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‘ Twelve lien {Secured to‘ylieter- I,
mine Lizzie Halliday’s Fate.
ALL READY FOR rm: rumour.
Will Begin at Once Agaiultino Prisoner.
Crowd. Throat: the Village and Scramble
For Sent- Xn the Court.
MOXTICELLo, N. Y., Juno lilo—The vll«
logo is overflowing with curious people
tad scores of persons interested in the
trial of the triple murderous, Mrs. Lizzie
Halliday. ’l‘hl-ru was a largo crowd
the doors worn opened. Whoutho keeper
iinallyappeaned and threw opon tho place,
there walla rush, and in 2:0 minutes every
seat illiii boon taken.
Judge Edwards appeared early and took
the chair, and Mrs. alialllday was led into
court lintwooti two constables. With the
exception of a paiiitl appoaranco, duo to her
long Imprisonment, she scorned in good
health. Him kept her eyes unfit upon the
floor continually, not even looking up as
the jurors wtero calloll and oxaininvd;
Tim first juror called Was lliram C.
Mattlnuvs, who was porcmptoriiy chal-
lcngctl by the district attorney. The sec-
oud one called was Duiimpepuy of Falls-
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1.12le% HALLXDAY.
burg. lie was approved and nhosvn. The
principal questions asked of the- jurors by
the district attorney were, “Have you any
prejudice against circumstantial ovi-
dcuco?" and "Have you any prejudice
against capital punishumnt‘r" Some of the
jurors were asked what they would do in
case two or three physicians swore that
the prisoner was sane. while true or three
others sworn with an’equnl degree of posi-
tiveness that she was insane. The prin-
cipal question asked by the counsel for
the defense was, "liavo you any prejudice
or objection against therdefonsg‘of insan-
ity?"
It is probable that the case will be ready
for the taking of evidence tomorrow
morning. ,
The jury was completed without or
hail-sting the original panel, and all is
ready taproot-vii With the trial at once.
The jury or it stands in just such a one
as might haw horn cxpocted. With three
exceptions it, is vomposod ontlrelynf fann-
ers, and those rmoptlons are the foreman
of a t‘ri’nlin-ry, acarpt-ntur and a farmer
who has retired on his money, and who,
by announcing this. becntuo at once the
center of rural admiration. Most of the
jurymou an» \\'I,‘il advanced in yours, and
probably in sturdy and conscientious a
company as every not together on a crim-
inal easel Almost without exception they
stand high in the community. which
moans that thoy are sober. industrious.
honest men. 'l'horourt in adjourning gave
tho ntriutost union to tho dt-putios in re-
gard to tln-lr watrhfulm‘ as our tho jury.
Light on the Qua ruplo Murder.
l'AupLx, N. .l., .l as lit—Au lliijilt‘h‘t
was hold into tho qu drnplo murder or the
family of .lnhnnn aut’fnmn and his only
mtqui-nt suicide. Tho evidence showvd
that tho woman {outfmun numlnrml was
not hl~ \Vill', but was taken from a house
of ill repute in 'hllndi-lphia. ilvr naum
was Carolina Miller, 'i‘hl- twin boys were
born to the Miller Woman. Knufhnnn‘a
wife is an lnnmto“nf a Now Yo ii insane
asylum, and her frii-nd-i had tlrolitenml
Kautfnmn troublu, ‘i‘hla isthl- probable
cuuw of thu- murders, "rm; four bodies
will be intern-d today.
‘
Conny at l’ittahurg.
Pinon no, .lum- lit—J. .N‘. i'oxlvy, “on
oral of tho CllllilliilllWl‘ni army, baa arrlvrd
in l’ittsburg At. l’opullat headquarter-i
a lengthy Cllflltll‘t‘lltiu mu hold with Cap-
tain hullivan, Mrs, llnndnll and Louis
Smith lilomhvrg, them-unknown Many
local l'opulista \voro pri-wnt.
lipntlmr l‘rinp Ill.
“'Arliihtl‘i‘nx, .lunv iii.—~r%p.-almr Crisp
in warring from hmwl trouhim. wlnrh
routine- him to his iml No upprrhi-ualon
in Mt ovor hiavondltiou, and Dr. row
ml, ill?! liliy‘it'ltitl, vxpm-ts him to ho out
within a day or m,
Killed For All f'mitn.
Surmxrox, l'a. 'Junv lzt. _._ l-imauuel
Lora, an llaiion harbor. was nilni and
kllimi last night by i'iiewllm .‘lolimlw
cauw lli' iiSiN'ii tho lattvr for is routs duo
him.
tiling-o MIA-pt Away.
[trout-tier. .lunv in. »« h‘vwriti own
ilm‘v itl‘l‘ll drowns-d in ht‘i‘ltlllsi lituula iii
Wuur \‘olh'y. :mll Wliilii' Viihigvv urn mum
Many iilililn itmu lwm umlvrmim-«i, Hlluw
ltliulullvtiiii thi'dliiriotntll |llpr‘“”«lhi mui
illpiau
1 uttnn Mllln (loud.
“uranium. N. (1. John in. w The
Wilmington rutton tuilln on» riouml. riot»
iinlny niwrutivl'a win-u tioiiihtd that want-o
would he minvml. ’l'ho owratlvet tie~
ulluod to nrwpt, and the works shut down.
Couldn't luvlm. but Wont ”rimming.
“aren't-ma, N. Y., Juno iii—«End
Rowland, auml 17 your», a farm lnlmror,
w» drowned in tho UangflWlilB river at
lieuvelton. lie was unable to swim and
got beyond his depth.
The Bionic Won.
Awsur, Juno ill.-«-'l'he race 1mm Sew
York to thin city lmween Gunman A. Ah-
the of Sew York and Whmlmnn bottle it "
Bobufer rimultml in a victory for t
wheel. -WW
Darn-no rim Tudor Control.
SARANM: lune. N. Y., June tit—Jr!»
forest tires on iluum‘l lake are now under
control Iflil twine guarded from further
uproot! by state fire wardent.
lute 'l’ennh Tun-null.
Pmunrtrma. June lit-«The hung)-
vnntn state until» tournament on the
ride of the Marion Cricket club It
warlord bani innit. ,
30510”. June ill-«At the xloitm tho.-
ter Bob it‘ltzuimtnona woul'i have whlpc
pad Joe Choyunkl had not tho pollw inter.
fared. As‘lt was, the match wandeclared
a draw, but no one present will ever claim
that Choyaski hi a (moon: worthy to una-
bat with tho lanky Australian. Nolan
than 3,000 choorlnu. howling town now the
battle, the like of which ”on l‘hmton him
never titmi) before. Evury (mo won prom-tit.
Millionaires and tradosnnui, bonito“,
prize fighters and Ollicill! utmhmta crowd
Mlflnd jostivd onoanotln-r in tint-iron:-
iety to see every detail. The lighting wan
furious and bottom about ovcnly divided
until tho iii'th round, when l-‘itzslmmona
started to finish (liioynnld and math- a
terrific swing; lul‘ (fhoynukl‘a jaw with his
loft. It WM a trifle high, but struck the
Sallfornlan on thooar, falling him, lie
struggled to his foot, but a path from
Fltzainunoni sent hltn ”trawling in the
corner, clinging to tho roped. llo pulled
himself up and clinched.
Duly parted thorn, and l‘ltzslmmons
again lamb-d his felt fist on tho othor‘n
jaw, knorking him down for tho last
tinm.‘ As lw v-siayod to rise Captain Wan
run again nimlo his itppt‘fil'linlili and this
time said that under no mnditlons would
ho allow tho battle to continue. Accord-
ing to the artirlus, which road that if both
men were on thoir (t'l'll and willing to go
on at the ilnidi of tho stipulated eight.
rounds it almuld bodorlarml a draw, them
was but otmdmision for llaly to make,
and llllf fight was lioclart-d a draw,
BLACKMAIL THE CAUSE.
Mrs. llartlmlmny Conn-nan; “’hy "or lllls—
bami Murdered Delaney.
Bi‘l‘l':\l.o. June ill.'~i)ifitf'iifll Atornvy
Kunowick has spout tromidoi‘oblo time
with Mrs. llarthoiomy at police lit-inlquun
tors. lie so}: that aim «unit-used that tho
‘llllll'ilcf’ of Delaney by hvr husband was a
clear case of blaclunall, nothing also. “69'
lanuy did not uttwtlpt to atrlko llarthohi»
my. He was shot boonuso ho rcfuaod to
give up mom-y. Mrs, linrtholomy was
moved to mnku this Cilnfl'hnlOll by the fill—
rlco of her futhvr. The district attorntvy
says he has unquestionably cstafti'islnzd
the foot that tho murder \Vllri tho rostult of
tin attempt at blackmail, which makes it
a case of murdor in the first tlugreu.
Steamer Plymouth Anlmre.
NEWi'niz'r, ll. l,, .luno lit—’l'lw stvatnor
Plymouth of tho Fall River lino, on the
way from Fall River to New York, whilo
trying to ontor the harbor hero in a dunno
tog, wont unborn oil tlw south t'flfi of
Rowe's island. ’i'ho stvzinu-r was running
at half Spt‘t‘fi, and there was t-onsidomble
shock felt by tho pmsongc‘rs. 'l’ho captain
ordered signals of distress to be blown,
whit-h wen: l'l'riplllllll d to by tlw steamer
Ponamir'ut and HIV utcam tug J‘lllll'l’lt‘l‘k
of this pity. 'l'hv passengers wun- taken
off and tranafwrrod to tiw Atlantic-vi; and
brought to tliim-ity. will’rll tlmw bound
for New Yuri; were sent via tho Shore linlu
Kelly's Army In Kentucky.
Ou‘rzxsuoim, Kr. .luno let—Whi-n tho
(lenvral ix'l-Ily industrial army, 1,34"!
atrium. roarbvd tho outskirts of tin: why,
the mayor rv-i'uswd to allow thvm to land.
They got contributions of food and start
ed to Louisville. Kelly said he Would
roach Waaiimuton by tin» Ilrtl of July and
prin'i‘t‘ti to ask connrsm for ht‘lp for the
unvtnploml. iii' [tritium-v): to go up in u
balloon on thu- morning of July ti and
“will; to tho ll't)Wil from .l l vi'ty height
An AI.AP‘PII l'oigonor'q ‘l‘rlnl.
llALTliiHllh, .lunp l‘.'.«~'l'hn trial of llri
John I). Krvmion [or Kill' ailqud murdor
of .iohn Forrr. alias ilcrltlllll iiilllillii'll, by
poisoning. nearly (two yrarn ago, um in-
gun, The morning ai'ssion won apart in
imprint-ling the jury .\n vfl'ort will in:
made by the ambit“ to [H'HVI’ that Kn'tnien
poimned (‘arl .\luil--r m W'l'ii M Form in
ordl'r to got out of tin- way lh.‘ stronzv-wt
Willll‘ssl againnt him in thr .ill Ami forgvry
of a Will.
ftrnwn'u‘ Trial Begum
“Linton my, .\‘ \2, Join luv-The-
trial of \\ .‘Iib‘l” iirown. l-lmrgl-d with tho
murder of Hiram lisillll’ll at Fish il-vti-n
lit-it. January. has in'guii at .lohndath
l-‘our jurymvn have hwn «rim-d ,\ hm..-
numlmr of wittwnm-a arv prom-at, and the
trial is exported to t'IIllwlllnc mo week-s,
Important Nav-l Academy Chung".
ANhAPHLL-x .lunc lil.—~'l’ho report of this
board of visitum to the l'nitmi States Na»
val academy will altimeter that that more»
of instrurtion shall be for six yi'lil'ti inatoml
of four and a twin yi-nra‘ (Till-tr! at am, a.
at pn-svnt. iii-cannula] print-time t‘i'llim'w of
four month» each arm roi'otnnlmnimi,
An l'npropillnun l‘uht "Atari."
DIM/Ht. i'luulund, Jun-- 1‘) v--—~'l'lu' i171-
tunniu and tlw Hatantm e-tartvtl at ii
o‘clovk this morning on u in! mill» l-hanm-i
row. .\ ntrolu broom “as blowing, 'l‘lw
Britannia whvn htartlnu narrowly l-wap
ed a miliuion. and the satanltn lutur had
an wu'hh'nt \i’hlvh dlnublod hvr.
Drove a I'M-pl Into ll" Abdomen.
(Yoitsiml. N Y, .lunv tow-Mm Au.
guntun’ liilrnll'll of ('oliorlon, thla mumv.
utwmptml ~ui--blv by utrvtnhiuu bur—vii
out upon thwlmi and driving :1 i'iiiwi
with a nmlivt into hvr alulonu-n iiur
chum-m for l't‘i'UVI'f'y' arn fair .‘iii'WlM
insane from tirrvom troubil-i
Cow» lulled by Lightning.
\VA’i‘l-zifl‘o“ 5'. Y., Jan.» in \ mmrv
thunderstorm at Antwrrp, umompaninvd
by wind and ball. f’illllii'il grunt tirifllliifll.
(town in wwral dalrh'a \wrv itilh-d by
lightning. .\ huuw in l'hilnt'lrlphiJ is o'-
portml totally Ill-moliulml
Mauro-r Mrrbunlrn‘ Ste-Winn.
Snowman. Jliuu lip—«At ihr' iumlvr
morimnirs' mufrrunl-o rimtrvtary Ammo
Hinelolr reported a tm-mbvrwbip of Tm”.
'l'roanurur H. Howard rl-portmi h‘l’t'illli'i.
Ili,llitl,7n; dialiurwnwntn, inward; imi-
nave, tiltilA’T,
0M low- sntttirn Moot.
Oot'imt. litrrw. Juno lit—Jill»- emu
department. '6. A. it . opened Ito annual
encampment born, with Phil shunting ll!»
portmont vommaminr. prmidinz. Tim
Woman's Relief corpa of lawn rtlw mm-ta
today.
”a No lltpblhnin nan.
flaunts Man. 31 ii, .lmw tin-A re
port lent out from ’l'lmnvlnnam ntntlnit
that numerous my: of di trio existed
in the Adlmmhv-lrmy without
foundation,
An Din-Judge Attempts Salome.
Cant-minim 0., June lzl.-~l.ot 5'. Ho-
eiok, eaproimta point: at Hoortmy mow
ty. attempted nation today to unwanted
ravine near here, cutting hill throat.
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Opera lieu-e a few nights a.“
m not likely to forget, A ~
many other music lover- iu we city ‘
tlma, the necessity of n , ,-
wntioh over agewnditum Mum, m“
’to cram t opera, to t r , 1
when 5 friend sent them “ W
tickets for one of thoimt , V H
the gift was uncalled with unusual” ,
Arrangements were made with an m
ly gentleman, who was an old I” of,
their fantiiy, to ram theyoung women
the close of the opera at the Portia“: M
entrance, and they enjoyed theater”
meat. secure in the thought that they
would have n safe-wort home. _ ,
’ When the opera was ovor, however, the
young women turned in the wrongdiruu ,
tion on leaving the gallery, tutti when thy
reached the entrance they found they've ,
on tho Thirty—ninth street side of «to,
building. A heavy rainltorm had let in ,
during the evening, they had nonmhreila.‘ ‘» ,
and to “ruin" their hats and drum by
running around to Fortlcth street was not,
to be thought of. .
Taking counsel together, they decided
Fortlcth street catrancoclosod. Po‘undin‘ ,
on the door brought no response. and tho
young ladies ntnrwd hack to them :
go to the other exit. J tint ad they ‘ f
the family circle again the lights' werelnd- ‘
on were left in utter darkneu alone in the
deserted opera house. '
That they were scared nearly outof their
wits goes without saying, and whenvona
of them saw tho dim light of n lantern
carried by some one walking aerate the
stage away down below the was too nerv-
ous to even call out for help. Her enm-
panion, however, managed toner-cam loud-
ly enough to be heard on the stage, and
finally made to understand that than
were two distressed females in the gallery l
who wanted very much to get out.
He shouted directions to fetal along the
walls until they reached a certain door.
through which they could go down stairs
to the stage. Groping their way along,
the youngwomen entered a passageway.
They err-pt along, an inch at a time. feel-
ing for a stairway. One of them came to
Minor and turned the knob. The door
opened, and tho twr; found themselvel
looking in own a party of half a demon
gentlemen sitting around a table cnjoyin;
a midnight lunch.
It is hard to say whether the diner- or
thepntrudcrs were the more
t the latter were certainly more round.
'1‘ 3" were trying to say something to
explain their situation when a dooron the
other aide of the room opened, and in step-
ped the friend they had tried to meet. no
had waited until the Forticth street door!
were cloned. had haunted to the other en-
trance, found that also aimed, and fearing
something had happened had induced the
stag»: dmrkl-epor to let him go into the
house in march of his friend». He wuon
hisway to the gallery when he stepped
into the room and met the young women
he WM marching for,
Explanations followed, and the worn ’
and tin-tr 09mm worn S00“ safely out of
building, but the opera house has lunat-
traction for two music lovers than it
had—55w York llvruld. ‘,
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A Novel Dyeing Vulcan.
Awritr-r in The lndustric ’l'extllodr
vetrihvs an imprtmd pmceso for dyeing
wool and silk r.-ornliination.+, in which fill.
piece to be trcato-ul la prepared in a boiling
nl-utrul mlution of bivhromnte of sods-ltd
rinsed. lmvlnt: the Wool fiber only ch“.-
ed with ohmmit: acid, and mnseqnentiy in
acomiitiun in {it lmaic amines by oxidnr
tion—rhus, lilo: t-loth lr-ing taken through
amiutiw‘nf aniline: suit, the silk imam:
but alight y stained, while tho Wool fiber
Willlii'i no emerald green color. A wound
bath of neutral cbrtuuato dyes thowool
blue and does not alli'rrt tho silk fiber, and
convince and ft'ptziiil'fl runs through
chromnte, Water and dilute acid lead up
to a black on the Ulla and preserve white
the othc't' fiber. Further, if naphthylamine
be taken in plat-v of aniline, a comblul-
tion of Wlliit,‘ with him, garnet and oth-
er mode coiom in the result, and subte-
quoatiytho silk may ho filled up with:
Iuitablo dye. Another improvement in
this lino is that by which a superiorfm
black on out i4 obtained. Tho nilk in that
bottoml-d with pl'lilielitfl blue, then mor-
dnntui with tnnnhr acid or catmzhuandtin
and topped with alizarirw. flaw purpur-
inc or nuthm purpurlno in umpbfllt.
'l'bo color in much footer than niogwood
black.
munitions Crurlty.
“it surprise! me that half the children
in this country do not mow up mi us an
arm, " said an olmervcr of and in“
“Do you too that woman as with a
little child? sow mm when Ill.
crown the . ' tilt. cranium
woman titted hochild one-inn; new
glad in the air, and its did not touch
the earth until it wan ac the mat,
when the mother droppodl on ”all“
walk. "Hho is safely over, " oontinuedtllo
philosopher, with a rich of relief, “but I
was afraid at ono time the arm would be
wrrnclml from its mwltct. Now, that”.
night you not wltmm ovvryhour of ill.
day—motho-m dragging children out (I
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