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Some New Light Shcdon Miss
Fuller's Death.
11130111128 T0 PROVE m WAS can.
'l'lss Iian \viw rim lauhsd sin Roo-
thrs tho Protty Typowrltav lot In
Dash Observed Donia list-resting Things.
A Now Pool of mood loud.
Nzw YORK. March m—Ji'hs web of svl»
dsncs connecting Joseph T. Magoo. the
inning lawyer, with ths killing of Miss
nrs J. Fuller. tbs handsome typewriter
in tho office of Lawyer Mullen in Nassau
Chambers on Saturday evening, was wovsn
suicidt was on ly wcaksnsd.
Superintsndsnt Byrnss personally stepped
into the csss and detailed two of his best
dstsctivss to assist Captain Slevln in the
invsstigation. The latter, who hold to tbs
theory of suicide on Sunday, whlls rsfus»
ing to commit himself positively. last night
said, “Whlla I do not say that this is I
murder, a man can change his opinion as
a case develops" '
One of the things which seem to indicats
thst the unfortunats young woman. if she
shot herself. held the revolver a good dis
tunes from her hcsd Is the fact that no
powdcrmnrks wars found upon her so far
as csn be ascertained. .
Another thing which has sin-ally been
dilsisdupon Is that the shot passed through
her head from left to right; that she is not
left handed, and that on her left hand was
a glove so smngsd that It would havs
been exccsdingly difficult for her to havs
tired , a revolver in any direction with ac-
curacy. And the revolver. from all appear
ancesflms aimed accurately when the trig
ger was pulled.
Sonic Sow Light.
Through the wall of mystery and roti-
csncc which has grown up nrmmd the 0f-
flce when the tragedy occurred there has
come some additional light. The most im-
T‘ortantcvidence was secured fromJ. Frank
Icrnan and J. l". Riley, who occupy Room
008, Nassau Chambers, directly over that in
which the tragedy took plscs. Mr. Klsrnss
was the first man aftsr Magoo to rsspond
to Magcs's cries and the first to sntsr the
room in which the dying girl Isy. Ills avi-
dence is diametrically opposed to the state
ment‘ made by hinges in several vital par-
ticulars. it svsn goes so far as to Indicate
a premeditated crime.
Mr. Kicrnan says he was about to have
his office for the day and was standing at
the door when he was startled by a loud
report from the steam pipes that pass
through his office. He exclaimed to Mr.
Riley, “What’s that?" and noticed that
the pipes were vibrating. There was no
explanation just then, and ha stsrtcd down
stairs. lie was half way down the second
flight when he hoard Magec calling for the
Janitor In an excited voIcs. Then he called
to two men who were standing on tbs
stairs to come and sssist him. He hurried
bsck. and when Magoo saw him he shout-
ed for him to come in, as a terrible accl-
dsnt had happened. Mr. Kisrnsn sntcrad
the sudicncs room and then followed Ma-
goo into the oilice jointly orcupisd by him
and Miss Fuller.
chrnan's Story.
As ho entered tbs door he saw the young
woman in s sitti posture, with her back
against the rsdla 1-. Her head hung on
one side, and the blood was pouring in a
stream from s wound in the right temple,
from which the bullet made its exit.
liar skirts were bunched up bshind her,
and she was partially sitting on tho pro-
Joction at the bass of tho radiator. liar
skirts were also raised almost to hsr knees
in front. showing that she had svidsntly
staggered against the radiator and slipped
down, her skirts rising as she sank down.
Her hat was on her head, hor hands w
extended, and s glovs was partially pnl ed
on her left hand. Bias was moaning slight-
ly. hinges was very much sxcitad and
cried to Kisruan, "Won't you come inf"
Kismsn entered, and his eyes hastily but
critically swept the room. To Miss Ful-
ler‘s right was her desk. and to her left
won the sit-am pipes, whore tbs bullet had
struck after putting through her head. In
the corner by the pi was a cane seated
chair that will probs Iy playsnimportsnt
part In solving tbs mystery. Ono foot
from tbs extended left hand and in front
of the chair was a pool of blood. Thurs
was no blood to the right. Follow! tho
Instincts of an old newspaper man. or.
can looked for the weapon with which tbs
crime had been committed. but he could
not sec it.
chrnsn turned to Magoo and ssksd.
"llow did this happen?" Magoo replied
that he did not know: that he was In the
next room attending to toms business
when he hoard the shot. Rs rushsd in
and saw Miss Fuller as she was then lying.
Kiss-non. thinking that than should in
more wltitsssss to anything that was dons.
said that he would go up stairs and got
Mr. llllsy. They rcturnsd together In a
vary few minutes.
Kicmsn stooped down to the dying girl.
put his arm around her and sssaysd to
aim has In s mots conifers-bis position.
hIls doing so he said to M so, "Take
that chair swsy." and Magoo :gsysd him.
Kisrnsn pullsd the. ri down on the iloor
into tbs position or srs also was subsc-
qnsntly {mind by tho police. lls told Ilia-
gss to rslss bsrhssd. its stooped to obey,
whsn Kicrnsn Isft the room to call all Im-
bulsncs.
the body of the girl Klar-
Wkiis moving
unhadagaih felt and looksdfortlisrsr
tothscfn
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bulsnct. Du his sbssncs Mr. ltilsy
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ticsdbythstnlics or cthsrwitncssss on
tho nightof trsgody. Ysstudsy,how-
-.svsr. tho stain was plainly visibls ssvsrsl
fast away from tho pool of blood that had
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Mngsvi anon avor of t thanryo
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position of tbs two Mecca of furniture,
which, Mr.
the morn. At the same tints the revolver
with which the crime was committed must
have been placed on the floor, whore it was
picked up by tbs other boy sud not by tho
janitor, as at first supposed.
MORE APPROPRIATIONS. o
A Final Vols Is to Be Taken This Aller—
noon on the Bill).
Wasnisoron, March alt—Jim house did
not complcts the consideration of the sun-
dry civll appropriation bill; but Chairman
m, by the ascrclso of mastsrly diplo
mscy. succesdsd in cli‘ccting an arrange-
ment which will bring it to a final vote
before 8 o'clock today. Most of the day
was tin adisonssion of the Item ap-
pmprrt‘lng £750,000 for the Missouri river.
This item led to s gsneral canvass of the
merits of the continuing contract system
begun In 1890 and this work of the river
commissions. Tbs amendments looking
to a diversion of portions of the appropria-
tion for tho emergency work at Atchison
and forstrengthsning the rei'ctmsnts above
Sioux City were defeated.
The rclnainder of the afternoon wss do.
voted to the discussion of two propositions
—onc requiring the disbursing oilicers of
soldiers’ homes to give bond to tbs govern-
ment and providing for the auditing of
their accounts by the treasury department,
Igcrs to make annual reports of the condi-
tion of the homes to the secretary of war
for transmission to congress.
Gsucral Blnck opposed the change on
“is ground that it would interiors with
tbsplcnsry powsrs of the board of man-
_ Ks made s point of ordcr against
lb which Mr. Lesion in the chair, inti~
mated hs would sustain. After the pas-
sage of the sundry civil bill today the
hcnss will immediately proceed to the con
sldsration of the Joy-O‘Neill contested
election cuss. .
There was no Important business trsnr
acted in the senate, the entire day being
consumed in the considsrstlon of bills on
the calendar. Most of these Were mohsnrss
of small importance, among them being
several of immedists Intarsst to the peopls
of the District of Columbia.
The senate rccelvéd from the president a.
messags in regard to the occupation of
Blusiisids, Nicaragua, and slso it message
relative to Hawaiian affairs.
A Mysterious Assassin.
IlsztE’mfi, Pin, March Bil—Adam Salts,
a prominent citizen of Highland, \vns mys-
tarlously and probably fatally shot Satur-
day night. Ho was returning to his horns
from Eoklcy when heinoticsd a strange
figure, evidently thst of a man disguised
in sclosk. across the rosd a few rods In
front of him. He shouted at the man, and
apistol shot was the only rcsponsc. The
ball took effect In 59! 's breast. lie Iny
In the road until Mon morning.
Fourth Class Postmaster-s.
WASHINGTON, March ill.-- The following
fourth class postnisstcrs om :tppuinlsul:
Now Jorssy—Bsrnsgat..l. H. Mur- _ Inmvn
Mills, Hanna 3. lisrgrove: lamp-u. m. Him
lacs Emil; Wood-ville, C. u. Ilisilm.
Now York~0anssn Four i'ui'iiuis. ll. 5.
Drowns: Clararsck. A. R. Vanilusvu; I ‘i'mrcni.
L. C. Bolllsier: tisrmaniown. liens-cilia I‘lui-
liar: Orson River. .1. C. Dunn: Juilmfl‘llla.
Gsorgs Van Wis: Maldsn Bridge, N. I). Ved-
ilsrLMInstio. J. H. Chase: South ilrrcnfleld.
Mrs A. it. Hoyt.
Karo Dupe-radon Killsd.
hummus, Ha, March sit-Chief of
Polico Livingston shot and killed Jack
Kippari, Jr., and mortally wounded Jack
Bippart, Sr. 'l‘hs llippsrts arc nsgro dss-
ocs They attacked ths chisf, but
in over ths hsad in s tsrribls manner.
and he was forced to shoot to save his life.
Ths negro" ars much cxoitsd over the sf-
fsir.
Tearing Down an Old Church.
RIADINQ, Pa. March ill—Tho work of
dsmolishing tbs old Lutheran church at
Mosslcm. this county, which by many poo-
pls is considsnd an act of vandalism. has
begun. Tho sdlllcc wps crsctcd in I'm. and
with one sxosption It is the oldest Luth-
srsn church building in America.
Maris llamas- Confesses.
Lennon, March lid-Maris llcrinsnn,
tbs Austrian woman who won arrested on
tbs chargs of killing sx-Johmsstsr Bis-
vsns and who sftsr the man's death pack-
sd his body into a trunk, which wssmovsd
to bar nsw lodgings, has confcsi'u-d that
sits kiIIsd smarts. '
Hudson Rim Basaltsll hag-s.
Pirrmstn, Mass, March :30.«~'.I'hc mom»
bsrshlp of the Hudson Rivsr Baseball
Issgushss bssn perfected and comprises
Albany. (liens Fa Is, Amsterdam, (lions-s.
ville. Kingston snd Poughksspslc, N. Y.:
Pittsflsld, Msss.;anti Rutlsnd. i’t.
and. Door” Bill lost.
Atsssr. March Slim-The "skis door" bill
wssdsfsstsdbysvotsotmtouin thus-
sstnbly. it caused a long and somewhat
uniting dobats. participstsd in by Msssrs.
Aimorth. \l‘rsy. bhsrwood, Friday and
ifsnnssssy. s...
lath! lusts bottles a lull.
Boom, limb scum administrators
of tbs sststs of ths lato Benjamin r. not
Isr luvs attics! tbs osss of tits National
lions For llissblsd Boldlsrs nst tbs
must by the payment of "8.0!”.
W
halls: cm for W
tbs two shut railway
mosaics to bull
a: squlp trolley lluss
in and about its
Kiernsn dociorss,must havs .
. taksn plsos during his brief absence from
and tho othrr requiring the boards of man- 5
Results of the Investigation of
the Elmira R‘cfcrmatory.
New York Me Board of CW Finds
tho Chargsa Against tbs “perish-dust
Amply sustained-~Pracllccd and lunar-5
agsd lahuman Acts.
ALhAh'l', March Elli—The sills board of
charities has handed in its report on the
Elmira rsl’crmatory investigation, and it
isagninst the. board of msusgcrlt After
detailing at length the findings In the evi-
deuce the investigating committee con-
ciudcd as followu- ‘ ‘
First~Thst the charges and tho allsgstions
against Gsneral superintendent Z. ll. Brock-
way of “crusl. brutal. sxcssslvs. degrading and
unusual punishment cl tha Inmates" are proud
and Most amply sustained by the evidencs and
that he‘lsgui iy of the same.
That thsnnsrsl superntsndsnt. In punish-
Ing convicts by blows across tbs fact. by ths
paddle and tho haudls thsmf. not hssauss of
In! othnss mmittod by them. but because
they happen to turn their heads. oftsn for tbs
burposs‘ of pleading for mercy, is guilty of
nomilcss cruslty and gross Inhumanily.
Encouragod Brutality.
That the gsncral snpsrinisndcntpcrmittsd
and cumursgsd oiliccrs and kscpsrs to strih.
kick. best and oihsrwlas practics brutality
upon the incision whsn In his prsssnoc in tho
bathroom. and that thsrsforssaid othosrs and
ksspsrs were sncoursgsd to exercise brutality
upon tbs Inmates elsewhere and when not In
his presence.
\l‘s thmfm find the nerslsupsrintsndsnt
guilty of this charge 0 "permittingcountm
nanolng and encouraging brutality on the part
of tho nflccrs and ksspsrs."
Smooth-Thai corporal punishment as‘prac-
tiesdin the rcfonnstory should be prohibited
W.
It'd—That tbs general medical supsrvision
of the rsfcrmatory Is Insdeqnstoiy provided
for. and thst the appointment as physician of
I rolativc of a membnr of the fund of man-
agsrs should not be tolsrstsd.
Fourth-That the law governing transfers of
convicts from tho rsformatory to stats prisons
should be amended so as to pnvsntarsonn
cones of the hurdsblp and injustice proved to
have existed in the mansgcmsnt of the re-
formstorv in this mpsot.
Fifih~That the laws authorising tbs coal-rest
of paroled lsmnlss of tho mfonnstory should
be amsmlcd sons to prov-out tho Macaroon-
tlon of such prisoners Cli‘flpf upon proper indi-
clal inquiry.
Sixth—«That flu.- system of omploying convicts
as slicers. kcrprrs and monitors. If oohtlnuad
In tho rsformalory. ulmuhi ['2‘ amended coal to
prevent the vsucurrcm~ uf nul‘ll alums as as
shown to have grow it up under (its present
mathod.
Bovcnth-Ths pm»: board of managers of
the Information. which Is composed of but Iva
nombsrv-a number so small that it admits of
nodividsd responsibility—should have known
of the existence of tho facts udisclossd by this
Investigation. and yet ills evidence shows may
know little or nothing about (hunt. 'l‘hsy wars
muscled by tho governor at the beginning of
this inquiry to suspend the general superin-
tendent pending thosams. which they did on-
dsr pmtsst. When tbs prosecution had cloasd
their aids of the case and tha testimony for tho
managers was only half submit‘tod, they pro-
ceeded to ninstato him by sformal vols and
rsaolutlon declaring thelrcontlnued and endur-
ing confidence In him. Thus they have assum-
ed dirsct responsibility for his crusltlas and In-
humaniilsa. for which ihoy wars before only
morally liabls. At the same tints they hav-
spparsntly sons out of their wsy to odsr s
wanton insult to the cxccntivs.
Eightlw'l‘hat the maximum number of com
victs to be confined in tho rsforinaiory should
not exceed him.
Adopting these molutlonn. that state
bonrd recommends as follows: '
Paddling to Be Regulated.
if the use of corporal punishment is lobs
continual In stats mals rsfnrmstorics, Iv. shall
only be administered upon tbs judgment of a
majority of the board of managers. sitting as a
court, after opportunity to the accused to ho
board In his dofenss and to ho confronted with
bulbous-rs; that said judgment sbsll deter-
mlna ths character of the punishment to be
administered. and If by paddling the number
of blows shall be stated: that the punishment
shall be administered by a subonllusts ctlicor
of tboinstitutlon dosignatsd for that pm
by the board of managers only. who shall not
bs tho gsncrsl superintendent. and that at
lssst two members of the board shall be present
towltnsss each case of punishment: that tho
board of mansgsrs shall rccordZIn a book kspt
for that purptlo a full and clear statement of
thslr disposition of each case of corporal pun-
ishment bro ht befors than: that tho ind.
mum of you shutout of the of mansgsrs
ho publishsd to tbs innistss In gsnsrsl ovdsrs
bytbs sdintant of the reformation i
or In some other gsosrsl and snitahls mannsr
baton tits punishmsnt is Indicted.
It is further mommcnded that lbs physical
conditional sacb Inmstc under charges that
may rssult In his corporal punishment shall in
assortslncdby the physician and rsportsd to
tho board of ma’nsgrrs. silllng nabs oops-g. ks.
fors udgmant c corpora: pun man pro.
mngd “dust him. and that Ills said physi-
ciansde bu prompts! the limo; that stths
tints of punishment. if by whiting, tho person
of shaminor be so pmicctcd by s smutlsath.
or jackst that no unnumary Injury my be
dons him: that ho ho pmpsrly Insured sud not
hoisted In any manner from the mund.
Commoncsmsnt Day Will n. Dry.
Csunnlms, bisss..1iisroh alt—Tbs fao~
city of Harvard has inst sent out to lbs
of all grsdusts clsssss a notice
that It has been total by the prssldsnt and
fellows to prohibit tbs use or presence of
any punches or distilled liquors In collsgs
spams on class day or commencement day.
Tbs Kaiser‘s Whit.
Bruits. March film-“Willi! returning
from s drive in the Thlsrgsrtsu. Empsror
William um ly called out tbs Bar-
lln garrison. troops turned out brisk-
ly. and thslr hurrisd. though perfectly on-
derly mmmsntscrsstsd s grsst sensation.
Ilaal car Ins-Ins s ’l‘rals.
Monstrous. March til—A work train
so than Mains Csotrsl struck an amply
hand car near Nswpart. Tbs Iocomotivs
sndomcarwmthrcwn from thstrsck,
and Ecglnssr MB. WI was killed.
Gsvsrsl othm wm slightly niursil.
‘ 'k‘bsahs mutations.
Monomlfmh m—lenah tbs usws~
pspsrs this morning its. Iadstons ss-
prssssskis thanks for tbs solutions Ist-
lsrsandtslsgrsms ssnt to himcohisrs»
Ilsemsstfrmnoflios.
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W..ng ‘ .m w. w...“
MANAGERS ARE HELD WWW m
Balls fluency
it Isis Strut, Ismail. lb.
lbs Fatal Results of a hrs- Dsys' Eton-
‘ is has.
'DALLAB. March mm'llhs storms which
"opt out narthsrn Tom on Saturday
”3:“, Sunday and Monday and which arc
st wailing ass on Ilslod In sover-
lty. Thadsathrollw‘lll’wsoh 90 and the
of wounded our 100. At hummus
capltsl of Rains county, the cyclone knock-
ed ills town nearly out of ulstsncs. There
were many other towns visited and ban-
dlsd roughly.
Tbs psopis In the storm's psth arc in a
Wide audition. all their housshold‘
goods being sithsr mattered out of reach
or entirely dcstroysd, and they hue ‘no
shsItsr from tho downpour of rain which
baboon falling all day. It is impossibis
to get anywhere near the wrecked houses
with a team. .
Jim pins, souls of them four-font In
circumfersncs, wcrs broken up and twisted
about, and the loss in this vicinity will
roach ssvoral thousand dollars.
Lorain, Tan, March iii-A noun isrm-
housss‘ within that miles of this plscs
wars ccmplstsly dsmolishsd. and a cum;
bar of geopls narrowly escaped with their
livss. vary trss, fence and othsr obstacle
in tbs path of ths‘stormwsstorndown.
and the roads in various directions are oh-
structsd. and i is almost Impossible to
travel on b ‘ . Thspsth of the storm
at this plsos was nearly nulls wide. Bov-
srsl persons were scripusly injured, but
nous fatally.
LITTLE ROCK. March 20. —'I'hc storm
which bogsn in Arkansas on Saturday
night has not yet abated. 'i‘hs average
rainfall from Eufala to Memphis during
the past ”hours has been four Inches.
MISS POLLARD’S ORDEAL.
Another Day on tho Witness Stand l'mlsr
Cross Examination.
Wasnixoros, March Bo.—-Msdelsine Pol-
lard faccd hsr ponsnts on the witness
stand under acon innous Ilrs of cross ques-
tions, and the‘trlal was like a play in which
one actor is starred to the exclusion and
bslitilsmenl of all accessories. Major Ben
Bnimortb. tho, sxmngrsssrnan from
Ohio, lsyed s minor part as tho mutation—
or, al the Inter-t centering about the
slendsr. black rohsd plaintlfl in the case.
It was the most interesting day of the
sensational trial, and it was rustic more so
by the masterly display of intellectual l'O-
sourcss, of quick rcsption and of telling
replies which lingual forth at every turn of
the plot, as the lawyers followed up every
possibls trail which might lead to mimic
lions casting sny sort of shadow on the life
of tho woman apart from those passages
which had bscu identified with the career
of tho Kentucky congressman.
Miss Pollard was more subdued In man
nor than she had been last Friday when on
tho witness stand. He face had gained
pallor rather than an appearance of
strongth during the two days of not. Her
voice was lower sud her manner morn
quiet and less studicd~chsnges which
served to give grsater strength to her too
timony and to lmprm it more strongly on
iistsnsrs.
The silver headed congressman played a
silent part all dsy, giving much attention
to his correspondence, only rarely Interpos-
lug to suggest a question to his counsel
and looking seldom directly at the woman
who scored him often, although sitting
within lino of her eyes.
Minors Amp! a Reduction.
Puitursnt'm. P5,. March 20.4%»an
2,”) and 8,000 miners from this place and
nearby mining towns paraded the streets
hero with two bands of music. A mass
meeting was held, at which oil the “leeches
save one wcrs conservative. One of the
s ken: advocated the use of winchestcr
as In urging their demands. but his rc-
marks were not Indnrssd. The reduction
was accepted.
Miss Blah. lag-god.
Wssnisorux, March 20.»~The engage-
ment of Miss liarrlst Blaine, youngest
daughur of the lists Janus (l. Blaine, and
Mr. ’l‘ruxton Bsalc. only son of tho Ists
Gcnsral Edward Boats. was formally sn-
nouncsd at a dinner given by Mrs. Blaine.
Mr. Basin is about as yssrs old. ifs hss
bssn minister to Psrslaand Inter to Greece.
and. It Is said, will Inherit s lot-gs fortune.
strikars flab a Girl.
l’uittirsnvno, N. .l., March 20.—Rlul0llil
damonstrstions began afresh when this
Standard silk mill smploysss quit work.
his Samara, a wssvss, while rsturning
from work, was follow-d by ssvsral hon.
drsd people and assaultsd bya man named
Smith, who was arrsstsd by a deputy
sharia. Fifteen strlksrs in all wen ur-
lrsstsd and hold for riot and ccnspirscy.
Cblnaa‘lca Boycott a Sunday School.
NEW llM‘lll. March ilil. -- Twenty-live
Cblnsmcn have dsclarsd a boycott against
tbs First M. E. church Sunday school he-
causs their opium dons wsrs raided. Mrs.
Crooksr, wits of Pollo- Ssrgsant Crocksr.
tsachss in tbs Chins-s Sunday school class,
and they allege that she gave the police a
hint of thsir gambling.
’llsmbsrt Romulus.
Vissss. March sou—All tho mysl Italian
and domains outside of Rome, with
the sscsption of tho palaces at Turin, Vsn-
ics, homes. Naplss and Palsrmo and a
few hunting grounds, will be sold. The
caption of maintaining the rcysl prom.
this Is vsry great.
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A scum "pastor's taunt.
Yoxssns, N. Y., March ”waist/u Mary
Rosina, who was tbs moths: superior in
tbs United Elisha of tho Bistsrs of charity,
was buried from lit. Vincent's. Four but»
:‘rsdatid fifty prlssts wars present at tbs
nsrs ,
BIT8 FROM THE WIRES.
John Wise accidentally smuthmd his
Mdlabsdlhchloago.
tit-Innis cm minus wsnt Gum-nor
Waitstorsssllyhstroops.
Al bombwas seized and thrown
out a ‘ Monthly.
, trashswsy.
Two of the slums Aorsois’s scallion
struck.
fill" hams
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free sample.
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It won sum For Washington
Next Sunday.
rs. onus Pnlwro of tho Lina of its-nu
Will Ila a Real and Green Band Wagon
Carrying tbs “flood W Potlflaa-
Thousands of ncmlts Promissd. ‘
Muslims, 0.. March 20. Al‘rom present
Indications the (furry army will be ready
”match from here um’l “hillbilly. But few
of his followers Imu- 1.1-; n mi thus far, but
every day‘s mnil brings In tors from vari-
ous parts of, the country saying that com‘
panicaarc being organism and that they
will be on hand to join the army.
Coxey come to town from his farm, and
after reading a number of encour- ist-
tsrs he remarked: "Won't things bsl vsly
next week by this time? Do you know
that this thoosophy Idea ls making a won.
dctful cdsctr it Is surprising to note how
intanstad an sudisncs becomes when I ad-
dress them on this subject. This feeling
will crests harmony and is the only sunr-
ancs of my success in this now undertak.
log. I truly beliovs this movement Is the
second coming of Christ."
Wlll Clr’ry‘ a Ila-s] “Wagon.
Extensive preparations are ,bcingmsds
at the Casey farm. A red and green band
wagon, with s hiilrplatform, will housed
which to address crowds. in tho
cantor there will he‘ a huge red wheel,
with five miles of "good roads” petitions
wound on It. At every stopping place tbs
assembled multitude, after addresses by
Browns and Corey. will be Invited to
climb up and sign their named. After
reaching Washington the five miles of pc-
titions will be unloaded on congress
There are banner» with inscriptions as
follows: "interact Bearing Bonds Feed on
Nothing but Gold and Honest Labor."
”Pence on Earth, Good Will to Man, but
Death to the Shy-lock of interest on Bonds. "
”We Workingmen Want Work, Sat Chur-
ity. How Can We Buy at the Stories With
Charity and Cast Off Old Clothes?"
If there have born any renaousblc doubts
of Coxcy‘s army rsally taking tho llsld,
they can no longer be entertained in view
of Isis tlsvclopments. Arrangements for
their passage go bravely on. licudqunrters
have at last been establishcd in Taylor
Clay’s new block. in this city, and Chis!
Marshsl (‘nrf Brow no held an audience
with tbs “u‘nr correspondents." Browne
lscturcil his audience on the sinfulness of
ponisting In giving the army is military
character when It is advertised in: "a bond
of peace."
Mayor Reed said he had looked very
carefully into the matter and was convinc-
sd that whatever trouble may develop at
Plttsbnrg. when: the friends of the move.
ment apprehend , trouble, the start will be
roads: from Mmillon decently had in or
doc. lie says there will not be more than
500 at the outnldc to make the sisri.
Coxoy'ylsllls Introduced.
“'Asnlww’li} nrch m—Sonutor Pcfl’cr's
“Coxcy army" bills were introduced at the
requsst of the (‘oxcy Good Roads associa-
tion. One of the bills provides that when-
ever any state, tcrrItory, county or town
decms it ncmmry to maks public im-
provements It shall deposit nonintsrsst
hearing bonds to run for 25 years with the
secretary of the treasury, who shall there-
upon issuc treasury notes to be reduced at
the rats of it per cent per annum. Another
directs tbs secretary of the treasury to
have would) of treasury notes printed
immediately, which shall be lcgul lender
for all debts. sud placed in is fund to be
known as the gout-rill country road system
fund.
Cony Alarms tbs farmers.
Bursa FALLFI, Pa, March zed—The
Beaver Valley Trades council Is now devil»
ing ways and moans to iced and sntortoin
Coxcy‘s my on its arrival hers Sundsy,
April I. Partners in this vicinity. howev-
er, am much alarmed and fear the army
will eat them out of house and bums,
Tbs Trenton situation.
Tussrns. March all—Tbs Dom 'lc
senators held I coufsrsucc sud dis. ml
the situation. They came to the conclusion
that if the court decided in favor of the
Republicans they would accept it phllo~
sophlcnily and at once units themselv-
with the Republicans. They also
that In case the decision was in' thsir favor
they would give the Republican no more
promises or assurances than they did at
first. '
(‘rnshad to Death.
I'Awrucssr, R. I., March m—Ssmusl
ilullcy, 00.7mm of age, was killed befcrs
his father's eyes in tho dyshouss of the
Central Falls woolen mill. Young Holley
was rolling a barrel of lime weighin I500
pounds up an incline when It suddenly
ovsrpowsrstl him, knocksd him down and
over his proslrnfr- form. crushing
his head frlghtfully.
lpaulards Slaughter Kala”.
Msnmn. March alias-Advices received
has from Mindanao, cs is] of the island
of thst nsruu. In the . slay archipelago,
show that s Isrgs body of Mohammad»
natives made an attack upon the Spaniards
on the island of Pantar. Tbs Spaniards
inflicted severe losses upon the natives,”
of thin being killed.
A Liar In Mylo sslsh.
SIA‘I‘TLE, Wash, March comments of
the Great Northern say that thmisno
foundation for tbs rumor that straight
train had boss curried over an ambush
meat and buried nssr skykomlsh by s
snowslids. ......
In. cinch-d at tho 'l’hsatar.
Wasmxm'ou. March Muhfmmsvslsml,
accompanied by and Mrs. Car-
llsls and Mr. and Mrs. urbsr. com
a box at the psrfccmance of “SInbsd ' at
Alhsogh's 0pm liouss.
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tbsaciovmlio bss bssnillst Msrcylics-
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