Chicago, Oct. 15—It lias been arranged
that one of the first incidents after the full
jury has lieen secured in the Cronin cane
will be the exhibition in court of the skull
and liones of the right hand of the Ixidy
found in the catch basin. They will he
used for the identification of the body as
that of Dr. Cronin.
,A Booms For Pierre.
Pierre, S. D., Oct. 15. —A train of
fifteen coaches, in two sections, contain
ing 1,200 came in last night and every
sleeping car was crowded to its utmost
capacity. Kesidencs doors were thrown
open to the crowd and every effort
made to accommodate the largest assem
blage of people ever brought together in
Dakota. The streets are jammed with
people, and polities, real estate, speculation
and building are running riot everywhere.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Ellen Terry, we are now told, wears No.
7 gloves.
Mrs. “Stonewall” Jackeon is writing
her husband's biography.
The queen of Roumania’s forthcoming
volume of novelettes will be entitled,
“Who Knocks?"
Senator Allison, while making speeches
to the farmers at county fairs, wears a
suit of homespun and a slouch hat.
Historian Banco ft says that he feels as
well as he did sixty years ago. Horseback
riding, he asserts is the best elixir of
youth.
The nephew of the Dublin informer.
James Carey, appears to be a social out
cast. As no one will give him work, he
has l>een allowed to take another name.
The republican candidates for goveraer
and lieutenant governor of Massachusetts
this year are natives of New Hampshire
—a state long coted for the number of its
sons who have achieved eminence away
from home.
I'NCLE SAM CAN GET DRI NK.
Over a Millioti frallonA of Whiskey Spfzpti
by 11.I 1 . S. Offic ial*.
