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Vo1** LV...N* I7,?)(f>.
NEW-YORK, MONDAI
APRIL --\ l^-TWELVE PAGES.
PRICK THREE CENTS.
FOUND IN A POOL OF BLOOD.
BRl'TAL Ml'RPKH OF A WOMAN IN THO... P
BON?8T.
?camilla lUToaircno on 'u.[*. way to early
MAPS roMI7S UPON Tin: BODY IN THE HU.I ?
TH17 VI. TIM WAS 11 ?K.NTI t 11-71 > AS AI.Ii'i:
W17I.su \N!' DIED LATER AT r.Ki.i.i;
VI 17 BEARTHINa F"K THE
MURDERER
A murder recalling in some respects the mur?
der of "Old fUiakeapeare'' in the Kns; River
Hotel a few years ago. was commltt? 1 in Tlmmp
pon-st. or its vicinity some time during th- ? arly
hours of jreatertlay. Tiic victim, a woman kn?->wn
as Ali' ?a Welsh, a frequ? :it<-r of the regions
ar.-'.ind Thompson ami Sullivan sts., was found
In n pool of bio, ?1 in tho hallway of No. 14"
The nips,?n-st. Shortly before fi o'clock.
Mrs. ramilla Ruggtero, wh??se son, Frank Rug
gt.-ro, is Janitor of the live-story hrl.-k tenement
house In which the body was found, left her r om
on the third floor ?arly to go to muss. The
Flairs were still dark, but In the faint light which
came through the ipen street door she law the
t T'ii of a person sittinii on the sec md step of thi*
?taircase leading from the entrance hall, it was
too dark to distinguish whether the ?**?**son was a
man <>r a woman, and Mrs. Rugglero \?as used to
e.-.-ing driink'-n men and women sleeping 'ii Ihe
stair? and In the hallway in the early hours
;. ? the supposed sleeper was in ssir-h a position
as completely t.? hiock Mrs. Rugglero in her way
t"> the street. Tho feet rested <>n the floor, the
h - ly on the so i nd step, and the shoulders r? ?ted
against ths steps above. The left hand wai ex?
tended, grasping the banisters.
Mrs. Rugglero bad by this time grown - '
dent.y accustomed to the d'.m light to see that
the person n the stairs was a w man. and she
took th.- outstretched hand with th.- Intention of
placing it by the sleeper's sid?-. and thus I?
room for herself t.? pasa. Thi hand was ?tune
cold. M.-s Ruggier i fled bo i. In alarm to her
rooms and aroused her s n Prank, who !.
on a few clothes and wont down to the hall to in- ?
VMtlgate. He struck a match and rder?
woman t > get ? ul of the 1 n Wh? n she
t"> respond to his <? mmand h? rep a ted it. and i
fh'.ik her by the shoulder. The on
was a faint moan. Then he struck ai ?I
match, and by its licht h? saw a poo! if bl
the floor and a trail i :" bio A leading'toward the
Struct door.
FRIGHT AMONO THE TEXANTB.
Ruggier-. did not Stop to Investigate further.
His frightened y-lls brought ;h" other Inmat?.? I
the house to the lower floor on the run. a num?
ber >f other pe iple of the ? ame In
from the ?treat They were all iftheopinlo
the woman was dead, and ftuggiei a ni nt an 1 .
found Patrolman Thomas Gorman, of the Ma -
dougnl-st. statli n. who was patr Hing his ; st,
Thomps-n-s:.
Gorman thought that the woman was drunk, ?
that sh-? had some trivial allmenl or Illness. He
mimmoiK-.i an ambulance from St. Vincent's Hos?
pital, and when it arrived th<- surgeon. Iir. J. A.
Kyle, dwlded from a brief examin?t! n that th?*
woman was intoxicated and Buffering. I>r. Kyle
took his patient direct to Bellevue, where abe was
entered as suffering from the causes whl -h ai?
p-r-ared at the first examin;.ti n. Sin* waa pis ?? :
In Ward 21.
Dr. Pinch, at Belle*, ue, th?n male a thorough1
examination. He discovered that the woman had
been stabbel in the *Mb**sO region, and thai tnere
were? many bruise? on her body. The |o ation of
the wound ae ?untad f"?r the ?llffl<*ulty li
ing It. and for Dr. Kyle's failure lo find It at the
first BOperflda] examination. The woman re?
mained in an un ?nscl< ;;s c m Iltlon from th? I
8iie was fii7?t seen on the stair? until her death,
wht.-h ??curred al 11:13 a. m., when she hs l been
In Bellevue f.-ur hours. Th? I I* was taken t?
tii?- Morgue, where an aut psy was perf rmed In
the afternoon >-,?- Coroner*! P O'llanlon
nnl Dr. Robert W. Hall, of the Belle* i?
gtaff Tli?* result 'f their Investlgatl n showed
that a moat brutal muni.
mal?? fn;r. is by "Jack the Ripper," had i.i
committed. The h ly wai well shed and ?
well formed, and was apparently thai
ah'-ut twenty-fivi It waa aim
cre?i with bruls? tl : ? ad been sub
J ??? l to th.- most !>r it.ii treatment befoi
final assault which caused i
the I ?? i free fr? m th?
wh:< ii appeared to be caused bj !.. ks, ?' thej
--?ere especially numerous n the lega ai i tl
T!ie weapon with which the w und was made,
t> lors s ?id. was . Ither am r s long
krif- sharp n? 1 keenly. (1 mlghl have been a
razor, but this was considered rather unlikely,
l ?? the weapon has pen* ? n? e ? f
fve bichea. The liver Indicated drinking h
THE DEAD WOMAN'S BTORT
Bel ra the autopay was performed Carrli WA
lar:?;. ,,? No. 335 East Twei ty-l fth-st., a prl
.-:? : to Bellevue, asked to .?<??? the body. She
Idantlfled it ;:s that of ?? woman whom she had
). i. a- All - Welsh.
Alice, she sni !. lived until about a year igo
with a man who was known simply ;is "Jim"
Ir. Fifte? nth-s' , near Eight h-ave. "Jim." the
Wl .-ms woman said, was an Industrious work
Jngn.an, an?i supported Alice in good style, Al >ut
a year og > be lost his position and quarrelled
with Alice. He wai- ifterward sent to
the penitentiary for one year, and Alice Welsh
oecame s dissolute won..m again. 8n<- was a
frequenterg of Frank Stevenson's resorl in
Bleecker-at., 'The Bilde." which till does busi?
ness In a qui<-t way. Stevenson, Carrie said, was
a friend of the dead woman, and she was In
ths habit of alaclns, her money, when she had
any, in iilr- brads for safe keeping.
NO CLEW TO THE MURDERER.
By fi o'clock the entrai Detective Office had
J I Its available fores on the case' They began
their work by taking ir.t.i custody Philip Mewly,
the night clerk at the Torktown I?? ?t* :. who,
wh?-n th<- woman was dis? overed in the hallway.
<an,' wetooa fr in the hotel ;.? i told the poll ??
who she was. He was detained In ire station*
hottae, to th<- great Indignation <>f his employer,
who protest?.! vehemently thai li<- had known
him all his !::? as an honeet man. and knew
farther that h. had not left the hotel from th?
time h?* went on duty Saturday night until I
o'clock Sunday morning, long after tie- woman
was f .und.
ah ti,.- people .n the neighborhood united In pro?
ti U R th<- Improbability <.f Mewly's having com?
mitted th.- prime S , far as c ul i be learned, th.
only evidence the police have connecting him In
any way with 'in woman Is that h<- had been seen
talking to h'-r o, aslonally al street corners, and
during the earllei part ,( Sun.lay evening she was
undoubtedly in the n..t< I several times in ?uc eo?
lios?. Mew ?y s ,. painter i.v trad.-, and lined for*
mart) to work foi William Finch, of N ?. l"1*
Thomp<*>n-?t ii.- i,..e.-iin?' ill two years ago, snd
w.-nt to the l'orktown il tel ai nlghl ?i'-ik. His
only fault, in- employers said last night, was ins
liability t., -> . ,. n,.- spree nt regular Intervals
As the murdered woman's rnovem? ats "i? -1- itur
<!a\ nigh: wer? traced, the poMibllltlea of M?'v.lv's
guilt steadil' lecreasod. Alice was seen In sev?
end of th?- sai, ms ar rund Tbompnoit st., In srhlch
an? iv.'i i Atii known, during Baturday evening,
particularly In Burns's pUce, at Thompson and
Vtaat Houston sts., which is now k?-;.t by a man
named (Jar?an I. She drifted at?"u: betwe? n these
BOOcea and th.- Vorktown II"'.! during the early
l?r: ?>f the evening, and nt midnight was In Gar
liiiid's ?v!th "Mik '" Welsh, with wbom Fhe had
liv?-l al Tri-?-?.".'-.r Interval*, snd wh ?as name she
had fik. n
Alb--- with lour companion-; tramai led in Burna -
pa'.- until ii<-?ity i o'clock :?sterday morning.
Th'-y ?ejiarateil o'llsldc, but wltb.'n half an bout"
Albe was ha? k aitain with an Italian, tvho W
di-?ertbed aa a big. stout man, spanking K""'l
i:ne,llsh, but a stranger In Thompson-st. The
"**an was decently d.es.-?ed. and b th be and
*? ! ? hud mor*,ey. It waa lear.'i.d that tliu two
remained in one ??f the bos a, and sa,on fell t.?
quarrelling there, bul tipparei ere .-. ur a
pi ? together
about 4 o'clock Bun ' Nothing '.vas
afterward ?een ? f the ? i >'?'?'- found
writhing in pain In the I nement hallway.
The ?poll ??? ai e no? trying - in ?.urate !
description of thi- man, but late la I nlghl one
of th?- detective? one the i that so
far they we re c ?m pi ?! ? h iflled li their at
tempts t'? ? ?Ive the myste y.
Till: SILVER QUESTION.
SENATOR HARRIS GIVES HIS VIEWS.
FlU'i: SILVER 1 INI) l? HIN AN VH NT
?'It ?Ml
Memphis, T?-nt?.. April 21 nator Is! O. Har?
ris, leader of the Demo ra f?*.rceie In I
State s Senate, to-day fui ed the
ter vie? :
'?Senator, do yon think M Democrat i ? I
able to organise the Be -
"There will I"* Ihr?-? ; i? ? ? . 1 e ?
the Benat? when It me et
of which will havi o ma rlty, The He
will have three or more
and th. Ponullat Hen?tor? ??.: i ? '? : tin I no? r.f
curing th? power t reot Ra? te ib. -
??What I? your opli ?nee of the
free-atlvcr sen ime -
lat?an to the ?? ?Tiip.iH-:.
"Th" utilisation ai. i : ? ihe ?tivii
to its p laltlon ot ,. mai
ultimate r? le mpt! ?n. und. !
a? the n fula ?? f that t
called money, It ?verwl elm
ai i West, iti ! in my oplnloi ? ? .
conclusive ? rere ?? : re If pe ?
the ni: !? niable fact that i ? *
ure ',' law, rea It Is now, nl?
must he, what I
make? It, and whe
It? own country, ? i I - mm?
is .? n t
? mark' ' :
the foreign
B?LACKBl'RN F ?R EtEK .-I l." 11
THE KENTfCKt BKXATOH
IIIM-'"!.!' ' ?N THE FIXA?
I. eul?? lile, Ky., \; * '? 21 Senatot
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ah ?ut by th? actl
but I '?m opp ?.-'? ? 10 this t;
an? sue n c ?uferi n? ?? to ae ;
?tic-h agencie? has not be ,
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ERIGBT nVTLOOh \1 FALI Fill!:
MM.I.-' TO I:i:.-' ME I'NDKR TIIK lil.li I
IVAOE8 TWENT? ?*?*OI It TIIOI A.
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F*all River, Mass . April 21 Tl mill? will r?
operation? lo-morro? morning1 under ih?
\'. age? ,;. operation previo ?0!
Twenty-foui houaand nrorkei ?-.II b? I.
There I? evei s proi i.: ol ? fair trael
coming -uiniii? r a - Ihe milli ?r< no? I
?i Id ah e a< Bli ? l i I i ed ? tlon ol
there ha - been the (treat? ? u of help evei
noticed In thi? cenl re Overseers
has I,".ii due ??? -1< kne low wna?i ?nd a fee
among the float Ins help that
place here during th? warm weath?-i, II wage
ii.it advanced A group ?.f Fall River and New
Bedford overseers who wer? tall ?
tlon lo la ? . .- ild that I hey expected lo ie? mur
new help In thi two i tl? thin ? w-ttek or so
Saturday afternoon there wa lerabl" talle
among mill i con -ei nina the t imoi ? ol
mill? and ?ddltloi ? to old on. It w? ? d thai
,t mo? me i, ????: afoot to bulkl ..??.
for the Tccumsch Mills, and thai the l?aur?l Lake
Mills would equip ihe? with !" ms now In the old
,,,,,,-, Mi. m \.,i ?i ihe par? roem ?>ul?l
),?? ni:? ?: a 1th m ?? frame*? and a
machinery, ?o that the r?roe1u< in?*- (?owe i ol t .?
plant? would I" In? re? w abo it em
me etlngs of dire, ton ha *? been e ?II? I, but "
. nated am m? w? 11 li form? d pel ?on? Then
..i ?? consldvrable talk o oth? i ? orpoi ?tlon - mak
Ing addition? foi the purpose ol i?ro lu- lia- wlelei
an 1 in."i ?food? than ni n iv? ma le.
Several out-of-town n ? pa| rs hav* recently
conveyed the Impres Ion thai the Iron v.
would not t??- ;...? In? n mui h a ot h r n
thi new ?rhedule. for the I.n hnl piece? of ?loi h
wo? en there an loniti-i than tho t? wo? en il " i?'i
prlntcloth m Ils ? ?fll ? ?Veav? r?' 'ni"ii
?ay thai the Iron Work? l'ompany do w?-avc
I, ? ;-, , , uta than the o? linar? prfnti loth mill??,
but the picks In th? clol i are fewer, ? on equ ntly
R take? no long?T t?a weave a cul
TEA SIPS BECOSIE TBBEATBXIXf?,
Laporte, Ind., April a. -it I? I '
Wli; i?. a . .f ii. al i.i y it, a ?
Co inty, ?rhcre ? large body of tn
int ? camp TI i ? I '"? "'? **?* ,v ' '? *-n '
pricautlonarj ?tepi have be? n lak
attack thai ma) b< mad. upon ??altlmor? 1 o ?
. : ger or expr-?s train? !?? Pa? ? at I I
?tatlon, and ? dispatch ?ay; tha the trampi have
taken forclbl? f ?>?" * Ion of the H itl * UToun I
nitor DEAD m Hi" BWRST. ' POLICEUA X
Anderson, lad., April IL?-*gtrolman Harvey Paint
er. of Alexandria, and Alita? B" ? '"" "" ' l??t night
in Cfeaal-at, m i hi? t ?ny. an I ' i i ? tea
?which reraltad In ihydei**! drawlna ? revo ,
h- -nada the ?notion, the o?eei puIm lout hi
The two men exchanged shot?, and ;," - ?!' ? 1 - ?,?!? i
dead, e.t.f the stray ?hot.? from Patote
rer hit a thud per?on, ?Those """" ? noJ .
He was that In th? bead andcanno recovei i
gava him*, i: . . immediate*, otter
?!.- ??vs he fired in ?elf-d?fence. Th r? has be.?
b-d fawing between ?'"? b?4--- tuT mou*"a*
AGAIN IN THE PILLORY.
W. B. ANDREWS ARRAIGNED BEFORE OF?
FICERS OF THE IsOTAL LEGION,
HE IH FORMALIA i"HAROB**i V.lTU i Mil.' "MlN'l
I'OXnt'tT" IN THE AI.M?OEli ACTEPTAXCE
Rini in: MAI i;i: EX
171.1 i ', I'M THE l.t: IIOS
Will Ian S Ai Irewi ex-Commissioner of Street
' " ' member of the mllltnrj order
of the Loya I rj ? was | ul through s pro?
ti icted and evi ? "ci I prouts" on Batur
,ii bj the .m ?? and dignified B ar !
of ? >t?f -? i : - of ih.- Department of the State of
x-u York ??! th? Legl : which is seeking to
determine whether or not he is a proper person
to i nain ' :?? ' her ol thai honorable snd dls
tlnguish? il or I? r.
The Lex. tee's *i \ pstlgatl? n led to the
.!.- I.?usure of the following allegations against
Mr. Andrews: 'I i;.-it man-, years ago he drew
from the Government, for nn old soldier ac?
cumulated pei ion money amounting to sevf?i*al
in ..- ; ...,'. n - of ? hleh lie appropt tat? !
"the li, n'i ? "????'. despite the
Jui t dei ? ? he ? ? t? ran pensione!. that
while i was an Es Ise C unmlst I er he was
fi -i vsrloui
o? ?-.?, , . I that he to >k no for ??suing a
Ibjuor lii-et ? t., I. ; ?? ?'! aude, the k ? pel ? f the
r.iri al Twenty-nln h t.
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l 'nd -r .i rlgi' i lion, Andrew -
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hlsliop UAIl.oii v.it'ivr i in CBUBCB PLU?
?| be lit. Rev. 1 mas I Oa f*l?hoji
nf T< in? ??< lelivere?! erdaj afternoon
the Intro lin toi y lectui ? of rl< of lectur?
whirl .-?>.. n und? r ? se of "Th?
. club" of N'e? v.irk .i'ii ng Apr,! and May,
h ol Ih? He iv? ni) Rei I riftl. av? ai I
Th? leetur? are lo b?
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>r was prcre.1? \ by
.i brief .? ? i oft! 'i rn ? hurch v..,? . rowrf.
!.. R< i ? Parker Mors in I) li?
ai Hi- devotional
lei-tur? will i. April St, al i
;. m . by- t ,? Rev I ?r l'har ? - K W Rod). and
will i ? on "The Hoi* B? rlptur?
OUCBA KA\ Il t M I I't) ol: TWO MOBE.
w ai I? '- Bage ? ? : ? , , ? i... , ...
, of I>r. Roberl II.K'I in m. Hi- n Ife murdi r'-r.
would noi tak? place in Mon?la) rrfhrn.ng, ? al
it no I ime h id ?? el been ' ?
foi the ? m ilion '? h? s u len i aid he wa wait In?
-, ? ?? whel her ? lov? i : >i Moi ton would tal >- an)
action m thi
t .???-.? ? Olbbons-*, Bu? anan'a i oun el, went t.?
A Iban) Ihl?. rnormrig In appl) t? (lovernor Mor?
Ion for a respite of thirty d . ?? i ?r,
i , lunlt) lo prep u ? for ,!. ,.tii. Mr.
?-. nul?! -i ? nek , hi ? : ?? ernor t,.
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i (Jovernoi Moi ton r? ? i lerfere it I.? likely
n mil take nil'.- VVedn? la) oi
Thui day The ?rant? n ha?l the I ? ? to the
wltn? i ly to be mall? I ? I ? !?-. lost, n
which lb?? lime for tie execution ?vu? i <H .t it
o'clo.'l ? .' r.iornlnjt When ! m ? ia Iei
.n.. ' th? Ir nn 'it hi -1 n
to the ' :?''. mor. Ward
? ?nt ? . . ? . i ? ?? i n,.i had an
on in the matter,
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?. VEItAL MAEE1S0S COWIXo EAST,
[nd ' ? April M (8? al) B? President
Harrison will I? ive here fot Newark, \ J., on
? ! the Historical ?oc|( ty'a meeting
. llenera! IA r * ?n was l'rt i 1.1,? he it tended
bra I : Hi .'iniilvfU . ih.? iiuiiikii
'? ';? irgs waahjiigi ,n, m i mi the
pr? em visit there wl'.l lie present? I m lum a medal
commemorating in? f un.-r ?-??it.
.".I ciiaI. COitPAWTB? OtAS'EOLIDATTiro,
Ottnmwa, Iowa, Atrrll 21. ?The "Myetlc Coal
Field." at Myat , thli Rtata, Im? i,,-.,, oi-ganlsed
the lam? n organl?*?"on for tJ?. mining ntel
market Ins. of coal In I"? ?, an I Arhapa in the
Weal In II ur. consolidated lift?-* eompanie?
. ing twgnty-three mines at ei*;lit different
towns, with an output of ..ver l.ttt.tx/., t,,,,., ,,f COal
., ?. r II ? ,,...'. ' t it the piirp,.?^ of keen
li ; up tin m., of coal und economising in ,.,.<iut
lag,
A TACITURN PRISONER.
AYMAR SPENDS SUNDAY IN A CELL AT
HEADQUARTERS.
MR < "!.n. THE CASHIER OF THE SHOE AND
LEATHER RANK, THINKS THAT RAKER HAT
HATE REEN THE rLERX'8 ICPOMPLICE.
Samuel E. Aymar, the default ng clerk of thr>
Nati nal .; : nd '.- ithet**B n ipenl yester?
day In .1 cell pi Police Headquarters. Hi la de
1 rll 'l b) the police ai being on? of the most
taciturn ?in<] nullen prlsoneni thai they have had
t" deal with for nomo time. Acting Ins;.tor
McOloikey explained thai Aymar irai not it)
rralltj n prisoner of the New-York police, !>ut .
was simply In their charge until he could be
turned over t" the United Hi.it. s Q ?vernmenl au?
thorities, to whom he waa answerable for his
ITi n ?
Aymar spent Ci'* day in his cell reading and
moklng, W ? n ' ????? tlves Butler and Formosa,
nf the New-York Central Office, who arrested
him In Brooklyn, tri< ! t - find nul from him some
? f the d< tails of the theft for which ! ? li undi r
arrest, Aymar refused to talk. The only In?
formation thai the police have, outside ><t the
charges n?>"ti which Aymar was arrested, is the
"?..'? ide hy ?i;.- prisoner when
? ir I'm ? 1 ?r Mclaughlin In Brook?
lyn. When Aymar 1
detectivi - In thi of .!. ? >. Barnaby, N ?.
J I , Brooklyn, on Satui '? ly, he s ...|
rjuli tly to 1 ?? te th ?? F 1 nsi i, s ho ha 1 re id the
hai ge, thai he hed nothing to say, and
that ))?? was ready t . accompany the detectives,
I bj Insi ? tor McLaughl
Boll ? Hi idqi nrti n In Rr ??,.?? n hi tdmltl I
. : ? ? ? ? the bank,
. 1 . ? ? ? I over -"i 'h a
1 Id not gl ' te fact
I ?-??':::
he replied ? \ .is:', rly thai I ?? did n I n masnbi r
.1 ? ? e| would
talk :
1 NA?l.i: Ti ? 8EK THKIR F \ :i I ; :k.
\ ? ' ailed .u Police
Bead ? II lllowed
.,???;
\-. :i m ? 11 ? Hi
me>1 restli I worried all i it ? t
ask ouestlni I ?
?
that I (fleers
?ank ? ??:?? me? t
.
Then Iclon that
t the 01
I ., ... ...
? ? I of
? ?
?
? ? ? ; ...?
IS led
It i
. , . t rue, t hen
\ ? a federal of the
, .1 to thai
It |a
:
dpi ? ? ? ? f tteely's defalca
sr <>f ? ? all the
gnisant of
? ?
John V lent of the Nal
n
1 rtlb
report I ? re regarding the
? iymar than I rho is
1 .? ? rvlce
mably as a
? ?
|l,f r of years
\ I already
nd M 1 ine thought thai
t fall s'il in
? - ? ? I 1 ? :
1 : ! \ ? .
I>t at 1 mei 1 or
...
? i 1 ? ? ? ? and
- ? ? ? ? ?
HM.TNKH TAI.Ks*
VI . ,? ....... . .
: ' ? 1: ?
1 j ...
Nnl nal Bank h iddltl .1
? ? ? ?!.? ntar)
Mi lillti ild t 1 1 T
: ?. ? h No ;.:? West On.
? .\.
li ink aftei
it ti . .
i .? 1.1 ?? a lei ?? il 1
. him u. .1 ?
? ? ? ., 1 liquor stoi s
1 . I
?
lnritl< a I did not ? 1 ? ?? h m lo
: '. .-red until 1 liad
lion li) him, ? hi. h l II
? !,..?? kno .\ s I hi ?'? >l
? ? ? on, bul 1 :
..? ? ? ? ,'
a ? Il n he thai his li 1
1, >' '. ..1 . rtamlnatloi whlch
ted. 1 J m'l know ih 1;
I. di ink to ? v 01 that ; drank
verj heavllj .it am i Ime, I ha) ?? ; ? een !
.?r ! . :
he ! .??!.. I .1 ir lie i I iki i. i : ? or I?
, innatural!) tl i-h. ! I ill-1
??? ntl m of Mr, '? de, the ? 1
and l" ? is . r the sum" oplnl in I
havi never notd ? 1 an) Indli atlon <<r his .
takei . : ? ? to the bink
? rnlna 1 im Im 1 nie l to think that In ?is 4
? ; 1 Hr rather than a steady 01 regular drinker,
THE l'i:i:\i l.TKl: s METHODICAL WAY AM?
NEATKESfl
\i:inr ? i n ? ?' : I SI ! >k* "? Illy
In fact, hi ? methn I and 1 I ? ill ther
too much for the a ?nd of ihe bank I
writ .? ?i< ti.it- it of the i\? rage bink
I.kk ? ? ? ? . 'K Bank r'.erk -. you know, h ive
to writ 1 o fast thai tl.:?> not u m 1 writ? a
v:\ 1 tiiuiU thi clerks of the
. 1 1.. at her 1.1 h< r 1- it tho ??? ol ,the Poui 1
' l nal in thai rei ?? ct A) mar app? I : ? : ?
I. atth). and he lucl never be
II. mi ... ', n 1 . from
? fi m force ol h iblt. knowtns th<
t h it ?? ? ? . ,1 anil, like * darl
? Imsi If tin.1.a: 1 feai >?l deti etl n of their
?mini Mm-, .r mroUR 1 lear ni ueieruon in inrii
fi in lu'.em \ It I? ihe 01 storj ol thi m in an 1
? ? ?' lal If ihe m in 01 ? ? ? the tl [er bj
t.II hi on t ? ?fetj |? t., hod 1 It t>? Il al a!l
h.iz.n . I di n't ki iw that A) m ? '"played the
1 ".ir imble '. as R< I) to have done.
I qui lion the pi lu irantee C ?m
i' iny nn thos p >|nts, l?.n hi 1 ? - ha 1 made
p .i on mal 1 ihji et. a knew nothing
'
........ , itlon ??;'
$.:.i <<?i, f?| .... mr-h h 1 ntence
?-':.?? I': ?n, W ?Ul I : ' ? ? " '"'' ? ?' '
thai ha 1 been ? ishe.l oui ind the
deflclenc) made <;.1 I'roof of thi would
b of t. ? 1 to the lianl.I w i 'i ?I isslsl In
1 .??:.>?? i>n ni ?ne) I am not prti
?. 1 in tan in dotai; ho? ?? fund of
..r m. ? Una l?s??' ?? ius< 1 !..
: ( 1 To do mi Wim I be 1 the bank In
li' nut and ? ner il
r< I III. ? horn the) do n ?l ? ?nci rn I can on! 1 -?<>
thai ll la not .1 ; iai inti mi re!) on r iper, bul Is
om ??!' aci m e ish -.if. ,\ !? po 'It' 1 'lf course, It
Is u..? I-. . ? than It was orlsti ' hein?
the sli:ir.' .!? Aymar's K.|?falcatlon, w ilch the
bank thi other i . 'i"- In lern
nlty bond ?riven t . the innk \-\ it"' Buarantoe rom?
pan) of North America, with which ihe I'nlti 1
Buara. Company Is connected, ml which,
I think, dlvl le risk with the1 former
AYMAR'S DTTIRg \\|. PEH?>NAli HABITS
Aymar and Beeley were ih? two bookkeeper? up
t<? tin- tin.f the latter*? Bight, In November. :;iii'-.'
then A \ iti.ir's aole dut) im-* '"???" '" keep the bal
?in..r "akelet m" ledger There ir.ii> two recu?
lar 1.kkeapen ot ..mr^.- there ire man; other
employe?, but the) are designated .is tellers, clerks,
etc. Aymar dresaed well and neatly, luit nol es
ti 1 \ "?? m:.?. Bo far .?< I know, "" evidence has
1, in fiuril th.it he had any bad or estravsganl
Ki'nifs other than drinking, srhlch Is .1 bad habli
for any one, particular!) 1 bank employe nr officer.
I .lon't know what Aymar did with the money he
stole, or whethei ?,. own* the house In which he
lues, or any oihei property Ha waa entirely under
Couiiiiui-d on Saeaiai? i'huc.
FIVE XECHOES LYNCHED.
THREE OF THEM WERE MEN AND TWO
WERE WOMEN.
THE WHOUSBALE Kiu.i.'le'. FOtAJVeTB THS MUR?
DER OF A WHITK MAN* IN ALABAMA
KAMOED TO HUMS.
Moptgomery, Ala., Apr!! 21.?A man wh.-? ar
rivcd at ;e o'clock t ,-night from Qreenvllle, Ala ,
fort) miles south of her??. reports that five ne
groe? were lynched near there last nleiht. Just
?before hi-- train left Greenville t'.-nlpht th.?
aheriff of the county came Into town. He re
ported thai In passim? through the Buckalow
plantation, three tnii-s distant, he had found the
live negroes, thr?v men and two women, hang?
ing by their ne.'kf? to trees. Th?'lr bodltN weh?
ceald and they had evidently been dead for seven!
houra
Last nlirht n?-ws r?'.'?''he.l Greenville-? of the
brutal murder, near Butler, in that county, of
Watt? Murphy, a popular young white man. by
three ner*roea Murphy era? a n?-phew ??f the
late Governor Watts, .?f this city. After murder
Ing him, the negr??e? pi.? ???d his body in ? brush
heap and burned the hear?. The ashes were ex
amlned, and parts ?>f the victim were found.
Th" ?balance .it the body had been contMinwd.
An Investit? Ml m was institute?!. Three B?agTO??
were arrested. One ?if the neproes confessed
th?- crime, Implicating two other men and three
neirro women. The officers arrested the-m, and
were closely guarding the prisoners when last
li*--? r | f lust night
Th" report to-night <l'?es not give the ?letan-,
?f h iw the an -h secured the murderers, ?-X'?ept
that they we re taken i??? force.
TRAMPS MAKE .1 RICH HAUL.
?
HT A ?"?LEVER PLAN THEY HOB A ROTOR REAR
PATERHON, S t. OF 13.000 THE BAVIXOS
OF THIRTEEN YEARS 'l"NK.
The police of Pat*r*on, N. J.? wer? Infwnwd yes?
terday of ??? rlevei j planned roM*?er) by tramp? on
Saturday aftern Blngac, a small pla.-?- ?Is
miles from P tt -
A tramp called al the h.us?? of Mrs. Thontas
Smith and, going ? the front loor, aaked Mr?, Smith
mettblng I eat H- to! l her ? pitiful story ??f
? ?? hi i been III In iteed, an I k"p* her talking to
? i -???; ?? time,
: th? m? in tli ? tramp who was in com
; ?. . ? ' the one who ? tiled ??? the from door, broke
ne by a rear ?'." ?r Mr? Smith wa? all
: . The trami who broke into the
th? ' r d r thoi ighly ranaacked th?
part -' he ho .-?? He ?? ? nt to ? ireau
? . $_'."??',
onk 11 ? .i?'-1 After Mr-. Smith Ba?
ling wltl ?-...:??: the front ato ;>
vent Into l fou irt cle? strewn about
ind i ? ' ireau drawer In which
money wa I and f< ind I hat ah?
? ? ?
Informed tl rttle? and h??r bua
in --ui : .?? Del tware,
??anna ind Western i ? I, and the B.000 rop
i aa? - few thi t t 'in. - n years. He
sa i ing? v ?k?. an l alwaya kept
The ' rampa h ive i. it t<>-"t.
, .. ?
I MF.l.l1.1.A AGAISST Willi'.
THE WIFE "I* A PATEBSON PVWYlCB OF THE
ri.A'l'. HAS A KKJHT IN THE STBEET
'.? I. H HER SERVAN V HER 1?'-?
IND ': HE ?'A si:
- mi icen? late Saturday even
In,.- m from of th- Pa'teraon (N. Ji City Hail
Madeline UumuHon, wlf? of Ju?!. ??' th.? Peace
Dumullon, m?-t her bus) ind walking with their
tcrvanl ?*.ri T:-.?? ?:*> tied t-een looking for her
husband, and ?ays sb? ?apected to Had him with .i
f. malt ??? : thua ?splalna the fa.-t that she
.wh :- With the whip Mr?. Dumullon
?. ?nt ??nuil lion ran ?way. but the
? ind. and s' uck back with
la ?he .vu? , arrylns I h? w ?men h?*
. i . a .--. other until separated by some of th"
croa I v. 'u h gathei ?? i
The poll ?? luatlce ?aya ?hat Mrs. I'timulion I? not
hs wife, .?nd thai ?ugb h? baa been living
w.:h her. no m?:- remonj has i??.ti ?.i
! Mr- ! umullo yesterda* aei?ed the an ai
oi th? ?irl for ...--.' ult ?nd a count? r ...
nature I ? m ? ted.
nil ii ts n i /Nt? IN rut: AIR
ITALIAN'S FATALLY ?Mil N'l'KI? IN A S TI
liXTTl.i: IN nil? ? ?Kl.VN
During i battle i : ?ng .i number if Italtai
ive.. Bi ?k
? ? ? ? ? were moi tall} ?
and a t ? ? e - The poll?
.?. ?? ? ? ngaged : . the
?: ?re the 11 i-t- rn I >??
?? ? :? i . r Lou Departs? Vo
:?', l'ni? n ?? ? . ,: ;?'?'-. ne s. - -1, of ?Vo? !?'?*? I
: ' , ? . ? ? . , n an I ?*?' - i
ick, terlng the lungs ; he glri
\ i ?? i, of No i" N - H nd '
eman O'Xeill, of the Nineteenth Pr? t,
a ho waa the flrsi tl ? i n tl ?cene, alao b? i a
:?,.?! ; d? ? i. pe " oi ? - ahota .? r. ? ? 1.
tt llnlov? - a -i I". the tl
an I the ecu pant i -?? ? ere gr? at ,v
. n.?, 'I -,. ijuan - - of a circular, whl h
?as sent a t in the It illeui , ulon? !,\ rleof .. re
f the wife ai . ? ?
? \ > . .. Phi lattei ? .. ? I that Res i
had Issued the I he vowed vengeance.
A number ? i Is promised t" al 1 him,
the part) irm?-?! i-mseivea ??i:h the ri.l.--;
w?-r? ke| th. ! .ih.-r shop ? :' Raffale
I'.i'ii. at N S'oi h siecon?!-?! .-?? ? a woe in
en " xus.-ll.i and h", with i?
number, of friends secure t heavy calibre revolver?
??aturda) nlgl I Bwe-i recelveo* a letter from
In blejod, In which he denounced
him for posting the circular and told him t.? look
out
*?'..> iner t'treamer took '!??? ante-mortem state?
ment if the fatall) wounded men.
TEXXBBBBK I.EOItLATCBB To BECOXFBMB.
Se ville, T' ; n . April 'Jt (Special) Th? Legtal?
ture ?rtll reconvene to-raorro* Tile most Interest?
Ing ma e t .-r to be l:-|'-'S'-l 't is th?' .-oni-st for-th"
Oovernorahtp between Peter Turney (Dpm.), the
present Incumbent, ?nd Henry ?la? tirant iK.-p?
Mr i:\ati??. it ?ill be remen en '?-*???'?' shown by th.?
face "f th.- eatii, lal ?*??nirn? to h..??? been elected by
a plurality of ti? Turne) contested th?? .-lection,
m i Bubnequentlj Evan? took the (?ath of offle*?, hut
i the Secretary ot siat.- refusad t,? -receive and Ml?
! the oath. 'i*ji?? commltt?* appointed t.? Investigate
charge? ?>f fraud In ?arious countlea at th? ?
. will lap..rt thts week There will no doubl be nu
lint? Mini mlnortt? r?'i>?>ns. the former signed by
the I?. mocraU ?nd th? latter by the Republican?.
it is expected there win be an exciting discussion.
Turney men ar?' n.?r?l ?t work. Bvaaa'a friend? ar?
hopeful, ind the resull of the .-mite*; |g ?walte l
\?ith m. it Interest Publie sentiment Is ?trongly In
nl ihe seating ,?!' Kvana. in ordei :.? ?eat
Evans the Republican? will have to aecure nine
more Democrats than ?voted With the Republicana
again?! the pa??age of the la? under which the
contest waa made. Indication? ar? that th?' vote
will be v-i-v .'lose *
JOA?CIY EIL LEE'S 1 II F IX BOROLVLV,
s.u. Pranciae i, Apr', fl (Spetctal).??A st.?r>- about
Joaqu?n Miller's desertion of? woman named Arab?
Miller Olivier In n ?no! i.u, ??.?s conflretnd to-da) by
the poet at h.; I- me In the bill? back of Berkeley.
Miller ?aid: "Th? ?tory is xboul nine-tenth? truth.
Th.- ti.- Ion ' 'in. s In about m> leaving her desti?
tute ?nd about my being the father of in-r child.
The woman ??is brought to .n? attention In Oak*
?and b) l'rofe??or Sn.-.:. of th? sut.- L'nlirersity,
who admire?! her poetn*? She wrote aome glowing
?.i-.- on ti- South Beaa, and ??temed to t.i\- a
m i'ii.i t" n" i" Hawaii in order t.? tin,l her sallor
,t. !. h ho ! e 1 de sert? ! her. I h-.p.-l he :. and
?he ,,'ii 'Frl*co on the iteamer before m
"Wni i' l re ia ill mo'.ulu l fauna her comf ?rt ib'.y
located, and i i"?t up al her bouse. 1 l-ft bare,
pxpi -tli g ???? ?? rlti letters -, "Phi [n lependent'
bul when I ?aw th? working? ?r th.? Dole Govern?
ment, 1 ???uii'ln't pralac It, uei I -?? threw up "Th.?
Independent's" commission. Then my letter? al
: tacking the Government mad? Dole and hi* ad
vis'-rs ?avage, and I learnttd ihai be m?agt t,.
arrest ma so, when a steamer cam? in, i bundled
m? poema ?vhti-ti i waa revbring, and ?kipped
ai.,?aid. I couldn't tak?. any -if my possession? ar
the woman.
Mllla-r remarked in conclusion thai h<? ?uppe?ej
tills ?tora ?vas sprung by the Dole Government in
revenge for what be had ?rritten about liiem.
VOBMTB? IV i x< Ft mon TBVBT.
eir,ind Itaplds, Mich.. Apri: lb- -N'ep illations have
\ been In proKre.?s several weeks with t'hU-iiRa as
the centre ?if the figuring for tha organisation of
an Kxcelalor Trusl It Is prup.ase.l to organize a
corporation under the laws ??f ii.iuoie t> buy up all
the factor?a? and operate them under a ?tnKle man
?gement. There ate abaut thirty manufacturers |n
| th? .-nuntry, operating ehletlv In Wise,main. Iowa
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan.
THE TROY POLICE BILL
BPEAKBR FISH TO EXPLAIN TO-MORROW
HIS OPP iSITlON TO IT.
thi: oRinrr or* thi: MEAaVMI to rkmovt- twB
POUCH IlKI'AKTMK.NT KU"M SENATOR Ml By
I'HYS tSETJOWWCB AMI STOP EI?K<-*TIOJt
ntAUM Tilt: HII.I, AMENTlKt? HY
THE ASSr:MIM.V .'IT1KS ????MMIT
Tiii-J T'j MEET .Mt'li.PHY'8
WISHB"*.
Alhany. April 21 (Special).?Hamilton Fists,
Speaker of the Assembly, is i-epirted to he hard at
work upon "a great spssch " The Assembly i? to
he enlightened by It, on Tuesday morning, as to
tho reason?? which ha v.- animated him in opposln*,
the bill-? whli'h Is favored by 9f> per cnt of the Re?
publicans of Tiny? to take the police force of that
city out of th? hands of Kdward Murphy, Jr.,
Iiemoeratli- United Btates Senator.
This bill waa paased by the Senat.*, mu-e than
six sresks ago, by s unanlmona Republican vota
I t'pon its fa' e it wa? a merltorlou?- measure. It
' auUiortaed th.- Mayor of the city, a Murphy ix*mc~
i crat; the Controller, an Independent Democrat,
? an?l the ?"ity Engineer, a Republican, to appoint a
| new pnllce ?-?imniissinn. t.. he composed of two Rn?
I publicans and two Den "Tats Ciniueseman Black
! and tho other b-adlnur Republican? tsf Tr >y were
oonfldent that l.y this method of appointment two
men loyal to th>- RepuMican inrty eottld he pla.-ed
In the Board of Pottce, and th.- r.-f.irrr.atl >n ?.f the
police fon-e cf Tri.y he begun. Moreover, they be
lleved that, with two Republicans as Police Com?
mtaarionera. Interference with ??!>? tlon.? by the Troy
police In behalf of th. I).?mi>crat|<' party would
cease. ESdward Murphy, jr.. for many years hae
controll?*d the p..lice ..f Troy through Murphy
Democrats and dummy Rapubli(*ana; and. as a
i-oti.--<iuen-e. the whole force of the Police depart?
ment ii*.-? been used against the Republican party.
Th- elections of Troy nava been chara ?:? rizci by
th? gl esi frauds in favor of th" In-moe-nts,
and th.- i ,|i.-.. w luid R.'t arrest D?tr.')' ratle re
peaters,
in i>?:i3, when [ana n. Maynard ran f >r Judge of
tt..- Court of Appeals, an i the Murphy Dem?crata
intent i n rolling up s Mg rots for him. the
county of Renseelaer was ne of the few aradeh re
??orded Denaocrntic galna, it tsraanet down in the
? ?if- -i J r'-rurns as having given MM majority for
Maynard This result was brought about by the
deliberate falslflcntlon of ths ?'lection returns.
This is ? l.-.irlv apparent from tho returns on file
hers hi the offl ? >f the Secretary of Btate. Below
la the n e * I of s few rie? tl -n dlstricts in Troy in
that year:
W**?*4a Whole
number numtv*r
t.-? of ?ot?-B
Dtairict rvgi = ??red. <\?-t
t a M
Ita ru..
?- : AX
4H Air.
:ts.i :<??
41* 47?
xv, s-< ?
*M B
:'.??? 8"-,
;w. ?M
?M M:
471 471
"li Ml
.'.?.i M8
l'lr?f Ward .
Fir?? W.-irl .-1
? : Ward .?
Wart .1
-. n ? !-. Ward.2
.ft
. i War :.2
Ninth W?r,l.1
Nln'h Wart .-1
Eleventh Wart..1
Eleventh Wart.-.2
Tw? Ifth Wart.?
Thlrt?-n-ri Wart......1
TTilrt?-ntli Wart.S
A -f?anos ut thte table will ahow that in severa!
districts more \*.t"s were cast than wer- reg
! Istered, and In .?'.hers Just as many votea were
, .ast as ?were r*eglatered In the other electing*
?llstri-ts. also, nearly every vote registered wa?
declared t" have been cast. This is ***eud upon
it? fie?. In every "'her city tn the S\i?e the
v te cast raa frnni M to IB per cent below (?he
registration That is natural, because many At!?
/? na, after r- -ftsteiing, do not take the trouble to
-, ?. in other i a."?'s Illness prevents men from
\ til g after having registered
Mr Fish is rep tttto to be a candidate fur the
R? publican nomination for ?"lovernor. That is
an ln?n.Tali'..- ambition People here, therefore.
l as highl) myaterlous his opposition to *.
ire liftend? ! to give the Republican party
? -t treatmeni at th.- ? 'ils In Troy. The As
? mtily Committee n ?".ties hsjv.? amend.-?! the
bill as Sena I t Murphv desire* to have it
.ur,. n-.'.ed. t.\ giving th.- power of appointing the
? <? -er: laslonera ta th.- Comnttoa Council of
Tr,?y. which is controlled bjf Murphy. The
amendment ?vas first suggested by 'The Troy
E'rese," Murphy's newspaper orean, as far back
.i; Januar? 17'. The bill had been Introduced in
the Sena:- on January 9 on the 11th. ?rhich
would give time for tho Edi'or of "The Press"
ir from Murphy, who was then tn Wash?
ington, this sugg-st.- in was tna?le by him. Th?
illcans of the Senate refused to accept It.
On th.- contrary, s sp- '.al Republican commit?
? the Senate, who had Investlguted the a\ee.
tlon trau Is of Tt ?y, t ? u ? aslon In their rep .rt.
ti call attention t.? the fact that there wer??
Murphy Republicans In Troy, connected with
Murph) In business enterprises, and that theso
? itantly assisted him in his pol|tk*ttd
enterprises; or. when he s is In peril from a R?*
publl?an Legislature, sprang t his al lin Albany,
Mr Fish Is understood to favor this Murphy
nmi ? dment I i the Mil. Th.- Republican* of Tr-y
will not n' -pi it. Th.-. will isk Governor Mor?
ton to veto the bill if Mr. Fish should sucoe?v1
in forcing It through the l?"gisiatur?>. They d?>
not desire a sham reform bill passed, ostensibly
t,. give th-- Republican pan? twn Police Comm'.s
- ners i it actually to gi\e Kdward Murphy,
Jr., tin* authority to name two Murphy Ra>
pu'bticans aa auch commissioners. That is the
pre* nt system. Murphy i>uts into the Police
Department as representative* .-?f the Republi?
can party Invariably Murphy Republicans; and.
n? a '??;,se ;? ?'.>?". Republican inter-sts are not
protected, f r the Murphy Republican?) in si!
tl m itters act with the Murphy De me.
crate. Th.- Republlcnns ol Troy desire an hon?
estly conducted Police I?-partment They be?
lieve th?-? will i*-?*t It un 1er the bill of Assem?
blyman ?'!? imhers, of Etensa?atesr, the sola Re?
publican representativa of that county, and they
hope that the VssemMy will not follow Speaker
Plsh's lead an ! support an amendment of the
bill which will prolong Senator Murphy's con?
trol of the Troy Police Depurtm.-nt. Tlie fal!
election of 1895 will b?> an Important otto, and
the) desire an honest election h?-l ? In their city.
They hope, therefore, that the Troy IVi!i.-e bill
Will bs pissed in ju?; the shape It had when It
. i from the Republicana of the Senate.
THEIR I'LAXs EBDBtf TOILED.
Colambts, s. ?'. April II. *A Itspatch from Bas?
! irg, B C, lay a: There ?as a romantic love affair
up In the factor? village this afternoon in which th.?
old la ly wa? not outwitted, n? is so ?ften the case.
Solomon <; vi'.uyn w.?? engaged to marry Miss Ella
Jonen a pr.-it? young blonde of fourteen yesra. Tha
old foiks objected, and the young poop!? were to
elope thla afternoon. 8 ' mon went for his girl,
who, tru?- ?,. tier word, left her home to run away
with htm. The ?tiri's mother was too alert for the
roupie, h ?wevi r, an 1. rushing oui in the street, just
in the nick of tin lelaej E la and had s hand-i?>
Irin I tu?-!.- ??i-ri ?; lodwyn, who persistently refused
m go a.?i>. and :: ! ?. ???? lntil tue old lady ?teppe.1
back and, drawing a rsvnlvsr sad Psang it to
Ooodwyn's head, r ! t 1 the young man to leave
the premises under penalty of li.iving a hole bored
through Ills brain. The affair attracted a large
.?r,.?!. who witnessed the uniusin?; und aimoat
tragic flu ht.
coi.it DIECOYEEIB? IX BBW MEXICO.
Santa Pa, -V M.. April B.?Cteri , ?. Mayar,
deput) sheriff tn Line?la County, arrived-here ta?
in, ai. i ful!) conflrnu ths report of rich gold
?trilles on Bonito ?'??>.-k. about thirty ml>s ?outh
f White daks. It i7*onststa of a ira,i of fre<?
. .?r.? tliitty feet w;!e, whirl, runs Pi In gold
. nd - ima silver In much a? there la p'.enty of
i\ >i and water on the ground, experienced miners
say th?? th?. lead would pay well if th.- rock vle'ded
only 13 to the ton. ?vhrts" Yeager. a well-known
miner *r?m th.? Cochltl llstrict. reports that on
Tliur- lay last a remark..Me strike was mi le in ths
lower levels >f tin? i?o:..- Star Mine, owned by l>en
?.-r p.-o|.:e. H.- says chunks Of fre, |0*d large aa a
silver ?In'.Inr aprear in ihe white ?juartz It la msm
to be worth $3,000 a ton. ^^
WtKB
HIS MOTHER.
BPRIBLBY Hoxo
Canton, <ihlo. April 21. -Governor McKinley and
Wife came h-re iast nlRht to ,'e>t,r,ite th.? eighty.
sixth t.lrtfidav ;<f.the ?Vivernor's mother on Mon?
day. Mrs McKIn.eM the elder, walked to vhur?ih
this murntng on the arm of the Governor
KILLED ET I.ICnTXIXtl
BjOtO, Col . April 21-NVIi;iam Brown was kl'.'ed
to-day by Hghtnlag. and Samuel Black badly Injured.
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