Show AFFAIRS AT HOME CHICAGO July 23Captaln Elliott h received a postal card from Joseph E Coleman box 21 Coming N Y saying he would pay a liberal reward fo the correct address of Ir Gertrude Coleman Cole-man who he thinks is employed by some dre smakar No such name can b found in the directory but the police will make a effort to find the woman a the write says he has funds in trust for her CPJCAOO IdlY = Han Rudolph S aped IVstruEk two blows with his puny S Sets ylast even and his opponent idover Hanson aged 9 fell dead at his feet The lads were having a boyish Quarrel and young Hanson started torn to-rn Rudolph followed In swift pursuit catching the la near the curb and struck him In the face and abdomen Little Hanson covered his face with his hands fell backward and expired Young Rudolph was locked up The physician who examined young Hanson gave i a Ills opinion that the lad died from cerebral congestion resulting from rltnl a shock affecting the heart action Rudolph Ru-dolph was released upon a statement of the facts in the case t await the result oran or-an inquest DE VEn July Information was r cbived at Denver police headquarters to cloy that James Morton a convict who owoaped from the penitentiary in California Califor-nia and wnl recaptured in this city had again escaped while being token back to Folsom by Deputy WnrdcniLamphrey I is fwJd that Morton Jumped from the train i i at Battle Mountain Nevada |