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Huntsman, April ll. ~When the report
st aspsseh made inaMethodist center-
snee at Salem. Mast. by Rev. Dr. Lan-
sing and his subsequent published in
terriew accusing the president of intern-
peranee was shown to Mr. Cleveland. he
said with considerable warmth: "This is
simply an outrage. though it is not the
first times thing of this kind has been
atternpted. I cannot avoid a feeling 0!
indignation that any man who makes
elaim of decency, and especially one who
assumes the role of a Christian minister.
should perr'cit himself to become a dissem-
inator at wholesale lbs and caluncnles not
less stupid than they are cruel anci‘wlckocl.
"I easily recall other cxzcasions when
those more or less entitled to be called
ministers of the gcncpel have been instru-
mental in putting into circulation the
moat scandalous inlsehoods concerning
my conduct and character. The elements
or {actors of the moat approved outlit ior
placing a false and bare ineecl accusation
before the public appear to be, iinct. some
one with hascness and motive sumoient to
invcint it; second, a minister with more
gullibillty and love of notoriety than piety
greedlly willing to listen to it and gobble
it. and. third, a nowapnpcr anxiously
willing to publish it.
“ For the sake of the Christian religion
I am thankful that these scandal [hunger-
ing ministers are few, and on every ac-
count I am glad that the American people
love fair play and juotiee, and that in
spite at all eilort to mislead them they are
apt to form a correct estimate oi the char-
acter nnd labors at their public servants."
New York [innervate indignant.
NEW Your, April s.-—A morning papa
says that indignation oi the intenmt kind
has been excited dmong Democrats in
New York and other citieaot‘cr the attack
made upon President Cleveland at the
New England Methodist ccmlerence by
the Rev. I. J. Lansing oi limton, charg‘
ing the president with clmnlccmncm
Many of the lending Derucmtcc and Re-
publicans who attended the roe dinners
at which Mr. Cleveland was rearrnt be—
tween the time of his election in Severn-
her, 139‘), and his inauguration in March.
1593, denounced tho story as a lie. and in
set terms expressed their opinion of the
American citizen who. without the shad.
ow of proof on a simple hearsay state
ment. would malign the character of the
president of the United .‘ltntcu.
The three dinners referred to Well! those
of the chamber oi commerce given at Del-
monico's on Nov. is, low, a dinner at the
home of Henry Viilarcl two days later and
that given by the Reform club on Dev. 10,
1892.
Chauncey M. Depevv said: There is
only one reply that can be made to such a
story—it to absolutely routemptibln and
absurd At the chamber at mmmeree
dinner 1 ant nmr Mr. ('leveland. I w
him iron» the time that he more in until
he went away. I can say that he was ob
solutely sober and in lull cmurnancl bi bi.-
lncultlos. llo conducted himself in the
way that the World at large would expect
from the preaiclent oi the boiled >Llil'sl."
Frederick Ii. Condor-t. whowas one at
the lending men in the “c'lnl'ill club dinv
nor of law. had this. in my on the subject:
"The suggestion or the mutton that
President ('lc-vvlnncl was drunk is inc:
Ccmic'lnpllhlu for nullc‘u. I W35 lirl'r-t‘lll. til
the Reform club cllnnrr of that yvnr. I
out next or almost out to the president,
and I say that be from life! to last con
ducted blow-ii {In a gentleman and in a
mariner Inc-liming his nlllre. To my that
ho WM the Wot—e for drink in to ullczrn
flllrlc‘hcmll. It fic'c-llmltilumt llil’fl‘IIlIlIP lc
me that. any xnon~ Roi-uh“! :m nl' llc-mocml
-—-(:la|ming to been Mm-ru-nn. with thc
credit of his rmmtry at lu-rcrt, should cw
readily cast an unJust n-pc'rs'lnil upon thc
character of the president. A Invisible! ex
pianatlcm of this story in that lit. Ian
aing'u informant was Iiilllnc‘il drunk and
low oil things as through light-cs darkly."
”Faint." tinye IL. Ellery Anderson.
ll. Ellery Anderson said: "i was one at
the guest.» at tlm ciinncvr given by Mr. Vii
lord in honor of l'nmilkml Uic-tvlfllil. In
cicictnmlly, too. I pruslclc-ci at the “clone
eiub dinner.
"On both those mentions. as on every
other on which I have met l'rcscideni
Cleveland during an ae-cuaintanc-e oi litany
years. he has conducted hlncaell in a way
it pcwlbie tn li’lc‘rcm the acircciratlen and
respect of his (cllow lllt'lt. We all lull
proud 0! our president. lie was. as al
ways. a gentleman. "
The Rev. Dr. V. II. "ibbert oi 'l'rin
ity chapel said: "The story is ridiculous.
and. worse. untrue. Dr. lanalng has Incl:
misinformed l was present at the cham
her of comment! dinner. sat next to I’rcsi
dent Cleveland. tallied with him, beam
his admirable address and can say that
he who in the tallest rcnnmatccl cct him-cell
born first In last. How on earth such a
story could be told purities me. it is al
most too alnard for denial. "
Killed by n flat lbw.
“more. ind, April EMA murder was
committed here, the victim inning llmr)
I'ahrsanm. a helm painter. aged 2:
years, whose ricotta reatlltd from a singic
hlmv of his lather’in‘law'slist. l'abrccn
Mill had for a long time imprinted bl:
young wile. being Wally atnnlvs that.
drinking. lie was sinking her when her
lather strucic bin.
Acute Minions Hassle.
Haw Yon. April ll.-~Ilamsrst Turn
bell. thymsold. wbeltvsswtthhsrhua»
handat ithlastOnslinncincisaci Ilia.
tenth at was removed in» her holes
to the lie hospital violently inane.
'l‘hswemaa has aretsrrllglnccs mania. and
lemurs-l leery-trounce melanchol- in
the baptist subaiaaes.
‘ " vrll nudism-
Brlt Glenn. all“ Kid
cm. a negro, added another victim to
”line! tilled, besides wounding three
M .Sltnncs ahetand killed a young
saluted boy named Napoleon Stocks on
Hartley night. The olileors got on his
trail Sunday morning and chased him
about two miles to a barn in the eastern
part oi the city. When Shams saw he
was dimvercd, he openccl tire with a pie
tol at the oliieers. They returned the lire,
but as the negro could about without ex-
ecuting his body they were unable to hit
him. During the firing Policeman Minor
w shot in the breast and killed almost
in ntly. Lieutenant Minor. his hroth~
or. was shot in the left leg. The nogrtwu
who had joined in the chase alter l-liuuns
were shot in the hip, one, it is thought.
fatally. fiiilmul fired l7 Hillilti, then oli‘or
ed to give himself up if the lieutenant
Would cmnsent not to kill him.
This was agreed to. and he gave up his
mulver and came down. A crowd utilit—
ered on theoutslde and wanted to lynch
him at once. but the oilimr hustled his
ptblcmer ofl to jail. All soon as the allnir
became united about a large emwi lmngl’u‘
gated at the jail. and threats of lynching
were immune. Finally it was announced
that Slmms Wnuill‘ be taken to the county
jail ior sale keeping. but instcmcl the alter-
ifl put him almnrcl a train for fit. Augus-
tine. where be won phased in jail. Had
he remained in this city. nothing would
have mved him lmm lynching except state
”Impose Intense is the Illollllg against him
SHOT m A CHURCH.
Double Tragedy Enacted Just as the Serv-
lees closed.
ch‘lll‘l'a. Kan. April 8,—A horrible
tragedy occurred on the steps of the Lin-
coln Street Christian church as tho congre—
gntlon was walking out of the church nl‘t-
or the services wcrouvl‘r. 0n the sidewall;
in lront of the church Walter Scott fired a
bullet into the brain of his with. and she
{oil at his loot a corpse. While the people
“and aghast at the terrible dc-cd Scott
placed the muzzle oi the revolver in his
mouth and sent a bullet crashing into his
brain and {vii dead alumni within reach
of Illii wiie's arm.
At the sight of the blmcly tragedy two
or ”in!!! women fainted. and lunch excito-
lncnt pruvailcd. llnth bodies were tlikon
to an undertaking establishment. \l'hon
Mm Scott. was shot. cello was walking out
of the church with her brother.
Ilr. and Mrs. Scott were married abouc
two years ago. She was i7 and be it).
They ac-plcrutccl about a year ago. she go
ing to her father‘s house and he going to
Kansas City. Scott returned to Wichita
a Week ago. lie wont to church. and as
be walkccl out asked his wife it she would
return to him. and upon her refusal sent
a bullet into her brain. Both are well can
noctcd.
A FAMILY SKELETON.
lira. Coolidge Airs It In ('ourt With Suits
Against “Ob-mi and Son.
PHILADELPHIA. April 8.~Jl‘he clcmcestlc
troubicsol the Coolidge lalnlly have m
united in the arrest. ol’ the oldest son. AI-
lrcd ll. Coolidge. on the charge of using
thrusts of murder to extort money from
his mother. The social prominence of the
innuly enuml liiuc‘h Intermi- when on
Tuesday inn .‘llrs. Coolidge mused the or
rest at her husband. George E. Coolidge.
{or numuplmrt oi bcrsell and her ill-year-
nlcl mu \i’:llimn, like now avers that the
turn Alfred. who is nrrnyvcl cm the father's
side, followed hrr toliczrhccnw last “Rallies;
clay and clrmninlmi 52.],
When she trill-«NI. he drew a revolver
and witch-vi it at her. with a thrmt to
ahmt ll him dill not comply. \l'llilmn.
bchm’r, pc-r-cuidmi lmn to give up thc
pistol and a box of c-arlr'rcigc-s and to leave
the boom without any further trouble.
The wrap-«n and ”tr c'urlrlllgc'rl “‘c‘l‘c‘ now.
Young l'm‘lulgc has been held in tidbit)
ball [or Irézcl in murt.
Tile New “'umcm In Jc-lu'y.
(intern. N. .l.. \lcrll ~.-—'l‘l;.~ mivmn-c
guard of tlxc- new \vcmmn has nunl-‘lm
illlll'flfitlll‘l' Ilc‘ro in tha- prrswn of Miss lint
tics Ilnli. .‘llm "all ls it‘, pretty and
graceful. :-'lw ilu'n “lib lwr mother and
is fairly cvc-li nil. Micron-ully ucluplml
the ldmmc'r ccminmv. supplc-mc‘nling ll
with n Inlixl'lul. clc-rby but and other loan-
ctcliuc- lmiung “niche of moving apparel.
Filo ride» llcimltlic‘k man fashion. and it
is the killer luclril. which lllisl c-nuwclthc
mini attention to “1' atlrnrlocl to her.
Ihituur is I’c-nnileaa.
llc'ltvos Arms, April N.~—.labcz 5pm
oer lialluur, whom extradition toldugiancl
wan granted a lc-w days ago. nailed butter
on the stccaluer Tartar l’rlnoo. llc-ccplio the
[act that it was generally ludluvecl that in
mode enormous sums of molwy out of ihc.
building curb-lies ilc which be was inter
ested. la: is lucid to have left licwnau Ayn»
in a mindless condition. Miss Freeman.
whccvvmbbc companion in thin muntry.
will {allow him. sailing on the lliollluct
”will.
’ “tn-fl Railway 'I'Ieci l‘n.
Illnmmmlc. Mam, April ii. -- 'i‘hc
Iirnlnlrw and Ilolbrocck Street railway
was tied up irmn one and totbeothor.
thereby musing muc-ll Iumnvunlvnm in
trarehcre ’i'hn ileup is the rescdt oi an
injunction placed upon the mnunny's
prcnamy mnnlsy at midnight at the in.
sitcom oi theQulucy and lloston blunt
railway upon the {allure of the llmiutree
amenity to meet a note tor 02,100 hold by
the Quincy and Boston mnsarcctlun.
Another l'tcrcsaea Marts i'p.
interment. l’a. April sm'i'lm char
eual blast inmate. wire mill and chain
works belonging to McCoy s": Lynn have
started up in lull. having enough orders
on hand toltoop them running sanctity
(or six months. This ill the olden char»
mat blast turner-e In Center eocmty run~
nlngaud was built in not.
lie Attached radiant Gibbons.
Pimento. April limiter. J. ’1‘. Mo
Gravy. pastor of the Third U. 1’. church.
delivered smiling attack on (Jot-client
Gibbons sud his suppoami Justification oi
thsmnbln Savannah. Mr. merely ls s
llllli at extreme views and is a supporter
at tics blue lam.
W ”and In a limb
. Imam. it l.. April llwAIIml it
' in. a leading hem and shoe dealer
tints catty. deem-d dead innit an later-
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Clarice of Arkansas Drawt’t Re-
volver on a Representative.
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‘LIVBLY 803113 I! A HOTEL LOBBY.
The L‘ble! Executive or the slit. Spat In
the Face 0! Mr. Jeneam'l'he Insult Was
Returned. and Murder Was Only Pre- .
vented by the Interference of Friends.
lilT'rth linen, April 8.-Tho spectacle
of an honorable member of the Arkansas
logicclnture. livid with rage. spitting in
the face of the governor of this common-
wunlth. quickly returned by a violent
emission of executive saliva upon the nu-
gored lenturesnf the lawmakerand a lieut-
lab at llronrnul in the hands of the govern-
or, was witnessed in the lobby of Glen-
eon's hotel here Sunday afternoon. and
was the result of the sensational charges
of bribery in connection with the railroad
commission bill sprung in the house or rep-
resentatives by Mr. Yancey of Phillips
county.
Mr. Jones of Marion county. one of the
principals in the altercation of Saturday,
arose to a point of personal privilege and
denounced Governor Clarke as being at.
the bottom (If the charges. lie said that
Governor Clarke "no a dcmngoguo and
was going around like an assassin in the
night with a knife stabbing in the back
men who were his peers.
Sunday afternoon Clarke met Jones in
the lobby at (Henson's and requested a pri-
vate interview with him. Jones replied
thnt he would accompany the governor no-
where, and that ii the chief executive had
anything to say to him he must make it
known. llot words followed. and in a ill.
of anger J onus spot in the governor‘s face.
Bow-nor Clarke. trembling with anger.
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Bally Barri
retur ‘(l the insult. and as quick as a
flesh in d drawn his revolver. and the chili-
eulty might have resulted in bloodshed
but for the quick action of bystanders.
who cllsarmcd Governor Clarke. The gov-
ernor was later arrested by n c ctablo
and released on his own I'l‘COgIllllhul‘. lie
will, however. pic-mi guilty to the charge
of assault this morning. Further trouble
may ensue.
Representative Jones‘ Story.
In a statement of the occurrence Repro-
setlintive Jones mys:
“I had just left the dining room at tho
Gleason hotel and taken a seat in the
union on the unit side. quietly smoking a
cigar and not expecting any trouble what-
ever. Suddenly I heard the front door
open very abruptly, and on looklngnround
I new (lovcrner Clarke enter the nlllce. I
saw from his countenance that he meant.
trouble. I vaunted my chair about the
time he reached me. The governor in a
very abrupt manner said:
” Tome book here with me.’ at the
same time motionlng toward the rear.
“1 was totally unarmed and lolt that be
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“lie then «might nu,- by the right arm edjn'f‘ufipgrgimu directions. securely '
with his left hand and repeated the com-
mnncl to go to lIli‘ roar of the oillvv. at the
same (line pulling me it stop or two. I
then stopped and again declined his invlv
lotion in language exactly ml repented
above. He then deliberately spot in my
face. I returned the insult by spitting in
his face. When I did this. be loosened my
arm and made {or his pistol.
“I then saw that my only chance was
to knock him clown. and I struck with all
my might at his Illc‘c' with my left band.
He sprang lmvnrci the door. and my blow
lnllml to l'l‘ilc‘il him. He was still rcnc-h-
ing for Ilia p'Mnl. I sprung ioru'm'cl, grab.
blc‘cl him and caught. him around the
waist. pressing both arms to hie silica but
leaving histil‘llls (roe mart from thori-
imw clmvn. ily this time he Ilflii his pise
tol clmcvn.
"Jim ilwn Representative Ruin-rm also
got hold of the pistol. llo struggled to
iron tin» gun. \\ hilc' llw guvrrnur said:
“ "l‘nrn llml pmcil hum-J
“llolmrln lll'c‘illil'cl. “bell the governor
said.
" ‘lL cl you. Roberts. turn that. pistol
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tlmc-rhor l‘rcucciwcl Not In Shoot.
“Alumi tln~ limo scum» one grabbed me
around 1th “am. II‘l‘IllIt'nll’iI that the
pistol be lulu-n from l'lnrkc'. nnci tin-n]
“could “draw him. Hula-rte and Pope do
cllnc-ci.
“I then said, ‘llixe me a pistol and turn
him loom “ill: his m-upnn,‘
"When the gowrnur muv that be was
ovnrpmvrnvci, he rl'cllll'hlt'll l’ccpu toturtl
the pistol know and said:
" ’I will not kill him. I pnnnbce posi-
tively that I will not kill him.’
"Solicitor Ward than requested the to
fulcrum my hold on the governor unclaskcci
that i go in my mum. saying that he
would take rare or iluvc'rnor ('iarlm l-‘lc
naily i did go to my room and remained
them tell Ill-wilds and returned to the
mill-n, but the gnu-mur wnu gone.“
(iovcci'nur (‘lurkn Niiii be cllcl not care to
disc'ussllmlmciblothrough the public prose
further than in any that he clici not go to
the hotel with the view or making tron
bio. but only to tell Mr. Jones that he
must desist from lugging blslimnoluto
coulmwrslc-s Misting lmlwcwn members
ol the lmum The trouble which [allowed
was not of his making.
Advertising Journal (20..
il. l. Slillll.’ llilliiiill.
Mrs. (lrc-gory'a itcccly.
liArxlvsmm, N. .i.. April s,-——’l‘hn re»
males at Mrs. Jessa hi. liwgury. who one
murdered in New York by lwrbuslnnd,
were brought lobar iatluer‘ncomoimm.
Louis i'tlilc'. the hither. Is Well known
bore. and the timid wmnatl was born here.
Her friends ecinsldclrml her something at a
dirt. and this railing cmlmr part loci to
the trouble between the husband and her-
soil.
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ea. 0 upon whstllerngfiéhfifi
mh’ndmncmtfi "(the 0
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lib.” “accuses.
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Till: tilll‘éOFllilliéiEs
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An ltvc-rdccs ship Arrives.
Account. On. April ii. “The llrltlsh
ship (fliplm. lung overdue {mm Lirerpool,
loaded will: tin. has arrived. The docks
were lined with purple. and no soc-nor had
the Ouplm clumped number than a mm of
Captain Canon's friends climlmci over the
side of the vessel and congratulated him
on his sole arrive]. Captain 0mm states
that the retool was delayed by storms.
A Chicago society ulrt rem Arlrssa.
Msnrms, April Fin-Jim Florence Lil.
lian Ileicss. youngest daughter at the
vice president of the balloon: l‘alnee Car
company oi Chicago. made her debut on
the pmlessienal stage leaturclar evening
lit the Lyceum licenler. ammring in "The
Sign oi the films" with the compuly of
Wilson hermit.
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