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SAGE MUST PAY.
will-w Awarded 0.0.000 Damages by a
Jury.
an Your, June lit—The suit of Wil-
liam B. Laidlaw against Millionaire Rus-
sell Sage for 050,000 was resumed before
Judge Ingrabam in Part III, supreme
court, and resulted in the jury returning
a verdict of 840,000 for the plaintifl. .
The verdict was received with applause.
Mr. Taggart, for the defendant, moved for
a new trial. Stay of judgment was grant-
ed by Judge Ingraham until September
next.
lax-1's Slayers Identified.
81. Lows. June ill—A letter from
Ezemum, Turkey, has been received by
Homer A. Cantield from his partner, Wil-
liam L. Saehteleben, the St. Louis wheel-
man who left here four months ago for
Asia Minor to locate and bring to justice
if possible the murderers of Frank Lens,
the Pittsburg cyclist, who lost his life
there. Sachtelebcn writes that he has dis-
covered the identity of the Kurdish chief
who planned the killing and the five men
who helped him commit the deed.
Guano-0's Royal Visitors.
Oorlxuaonx. June ill—The king and
queen of Denmark and the children of the
royal family visited hfr. and Mrs. Glad—
stone on board the steamidiip Tantallon
Castle. Their majestics had lunch on
board the steamship. Mr. Gladstone sat
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first time, and it pibved vague, if not full
of mimtatements. The prisoner was per-
mitted to see a lawyer at last, and found
many friends, some of them mysterious,
rallying around him.
A newand thorough inspection of the
Muse showed thatthodlstribution of blood
spots proved that the miner did not die
without a Wand that itwill be
necessary to account for the prisoner’s be-
spattercd clothinpbefore circumstantial
evidence can convict him. .
The police still professed confidence that
they have the right man. They have
shown a part of their hand, and that in it.
self tells how they have shifted their posi-
tion from day to day, as they found them-
selves on untenable ground.
Iona. Brand low Facts.
The police will know rainy just what
evidence they have against the younman,
in whose favor popular sympathy has set
so strongly, for today the inquest iii to be
begun at noon. and the district attorney
has said that he will keep hack none of
his case. If the public view is correct, he
will have need of all of it.
Here are two brand new facts bearing
directly on the mysterious tragedy:
The murdered miscr had a ne'er. do well
nephew, by name Fletcher Jones, who fre-
quently «died on him for money and who
”once declared. “The old man ought to
have his throat out."
Charles Schweitheim. the barber whose
shop and living roman are two dmrs south
of the Henry residence. mys that at 7 a.
to. loot Thursday he saw William Henry
hurriedly creasing the street from his fa-
ther's house. Charles S. Higgins. the soap
man, whom Schweithelm was shaving at
the time, now the man, and both remarked
that he seemed to he in a mt hurry.
Superintendent McKelwy attaches some
importance to the fact that. William had a
beside the queen, and Mrs. Gladstone mi latchkey.
beside the king. Mr. Gladstone timtedl
the royal family of lhnmark, and King
Christidn wasted Mr. 'Ghidstone.
Army of the Pesos-ad flea-also.
le Minor, Conn, June lit—Jrhe
first day's exercises of the Army of the
Potomac reunion closed with a public cn- .
tertainment in the Third regiment arv
mory, which was clalmrately decorated for
the occasion. Dialer John ll. Calif. Uni
ed Statecarmy, of li'ort Trumbull, deliver-
ed the address of welcome in behalf of the
veterans.
' Ind-y Mist. Two m
Torr“, Juno iii.~l£x-Consmsmsn
Sibley of Pmnsylvanla arrived hem to
attend the silver conference called by A.
O. Bhinnon at Ottawa. vice [moment of
the Bimetailic league. Mr. Sibley stroke
at Representative ball. lie said to a re-
porter, “in i896 there will be two parties
-~tho producers and the Members."
lulu Ilslpss nudes Ilcr Ion.
Rhuloflfilnno lil.-Ncrsr Mount Gil-
ead, Montgomery manly, two banners-
Andrcw and liiann lthndeo (MD-
mien about some family matters
Rhodes, their mother, seissd Aw
h‘ilriowu 3:30am him ukbile Imwith a
e . open, iilim . Sarah
and loan are both in Jail.
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TELEGREHIQ BRIEFS.
Golimcl Henry lispimvn was married to
In. Bobblliicnbcrger in Paris.
a bum
barium men of p out of tilt.
Ksiserilhsini visited Health
William says that the door was bolted
on the inside when he called at the Mom
on Saturday night after his father had
driven both his mother and himself out
of doors.
Prejudice Against Walter.
Still another theory is that the murder
was an arrangement between the two
brothers. That the whee have Walter
under mrveilianoe then can be no doom,
although it isnot known whether they
have any facts that will ini’oive him.
This cannot be known until the Milne-res
are bmoght to mtify at the inquest.
The fact that Walter Henry at once set
mpicion upon his bnither by declaring
when the body was fwud. “This is some
of William’u work, " has rslsedspreiudioe
again“ Walter. ll has been asked why
he «ammo his bnwbcr at his hmnc for
several hours while he knew of his fa»
gun death, yet never mentioned it to
m.
Walter's mm for not mixing to his
brotheraboutthe murder is tbsthswss
afraid it would come to his mother's can.
Yet it has been prett clearly shown that
his mother knew the minder name
after liver mend. The polices-y
angibfgrhcunicr wsgce'rirnhmimdoan-dfes-
n t or car nnslsy morn n3.
rum of thseemsed William ssy that
he was too intoxicated on Wednesday
night :9 recollect who: he did.
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organisations.
Themhaldsthatthls lswlsehsslec-
flotilla!
*an‘cecfswsrrantmrhisarrest
“or funds
roam the Islands.
hasty dcpartnre’ is due to the issur
by the
grand jury and which was about to'bs
served. The charge is misapfiwriatlon
lntrusted to his care. Mr. Al-
drich also acted as treasurer of St; John's
.outhodml to: ten year-sand was remarked
in Denver on a man‘of lnollt sterlinaworth
and deep religious character. From one
to £00 ranch titles are clouded by the m
of Aldrichuwhodiverted funds remitted
by eastern investors to make good the
shortage in maturingobiigations occasion-
ed' by the depreciation in real edatc. no
guaranteed principal and interest on
loans, and then i the downward
course which culminated in the appoint»
meat of a receiver three months ago.
diver: then th nointimaticnof
ytbing wrong, and he disclosures only
mum to the surface with the work of the
receiver in scanning the books. The heav-
iest lose falls upon widows and orphans
in the east, whose earnings and savings
were intrustcd to the company for invest-
ment at a high rate of interest. One of
the most distressing cases is that of a wid-
owat «Biminington, Ills. She gave her
whole fortune to the security company
and is now supported by the county an-
thoritics. The debts will aggregate from
8400.000 to Friction), and every title ls-
sued by tho mmpany has to be examined
before its validity can be established.
CITY TREASURER MISSING.
r: to realign: 1:.» noun or Omaha nu
Killed Himself.
OlMilli, June 1i).—-City Treasurer ileu-
V ry Boiin, whose accounts are under inves-
tigation by his bondsmen. has suddenly
and mysteriously dimppenrcd. Until the
investigation is completed nothing can he
stated positivoiy an to the condition of
his office. He was under a bond of ti,-
000.000.
Since Treasurer Bolln disappeared notes
addressed to his family have been found
among his papers. One dated May 7
states that he prefers death to dishonor
and asks that his life insurance. amount-
ing to $30,000. be paid over to his family.
The second note says. “The day and hour
have come." it is not believed that 301 n
will b. found iii-ire. as his notes tohs
family indicate auicidc.
Ismtaiy Lantern Sees a War Danes;
Ciscrxxni. June ii).~—~' lion. Dan-
iel lmmont. Secretary of t: stopped here
on his journey to the wear and made an
inspiriiou of the trimps. and gal-rigour: at
Fort 'l'imiiiiii. Li ‘ wm deeply integcsicd
in liming under ilvv shelter of the ling a
party of ,, Cami: lndians who demrtcd a
wild West show here. The lndians were
wildfiwith joy when they heard of the pres-
once of the great able! from Washington.
About 40 of them. in their gayest paint
and feathers. ontdid themselves in their
efforts to entertain him with a dance.
Hunting a Negro Murdsrer:
BALI-non. June iii—Six uegrmsm, ann-
poetmi of the Pollard mnrde , have been
arrested. Two admit knowing something
of the crime. but refuse to talk more than
to admit that a man was concerned in it.
A 1mm» of :lw men is scouring the mutu-
try for him. Ho is cornemi lwtwecu Keys-
viiio and (‘iarksviliin A diupatch from
Ilonviiiv says that Solomon Mutable. the
Drum who brutally murdered Mrs. Pol-
lard, was caught near Fiw Forks. Va.
Another Slay For Lamps”.
‘ Tlilixi'nx. .iune lit—«lniwyi-r Somme
applied to Judge (Sm-n of the l'niivd
Stains court for a writ of imimu corpus
for Lambert, the ('mmlvn munlrrvr. on
technical ivmii mmiiiibo. and when ii was
denied he took nnnppml lullli‘ l'nimi
Status supreme min-I. which not» as a may
of I'Xl’f'uflllfl.
A Brewer, Sound.
ilnmxwx. Juno iil.-—ili-puty Collector
Constant". with a mimimrof ollli'crs, wiz-
ml the lm-Worymvnml by himsrs. Abbot
k Knit at linsiiwick and Mi‘noi‘ols' are
nuts. The i'niml Stun-a authorities nix
logo that Abbot k Kan. haw been guilty
of uning rerenae stompn a mood time.
American settler» In Canada.
DTTAWA. Jum- iii.—-ln his annual re-
port to parlianwnt Hulwriuiondent Hereb-
nu-r of tin- nunhwesi mounted police my»
that oimui (Milli! m-lilvn from the United
Slate-u, l'llli ily from linimiaami Nebraska.
took up land in Grenada in the pan year.
fortune Tells-rs Warned (but.
Artur": ('mr. .lum- Iii.»——Mayor Hwy
and Chief of i’oiieu Eldriiiw- haw inali-
tutvd a crusmic upon the furtime toilet»,
and iiwmnyor inn loaned a "ham mm»
mnmiinu all gwrmnn of that claim to loan)
the city within eight days.
fourth class I'm-us“
WMIIHSIlTiW, June lit—The following
fourth chm posimasim were appoinml:
New Yorjcwilombrin. .l. A. Hherman;
Marilmlnic Devin. Jamil Winds-rise.
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Blenheim. H. L. Week.
flame me n Chicken.
llowmo Guess. Ky. .ltmo lit-«w. ii.
ilnniwcil robot and instantly killed Ditto
Jonm at Mu-nlocn. one mile from Morn
aauiown, in mid blood. The trouble come
up orer a chicken that was recently lulled
by one of them.
PM “crust! and III» children.
(32ml: Harlin. be. June ill-«Mrs.
denim Gillian wife of a well known fem.
or living near Minimrg. poinmsd herself
and three of her six children. see was
known to be insane. All four (lied.
mass Wasbcfi scale m
Prmeem, June mum «inference
betwwn the American flint gin-s workers
and the manufacturers here melted in
the «Motion ct iset ycsr's mic.
Americas sleek-woman.
Oriana. Jone than. Monty-lift): na-
tion-l convention is the Order of sum.
eminent. ,.
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THE LEADING DRY
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GOODS STORE,
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Houseiurnishing iieparimeni.
Every week ”more and more kitchen help-and conveniences and yet that.
are women who do not know what the inventors
nuke housework easier, both as regards
making their money reach farther.
and you wouldn’t read it if we did.
will help you more than colnnu of
Pearle-Center Draft on (looking Stove, steel frame and brus fonnt. nus”
burner, $8.75; two burners. “.00; three burners. $9 00. Superior to all others in
ilnhh; durability and efficiency.
'Twould
A quiet
and msnnfscturers have dentin
he wesriness to recite the wholestnry
nnmoiested hour in this depart“ t
sdvcrtni' n3.
lamp Stoves csst iron tank or hrs- wick tubes from lie to 82.25.
Hammocks from 556 up.
Have you seen our Swinging Chair? Hammock frame and aiming. Just flit
thing for the lawn.
The White lountsin Freezer, triple motion. the best freezer made.
How about a lamp. We have some bargains to close out.
Ice cream sets—doe decorstions in Haviisnd’e China and also Carlsbad ml
fislsd sets in flavilsnd’sChins.
Fern Jars and Jsrdincrs.
Full lincof white ware.
Tristram is Hyati, Norwaik, (lath
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Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to undor- ,
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of ‘
Pliliiii 'illilililii
in the town. We handle nothin
afford to do otherwise.
3 but the best. Cannot
Great Rdeuction 'Sale of
unusual, iiiiiiiiii‘
Hflliii Piiiiiiiii nouns. :
Owingtothedreinourstorewa will at once commence
Gresti‘ireaslcefstoek. Rowhthotimetosocurcbsrgslna:
Tristram & Hyatt.
lifting the burdens of housewives and
FRANCIS&CO.,F§I
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.
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FIRE!
Norwalk Chronicler