Piqua Daily Leader, The (Newspaper) - November 20, 1889, Piqua, Ohio THE PIQUA VOL 399 PIQUA OHIO WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 20 1839 PRICE THREE CENTS NOTICE SPECIAL NOTICE The cb.-.rtrc for Advertising noticed published M reading matter in tbo will One Cent pnr for the first insertion and Cent per word for each additional Advertisements of this character from having no regular account with us must be paid for when ordered otherwise the will not bo All notices of pecuniary interest to those ing their publication will bo charged for at rates and upon the terms stated above CORRESPONDENT 224 and High St OHIO The Correspondent Bindery la fully equipped with and for first class work in Book Binding Making AND Ruling for the Trade BLANK BOOKS OF AXT PATTERN turned out fer the trade on short notice at J t prices MAGAZINE WORK Bound on short notice and at lowest figures us work or us a postal and trill ECO to fretting Uio work and return it when finished J B HEMSTEGER FLOUR HOUSEKEEPERS oam our IS THE BEST ASK YOUR GROCER FOit IT PIQUA MILLING CO CIGARS TOBACCOS LEOPOLD KIEFER IX SMOKIES ARTICLES The Finest ISr always on hand No 22.1 Main Piqua 0 Hus just received a very fine lot ol Guns and will sell them very cheap Also razors dog-col- lars poi brass shells vers strings of fdl kinds violin bows target rifles and machine loaded him n nt his only on Market Si Opp City Park j will not it js that no for It THE ALIBI It Is Called to the Aid of and THE RESULT IS NOT SATISFACTORY Intimate of the Suspects in Behalf but Make Some Decidedly Serious Blunders WITNESSES CHICAGO Nov 20 In the Cronin trial on Monday stated that he O'Sullivan's house Sunday May 5 be- tween and 5 o'clock and that be was not at borne went with his cousin and did nut Lurn until about 7 o'clock He corroborated his cousin's story in its details relative to their visit to Nie- On cross-examination witness said he knew several members of Camp 20 There were a few remarks made at O'Sullivan's house about the ance of Dr Cronin but not much was said Then an effort was made to from him a description of the dramatic scene between and Pat Garry which he must have beard if he was in the iceman's house between 8 and 0 but it failed on account of the witness poor memory lie visited O'Sullivan for the purpose of the in his cousin a job Ho contradicted his cousin on half a dozen material points but the most important one was relative to the meat he ate at O'Sullivan's table that Sunday The other Hyland had said it was hot while the second ono was positive that it was cold Before he left the room ho and Kunze were placed back to back by Judge Wing for the purpose of ing- their height The little German was a trifle the taller but the Irishman was heavier and better built than the prisoner An alibi for Coughlin was the next thing in order and Mike Whalen old partner was called to the stand to lay the foundation for it He sot out by 4 as the day be attended the funeral of a Huron street and grocer named John Casey He the day as the one on which Lieutenant Brennan had been restored to the chiof clerkship of the department That night between and S o'clock Whalen saw standing in front of the Chicago station and about 9 o'clock he and Coughlin and Officer John went into saloon next to the station and had a drink together He claimed also to have seen Coughlin at regular intervals until nearly mid- night when he went home Mr in his amination called attention to discrepancies between bis testimony given from the stand and that given at the inquest where he said he saw Coughlin atT o'clock He denied that he had ever said to Captain or to the chief of police in tho ence of the mayor and others that he didn't know where was the night of May He the old reason for not in the man Smith when he and met him on Michigan street The captain had said that Mrs Conklin had failed to identify Dinan's white horse and he inferred that Smith was no longer wanted Smith is the man whose arrest had ordered and whom Coughlin and Whalen had been directed to find because the former had said he was the man for whom ho bad ordered the rig at Dinan's stable Officer Stift the next witness said that in May he was a patrol sergeant at the East Chicago Avenue station but that in the latter part of June he was reduced to the ranks and was now a patrolman lie corroborated Whalen in the statement he made as to with Coughlin in on the night of May 4 Judge Longenecker conducted the cross-examination be- ginning by testing the witness memory for dates Finally witness to the date of the order he received to instruct the to inquire at livery stables ns what horses were out Saturday night This he said was Sunday May You sure it was Sunday Longenecker asked Yes Sunday morning The next morning after you drank with very next Forrest hastened to correct the man's blunder which if allowed to stand threatened to destroy the whole alibi He asked Stift if he did not mean Monday morning and he used every art known to a trained lawyer to point out his mistake but Stift with an obstinacy almost unparalleled persisted that it- was Sunday When he left the siand a lawyer the State whispered to a reporter that alibi was done for If Stift was as wild in his guess about the nigh of May -1 as he was ahout Sunday he said it will be for defense lo prove its alibi is worthy of belief Why it was simply impossible for him to have re- such an order from Captain on that Sunday morning be- cause no less than three of our witnesses have shown that Schaack knew ing about the murder until Sunday after- noon Nov first witness n the session of the Cronin trial was Officer McDonald His story a ion of he alibi which the de- fense is attempting to establish for Coughlin He is a member of Camp JO and said in that while traveling his on the night of May he saw Dan Coughlin standing on the steps of the Kast Chicago Avenue Station moments before o'clock ney conducted the The witness was sure it was shortly before p on -I that he saw the in front the fie was Then asked if saw Whalen with At first the witness said not but later said he thought he did biro Whalen on the Monday that he was with Coughlin at that time Attorney Hynes asked McDonald if told anybody of Thr witness replied told Officer no one else until last Saturday when he told Captain His reason for keeping silent was tho fear of getting mixed up with the case He told Scott because be too was a member of Camp 20 He told Scott about a week after the dis- appearance of Dr Cronin lie knew was suspected of a hand in the doctor's tho Mr rattled the witness on this point by him that Coughlin's name was not by the newspapers as connected with the case until after the was found Tho defense to the work of establishing an alibi for William Mulcahy who was in the man's employ from April 4 until the arrest was lie first said that April lie heard Coughlin ask if he knew Kunze and upon answered in the affirmative asked the iceman to tell Kunze that he wanted to see him This was to why telephoned to re- garding Kunze Then the tion between and old man Carlson in which Carlson swore that he asked about his tenant Williams and replied that Williams was all right and that the rent would be paid came up Mulcahy declared that he was present at this conversation and that he heard O'Sullivan tell Carlson that he did not know the tenant He swore that on May 4 was with him on the ice wagon They returned at in the afternoon After un- the horses they went into tho house had supper and remained in the kitchen until 9 o'clock the time and over his accounts Then the two went to bed went upstairs just in front of the witness so that he could not bo mistaken and he and the iceman slept not only in the same room but in the same bed And in the bed van remained all night except when he got up a moment about o'clock to let his men in He was familiar with the contract between Dr Cronin and When he went to he had been troubled with a bad foot and the iceman advised him to to Dr Cronin for treatment as be had a contract by which bis men were to be treated by the doctor The witness wore a slipper in the court and a wrapping on his foot On examination conducted by the State's Attorney he said his foot had pained him but a week It was all right last asked the State's Attorney in a casual manner Yes sir Then why did advise you to go to the doctor to see about After a pause the witness replied it was because ho told the foot had pained him and might do so in the future Mulcahy's looks and bearing tally very closely with the description of the driver of the white horse Mrs lin once said that he looked more like the man than any one she had seen but could not be- sure that lie was the driver With an idea that he might possibly bt that suspect the State's At ney directed a number of questions to him relative to his rapidity of his beard's growth how long before May be got shaved to the last question the witness replied it was on the day bo- and the color of his coat When the examination was concluded ryman Culver asked the witness how long he had the overcoat he now owned The witness said a year and at Culver's request the overcoat was brought into court It was a brown one and after a close look at it by the jury the witness was excused Thomas Whalen brother of Mike and the first cousin of then took the stand and corroborated Mulcahy's testimony referring to the suspect being at home on the night of May -I and ing to bed about o'clock Tho was in his mind the witness little girl halloed after who returned to the chair and kissed her good-night At the afternoon session William Glenn a reporter testified that Mrs Coughlin told him on May 12 last that Captain brought a white horse to her the day before rmd that it in no way resembled the one that took Dr Cronin away a carpenter in the em- ploy of May swore that he and two others of the iceman's workmen were away from the house on that night from S o'clock until about and on their return van let them in the house A ROW IN BRAZIL Between Re- publicans and Imperialists DOM PEDRO REFUSED TO ABDICATE Overthrow Was cles of to Its d liv AT PAULS Nov Figaro says that merchants in Hamburg have re- dispatches from Rio Janeiro staling that a movement has started in that city for the restoration of Dom Pedro and that fighting has curred in the streets between Monarchists and Republicans A dispatch from Rio Janeiro stales that Da President of the new Ministry has formally an- the departure of Dom Pedro for Lisbon Senor Da Fonseca also announces that he will continue to exercise executive authority until the country shall have definitely decided upon a new government Meanwhile the ordinary functions of administration will continue as under the old regime Rio UK Pedro and the imperial family left Sunday for Lisbon in the steamer Alagoas which was escorted on the Brazilian coast by the Senor has been imprisoned for conspiring against the republic The Governors named by the Provisional Government fire all military men Tho denomination adopted by the Government for the re- public is the United States of Brazil The Province of Bahia has for the republic The five articles of the Government decree republic is proclaimed provinces of Brazil federation United of zil State will form its own government Bt mo a representative to the Congress which will convene shortly and the final decision of which the Provisional Government will the Governors of the Suites will means to maintain order uni tect the citizens rights Tho nation's internal und external relations will be presented mean while by the Provisional Government General Da Fonseca Constant and others proceeded to Petropolis d ay morning a n d informed t h e Emperor that he had been d e throned D o m Pedro ed by bis fa in- ly received the deputation with absolute c o in General Da Fonseca was the spokesman He said that had advanced far in the path of civilization to dispense with the monarchy The country while grateful to the for liio patriotic services was firmly re- solved to recognize only the republic Hum Pedro made a dignified reply He declined to abdicate but said be yield to force The imperial family was lowed one hour to prepare for their departure Carria ge s e s corted by diers were ing to take to the outer harbor where a man-of-war was 1 y i n g 11 n d e r st e a m T h e captain had been instructed to sail as soon as the imperial family had em- barked He had received sealed orders instructing him what to take it is supposed that Lisbon is i ho tion of the vessel Nov notification of the revolution which the Brazilian legation has received canio from Rio dc laneiro at o'clock Monday afternoon Jt was addressed to the Brazilian Minister at London and is as the of the States of The is deposed ami the imperial have country Tranquility and general prevail The executive is intrusted In a provisional government whose head is Marshal with myself six Finance ister The republic strictly all en- of HUY Finance Minister WORK OF FIENDS PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS Scope o of List ov The inter- national A conference was called to order Lit 11 morning by the pre- siding The of the session read in both Spanish and English a Her trie president pointed Me of Mexico uf the Argentine Republic Coolidge the States a committee on The report of the committee on was presented by Bliss of the States and was ordered printed and laid aside for consideration then adjourned till Wednesday The report of the committee on provides for sixteen The is an executive committee Which rs to preside in the absence of the president intend tho publication of protocols and reports and provide for the conduct of business The of tho other com- will be to consider the following Customs union for trans- and telegraph ic CM 5 i.e ity of and oilier uniform system of Wrights and sanitary regulations in of publications trade marks and in the of to extend and ered it uniform rules of private inter- national infecting civil Juul commercial matters and tlie of to report some plan of arbitration for the ment ot that may hereafter arise between the several nations represented Secretary appointed Mr William K Curtis executive of the conference to look after every thing connected with the external ments for the conference Mr Curtis has appointed Howe dis- K YY P Smith attache in charge of II C Tanner stenographer Captain John G Bourke States army has been appointed with Lieutenant Henry It States Army as while Warner P Sutton has been placed in charge of the tion ol the proceedings of ence SAINTS AT THE BAR MILLER Death of tlie Well-Known ter at Chicago TA A with the Fatal on n Trip but the Was of His iO Nov K Miller ter known as Miller diod at this morning at the Grand Hotel lie reached this city in company lijs wife and last Wednesday home at South They were on a pleasure trip to visit Eastern and cities On Thursday night ho stricken with disease of the kidneys Hu suffered from this malady for three years past bus be- he had recovered from its He v STOW SHOUT SPECIALS Joo charged with burglary j was taken from jail at Kennett Mo on i Monday by a mob and lynched i Ex-Mayor Ward of Sheffield Eng I dropped dead on Monday lie was the largest maker in the world j Sullivan was hanged on day at Canyon City Ore for the i dcr of John on Audi 1 of this i Taylor of Reed City Mich shot his wife Monday morning and then shot himself Jealousy is said to have been the cause Marshal Martin of town ICy shot and instantly killed Noah Patrick Monday Patrick was drunk and resisted arrest Mark King who recently kicked his wife to death at Hazelton was sentenced on Monday to six years and months imprisonment The steamer Marie St Croix from Quebec for St Roche Can was wrecked in a gale on Monday and three sailors and the captain were drowned The fifth child of Mr and Mrs Frank of Waukegan 111 to die of worse the most fal treatment An operation was diphtheria succumbed Sunday night formed yesterday afternoon but it did j other four died in one week not relieve the patient He sank j idly did t not seem to realize j that death was near He chatted pleasantly with hip wife ter and the physicians and dispelled I their fears by his cheerfulness lie fell jnt an apparent slumber at about mid- night He awoke shortly afterward made pleasant remarks and shortly er 1 o'clock sank quietly into a slumber which ended in death The funeral will take place at South Bend Ind day afternoon born seventy ago in Pa Usi when to South Benti Irul the ments of duration He printing schools at Sturgeon Bay Wis were closed Monday because of a theria epidemic Several deaths from that disease have occurred at the ad- jacent town of Bailey's Harbor Casey Co dealers in ware and implements at Olathe Kan have assigned with liabilities and sets of The principal creditors are St Louis and Kansas City firms The twenty-eighth anniversary of the organization of Meagher's Irish Brigade was celebrated by the survivors at New York Monday evening by a dinner in the armory of the Sixty-ninth regiment The skeleton of Jesse Walters who south end was j disappeared from 0 five Wilbur K the journalist i ago was found Sunday hanging nf to a tree in the near Findlay Progress of Trials Salt A Outlook for t he SALT T Nov monism is rial hen The was packed with spectators all day long and on the streets people gathered in knots discussing the tion consensus of Gentile opinion is that it is the death blow to Mormonism and that Congress must now take cognizance of the theocracy that has existed here lor years and weed it out devoted the ex- amination of for Mormon side of tin case The severe amination to which they were subjected drew out answers which strengthened the Gentile cause materially was introduced lending to impeach the testimony of one of the for the hud l-'Sti- ied to a murder commit ted by the twenty-seven years ago The den of the testimony was that if such a murder was committed the witnesses who were with a large party of grants at 1 lie time of I lie alleged knew nothing of Webber is superintendent of Zion's Mercantile Institution He slated that lie was and treasurer of the institution 1 illy -I 1 the States was hal that and live her public buildings in this city lie was also a member of the ami stated thai although it was well-known that the city marshal masted the dag on the city hall the day in question lie vas never in anyway publicly reprimanded by the City cil was composed entirely of Mormons Inspector for The hikes under in He then To New York find for two terms in the Legislature from the IIX was one of the promoters and contractors of the canal I to Cook County and as Miller former He for year in then for one term as of Cook County He leaves a fortune if it and stocks His ily consists of the and throo Mr Miller was in for connection The jury found a verdict of suicide Tho largest and widest piece of leather belting in the world has been put in place in the of the Brush Electric Company in Minneapolis It is feet long and sixty-eight inches wide AT Kansas City Mo on Monday a justice in the case of the State against two proprietors decided that the law did not apply to hotel bars The cnse will however Convention sit on vi A Ca the Knights of Labor convention on Monday the re the fourth plank principles of the n was adopted as A special to the Dispatch from Sandusky O Hon L li Harris president the County dropped dead at 10 o'clock Monday morning Deceased reported at the bank at the usual hour in his usual good health arid his death is attributed to a failing of of the declaration of hind sources j of is the of all tho should not In- to unl In the only to i iho nf land Taxes upon land j be upon its full value for usi of und should to for all in- j After much discussion it was agreed j that general executive board should take stops publish tho ori lime to time such information as will he of bone lit members in voting for the candidates for Legislative ors and also to recommend order such action as they may deem wise Resolutions were passed urging that the next census show the number of j die pie in the United States owning their i col homos and farms what proportion the heart He was years old He was formerly a resident of Columbus His wealth is estimated at Nov committee the National Association by Colonel of St Louis called on the President Monday afternoon and presented a petition him to incorporate in his annual message a recommendation favoring a roni bank nipt law The id that lie would give request his ion mi- of their property is free from debt and j I Jarre it's O in case of R S in- that he conducted the most system of forgery in tho history the State The latest estimate of it at LABOR AND CAPITAL I SUFFERING IN KANSAS Tin in County I i Kan Nov Tlic County i Commissioners of Stevens County have j issued an appeal for aid for ibe population of states that the crops of year were a total whole farming is in a and that immediate aid must be i furnished or and ensue The appeal addressed only to the prosperous dents of Kansas of at Hurley j Mich Three I cartridges exploded j under the Theater at Hurley Wis laic Monday j Iv the explosive was so placid ilia tlie was but slight ly i and no one in audience of was killed The attempted wholesale caused There is no clew to the perpetrators A Minors Convention of tlie of Miners and Mine Labor has j called a convention miners for to be delegates from Cue com i t i i- of Illinois Ohio anil the a of prices for next vear Kan j of ho supposed held before a of the pence hore Monday of tho the i I V in Taylor pot very factory East Liverpool miles north of this city and the largest pottery con- cern in the United States was totally destroyed by lire Monday evening The llames spread rapidly and many of tlie iiiO employes had great caping A number were injured but none fatally The loss will reach about insurance A Child to hy Cow la Nov viu Two children of Mr and residing n Clinton while playing about yard were attacked by a cow One of them aged about years was death before any assistance could bo rendered fhe other OTTAWA Nov of Mrs at were to Sunday left them alone in The house which caught tire from the stove No one could approach the house to there on of intense h til Trade Ad- by President HI of the rat i CHICAGO Nov ell of 1 ia Council iho members of the Hoard of Trade yesterday after- noon He explained the objects of the body over which lie presides Arbitration is only a minor aim Its chief work was the prevention of conditions creating causes I ion He reported en- results from their agitation of in uring and commercial concerns One railroad which lias followed the plan fo ten no lives lost no serious accidents ami iho greatest in its history The Council i- sending out results from school savings banks 11 also advocates postal savings hanks and a reduction iu rates on third and mail t ts Nov di ut has i of he United Slans for he of South Willis of Idaho to ice of he of Wiiliam K of S Dakota be Attorney of United for South o Nov o has a card denying tiie re- cent statement he is a candidate for United Siates Senator ile says he serve riis un- term in jail han be a i Stales as i- olie or of to ho pen i iary t i I Nov in S- e arrived here and denial recognize fio of the homes and farms under what percentage of the value is so gaged These resolutions were adopted with the understanding that district and local assemblies follow in the same line CONVICTS WITH DYNAMITE is still missing A Homo in the Midi Prison the Shop Set on Fire Mich Nov bomb has been exploded at the prison while the warden is away at Nashville Tenn attending a prison reform ing The shell was over the window in the west wall of the west cell Idock and iho explosion tered the wall almost through and through The shock startled the entire city An investigation showed three life convicts in unlocked cells The subordinate in charge are almost to desperation am every man is carrying rovol ers A fire in the broom shop added to the and ire department was called No direct dew could be traced to It Irving Latimer but he was suspected at once An ST Nov Monday forenoon Miss Alice aged an heiress ward of lohn Ci member of the Drug Company was by six men in fronI of the dence of Mrs AV II hustled into a carriage and carried to som at not known Domestic ences and legal contests over the girl led to Cue lion All the M AMI ATI v treasury vault has been A Plague nf 111 in Hancock Bounty are sorely troubled by f rats and mien that are of corn and corn cribs plague has become serious and it ared Hie loss will be heavy May Xo 3 Mav No and linn -J casli in store for Xo for No anil easy o to choice Xo Xo i rathor anil prices for for for i lor cash for January
