Other Crimes. natures, but to all kinds of writing that liti- 1 The marriage was necessartit picion that Agerter would leave the country city, bas disappeared, and left behind a wife gation involved. Mr. Ewell's testimony was the line, One citizen who had just oald his ouse. on the arrival of his train at Raton, further search resulted in the nnding of her he Globe-Democrat.

Special Dispatches to obe Democrat. fare when a tie-up occurred asked for the re- goned. Miss Bailey was found at the ho interesting from a scientific standpoint As i er sister. The excuse she tiered we be was arrested by Sheriff Creiger at Trin- body. It lay within 20 feet of where and 'several small children and the treas.

GAnsnkv, January 27. -George Sere well as applied to the case at issue. There turn of his nickel. It was refused. He brought she was nervous.

She finally cotisen Mad yesterday as the train passed 'through Smith had slept the night away and ury- of a local lodge nearly $1000 short gent, colored, was lodged in jail at Blounts- were two 'ways, said over, and last night was set I as, hid. -of counter- suit for damages and to-day was awarded $5, that place. From that time as fast as the had to conceal it. here were been eovered with leaves and try 'i Flynn was an attache of the Post 1 ville to-day, charged with the murder of felting signatures, one being the free- costs. suspects arrived at terminals they were at- betten event.

Everything went ahead as befo brakemen and firemen are in jail at points in Office in this city and Treasurer of Court Mar- Cattle also colored. hand method, in which the forger studiee all the guests were on hand. Just rested. To-night nine engineers, bruises on the a face. hen the body was ex- Ina, of the Order of Foresters.

He has been FRESNo, CAL. January en-Dr. Vincent, the characteristics of the signature, practice Sues for $5000. taking the final vows, Mr. Bailey anno Colorado, and four others are held subject to horrible anu it found that the child hy ad died a missing for several days.

but the surprise murderer, ife muerer, who was to have been hanged ing the while to imitate its peculiarities; the Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat that he had changed his mind, and turn ible eaas tie Her mangled and torn form was intensified when George E. Menus, of to-day, has been reprieved by the Governor, other method was by which tesoKett. to. Januely was brought his heel he left the the laws of New Mexico. A number of others, showed that the fiend had outraged her, and the Custom House, recelved letter from ending a review of his case by the Supreme consisted of placing a paper over the Jena- in the Superior Court to-day by Mrs.

In. Rene Spoiled Her Mother's Plans. mostly brakemen, having heard of their that her death was due to the torture in- Flynn, from New York, stating that he Eourt I ture and tracing the outline of the name be- peril. made their escape. At La Junta Sheriff flicted.

had used the money belonging to the lodge had experimented with about 2000 signa- claims $5000 damages ter the killing of her neath, In the last six months the witness nedy against the Santa Pe 'Railway-4r She eon- nutters, Den January 27. -At Clark's Hickman arrested Engineers James Smith, The country is being searched by exciten and could not repay it, and was ashamed to Mills, in Johnson County, last night, burglars FINDLAY, On January Robert Stout and G. B. Reed, Fireman Wm. citizens, and no mercy will be shown Smith if meet his friends.

It is understood that Flynn tures. One of the most important means of husband, Peter Kennedy, who was employed riage ceremony was performed here 3 detecting forgery, witness stated, was by In clearing wrece at Dumas, Mon December day afternoon at the home of Clyde I Lniany, Conductor J. D. Meyers and Brake- he is caught. Information has been received bet heavily on -the last election and succeeded in blowing open a fire-proof safe containing cash and in note and measurement.

and this test he had applied to 25. 1691. man W. J. Moorehead.

as they arrived at from Texarkana that a negro answering to took the money to pay his debts of the end of their runs early this morning. At bmith's description arrived there to-day on honor. His property in this city is escaped. I 1 the alleged signature of Senator McDonald to "Big Bertha" Party to the Suit. City Paesetigert Agent of the Findlay Trinidad Sheriff Creiger has Conductor Crot- a freight train.

The man is being hunted for heavily mortgaged. In the bonds furnished RED OAK, Ion January wiee of the will and the auplicate, using the most Wayne and Westprn Railroad. Miss ty, for whom a new warrant bad been served, by offiCeTS there. by Flynn to the lodge the New York Fidelity Botelekeeper Grace, arrested for alleged 'com- delicately aajusted set of instruments to be and Brakemen P. D.

Agerter and W. C. Smith is a yellow. freckled-faced negro, and Trust company were the surety, but an plicity in her husoand's murder, was te-day found in the West. Prof.

Ewellel measuring SPOKANE FALLS. January M. Cenlisknof Toledo, was engaged Brown. At Raton Sheriff McQuiston has tall, with bulging forehead, coarse open hair, irregularity in the signing will release them, discharged from custody, the evidence not appliance, he stated, was spaced to W. B.

Dingle, of Denver, the husband of married to a young man of nhatnity, a 'Brakeman F. D. Landon and ex-Con- not kinky. He has a scar on his right cheek and the lodge will have to lose it being euMcient to bold her to the Grand Jury. 1-250th part of an Inch.

Bringing it to Lillie Mason, a variety actress; lute brought preparations were all completed. The doctor E. A. Austin, the latter at and one on the side of his head over the right present enagaged in the liquor business. ear.

He has thin beard on his chin and a thin FAntebyr, January 27. -The rote- bear on the signatures ta the alleged it seems, was designed to plea Warrants are out brothers to arrive late to- mustache. His teeth are large and wide Kidnaped ells Child. brated Estis vs. Elliott case came to an end 'will, he found each to be She milli suit against Big Bertha, the confidence queen.

young lady's mother more than herself night As the laws Of New Mexico do not pro. apart. He wore a white dotted bosom shirt, special Dispatch to the GlobeDemocrat. to-day and Rudolph Gockow. a wealthy brewer of several months ago Miss Conlisk saw al the jury bringing In a verdict of meters In length.

There might have been tins city, for alienating his wife's affections. In love with Fred (. Boyd, Traveling wishes to have dealt Out to dishonest em- ails for drawers, boots with one heel gone and vide for such punishment as the company striped pants, coat and overcoat, blue over- NASHVILLE, January 2n-in May. guilty. Estis, who is a prominent citizen and a difference of one tenth of -a millimeter, but ger Agent of the Clover Leaf route.

and ployes, all such cases as can be will be prose- the tops cut off. The inside sea 1891, Mrs- Emma Chase, of this city. secured ing a 14-year-old girl. over 60 years old. was charged with assault- i witness doubted it Witness stated that this exactness was against the genuineness of the FIRES.

turbance followed in the family. Mr seam of the right 1 signatures, since experiments showed a eon- was forbidden the house, and under I ti as were at Raton last night were allowed to -) cuted in Colorado. For this reason such men boot was tied with a string. a divorce front J. M.

Chase, and Chancellor eilletnEsnotto ompson arrested January siderable variance in the length of genuine dors of the mother preparations for tie Allison who granted the divorce, gave Sheriff W. C. Th In Payton El ht lei ildi and Co ts Ma 1 ng n.ne. rne ding went on. By arrangement Mr.

Bot go out on their runs that they might be placed Sequel to a Gold-Brick Swindle. the mother the custody of the 5-year-old Ile and signatures. In all his investioations on the Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. Miss Conlisk Met at tbe depot in Toledo at the Purdem coal mines to-day subject witness stated he had never but Once under arrest in Colorado to-day. Len Tile were indicted by the Bell county found i CHICAGO, January was a MOBERLY Mo.

January oun two signatures by the same person of ht business 27 -E1 Findlay, and were married at the ha boldest ever Some of the robberies were the daughter. After this Chase left the State. Grand Jury last week for the murder of Miss. heard of. Frequently trains would be stopped "personal" as it appeared in a local paper: Wednesday afternoon he appeared at the Meida Bryant near Jellico some time ago.

so near the same length, and a proved to Th firms en. West Coates street were eompletely' Th or left Chloe on rear. ey between stations, cars broken open, goods Eiteenet-J. le Have heard from Germany; home of John Ward, brother of Mrs. Chase, Tile is still at large.

be forgeries. The witness also that bride trip last night after telegfa loaded in wagotis and removed to regularly money is safe; must see you C. H. C. where the child was visiting.

He told Mrs. there were evidences of some sort of tracery destroyed by fire this morning together With Conlisk not to proceed further with the selected places. The cars would then be re- looked harmless and simple. and no one With him uptown and have her picture THE "CONFEDERATE" NICKEL. the ink.

The witness had also applied the tended from 541 West Coates to No. 551, the ard that he wanted the child to go on the paper previous to the application of their contents. The Buildings burned ex- ding arrangements. sealed in such a manner a to defy detection to read it would have imagined that it meant It em signatures ures alleged sgna th measurement to aege as to what point on the road the goods had so Much. C.

H. Curtis, the man who taken. Ile promised to return the child test corner of Coates been removed. One time the thieves were de- signed it, is a Winfield (Kan.) farmer, that failed to do so. Mrs.

Chase. llow a Smart Die Cutter Tried to Per- of and streets. and Other Weddings. attesting witnesses, and found the same north to the alley between Coates and Win- Metaled Dispatches to the Globe-Danatiorat. feated in taking out a piano because their force and J.

B. Curtis, the person to whom as soon as she heard of the matter, at once petuate the Stars and Bars. remarkable and suspicious exactness' as to cheiner streets. i The total loss was something Loritenteme Mo. etannaty 27.

-Homes length. From, every test applied the witness was not sufficient to move other goods it was addressed, is his brother, a rest- took steps to recover her child. She was liti- special Dispatch to the elob-Democrat. over $90.000. while the ins 1 Miss "I Mater were marele erance on te ey an Ise na gave it as his opinion that all the signatures between it and the car door.

Silk dress goods, dent of Waukesha, Wis. These two brothers able to learn anything of the whereabouts of CARTHAGE. January Ewell, a of testator and witnesses on both will and covered about one-third of that night. furnishings for both men and women, car- there until 1882, when they went to Kansas. notified, were raised on a farm in andiana, and lived the child or Chase.

The police were then amount. Losses are as follows: No. pets, lace curtains, cigars, -groceries and fied, and telegrams were sent in all direc- merchant of this vicinity. was Union duplicate were simulated, probably by super- a en on intemeition. 1 per GOSTIEN.

ID. 1 07 Thi anuary 541. owned by Mrs. Sallie nenenn uor alike were take Search liqin warrants i spite of the to Intercept Mr Chase is near- prisoner in Andersonville and while there general it lpression ar c'eeId with int Chase. 1 Miss-Jennie Ritchie was married to Pro loss $100: occupied by O.

O. Moore's hoe brinnto light that one engineer had velvet that Kansas farmers do not grow wild grief over the loss of her child. there The testimony of the housekeeper. 'Miss Scott, of Washburne College, Topeka ho loss 20 No 543 owned W. p.

$. developed a delicacy of touch that is Lydia Jenkins, related mainly to the issue carpets on the floors of his home in this cite' rich, the Curtis boys prospered and soon Moody, loss $700; no insurance occupied by i remarkable. He can detect by the use of of undue influence and the control which Mrs. E. A feed SUICIDES.

rown ee store. MO insurance, befitting the mansion of a millionaire. Arm had considerable money in hand. In June, Tried to Kill His Wife. McDonald was 'alleged to exercise over her loads of cigars were taken from the cellar of they (tweet' their and ha NSTIOD in his lingers the denomination of money and Ch.

$1000. No. 545, owned by Barney Hillman toQtifieri thet whorl 'Mica JaQiale I Nearly Twenty Employes in Custody and Much Plunder Recovered. A Negro LynchedSensational Testimony In the Jones-Veal Murder CaseAsk, ing Pardon for Robber Smith Calendar Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. RATON, N.

Januari -the New Mexico division of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe liallway. which leaves the main line at LaJunta, thelcompany has been suffering heavy loeees of freight in transit for eighteen Months. The total is placed at About three months ago secret service agents were placed on the line in various occupations. A few days ago two ot the employee became Involved in a personal quarrel, which made It necessary to brine matters to a close quick, ly. A brakeman named Agerter missed his trunk in La Junta last Sunday.

He suspected Extra Conductor Crotty of taking it tie had Crotty arrested at Trinidad on Monday night. This affair precipitated the whole bustnese. -as Claim Agent Franklin. At La ordered by the detectives. made a search and found in the trunk damaging evi- deuce- in the way of stolen goods.

Agerter was not, inclined to press his suit. On suspicion that Agerter would leave the country on the arrival of his train at Raton, be was arrested by Sheriff Creiger at Trin. Riad yesterday as the train passed 'through that place. From that time as fast as the suspects arrived at terminals they were arrested. To-night nine engineers.

brakemen and firemen are in jail at points in Colorado, and four others are held subject to the laws of New Mexico. A number of others, mostly brakemen, having beard of their peril. made their escape. At La Junta Sheriff Hickman arrested Engineers James Smith, Robert Stout and O. B.

Reed. Wm. Delany, Conductor J. D. Meyers and Brakeman W.

J. Moorehead, as they arrived at the end of their runs early this morning. At Trinidad Sheriff Creiger has Conductor Crotty, for whom a new warrant had been served, and Brakemen P. D. Agerter and W.

C. Brown. At Raton Sheriff McQuiston has 'Brakeman F. D. Landon and ex-Conductor E.

A. Austin. the latter at present enagaged in the liquor ousiness. Warrants are out brothers to arrive late tonight As the laws of New Mexico do not provide for such punishment as the company wishes to have dealt out to dishonest employes, all such cases as can be will be prosecuted in Colorado. For this reason such men as were at Raton last night were allowed to go out on their runs that they might be placed under arrest in Colorado to-day.

Some of the robberies were the boldest ever heard of. Frequently trains would be stopped between stations. cars broken open, goods loaded in wagons and removed to regularly selected plaCes. The cars WOUla then be resealed in such a manner as to defy detection as to what point on the road the goods had been removed. One time the thieves were defeated in taking out a piano because their force was not sufficient to move other goods between it and the car door.

Silk dress goods, furnishings for both men and women, carpets. lace curtains. cigars, groceries and liquor alike were taken. Search warrants bring.to light that one engineer had velvet carpets on the floors of his home in this city befitting the mansion of a millionaire. Arm loads of cigars were taken from the cellar of Special Dispatch the Globe-Demoerat his home and was arrested with his bloody orluattrizum.

Ai. stockyoue. January TJA tarcult PARIS, January horrible clothing en fie was tried and convicted at ertior to-day issued requisitions on the Court thia evettitut the jury in the case of 33449-ir Lastaeeree on Twit scaveotn. Phill lamontaitIe vs. the Chi and the rity police force he had to arrest here shortly alter noon to-day for the murder 1 retr 1 LI 0 Twenty Employes in Custody crime.

exceeding in atrocity anything ever rbruaT (4Ye prnorFraTifCoial.ournaddeor and Evidences of Tracery 'Upon the Paper Be Hobert IttalettattAVE Aus January o. Wanted in Chicago for Conspiracy to fore the Application of Ink-The old Much Plunder 'Recovered. was committed last night. Sev- Northwestern Railway brought in a verdict tit .011 Alll eral months ago. when, Henry yance was on Scroggins, nwhite lgoy, aged 17, was hanged Also, a requisition on the Governor of itrdiana Railway Iteid Responsible allowing the plaintiff So000 damages in.

os.iho. for Henry Valentine, under arrest at 'stun- -Infrinement of Pities sustained in a runaway. the team be -1 of a Jewish peddler. known as Shustig. He cie Ind.

and wanted at Salem for burglary Patent. coming friebtened at a pile of He est, ro Lynched-Senaational Testimony Henry Smith, a large. powerful mulatto. to have beenpaid to do the deed. ana lareirly.

a sued for $7000. Ms wile has a suit for ea eqm runamaowuanyt. for injuries sustained in the 41 4 kw ICIS mith was drunk, and drawing his knife Iones-Veal Murder Caaos-Ask- glade a desperate resistance. Ile Watt only The execution on smoothly. I ual ing Pardon for Bobber bber Smith captured atter a free use of the mace by Vance.

Held for Arson and Assault. .,.1 sae ea li to the Globe-Democrat. 9, There 'Upheld the Separate School Law. -Criminal Calendar. Smith swore then that if he lived he would A Private Detective Shot.

Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat te INDIANAPOLIS. JAVD, Januar? Special Dispatch to the obe-Democrat. be revenged on Vance for the clubbing he got Special Dispetch to the Globe-Democrat. OoLottapo Spentee. Jai Ctf perfect purity- anNaltiaTURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.

were two witnesses of sucl2 importance in the Rose etc. Yesterday Myrtle, the daughter of Criminal-4 January Loewen- Mrs. Fantde Rawlson Of Manitou Park. has DTHRIE, January years Mr. Vance.was on the sidewalk near her home Moimitch to the Globe-Democrat -when the negro came along, picked her up stein.

a private detective was found In a McDonald will case to-day that their testi- been Placed in jail here to await trial at the the negroes have been lighting separate Economy in their use. Of great strength. mony invested the case With More interest schools in the courts Of the Territory. de- 0 IN N. January New and carried her oft He was seen passing the dying condition in his apartments at No.

court. The charges against her are than has been aroused sinceahe case was corn- mantling that their children be admitted vita division of the Atchison, Topeka and MaLzesiorwaces, but the child was not 169 John street early this morning with a arson and assault with intent to kilt She is "ose'ew. Flavor as delicately deliciously as the fresh fruit sag wtoehave set nre to Walter Long's house, menced. One of these was Miss Lydia Jenkins, the white children. Tne District cowls dere thought that Smith as only Fe liallway which leaves the main filitrting some child home.

bullet wound In Ws left temple. There wee a he rushed out she attacked hi LaJunta. the company has been suf- At night, the chila not returning, search one witnees only to the deed, and that was with an ax. for thirty-six years a housekeeper in the seludperto minefacvoouertolot-dheamy itteV: reescohoOthliss, decision ithone was made for her. but unavailingly.

This mary L. Bolt, alias Volast, 45 years old. with house of Seaator McDonald. and the other heavy lo Of freight in declaring the se arate school I tl COnS t11- 13 a morning the search was renewed. At Smith's whom Loewenstein had been living for some Ella Ford's Murderer.

Marshall D. Ewell, the first expert in the Mat- tionet. for eighteen months. The total home it was ascertained from his wile.that time. The woman says Loewenstein shot A .4...6 1- with lanteichtl Intont but thoi rtrbIlisoi 'LWMEN'.

N.J.. January Morris ter of hand writing who has thus far been WEDDINGS. I end, mte6, .0 V.k-,L W.L.LACU dalph Herring the noted -engineer who pre-! A few days aga two ot the employee became time she had not seen him. The search for wound was in the left temple, The bullet in a chimney. The crime -was revealed by a ly ws.

membera mos R.L.A the hld tti it scien pared plans tor Chicago $2 000 000 sewer '5, and is known to the engineerin world twice brok en th eir th Berths -Bailey, of Cata'wasco, Involved in a personal quarrel, 'which made the child continued Until' 3:30 In when took a downward course. and no powder- woman's dream and the body was found on Is engageMen a alarm' stiots in the southwest Dart of the city burn appeared On the temple. The woman buried in the cellar just as she had seen it tine organizations of the United States and It necessary to brine matters to a close quick- proclaimed that some trace of the child had acknowledged' haring taken an unusual le her eleee. England, but that be was a laWyer. 1 here applying for a divorce, alleging deer- and within a W.

eek too Mr Bailey ly. A brakeman named Agerter missed his been discovered. A searcn party going through amount of morphine last night For some and the author of a number of legal pub- 1 tion, His New York address is No. g77 Park Wealthy Miss Bailey Is a the ground near a black Jack tre Thre ere sef of Mr. Herring came to Sioux Falls' one i trunk in La Junta last Sunday.

He suspected a dense Piece of woods found a pool of blood on time La ewenstein he wman hat ut alter been trying to rid him ti Through the Heart. licaons. He testiped that Last Friday was the day first set for the had made a I rc'w e. wl to, she ran Extra Conductor Crotty of taking it He had IN some email evidences that the ground had She was locked up on suspicion. Loewe emocrat.

S.ee ial Dia pa toil to the Globe-D special study Of the microscope as applied to milrotgo, and only recently made an appli-- Malik guests were at the Bailey Crotty arrested at Trinidad on Monday night. been disturbed, as if a slight struggle had stein is at the hospital in an unconscious con- BURLINGTON. January 27W. M. Blair, handwriting, and that he had testified as an and preparations had been made for the This affair -preci it ated the whole bual- taken place.

and within a few feet a pile of dition and can not live. a popular young man, shot himself in the expert in many celebrated cases among Five Dollitr for Five Cents many The clergyman and the leaves showed the im ression of some weight, ness. As Claim Agent Franklin, At La as if they had been laid upon A crushed and Family and Creditors in the Lurch. heart at his home in Washington this which were the Davis will case of Montana Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat were promptly on hand, but kiss ordered by the detectives. made a bent pat yes also disconred, And, nearIiiy morning, d3ring instantly.

The shooting is a the Cronin murder case in chicago, the Je- BALTIMORE. MD. JahtlaTT the failed to Her mother songht Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat 111Wq a a h. few roma will case in Chicago. and the Gortion the young wornan's room.

and a few brakemen and firemen are In jail at points in nm.A,,, sa VU'''A missing for several days. but the surprise Wife murderer, Who was to have been hanged ing the while to imitate its peculiarities; the Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. that he bad changed WS mind, and turniag Colorado, and four others are held subject to horrible death. Her mangled and torn lorm was intensified when George E. Men to-day, us, of Eitokult.

27.Suit was brought hili.heel be left the the laws of New Mexico. A number of others, showed that toe fiend had ou traged her, and has been reprieved by the Governor other method was by the Custom House, received letter from pending a review of his case by the Supreme consisted of placing a paper over the roma signa- In the Superior Court to-day by Mrs. M. mostly brakemen, having beard of their that her death was due to the torture in- Flynn, from New York, stating that he Court. I ture and tracing the outline of the name be- Meted.

1 Spoiled Her Mother's bad used the money belonging to the lodge neath, In the last six months the witness nedy against the Santa Pe peril. made their escape. At La Junta Sheriff The country Is being searched excited Cottitiltus I. January 27.At Clark's erem ny at a st the rhtoomr me ect)If here man W. Delany Conductor J.

D. Meyers and Bra FINDLAY 0 January 27 --A ntin Hickman arrested Engineers James Smith, and could not repay it, and was ashamed to had experimented with about 2000 signa- claims $5000 damages fee the tilling of her anuar detecting One gtehr ye witness si tt iems sp stated aa nt etd mean as a boyf 1111 II cs ibeaanrdi 1 1 gP ae we rr eKc ke nante Dd yu is Iwo! De me cpelmo y4eedr Mill I ohnson County, last night. burglars Robert Stout and O. B. Reed.

Fireman Wm. citizens. and no mercy will be shown Smith if meet his friends. It Is understood that Flynn succee 14 blowing open a fire-proof safe Brake- is caught. Information has been received bet heavily on -the last election and the money to pay his debts of rld aayg9afternoon J.

Moorehead. they arrived at fro am Texarkana that a negro answering tOok i containing a eas an in no es an measurement. and this test he bad applied to 23 1b9i. this morning. At Smith's description arrived there to-day on 110nOr.

His property in this city is escaped. dtherteescli the alleged signature of Senator McDonald to I 1 City PaSsetigerf Agent of the Findlay, the end of their runs early Trinidad Sheriff Crelger has Conductor Crot- a freight train. The man is being hunted for heavily mortgaged. In the bonds furnished RED OAK, Io. January 27.The wife of the will and the duplicate, using the most Bertha" Party to the Suit; Wayne and Westprn Railroad.

ty, for whom a new warrant bad been served, by officers there. by Flynn to the lodge the New York Fidelity Motel-keeper Grace arrested for alleged com- delicately adjusted set of instruments to be a A M. Conliskof Toledo was engaged and Brakemen P. D. Agerter and W.

C. Smith is a yellow. freckled-faced negro, tt and Trust Company were the aretY. but an plicity In her husoand's murder, was to-day found in the West. Prof.

EwellS measuring POKANE Lta ASH. January 27 Dr Brown. At Raton Sheriff McQuiston has -frith bulgiqg hair, irregularity in the signing will release them, discharged from custody, the evidence not appliance. he stated. was spaced to W.

B. Dingle, of Denver, the husband of married to a young man of -thateitt laevernteSpecial Dispatch to tbe Olobe-Demeerat. PARIS, January horrible crime. exceeding in atrocity anything ever vas committed last night. Several months ago.

when, Henry Vance was-on the city police -foreek tie bad to arrest Henry a large powerful mulatto. Smith was drunk. and drawing his knife made a desperate resistance. He was only captured atter a free use of the mace by Vance. Smith swore then that if he lived he would be revenged on Vance for the clubbing he got.

Yesterday Myrtle, the 4-year-old daughter of Mr. on the sidewalk near her home when the negro came along, picked her and carried her off. He was seen passing the Mayor's office, but the child was not recognized. It was thought that Smith was only taking some child home. At night, the chlict not returning.

search was made for her. but unavailingly. This morning the search was renewed. At Smith's home it was ascertained from his wile.that her husband did not come in until just- before daybreak; that he was bareheaded. and after getting breakfast took his departure, since which time she had not seen him.

The search for the child Continued Until 3:30 p. when signal shots in the southwest part of the city proclaimed that some trace of the child had been discovered. A searcn party going through a dense piece of woods found a pool of blood On the ground near a black Jack tree. There were some email evidences that the ground bad been disturbed, as if a slight struggle had taken place. and within a few feet a pile of leaves showed the impression of some weight, as if they bad been laid upon.

A crushed and bent hat was also discovered, and near by were found pieces of a child's clothing. The hat was identified as that of Smith. The undergarments found were identified as those worn by Myrtle Vance when she left home. A further search resulted in the nnding of her body. It lay within 20 feet of where Smith hall slept the night away and had been eovered with leaves and brush to conceal it.

There were bruises on the face. When the body was examined it was found that the child had died a horrible death. Her mangled and torn form showed that the fiend had outraged her, and that her death was due to the torture inflicted. The country Is being searched by excited citizens. and no mercy will be shown Smith if he is caught.

Information has been received from Texarkana that a negro answering to Smith's description arrived there to-day on a freight train. The man is being hunted for by officers there. Dy onicers there. Smith is a yellow. freckled-faced negro, tall, with bulging forehead, coarse open hair, not kinky.

He has a scar on his right cheek and one on the side of his bead over the right ear. He has thin beard on his chin and a thin mustache. His teeth are large and wide apart. He wore a white dotted bosom shirt, striped pants, coat and overcoat, blue overalls for drawers, boots with one heel gone and the tops cut off. The inside seam of the right boot was tied with a string.

Sequel to a Gold-Brick Swindle. CHICAGO, January 27.Th18 was a "personal' as it appeared in a local paper: EntiONAL.I. B. Have heard from Germany; j. money is safe; must 5 Ott you.

C. H. C. It looked harmless and simple, and no one to read it would have imagined that it meant so Much. C.

H. Curtis. the man who signed it, is a Winfield (Kan.) farmer, and J. B. Curtis, the person to whom It was addressed, is nis brother, a resident of Waukesha, Wis.

These two brothers were raised on a farm in andiana. and lived there until 1882, when they went to Kansas. lu spite of the general it ipression that Kansas farmers do not grow rich. the Curtis boys prospered and soon had considerable money in hand. In June, 1889, they owned their farm and had $5000 in his home and was arrested with his bloody clothing en.

He was tried and convicted at Belem last February. A ROT ON Tint SCAFFOLD. IDRIDWDEIASL. Al-a January J. Scroggins, a-white icy.

aged 17. Was hanged here shortly alter noon to-day for the murder of a Jewish peddler known as Shustig. Be claimed to have been paid to do the deed. The execution passed smoothly. A Private Detective Shot.

Special Dispatch to the (Ache-Democrat. Orients Art. January Loewenstein. a private detective was found in a dying condition in his apartments at No. 169 John street early this morning with a bullet WOUnd in las left temple.

There Was one witneas only to the deed, and that was Mary L. Bolt, alias Vo last, 45 years old with whom Loewenstein had been living for some time. The woman says Loewenstein shot with suicidal intent, but the police do not believe it The weapon used had never been seen in the victim's possession. It was found lying by his right shoulder, yet the wound was in the left The bullet took a downward course. and no powder-burn appeared On the temple.

The woman acknowledged' having taken an unusual amount of morphine last night For some time Loewenstein had been trying to rid himself of the woman, but she ran alter him. She was locked up on suspicion. Loewenstein is at the hospital' in an unconscious condition and can not live. Family and Creditors in the Lurch. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

BRIDGEPORT, Co January 27.Mark Flynn. well known and very popular in this city, bas disappeared, and left behind a wife and several small children and the treas. Ury- of a local lodge nearly $1000 short Flynn was an attache of the Post Office in this city and Treasurer of Court Marina, of the Order of Foresters. lie has been missing for several days. but the surprise was intensified when George E.

Menus, of the Custom House, received letter from Flynn. from New York, stating that he had used the money belonging to the lodge and could not repay it, and was ashamed to meet his friends. It is understood that Flynn bet heavily on -the last election and took the money to pay his debts of honor. His property in this city is heavily mortgaged. In the bonds ftirnished by Flynn to the lodge the New York Fidelity and Trust Company were the surety.

but an Irregularity in the signing will release them. and the lodge will have to lose it Kidnaped Ills Child. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. NASHVILLE, January 27.in May, 1891, Mrs. Emma Chase, of this clty secured a divorce from J.

M. Chase. and Chancellor Allison, who granted the divorce, gave themother the custody of the 5-year-old daughter. After this Chase left the State. Wednesday afternoon he appeared at the home of John Ward, brother of Mrs.

Chase, where the child was visiting. He told Mrs. Ward that be wanted the child to go with him uptown and have her picture taken. lie promised to return the child that failed to do so. Mrs.

Chase, as soon as she heard of the matter, at once took steps to recover her child. She was unable to learn anything of the whereabouts of the child or Chase. The police were then notified, and telegrams were sent in all directions to intercept Chase. Mrs. Chase is nearly wild with grief over the loss of her child.

Tried to Kitt His Wife. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Demoorat. Governor to-day issued requisitions on the Gcrrernor of Colorado for Jacob Levy and Philip Franklin. under arrest at Denver and wanted in Chicago tor conspiracy to defraud. Also, a requisition On the Governor of ludiana henry enry valentine.

under arrest at Muncie, Ind. an wanted at Salem for burglary and larceny ny. Held for Arson and Assault. .1 Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CoLoitano SPRINGs, January 27.

Mrs. Fannie airwlson, Of Manitou Park has been placed in sail here to await trial at the District Court. The charges against her are arson and assault with intent to kill. She is said to have set ere to Walter Long's house, and when he -rushed out she attacked him Ella Ford's Murderer. CAMDEN.

N. January 27.George Morris, of Hillman a negro, accused of having murdered Ella Ford, his mistress, was arrested to-day in Philadelphia. He was found hiding In a chimney. The crime revealed by a woman'a dream, and tiae body was found burled In the cellar just as she had seen it In her sleep. Through the Heart.

Special Diapatch to the Globe-Democrat. BoRLINOToN. January 27.W. M. Blair, a popular young Man, shot himself in the heart at his home in Washington, 'this morning, dying instantly.

The shooting is a mystery, as the boy had every reason for wishing ttyve. Other Crimes. Special Dispatches to the Globe-Democrat. GADSDEN, January 27.George Sargent. colored, was lodged in jail at Mountsville to-day, charged with the murder of Callie Graves, also colored.

FRESNO, January 27 Dr. Vincent, wife murderer, who was to have been hanged to-day, has been reprieved by the Governor, pending a review of his case by the Supreme Court. Cottmiltus, January 27. At Clark's Mills, in Johnson County, last night, burglars succeeded in blowing open a fire-proof safe containing eash and in note and escaped. I I RED OAK, January 27.The wile of Motel-keeper Grace arrested for alleged complicity In her husDand's murder, was to-day discharged from custody, the evidence not being suftclent to hold her to the Grand Jury.

PAIREbtY January 27.The celebrated Estis vs. Elliott case came to an end to-day by the Jury bringing in a verdict of guilty. Estis, -who is a prominent citizen and over 60 years old, was charged with assault- lug a 14-year-old girl. MIDDLEsnottot January 27.Deputy Sheriff W. C.

Thompson arrested F. Payton at the Purdem coal mines to-day. lie and Len Tile were indicted by the Bell county Grand Jury last week for the murder of Miss 1 Melda Bryant near Jellico some time ago. Tile is still at large. THE CONFEDERATE" NICKEL.

How a Smart Die (-utter Tried to Perpetuate the Stars and Bars. Special Dispatch to the elobs-Democrat. CARTUALG4 January 27.J. S. Ewell, a merchant of this vicinity.

was a Union prisoner in Andersonville, and Nvhile there developed a delicacy of touch that is remarkable. Be can detect by the use of his lingers the denomination of money and MEI.Mimwri.mmommEliil Evidences of Tracery Upon the Paver Pe-fore the Application of InkThe Railway Iteict Responsible Infringement of Patent Special Dispatch to the Globe-DemocratlivetaleArolas. ID. January 27. --There were two witnesses of such importance in the McDonald will case to-day that their testimony invested the ease with More interest than has been aroused sinceahe case was commenced.

One of these was Miss Lydia Jenkins, for thirty-aix years a housekeeper in the house of Seaator McDonald. and the other Marshall D. Ewell, the first expert in the matter of hand-writing who has thus far been upon the witness stand. As establishing his competence to testify as an expert Prof. Ewell testified that he not only held membership in most of the scientific organizations of the United States and England, but that be was a lawyer.

and the author of a bumber of legal publications. He testified that he had made a special study of the microscope as applied to handwriting, and that he had testified as an expert in many celebrated cases, among which were the Davis will case of Montana, the Cronin murder ease in Chicago, the Jerome will case in Chicago, and the Gornon will case of Jersey City. His experiments and 'examinations extended not only to signatures, but to all kinds of writing that litigation involved. Mr. Ewell's testimony wee interesting from a scientific standpoint As well as applied to the case at issue.

There were two Ways, he said. of counterfeiting signatures, one being the freehand method, in which the forger studieia the characteristics of the signature, practicing the while to imitate its peculiarities; the other method was by consisted of placing a paper over the signature and tracing the outline of the name beneath, In the last six months the witness had experimented with about 2000 signatures. One of the most important means of detecting forgery, witness stated, was by measurement. and this test he had applied to the alleged signature of Senator McDonald to the will and the duplicate, using the most delicately adjusted set of instruments to be found in the West. Prof.

EweIrS measuring appliance, he stated. was Spaced to 1-250th part of an Inch. Bringing it to bear on the signatures to the alleged 'will, 'he found each to be Site millimeters in length. There might have been a difference of one-tenth of -a millimeter5 but witness doubted it. Witness stated that this exactness was against the genuineness of the signatures.

since experiments showed a Considerable variance in the length of genuine signatures. In all his Investigations on the subject. witness stated he had never but once found two signatures by the sates person of so near the same length, and a proved to be forgeries. The witness alsstified that there were evidences of some sort of tracery on the paper previous to the application of the ink. The witness had also applied the test of measurement to the alleged signatures of tee attesting witnesses, and found the same remarkable and suspicious exactness' as to length.

From. every test applied the witness gave it as his opinion that all the signateres of testator and witnesses on both will and duplicate were simulated, probably by stiperimposition. The testimony of the housekeeper. Miss Lydia Jenkins, related mainly to the issue of undue influence and the control which Mrs. McDonald was alleged to exercise over her husband.

She testified that when Miss Jessie ROMEPOnD, Circuit Court MIS everting the jury in the case Of Hobert de 'Llmontanye vs. the Chicago and Northwestern Railway brought in a verdict allowing the plaintiff $5000 damages ifor in Paries sustained in a runaway the team becoming frightened at a toile of He sued for $7000. His wife has a suit for att equal amount for injuries sustained in the sante runaway. trpheld the Separate School Law. Special Dispatch to the 3 GUTHRIE, January two years the negroes have been Illghting separate schools in the courts of the demanding that their children be admitted with the white children.

Tne District cowls de-, eideci in favor of the mixed, schoOle, but the Supreme Court to-day reversed this decision declaring the separate school law constitu- tional. Engineer Herrin a Wishes a Divorce. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SIOUX FALLS, S. January dolph Herring, the noted engineer who pre dolph Herring, the noted engineer who pre-' pared plans tor Chicago's $25.000,000 sewer, and is knOW12 to the engineering world, is here applying for a divorce, alleging desertion.

His New Yorit address is No. g77 Part' row. Mr. Herring came to Sioux Falls one year ago, and only recently made an appli-, cation. Five DOIIitre for rive Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

BALTIMORE, MD. January 27.During the recent cold spells the cable cars have been repeatedly tied up owing to some accident on the line. one citizen who had lust Paid his fare when a tie-up occurred asked for the return of his nickel. It wasrefused. He brought suit for damages and to-day was awarded and costs.

I Sues for $5000 Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat KEoKuC. IO. January 27.Suit was brought in the Superior Court to-day by Mrs. M. Kennedy against the Santa re claims $5000 damages for the killing of her husband.

Peter Kennedy, who was employed In clearing a wreck at Dumas. December 25. 1691. "Big Bertha" Party to the Suit. SPOKANH FALLS.

January 27.Dr: W. B. Dingle, of Denver, the husband of Lillie Mason, a variety actress. ha 4 brought suit against Big Bertha, the conddence queen. and Rudolph Gockow.

a wealthy brewer of this city, for alienating his wife's affections. FIRES. Eight Buildings and Contents Burned. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. MoBERLY, January business firms on West Coates street were completely' destroyed by fire this morning together with their contents.

The buildings burned extended from 541 West Coates to No. 551, the corner of Coates and Johnson streets, and north to the alley between Coates and Winchester streets. The total loss was something over $20.000. while the insurance only covered about one-third of that amount. Losses are as follows; No.

541. owned by Mrs. Sallie loss $100; occupied by 0. 0. Moore's shoe shop.

loss $20. No. 543, owned by W. T. Moody, loss $700; no insurance; -occupied by E.

A. Brown's feed store. $1600; insurance, $1000. No. 545, owned by Barney Hillman, 4vorm, rktract NATURAL FRUIT nXORS.

IVaniiia Of perfect purity, Lemon Of great Orange Economy in their use. Mayor as delicately and deliciously as the fresh fruit Vanala Lemon Orange WEDDINGS6- Changed Their Minds at the Altar. HAtELTON; January and Miss' Berthe Bailey, of Catawasco, twice broken their engagement at the and within a week, too. Mr. Bailey wealthy Miss Bailey is a -Last Friday was the day first set for the ding.

Many guests were at the Bailey and preparations had been made for the many, The clergyman and the were promptly on hand, but Miss laded to appear. Her mother songht the young woman's room. and a few later Miss Baxley appeared On reaching parlor door she -turned and fled from house. The marriage was necessarily potted. Miss Bailey was found at the her sister The excuse she ()tiered was she was nervous.

She tinallv consented try it over, and last night was set event. Everything went ahead as before all the guests were on hand. Just taking the final vows, Mr. Bailey that he had changed hie mind, and turning his heel he left the room. Spoiled Fier Mother's Plans.

Fl libtAlt. 0.. January riags ceremony was performed here day afternoon at the home of Clyde City Passerigerf Agent of the Findlay, Wayne and Westprn Railroad. MiseLouls M. Conlisk.

of Toledo. wee engaged married to a young man of preparations were all completed. The it seems was designed to please young lady 's mother more than herself. several months ago Miss Conlisk saw In love with Fred G. Boyd, Traveling Agent of the Clover Leaf route, and followed In the faintly.

Mr. was forbidden the houee, and under of the mother preparations for the went on. By arrangement Mr. Boyd Miss Conlisk Met at the depot in to Findlay, and were married at the Mr, Spear. They left for Chicago on bridal trip last night atter telegraphing Conlisk not to proceed further witn the ding arrangements.

Other Weddings. Special Dispatches to the Globe-Democrat. Mo. 27. Homer and Miss ma Hunter were married night.

GossEx. Miss Jennie Ritchie was married to Prof. S. Scott, CdWashburne College. Topeka, 1 SUICIDES.

1 On ar 4- ysepse at Spear, Fort, Miss'Loulsa to be azrd the on mar. Spear. Port, to be azrd the 1 another. At the house of a third lace curtains valued at MOO were found. Outsiders are expected to be implicated before the is throughewith.

The agent at Thatcher and his wife, who acted as night operator. were arrested this afternoon as receivers of some of the stolen goods. Every hour brings to light such developments as to Indicate that only the beginning has been reached. The $80,000 Cheek Forgery. Feeetal Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

NEW YogE January nerve of the youth who wanted to get a forged, but certified. check on the Merchants'. National Bank for cashed in Albany-on Thursday, 'went back on him when the clerk of the Kenmore Hotel, whom he had asked for an advance on the check, began to make inquiries. Be got out of the hotel as quickly as he could and took to the railroad track. Fle tore the check into little bits.

he says. and consigned the bits to the four winds as he tramped across the bridge on his way to Troy. Be hid in Troy until night and then with the money he had left he bought a ticket to New York, and boarded a train. This youth is James Sturgis, the 17-year-old son of Appleton Sturgis, a member of the Union Club and the Down-Town Club, and a prominent man in the New York Athletic Club. Without a bit bf his nerve left the boy appeared before the reporters at police headquarters this -afternoon.

He was sobbing and crying his eyes out. He fits the police description, an innocent kid." He told all, and pleaded for mercy. He was remancled-until to-morrow, and was put in a cell. Inspector McLaughlin said The boy is not a criminal; he's simply a kid. This is undoubtedly his first offense, and he was duped into committing this." The name of the clerk of the Royal luau-ranee Company who forged the check which Sturgis tried to cash came out to-day in the Tombs Court.

lie is George W. Nesbitt, a prominent member of the Columbus Bicycle Nesbitt and Sturgis used to meet after business hours and go riding to- gether. Nesbitt made a confession to-day, and told how he roped Sturgis into the check business. It was as follows: "I got this check from the check boot one day in the office of the Royal Insurance Company. There was no one around at that time and it suddenly flashed across my mind to take some of the checks.

I took four and destroyed three. After the check was prepared by me I told my plan to and proposed that he take the check and dispose of it and we would divide the proceeds. I think on Tuesday he sent the check to the Merchants' Bank to be cashed. It was returned by the bank-, the officials stating that they would flat pay so large a check the way requested, but the check was certified. I saw Sturgis on Tuesday night.

Be said he was going to Albany and expected to have the check cashed there. Sturgis is innocent. I was the one who suggested the transaction. He knew nothing of the forgery until the thing was done." Sturgis' story of how he became involved as the same that Nesbitt told. He did not realize' what a big thing the check was until the hotel clerk gasped and whistled.

lie was in for it then and started to carry out the bluff, but his nerve went beet On him and he fled. His only idea, he said, was to put back to New York and confess all to his father. President Gallaway, pi the bank, said to-day that the bank would push the case against Nesbitt, but not against the boy. It is not likely, however, Sturgiss will ever again cultivate an $80,000 nerve. WiCRITA, January 27.P.

J. Bli 3-tonight attempted to kill his Wife. About a year ago Bliss deserted her and none of his family knew of his whereabouts until early this week. when he returned and attempted to effect a reconciliation. Failing in this he forced his way into his wife's residence to-night, accused her of infidelity and threatened her life.

Just as Bliss had drawn a pistol from his pockt his son entered the room. and taking in the situation immediately grappled with his father, and a terrible conflict commenced between two men, Bliss shootirtif at his wife evert time be could get nis arm free. He was finally overpowered. Be fired three shots at the woman, but was always wide of his mark. He is now in Jail.

Iteyden's Stens; of Insanity. CRICAGO ILL. January 27.The police are trying to determine whether Qr not Albert Heyden, the Buffalo, N. German who was roobed of $5000 cash by Josie Rice and narrowly missed losing drafts for $30.000 more. is in his right Mind.

Since the woman was sent to the County Vil in default of MOO bail Heyden has appa 'ently formed a deep attachment for her. He has already made a propoRition to a professional bondsman in regard to the release of the woman on ball, and IR spending his time among her associates in the delectable levee" district. This morning he visited the barber shop where Alfred Totlen, now under bonds as accessory to his robbery, is employed. and was shaved by Tot'len, after which he visited a police station and told of the circumstance as a good Joke. tharged with Stealing a Will.

SEATTLE, WASH. January 27.Mrs. Minnie Yes ler. Dr. J.

Eugene Jordan and Dr. H. Martin Van Buren were arrested last night on a charge of stealing the will of the late Henri L. Tesler, the millionaire pioneer, and husband of the first named defendant. At the time of Yesier's death it was generally supposed be left a will, but inquiry failed to discover it.

Detectives now claim to have positive evidence that a will was left by Yesler. It is claimed that' J. D. Lowman was made the sole executor. The will, it is said, leaves valuable property to Mrs.

Yealer and Lowman, but the greater portion ot the es- tate, valued at about 2,000,000, is left to the city of Seattle. Ex-Bank President Arrested. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. Tacriaska, January 27.James D. Russell was arrested at 2 o'clock this afternoon on the charge of embezzlement.

When Russell was President of the State Bank of Johnson, George Grang placed In his hands WO with which to pay off a note. Russell refused to turn over the money, hence his arrest. After his arrest Russell said the money was not placed in his hands for the ourpose of paying the note, but was a deposits and was lost in the wreck of the The arrest caused a slight ripple of excitement, though it was no surprise to the people of Tecumseh. A Duel with Pistol. Special Dispatch to thi, Globe-Democrat.

PARIS, January 27.A difliculty occurred here iast night between Deputy Marshal Nelson and Dave Patterson, clerk hi the Carter House, in Which Deputy Nelson was shot in the breast and through the right arm, and Patterson as shot in the breast Nelson fired five shots at Patterson. only one taking effect, which struck his watch in an upper vest pocket over his heart, glancing downward and ranging toward his stomach. Both parties are painfully but not seriously hurt. An old lead was the cause of the affray. And over this cash came the trouble.

C. H. Curtis, the Kansan, who is at the Palmer, told the story: "My brother." said he, "and I had a big row over our money. It was my fault, and the outcome was that I lost every cent of it. I was 'worked' on the good old-fashioned goldbrick racket.

and The young man who got our cash was a Chicagoan. His parents reside in Baden Baden. and the personal means that I have settled with them and will get the money back. I am glad that the thing has been arranged, for it will bring my brother and myself together once more, he having left me in anger directly after my foolishness. Of course, do not care to enlarge on the case, but the main facts are as I have stated.

I have seen my brother, he having read the personal, and he is as well pleased as I am over the outcome of the affair. Sheriff of Winfield, worked up the case for me. and the young man's name could not be dragged from me by wild horses. Scene in Kentucky Court. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

PkIECCAll, January 27.The trial of George and Jesse Loftin, A. W. Crouch and live others for conspiracy and the murder of Joe Greer last. Christmas Eve. has been on trial for two days.

in the Benton County Court. Near the close of the examination of the prosecution's witnesses to-day a wrangle between ex-Commonwealth's attorney Sam Crusstand and W. M. Reed culminated tn Crusstand calling Reed a liar. it was like, dropping a spark in a powder magazine.

The line was drawn between the two factions and 100 bands went to hip pockets. The Sheriff and his deputies anticipated trouole. and were fully prepared to stop any disturbance. Order was soon restored and the case proceeded. On the first day of the trial an affidavit was filed making charges of prejudice and sympathy With the accused and tried to get the Judge off the bench.

He refused to retire. however. This evening the Judge discharged four of the prisoners, against whom the strongest evidence had been produced, which -so incensed the attorneys for the prosecution that they all withdrew from the case, stating that if the men discharged could not be held the others could not. The Judge will consider the case as concerns the remaining four to-morrow morning. which will doubtless result in their discharge also.

It is the biggest sensation this part of the State has had for a long while and more bloodshed is anticipated. It is liable to result in a long and bitter feud. The Jones-Veal Murder Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DaiLaa, January 27.Sensat1ona1 testimony was elicited to-day in the trial of the case of the State of Texas vs. Dr.

It. IL Jones, chargbd with the killing of W. G. Veal. Mrs.

R. H. Jones, wife of the prisoner and one of the most prominent women in North Texas, swore that Rev. W. G.

Veal, just twenty-one years ago, visited her room one night at the house of a friend and sucteeded in ravishing bier person. This was when she was the widow of James S. Bullington, the wealthiest and most prominent znan in this section of the State. Two years after the outrage she married Dr. Jones, and nineteen years later she told him for the first time of the assault.

Then Dr. Jones shot Veal dead without 'warning. Judges Anson G. Rainey, Ferris and O. A.

Dunlop, prominent lawyers and jurists of Waxahachie, Ell County, swore that they knew Veal for many years while he was a minister of the Gospel and that he was generally noted for his proposals to and assaults upon chaste women, both married and single. Rev. Charles S. Barber, of Waxahachie, swore that Veal was noted far and wide for his lust and licentiousness and assaults upon chaste women. Rev.

W. S. Gaston, of Marble Falls, Vernon County, gave the ex-preacher- a terrible reputation it is in this wi.le that be discovered among some stnall change he had received at night the presence of a queer coin. He said when be felt it among the other coins that the piece was a nickel, but that it was not like the other nickels. An investigation proved that the piece of money was what is kuc vn as a Con-.

federate nickel. 1 he piece of money is the exact size of the common nickel, and the only difference Is the bars run between the stars. indicating the "stars and bars" of the "lost cause. Mr. Ewell supplies the following interesting history regarding the Confederate nickel, so-called.

In 18(36 the United States Mint was: re-established at New Orleans, and au expert die-cutter, probably a man of Southern pro- clivities, was employed in the Dir. conceived the hlea of putting light bars between the Stars' on the nickel, and thousand: of them were minted and put into circulation. No one apparently noticed the difference be-, tween.that and the authorized Government coin. He felt so good over his little scheme to perpetuate the Confederacy. that he told some one about it, which corning to the ears of the mint authorities they promptly discharged him, but the stars and bars nickel was good money all the same, and will probably continue in circulation until they are called in by relic hunters.

ELI. I 0 1 May Cause a Split In the Church. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. LEBANON, January 27.A division in the United Baptist Church membership is imminent. A few weeks ago their pastor, Rev.

W. H. Miller, claiming permission from two of the three trustees, had the tablet bearing the inscription, B. Church, Erected in 1888, the Rev. Stackhouse.

Da-tor, which was placed on the building whca erected, removed, and B. Church" -in gilt letters substituted. A while before this. Revs. Stack-house and Miller had waxed warm in controversies and almost come to blows.

The removing of the tablet caused the members to express their views. An indictment by the. the Grand Jury against Rev. Miller for malicious trespass followed, but was quashed because of a clerical errors that of leaving the figure 2 from the year 1892. The State's Attorney has just appealed the case to the Supreme Court.

claiming it has decided that no nate at all ift necessary in such a case in the meaning of law. Sato lirs Secretary Appointed. Rome, January 27.Dr. Darretti, recorder for the Propaganda and vice rector of the College of the Propaganda, has been apppointed auditor and secretary to Archbishop Satollt, apostolic delegate to the the United States. and the nomination papers bearing on the appointment have been dispatched to the Archbishop.

1 No Stage Experience for Dunlap. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. BOSTON, MSS. January 27. James Dunlap is not to become an actor.

He will not go on the stage and take part in the sensational play which is to recall to thAnemory of the country the robbery of the Northampton Bank, In which he figured so prominently some seventeen years ago. Instead he is to lead a quiet life and endeavor to comply with the wishes of those who secured his pardon. When the announcement was Made it set many bank men by the ears, protests were sent to the Governor. lie -la about to see that Dunlap does nothing of the kind. A lengthy correspondence passed between his Excellency and Du nlan's friends.

Executive Clerk Hamlin communicated with Mrs. Howland, 'who had figured so prominently as the bank robber's lifelong friend, and asked if the report 'Was true. For answer she said that in her opinion Dunlap was under no obligation to the State .1 i 1 1 McDonald came to Indianapolis to visit relatives the first time after the marriage of Senator McDonald to his third wife, she called at her grandfather's. The Senator and his wife were out driving at the time. and Miss Jessie met them at the door when tttey returned-Such was her reception at- the hands of her grandmother that she ran crying to the room of the witneqa.

It was further stated by witness that.Mrs.. McDonald had said ta her that the best way to displease a mother was to misUse her khil re that she hated the mother of Jessie and Joe living and hated her dead, and hated her memory; that relating to the subject of the property, Mrs. McDonald had said that these grandchildren should never have any of 'Senator McDonahrs property if she could help it. Suing the Administratrix. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

EFFERgONVIA.E, IND. January Luther F. Warder has flied suit in the Clark-Circuit Court against Mrs. Sarah Goldbach. administratrik of the estateof Simon Goldbach, to force the defendant to acknowledge that a certain mortgage be' declared sat-'stied.

This was followed by a aensational action filed by Mrs. Elizabeth A. Warder and Catherine Payne against the same The complaint recites that plaintiffs are own-ere and entitled to the immediate poasession of the, following personal property: tour hundred shares of the capital stoce of -the Jeffersonville Electric Light, Gas Heating and Coke Company, of the value of thirty bonds of the same company of the value of $30041 and twenty-live shares of the capital Stock of the Jeffersonville Water Supply Corn. pany, of the value of $2500. all of which the defendant.

Mrs. Goldbach, has possession witnout right and unlawfully detained from plaintiffs, whereby they have been damaged in the sum of $1000. The plaintiffs demand judgment for the possession of said property and Siete) damages for Its detention. The White Requisition Case. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

CHEYENNE, WY, January 27.Gov. Osborne to-day heard arguments on the petition for a recall of the requisition on the Governor of New York for Chas. 'A. I White the young man who captured Cheyenne's $400,000 widow, Mrs. Nagle.

The latter has secured a divorce. It was represented to the Governor here that White had not -stolen $75,000 of securitiee. but -that they were given to him by his wife, and that she also gave him $25.000 in cash at one time and large sums of money frequently. The worn, an's attorneys claim that the ante-nuptial contract was not a consideration to induce the union. but that Mrs.

Nagle was to loan her young husband S100000 that he might enlarge his business, that of American repre- sentative of the London Illustrated This Contract is in New York and could not be' offered in evidence. The decision is reserved. Wants Damages for HI, Whipping GRAND RAPIDS, Micti. January V.Frank Leclair commenced suit for damages yesterday against President L. H.

Withey. of the Michigan Trust and Deputy Sheriffs COwans and Powers for the public thrashing administered by the officers Wednesday while acting under the instructions of the Trust cornpany, forplanning an elopement with Mrs. Averill, tne company's ward. Lecialr's wife and two children have gone to his parent's the family have endeavored to put a stop to the scandal; but Leclaifis boulid to see it through. When Deputy Cowans was arraigned fir assaulting Leciair yesterday In.

Police Court an affidavit by President. L. R. Withey was read that Leclair had promised to drop the prosecution in Consideration of $100 cash. The trial of will occur Saturday afternoon before a jury.

the the post-' home of that to for the and before announced marriage, the But and fell Passenger a disturbance Boyd the orders wedding and house of their Mrs. Nved. Dude last evening NV. Ran. Au Unsuccessful Attempt.

Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. COLORADO SPRINGS, January Alice Bachman, aged 16 years, attempted suicide at Cripple Creek last night by lauds Prompt efforts saved her. life. She gave as her reason for the deed the liaison she hali for four years maintained with her step. father; James Pierce.

Pierce had started au hour before for this city. He was arrested here and-taken back to Cripple Creek. Cut Tier Throat; Special nimpateh to the elobe-Democrat. CLARKSVILLE. TENN, January Berta Cowsette, ot the village of liedrou made a desperate and 'what will prove-asue cessful attempt at suicide a day or two Pince, and physicians have given her up.

She was found in her room with her throat cut from ear to ear and holding a blood-stained razor in her hand. She will die. Brooding over 'Ill-health. la the only reason that can be as. signed.

Disappointed in Lovo. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. ItENo, January 27.John Mentisa, A farmer attempted suicide last night by shooting himself-. with a -rifle loaded with, italls. The charge entered the head lust over the-right eye and blew off a of the intuit-larger than a silver dollar.

Mentiss Is still I alive and can talk as rationally as ever, though there is slight hope of Us recovery. He was disappointed in love. BABY RUNNING SORE Worst Sight Ever Seen. Legs, Rands, Arms Body One Solid, Beep, 'Running Sore. Began Using Catieurai In Two Weeks Great ImproTement followed by a My child began to 'be 'pore when 2 months old.

Eezh- ma on his face and'bead. It rapidly spread over till kis body. Every one who saw him maid is was the worst might they ever saw. kle had to be wound in. linen 'cloth so.

many time day, and then he would stick fast to his clothes. i could not dress. hint alone for months. His lits tie legs, hands and arms were lust onc solid. 43 ot rtinning sore; be was all over, but the deepest ones wero On t2t.oa legs and face, Ms taco and ears bad groat deep cracks In the flesh.

stud wolion Oct that he did not look like a child. 4 His were the worst extras I have ever seen of the kind. W. began using the COTICORA Rsafittnset and th two weeks we could tote great Improtrement, and new he I. Comolotely cured.

Hut Skis Is smooth and whi te. and be seem entirely well. We are po thankful. Portrait Inclosed. I Would like to tell every one who has a suffering baby about CrTIcUlts.

MRS. FRED BARRETT Winfield, Ingham County, "Melt. Cuticpra 'Me new Bien and Skin Purifier, hiternally, end etrrietRA, the grelt Skin Cure. and Curious. SOAP, an etquialte Skin Beautifier, 110.

stantly relieve and aptedily cure every and humor of the likto scalp end Biodri, with lona at hair, treat Infancy 'to age, from pimples to scrofula. Sold AVrvW1er P113e Ctrrtoult 800; Rea i i or-wed-L and se of their Mrs. RI ne W. Kau. ptell BO ohs act stet Klaa roll.

Dee, Dom azor zver as. a Ilvla vibEteIr EU 11' 1E111 ry. dst tks 'ea." toll. all oby ad 'Ptil. loss $1000; insurance, $700; occupied by Ed Floyd's grocery store, loss $600; insurance.

$:300. No. 547, owned and oecupled by W. S. shop; loss on building $2200, Insurance $1200; on stock $700, insurance $400.

No. 549.one room of tne Wagner build lag, occupied by Wayland loss, $1000; Insurance, $600. No. 551. owned by Jeff Morrow, of Macon City; loss.

$2500; no Insurance; occupied by Johnson Insurance. $1200. Building owned by W. S. Wagner and occupied by Geo.

Washington and James Holland, colored barberS: loss, $200; insurance, $100. Building owned and occupied by A. D. Van Treese. grocery store; loss on $700; on stock, $100, no in.

surance. surance. 1 Illzh School Bulldinw Burned; DETROIT, Micn. January Detroit tligh School building, corner of id and State streets. was completely destroyed by fire, which start--en at 4 o'cleck this morning.

The building was erected in 187.5, and it was the intention to use the structure for school only' untitothe new Central High School building was erected. The loss is The origin of the flee is supposed to have been the explosion of chemicals stored in the basement. Church Edifice Damazed. I Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. SEDALIA, January 27.The Methodist Episcopal Church, recentl, finished at a cost of $40,000, was discoVered to 'be in flames this morning in time le Save the building from total destruction, but the loss.

will reach over $2000. A tire left smolder--ins in a grate last night after a concert burned through a partition, and when It reached inflammable material burst into The loss is fully covered by Insurance. SURE-THING THIEVES. Methods Persil-led by Certain Swindlers in All Large Cities- tProm the San Francisco Pesr.1 "I See that the swindlers' who have lately been 'working' the guests of some of the city hotels." remarked Chief Crowley, "are being called 'bunko steerers' in the newspapers. They do not properly belong to that tribe, being rascals of another variety.

Bunko is a swindling game in itself and doesn't cover the various operations of these scallawags. 'These fellows who work the hotels and confederates might more properly be denominated sure-thing men or sure-thing thieves, for about the only distinctive feature about their methods Is that they are always such as work on the 'heads-I-win-talls-youlose' principle. Cards or dice, whatever may be used to rob the stranger, all are used In such aimiOner that the Ivictini never has the 'slighteXchance. It is never gambling i it le simply robbery from start to finish. "However." pursued the chief, -don't suppose it makes much difference to a man who is robbed by what name you mention the man who.

steals his money. The principal thing is to warn the public against the rascals and to make it lively for the latter by every means possible, otThese scoundrels are artlits puivued the speaker. "With the dice-boxes that they use tney never fail to throw anything they choose, while with their prePared packs of cards and the assistance of confederates they are equally sitillint and successfult-' No, whatever the means emplo'yed -there is telliope for the victims once they are In the tolls. 01 course the first thing With the thieves is to scrape acquaintanee with the Men.whom they propose to victimize. This is done according to the but apparently.

ever sue-. cessful Methods. A fellow will about the desk at a hotel and watch men register, thus, easily 'obtaining their names and dresses. The next thing is to seize a favorable opportunity on the street to familiarily accost 1 'i I -I 1 I 1 I 1 Asking Pardon for Bobber Smith. Special Dispatch to the globe-Democrat.

ALBUQtrtaQtg, N.M.. January 27.An effort Is being made to get J. J. Smith; the Canon Diablo train robber, Out of the Yuma (Ariz. Penitentiary.

An application upon a writ of babeas corpus was submitted yesterday to the Territorial Supreme Court through his attorney, E. M. Doe. Since Snaith waif went to the, Penitentiary a change in the statures has been made, and it is through this revision that Mr. Doe expects to get his robber client free.

The robbery was done at Canyon Diablo, on the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, In March. 1g89. Acrass the canyon is Evi immense bridge, and as the east-bound passen, ger train, coming toward this city slowed at the bridge, four men mounted the platform of the nrst coach and commenced terrorizing the passengers by shooting They plundered the passengers and trainmen at the points of their pistols, securing about SI00). all the money there was on the train. smith was Captured in the mountains of Utah.

but escaped from a railroad train. broke his shackles and fled to Ott the ninth day, after his thrilling and perilous leap, from the car window be discov-- 1 ered a woman wandering aimlessly on the Panhandle prairie. She was emaciated and could hardly speak, but Smith saw that abe was lost and had been without food for 'several days. tie remembered that he had passed a windmill about ten miles 4 back, and placing the suffering woman on the back of his horse he retraced his way to the wind-mill. he gave the woman water and left nee.

Be had scarcely gone live miles hong a cattle trail when he came across a camp of four cowboys. He told them of the condition of the woman and then rode on. The cowboys 'went to the windmill and there found the woman. She tated that she was a school teacher and taught at Vertion.iii the Panhandielbut bad wandered too far out on the prairie and got lost. The next morning after Smith had left the woman at the vrindthill a Sheriff's posse in pursuit of bim came up.

From the cowboys and woman they secured a description of Smith. which tallied with the description given the officers, and they started off in the di, reetion the fugitive bad taken. by noon the discovered their man and demanded bis surrender. Smith replied with a shot from his revolver. when he was struck Neiltn a Winchester rine ball and fell, wounded La the hip, from his saddle.

He was band- Cuffed and stiackled taken to Arizona, tried, 1 a emanae. oupreme Louie tnrougn WI attorney Doe. Since Smith was sent to the, Penitentiary a change In the statutes has been made, and It is through this revision that Mr. Doe expects to get his robber client free. The robbery was done at Canyon Diablo, on the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, In March.

1g89. Across 'the canyon is sal im- mense bridge, and as the east-bound passen, ger train, coming toward this city slowed at the bridge, four men mounted the platform of the nrst coach and commenced terroriziog the passengers by shooting They plundered the passengers and trainmen at the points of their pistols, securing about $1000 all the money there was on the train Smith was captured in tbe mountains of Utah. but es- caped from a railroad train. broke his shack- les and ned to the the ninth day after his thrilling and perilous teals ered a woman wandering aimlessly on irom the car window be discov-' the Panhandle prairie. She was emaciated and could hardly speak, but Smith saw that abe was lost and had been without food for 'several days.

tie remembered that 1 he had passed a windmill about ten miles back, and placing the suffer- inborse be womaretraced tn on ile wind-m the back of hie way to the ill. -There he gave the woman water and left nen i Be had scarcely gone tive miles along told them of a cattle trail when he came across a camp of four cowboys. WOM He condition of the AII and then rode on. The cowboys went to the windmill and there found the woman. She istajed thatshe was a school teacher and taught i at ernottn the Pan hanillee but had wandered too far out on the prairie and got lost.

The next Morning after Smith had left the woman at the vrindtaill a Sheriff's posse in pursuit of bitn came up. From the cowboys and woman they secured a description of Smith. which tallied with the descriptiois given the officers, and they started fugitive bad off in Me dis noon the oftleers discovered their man and reetion the taken. BY demanded bis Smith replied With a shot front his revolver. when be was struck with a Winchester rite ball and fell, wounded an the hip, from his saddle.

He was band- elated and shackled taken to Arizona tried, xne ontige the nrst passenger passenger their pitl money th captured caped Iron les and ti after his Vont th ered the Panha and could abe was lo 'several had pas miles 4 IN ing wor horse he -There he '4 Be had a cat across a told them and then windmill 'stated thal at Vernon. too far out morning I the vrindrii him came 1 they seem tallied officers, a reetion anon the demanded a shot Iron with a Win an the hip ditited and ll other seen the other re JannarY ILL thHenry Frost a manifested in his welfare This determined Dipa recogni ch to the Globe-Democrat -nt Luxut ee VII. ar utation-for libertinism. (JUL 1-11. 11 Jr-Luy MUSIPCSIAM MA and did not see will so much interest was 1 Deelded Against fir Democrate.

uy um ku tut mn zuntineCt. 25c EIIOLVNV, $1 Prepree by the Poes 0 Shogart of Marble Falls and other CHICAGO ze the ane when ne taus to nger pave atsoommeau soaroaaanas e. f. I special st. a reference to the place he belstrals frem well-known men testified, and all 'gave the diamond dealer.

has disappeared, and as he Gov. Russell to take a hand. From the Corre- spondence it is evident that the matter has re- INDIA LI NAPOS, January The SU- very frequently stirs up Larne I sort of na a5d dead man a most unenviable reputation. has always carried nearly $5000 worth of ev eied consideration from Dunlap and resulted sbe or eotte In a ss 1 preme Court to handed down an opinion a line; ol ------aby ----turnoust, BY'S We el Scaip willed and beautinel diamonds on his person, it is feared that he in the abandonment of the idea by him. In a 1 refusing Attorney Smith a rehearing in the omew any Drew a Revolver on II -W" ft has bees foully dealt with Frost wa last letter to George Abttntone neSS toot a I gerrymander suit.

The Court, while It was that Is all that the other fellow want. a Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. who ".1 have I seen Wed-nesday morning by the metals of great interest in him, BUB MATIC PAP IS nwNINtvER January unusual the Atlas National Bank, where he kept a nothing to do with the play. It only when these fellows come to town. They drift I shows Republican, decided the apportionment un- "There's no particular season of the year lin quietly once and awhile and go to work.

la Orl lain Als the i'etteura Antis bow great scoundrels escape. while their tools constItutional, and when It became Demo- scene of a lawyer drawing; a revolver on a wit- large account He entered the bank and suffer years of imprisonment in order to throw 1 cream Sm th thoug would certainly obey G-radually their boidness and the extent of Pain lettetremrelierssrliestatitio, agitate I I it it ness before a Feleral Commissioner was pre- after greeting the cashier Pleasantly, re- dust in the eyes of the public and justify the nartY dictates. The legal score was four to their operations increase, and the matter is le, hip, kidney, chest one Intiscniar marked that he would draw some money. as courts in letting them go. You know that I i nited States Commis- he expected to go to New York in a few days nothing.

Judaea Howard and Kackeney! Dem- brought to the notice of the pollee. Then we pains arid wentrateeses. Price. 2eso sented in the offce of agreeing with Judges coffee and Old begin on Blotter Hinsdale this afternoon. Lawyer Thos.

Frost then left the bank and has not since was kept in prison seven years longer than crats the had any right to keep me, and that the i them and drive them out of town or a --s--. I A. Green brought from somewhere in his cloth- been seen. State's honor was prostituted in order to do es Republicans in the opinion and Judge Mc- land them in All and that the last of them Dr, OWEN'S eabe disaenting. but writing n3 opinion.

for awhile. ing a long six-shooter and in very vituper- le If ever a man thought by double- 'i After the decision beeame knovrn the Demo-. ative language commanded Dave Hyman, a-- A -Negro Lynched. a nee those In atfthority to be a i cratic leaders called the Demeeratic Judie-el Block Cottl Exhibit. president of the Compromise Mining opecaal Risnaten to the Olobe-Democrat.

dyed scoundred, I am that man. and if I don't I into a private room and took them personally CompanY at AsPen. to testify to eer- QVINCV. FLA-, January 27.Pat Wells, become one the thanks trill be to auch men as I task Special Dispatch to the olobe-Denseersts a th in facts ill the accounting of the Emma gm was lynched late last night live miles You." In another letter he says: The BRAZIL IND January 27 The block. coal a '0 si.

sr1 aud mi southwest of this town. Wednesday the nehim. or he would make a selve out a money temptation to take par; in the sue lay The Hallway Be th sponeible. operators of is dietrict met in this this Suspensory is. a 4-ease of Judge Hinsdale sprang excited- has been great.

out I don't think it will his 7 ears II Rbetra4ale come ly upon his desk and commanaled that barn anti stable of Geo. Fletcher were discov- mote morning. In response to a request from Otania la islets. Nervousness. Dys.

the dignity of his ttice be not violated. ered to be on fire. He left his house to extin- ceed in this Don't lose faith In me until Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. G4InerAl missioner Havens of the World's keit. The Judge was equal to the Occasion guish the names and it was then robbed of I give you cause and you may never lose It." JACKSON.

MSS. 27.What is known Commission. to take steps toward ending s' 7 and Debility, peplum. I and his unwonted energy eooled the, money and clothing. which were afterward as the Terry fire case which has been pending a coal end clay exhibit to the orld's Fair, s'e 1 eveness.

Rhine, Ot4agba106. ardor of the combatants very eptibl found on Wells person The negro confessed An Invasion of Tramps. in the Circuit Court for several days, was de- at Chicago. It was unanimously I ously agreed us deiv Trembling, a e. air.

Hyman's face was red with anger when the crime. While taking the prisoner to Special Dhipatch to the Globe Democrat cided to day The Jury reterned a verdiet send an exhibition and spar neither time or Sionk. tan. Green returned his weapon. Judge Hinsdale town the guards were surrounded and the HAZLETON, 27.For the second etread assessing the damages at al to make it a credit to the block a 00e414, vi Diocese ceased nt indiscretions in emote age.

will report these proceedings to Judee Hal. prieoner forced away and banged. against the r. ndt mc'ner coal de-4MM was agreed not to consider lett, who may take some severe action In the time Within two Months tire town of White the full amount claimed The case' Was quantity, but qualitYs The coal wink be carte. 1 reiarried or eittgie Ur.

matter The trouble arose out of the Boy Burglars Haven has been Invaded by tramps, who by a brought by W. 11. Tribette. ana this earticu- fully selected and witatied. he Will he nsf when it will Vette.

rill's a-ne n'Ilt erwribilI" "I 4 orallity. 11- U. ,11., EaT 7.1.-D11140469 tb1E proving up of atm- Emma mine claims and special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. 1 Concerted move. took the place by storm lar ease only involved including Interest glisten like anthrtelte coal Green had Hyman as one of his witnesses.

S143.974.75. By etnionnI agreement, nVO howeverd i Inn BD to it was sent in the raw form. An architect -has tassaat balm isont Sn plain, of aled envelope. D. Owen He asked him to testify to certain facts la -year- and practically owned al withiu its borders.

a tes i I case he employed to arrange the exhibit, to the a- I LIsetris tiro Pair- aduiwaii which layman refused to do personally but old princeton boys namedrespectively. lain Lain night a band numbering thirtv-nve 1 Is about $65.000. The only etlestion In the advantage. Tbis exhibit will be exclusive of Owen Electtin Belt 0 pDharce Co i said the books would explain. Green expects ts a and Lou -Neighbor, were caught at a swooped down on the town.

A amen houses i test was as to whether tne fire occurring at the ballastthus gleoe lee of 41 000 000 in the case were simultaneously entered and pillaged be- Terry a few months ago was caueed by a spark 30e NBrOadway. STs Lc VIII MO I a late bout' last night entering a drug store by fore the citizens realized what was transp from om an engine. si nt tma case Will be appealed to Nd the clerk and handed over to the police to- ing ettle Eckrote was the first to give the Supreme Court day. They were bound over to the Circuit the alarm. and in doing so be nearly 1 NAN FRANCIACO CAL.

January 27 --The omelet Pranclect) Mlninte a. i Murderers Hanged. ourt. The-y confessed to having entered the lost his life. A dozen tramps hied li cosng quotations for mining stocks to-day warn.

LIMN. Mn January 77.Alfred Stout Inf Of Patent. 1 Helix Wanted, store five times with false keys since the 1st pounced upon hits, and were kicking him to ringemen as foletwsi th colored murderer, was hanged at of January. death when assistance arrived. From an- atteeial DisPateh to the Oloba-neaseema- m.

The crime for whIch be was executed was other point three men seized Ida Williams, a WABASH. 'limitary the Federal Alta 10 1 Mono ........,4 is for the murder of George Dilmar an a Por violating tbe ElectiOn Levee. 15-year-old girl but their dstardy I ln- nolwReloli 1 1 el Or Situations Wanted. farmer. who lived near Bohemia Manor, and Speciel Dispatch I to terday in them ith a stiles I is supposed the Globe-Democrat.

tentions were foiled by her asister, who Fdttrt to-day an 'add" tt.damages and an Bent 1 th Potofil 1 Se injunction was commenced by the lAinerican Radio pea ro I ti a nevelt 2 As NoLvedit 4 1 a ao Welty Apvetertsno se dispersed Wt LeND. Jac 27. surrender was committed February 1. la iu el. Stout bad Yes that her aim wise good.

as blood marks were Shaft-holder Companr, of -Vi'abasi. against Ciltdaari: a 612 i- The GlobesDemocrat Worked for Dilmar and knew where the thrifty the Jackson County Court K. W. Holmes. of traced a mile In the snow.

The entire town Elmer Stephenson and Preston Jones. The s's, a I i farmer kept his scant earnings. on the night of Medora. aged. '70 years, Was found guilty of 'was aroused by the firing of pistols.

The plaintiffs aver that the defendants have in- a Curre-. ei i YenIrly -1Iet Oi arisen Stern a swore Satan Tall February 1. Stout broke Into Dilmar's house violating the election laws last November and tramps made a determined stand for a time fringed on ii patent in an anti-rattler ler Hale lb I 4 t. and went to the old man 'a room where he Judge Samuel Voyles fitted him $25 With Im- I but Were forced Darttreat to the Mountains. buggy tilillaS and have been Belling the same I mimic-as let i Setelier 1 Se 1 i.

I i a i for libertinism. O. T. Shogart, of Marble Falls, and other well-known men testified, and all 'gave the dead man a most unenviable reputation. Drew a Revolver on a -Warless.

Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. DENvEn, January 27.The unusual scene of a lawyer drawing a revolver on a witness before a Feleral Commissioner was presented in the office of United States Commissiorter Hinsdale this afternoon. Lawyer Thos. A. Green borough from somewhere in his clothing a long six-shooter and in very vituperative language commanded Dave Hyman, President of the Compromise Mining Company at Aspen, to testify to certain facts in the accounting of the Emma mine, or he would make a seive out of him.

Judge Hinsdale sprang excitedly upon his desk and commansted that the dignity of his orrice be not violated. The Judge was equal to the occasion, and his unwonted energy Cooled the ardor of the combatants very peceptibly. Mr. Hyman's face was red with anger when Green returned his weapon. Judge Hinsdale will report these proceedings to Judge Hallett, who may take some severe action in the matter.

The trouble arose out of the proving up of the- Emma mine claims and Green had Hyman as one of his witnesses. He asked hint to testify to certain facts which klyznan refused to do personally, but said the books would explain. Green expects a fee ol in the case. Murderers Hantred, ELKTON, January 77.Altred Stout, the colored murderer, was hanged at 12:41 pm. The crime for which be was executed was for the murder of George Di Imar, an aged farmer who lived near Bohemia Manor, and was committed February 1.

1S91. Stout bad worked for Dilmar and knew where the thrifty farmer kept his scant earnings. on the night of February 1, Stout broke into Di imar's house and went to the old Mair3 room. where he Foul Play Suspected. CHICAGO.

January- 21.Hetry Frost, a diamond dealer. has disappeared, and as be has always carried nearly $5000 worth of diamonds on his person, it is feared that he has been foully dealt with. Frost was last seen Wed-nesday morning by the ofticials of the Atlas National Bank, where he kept a large account. He entered the bank, and after greeting the cashier Pleasantly, remarked that he would draw some money. as he expected to go to New York in a few days.

Frost then left the bank and has not since been seen. A Negro Lynched. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. QUiscr FLA-, January Wells, a negro. svas lynched late last night five miles southwest of this town.

Wednesday the barn and stable Of Geo. Fletcher were discovered to be on fire. He left his house to extinguish the names and it was then robbed of money and clothing. which were afterward found on Wells person. The negro confessed the -crime.

While taking the prisoner to town the guards were surrounded and the prier forced away and hanged. Boy Burglars. Special Dispatch to the O1obe-DemocratPitiNctrE0w, ILL Two 13-yearold Princeton boys named respectively. Jarvis and Lou Neighbor, were caught at a late hour last night entering a drug store Mr the clerk and handed over to the police today. They were bound over to the Circuit Court.

They confessed to having entered the store five times with false keys since the 1st of January. Por Violating the Election Laws. Special Dispatch to the MITCHELL. January 27.Yesterday in the Jackson County Court K. W.

Bolmes. of aged. TO years, was found guilty of violating the election laws last November and Judge Samuel Voyles Tined him $25 With and did not see why so much interest was manifested in his welfare. This determined Gov. Russell to take a hand.

From the Correspondence it Is evident that the matter has received consideration from Dunlap and resulted In the abandonment of the idea by him. In a letter to George Abbot Jones, who took a great interest in him, Dunlap says: have nothing to do with the play. It only shows how great scoundrels escape. while their tools suffer years of imprisonment in order to throw dust in the eyes of the public and justify the courts in letting them go. You know that I was kept in prison seven years longer than they had any right to keep me, and that the State's honor was prostituted in order to do It.

II ever a man iwas thought by those In adthority to be a double-dyed scoundred, I am that man, and if I don't become one the thanks will he to such men as you." In another letter he says: "The money temptation to take par; in the play has been great, out I don't think it will succeed in this case. Don't lose faith in me until I give you cause and You may never lose it." An Sion of Tramps. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. HAZLETON. 27.

For the second time within two Months tire town of White Haven haS been Invaded by tramps, who, hy a 1 concerted move, took the place by storm, and practically owned all within its borders. Last night a band numbering thirty-live swooped down on the town. A Gwen houses were simultaneously entered and pillaged be- I fore the citizens realized what was transpiring. Nathan Eckrote was the first to give the and in doing so be nearly lost his life. A dozen tramps heti pounced upon hits, and were kicking him to death when assistance arrived.

From another point three men seized Ida Williams, a 15-year-o1d girl. but their dastardly intentions were foiled by her sister, who dispersed them with a It is supposed that her aim was good. as blood marks were traced a mile in the snow. The entire town was aroused by the tiring or pistols. The tramps made a determined stand for a time but were forced toretreat to the mountains.

i Decided Against the DemocratS 1 Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. INDIANAPOLIS, January 27.The preme Court to-day handed down an opinion i refusing Attorney Smith a rehearing in the gerrymander suit. The Court, while It was 1 Republican, decided the apportionment tut! constitutional, and 'when it became Demo' cratic Smith thought it would certainly obey party dictates. The legal score was four to nothing. Judges Howard and Kackeriey, Dem- crate, agreeing with Judges Coffey and Olds, Republicans, in the opinion.

and Judge Mc; -Cabe dissenting. but writing n3 opinion. After the decision became known the Democratic leaders called the Democratic Judvis Into a private room and took them personally i to task. The Railway Respowsible Special Dispatch to thee Olobe-Demoorat. JaCasoN.Msa,,January 27.What Is known as the Terry fire case, which has been pending in the Circuit Court for several days.

was decided to-day. The jury returned a verdiet against the railroad. assessing the damages at the full amount Claimed. The case' Wail brought by W. if.

Tribette. and this particular case only Involved, including Interest. $18.974.75. By agreement. however, It was a test case.

The amount involved in the It is about $65.000. The only question In the test was as to whether the fire occurring at Terry a few months ago was caused by a'spark from an engine. The case will be appealed to the Supreme Court. Infrinzement of Patent. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Destocrat.

Waeasa. January 27r In the FecieraI court to-day an Action for damages and an Injunction was commenced by the Shaft-holder Company, of Waha in si. against Elmer Stephenson and Preston Jones. The plainthIsayer that the defendants have In- fringed on patent in an anti-rattler for buggy tlillite and have been selling the owns a by name one of the men so identified. and when he fails to recognize the strangers a reference to the place he hails from very frequently stirs up some I sort of a hairy Idea in the victim's mind that be has somewhere or other seen the other teflow In any c.ase.

an acquaintance Is struck land' that Is all that he other fellow wants. 1 "There's no particular season of the year When these fellows come to town. They drift an quietly once and awhile and go to work, Gradually their boidness and the extent of their operations increase, and the matter is brought to the notice of the police. Then we begin on them and drive them out of town or land them in jail, and that's the last of them for awhile." Block Coal Exhibit. 1 Special Dispatch to the elobe-Dentocrat.

I BRAZIL, 27. The block. coal Ioperators of this district met in this city this morning. in response to a request from Coinw missioner Havens of the World' sir COMMiSSIOn, to take steps toward sending a coal and clay exhibit to the wortwe Fair at Chicago. It was unanimousty agreed to send an exhibition and spare neither time nor money to make It a credit to the block coal was agreed not to consider quantity, but The coal wilk be care.

fully selected and washed, when It will glisten like anthrscite coal. The clay Will be sent in the raw form. An architect -has --'-a employed to arrange the exhibit to the It advantage. This exhibit will be exclusive of the bituminous Sietd. San Francifteto MInInte Stocks.

NAN FRANCIAC.0. January 27.The metal closing quotations for mining stocks to-day went a follows: closing quotanons for analog wets to-day were a folios's: Alta 10 1 Mono li 1'31 I Ittniri A 7 II; sZie 2-4 atavaolm 2 as 64 I Neestb, 20 Ch4ollar I croCs'n- Vs- 261 1nt(ihn Con be int i tit. IS nould ai Yeltwer ei Hale Kort.ross.. lb 1 Mexican 1 as 1 tjektit.t 1 au 25c: Raeowszyr, $1. Prepared by the PO'rtilit atIDGEtitteLL 00P0114110K, Otto eir-low to cur Skin Difieloes," 04 pitoreew54) and 100 trktimonlats, waned tree.

BABY'S bSyktottadi Scalp ApparillAed ad RHEUMATIC PAINS In one walnuts. ties rntlesiria Anti. Pails Plaistow ralleresriteamatts, to, hip, kidney, chest and pais aud wonanaases. Pries. 2e5s.

Dr OWEN'S ILrcnuo Br LT N' aud Suspensory iN W'M careen Rbevar.10 eons Plaint. Dye. ,,,4 popoto, Lumbago. Gnersi 7 ond Nervous ftvenl'sa. Kidney Oteassos.

watainE Of nadir. Iran. i i COCIP1 0, imeses massed try in eyrtotAt P. worried Cr stogie tiro. AM Ventr.o Tr nod Holt eornotrel.

tio portage tor FREE ILL ESTSIA TED IttorbiL. TM plums sent Su plstn, of sled sovekma. In. ILIAMESS losoleS SI pim. pair.

Address; Owen Eintric Belt ApDhance Co. 306 NBrOadway. ST. LO WS MO It wail this a pat. Help Wain' ted; Or Situations Wanted.

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