Austin, Tex., June 4.—The grand
Jury indicted forty to fifty members of
the legislature for gambling. Quite a
number of those indicted have left
money with.counsel to plead guilty and
pay a minimum fine rather than go to
trial in court. Some one entered the
county clerk’s office Saturday night and
ntole all the indictments returned by
the grand jury for violations of the
gambling laws, including those against
the members of the legislature. No
clue to the thieves, but sporting circles
are greatly elated.
Must Go.
Dublin, June 4.—James Carey and
the other informers who testified at the
trial of the Phoenix park murderers,
have been notified they must indicate
places out of the country to which they
wish to be sent. Carey protested be
would remain in Dublin, but the au
thorities pointed out that he would re
ceive no police protection and that on
no condition would he be allowed to
remain in Ireland.
Shot While Attempting to Enter.
Louisville, Ken., June 4.—T. 11.
Stevens, the owner of Farragat and
other horses al the jockey club course,
was shot this afternoon by Policeman
Charles McGrath. Stevens bad passed
out of the grand stand and during his
absence lost his badge. On bis return
he was refused admittance by the door
keeper. Words followed, aud Stevens
is said to have attempted to force his
way in. McGrath interposed, when
it is alleged that Stevens drew a knife,
McGrath then fired; the balls striking
Stevens left arm elbow, entering the
body near the shoulder. The full
nature of the injuries cannot yet be
stated. McGrath was released on
bonds of $2,500.
mon CIBEEN HIVEK
On Tuesday morning the snow was
one and a half feet deep at Washakie
station, on the Union Pacific road.
