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i ISLAND ARGUI ROCS ISLAHD, ILL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 1897. FBIC3 TXZBZ3 CZ3T3. COULD HOT AGREE, Henry Cabot Lodge was orator of the day. Cbanploointp AwmrOrd. Chicago. Oct. 21 The directors ot the Western Baseball leagee met this morning and awarded the champion ship to Indianapolis on points. At the regular league meeting this after noon other matters will be consid ered. THIRSTING FOR BLOOD OOOCOO- r n Luetgert Jury Dismissed After a 33-Hour Dead lock. Mob in Kansas Attempts to Lynch a Man Who Murdered the Sheriff. UU rock 00XXXOOOOOOOOCxyi st! of! n r R n w j PBIS05EBOBDEMD BiCK TO JAIL. Po Ira it i rimmiilt frr Tnalr Hmra-f t Work In thm Proae.ettlon limiraikw to Ho OItio anatb.r Trlml III Attor ney la Ak That Ma lis Admltt.d to Hail Ot ir Kiwi by Wire. Chicago. Ozt. 21 The juror in tho Luetgert case were tarty astir, and by 8 o'clock were down to break fast. The opinion this morning is that the judge will end tha agony at 6 tbis evening by discharging the jury if they don't arrive at a verdict feeare. Court waa called to order at 10:15 and the jury, haggard looking and half of theni minus collars and ties, Clod into court waiting oq State1 At torney Deneen and tho prisoner. Foreman Heickbold announced that there was no possible chance for an agreement, and said they bad leen in deadlock 3S hours. The jadge then questioned the members tf the jury snpnrat) ly, and finding o chance of ajjroi-roent tht could reached, discharged thetn. The jury stood nine for coavictioa and ihrre for acquittal. Judge Tuthill d smis-cd the jary after carefully questioning the jur ors, wh-j nliui'tu thrir i ability to arrlre at a vtrJiot. iho judge Iran aked l.w-tjjort, hi attorneys and tho ta'fc'a attnrnpy tHoir opinion. All r.'plicil that tl'icy saw no pros pect f the j'iry reai-hing a vur iict. .Iidg'i Tuthill then addressed tho jury, tntrg that hi had given them nn unu.-tunl iorg time iu tho hopes that they might agree, as the co fa of the mo t in;p;rtant ever tried iu th's connt'y. 11 however, rrrived at thu uma c-uiplusior; of the ethers and therefore di-iuiy-u-d thou, rem ntuling the prlB'ni-r to jtil for a now trial. Tho et ilea a'.toraey says thy will try l.tinrgert again, but is r.ot prepared to s-.y whnn. Ho aluo ieclmfiJ tu csy w hether hi would op pore a motion admit I.uotgett to bail. The j-jry prepaied an ad. drops to tho j'Me atti r it was dii uissl in wjiii:h they thanked the court, state's a'-.l m W and others for kindness and cln-ed with the state ment tnt thct'h nraMo to agree on a verdict, all airiejd that the rclico hvl tufli,:ictit nvidenca to pros coutn nn onimcniieu inrm lor iiouig tteir duty. l.'uctgnrt's Bttcrnjs to this af ternoon ontitied tho stato's attomcv 'hat they would tomorrow apply to the ennr't f -r the a-'raiasicn of "their rllnnt to bail. C; claim In t. l'htl lln. Madrid. Oct. 21. cyclono de stroyed the towns t.f Loyte, Tigloban and Mi roamnn, and ppvorl village on tho ivUnd of Lnjtecf the Pnil.l. pire. The daTt:nj.' is iociiculallc. Later advicea from Manila say the cyclone t ccurrei Pot 12 and cay that Carigara nd Burgo. on th c;icrn const of Lrto, wero wiped (nit, and au i'uuiense tidal wave hwopt tt o i.!acd. engulfing the vll Ntfctt. Several th'uHi,iU a i ve p r-i-.ri.-i1 at 'tigloban. Tho cyclone al io ( . t the iiland ot S-mf. M inr-, I,i a. O.-f. 21. The nir-riv curt thi morning issued a wtit of cartii-rari directed 10 tbe Polk county di'trie'. court staying the fur ther proceeding iu that court whiiiti I'eolarcd tie hc.ii n of the elections board of tiie cuto irrfgular hecanse the h ard r!:icd the middle of the road populists' ticket on the olnVial blloi nudur tho In ul of pnpuliet. Tlio 'ki facvi 'n U uitaincd. Npn'n'4 Aniwir. Ma.lri.I. t).:t. 21 The answer to t'.e no'e delivered by Woodford o'l Cuba will bo 'life lued at t -i'ay'. c ibinct im eting. It is under rlood ihe a-'cr will include a I rtuil r"t t against Ame.'icio toi- C'titrfttill Anolri raarjr. Roston, tl't 21. The centennial aanivcMarv of tho launching of the famous Uui'el states Fiigntn Con. rt'tntiorj wa colubrated with impo. tng lnn: an t nnv-1 parafs. and ex. rrciio in tb old South chnrch. Hofat makes the load pure. wholesome aa4 detl POWDER Abaolutel fur to, mm mm co mtm mm. PS!, Illinois Prottrlan Brood. Galenbu rg. Oct. 21. The first day's meeting ot the Illinois synod of the Presbyterian church was given to discussion ot the borne missions and church societies. Rev. D. J. John son, treasurer of the home missions, reported a safe financial condition. Icqulrr Bcgroa. Chicago, Oct. 21. Military Inquiry Into the alleged maltreatment of Private Hammond at Fort Sheridan by Capt. Loveriner. bepan at the fort today. ).loborc Nut. Peoria, 0t. 21 The grand lodge Knie htS of P.thla decided In hold its next annual meeting at Gales burg. Yt.'lnw Favtr. New Orleans, Oct. 21 Seventeen new cases and two deaths are re ported. BLANCO STARTS FOR HAVANA. Our of HI ftrnrrnl Sjy They Will IIst IVac-e In Settii Munths. Madrid, Oct. 21. A dlrr-atch from Cnrunna says that Marshal lilanco, j.rlur to embarking Tuesday fcr Havana to awiume his new rcsT'OKriMlitlee as cov-t-rnor Kor.cral of Cula, made tho follow ing ptutemcnt: "I Ro t Cuba with full conftdt nee in the c-tTicacy of tho r.ew prucr.unme to !nsurs Immediate and cer tain currcs My military and political acth.na I shall I.ve!'.p Imultaneou? !y. I have r.i.t -.orsultfil tho soverniueiit aliout the divisional romrnard. but so es to have nv.ie tirr.e fur riclitlc.il af fairs I wished to tc r.rcomiiar.vcd liy Errifialp likr J'arradn, who bp second in iummaml will li .ar tho brunt f the mil itary ui-tlnn. and :m.ral t'ando. wiio wdl din-' t the cami.aiea at the had ot tho army. "I cannot fix a date f,r the tormination of toe war. One i f my Bor. ral? has rx-Tn.- d himpolf corlidont of returning vic torious n r-v n month?. Mattrrp tnlrht taka a turn t rnt:rm this tur-ml.-p. hut if a!l rrd.': well It v.-ill make ro (7;flronee ovin if c take a lime lorsT to roa' h j-acp." ri II. raHo says tlvit F, nor Caralnjcr, when startle for Cotia. d'clord tnnt hf would make "a true roport of tho situation atir study ing tho question of Cuba and the T'nited State." 1'iilon VrtTans I'nfon OrjEranisfrd. Odar Kapiils, la., Oct. 21. V rrn ner.t state ci sar.ization of tho Tnion Veterans' union wns effected vesterdav with the elertirn cf the foHowir.c ofil- f(Ts: Commander, J. H. Morpan. l)aven- P it: first df puty commander. A. 1. (lilletto. Kort RInJison: seccr.d deputy commander. K. It. Fonda, Council IllnfTs: niwon (ror.oral, H. M. l,an. JtuseatTne; cliaiain. Itcv. J. It. Alhc "k. Motir.t Vornrn. It was dec Mod to held the next ant.url n.eetirjr at Marshall- town. Amiflior Vle- off Mn. Lnrt!y"rt. P. troit. Oct. Mrs. Ab't-he R. W'ol- cott. f St. Josr oh. d claret she has rivers, ,1 with Mrs. Adolph Loctfrvrt sh.ee t.ie ti:al of tho sausasomaker f,.r tho murder of his wife began. Monday, et. 11. a woman applied to Mrs. V.'ol ott for shelter oni a rain storm. From tho descrijition of tho missing W"n-nn and a photograph f hor Mrs. Woleott positively in.i.- ts that her call er was Mrf. I.uetjerS. Tho woman con O'dl, d hor name and address. Ite'U Never I5e .1 itML Ilu-hn, 11. Ills., Oct. 21. At daylight yevt 'i day mcn inp V. F. I-ayton.a Jolict cenvi t out rn parole, committed suieide her - rather than return to prLm. om ens w, nt to Lay ton's hous to arrest him and take h'm ha, k to prison for vio I.itimt tho pnrolo low. Lnyton. retired to Ped room on tho pretext of IrrssinRard flre.l a hu'.lrt into his brain. He was sent up fi.r rape and had been en parole a year. Mahcr to I'lctit n Negro. Ft. Louis. Oct. 21. An eipht-round contest lctwccn I'etor Maher. tfi- "Irish cliimpion." find ltob Armstrong, the "r.e:ri plant. " is le!nR orranced l.y the Pt. Louis Trf's Iub throuch Parson Iavls. Armstrrng has accept, vl, an,t If Mahrr acrees to the proposition will co Into tralnins; at once. The contest will le pullo, off Nov. 17 in this city if ultimately arranged. l.piiiote Ancretry. "It h.ts lot:? been supposed. " says Tho Outlook. "tliut tho most startling jretiealoRical claim is that of the ncfms vt Abys.iiuia, who iusi.-ts that his de scent has been in a straight Hue from the uuiou of Solomon with the qaecu of Mu ba. but some one has discovered a uol.lo fnniMy iu Franco, the counts of Xoo. who ut only claim Noah as their remote nuccstor. but show on their fam ily blazon th: vt i,T.m seaman in the ark." laylnc Ilrfcki. A Lrirklaver cau lav nhn 1 KBrt r,r l.f.OO l:riiks in a dy of 10 hours where the joints are left rough, about 1.000 IKT d.lV when lx.th fcos have tr. wcrti 1 fair and not more th.-ui 500 a any when carefully joiutod and faced with pickid bricks of a uniform color. Exchange. The mission of Hood'a SiranrtiT is to core disease, and thousands ot teitimanials prove it fulslls its mis a cn well. Arnold' j Broino Celery cures bead aches; 10. 25 and CO cents. Beisa' drug store. Just try 10 eent bo ot Casc&rets tho finest liver and bswel regalator ever made. EESULT OF AN AJfTI-LIQUOE WAS. Frlsoaer liana the Gantlet Twice and la Pot In Jull by the Cool Bravery or the Uputy (sheriff's Ornnkrn and Careless Ieputy Sotuc-what Itepant.lhle for the Killing Little Gift Set In the Path of Lawlessness by Somebody. A Manhattan. Kan., Oct. 21. A crowd ot excited citizens throntred .thestrbta here last night In the vicinity of the county Jail, threatening summary Vengeance upon the murderer cf Sheriff S. B. Lafrd, who was shot down yesterday while in the performance of official duties at L,eor.ardvllIe. a village twenty miles northwest of Manhattan. The murderer whore death la demanded by the clamor ous mob la Ike Warren, a notorious "bootlegger" of Leonardville. Sheriff Lard and a deputy arrested Warren at Leonardville yesterday afternoon up on warrants sworn out by come of the prohibition people ot the place, and when the killing occurrod were on the way with him to the railway station. The deputy, who is said to have been drinklns, carried two revolvers, one of which he carelessly exposed within rsach of the prisoner. Itanker Make a Good Mint, Warren, who was drunk, grabbed one of the weapons and turned it upon t-nenn Lard. He fired one bullet into the t-herilT's head, and as the odicer fell a second bullet took effect in the body near the heart. Warren, breaking loose, rrom his remaining captor, then dashed down the street. His liight was stopped by Hanker Sraiks. or Leonard ville. who having seen the shooting of the sheriff drew a revolver and bepan "hooting at Warren. A bullet which took effect in the neck brought the mur derer to a standstill. The shootinc caused fc-rent excitement at Leon ardvilic, and tho murderer might have been roughly handled but for the fact that two deputv sheriffs hurried off with him to the station, and soon had him aboard the train buund for Manhattan. Well Done, Kepnty Sheriff! Sheriff Lard died within a few min ute?, and the new.-: of the murder as telegrapher! her.1. When the train bear- ng the murderer arrived here at 8:30 o'lJoek a crowd of COO men sjrrounde.l the station. The cry of -lynch him" was Immediately heard, and the crowd gathered in upon tT. prlfrnwr. Thi rjx deputy sheriffs who had V-..-r-i in cus tody drew their ravolv, rs threat ened to Bhoot th first man w!ci ir.:t a hostile move. The murj. rer. who was shaking with flight, was drawn to an omnibus, the six deputies jumped in. the horses were lashed into a run. and the reins were not drawn until the countv jail was reached. The mob foUtmod and soon surrounded the caunty Jail, de manding the life of the murderer. A little girl came Into tha crowd carrying a flour Rick containing thirty fert cf rnje. She would not say who had sent her. May Be a Lynching Yet. The crowd became still more de monstrative, and finally Deputy Sheriff Marsh came to the jail steps and urged the citizens to allow the law to take its course. He told them that the murder er had been shot in the neck and was badly hurt, and urged the crowd not to attempt the life of a man who might die cf his wounds. This seemed to quiet the croud for a time, but it soon became known thnt Warren was not badly hurt. and the talk of a lynching became more pronounced. At 11 o'clock last night the town was quieter, but it was reported that several secret meetings were be ing held with the intention of organiz ing for a lynching. CREED OF THE SPIRITUALISTS Adopted by the National Convention Held at the Country" Capital. Washington. Oct. 2t. The national convention of Spiritualists adopted a statement of principles yesterday as fol lows: "We believe in an in-dwelling energy to the universe whether It be known as Gcd or otherwise." That the universe is a unity without lginr.ing or t-r.d; that man is a spirit representing the highest exprtrsu.n of life: that the spirit rises from the body and lives the same life in another realm. Then the convention dropped Into politic." and de plored and denounced the "unequal dis tribution i t wealth and government by inluiictiop:" opposed all Sunday laws on the idea that it is Cod's holy day; demanded the taxation of all church property; difcounter.arccd the use cf tobacco, opium, liquor and like sub stances, ar.d opposed the engrafting of the word "find" in the constitution. She Is a Sllek Swindler. Cleveland. Oct. 21. The I'nited States secret servh-e officers and exam:r.ers are hur.tine for a very adroit woman swin dler. She first made her apjeararce at a Denison aver.ue heme late In the even ing, claiming to have fallen rut of fcrr carriage ar.d ir.jurfd her ieg. She re mained a week at the home and then having borrcwf li ?."P fled. Later she ap peared as the widow of General Whit aker and claimed to be a special Vnitrd States pension inrpecter with power to raise ard cut pensions. In this way she literally coined money. Iitinois Building at Omaha, Omaha. Oct. 21. Twelve members of the Illinois commission to the trans Mississippi and International exposition visited Omaha yesterday for the pur pose of looking over the grounds ar.d selecting a site for the Iilincis building. It was decided to erect the bui'.ding on the bluff overlooking the Missouri river. orders Inhabitant of Martnorovgh. MarllKrough. Mass.. Oct. 21. John Murphy, the oldest inhabitant of Marl borough, died yesterday, ased 103 years. mm Every word of Inter est to her The Pur itan for October 10 cents $1 a year 23 all noue.efsnrlei Frank A. Munsev. & $ New York. S XXXXXOOOCkXCXOCOOOOC$ REUNION OF THE "IRON BRIGADE," Famous for Ifs lK r,l of Tutor in the Itat- tlefieM.it l.aC'rne, Wis. LaCrosse. WU, Oct. 21. The "Iron Itrigade" began its reunion here yester day with about :W0 of the famous brig ade present, general Jt.aag. its com mander, with Mrs. l'.ragg. is present. General Bragg and Color. c V. W. Ilob- lnscn are the only survivors of the six who from time to time commanded the brigade. Thu- fornu r U presid nt of the association. At the business meeting a resolution was adopted adver.-v to giving war medals, as el'eriminatirg a.,ainst oth ers for equally meritorious services. A copy of the same will be f, nt to the secretary cf war. Milwaukee nn' se lected as the nine? of in vt meeting. A papir was r,ad l.y Cat. tain 11. 11. Harries. on "In the Ranks at Antietmn." The evening rno. ting war! very l;irgely atti nded. I'l-peis'v. ere r :ol by Colonel Haley on Wisconsin in the War." and by O. 11. MeConnell, of Michigan, on "First Day's R-.tile at (iettv si.ura." Fort Siteriiluii Hammond Cum. Chicago, i( t. 21. A court f inoolrv is to pass -m the merits of -: 't:iio .conard A. l,v riff's as . An crow has been l:fu,d from the h adoimrters ierartment of i;t. Missouri l.y MMer ieneral Brooke. givT'g ti-e th;.t a court of inouiry is to -,.nv r-- at F rt Sheridan Thursday. Oct. 21. 'this 1 the sr. where a soldier r fus- d to wntx to a court martial and inst.-nd ,.f having him carried t;. t-.ipia.in i a 1 him dragged by the fe.-t to the eoiut room. Sttnilny School Convent ion nt C!ileno. Chicago. Oit. 21. XcarTy a ht:-.,'.;ed delegates as.-en li! d ve.-.t. rdnv to tuir'lc:- pate in tha s- ' r.e it the c ,rf r- nn- of officers and n 'i.-.iior.nrli s of the X rth- wertrrn Iiistrlcl Aroeihun S;ti:dnv School T'nlon. Iowa, lliirr s. V;scn!.sin. Mir.nsota. N-l-:a!;a. the Ickitns. northern Mlchignn ru V, ntara ar represeiilf d. Ka-wm fetln?i III V',,rlc. Washington. f't. 2. SpeolpI fi nimls sioner Kas?' n. win, wrr" c;,--o;rted to deal with the rio-o'.Uti ,r"- r lativi- totlv: re-ci,roc-ity atrrei-ir.-Ms u;,,!-r the new tariff ait. ha , v.torol tfnn tic actual work with v.hie h h.t (hen' -l. legln tiing with the cf. -t t-i pr.T ire an ac ceptable agreement in th-- cave of France Yellow 4ek OiiMt i the state liovernnient. IJirmlr.gham. A!a.. t)t. 21. owing to the prevalent c -f yi'.l w f, vcr ti: Mont gomery and ti-e fa-t that all of the town and ei:i. s if the slut,, have quarantined against that place the ttate government has temporarily Ik en re moved to Birmingham. The governor ar.d all the state efficers have located here and are transacting business from this poirt. Is rnil.nl.lv t rmlaiillailer. Janesville. Wis. Oct. 21. Lawrence Wilbur, who was arrest-d here for. --hooting Wiiliam l;utters. probably is not Charles H. Cadwallad-T. the alleg,-d In dianapolis defaulter, wanted In I'r.ion City, Ind. Sheriff Aeheson received a photograph of Cndwallad. r. nrd says It bears no resemblance to a liki ness cf Wilbur. Kliiers ateject the OflTer. Spring Vao. y. Ills.. Oct. 21. The min ers here reject without a meeting the scale offered by the coal company. It is called a "scil," scale and no formal notice will be taken of it. M.- V. i::ril nt Ton,n4,. 'Toinnto. r.t., On. 1 The puritycon fertne nM ii the ravi!ion last rlrht was well atterii, d. Mrs. Wood Allen, f f Ar.r. Arl or. Jjiih.. ctui kd the ch-Ir. Shert'v after ;t.e orerdrg of the meeting Miss Frances Wllle.rd wa introduced and received a hearty greeting. NATIONAL PROGRESSIVE SYSTEM GF MEDICINE. Davenport Health Institute Specialties: IrJ-J nuw. LITfT. m Lib, t tm. aa '5 rVtMt i cvau is rmrn f-r ww-y cf tlM ' l Dr. Connauchton. 403BrarSU Oj it urn ft. Wl i uwmm m Rochester. We have just re c ived a large 1 tie of Turkish - Rugs n - v Direct from largest Importers. A beauti ful line of fine quali ties and de&igcs. All are Invited to call and see this, the best line of Tuiklsh Rugs ever fllspljyed In the three cities. Come early. They are h;re for a limited time. mm I Garpot Oo - m ta To Hie Admirers 01 llie Bcaoil ! n . Mm n 324. 326 end 32S Bredj Street, i s " TWO big STORES Overcoats and 1,400 of the best tailored and trimmed overcoats ever offered to the public. The only difference in our overcoats and one made by your own tailor is the price. Is that worth saving? All suits and overcoats bought of us wc press and keep in repair for one year. We Don't Turn Your Houses -1 ! r . .n rtT-'';'.Vff. . - "V ' . YOU WILL ENJOY YOUR DINNER If yoa hive tome of our 1 eer wlthjt. It Is just the tllng to br.c? you upland g',ve you an appetite. Male of the best hops and malt it cannot help doing you fcood. Try a case of It TELEPHONE 1089. JOHW . FaBTDOB. pnzsow a for Painters and Decoratoro FA73 EA173S3. QlLZZXaZZT, eV. Shop 419 Seveotsestai street. rn. I..l V'TT4 Ulsters Uptld down when wa eomt to attend to your plnmbiag troub le. We ro about oar work an ottr!lj, ooaaiderlnfr B.cm beri tf tbe boasebold, tod yet we da our work !a acieetlfla rrjatl cer. W believe that for thlg reaton, we ere tbeflaaibere tbat jon fboald cell er-oe when yon have nTibiog tbe Better with joor dft'.ceje, toller or Leetlng. OAVIS CO. .IfT . "i . w -' . i i . Z. 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