Show A MILLION DOLLAR BlfI > DIC Heiisnllonal Development Ilelnf Rapidly DUeoiereil Rp < CHICAGO Nov fi Sensational developments ere following each other rapidly In the million dollar swindle rcdcricksen L Co land agent It Is asserted that thousands fes iels mainly Scandinavians in Kansas Iowa and other western States who have as they supposed paid for their land and got deeds from Kredencksen have absolutely I no title to It Dark hints are dropped that bark of Fredericksen are parties In Milwaukee who are the real beneficiaries of this gigantic fraud Wholesale art of clerk other persons in Chicago who razenly acted a Frederlcksens tdI are talked of Tomorrow the State attorney at-torney and the chief sufferers will 1 = rsOf consult and organize s plan of action ac-tion Eight or ten eastern capital ists are said by one authority this evening to have contributed 100 gn each to Fredericksens cotTers and 70000 I thought to have been dropped by a single victim and of tlock many In Jlilwaubf SG F Curnb ANOThER ISCONSIN VICTIM Mr Cowic was heard declaring this afternoon that Frederickscns arrest would b secured if I were necessary to follow him to the end of the world Cowio says 2 servant ser-vant girls In Chicago invested with Trederlcksen from t 50 to 5400 each and have lost all Among the Chicago Chi-cago capitalists who are mentioned as having had confidence in Freder Ickn and EuOercd thereby are 11 G SouUiUorth the steel man and fa W Ilawson the banker Besides these the losers arc said to include the Fort Dearborn National Bank and the Chicago Loan and Trust Cornpan lieGovernor Rice of Wisconsin one of the victims of the swindle arrived this afternoon He admits 150000 and ndmll losing 160 says Cashier Nunnemacher of the Mechanics Chler uunemer chanics Exchange Bank Milwaukee Milwau-kee is also n heavy loser whIle C D Hendrlcks a prominent real estate broker of Milwaukee lias LOOT EVERY CENT lie owned and been for to assign The Milwaukceans bclleted the ChIcagoans had investigated Frcdcncksen and therefore did Frerickon not themselves Investigate Rice says Fredericksnd plan was to get an option of a tract of land from some railroad company and repre l senting thit he owned lta sell farms to Ignorant emigrants Abstracts were furnished by notaries in FrederickJens employ who certified certi-fied to ever thing Some weeks ago Fredericksen confessed to NUn ncmacher Ilendrlck and Rico that he html been IssuIng I fraudulent deeds and mortgage but the enormous extent of his deception wis not disclosed The trio of capitalists let Fredericksen go ahead and form sMock company for half a million dollirsto carry on the business and themselves took most of the stock el nee then untold I other crookedness had come to their ears and Frcdcrlckseu had lied Rice eayoa number of large dealers in railroad lands in Chicago hold Frederlcksens pajicr but are kecrt i N I Inj log quiet for fear it will Injure their credit Today Ircdcriciscnii bookkeeper book-keeper Goodwin was held In bonds t ltW In the sum of 15000 until Saturday Satur-day Mr llauglnu WHO was ap polntcd receiver for tmlcrickscn asked to be k lf rcporte iII I-II n sets In sIght were UH than a hundred dollar Fbrllon Abont Ilsyll Nsw YOKK Nov 26At the C t offices of Kuhnardt A Co agent of the stcanur til knowledge of insurrection in-surrection on the island is denied The captain I of the steamer had reported at the office that he knew nothing about It Tin re were tin passengers on the steamer and he thought some one of their number started the rumor None of the passengers could b founJ Lord hnlhbnrj ortDOv Nov 26A conservative conserva-tive conference was held at Nottingham Notting-ham today The principal address nlTIsarl was by Lord Salisbury who i tho views of Gladstone looking to a separation of Ireland from Great Britain were making no headwa The recent elections for parliament were mere skirmishes not fought on the main Issue He was in favor of forming a national party which must grow gradually Such a party could not be created by one man Copper Compromise PARIS Nov 26Tiue director of the old Comtoire dEscomte hate offered the shareholders 4000000 I francs ai a compromise The Tamarack Mining Company has lost the action for damages against the Comtoiro dEscomte and Socictc Mctaux for breach of contract on flue ground that the securities given were not in accordance accord-ance with the statutes Information Reqnlied PARIS Nov 2i3A syndicate of manufacturers petitioned sugar I11Inufturr recently pel tioned the government for authority to correspond direct with French consuls abroad to obtain information of interest to the sugar industry The Cabinet is disposed to favor the fjuitt Failure Danker Jxjvnos Nov 26The Glirontde Messrs Kcudlcer tup famous says Ile Jcldler anions 1Y Inker of Havana have failed Liabilities 2000000 florists nialne WASIII > GTO > Nov 0 Secretary Secre-tary Blalue give a dinner t the delegates of the International Marine Ma-rine conference tonight arern Riot CHARLESTON W Vn Nov 2 Newswas received here this even eW8W las that there was a riot in Flat Top mining district Mercer County Monday night In which seven men were shot two being killed instantly instant-ly AH parties to the affray were negroes and it grew out of a drunken row No other particulars are known The TA Trots lobb GAINESVILLE Texas Nov 2 The big train robbery in the Indian nation last night Is the general topic here The Wells Fargo people peo-ple here say Uie amount lottlsSOOOO nut there I every reason to believe that between 10000 and O was taken Everyday for n month past thousands have been brought into Texas on these trains to be u ed In moving the Texas crops I is said the railroad officials were warned Urn n robbery would Iw attempted at-tempted and for JunE reason had a guard and deputy marshals on the train These two however gave up the fight after the robbers had riddled the car with bullets I is known however that one of the train robbers is wounded fora trail of blood leads from the train for some distance A po < e so fJr ha < been unsuccessful in the search |