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imris* Oven Seeefl. litentleed penne U eeis
cementite. Inetneten teeny Women *en
ChtIneen -. Pone pare Contlieuene
Inxieting Witte neettne neette-
3?"ts1't Geographical neenoverx.
4, ZangNW eitine tieeen Centskin wise-
heremieeti the following letter Irma
Mr. Shipley ;;,
GIMP" Semen, liverentve. NOT,Uth.
Nix Dealt Cm= wessenneeei em bold
,nuough to Ask that yert be .geeel enough to
ferwera my two lettere Zaireibie et
ewe embed convenience. 1 hive often
wished. to wpm, ana fete has brought you
but 4 few deys' journey from me. I hePe it
will still be auepteious, end liege you until I
�n have the pleasing opportunity of know,
lig a ocileagoe who heeletiOrea so Onosten,
tediously saa 40 Well in a einellar Acta
anaturaerthezetee myalpetronege. lJutil
va -meet, 1ombeedbe invent Anent:an Mat
faithfully,
Mr= netinne,
Oeptedu Wiesmen, Imperial Pommis.
*tome to met Africa.
Mir. Stanley is not expected M liagemoyo
testa December 5th.
=rem nom szienne.
I em indebted to Mr. Smith, Acting
Beitish Count at Zennitee. or the follow,
nag leder from Mr. Stenley, dittea at the
Osman etation, lapwepwee November 11,
1882e
Deem Sen. -We arrived here yeeterdey.
the 55th day from Victoria Nyenne, and
'the 188th day from the Albert Nyanza.
reembei:ed Mtegethee abed 700 Amis.•
At the lot muter, thme diva lige, Emile
3aahll'4 Wade numbered 204, of whom 00
.are children, mostly orphan ot Egyptian
ertdieerr, The whites with me aro: Linen
fitaire, Ceptein Neleme, Mountenri, jetple.
sate Orman Parke, Wee. DOT* filn Rolf -
Men, Emu PA** vla his daughter, °Apt.
Carat, Signer Nemo ana a Tuutaiein Vittl
Baseso, an apetliecery. We lreVe else
Megan Peres, eiteult ,u3d. aolVAPzet of
the Algerian ramelon, Armes the principal
algae of the Raab!, are Vakoerft, of the
untoriel province, and Maier awash
Eftendi,ot ehe 'tea Bettelion. Shire leaving
Vendee Nyeries, we have lost le ot the
Wealune people end one netive of Zanzibar,
who watt leillea while we were parleying
with the hostile people. Every previous
frp4Xlitieri I hone lea has Peen the lighten,
of ger labors 44 We ffrevr neer the gee.
bit I mend sey the mese of tide gee.
OrlillVMO TIM MCI,
Airing Of beepreock homers tells
tale, and went we pima Uwe
shiphoma them will be re0
The word of Stitt we have not.
ot showieg at Zeuziber she
a
aur Ishors. After carrying
1,000 mile* to the
of the sick, driving the
their prey, otter rose efter
eine, with every mew on
hey slip through, our limas eud,
IIARD
Doak by WI
TEE aTATE'S
A hid (W
nespetch says ;
et Mrs. ThOnnA
nese called by
oma today,
foe effen rem,
et her eleteete
afternoon ot Ib
the fiaturdey oi
Whelee at he
O'Sullivan itin
000 blre.
tbe eltting-roon Nra h
holm) enter 10
JA23302
reedlog fee01
uPstaire tO O'S
The light wale
O'Sullivett sun
Witnese Vete 10
deWiletaire,
we* in the hen
pest 8, aid dm
when she get
te the pitmen
Oundey <Meting.
Under does.
confamd, ona 4
was ist
nth, the wee eni
Slew pteoen
eight ot the ea
repeekea the eto
time with her ale
4‘11, ;ma their re
Witeltell
hire Tom VII
She ooreolnirete
her slater, es to
Narea
and the 5113
teertillea OM the
to Mae 41h, epee
CM= et the
She ateo Wide
0,Sullivau AI
versetion conner
ence. Winton
teetimony oonoe
Olney, Abe New
Wien oe
body wee disco
the house and
the al000verg ot
44 I binVO whet
go with use en
said;
you, though? 1
end never MOW
police officer emu
will go *Whim.
full a MOIWATOrleti
ate in Mei hammock* (Inc Way, 75 The State A
years old, the mother of Vended, died 101 Whet= **greet
%his moaner in North llaukurne, south of 1 es to the locst10
the Tiotorie Nyanza. suddenly raked ;
roue peen COrrilineualflearnle, yOri Wed SO wet
We had as ;stirring thrie for four dm1 04,7,1
as WO had auywhere. Por those four del' Thatibiellacm"aa°
vr* taa couthmons tighting during the ___ „
tgreider part of the daylight hours. The wj"..;4_7,".11,t7,,,.....,
!eolith natives took an unemountable pre. „e7tiTaiitr.4-:.
judioe to the Pasha's people. They he aeneten, .n,_"432
eistea that they were eannibal" and haa .:_ntontnntrieten
ug 10 then wee ot no ene. Any attempt at nnntn,
*0106 10 their country for AO good, Mak- ni;" feaid"
disproof &eve them into I white-hot rage, --4-531a-34;;;It
MA in their inadnale, flsaicg ikemalgv55 eth Ifs 24
cei no, they sufferea. sen *dirndl that
d
the route to the. sea vie Shrilet aud Blweno "110, I as°
is ihe best for one thing that spetfielly " Did you not
*meets desirable to me, an ahundence 01
toed. I propose to adopt that line. As
=genes the danger of an *deck, one road
seems to me to be as bad au another.
XilrOlirMr DISCOVelir.
We have mode an unexpected alsooveryot
zeal value in Africa considerable eaten.
lion of the Victoria' Nyanzet to the south.
west. The utmost southerly' reach of thie
extension is south lat, 20, 48, winch brings;
the Victoria See within 155 infies only
feem Lake Tangenike. 1 'amigo °erten' m
my mei` a that this was h foot, blown to
mac; through the many voyages of the
Church Missionaries' Society to Uganda,
AIM I did not feel particularlymoved by
it. Meceray, however, showed xne the latest
snaps published by the society, end I saw
that not one bua even a suspicion of it. On
the roaa here / made a rough sketch of it,
aria I find that the area of the great take ia
sow increased by this disoovery to 264900
square miles, which is just about 1,900
same miles Larger than reported.
a LA NZ Willi ISLANDS.
If you will glance at the map of thelake
towards the southwest you will find that
the coast line runs about weetnorthwest
and east-southeast, but this coast line, so
drawn, Imelda mainly of a series of large
and mountainous islands, many of theta
well peopled, which overlap one another.
South of these island is a large body of
crater,just discovered. Lake 13rigi, which
Captain Speke so slightly sketched, turns
out to be a very respectable lake, with
populated islands 1011. In hope that we
shall meet before long,
I beg to 'remain your obedient servant,
HENRI M. STAN/Me
To the British Consul•General at Zanzi-
bar.
A GAS MAIN EMARED,
And an Explosion Followed,Wreekingthe
Arouse and trilling inmates.
A Braddock, Pa., despatch of Friday
says: A two story brick dwelling was
blown to pieces here to -day by an explosion
sf natural gas. Two persons were fatally
burned and six otherseriously injured.
The accident was caused by. .a leak in the
main. The leakeige wee discovered last
night, and this morning Chao. Householder,
an employee of the gas company, was sent
to repair the trouble. He descended into
the basement and almes$ immediately
there was a terrific explosion. The others
in the house were Peter Keith, wife and We
children. The foundations upheaved and
ehe sides and front*of the building entirely
collapsed. Mre. Kelsh, who wits sick, was
• thrown into the street and fatally injured.
Iler three days' old baby was not hurt.
ilonseholder was frightfully burned from
Ms head to his feet and ' will die. Kelsh
and flve children, aged from 3 to 11, were
Thi -own into the street or buried in the
debris. All were serious injured, but will
geoover,
Not Choice in weapons.
Dudely-I lost my heart, Miss Fanny,
last night when I was talking to you. Yon
have it in your possession.
Miss Fanny, frigidly -Yon are mistaken,
Idr Dade1y, but I will ask the servant girl
Perhaps she picked it up when ehe swept
ont the other trash this morning.-Texasi
Pingo:. _
_.........._,
-A woman may think a mania a genius
'adore marriage, but she calls it by ooze
other name afterward.
movement by th
that *ohm 2"
I ilia
aia not°
• Martin Bathe
men with a bimok
nese stand. The
e e*Iocn'keepersi
avenue. On the
on duty at seven
berkeeper. 151
Pinancial Secret
Patrick Cooney
time. Martin B
about eight bo
Coughlin and JdIs
saloon during the
On crou-ex&rn
veioped that wi
Camp 204 limb
camp, ana had
Witness denied tk
night until 1LBC
was supplying B
that he vietted
ago for the
arouna," Be de
money to Burke
merely paining t
way to Chicago
west. He dealer
cence of Burke, a
why he did not in
of the fact that
the time the re
replied that be w
busmen to get th
up in the matter
paper interviewe.
that he applied a
epithet to Dr. Cr
or had called the
witness admitted
active interest in
Treasurer of the
Wm. F. Coned
City Health Dap
reiteration ot De
maw Burke in Da
ing of May 4113, a
23E00
judge D. J. L
night of Febrile
Beggs went to I
respects to Pres
wanted torecorn
eral embAreaeuter
and Beggscalled
about 2 o, clock
returned to Chi
evidence was i
character of B
publics men.
John F. 021611
town assessor's
called at Matt
evening of Mel'
O'Malley oorrobo
as hi Burke.
Chafe 20
James Lymeni,
ber of the Clan•na
story of the meeti
miry 8113, when a
to investigate the
of the Buffalo T
maturely been m
camp. Witness
resolution to app
adopted, it was de
proper method of
matter was referr
Spellman, of Poor
20 for the report
SWEARING
were referred, to tho Rodalo committee and
not to a oommittee of Camp 20. ,
winter ,e, oieson, an employee of Mar,
01141 Field .14 Co., and an ex.-100Mber of
Camp 20, retold the Boxy of the meeting
tip h 8th t- ily so n z. toci
o 0 roary , prao tea er 4..
ettbYalLe7.1414' Thewit"" 'k"Ilf 9111C) inner
. 04 croMexaminatiOn. the State Attorney
pressed the witnees closely *thou% hie testi-
peony before the °Mena a jury and the
grind 'jury, with e view to ehoweeg thin his
memory ba, unproved ono° then. ri„,01
, .
shewitne" lx"4" angry444 "talked
back" wherenpon.the pond threatened to
Ano bixo for ooetempt
Ic.,00og000tolko iebn F. Pinerty, altar
of the ensfeen, was the next witeeee., • lar,
Pistexty said he had beeo A Meta.= Of the
Clee-mt-Gael eihoe 1872, and belmegea to
Camp 20. Who never heard of all inner
oitoia Egt it. The witnesa was A member of
the national convention hem of the Olen.
ne., ,Gael in lft$$, at which Dr. Cronin was
.420 0 her of the committee to try
the triangle.
metthete p..Bredrievyorieea a reernher
of the Clan ea Gael teatiged that he hack
never heard of anineer ninth; in the °rot*.
zatien '
, .
Francis F. (*violet constable, testified
that Beggs; was with lone at a Repoliene
club meeting at the Grand Notts) Hotel
Itrenljr441,40b°4-et,7 to 9 o'clock 441 the °Wit of
IP
;SAM WM " nniee OrecUle,
zob.„, pwle.,, ,nexa„, a the nntenna,
eael, dolma, Sad he had never betted of.
an inner °hole in the orgenizotion Oa
the oross.ex' ananaticla this Rua- %le 00,
44E4;04 -
s; Now this Order had what 34, CleUed sill
- 4 -- - 4 'i - --- - --- - - - - "
04000tiv0h047 e '
4,'„ Xivcaeriaatvya''rt oar 11=404 to koow the
nliMee Ot Sti executive body 2 "
"No. Ur, '
4' nit WM mord from you? "
" X011 sir."
"Then you don't itlIQW Whetter they
all ismer circle or not?" -
' 0 EQ. sir,"
The State AttorneyeeThat is all.
Thewitetimetheerestentlyseld onredimet
exaMination Maine& camp elected a dela,
. _..
to the stationlamee by the WOO Polioe
togdPermieSionionhteletheeeletterefroM
fleggr Artterhe weserreekedf "
eliremembertheOhief got theletters thin
had been moeived from SPellMan,"
"this correspOndenCe between him and
. - .
•trireilimothi"loe'rrse!erert101),,g *eh; intestifieredthtethbye Mr. .
.
Begis on that 00eAsion, before the Grand
Jure, was the finit intimation you had
that there hail been pith a correspondence,
waset not 7 " ,
, "Well, 1 viin 7,0* "newer the llinietiolt
thatwi*Y‘ if Y°4 will al* Ille & C14941414
ithatt the lettere,' will try to tell whet
1 krow about them.'"
"The queetiork is Whether or riot you
intlo P'44ined Yew tnimulytten het"'
hiln ?' . ,,
"I would, like to bane then queenon teem,
ea ihe Coed Will we it in petting words. he
, ,
niyMonth." Reediest man) ,
"Rweald *eve were letters there that
VOW +WWII the whole ihing, 'think, or
1013eiMbg to that effect"
sixarmanttettaah..„_‘1,/,..,e1312,,,twrii2"t° SPellMilnlind
'0 Yea to explain thesecret coromittee ar-
rargenterit.
'' And did net he want you to examine
these lettere f" '
' Yee, airn" _
fir. Ensue said, " That'll OW
, Chief e °'' 15E°Y4ta) j 444x/3'13'4 - - - '
, 1, o Police o ar , who testified
MUM days ago for the pmeeetion. Wee
errellen cet. behalf of the defence. Chief
, otileend admin tn _ _tea Slid Betee ee at_ter helot
brreetbew beu 'MID 'VW"' oir 4034 114Q
they baa, a co_uverfiektion_ regarding l_ettera
mitten ett Vegge CY b. . 442* Beggs
air cted Ali ch!et t hi offi d to the'
e - - ' 0 , -0 • 0 ° -IA' 0°
..., . . . . .. ..„, . .. .
-War Partier% of the desk le whieh sk
a number of lettere were to be lowed,
ilist:howittniwout breceimetivecio etilte:atraelltioheritt ell
takatbara t°4°4a14°5°°a°14ers
A ()Woe aeepeteh of lad (Thureden)
eight oyez rnteiolc Men, liyery enable,
keener and owner of the fatil04* white
home, was the ant witnees in the Cronin
Me Waliv. lie teetieed, gilt litil tuirlie
1 WI in * ahlle otrieenre ill this city. It
Well the Itlenie horn be lied let Coueltlinte
friend IMO Oli, the everting et the weeder,
- wespeerwx, teenonx on ....,-,...?
Louie Dadeabenner, of Hoboken, enn, a
" estate agent, testified that between,
An,* nth. inne, and hhey neat, nom he
urn et nhtn,00 he a a.t co wbtok, Dr,
orennehi- o;,ina A* the neeehriae. On the
„wag of the warder town woe •tr,
jesters eta" atom °melte Dr, create**
, e Wee IVO la e
reetneace .31 ' potift. he w to 0,
Igor atom et 7 undo*, end mins heve re.
mined there emu 8 aro. 0,0100h. Attar he
ha,,a boa them a sew lahlatee he natiaad,
the berm and b , in trout of Dr.Cropline
atties. it was as sraisaey side bar ha
ea had the top nn. Witnese %Intim
i ame Dr. orook„ and mother man ao
if. the house 804,4 otio to *0 ha .
2ibs atisee stow for tba berm while the
or ' *WM 4 * liny, ere
deat atattea t a * h Th
Woke 100re ME on tho aldethidlCmettn the
MUM nue who celled to Dr. (koala and
ettreotealdeatteution, kir thedootonteneed.
round, but OM kepe gob% toward* the
buggy. Then the driver Went to the horse'a
heed stukuthitolted the horse, went., to the
Wray. gob zU, elle alis On sue Was Mee,
Then Dr. Omaha got ta„ Ro vita tom%
**this Man pa the while, •so it maned te
me. Thou they diitted mats, end thin roan
get la frees ;gibe doctor, "a Quip they
Set down and went oil Dr Cronin uawlat
' '
p tea to he a smell chest or box which
t hem onesined hie treatments or
cluee,". Witniese Welt etlindleg in the
oar of the cigar store looking at the horse
shoat toe= minutia awl saw it wore
men tame dawn and an The Incidents
of their departure.
, what was me odor of that horse? ir
ashHeditthe Wry.. er;
,was 0 ay, a apaciaa gray, with
dark lege. The florae which I paw Teeter.
day at the aims museum was not the hens
that drove Dr. Chain away arid am not
reeerato it. Tho bone I saw yesterday
was a white hOrre, but thelenne 1 sew take
Dr. Cronin *way on the night ot Mey 4th
was a speckled grey. The lege of the horse
that took Dr. Cronin were dark while the
egs Of this horse ere white."
mat nu= smogs.
remainder of the 80281012 Via ceou.
b relorosoo 'Mal ex nil who ave
ehei Y. . ,i P . ke ,, . _.,?
te eke seas minty snowing tutu were
twaai rs x loot sbo ine nail tit fine bated for dietinguithingthe
it shat i th
rugs fromo e
lower sulmels,
I scare= von ern= moionen.
As Judge NOConnell Was 60121/1200 court
this morning he was rad by II men Who
inactlad;!beainara biltii,„ etelfaa,„anta..t. Sel.f 31,,,,t..blisi
-- - - --- ----' - ---- -
one o,f_ tho. dediaaanntetin oath; toCrobenizain
Conahlin A' le w Cliedae-11P
in the cage, he said, end for that reason
had not spoken before. Hie coneolence,
however, would not let him rest till he had
related what he new. His story was that
he had seen Con hlin between * nd 10
g - - 5 -
o'clock on the night of the murdeenat the
Chicago avenue police station.
Judge McConnell informed the State
Attorney and Mr. Forrest of Martin's
story, which corroborates the teatimony of
Officer MoDonald. Martin will probably
testify t°431°rmw.
., NOTES: •
Every one of the five defendants have
now been represented by an alibi, but the
lawyers for the proemial= have no &pers.
henekin that the jury will long consider
that bran& of the defence.
Nobody has accused, Burke of being at
the Carlson cottage on the night of May
- •
4th, but the defence evidently think that
the jury may have their opinicine that he
• • - ,(impatiently)
was hence the alibi witnessee called for
' • • fails •
Burke. But an alibi to explain why
rented the Carlson cottage and why
' •
he tried to escape to England by way of a
• , -
foreign country.
Mre. Whalen damaged O'S Ili '
n van s case
by herirascibledisposition and over•anxiety
to Flow herself off and swear to an thing
• - y
which would get her cousin cle .
sr
The class of witnesees ler Beggs were
a ova. e average ca e . or e e epee,
b th 11 d I th d f
andhis chances of acquittal look bright
.
tonight. . ' , . -.:
The iniported here° alibi overreached
imse an Firma is a my y telhng the
iii lf d ' h' t b '
•
jury that he remembered the number and
• • •
color of various horses which passed him on
that occasion. This was too much for any
sane mart to beli e a -
F - ev .. . ,
rank Woodruff is out with another con.
• • •
fission. This time he says that Dan
c - . hi. • a h• tau h
dig in instructed am to t e yarn
about r. Cronin and - a woman in the
trenk which he setting on. an tuistspecting
publics at the time of his &Mel for eteal.
mg a white horse .from Dinaii'll livery .trived
stable. The objeot of this 1alee,o0nression
was to",throw the police off the scent of the
murderers and disconnect COng,hlin's
hiring of Dinan's white horse from the
appearance of the horse at the Conklin
.residence. Woodruff gays he was paid to
, get arrested for horse stealing, so that he
ootild.,tell his fairy tale, end was supplied
. ,
with' putt enough information about the
movements of the conspirators after the
murder to give an appearance of truth to his
cenfession.
Jacob LOWeileitain. i. mamba, a +It.
police force from 1883 to May, 188$4 and
partner of Ceughlin'e On the police force
from 1887 to the thee witness was die.
ohtiegea, gave testimony tending to show
that enmity existed between John 0. Gar.
ray, one of the witnessee for the proseco.
: A + -. .
*1°4 05400(le igtitgetkul.a recess until a 0"ohicir
to take the deposition of Lynch, the die,
tiller, who is ill. It IS twinned nyenne
testimony will. praotioally Anieh the list of
wituessea. for the defeooe.
r now oven s. wirincts,
The trial was productive et. *mother sen,
a le - th 1,4 • 13 a t
a Ion in . 0 afternoon. . eete is en ere,
aer, the New Jersey witnesa Who aware to
the ' white horse alibi, living the central
Agora, Through. lack of proper MO040,
*ions Detective ,Liudyille was MO SO serve
A a a sir prank OD the winesit at is • Mel.Natalercur
St t b " ' ' ley li
The detatitll, Under a threat of calling the
. - ' e . . . -
petrel Weggen, brought the witness to the
state morns .8 once wh t --a 04
crimia- at oearYt hailata'g the rate°0714-eang
hie prisoner were intercepted by John
DeialeY and Lentil' Oar* °Jerks in-laiwyer
Forreat'a office. They made* desperate
,. . .: ._ ' • ' .
eodi Se gee ine lenneee Out et Stle detee,
tiveis hands, Iola in the ,stroggle the detec,
t• a - - roughly handled. .
tve an witness were
Other detectives Wile to, *he Moue, and
Budenbender was Ueda into the State
Attoroere office, hut immediately released,
The diegreeefel affair well Ventilated in the
eiourt, and took up the whole afernnon,
witennee being gelled on both sides The
nnege while of the Imam that there
had 1;etee Mt contempt. of court. odd 44 It
With very wrong, very b44, iza 4 Orem per.
Avenel ontmege, The 0,..encer leadrio" mg` ht to
arreSt the witness a 23 subpoena '0
' .
Annum IspEss,
a .
The European eeieeiste ef oast
bitne on ova to 000tona with yid
rewire vigorous legisletion to get
even to mitigate. Leproay bee lo:
i ' ' d - - - - t o
0001,0 in cadent pertnine 0 ei
linroapelqxiikeolatittion'anciterthtliee:efgalfdretetg
Lea disease is already heeling fi
-ohleetreee kind. Public atom
receony drawn to the matter by to•
the Pall Iltall ahzette and Blocks
the colonial Frees has eweikelied ic
that something MOM he done to re,
t t 01 a- Th
a amp on 0 'seam. e an
ere Condemned for their slowness
ing legislation in the interests ,
afflicted with the dises.se and i
Premutione for the public safe
0 1 0 t b eth •
if o c o er ,,m,
to the eurctioo, atla ; " We have
es a people, failed as yet to uu
how terrible andi0:auhl:Woinfrececot411(
portentous lad that it ie. ahead
midet. On that feint the empiric
tiemoxiss2on left no room for dc
.- indeed - . .
Wonia be strange were a le
subtly oinneannicative to be AB Xife
- the 0 Colony, a, t
lo,, . eCape and Ye to 1
AVM Natal;.for not only *re the
the dimase indigenous to South Al
the Asietice we have brought to a
14" aloe hvenghe with them, ti
fern% of teproer We are much -;
, „ ,
it at this moreene et Meet two lave
leg 04 t eir Pennine all the Aster'
malady, *rend daily parading 0
exia streete. It is nobody's; but
duty at present to take mite of st
Mate Bemire theirisolation and tr.
arel nnttt that duty is imposed bed
responsible Perseus we the% as
otooltY* he liable t0 them pilule
ultientie al111. penrilonatiposillittir of
ti I' 94.,a..' & II' ° -,F1,." *at W
‘f,eaka '',,Te: 4nele"a '141*ue ,n49,1_,"."T
8"'"Y s""C''' lecPP4 on ''''1:4"14* A
that oolouy lee it the Jtfercury to
.
*het the Natal authorities; Meek
it thet the lepere of Nei
ProtniAY nod, .ProPetlY Undated a
minim* looked ;After as well, 1?
°at° the Tim" 7 "Tho tile Udd /7
to zeltestt here. It wen+ to thew.]
thin to the horrors of a kOatilgOillt
dltaltt 01 sT lovotahhh 4110elleo* *
5 taloa n eri7"Pa ebbnea 1"Y
,°Ta ,,,a '4°,4 1"b PeUe73141 del
entwines 'nemesia tereniente, fa
e,e,oalf, end giving *cede to tie
emttatt (hat rage 1°4°2 theeCIPP of
"'re °"01Theiat*ng 44 `"'S t"t4t A
'be itompea away; ' filthy heddiz
t no °Teen .e.:Paenr° The a"
trot itTertuta5 on 'a*" "Ii_vImeae414'
to i a (am,, . =4 palltumitg, 434,,k, 0
, ineren ;ens, 40 adeenve .o eo;
tertuantott bY boats of glee, in an
b'er° aftell /11334Ing "I7r " "a I
%Tot; unniterY arritegewlente el
bnellteets Tinto invades of the isim
ettieliertenoin asegneting meanie
inferior in quality eed tireited inc
badly cootted mid gerven-euth
experimose of leur patients at
ysi a In it- it a
latempletehaortiryw °Ianat freeat eill
Shove the see level, needs to let tol
theerlesiness of theses% *boom by I
GOVernOtent for the accommodati
by side, of lie hewn *ma its la
tool - u .1 h t a. t
pima vie me o t e wo lree
ties that Olin Well Mellllind. 3
...u.re zob__ - . , .
'''''' Ilg• 4/11X0len ARUM MA
done Leta Puim ini ootratraitt-ft
tabbb ue and'Mb 13g 4 55155 ar
sham plow the eye shelter the b
woe the =Inv '
...---..a.,
ID ARV t
tali it) L110 AMA IR
'
'WA SRA.
1* -1,7-...,---
ItnOtain raCASI314,El.
ineltes,y) eight's febetego
144 111CC°Vn*** a 4Bi'r
liThelef/A was the filet wit-
dm defence in the Orortin
he 1Vtd. known VS011iVen
iva an XV 5theeho w4e
3116:40 gom 413,6 /34 the
5 4th, Atter ettPPer °It.
net, she weee clot with hire.
Lt-Pttat 8 o'ciwis, loviog
14ibthe hisi,teba,Neilb, ble
Whalen0 4kosm•w4iwag„ AA
' Nei.4h Me two e444reb•
n sister renegued to the
,cietv..k "a were let ts by
4, She and her stater sat
,
nir see hour eua then Wen,
OliViilegf recite tor a oot,
- •
nirnmg In the room end
`hfolotiq were lo bed"
, the men and took the 00t
,. .
130 when WvrhanPmstteiVezerallilt CI
bat he Weil in Ilie retire
4)F....avaiwayeltragat, tre.iit
airninnwbittrAottwaneusier:eaxiMhee
Ins on Senney night. Bien
-
0 n0401000' *Wit Ow *la
ng night, whittle was the
,rei4ezielleWr. otuteopeitep‘ohnejleavert:
or ou Saarclay night, the
lune to the berme.
OetriliVe Mennen.
nen was the next wituene
i the testimony given by
'heir doling and O'fiellt,
4$ eir the nigtit of May ittle
, fars. 'Melon fernier
board (Maim rovi,puit
c of his *petted with Dr.
mew table to the tup,
k as to Couldiens visa* to
iy, nth, and ea to bis con.
eing °MOWS' disappear.
lee ileirt exited to ewe her
mieg the vielt at Me
YOrli eorropendeet, who
ran the day ebet Cumin a
rend. Chewy cause into
reedit mono remmk about
'lleniu'll body, ima midi;
he demand e. want eouto
a ideatify the remeinn"
"Why ehtend I go with
am% know who yea are,
foe before today. If *
ea kva asks Ine SO SO, I
e
T'01 coma mum
hew exerehted Urn
boob, aed atter loannee
t et her hitchen window;
44 ps. thee the window
e the ontem, gone, ent,
hat)** sat o Ann r amt.
het die wetched the earl.
er then modified, his quese
"Did you not may la
na, watottehe (hewn eat.
1 of May 7"
: et the ourositiell over
A Witileilli.
tothet the day Oa the
editing else to do."
it there end, wMoli every
-Gallant, ena, nue watch
o xeitioxlto do it and /
t
era Zeit Imam
:opted interested, el A tail
moustache took the win
shuns was Matt. Dangly,
t Clark street Ana 0111410
might of Mey Atli he came
o'clock sod relieved his
tin Burke, P. E. Nolan,
ary of Comp 20, endThe
vere in the *Moon at the
trke Was in The aaloon for
re, laitneae seia4 Vine.
ti ,011alley mime into the
t time sled Ireet Burke,
'nation the fad was da-
Mem was a member of
: joined from a Buffalo
1/30W21 Burke for a year.
At he was out riding that
I, and .admitted that be
erke's meals to him, and
Winnipeg nom time
"impose, or enoahhog
nea that he had ever sent
at Winitilieg. He was
nough 'Winnipeg on his
ram the Canadian North-
d his belief in the inno-
id when questioned as to
form the State Attorney
'mite VI" ib hill Saloon at
rder was committed, be
is afraid it would hurt his
3 notoriety of being mixed
and subjected, to news..
He et"211"itlY denied
3 epprobrions and. obscene
Intn when talking of him,
deaa man a spy. The
that he was taking an
the case, and that he was
lefenoe fund.
in, an employee or the
rimed, testified in air.
ahy's testimony that he
aley's saloon on the even-
s3nt 7 o'clock.
11 MIABAOT12.13.
en testified that on the
7 20th he and defeedant
idianapolis to pay their
ident Harrison. Begin
tend a friend for the fed.
at Chicago. The witness
on President' Harrison
in the afternoon. They
212g0 that night. This
itrOdneed tO, show the
eggs' associations with
ey, a clerk in the North.
office, teatified that ,he
Danaby's sawn on the
4th with Wm. Coughlin.
ftted Danahy's evidence
:
DOINGS BELATED.•
iity contractor and mem.
..
-Gael, Camp pro, told the
ng of the camp on Feb.
committee was appointed
itaternent that the report
ria! Committee had pre-
de pnblic in Dr. Cronin'
iestified that after the
Ant . the ' committee wee
.
ailed that tbat. was not a i
procedure, and the whole
5 d to the District Officer
ta. The calls in Clump
nf a nravisits averriwati.eals
Another Zdhalvargh Ns222121tion.
ethane o Acrid 00 16 ream nue i
awe e-tahaineetwe -triaeoh evea eet a goo'
tog ; that mod aumensfel as Were beet
of the rotten* Exhibitions in the Modern
Athena and lit talikegovr, liiretlier 40 WM
thereafter -.net year -may net take quite
.
co wen with the pone. But eertalnly we
wish it every meth% Emelt, and weemst
mama shit the indications are very pro.
reisieg, neeerdinn to the proem*"
loused the toniertskipg hie been leuWleed
under the emit settraetive &wine, and the
eutereetfonee Exhibition to be ermed
there in laity met will prove me of the
wed interestiog eat beta tie Scotlited. It
hi tole; under the patronege of the Queen,
There are branch *neon as wen 45 boa
oommitteee in both ehtenew and nemeoe,
Applicetione for epeoewill only he received.
until the A -et of next reiontheee Imp OW*
her beving *leeway bean reoelea, Among
0 t , . *
th IVA beterestiug ;exhalent; evidently,avarrwheve.na
will be loony wheat were at the Pole Ex.
hibithee. Everynneg peewee* to be am
to render theEthibition highly Reuter, in.
ducting ocencee eua iudoor muneemente
alta. The hot 03040 w'rethat in Europe:
The site 4oeen, too, is within cay clic,
knee of the centre *Ma city* end will
have ocenection with two railways. The
Exhibition itself will be in two aivieloue
°°e mPliting *wez/tY"tiw° "4-* imufl 16"4"
"avateti to E10041°*, reun'000400 104 It"'
ntnettre°1/.." -14°..nrin.°T-1°....43-8-unneultiouwveollmt.:
,,-5-arx„----rizlirix-
Me
gate, and *het them delegetenee a netionel
aseembly, selected the *emotive, as he
Aindeedood it.
John S. lituiligen, Senior Ousedien of a
former camp and member of the Order fer
minty ewe, **Med he bad never /Aqua of
au voter oixole he the Order. he teenier
Onerdian be UMW the neraell Of the Men-
Aim body encl how they were aeon te
Illetiond Aleembly.
The State Attorney -In the COMMittleil
you were he bat summer I will leek you if
then did 1101 tgeet * liebzet bb744 With*
*wet billet mad kept their eltrnee Seargl
froue the oonveution?
"NO, sir. Beth at the aiviliono preestated
their remade. The minority took tom
and the mejority five, arid the AlMeil
were amonnoed on the report of the core.
mitten,"
WM arAre'll ATZOrefer =EV=
State Attotney Longeneeker was hero
ogled as a wituese on belalt lot the defend.
tint Becht, end wee shod tote exemined
_hen_Mr.p_osettr, .Be... gine ntnerhey_, when_ .litr„
.tenegenclieer lialir, " r. 00)0CS tO wog mum
, • 4,..,
as a mends In nos ogee."
llirePottarne" Wh1"2"
The Stint Attorney-,, Bemuse I am
Faaate auttag t'l th° °°142*"
een. 17 otter--" That does Pot rilake any
difference. You need not oomemet On
your own testimony:,
The State Attorney -ft No ; inia I then
t dO it?
311r. Yolltor-ft The gentle
argue OM his testimony is to
by the jay."
The 43004-"Pr°00011,"
" Were yen. preeent ir,t the coroner,.
inquest iii this die 2"
"Yes, sir."
"You heard Beam testimony that
eseasioe."
" I did."
44 Ind you subsequently cause to he
brought before the grand Jury the •defeed.
ant leggy as a witnem 2"
4 / did,"
il Dia ewe exit:nine him before the Grand
aury ?ft
Mr. Mille -We -object.
The conrt•-I want to know whet YOnpied
mew by this tine you aro going on, kr.
.
poster,
lar. Poster -I mean to show. if Tour
Honor pluses, that Mr. Beggs voluntarily
told. the taste Attorney when a witness
before the Grand Jury about this Cronin
coreepondence and the action of Comp 20
in this matter, I pro to show that the
Ant information came from Um F. Beggs
to judge Longenecker of the matter being
referred to the district olll ,, mr. spell
* `
man. Hs informed. Judge Longenecker • as
to what oorrespondence they had, and,
bathe; though chief af paw trabbara,
presented to Judge Longenecker the cor•
respondence in his own behalf. I further
offer to -prove that after thet examination,
and in pursuance of what Beggs stated
under oath, Spellman was subpoenaed as a
witness before the Grand Jury, and he was
interrogated and furnished letters which
Beggs had written to him in pursuance of
the -voluntary Mateo:tent of Beggs in this
matter, which the State Attorneykn
. eW
nothing about.
Lamm% ounce.
Dm Court -I think you are entitled to
get thin befere the but I am a littl
jury, 0
sorry M the method you have ureued in
• • - P .
ening It.
g lilr Feeder If Y •H ill ire t
* -- --- 55r 555r Iv .; 55-e'r
f making him state it I will
any meaneo . .
offer no objection, ,
..... .
-xn Court -The only thing 1 comment
•
hil 1° a it, would have been a little
o e tb t ' '
tter if von had asked Judge Longenecker
He h,, .,..; t • . - . -•Burke
willing to adroit that fact
- - 21° • - •
before you. put hnn on the Mend. I think
h. 4
e world have been entitled to be askea
that-
Mr. Foster to nudge Longanecker--You
ere now a simple, plain every -day witness,
and I don't ask you what Beggs -told you iii
detail, but whether or not he told you with
reference to the correspondence between him
and Spellman 2 .
A. -I will tell it all:
The Court -I will not allovr him to
answer tbat'question.
Mr. Foster -Yon put him in the position
of answering it, and now how shall he
&newer it 2 '
The Court -I want him treated just the
.
same ss any other witness. '
The Witness-Int:mew-art° your questien
I say yes. • '"Lady
BMW =Mime to OPEntuAll•
"Now, in ruin:lance of this information,
did you came Mr. Spellman tobe examine,d
and subpoenaed?".
" Yes, sir." ' '
"To produce the letters he had written to
Beggs ? ' ' ,
" Yee ; I bad that down at Peoria."
"In pursuance of that you canoed lettere
to beg:nought into court wills* Bens had,
written?" ,, '
"Yes."
"Up to that time you did not know he
had Written Mr. SpeIlnien any, did you 7,4'
"I did not." • ...
ti T mill atilt ann collstligir nr TIM win ilfalk
0 iCatinearo
ill if f li ..1 sr
A curious rietre..en O. t..0 neeelloity
atar°411414° itt tit° b°11ar raeut °In"
JO lb° '50 05 at 2710 Zoe""6" 4 few dells
ago. A. Milan engineer is in the hablt of
shutting off the water column when 1447,
lug hie boiler for the sil ht. One moraine
, g , 1 h -
001„Peueo re ..311aa, betut 1 le a 4til"'
Pogue, Ittle Preneomen to get en *team
defter a time, it OcOUrred to him to consult
his gauge clam, When he notioed that it
wee either full or empty --he =Ilan% tell
positively which, bot from the "%pearlier*
of it he tudgea it to be ball, and the autiw
goonrernotot.evpernoctseepdrowvge,deldersetjourdentochutts blow.
off valve he opened. it end snowed a eon-
eiderible Amount of water to move. About
this time it struck him thet it would not
be a bad idea to examine his try -make
Eluding nothing but Maim be became
fircati7 allinoaa szta bonded out hie lire
Wottirthingsrpeesettoexrerai, to twfahncirctlinaae oxaenptlati%rea°13iabg
be could not make steam. The impeder,
viewing the fire on the floor said lie aid
wonder mach at that, and immediately
Rupee ng the oaule ot th rouble he
ti ei t
ped up to the water 001t10311 ad examined
the 0000, The lower one wee broken eo
th t th wheel turn a it lv th e
• ye . re"
whie le thee veil remeauredeeti sled 41de:a
its aeat. 'Upon opening the broken valve
the water 10 the glen immediately ran out,
and the trouble was at an end. Water was
then pumped in, the fires were re-atarted,
and fill went " " "nil
Wives for Benebrimit Colth
Benthreen Collie, of Letligow,
west Territory, Canada, who woe
New `Pork Emigration bominiesio;
from
farovemifelAseafttry, ada570011 mega*, cikapututot.
&We. Secretary jaeksoa Mel AW
answer. Here le A Sample letter
yeiterclay from bliss Celia Wilcox,
188 Sae° sheet, Bothester;
I see your adverthemensin the /km,
grenticui" a alta Pa' alikathalia' •
enrol e want. Tam 26, an Irish I',
"inatbgacroWeminif .412:31igigr.' bWiurrtol
, possible and let me know if lir. Collis I
wite -or It he has* brother j ust like Ill=
MIS EL
Pal I've seta double aged riLtieeV4,14j,
it don't matter. rvo been disappointe
fitetiolen
Authorized.
Assistant Editor -Here is an
, from * fellow who wants us to tal
our "Answers to Correspondents"'
it is proper to use tbe word "with
the sense of " =lees."
Editor Daily Tomahawk (rale
moment --Haven't I need it in that
one or two editorials lately?
Assiatent-I think you have,
Editor -11e11 him flah use of the
PuctioneabYroantroftheheetliting
of English.
Conmesed n.s. "Sing Three."
• When I think of the towel, the old-
taehionea towel, that used to hang up by
the printing house door, I think that
noway in them days of aioday eau ham,
mer out iron to weite as it wore. The
tramp who abused it, the devil who used
it, the comp. who got at it when these two
were gone; the make•up arid foreman, the
editor, poor Man, each rubbed some grime
off while they put a heap on. In, over and
wider, 'twits blacker than thunder, 'twee
harder than poverty, rougher than sin;
from the roller suepended, it never was
banded, and it flapped On the wall like a
banner of tin. It grew thicker and
rougher, and harder and tougher, and
daily put on a more inkier hue; until one
windy morning -without any .warning, 't
, 2
fell on the floor and was broken in two._
Burdette,
Baru Water for the Bands
Borax Water will instantly
all soils and stains from the
and heal all sorattihee and chafes. 1
it, put crude borax into a bottle sr
with hot weiter. 'When the bores
solved add more to the water, nod
the hot water can absorb no more
timidly= remaine at the bottom of '
Ile. To ' the water in which the ha
to be 'washed, pour from Olio bottle '
it very soft. It is very cleansing,
ita Ilea the hands will be kept in e
condition.--Mait and Exyreis.
Be Could Swim.
Tommy S 11 '
.-Mr. mi , can you ins
Clara (impatiently) ---T l
-Tommy, e
room. Yon are annoying Mr. Smit
"05,th ta t
a question oes no am
Mime Heartesse. Yes, Tommy, I mu
Who do ask?"
"Cause I heard Clara tell sister 1
was going to throw yen overboard."
----..-
.
Why Be couldn't Accept.
Farmer's aon-Did you hire the man,
father?
r I
miner- wanted to, but he wouldn't
swept the place.
"What did you offer him?"
,, e off a 13: $
ere lin 60 a month and to fmd
'Mee • • •
h' lf " •
. "And he thought 660 too little? "
"No he was satisfied with. the wa es b t
. , . g , n
he osia he couldn't find himself."
'" B h ' d ' - .
.. mann 0.25 an ex- eteotwe from
Chicago. He said he never could find an 7-
'.. 1
thing.'
' '
;Sanitary cooking orcabbage
• • •
When you boil a cabbage tie a lit
bread in a bag and put it in the
French cooks say that all the un
odor which makes a ho ll 1' 1
ase sme ike
drain will be absorbed by the bread.
Patriotism and Piety. -
. y. „ . . .
A Prase terzan ol2nron in Melbourne mie
•on,
t d d some• ti into
iri ro nee mnova oils its ser.
vices which, altho h h '1blendingVidor,
. ng appi y
Patriotism and Piety, would -startle the
sober minded ficotobrash at home. The
'
choir, composed of gentlernen wearing the
Highland kit' d ' Iattired.- the
_ , 3 an gir a ,m e cos
- e ' • their
turns of the ady of the Lake, sing
hymns of praise to the musk of the bag-
• •
Pipes. . The ingenious parson who con.
these effects hew .his reward 'in
greatly entarged 0OngregatiOne.
Prince Louis Napoleon, son of
pi an ,younger brother of
• • •
will soon go on duty in the 1
Army of the Caucasus. lEie holds a.
commission.
- '
The body of a man named Ant
found floating in the canal at Moritz
•
tads, afternoo
Y . n. He left his hc
Saturday evening, after, it is eaid,
rel with his wi e a
. e , wife. H h a then
pooeet *135, and when found he had
Fool play is suspected.
"Did not the sight of the -bo
,
bine sea, bearing on its bosom
winged fleets of commerce, fill yo
emotion ?" " Yes," replied the tr
" at first it did; but after a while i
fill me with anything. It sorter(
nts."
'0h," moaned the NAM as it rolle
in the gutter, " I vies inahist nig
I'm broke u l'i' " '
o '
r . "
. " Murant s Extra Dry," remarked
-, __ _ '
Miss Mary Randolph Harrison of Chi,
cage, a niece of the Preeiderit, ii to be
married ' in the Spring to a Minneapolis
real estate dealer who saved her from
drowning in Lake Minnetonka, hot
mummer.
17iscount Falmatith is dead. He wee
born in 1819. •
Chicago has named a tie t tt '
a er John
c It et 0 5 5 • -
rerar, who e 1 , 00,000 to Chicago
_...._ -..•' -
oy W1s8e roo er was tbiraty.
h Africa
lob Wilt
rid of or.
g had a
Colony.
provide.
with the
eit of a .
DO Was -
Ogee 10
ood, and
'the fact,
WOO tte -
thoritiee •
in peso.
f these
11 taking.
174 The•
eferring.
indeed,
erstan4
uo thie
ize the
in Out
s of tho
obi'. It
seam 00
Agit ht
lament
soda or
rice, but
r shores
eir own
Walter"
es, tear-
s ef thie
er mede
beds or
ole mos
tment,
ave upon.
e Qom-
exhibi-
cordon.
oh the
of thew
eland,
demand,
see to
al 140
d their
0 omits -
toe ead
OWerer,
e Added
domestic
tituttonn
g into
tierce
Storms n
neVer
g rage
des of -
shelter.
, wine
oh, yet
*tame
ven 100
rid out
d* under
0; feed
uentityr,
re Alm
Rebhan
et dem.
few fest
1101 Aim
daeCapo
on, side
Waxen
Woke',
martyr..
✓ there'
d iemfy
y au
Roth-
e to the.
sr' !or-
b pink
for the,
ay each*
received
of No..
at ana,
e's Just.
°tests:it
as, alone
somas
as got
COX.
tireless
din love.
inquiry -
him in ,
bather.
et" in
cling a.
sense in .
inmate
writer*.
relativer
bander,
o make -
a fill it;
is ab-
et last.
, and a,
he bet -
ds arise
()make
and by
;entente
Lm?
ave thee
h.
oy me,.
8WiDiv
ate she
of dry'
kettle.
lament.
an OW
"Plow
Prince -
neaten
er ware ,
sal yea. -
me on,
quar•
in his -
but 116.•
dlees,
white
with
didn't
retitled
11090
131, 501