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the Assasmation of Goebel in
GEORGETOWN, K32, October 5~When the ease of Henry
Yontsey. charged with being a principal in the shooting GLGoverm
or Goehel, was called, in the Circuit Court, today, counsel for the
defenee moved a further Wemt. alleging that the sherifis of
Bmthitt and Knox counties had made no returns for the witness»
a; summed. The motion was denied.
Counsel for the defuse then med that the defendant be
discha , alleging the indictment filed in this county was only a
copy. motion was also overruled.
Candidate Bryan in Indiana.
INDIANAPOIJS, 1N9... October 5wW‘. ]. Bryan began his
campaign allay. a! Noblesville. Ind. He arrived at S'o'cloclr. and
spoke from a stand near the (lepot lot fifteen minutes, to a large
audience. Mr. Bryan rapidly tncedthe Democratic position on all
theissnes of the campaign. He referred to the money question:
saying that if any Republican should say that the money question
was more important than imperialism. Democrats should reply that
important as are the finances. they are only secondary when com-
pared with the question at the ions of government.
A: Arcadia a ten minute tall: was made.
Beams Are Still Being Recovered.
GALVESTON. Tex, October 5—»Corpses of those killed. in the
great storm are still being recovered at the rate of fifteen to twenty-
five a day. l! is now twain the dead in the city will exceed 5,. ;
beyong the city limits. 1.300. and on the mainland more than
”no. Commercial conditions are improving rapidly.
The school board has secured money enough to repair {our
school buildings. with fortyéour rooms. afiortling accommodations
ior eighty-eight classes, by holding two sessions daily. Appeals
have been sent to all the large cities {or funds.
The {our schools will be open on Monday. October 22.
Child Terriblu Banned bu a Bonfire.
NEW’ HAVEN. October 5—pflilda. the fouryear’vld daughter '
of Mr. and Mrs. john Torell. of Fair Haven. who was terribly burn—
ed about the body. yesterday afternoon. died at the hospital. early
this warning. ,
The rhfld, with several companies“. had been playing about a
bonfieef and little Hilda's clothes We ignitedv am! before her '
companions could summon assistance. the child had been terribly
lmraefl. Sfie was immediately renmved to the hospital, where it ,
was said th’ere was little hope for the child.
Two Killed in an Explosion.
SHAMOKlN. “ember swfin explosion at the Henry Powder
was. near here. lasi night. killed two men, and fatally injured an-
other. Killed: ‘
DANIEL BERKS. died in the hospital here. last night.
DASIEL HALEBUSH. died this morning.
Reppard DeWitt was so badly burned that he is not expected
to recover. ‘
First Strike for Lower Wines.
OWENSBORO. Ky, October 9—3 strike of miners at 3.15»
ken. for recognition of the ion. has been won. The settlement
carried with it a reduction 0 wages. The owner of the mines never‘
recognized the union..th paid wafes averaging five cents more than
the union schedule. This probab v is the first strike for lower
wages eve: made.
Bumlars at Mill Pla‘m.
DANBURY. October swfiurglars broke into .Siflflfi' Bailey‘s
house. in Mill Plain, last night, but were sated My Ky tellild. who
discovered that» '
Expelled for Obvious FREE.
NEW YORK. October 5.40m Zeeman and a. L. Williamson.
partners in a stock brokerage business. were today expelled from the
Consolklated Exchange for “obviousfraud,” and “false ”tenses.”
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