'flfldeleleaelaeaaqlim
‘ ‘ flatul- launch death. if his
., kiln-ad Motor Jeakirn
m fortified byeorroborative
Maples to the Mold will
{he theory bald by the prosecutor
l” he hen that Mooney wuthe
, lawman-mum»
”titular- Ipnn him have been met
Wat nearly every turn. imita-
3 “threaten danger lay in Murray‘s
' laconoyhuclung to him like a
In.» him Matty in tight and
. hb «raver-attu- with every one
, he” at about the murder.
' slim llow the Deed Wu Dona.
”lithium until laconcy darted for the
th body of his victim that appu-
mWM>mNumy ”nan he
mm Forafewdnylhekeptto his
W'm learning that he and Le-
.H'wuetotheeitron ptch atthetimeof
your“. Finally bin nerve gave way
“hiddbowthedreldfulihcd waildone.
I‘D,- the morning of the murder 1 went
out to the barn after mum! and
“it! there for some fifteen rlllnutea. l
, “nothnow what i was to do that mom-
‘ hummer to the house. Chalkley
m opened the door, looked out and
Ohm that it. i walked in Annie layon
than” with her throat cut and the uncle
held a bloody carving knife.
"Kinny. I've Killed Annie!"
“Ha mid: ‘Murray, l've killed Annie!
Wequrraledand she took the knife of! the
table. I matched it away from her. i
dkin’tmeaMo do it, butshecameatmeto
lrlkomeand I ran the knife into her. My
God, what shall I do! what shall I do?
“Theyhdquamled about the property
» 93‘,“ time we were eating breakfast.
. "f Blood on All Ilia Clothing.
‘ '“Imy had on the same clothes he wore
'day,wilh a cotton shirtaudpair of
Mt He went up stairs and brought
M m of themoneywhichwas in the
chat. Hepveittomeandmademeprom-
hnhtfotell. Thenhcwartontandwnshed
apepmnpmdwuhed hisrhirt and panh-
' inthepond. Annie’s bloodwasonall
“clothes. Thetrackato thepondare
,yniai'Tl-enwebotnwentto the Citron
Illa Alleged Attempt to Fly.
Detective were on the point of arresting
Incnney at the time of his departure for
,. Ohio, for they had become alarmed by his
, "Bent nervousness. At the depot he was
“jinn talking to a closely veiled woman who
. was not known to them, and a few minutes
int. he had disappeared.
Burn found just as the train was about
NWO trying to get through the gate at
7 ”tom and of the depot, where only local
. I ,l ’ enter. The detective who was
" "' . ' ' him sent word to Mr. Jenkins that
' flewfu afraid Leconoy would slip away, but
til'epmaecntor held to his plan and let him
go, It h; supposed the woman is the house-
Mpwwith whom Lemony is said to have
been intimate, and that they had planned to
join tatunea
iipohne's Alleged Boodiers.
PM, Om, Sept. 2i.—A Spokane
Fails’ special says the trial of the alleged
“boodlas” in connection with the citizens”
relietiund i5'in progres Tbefirstof the
defendants to be put upon trial was Maj. S.
1). Waters, a member of the city council,
nodular commismry general of the National
guard of Washington territory. The chief
clerkot therelief committee tostifiml that
hehndpermittcd Waters totake a load of
‘ to his residence upon his repre-
l'ptltions that he was unable to purcbme
Where, and would pay for them. “'ill-
lain Sunburn, an express wagon driver, tes-
tified that be hauled two loads of supplies to
Wm’ residence under that gentleman's
orders. Waters had instructed him to go
around the back way and not to let any one
see him deliver the goods. For hauling
‘ Waters had presented him with two pairs of
blankets which had been taken from the re
MM
1’. Trace pf Hurley's Bank Robbers.
llumr, Wis.,Scpt. Zi—No clew has as
yet been discovered regarding the where
abouts of the robbers who plundered the
Iron Exchange bank on Friday night. Hel-
, hick: driver of Davie’ Dray line, picked
g a bag containing 8700 in silver in the
turning near where Cashier Reynolds’ coat
and but were found. Be tun-nod the money
mtotheoiiicers. It is partof the cash
m from the bank, and is supposed to
. been abandoned on account of its
fight. Oiitcers are watching everynook
conga-of the town night nndday, but
Muhawnnottheslightesttraceofthe
My 'lfle‘ Mini f ,
. . Military-4' ' ' ’ ‘
m W frw-ixn Asylum.
Mama. Sept saw-mm mm
blotthern Ohio insane asylum eluded
1h oftbeirattondanteandmped
aroma-sum Both are from War-
filvu'yattrmivewoman and
about. hope from the bufldinghi‘vilz
“by” of a key madeof ammh.
IkWMthewomenareinCamda.
, tr. In. John fipoko.
It! You, Sept. a—Ex-Governor John
' Kaunas, adduced the Amer-
, union at Chickering hall
“the “lemon. The “governor-al-
Achibiy to the neat conventional
dial-re held in
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belabdlomeof the funrhof the state,“
he endeavoredwrhleld the criminal. Til
peopleof Ohio of every political faith bold
Gen. Gibson in high esteem, and time would
he no evil lumof his appointment in the
state, but t b no dmbt that his appoint
moot would Imam a certain amount oi
criticiun in other parted the (wintry, and
an the choice, which at one time during the
calm named almost certain, was not
made. 'l'bepmadeut Itillhasboperthat
Iaj.WaM will ‘at‘h’eptl’lnn bli'friende do
not think that he will.
i
New Catt-em for the Amy.
Wasnrm, Sept. Zl—The min-nee bu
roan of thewnr department hasopcned bltb
for mwlying 84w pounds of tlmled steel
wireof rectangularornluareaeflhmand
2|,illlpoundeof steel wireof Iquarelectton
for wrapping guru. The win for which the
bids were invited is intended for use in rank-
ingthe Woodbridge 10-inch rifled gun It
is said at the department that one, at least,
of the bids wan reasonable enough in prior
to warrant a purchase of the wire if of good
quality. To determine this point the depart
ment will immediately test the sample sub
mitted. When the material is procured tilt
ordnance bureau will again advertise for
proposals for building the guns, the material
and machinery for winding the tube with
wire to be supplied by the government. Ne
proposals were received in answer to the first
advertisement tamed, but it is believed that
race. will attend a roadvertisement. If it
Ihould not, however, the ordnance home
will itself undertake to build the guns, which,
it isasnerted by the inventor, will be fully
u edicient and much cheaper of construction
than the standard built up moi gun.
Rutgere' President Dead.
Raw Burxswlcx, N. J., Sept. Zi—Dr.
George ii. Cook, state geologist and vice
president of Rutgers college, died suddenly
Sunday of heart failure, in his 72d year. He
was hour in Hanover, N. J., and became a
civil engineer at the age of ill. He
ated from the Troy Polytechnic school, of
which institution he became instructor and
afterward, in "42, its president. lie was
afterward [#535th of the Albany academy,
and'in lfih‘l Was made professor of chemistry
and natural philosophy at Rutgers college.
In 13354 he was appointed assistant state geol-
ogist, sucmcding ten years later to the head ‘
of that tlcportilwnt. and in the vicopresi-
dency of Rutgers. lie was also at the head
of the State Scientific school, a delegate to
the International Geological congress in
Paris in 1378. Dr. Cook received the degree
of LLD. from Union college and was made
dootorof bilosophy by the New York uni-
versity. e leaves a wife and two grown
children.
lloeton Favors the New League.
Boston, Sept. Bit—The Globe says in re-
ganlto the plowed (to-operative baseball
schente ‘to be inaugurated by the Brother-
hood of Brucbnll' players that its success in '
this city is an assured fact. John Merrill,
who has been actingasagent for the pro-
jectors of the scheme, has found plentyof
support and backing, and has gone so far a
to select grounds for the Boston club. John
Merrill will be financially interested in the
new club. Among the other stockholders
will he George Wright, Gen. Dixwell and
Julian Hart. George Wright is enthusiastic
over the proposed scheme, and rays it has
progressed so far that knowicdgc of the fact-
cnnnot injure its succm.
Counterfeitern Booted.
Tomi“), Illa, Sept. Zl.—-A gang of countr
efleiters has been broken up at Sidney.
0tho White, city marshal of Sidney, who is
accused by his son of being the leader of the
gang, has usurped, but Pendy and Kinninger,
two others of the gang, are in jail at
Urbana, and Randall, a negro, is locked up
at Springfield. Constable Bane, of Homer,
was fined 898 by Justice Clark for arresting
and attempting to remove without a war-
rant White’s invalid son, who had madea
partial confusion of his father's guilt.
The Company Censored.
Crurnnooon, Tenn. Sept. Zi-The cor-
oner’s jury after investigating the cause of
the death of Mn. Adams, of Casey, Illa, one
of the victims of the electric railroad disas-
ter, rendered a verdict charging negligence
on the part of the company in not providing
adequate machinery to prevent such acci—
dents. Capt. Owen Wiley, of Casey, Illa, is
expected to die, and William ’linrnford, of
Princeton, ind, is in a critical condition.
yv . . , . . '-
‘ timed on the" me viola. ‘ ' ‘
New Your, Sept. 23.4% J. God-
frey, amember of the Staten Island Ath-
leticclub, was killed inagarneof baseball
on the club grounds at Went Brighton.
Godfrey was at the bat andwan hitby a
pitched ball. He was taken into the club
boneeunmcions, and died shortly of com
adenofthebrain. Godfreywu 26 years _
dageendnnmarried.
Wyoming's Convention.
Cnxmn‘x, Wy. 'l‘., Sept 21—18 chapter
on irrigation, venting the ownership of water
in the state and recognizing the right of
pier amn’opriators was adopted by the
constitutional convention An eight hour
chapter-ml a proposition creating a state
board, which shall nettle differences between
unployer and employe, were mted.
An Old Engineer’- Dentin.
Hawrmnn,8ept.2l,—John H. Home,“
arglneerwhoou Fridaynight fellona
knife whichbeludpoint uppermost in“
ownpwkegisdead. newest‘ilynanofage,
and lame a wife audthreechildrai. Ha
hdbmmmgineumtheNewYtha
Harmandllartford road since 1865.
Ama- tle Continent.
a. Shims an Win, 4...
Mother and Himself.
b
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A Davao-tic My at Pbtllipeblm
tar—Ibo (trillion of a tingle Dag—Dead
‘ In an Opium Joint—A Elva-go Brooklyn
Grim.
Dumas“, Pu, ma. nip-Word was
mt to District Attorney .1. 0. layer, of
‘tbh place, that at 10a. Ill. fleshy llopkhn,
of Pbiiilprburg, had shot his wife and
mother—inlaw.and then tried to killhim-
lelf, but was nuances-fol. Prom facts
elicited It appears that tbefamtlydidnot
live happily together and some time ago
had putrid, but lately have linenlivingto
gather again. Hopkins, when intoxicated.
[novokuinlpmrrel with his wife, aud,brv
coming violently enraged, procured a revel.
hit and shot her dead. liethen went up
which he [muster] loan adjoining livery
Itable, where in) shot binnelf twice in the
head, but neither shot will [wove very aeri-
onr. lie was placed under arrest immediate:
iyand confused the terrible triple crime.
He wil some; summon-ace and
M in jail to await trial at the November
term of court.
. A medical examination of the man was
made and he was pronounced entirely lane.
Jealousy Won the Cause.
l Jealousy and a belief in thofdithlenme- of
hlswife are believed to have been therea-
lona that incitul lilmkilla tothe crime. When
,Irmted a letter was found upon his per-on
written evidently with the thought that hir
atteumt at suicide would be successful in
it he charges two citizen: of Pbillipeburg
Kwith being criminally intimate with hiswife,
and says that he had been bounded to get
out of town ill order not tointarfere with hie
rivals in his wife's affections.
I The letter also contains the requent that
Blane street, Rochester, N. Y.
Hopkins was arrested on the previous day
ifor an assault and battery on his wife com-
mitted a week ago, and was committed to
jail in default of bail. For-some unknown
reason the constable failed to take him to
jail, but gave him his liberty.
. Murdered by lloodinrna.
5 l’zonlA, llla, Sept. Zl-A gang of Lower
Peoria hoodlums, who, under the leadership
.of James Monkey, have for months back
been aeource of terror, have brought their
,criminal career to a climax by the murder
of an inoil’cnsive old man named Corvcn.
For refusing to purchase drinks for the gang
he was beaten and kicked into a state of in-
l-Ibiiity and died from the in juries. Three
members of the gnug—Kerns, llaggerty and
Hanlon~are in custody, and almost the en-
,tirepolice force are searching the suburbs
for the fourth member, Monkey.
A Strange Brooklyn Murder.
Buooxmx, Supt. Lit—hiichael liallers, a
painter, aged 28, died at the Brooklyn Ho-
meopathic hospital from the effects of a bita
received duringa tight with Henry Dollar
man on Sept. :3. The two men badquar-
ruled over some borrowed money, and while
Jacnilling Differmnn got ilaliers‘ thumb in
his mouth and nearly severed it with his
teeth. Hallcrs paid but little attention to
the injury until a few days ago, when he
wenttothe hospital for treatment. Blood
poisoning had set in, however, and the phy-
sicians were unable to save his life. Dider-
man has been arrested.
A Divorced \i'ife Shoots Ilene".
Cuzvrznaxn, Sept. 2:.«liim Luella 6.
Banana, tho divorced wife of Henry Kennac
man, a member of the Cleveland fire depart-
ment, probably fatally shot herself here.
is employed and asked for him, but was not
'permitted to see him. She sat down. and
drawing a revolver. shot herself in the left
breast. The attending physician says from
the nature of the wound that it was probably
accidental. it isthought she came with the
intention of shooting Kcnnarnan.
} I'll cred and Thrown Into the River.
unmet, Sept. 2i. ——Tha body of Philip
, a canlenter, aged 35, who had been
g since Wednesday, was found in the
riv ,-bearing cats and bruises. Lennon was
doubtless robbed and murdered, and the in-
dications are that more than one person took
part in the crime. lie was over six feet tall
and of powerful build. He probably become
intoxicated and was killed in a brawl, the
body being cam'ed to the river for conceal-
ment.
A Policeman Shot Dead.
wa Dumas, Sept. 2i.——'l'he Times.
numeral. Pensacola (Fla) special says: Po-
liceman J. W. R. Gordon was shot and killed
by David Sheehan, an engineer. Gordon ar-
rertadShcehansometime ago and used Ilia
club freely in doing so. The two met on the
street in the evening and at once began firing
upon each other, one of Sheeban’s shots taking
elect in Gordon‘s breast, causing instant
death. 7 _ , .
Charged with abatement.
Wm” " ’ Sept. 21—36;... Creel)? an
expre- W on t owport" own
and Hind-sippi railroad. was arrested here
charged with having stolen sun worth of
diamondefrornatrunk abonttendayr ago.
Whencaptured Greenwaaatthe recur and
warjmtcasbingacoupleof poolticketgon
which he had made a big winning.
Dead in an Opium Joint.
Burn, Mon, Sept. {iii—M. Matthews, a
wealthy railroad contractor of St. Paul,
Wheat all over the northwest, died in Al
Lung’k opim joint after making ten pipes.
The Chinarnan is under arrest.
'l'wo Negroes Killed.
Enron, W. Va, Sept. Zl~Wonl com
hmthatanumber of negroen near Bram.
well, Hammty, nounfly indulged in a
drunken light, in which two of their number
were killed and three dangerome wounded.
l CourtesytoWo-an Salvaging
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. Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town
in Prices and Quality.
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12 North Main St” So. Norwalk.
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