| Show THE BLAME For tho ilf li Way of I Loftr Bests on the NeglIgent 5 lOplr TtE LONCIISLAND SUICI DC BELIEVED BE-LIEVED TO BE CYRAUO The ltd Slayer of A Clijlon Attempt to Assauloato a 0 JaJge I BALLOT REFORM TRlVfMPhiANT TRiMPHANT IN NEW YORK STATE 1 Fire SWcrs Commit SilciJo In Jloscanr Chicago Ccjjnttr feltera Cangku Cki Df Telccrarh to tho NEra1 Tine rple to niutr Now Ooaoaas April 2 1UnIted States Engineer lU telegraphs tele-graphs that Point Pleasant leT Tetisaa Panel gave way this morning morn-ing Tim water from it will no doubt overflow the greater part of the arish pr Captain John A Grant superintendent superin-tendent of the Texas k Pacific Railroad speaking of the Morgauza crevarac says This Is one of the wont calamities and could Jiavu been avoided if the public had only made an elfurL They are to blame for it Now they are creating a big hubbub about sending relief ujf there 0 all that sort of thing while before the disaster occurred Uiey seemed utterly unaware of Impendiugdanger hEncetI b lucy should have colossi 500001 to hold that levee and it could have been done too and have been well Invested In-vested as there Is 20000000 worth of property that willjbe irretrievably damaged which a Httlu display of energy would certainly haw averted Ter WaOirjrmntfT NEW Yom April 21 Coroner Wood of Punt iticlimond R I said today list he felt sure that the body of Uie ItilMr Ilrook suIcIde was that of MIchael Kyraud the larkian strangler who killed Deputy Marshal Mar-shal Uouffu The coroner found marks on tho body Kuafi D Byraud I was said to have The left leg gave evidence that it had at ole time been broken The French stranglera leg I I said to have been broken In thu same place The large and peculiar 1 pe-culiar shajvd eyc similar to Cot C-ot 1 the forehead nose and hands all correspond with those of i the French murderer Before the I coroner and his jury left the courthouse court-house at midnight I they were fully I convinced that lie body of the suicide sui-cide was that of Kyraud I Coroner Wood came specially to I the city to Inform the French Con 1 sub that the suicide was thu French stntngler Eyrauil and lolnqulreas Ito I-to what action the French government govern-ment intended to take In the matter The French Consul Uter viewed the remains with ta2 M > u > who knew Jiyraud and they declared lint lie remains were not hi Ill I lUl t18710u Los ANOELES Cal April 2J Last winder 8 rancher named ThoU Hooper died at Kanchito iu Uds county I wits learned tonight to-night that prior t his death lie SlieriUVomrere here collected suf flcieut evidence I alleged to Implicate Im-plicate him In the murder of John M Clayton of Arkansas I is alleged deceased told friend leged that the dlL tol a that he had killed tu omen in Ar kan as who were cuncerued la lynching his father and that there was another man whom he would kill tan Tliat mau wnisJolsriM Clay I > t nrrnle family nnlerr TOTEKA Kan April 24Newe I received of the attempted asian slnaUonofJudgeliotkJnof Ulysses Grant County It was reported host an attiiu > t was mat to make him decide a 101It la a preliminary prelimina-ry hearing of the county commissioners commis-sioners Implicated in tho uolt bounty frauds iu opposition to his judgment His refusal resulted iu Ills attempted assassinaUon > ew TorU Itallol II r form Illll ALEAM N V April 21The Senate recalled from the assembly the ballot reform bill and again it after changing It to tOASul I ater chnlllll t agree wiUi the amended bill agreed upon List Friday by len governor and others It l understood the governor gov-ernor will sign the bill and lie long fight over lie ballot reform u ill beat be-at an cud Steel AwaIt an Appropriation JIlXNKAfOLIS April 21A SJXJ cloth Irom Helena Mont tays The only hope of the creditors of the Slate bop I extra session of tho legislature legis-lature The supreiiiu cur decided I an action brought acalnst thu State auditor recover money for Slate prinUni adversely to Uiu Journnt I Iubllsltlug Conuany The hrkansahntctIt5ttl0tl LrrrLE ROCK Ark April 24 LI R Ark Aprl The subcommittee of the House elections committee appointed to investigate in-vestigate the alleged frauds in the second congressional dktricLnrrived I here lila afternoon C K I5roken ridge the conteslee came along with the committee County Clerk Fcrgu wn of Woodrufl County and County Clerk Wright of Couway County were placed ou the stand Ferguson produced the poll books and ballots of ItivertiJe Augusta Cottonplant and Whitcriver townships town-ships forthotleetion In November ISSi After WOe examinatIon the committee adjourned until tomorrow tomor-row The ItrIle Jlnxle Sale NASHVILLE Teen April 21j The twentyUiird annual sale of Belle Meade stock began tl morning morn-ing sixtyone yearlings the get of Luke Blackburn Inxjuols BramMe Great Tom and Inquirer passing under the hammer for a total ofOI > Twenty brood mares were no wold furs total of 18600 The Bale i will b continued tomorrow rite si tm Commit Snlrltlr Moscow April 21Five sisters named IXimovIeroin Iho ywinger J yeanrold cumniltlfdkulcidu here today Ashes found In their apartment apart-ment showed Uiat they hind burnol a number of papers before taking their lve I Is believed that fear of aft as nihilists led to the commission com-mission of the deed nil rarb r Rnhbn E YoRE April 21It I rumored here today that the rubber manufacturers had purchased 2000 000 pounds rubber and that the 0 rubr tat te holder of the balance of the stock would advance tho price 5 cents per pound I AID Ctalncrt Arms = BAN DIEGO AniU 2LA white I man rA Walker I was captured I cap-tured near here in the act of aiding aid-ing Chinese across the line from Mexico Oilier arrests are expected to follow shortly I Coanlerfrllm Capture CHICAGO April 4An Important arrest of counterfeiters was made day Robert Thompson and William Wil-liam F Thurber were caught in the act pawlne dangerous counterfeit 10 silver ccrtUflcatcs purporting to b bed by the Germania National Bank of New Orleans with which portions of the country have been flooded for months lie counterfeiters counterfeit-ers outwitting the detectives everywhere every-where Thompson < Furber had i over two hundred dollars in the bogus bo-gus stuff on their perrons when caught They were passing the bills on saloonkeepers who have Identified the men Jdlntfete S > alreP to Tbr Yrar ABERDEEN Site April 24To l f day two men were convicted of having hav-ing shot at Blevln the colored mal agent and sentenced to three years In the penitentiary |
