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84 WASHINGTON $11,
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to $13.50,
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price and quality will suit you,
in cans, we have them in glass
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese
and they have just begun to arrive
ccdented sale in this line, and we feel safe 111 saying that the
Iawhat are you goinrt to do fo1 Fruit this fall and winter.
‘ Read this and you have the answer
enraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety 01
We have purchased an
GOODS
We anticipate an unpre-
and if you do not like Fruits
We have also just received
l'hanking
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
Mooot o HIIlliilN.
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The lll'l'flll oil the NEW Silllflll]
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lie all Stool loot Wool.
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Rangers.
hole excreta. for all of the
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this all, sud I'll-l the
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call on me. Ihsve the exclusive agency for the
(debt.
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of any Complaint Being made here you can
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05 Nolll'll .IAIS STREET.
.151 3111 norm aoawaut. cow,
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it [may St, Iev Iorll City.
Steel Strain Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts.
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Barrios. Phaeton. 3mm.
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagona,1fi1k Wagons.
Willi-plateau halyhalfu glee-rum,
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you. ur “(alone have n wort -wide
reputatsion u to quality. style end fiat-n,
None Superior. Street Sprinklers We
have the but Street Sprinklers in the
World. Also have the mate“ and
rural lilk Wagon in New York
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Crown Plutennlrl Pull.
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sifticveit wi it But. t'- titer-re.” plaintsod
Urinary hater-nun. only tb ed in the
our man tire the minim-land only Kidney
and Liner fun than will tutor: you to perfect
liellth.
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now it
Plnleted'n Drug Store.
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We wt.l well you fancy Ilgln Creamery Batten!
2a: lb; 3% lb». 9! 00.
Grapeiniw ”til-rapes.
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A. A. McLEAN’S
Carriage Repository
65 6NORlH MAIN STREET
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carriage Repository
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ailment-otter: of the public to the he tine I
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make. warranted and Mimic the toolbar rtylu of
Surveys, Buggies, Phantom.
Concorde. hplndlen, flood
Carts, Bottom Wazoo»,
Grocery and Ill]:
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Vinnie:
it. than lees-erra-
Staqlcy Explains Concerning
the Rear Column Scandal.
Illitifll'l’ltllllllll’llilllllll BAB’I‘TBMI’I'
They flared Not ”ppm the Play Inter
and l'uslvely Allowed film to Wreck
Bio Command-5tnuleyh Reply to Dev.
ml Charger! In Tronp's Recent Hook.
Naw Yona. Nov. t.-l'lelll'y M. Stanley
was teen at the Everett house last night
andaaked what. be bad to any about the
charges made by J. Rose Troup in llll new
book, and also how Burttelot came to be
connected with the expedition. Mr. Stanley
laid: "When the expedition was first being
organiudn committee was appoiptcdto
examine nppltcanto for positions in the
party. Hundreds of applications were re
ceived from men
curious to go to
Africa. Of this
number twenty
were picked out.
Some utt ted
our attenti by
their manner of
writing, by their
severity and their
earnestness of
. manner. Mr.l‘itb
,. Vgernld, an Indian
. officer, brought to
us a short, stout.
built young fellow
HENRY .\l. fiTAXLEY.
about 30 years old, and introduced him as
Maj. Burttelot, an army officer who had
served in Egypt under Lord Wollealey.
Mr. Fitzgerald said: “There is a young
follow that will prove just what. you want.
He in young and courageous." Maj. Bart-
telot also flllll A letter of recommendation
from Maj, Butler. I accepted the recom-
mendation, and the young major was
takenan one of the 111cmbers of the ex-
pedition. That. in how I selected him. He
was shot on July 19. He was not cut or
mutilated. I did not see him, M I did not
arrive :11 his camp until Aug. 17.
“'Ily Burnt-Int lViIn Killed.
“The causes of his death," trontititied the
explorer. in fllthW-l' to It question, “were
his violent temper and his constant Incli-
nation to quarrel. lie but] been away from
the comp of the rear guard for some time.
At the time of the killing he had just re.
turned from Stanley camp and his ["23—
ence «seemed to tleatroy the harmony that
prevailed during his absence. Maj. Bart—
telott demanded men from the Arab chief
to carry his own loads of goods, saying that
if he did not get them he would go back in
Tippoo Tib. He also complained to Bonny
that. he could not got. them, risking Bonny
if he didn't think he (Ilartteloti had done
well in his management with so few men.
Bonny said: ‘.\'o: I don’t think you need
any more men.' Ilnrttclot then told Bonny
that he would leave there on July It? and
would put him in charge while be i Home.
lot; Would no to look after Emin. Uri July
18 flurttclot beat out: of Znnzilmri's chiefs
and disturbed the ramp generally. Bonny
then went to hint and said he would man-
age the camp as long as be had been in
chargeof it,
The Murder of the Major.
“0n the morning of July it! just. at
dawn, Barttelnt was disturbed from his
sleep by the beating of or drum and by write
one singing. "I: sent :1 Sundanese M‘I‘tzr'fllll
to find out wluit the noise was and m ~top
it. The sergeant reported that. tn- muld
not find out what it was. Ilurttclnr then
sent his little black boy to 500. 'I'tiv- boy
returned and said u woman we» «111mm;
and some men were drumming; :in iiCCllln‘
panimem, this lk‘lllu the way the native»
celebrate the breaking nfilay in some parts
of the dark t-ominetit. turns-lot tbrretipon
jumped ”pend said he would ~tup the noise
and them. the tint one who slid not obey
him. “'ith a. ffiVUlt't’f’ in one hand and a
pointed, stout wood .stiifl' in the other, he
star-tut out toward the woman who was
«liming. He commanded her to stop. She
kept on singing, only looking upat him
in ndetinnt maintenknomng that every one
in the ramp disliked him. Again Ilartlelm
told her to stop and gave her it prod with
his sharp stick. Then be- begun to punch
and kick her. Wilde xiii-s was going on
the woman’» husband was in Iii-4 but only
five or six yarrh iiwny cleaning lll‘l gun.
He heard his wife hf'ft'i'tlfl timi looking out
of the loop hole in the but. rum llurttcint,
with his pistol in one hzmd and stick in
the other, heating the wumun. He Wm! a
chief of the tribe and thought my much of
his wife as we do of 011m.
"In an instant he thrust. his gun through
the loophole of the but and shot llarttelot
dead, The WHIOID' thing mu done in a
npirit of anger. Then- WM no premedita
tton. llt- dill junt on you or I would have
done under the ( in unintuncen.’
lle (grinned lJIu- u l‘lrnd.
“I didn't rely on the written ntnlenwnt
of Mr. Bonny for all thin. I heard the
same from the Arab-I, thi- Znnziborin and
othernienw-over wind them altogether-‘-
and they certainly bani no object. in telling
the artery different from what it was after
their enemy m1.» (It-ml. 'I‘liie can be taken
no a fair nunipie of his treatment of the
camp follower», judging from the mate-
ment of tin- utirviug other-rs, (tun of them
told me that Ileirttrlnt hall a habit. of
flooding in front of the mm and grinning:
If. them like u lit-11d, llt’ Iroltlll do tbiww
be burl four tome front teeth, white «rum,
that would give lite force it horrible appear
once when he made these urlmnrea.”
’I'lIs-y (mull! "In lured, lle tiny-i.
“When you left the cuttip of the l’t'tlf
guanl. Mr. Stanley, did you iiriprem it mt
the men that they mull guard thme lomia
of grimbi at Illl buzanla?"
"I told them that they munt not lose
them. but did not give them to «micro-(amt
that they must not tronwuy from the mum
at all, lexplalnnl it tothem thin way; ‘lf
we don't. hurry up we will be too late. The
only thing I can do is to take an mtmuce
party and go on fllfllllt; our way through
the bitch. You can follow by the straight
path rind Mum overtake not. You have
eighty-one men to curry dill toads Ill guide;
marry of these loads are not necessary, but
the Motley, ammunition, clothe» and rifles
are. fly careful distribution you can re
duce your or; foods to 450} The object of
carrying all these euppliea was that if
Bruin mllydealred to return to civilian
tlon the goods would meet him half way,
and would be necessary to purchase food
sndthe good will of tribes if m- went to
the west coast. It was not IIC‘LWM’Y for
Mutable Mey in camp. They "mid
have made prom if they had trial.
is. Dole-do Illa Intentions
"I notice In Mimic new booth that he 1
our not I Iran In the whole world would
propose mohatbtngu I did. What Imid
to than wn: "I‘lppoo 'I’lb will not good all
than halt-s pliant-ml. huthewttt send
m“ With thesayon communal
“Will! 3! WI! out one“
“backward movement of ”tunes a day
no will make good mom-1' But-Moe
my: such a thing was never heard of. Yet
I lied atone time previous, with only sixty-
two Zanzibaria: made thirty-three of these
back and forth marches in order to malice
total advance of Miriam miles. I only
ordered them to do what. had been douche-
fore and what I had done myself. They
were not expected to go all the way to Lake
Albert. In ten months they would have
gotten 300 miles inland. If they had only
atartod they would to three month: have
met my cont-tern, who were looking for
them.
“In four months more they would have
met my second batch of condom, twenty
to number, who would have given them
the news of the finding of Bruin. What I
had done Mr. Bartlelot could do. There
was nothing in my instructions to prevent.
But the officer: said they would not go—
they would stay in the camp and look af-
ter the goods.
Hummngemeut Everywhere.
"They could even then have looked after
their men and preserved their lives. No
one naked Tippoo Tib for food. So 100 men
died there at Yambuya. Instead of giving
food to the men they sent it down the
river. These things made me any “at the
rear column had been wrecked hymn neg-
ligence of its officers to obey orders. I
have the written reports and affidavits of
the survivors, so I know who to blame.
Among themselves they would talk the
state of affairs over and say the major
would ruin the rear column. But as soon
as one of them would propose some way of
relief the others would back out. Then
one would propose that they would go and
talk the situation over with Burttclot, but
no one SI'L’IIH to have bad the courage to
face him. They had no onality.
“Erich one in his contract was entitled
to a fair share of the European provisions
which were essential to the physical wel-
fare of the white men, but they dared not
ask for them, Maj. Bantielot picked out.
all the canned provisions and sent them
down the river. I asked 'l‘roup why hedid
not. write an official letter and demand
these things, but he didn‘t teem to realize
how to go to work to do so. He told me
he wus oing to write or book, and I told
him I) . m3 privileged to write his own ac-
count v be pleusml.
The Rescue of Brain.
“I did not go to Africa no the agent of,
the British government for Eniin. Iliad
no ordersio do anything except to take;
the supplies to Emin.
him out.
tour rtrusts‘ we
bio Recount Thus Far for New
York City.
IAYOB (lllANT’SJllS'l‘llUi'lT FATAL.
The hecretwvy Say. That No Evldenu
flu Yet Ilium Offered “Inn to Draw
the Reliability of the Pollen Cerium and
Ho Recount Seems Called For.
Wastltiidmx, i'ov. 7.—-l'§ccretory Noble
Int evening replied to Mayor Grant’s iaai
application for a recount of the population
of New York city, and for the second time
refuses to allow the recount. He quotes
the mayor's Inuit application for a recount
and says: “There are come excuses pro
sealed by the mayor why the papers were
sent on in the shape they are that render it
not inappropriate to notice that the first
announcement of the United States census.
at 1,513,503 on the rough count was made
as curly an July IE lust, and was then widely
published, while the police count did not
begin until Sept. 29 last. Thus seventy
days were allowed to elapse before any
steps were taken to correct the linitcd
States census, if deemed Incorrect, and it. is
not thought that any haste that. may now
be required be to be charged against
the census bureau as an unreasonable de
mand.”
A Sllglit Inconsistency.
He could have avoided it. the secretary
rays, by an earlier start. The ntaiement
made in the present application of the
mayor in calling attention to the enumer-
ation made by the police force of New
York, to rim this case of the (~in with the
proofs already in the posqession of the
census bureau, is inconsistent with hi:
action in appealing from the superintend
cut to the secretary. Mayor Grunt, he
Hays, selected to suit himself five out of
{M7 enumeration districts in Xew York,
and proposed that the cane should be dis-
posed of 011 an investigation of the books
relating to tlieae. But at the same time,
he says, these enumeration books do not
include all the pepnlatiotis that was re-
111' nt-d to him by the police entimerutors.
(Brant Would Not True" Him.
’1" have had pusseasit)n of these ne—
1 WM not ‘0 tukei knowledpedly imperfect I'i‘CI)I'fl~', to have
If h” “ L" ‘ "Wm“ '0 return ‘0 ftfllltpal‘l‘l int 111 “ith the schedules of the
ciizlimtipu I mu m eut‘lfl‘t him Mlt‘ly ‘0 l Iliiétl Suites cnuuwratora in his on 11 de—
tlit- amt. If it" wished tureni; till I was to‘
inform him lllfll he ivus not to expel t any
more aid front Egypt ”lliose “ere my in
structions,
“My trip had nothing; to do with the ex;
teuniou of Englivii or Germain territoraggui
tiny wriy. I ha e incorporated in my l It
all the official documents regarding the
expedition."
“Mr. Stanley, lit)“ about the statement
that you did not look on the loads of sup
purlment, under the low that authorizes
Copies only to be furnished municipalities
for inspection; to have given him entire
freedom of action in the premises without
the supervision or presence of any agent
of the applicant, was the least that could
have been offered the; secretary. ills posiv
lion and bi» obligations Were all the sure-
' ties necessary to entitle him to this confl-
plies u itli so much SUllI itude on your way ‘
out, as when you went in?"
“Well, that is true to some extent.
lining in, we did ltul. know how long we
would be gone or iv but suppliers Wt: would 3
\l'iieti Eniin decided to come out‘
need.
that. lessened the ittipurnittcc at these sup
plies in my eyes. as i knew we had more
than enough. I gave l'luiiri thirtyone
loads of ammunition, but they were after-
wards captured by his own rebels."
Stork-n of “rants-lofts Cruelty.
As a fuller explanation of his dark hints
concerning the rear column, Mr. Stanley
said he made 1:» lllCihiUllS from the original
log book win-n he published it in “In
Darkest Africa. " lie :idiledz' The original
log book. signed by Maj Ileirttelot, James
S Jamil-mu itlld \\ illl.‘ 1111 llouiny day after
day, iw .~l1nply jll‘LUIIt heard of remorse
lean and implnceililv punislunrnts. 'I'wu of
the men were covered with ulcera,upou
which Iliuggtiln Were feeding. This was
the renult ulmply of l’t'ltiul'ht‘lcss flogging.
Both men died. Tilt-11 there is Saudi,
whom 'i‘ruup mention». as a nice and
obedient boy, 11 011111: t child He gave
that ltl’ it buy In kn: kf to 111 which tit-died
Allull r r 1112111 lui-l been flogged to death
and dial 211 tin.- triangle, u Intrusion boy.
"Two otIu-r tin-n Were flogged to death.
Another man, made lll’hllt‘l’ltlt‘ by his
hunger, lakes it. piece of ttietit and cuts if
raw. lie in sentence-l to mu bushes by Maj.
llaritelot. Unt- hundred and liftyxire given
litiil the doctor noyn, '.‘itop, sir; you’ll kill
liltii.’ ‘I'Iit. iiiui llltllt'l’itl‘l’l’fil and let him
remain in guard until llt‘ I’H'OVL‘I'H, and he'll
get. the other If!) yet The man liearstliut
and runs away by ni.;ht, «ion-lies u rifle
and runs lltlt) the fun-d toloscliitntwlf.
Ilarttelol Bt‘llflrl tin- vutin- country hunting
for him. lie is; brmrgm bark and he in
shot. In the lug bunk, ms it appear.» 'In
Darkent Alricu,‘ it rely-e all the men came
forward to eullipiuilt. lint. what did they
complain? Hasty l’lll‘ll ymt able townlk,
forty two men «lying right on their feet.
”It'll All Conu- not Some Dny."
"They all dill Illt‘, 1m lllt'll already dead
in Ynmtmyti, ’I'liirly ibrw uteri were
ubumlouwl in the munp .\il ”IV-l0 nit-1mm
my ntiltzrrn They don't llrlltll“ to the
committee, but were engaged by me, and
looked Mr. llnuriy, ’\\'rll, you tell 1m- all
them- llul’rlltlt‘ tlitnm llllll these pmple here
have [UM 1111', how tutti I pomiitly exempt.
you from lwlltl: just H31 guilty ml Ihirttelot
in that you «lid not stop him in one way or
another by Inurni nr Itit)‘1il‘lll force from
timing all tin-w tliium?‘ Ilmuiy mud to me
that he bull not twill me llll”. 'Wlitil,’ said
I, “with all thew tmrnblu thing» you have
been telling me all the way (mm Ilene“ to
London you have not told me "behalf.
what run tlwre [utxuitily be more horriblet’
'Ob, it'll all mime out some «lay,’ replica
Bonny. The only mu to have that brought
out Int-yintern-11111111111119. all to a court of
law, wtnvn- rwry one mold examine and
cmfi 1 Xilllllllt’.
(7 hiring” a Ill: Munonlr Temple.
(1m “.11, Nov,‘ 1. ~I'liu corner stone of
the ntuunilicvut Monouic temple to be
erected lit the corner of Randolph and
State streets. was laid yesterday afternoon
by Grated .‘ilmterJohn .\l. Penn-on. with
the nolemu and imprcmlve ceremonies of
the Mommiu order. The ceremonies of
laying the corner atone was preceded by ti
parado- of local lodges in which 5,111) men
particiruited. The temple when completed
will be twenty stories high. and will be the
largest building; of the kind to the world.
A l’utat Illusion llaploetow.
611385“sz Malia" Nov. 1.-Whlle eels
butting in honor of the election of llumll
II governor at Mttler’n Full- a operk from
s bonfire landed In it bowl of powder, out
which weremeu lanolin; n «anon. The
powder exploded. fatally burning Harry
ltoblooon and injuring John A. Griffin
and Andrew Ktrble.
A Ire-b w- hm.
Tm 30v. 7.~—A bomb was upload
mainfmntofth-nmtmd
comm MW
Matthew-amen”
MM ”were“
deuce.
Nu Evidence of the l’oIlce'o Reliability.
“’l‘lie ft'fllhill of the bnokv,"ti1c secre-
tarysays, "leaves thin mw substantially
where it was when the in"! opinion was
delivered. The offer of the returns of
merely five wards out of ill? diarriets that
lift in the city of New York,
turns acknowledged to be imperfect, could
have been entertained only upon a niost‘
liberal treatment. of the application: these
bxiksliuviugbeeu withheld, there in no
evidence whatever before the secretary of
the authenticity and reliability of the
police count, or of any tusuflicieucy in the
l'uited States census. taken in June.”
In conclusion, Secretary Noble says ftcltl
driven by the 111ayor's course of conduct in
refusing his request for accent to the
limits. mid thus keeping the curse utterly
bare of tiny {aria authorizing a remunera—
tion, ”to again disallow the application
for It recount,"
Kenny off for \l'u~lilligton Again.
NEW Ynlzk, Nov. 7.7 Mayor Grant but
evening tllillfllclleil Supervisor Kenny to
\Vasliingtun for u SECUIl-i time in reference
Lottie census. This time Mr. Kenny is to
emit Mr. Porter to allow him to make a
copy of the rensus return of the Second
ward of New York
BY A FALLING PIER.
Two )Ini ( rnahnl to R Jelly at Doyle‘-
tuwn. l’1-.
lluvt,1:,~1n\'.\, lit, T——A terrible
accident nerurrwl Inn Izmt evening, re-
suiting 111 lllt‘ lltnllllll 'ivzttli ultivuuien
IIIlllIlItftii'l'lnltri injuring”fun-fiber. \Vurk-
men were engage-xi in building it new well
under :1 large prune pwr supporting the
ruilrniitl truck 1114mm: into Swartley’s
flour milie \Vvttu-u: :t inomcnt‘u warn-
in". tin- pu-r it out in etrlc. The work
then Iii-uni tln- ('.'I'hll ‘lllll storied to run.
Daniel T113 lnr was I'IIIIKiJ :IIlIl f‘f'llllllfll to
death, his “will iii-111:: Hillllrtltt'tl tunjeliy
and every bone in llln lmiv broken.
William i’t-ttil stumbled and fell tttid
Samuel lili'xl'l fell over ltln pro-struttifnrin,
and to 11m urnitmtanu- I'iztlit owe» lll'l
life, an liiegn-l um ill‘llilllil)‘ killed. l’ettit.
laid for over hull an hour held down by
lieuvy ntoiuw, With the body of llieuel on
tnpof him. He talked with the men en»
Kttgi‘tl in rt-xcuuig hint, and directed their
movement-o. oil the while suffering itilmim‘
agony. lie is. boldly injured,
"In-hull I’lrrl \nt I-‘u-ur Ito-nth.
\Vmime‘tt, Orin, .\'.w 1‘, Ilirrtmll I‘X‘
llllllfh lYtlltHltll'l’tIitl" in: “My it.» to the "will
of the uppitmtimt fur town y 111 hi» critic.
and cow-Hy mum thi- iiwvnpupen for home
from (lttnwn. Although in» but only it
little over a week to lion, he ntill maintain
the mute cheerfulneen iimt has character:
land llltt jull life ulllci‘ t'livtfltiotrwtit. 3mm»:
limo-w ho folk! of in- tlwith. but it in with
out any apparent drum). “1' «oiya he llm
not frur liu- rxvt‘ulillll m Hutch lnr himwlf
on for bin ml» The coutruot for the crop»
tiun oftlm wotl'uld hue been let, ftllll ital
cunniructioti will but un-mewl At once.
(‘lmnrrllur Ill-IT Dying.
l’ITTHlll‘Ilti, l’n.. Nut. 7.4 Milton It. ”It",
chancellor of Illl‘ \Vllnle'l'll Iiniverwity, who
recently broke Iii-1 log, in lying at lli‘i homo
lIlAlit'lcilt-lly at the pnint of death. Mr,
Golf's leg is ultnouf. llf‘l‘llt‘ll, but pneumonia
hart helm and hill family and physician!
fear bin death. The (mini/u family have
been nitmtnmird to l‘ w bedside. Owing in
Mr Golf’n minim nimtitutlmi there are
yet some how-u for his rcuivery.
The (Intestinal: Its Henna.
VIEXSA, hm. 7-31m" rmrmltcli visited
the various arr-brink!!! yesterday, and al—
terward plow-ti a wreath mum the tomb of
the late (frown Prim-e Rudolph. Loot
evening he dined with the emperor and
wait tendered an official reception. lie ban
been greatly fluninwl durinrt bl» stay hers.
A Pity-tele- Arrested.
at. Riven. Man, Nov. t—llr Jami-v1
was arrested last evening on a
of Ibortlon. Illa wife. In. Hattie
denature
strand-a withheld“
“mun-ru- jury.
(liltl these re— '
oofinrwa canteen my
the Fighting lx-Ilayor 0! Met “9
Killed Ivy n Policeman. .
Moxmonanr, Ala. Nov. 7.-—Ex—Mayor
Cettrell, of Cedar Keys. who a few who
ago terrorized the Florlda federal ofllolall
nod cucupt d to Alabama afugltlvo from
justice, was altot' in the bead and irritant]!
killed at ll o'clock by Chief of Police
Gerald, of thin city ('ottreil Willi drunk
Iaat night and was arrested by the police.
He insulted the thief and challenged him
to fight a duel.
The chief, in consequence of the mm
of Cottrcll: had armed himself with I
double ban-elm shot. uun, and was sitting
outside of his office this morning when
Cottrell drove up in a cab. After a few
words had been exchanged both men by
gun firing.
Cottrell woe shot twice with a double bar-
reled shotgun, one load taking effect in llllll
body and the other through the face, on-
tering on the left cheek and passing out
through the eye, tearing the eyeball out.
The cmwd noon gathered around his form
as it lay in front of the postofl’tcc. His feet
and body lay upon the sidewalk, while his
head and shoulders lay upon the platform
of the city scales. The first shot. passed
through his body and the second through
the face, either of which would have proved
fatal. lie wan still ganjiing when the
crowd began gathering. His right hand
pocket. was turned bolf outside, indicating
that he had his hand in his pocket when he
approached the chief of police. A gold
hooded cane lay by his side. He gasped
for probably ten or fifteen minutes after
be was Hllflf. (' hit-f Ger ld soon after the
shooting entered his o‘iiice, and passing
out of the rear door, got in abugey and
was driven to the sheriff’s otlice, where he
gave himself 11p.
A coroner's jury of inquest was impan-
elcd to investigate the killing, and gave a
verdict in accordance with the above facts.
(.‘ottreli was probably one of the most
widely known men in the country. He
created it sensation at Cedar Keys, Flo, by
terrorizing federal custom house officials
and the citizens of that place. He fled
from there to Lowndes county, in this state,
where he had many relatives and friends.
He was of one of the best families-1 in Ala.-
bamu, and when goiter was regarded as an
excellent citizen, but when under the influ-
ence of drink was reckless (lllfl desperate.
He was warned eight months ago to a
daughter of tongrensman Henderson, of
\ortii Carolina. Capt. fie-,rald his slayer,
in one of the best known men in this city,
where he has practically spent all of his
life. He has been chief of police of Mont-
gomei'y for the past ten or twelve years.
WELCOMED T0 PHILADELPHIA.
Rousing Reception to Dillon and 0' "Hon.
Over $12,000 for Ireland.
PHILADELl'tllA, Nov. 7.—.\lessrs. Dillon
and O'Brien, the Irish Isadore, were given
their first public reception in America at
the Academy of Music in this city Inst even-
ing, a large and enthusiastic crowd being
present. The party arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon on a special cur tit-
tuchetl to out: of the regular express trains
on the Pennsylvania road from New York.
‘ Col. A. K. McClure, editor of The l’bilu—
dolphin Times, presided lit the meeting.
and Postmaster John Field acted as treas-
urer. The Academy was elaborately dec-
orated with the national colors of America
land Ireland. On each side of the stage
, large oil portraits of Gladestone and Par-
[uell were hung. Pictures of Irish heroes
and aiiields with Irish mottoes were con-
spicuous timing the decorations. The
Irish-American clubs paraded in a body
with torelilighta, and escorted the guests
from their hotel to the academy. The im-
mense building was crowded in every part
and on the stage sat many prominent. citi'
lens of Philadelphia. Archbishop Ryan
occupied :1 private box, 11nd Mrs. Parnell,
the mother of the Irish leader, was also
present. All of the nirile nirnibeh of the
party in; ulemidrmw», the prim 1p. ti perches
being in ule by )lrer-i,l)l'lt)llttl1llU Brien,
whogme Vivid uccounta of lltt antic-ring
in li'cliuui and timer-tiled tin.- Vigorous co
mil‘e Illt‘lu-illl'm 111 nperutioti there.
The cull for pecuniary aid from the
friendsof irrlotnef resulted in their pro—
duction it} .\ir. 'r'trlil of u ~rtim'ription list
which llttiltnl up “2,“? l": ‘l‘lu-zinnmiuce-
111cm Ufllil't itliivllllif prmlllvul grout eu'
thus-limit. .\r tlu- mm- at tln- ~pwciimuk-
ingot reception \t.‘ lu- it up tin.- stage by
the visitor-t 11ml ltlililll’t' . < u: |.K' opl- pressed
forwurtl .1an xlnmk l. u en ti} the hand,
Another 111w rim; well in- it'lll lit the need
only ln-uight, :11 W’ltit'lt lioveruor Iii-liver
will promote.
The .Vutlmmlt‘ra \"utllil Nut Iln Arrclled.
(mulh, (>111, Nov. '.' Sir .l..lm Mac-
llUlllllll,tllt lr'tIth :mkml “lat fate might
be in Slow for .‘lt‘l'lhf‘t. ltrllrm ltllll O'Brien
in com- tiiey aimului mom- in flittiiulli, Mill
that. the Ihmnnion .(tnv'rliltttnt had no
power iii the matter. 'I' in" gentlemen were
British wttbjw be and un- lltllfll’tt of the Brit.
iith purliunu-nt Illitl hmf every right to
speak in thimr'mntry The f nnudiuti gov
ernnient hml rut tVul nu information from
tin- llllpt‘l’l: il millionth », ri-utmliux their
nrrunt Miltlllll they view thunder. and be
thought If. to be in the biuheet degree ini-
prnluiblo that any o-tfurt would be tirade by
the home uuvcrnim-nt in Ittltll'hf. them.
[Hg .lmlgmrnto Amulet-t Hui “Hello...
NF.“ Yttiih, NM, 7 'i'wt‘J) jttligmpnb‘
have lN‘t‘ll l'ltl'*rx‘ll Agnew. rh.- l)... hm... “[
.‘llltllmrnll-glt «iii siioitt'i. for debt.» con.
ttzu‘H-viul littlll.ilL{lt~l!M. engined, ”My"
getting totMtJ. rupr- ' om: Ilium-i imuml
her at that plum litr vrwlitm» u"!
liloyiin' bunk (Ilium-ti; rlttm’fl. lint...“ ll,
Milwor-I. $805,327, and .l 4111 Jeiflmy. “‘.’
fifth who N-t‘tlh'tl jI: "no-lit» for these
altlnllttl‘. lu‘hillra Hint. owl inter-"if from
Sept. til. when the lll'll" \ mm borrowed.
‘Iurrlnrr ”'I‘lf" flay-lurr-l.
Ef.‘tlll\.N Y, Nov '.' »W. i: lot-pkg,
who runr-inwi Mlle-i E Fowler but Frill-y
flight. Wm nrr-mt-vi ,,_., "l’l‘lllfllz m the
town"! l'nilin, twelv" milm hum this
city, The arrow! mu mmie by Houdini
I-‘orker. n11 r-r. puliummn, who but bum
running :i form [Meier-r tlimio- .110 min»
once. llv bml been thing in the wooth
alone the murder. [locker mlmito the
alumina, but in trying the iii-nullify dodge.
Ilislftmr I‘ll-rt; Jot-titled.
Ill‘ltt,t'$, .\'nv. 7. vlturmg (’li‘n-f finer!”
lliiifmir‘o vtult tn [turntable .‘tlr. 31111"ng
member of pnrlinmum fur Smith Ilonegal,
dedatvtl to him that bill efforts to m
the cottditlon of the country would he fruit-
Ins, unlm mirenitm were airoiiohnl, My,
Balfour, in reply, ”willingly referred to
the entbnrimm with which be had fir-w.
mind everywhere mi II justification of
his policy.
1mm um «in-um.
Politburo”, Nov. 1,-A large high
stable near )llnfleenth and Brown otter".
this city, mpied by Abraham Barry
wen burned "Manley. The Int-ea
aunt 'ty that the thirty here-s tu the
fun-ringworm“ to at out. l:
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