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UT THAT E1F A0VERT18E1ENT WHERE IT HILL REI
LYNCHERS FOIL
AN ASSASSIN'S
RUSH FOR LIFE
RIM Puryear, tlie Slayer of
Christian Eulers, Mobbed
at Stroadsburg.
BROKE FROM HIS CAPTIV1T1
Aad. n Dripping . th ttic ky Water of tttt
PlMM, be U lynched.
NO ARRESTS ARE YET EFFECTED
B a Clever Ruse, the Colored Mur
derer Whom a Mob Once Before
Tried to Treat to a 0;uick Applica
tion of Impromptu Justice, Escapee
ft 01 the Monroe County Jail and Is I
Pursued to the Bank or the Pocono.
Here, While Yet Wet from His In
voluntary Bath, the Fugitive Is
Overtaken and Seized, and the Next
Act in the Frightful Drama Is Per
formed Under the Limb of a Con
venient Tree For Two Hours the
Murderer s Body Sways to and Fro
in the Sight of the Bloodthirsty
Moo Pieces of the Rope are After
ward Sold as Souvenirs, and the
Tree Is Denuded o? Its Bark, tor the
Manufacture or Mementoes No
Arrests Yet.
Bea.ha raajlvcd aatnethlag from Dearly
nil .mil one gtntlem in pleated with hie
work hatuled him a flvr. tlolUr note,
The rope WBtOb was ustui to hiintf
Pvryeai wi cold during t tic iluy ill
twenty- Rveeeata fur small piece and
fonuil a reaily sale. Tii oak trc from
winch tiit aegro was eoapeaded is be
lag itrlpped el it limbs it rtUo
hunters. Tbty were stoiteiI by the
owner
No ai rests have a yet been made
riul those .nmuijnl m the hanging are
uIIIqsj and keeping their month's
shut. Jndge Craig will doubUeee or
dtr the arrest Of all the trtlM oon-
oerned, but it will i lotpoaslble to
UOtrlatn who th fallt one arc. Ex
eittmtal daring tii entire day ran
alga,
tBl vVKoNKit'a JOKY,
After the body 0( I'liryear had been
eat down ami taken charge of by the
authorities, the coroner riupanneled a
jury and repaired to the jail. The
jut y heard the sheriff noottnt of I'ar
year's escape from jtil anil then a tt-
eeee waa taken natu o'clock la the
itternooa. When the jury met at that
h 'ur one or two aildreaer were heard
auil then 10 adjournment wa lakfii
uatil tomorrow
The feehujc la the community is fa
vorable to the lynohereol Porvear, and
unless those who disbelieve in mob law
should persist in patblog the case
egainat the lynchers. It la probable that
noue of them will ever be brought Into
court for their net. Not more than
twenty uieti were In the crowd that
hav( tbe uegro, but no ou ifientious
auy uamee, although it i generally
kaowu who some of the lynchers wr
WiSS POLLARD'S CHARACTER.
Testimony Presented In the Famous
Suit Against Breckinridge to
Pro.e That It Was Clean.
Sptnul to the Scranton Tnb'trie.
STRuCDSBCRi). Pa.. March IS
PSNiCHAKD PURYEAR. tne con
Li fse'l murderer of fa Italian C
P" Enlers, escaped through the
U U bands of a buaid;a' saen J early
t .is moraia, w is captured about ous
qaarter of a mile from town and
htuared from a tree iimb until he was
dead Puryear, the niarierer, was
eiren his breakfast tins monin?. and
it wis soon after tint he left ;the jiil
by the front door, baring in some war
made hi escape from hi cell into the
jail corridor. s-ol then closing the
door on tbe sheriff.
He made a hasty retreat throojU the
street into the ootsicirts of the town.
The sheriff, hat off and no coat on. im
mediately raa in pnrsmt, veiling "Tbe
mnrdersr has sse.ip-t.i The cries of
the sheriff attracted a large bnmbeai
who wre on tbe street at the time and
all ran in pursuit of tbe aegro, who
waa making towards: Palmer's island,
titnated aoout one iparter of a mile m
a southeasterly direction of tbe jail,
which it sitmted r.ear tbe center of
the town, near tb? island. Ben Par
lngton, a eoiorid man, who w around
with a rsvolvr. joined tbe citizens in
pnrsnit Thesaenff about this time
eooelnded :nac ae would retarn to the
jail for his hat and coat. Ben and his
associates, nowerr determined to cap
ture Pnryer, who only a short dia -tanee
ahual of tbesa
jwin rocowo an
To make bis escapi good Porrear
was compelled to s.m across Pocono
creek, wnicn runs Ibfoogh Psimsr's
Island. This he atternp'.od to do, hnt
the excitement ws too mnch for nim
Tbe hot pursuit ma le by the el tl Sena
made his passage across slow, an1 he
wsa out of the water only a short line
before th crowl was upon h.m. ari l
told him that if he attempt l to go
fnrther thy wonld shoot.
The frightened darkey surrendered
cnngingly. The crowd in pnrsnit at
this time was not large, butgr-atly ex
cited, and cries of "Hang him!'' "hang
him I" came from the lips of osarly
erery one of them. It was r.o lawless
mob who were trying for awi't rn
geanee. but an excited lot of peaceful
eiticens. who thongnt only of the hor
rible murder that had been committed
so lately CoaetlMo Meysrs tnd 10
reason with th excited crowd bnt was
told that it wonld not he well for him
to interfere A latga rope was secured
from a slaughter house near by.
no w.ea pom racy,
Pnrysar, balf frOCeg, half crzd,
looked upon the scene specnlasi. H
had not word to say and not once did
he plead for mercy. The poor wretch
did not seern to realize his position for
there wa no expression of f-.r on his
faee. It only took a few moments to
adjust tho rope and a few moment
more the confessed murderer of Chusha
V. Eblers wn hanging In a stalwart
tree not foursquares from the borongli
limits
The scene was one nersr to he for
gotten by the two scores or more woo
witnessed the hanging Life had
nesrly passed aw iy from the colored
I or ui hanging from the tree whn
rather a laughable scene occurred The
sheriff and his posse were seen coming
in tb distance for the escaped prison
er. Those who surrounded the dead
man, on spying the aheritT and bis men,
at once sent up a loud yell which in
formed the sheriff that this time his
prisoner was beyond the proteotiofl
which hu hnd given the inui only a
few eveninirs a)(o, when a howling mob
surrounded the jail nnd wanted to
bang Pnrrenr. For two hours the
negro was allowed to remain hanging
and orer 1,000 people visited the island,
among them nearly 200 women. A
large number came in wagons from
tbe country.
THE BOUY CUT DOWN,
About 11 o'clock tbe body of Pur
year wa taken to the jail and placed
in tbe corridor and then view. ! by
hundreds. Before he was removed a
locnl pUotogrspner secured a photo
graph of tbe banging man. Ben, tbe
oolored man who affected Pnryear'B
capture, baa received congratnlations
all day long from nearly every bo ly. A
collf otion was taken on the spot for
WHITE ALUS
T
ASSASSINATED
Washington, March 13 Iu the
Breckiurldge-Pollard trial this morn
log Srah U-S'. a colore I woman, over
waose deposition iu IC-ntuckv there
wss much diaetuotoa nt the opening
of the trial, was placed ou the
witness stand. Soe tetiti-d that
ten years ago Colonel Ureckiu
riJge bad buuu to visit her house of
ill repute ou Broal street, in Leung
ton. with Miss follard. They met
there many time At the close of her
testimony she sai l that Colonel Breck
snridge had called upon her last sum
mer after the uU had been Sled, au 1
told her he bopdd she would have uoth
lag to do wita the case, to which sue
- id replied that she must tell tne truth.
The reading of Mrs Kstchatn's de
position, Mrs. Ketehem being Mis
Pollard' Lexington landlady in 1884
83 and '6, wa finished aft.r resess
It wss shown by the deposition that an
attempt had been mads through ques
tions asked tbe deponent during ner
examination to implicate Colonsl Swope
acd other arisen of ;Lxmgton with
Mies Pollard, but Mrs KetobauVa ans
wers were all to the f-ffect that Miss
Pollard had acted in a molest manner,
as a chaste an 1 good girl.
The deposition of Major H B Mc
Clellan, principal of the Sayre Fumale
institution. whr- Miss Pollard w a
pupil, wss next rad The deponent
did not know of Hny acquaintanceship
between Colonel Breckinridge and Miss
Pollard and he had never seen any
thing about br to excite suspicion
The court adjournal uniil tomorrjw
morning.
MAO DOG'S BITE. IS FATAL.
On. of Thr.e Chtldrin Who Were Blttsn
Is Dying
CaKUSXI) Pa , Mareh 15 People in
the southern end of this county are
wrought up over the pissing of what
was thought to be a mad dog Three
rnildren, eijjht hogs and lour dog
were bitten bef re the dog was killed
One of the children Is heiievsd to be
dying from the bite. Nearly all the
animals that were bitten hare been
shot.
-
If OUR OWN COMMONWEALTH.
Forest fires are devastating mountains
M Camtnal, on the Fall Brooh railroad.
Frank f,ro.-r ws bsdi "lasliod by a
straniter, while on his way to work in
Reading.
Attempting to board a roel train near
Minervnle, .form 'Jury fell and wss out
to pieces.
Charge of Conspiracy end bribery were
brought, agsinst tho school noard of Haplio
towesbtp
In default of bail, John W Ueamsdefor,
who eloped with little Cora Fisher, is now
in Lebanon Jail.
While shifting a Northern CeDtfal Oaf
near York, Flagman James Taylor was
fatally mangled
Judge Albright of ly-high, Is holding
Mart In IWioylkill eonaty, owing to the
lifBOOl Of Judge Cyras L Perilling.
Annville folks are puAiPil bv the ac
tionsof ftotte Kramer, Who frequently, it
Is alleged. Indulge, hi n len.gihy tranO".
H mer Cniwfurd, president of IJie Htat.e
I'airyinsn's as.oriatioii, has pur'.bii.ed t,h i
I'enii.ylvatiia Farmer, published at Meitd
Ilia.
By throwing red pepper In s deputy
sheriff's even, two rittsborg prisoners
were enablsvi to n-rape, but. were rei;np
tnred.
Bz-Goeaty Treeenret 1,1, (Jramley, a
grocery dealer, of lillefont.n, wa. dosed
by the heriff on judgments aggregating
110,000.
Thieve, broke int., the postofllo st Tun
Iruln, carted the ofllco Safe eway In a
wagon, and blew it open, getting nil its
contents,
The Central Pennsylvania Methodist
conference at Harrlbnrg listeund to llat
tertag reports of eharOO progress in all
directions.
The Common wealth Kieclric company,
of New Jersey, has aei:ured ptrmlsSloO
from the state to open a branch ofllco in
Philadelphia,
djotaat Ueeeral Oreealud win go to
HettVhburg today to make arrangements
for Hie next division eiicnmptineut of the
National guard.
The parole system Is believed to be
working admirably nl the Huniiiigdon re
formatory and to produce heuetlcial re
sults by appealing to tbe honor of the
young men.
In nu exiiaurttivpopliiion Judgy Met.gor,
at Williiim.port, decided ibai the eohool
board lias full power to refuse admission
to pupils who fail to comply with the
order ri quiring vaccination.
James VVllklns, a well known product)
dealer, was found dead In the bath room
of his Philadelphia home with the door
and window tightly closed and the gas
from two burners turned on.
Colorado's Popullsl Qofernor Narrowly
Averts Open Conflict in Dtnvir.
PUTS HIMSELF ABOVE THE LAW
Having Assumed lo Pack Boards ot
City Government with His Own
ravorities, He Meets with Opposi
tion, Snubs the. Courts, Orders Out
tho Militia, and Conies Within a
Halribreath of Paying lha Penalty
ot His Obatlnacy with His Lite.
li n i n. Col , March 8
Mill I I ll'ltl lik'lll. YV.lL.retl llV ii IV
ernor Wait uulmiosted today
in most exciting scenes and mob
violence was Imminent many
time during the day. Fortunately
the prompt action of lending citiz ms
iu leaving their business and upp.iii tug
in solid bodies to beg for time to con
sider the situation carefully, caused
R delay that probably prevented
bloodshed, rioting, aud the assassins
ttonof Governor Walte lu ail prob
ability bad a shot been Qred, a mob
would hsve qniokly formed that would
have oeptureu the governor before of
facial assistance could have rescued
bitn. At t; o'clock the Intelligence that
the governor had caded on Ceueral
McCook to preserve the peace, settled
all fear of a contest betwen the
militia and the police.
From 0 clock until long after dark
a dense mass of humanity was packed
in front of the city hall ami upon th
streets adjacent. Ou Fourteenth
street the First Regiment of the Colo
redo National Guard stood flanking
the chaff light artillery, consisting of
four galling guns, with caissons lilted
with solid shot, grape and cannisttr,
ami gatling ammunition. Their position
commanded Ibe entire front ot the
hall, and at one time the militia was
uuder motion to attack the hall when
the arrival of Secretary Lorsnz with
message from the governor stayed the
attack.
ALMOST A BATTLK.
This was for a half hour's delay to
ermit another conference looking to
ward a peaceful settlement. From that
tim" on until the United -States troops
werecalled out the moat intense anxiety
prevailed All sorts of rumors floated
about The sheriff ist-ned an order to
arrest the militia aud take their arms
away. A friend of the deposed mem
bers ot the tire and police board
went out of the city hall to apply
for a warrant to arrest the governor
Ciumitte of the most influential
citiz'ns were arguing with the board,
with the militia, with the governor,
and with the police, but nothing was
scromplished. The governor declared
he would order the militia to fir upon
the city hall regardless of the crowd,
of spestators, and the polic board
within as solidly maintained their posi
tion to resist attack.
The police stood with guns in hand
ready to charge if necessary and Chief
of Police Stone said he would die be -for
he would surrsnd. r Meanwhile
business was suspended and the crowds
gathered on every corner and iipou the
tops of adjacent buildings
THE TKOCBXa'l URIOIN.
The history of this tr table dates back
some weeks and was delayed because
th" governor preferred to wait until
the extra session was ended bo he noted.
To understand th" situation it must be
known that, some years ago the citizens
of Denver askad th" legislature to give
them a new charter that would lake
Ilia police, fire and public works tie
partmente out of th hand, of th"
municipality and put itin the hnnds of
the boards officered by appointments
made by tlie governor It was
believed that tin wonld re.uit
m removing lh matter trom (tie
corruption of politics ()ovrnor Waiie
had shown adasire to make these d"-
partmeots snbsirrlent to hi. polltloal
ambition, and has tried to make nil of
them political board' tilled with Pnpu
list followers Th hoard of fire and
pol ice has been changed repeatedly to
tilt bis whims Two resisted, but the
gOVCTftOf won his case before the su
prnine court, wtiloh declared that he
could remove for cause. Whan he du
mau led th removal of members Mar
tlniand On recently they refused to go
until the courts should so deride.
QoVernor VVaitn relying upon the
decision of the supreme court In the
fir. a case, did riot ask of the courts
how to proceed, tin declared thai the
members had violated their trust by
placing policemen nt iainhitig
lions"., Contrary 10 law, and he Hp
pointed two new mnmb.rs The deposed
members applied to the district, court
mid obtained a temporary Injunction to
restrain the governor, the mayor and
th" BOW members from taking posses
.ion of the OfflOS of th police and ftra
board by fOTOS, This was objected to,
but after arguments bad been heard
Judge 'iraliam decline to remove th
injunction Then after several days
deliberation, the governor decided to
ignore the Injunction, and sn Issued
Inst night his order to the militia.
The troops, (I )0 strong, arrived at
the Union dep.il at B i by a spscial
train from Fort, Logan The mill tin
were sent back to the armory at !l
o'clock. General lloOook ordered tbe
troops to bivouac, at th depot until
morning. II has held a conference
with Governor Watte.
The monster crowds nru dispsrslng,
and the polics have gone on their regu
lar beats No violence is anticipated.
No effort to cause the arrest of Oov
SrnOf While was madS tonight, and
hostilities have ceased
STRIKERS ARE RIOTING.
Deputy Hi o ill Hit with a Atone Retures
Assault with Mullet
BaffON, March IB -At 0.20 this
evaalng while number of deputy
sheriffs were escorting girls from the
Standard Silk mill, Phillipsburg. to
tneir homes, Deputy Sheriff John Ksl
ler was hit in the face with a stouo.
Keller discharged bis revolver at tbe
ulnnl. tine or the girls rnliitxi
and had lo be can led into a dwelling.
I'.tlli'A.n,. ., BtAlnft hi,.. led Ivullm-
dlssrmsd htm ud placed him In th
lockup, to which he was followed by
an excited mob making angry threats
Hu was alterwarda liberated on bail
for shearing tomorrow, it is reported
that the shot from his revolver hit a
Mill nil boy
QUAY IS AN INFLATIONIST.
Blend's inn to Ocla u Vacuum i'u.aas th
geneto,
Wasmimiiun. March lo At IV !'
the t II n n I Seigniorage bill was taken
lip, and Mr ( aiev. Wyoming, charac
lei ed the bill as the worst blow aimed
at eilver lnceJthedamonetlaatlonot sil
ver hi 1878 Mr. Duuols, Idaho, aaul
that ha took no comfort in voting for
the bill Air Mlloliell. Oregon, luld
lib should vote tor the bill tint because
he believed it went ho far u it ought to
go in the interest of silver as a money
metal, but because it was a move on
the legislative clieckar board lu the
right direction After omo further
debate the vote wa taken aud the bill
wae paeeed, yeae 44, naye 81 All the
Popullstl voted yea When the result
waa announced there was hand (dap
ping in the crowded galleries
The Republicans who voted for the
bill were Senator. Dubois, Benebrougb,
Mitchell (Ore.), Psttlgrsw, Power,
i'ii iv, Slioup, Stewart, Teller and Wol
cott. The Democrats who voted
Hg.nnat it wore Senators llrioj, t'affrev,
German, Mcl'tierson, Mitchell (Wis ,
Murphy, Palmer, Smith and Vilas:
Hill i.N V. I announced his pair with
Mr. Dixon (li. 1.)
Tho tight inaugurated avHiust the
coast and geodetic survey by Represen
tative Enloe I -ti. Tenn.) two years
ago, was renewed in tne house today,
but was not conclude I.
THIRD VICTIM RECOVERED.
The Crushed Body ot Thomas J
Jones Is Taken from the III
Fated Gaylord Slope.
WlLKES-BaBRB, Pa, March 15. A
picture of glojin prevailed at th (iay
lord inino this morning wheu Word
came up the shaft that a third body
had been found. The body recovered
was that of Thomas J. Jones, and it
w is witii considerable diilicnlty that it
was idsutltied. When fouDd he wss
lying face downward, and from all in
dications bo had evidently started to
run when the o.v-in took place, and
wus kuocked dowu by the fall
The remains were placed in a neat
casket and then removed to his let-
home in Plymouth, where an anxious
widow and five Children with sad and
tearful faces awaited the arrival of
their ouly support. His funeral took
place at 4 o'clock this afteruoon an.l
the interment was mado in the family
plot in the Forty Fort cemetery
The rescuing party received a set
back this afternoon and tonight, which
may postpone tbe finding of auy more
Lodies that still remain under tlie rock
before morning. As fast hs they re
move the debris, musses of loose coal
comes tumbling down, so that very
little progress can be made.
An srm of another of the Gaylord
vp'tims was uncovered this morning at
12 30. and tho body w ill be brought out
before morning
NOMINATED f-OR GOVERNOR.
Prifsssor Alonso Williams, nf Brown
University, R publican Candida'..
PgoVIDtnCE, March 10. -Th He
publican state convention today noiui
aated Professor Alonso William., of
Brown university, for governor. Ll
wsrd C. Dubois for attorney general
and Samuel Clark for general treas
urer OerJrge Poaboly W'tmore was re
quested to become th candidate of the
party for I tilled rtt"a senator
FLASHED ALONG THE WIRE.
Knnoas city EtepabltoiM will meet in
state convention at lopeka .lune 0
St. I.ouis police are making war on the
slot machine, as violating llio gninniiiiii
ordloanc.ee.
Kearehnrs are milking In Minneapolis for
n H.OO.i St. Hernard puppy stolen from
Meoige I lolllll
Charles Thntnmni and wife were killed
by h",hi uint! while driving to church near
Damnum, Ala
OoBcocfetton of Bsv P. '. Donobue, of
Hull ninii", na lii.li i of W heeliiig. will
lake place Apl il I
liolav t F. A Dm i. bile of Philadelphia,
has been made publisher of the New York
Mail nnd l',preas
llei ansa bin sou wss arrested fur abduct
log a servant girl. Diuggl.t Frank Ti lori,
of New lork, took atrychutnn.
it.-.. i ii, F.ll Ayleswortb, Vi years old
and president of the W'e.tmin.ter bmik al
I'rovldetice, It. I, lias liecoine iieinenteil
For the loss of hi" ateam yacht Alva, W
K. Vandei bill gets liUK, noil from tho Met
rnpolitan company, of lloslon whose
steam. hip i uti tin down.
Pleading guilty to stealing fc 'l.lioo from
tie. defunct HI. rsicliolss dank or Mew
York, Faying Teller l ewis A Hill waa
MUteaoed to prison for four year
FLASHED FROM WASHINGTON.
The president yesterday signed the Bail
river In idge lull.
M, F. Corcoran was yesterday appelated
poHlmast"! at Iniiyon
Thoimiioi" has confirmed the nomine
tloUOf J. II Miilliii to be postmaster at.
I'll laton.
I'romotors of anil option legislation iu
t hohoiieo predict success when the Hatch
lull comes up.
The 'Providers' Protective association
oppose! the bill before congress to tax (or
etgn drummers,
A lull to relieve llrigailier Ueneral J It
llrooke of two New Mexico judgments
against linn has passed tlie limine.
I'.x I oiigreiisuiaii ami ex Clerk of the
House Uoot'gM M Adams half been ap
pointed pension agent at leiulsvllle, Ky.
The hotiHo committee on the subject will
report a constitutional amendment la fa
vor of electing Hulled States senators by
the people.
The Chilian claims commission, which
has been In sesslnu allien U.'.l. U and will
die ou April W, ha. (letlnitely settled but
one chum.
The French government has formally
demanded ITU.UW tor goods of Krenoh SI
hibitnrs bumod In the manufacture's
building at the World's fair.
BOMB FIEND IS
BLOWN TO DUST
llju MtSSlle WIim h Hu IntulitlHl lor Otlieis
ProvM His DaitructloB.
CHURCH DOOR'S LUCKY LURCH
Ho Hurls tho Weapon Iroin Ho. (i.i-.p
Before His Plot H.m Ripened, and
the Many Lenten vVorabipperi ''
tbe Parisian Church Ot La Madtdame
Are Prest-rved trom a Frightful
Sceno Tin.- Viciiiii Proved to U a
Noted Anarchist, and a Fa.oritc
Disciple of Raacbol.
PSBIB, March 16
fjl T t 80 o'clock this aflernoou a
A bomb was exploded just inside
Ml the main door of the church of
lu the Midaleino. The report ot
the explosion wss so loud aud far
reeoblua that mimt people thought at
me lime that another explosion hnd
jicuried in the chamber of deputies,
but Ibis notion was quickly dispelled
by a rapid ipresd of accuraie informs
Hon hs to its locality.
When the bomb exploded the crowd
iu front aud in the vlciulty of the
church scattered in all direction psnla
stricken, but seeing no further danger
returned in great numbers hvery one
was trying to git lut-o the church and
the crowd ut literate, became so dense
that every passage way was lightly
blocked until the police sic-coded iu
forcing them back The pecuniary
damage to the chnrch is n ot large.
jgBEKD to'i.viit ritoM pocKEr.
The Abbe Le Kebourc, who is at
lached to the church of the Madeleine,
was standing n hi the inner swinging
doors when tbe explosion occured His
version of the affair is this: Tbe man
carrying the bomb had passed through
the main entrance with tbe stream of
Worshipper! who were pouring into the
church and Was about to pas the
swinging doors. He had his bauds iu
his coat pockets Une of the doors re
leased by a person passing through, re
bounded vio.ently aud struck the man
on the arm The blow upon his arm
cansed him to jork his baud from his
pocket nnd witu it came the bomb,
which fell upon the ttojr.
Then came the explosion, which
hurled persons near by in all dirsc
tion. When sufucie.it order was re
stored to enable an investigation to be
male the body of the man who had
carried tbe bomb was found lying inst
outside the swinging doors. His
clothing had been torn into shreds aud
his entrails were protruding from
a great hole in his abdomen, th
most of which had blown away and
wss scatters I about the space in the
lobby, while the walls, the door and
the clothing of many who stool near
were bespattered with blood and frag
mnt of the man flesh. Upon ex
amination of the horribly mutilated
body a number of BSileand bits of iron,
witii which the bomb bad been cnurged,
were found embedded iu the tlsch and
in the abdomen.
WAS A NOTED ANARCHIST
The in h ii was miserably clad and bad
few nrticles in his pockets. 1'pcn tbe
body was found a pocket book, which
contained a Dumber of clippings from
newspapers. together WitD photographs
of the anarchists RaVSObol, Vaillant.
l.epinp and Rnyoal I'll men arrested
have been arraigned before a magi?
Irate and are now undergoing exsmina
lion
The body of the dead man having
been fully examined, the perfect, of
police expressed Ills belief that the
bomb tbrOWef was none other than the
notorious Anarchist Pabardv, who wss
reported to have planned the recent
bomb explosion in the Hue St. aTaCQUCC,
on which oeoaalon the landlady of th
small hotel which was the scene of the
explosion, was killed.
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TWO MINEMS KILLED.
Another Katally ti Jur.d in en Accident
Willi" Kngnired In Con variation.
Wn i.tiw Usuiu-. March 18 John
Bteney, Hiobael Probkoekie ami John
BrndeO, employed in the No. 1 shaft of
the Kingston Goal Company, were
tending alongside of a platfoi in near
the bend of tbe plana this sftemOOO 111
converaetlonlwltb each other t'srs of
coal were bring hoisted at the time,
nnd not thinking of the dniigsr ahead
they were caught,
Tim two former wr Instantly
IQUeeasd to death, III" latter was fat
ally injured and cannot recovei
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MIKE KELLY CONSULTED.
aetata htaanet Pat row.r. Went
AUenlown In Ki.tein l.oaaua.
A 1 1 .kn row N, P.,Marob 16 Patrick
Powers, president of the RaatCM
league, visited ttlloatowu today for the
purpoee of Inducing the local ball dub
of which Mike Kelly is manager to
join that organisation Nothing dsfi
into was arrived at.
Among llui players With whom Man
agar Kelly is negotiating am CHIT
Carroll, Hark Baldwin, Sam Wise and
Pltohor Dsvlei, of lust year's Now
jfork team.
TWO VOUNG ELOPERS.
The Orooin t V.ry Yonna- and tisuapo
tils atethre Vigllano
BHAUOKIN, Ph. March l.'i Lillian
lliirnbnigsr, a comely miss of 88 years,
and William Welker.Ju youth of 17,
last night oviuied the vigilance of the
Utter' parents hiuI eloped to Philadel
phia. Tho pair hail been frustrated earlier
lu the day by the boy's mother, who
loundly lectured the couple aud cent
the uronm prospective to his home.
s -ADVICES
FROM HAWAII.
President D.ala'a Plan for Constitutional
Convention of Many Nationalities.
San Fkani'Iscii, March 19 Tbe
stvaiiisliip Maihosa arrived hen this
i e Du.ImIm i.. , : n.l
Iliorillllg iroiil Honolulu, uiiugiuit nu-
! vice from Hawaii up to March ti. At
THE TEI AIT YOU
WAIT
Hie cabinet council on March 7 Pies
dent Dole submitted plans for a con
Itltntlonal convention The convention
ahull consist or eighteen membcrc of
tbe present council, and an equal unui
her of elected delegates It shall be
lOmmODcd by proclamation of the pr
ident. Bvery residsnt of Hawaiian
American or European citizen, ahall b
entitled to vote under the usual former
qualifications, if douiiciled for one
year, rgistrd and sworn.
Tlie oath for voters and delegates is
in effect to support and bear trua alb-glance
lb the provisional government
and ii, oppoaaany attempt to rector
the qnseu to tbe throne, or to r.-:tab-
lish uionurchlsl gOVemmeot la any
form in the Hawaiian island.
THEV DON' F WAN T MUCH.
AlKa-.d Heirs to Sua Tar SjfSO, 000,000
Worth PropertVi
COLOMBOS, Ind , March 10. Heirs of
Daniel A Kandolpn, a Revolutionary
soldier, who owned eighty acres of
land, now iu the heart of the city of
Philadelphia, declare that by the expi
rulion of a ninety-nine year leaae they
have come into possession of tbe prop
rty It is said to be worth Vi,Wi
000 The heirs, so far as known, are about
foity in number. They will sue to re
cover BIG JOE'S SUIT MISCARRIES.
dudt Woodward Holds That a Min
ing tngniter Is a Go-tmploye.
Case to be Appealed.
WilkeS-BaBRE, March 18 The BSae
of Josepn Matuskowilz, belter kuowu
a "liii: Jo,'' who brought suit against
J C Harden dc 'Jo a few dsvi ago for
198,000 damages resulting from his in
carceration in the Jeansrille mine for
nineteen davs without food, was taken
from the jury this afternoon and a ver
dict for thedefeudant orderel by Judge
Woodward.
It wsa shown at the trial that Joe
agreed to exonerate the company from
the payment of all claims in considera
tion of 80. The judge gave bind
ing instructions to bud for defendant
company on the group i that damage
was caused by tbe negligence of A J..
Wolemsdorf, mining engiueer. whoae
survey and map wa inaccurate, he
being a co-cmpioye. Some of tbe
jurors protested against the ruling, bnt
as the case was taken out of their
hands, the protest was unavailing.
It is sail the case will be taken to
the supreme court, as it furnishes one
of the best tests of the present mine
law ever brought into the conns for
decision. The question whether a min
ing engiueer .- a co-employe of a miner
or laborer, is an important on, and if
Judge Woodward's ruling is upheld,
it will la? very difficult in future to se
cure a verdict in suits for damages
against coal companies.
INFORMED HE IS DEAD.
The Pension Departai.tit Telia Veterat
Spraeue That H la
Aurora, 111 , March IB. aire Julia
L Spragua, of this city, has just re
ceived the startling information
from t i Pension department at Wash
ington that she is a widow, and that,
therefore, the pension claim of her 1st
husband cannot be allowed.
About three years ago br husband.
Horatio S Sprague. a member of tbe
Second Massachusetts infantry. applied
fur s pension under the act of lune J7,
1890, he beiuu then totally and per
manently disabled Ample proof of
disability, service and dietitution were
tiled This wa the last heard of the
application until last night, whn
sprague, who is alive, but disabled. t
OeiVed word that he is deal and hence
lua claim is rejected
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DEMOCRATS DAMAGED THE BILL.
Th.tr Unwise 8uiraatti-na for Chandra
In Admli l.irative Featurea.
WASHINGTON, March l. The senate
finance committee consumed all of the
morning hour in a disi uision of the
sdminiirstiv features of the tariff
bill. The Republicans say they expect
to ls able lo show that the Democrats
have damaged the whole bill by the
changes in th administrative features
they have laggeated, and hope that
certain amendments which they today
pointed out will he mad
Nothing WSS aut a. lo the time when
the bill would be reported or when the
debate would begin alter the measure
reached th senate
FIRE ON NORTH MAIN AVINUE
The Broecry store of Mia. Mten Morton
Ousted
At u ltd lastntghl ftra wa dtsooversd
In the rear nl the grocery tore of Mr.
Ellen Morton OH North Main avenue.
West Sid
li buined ftercely for time, and be
fore the lirenien obtsined control of It
the interior of the lore was gutted
and the stock destroyed, rue loss i
covered by insurance.
Mrs. Morton is at present visiting at
Denver, Ool The origin of th fire it
unknown.
. -IRON
WORKS RESUME
TWO Blast Furnaoee Started anil Mere to
Follnw.
Sot ui Hi i in kin m. Pa., March 18
No. 'J blast furnace of the BethlehetB
iron company was started up tonight,
after having been Idle fot a year. Em
ployment is given to 10d men.
No. (1 furnace will start up shortly.
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA.
Fear of prosecution will force Der
f-'o.ialist, an Anarchist organ, of licrlin, to
have Qermtny,
King Humbert, of Italy, celebrated, bis
lift icth birthday in much state, holding a
grand review of troops.
Socialists in the reichstag declared
vehemently that they would not vote a
cent to build a monument to F.mporor
William I, but tho appropriation was
ordered.
WEATHER FORECAST.
yuu Washinotoi. Match IS. Fore
I cast jor fWdoy: For cattem
I VViHS(i)iniu, ruin, probably
fallowed by fair by nocni rari
tibe iciads.
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