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TH1 INV 6r1ANBoAT.-The following
from Tuesdays st., Paul Di.psteh is the
latest news received concerning the new
steamboat bound from Minneapolis for St.
Cloud
The new steamer. Minneapolis having
received her machinery ct Minneapolis Is
heretofore mentioned, started ont on her
trial trip Friday, stopped over night at
Anoks, and went on up stream Saturday.
Between Minneapolis and Anoks the boat
and machinery operated nicely. but some
delay was caused by running on boulder.
The principal business, indeed, Of the trial
trip is to hunt out the channel, which has
changed in many places since the river
above the falls was before navigated by a
steamer.
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One car occasionally appreciate the
peculiar appropriateness Of things As for
instance, the announcement in the Roohes-
ter Post that the Rev. Mr.. 5sabreeze would
preach at High Forest. There is pleas
ant ir about such items these warm days.
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-Of course, everybody expects to 20 to
the State Fair. Those who desire to So
cure premium lists DIRE referred to the ad-
vertisement Of Secretary Paist, in another
column.
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Drop Il Il Jerry Dsnasaxaldps. /
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Steax.n9 County.

TO THE PEOPLE
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>-"Ihe Gentleman from PsmbinA, D.
T." still continues to hold bis position -
clerk in tho St.. Cloud Land Ofioe.-
Glenwood Eagle. .*..,
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BORN

q On Sabbath, August 3lst, daughter to
W. B. and Emily Mitchell.
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR EVERY.
- : BODY: 49,.
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The Republican Convention for the
30th Senatorial District will be held in
Sank Rapids on thel 18th inst, to nominate
ono Senator and one Representative. The
Democratic Convention will meet at the
Same place Sept. 22d.
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-Gov. Stephen Miller 10 President Of
the Siblsy and Dakota Railroad Company.

The Democratic Convention Of the I'd
Representative District VIII meet At st. 10.
on Saturday Of this week. &
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SAUK CENTRE NI1aHBoRHooD.-Th
lumber for the buildings on the Driving
Park for tho accommodation Of the Fair
has oil been secured. The work will now
DO speedily completed .........The new Bap.
list church, just completed at Long Prairie,
will be dedicated on Sunday September
14th.........On Saturday Messrs. Fender
CAST and Carpenter, Of Sank Centre, killed
and brought homo ninety-three prairie
chickens, the results Of one days sport.
.........Ths fall term of the Sank Centre
graded school commenced on Monday last.
with Prof. F. L. Cook as Principal, MISS
Smith, Of st. Cloud, teacher in LIST inter-
mediate department., Miss Fuller, Of Clear
w.ter, "a intermediate department, and
Miss MoKenny. Of st, Cloud, primary de-
partmsnt, all graduates Of Normal schools.
One hundred and ffty-four scholars ars
o -.r d. ~r->r~~ -
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Fn1.-On Tuesday night tho engine
house at Aslross caught fro and ~ "a.
tirely destroyed. But one engine wss In
tho building, and it was very badly injured.
A telegram was sent to st. Paul for an 9th
er, and it went vhissing throug ii town
yesterday forenoon to bring down tho az
ternoon train. Cause Of fire not reported.
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Fair Haven aour, Il
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SEWN n.ohines 70 rent BY
%. h. ssIBr, =
Agent for. the Singer, j,
as5sG}f;tll,# At Tobey's Book Store
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GRAND OPENING

49, 
T' will be on >a~ .%~sosAss's o.es> 4.
SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
September, 9th, sth and 9th.
Ladies will find in this stock everything
new and stylish. and all Of the best quail
ties. Madame White is determined to make
her establishment second to no other in
the State, and her prices will be as low a.
those in st. Paul.
"a Remember the Grand Opening
days.
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Markets..

MARKETS.
81. CLOUD, Sept. 4, 1873:
Wheat declined three cents to-day, and
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{ ;OCAI NBwS

- Geo. p. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, auds. NJ. Pettengilla Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agent
for TIN JOURNAL, in that city and are au-
thorizsdto oontraotforinssrting advertise
me1tsfor Us At our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in thatoity are requested to
cave their favOrs with either of the above
b uses.
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Urinary, t00 T0oM5.-Nls1 Fannie
McGaughey, 40
Miss Stewart, SO
Seeondary,-Miss Jennie Owen, 81
Znterne diats.-Miss Maggie Barnes, 81
Junior Grammav.-Miss Ada Dam, 46
Senior Grammar and High School,
Mr.. Angus Haiaes, IS
Total 222
In each room are tive grades-A and B.
Other pupils will doubtless report during
tho next few day..
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UNION SoRooI.-The Fall Term Of this
school opened on Monday, under tho charge
Of Prof. J. M. McNair. The school has
been divided into fve departments, stated
as follows, with tho name Of tho teacher
and tho number Of pupils in each depart
ment:
The sun., 1873-05-19
An Atiompt 10 Biew In Freight Train
with Torpedo.

last Sunday the nitro-Glycerine maga-
zine Of Roberts Co.. near Scrubrra.-. wss en-
tered and robbed of \ three-,luart torpedo. This
was laid across the track II the Allee eheny Vat
ley Railway. with the view. probably. To- throw
the appro1c aching through freight on the track
for the purpose of plumber. The cuwcatcher
struck the torpedo. and threw 1t 90 the rail.
An explosion followed which lifted one side uf
the locomotive clear Of the track. II is likely
thai n little of the contents of the torpedo which
had been spilled on the rail caused the eIplo-
sion. The tender and first freight car passed
the tcrpedo, bu' Jared II dowa against the rail
In such position that the nauce OF the wheels
o. the second car crushed aud exploded IL. The
eject was TO break the wheels of tire ear 10 fiu-
dcrs, 60 tear 4 great rent In the boiler tank ut
was an empty iron tank car, ana Irctty gene
rally u-Cd NJ TIA" car; tu cut a large piece out Of
the rail- and * 'tvlte a hole in the ground a.
llrte "a a mans body. The torpedo was Mod
with fuimu ting powder instead Il o-glr-
ceriue, otherNis the expl sion would have sent
the train and all on IL - X nsdom come.
ihe detective force II The road HfttrwArd ar
rested IN Scruhsrass Lafayette scott and Goo.
Miller. who were tlkcn 70 Oh Guy and held to
await the action Of the Grand jury. II Is said
TIE evidence is amply sum ieni o. convict them.
scott i~ twenty ye.rs old. and I've atout nile
from >oTJh.fass " Her Is only -c,cntesu, aud
Is tho son of widowed mot cr living In Scruu-
The sun., 1873-05-19

A. J. Bleecker, Son 4 %. will sell by order Of
trustees, Thursday mey a. ici lots Seventy assf
Seventy and Seventy NTH streets
and the Eastern Boulevard and Avenue A, with vsiua.
bic water fronts Avenue r. AZ this desirable bust
property, and must be sold It win excite much in
tercst
The suburban season opened by Jcre. johnson.
Jr, hret At ngiewood, Queens, L. l., with low priced
property which realized about t,o per lot and then at
tes, 81 tho prospeetive tcne The srse, these sales
are by soDpr1sn dealers as as ss,sseto
confidence Of dealers ~ or theory that the class o
S Ss Ri npG
degree For the coming wcch we have several offerings
1oday. Mondsy, gsre Johisoh, ~ sells 10 choice
suburb : &aerS, IN Iofic i.1Id tity. ....
A.D Mclick. Fro. co. sell ny Order Of the exccu
iors q Jslngs @ CorrsT esce1sch B lots n II" yc
onr oi t6s most dcsirs5e Of III suburbs, - minutes
I'm Wall street; BY 20 trains d ,lly.
t~oeetta{e hous,,. a, wl on,ins, s,N.J.,...., ~ }.
'Grr JVhn'99 Jr make the nrst rrand suction sal.
Gsrjen CITY Tni. pretty suburb Is aeccssbc 6y three
sews great e@ % an,erFrs hs. zine sc pepaaS
buy clseshcrc The properly ~ be sold s I51 9t g..
ceat t ali The w. Stations TIC srrat re- sale 81 "a" br9
hurst cs'de will also be held on Tuesday at the EI
on "Wednesday A. b Mcllick sells 22s superior lots
nn,s and comsnd 6nc views the city aud the Pas.dc
sa,ey on Ihursdsy ne s.lne h9uss SCI. e .elSet
nv MIe, oTder wss h ws CO. sell a hs Sev rSri Grcssn
reCton Of Geo. w. Van sicien, te4 lots in whitcstone
Hugh Camp soils iig lot, staten Island Thursday
ar us pI9cr mn o. s1, & 81 ne tachSnse - no are Sso
onernrs at private shc are unusually numerous and
columns.
bpi,iingt propose conlr,sing forty ,eic,nent.
slsht si2rcs. tou ntice, dwellngs three factories
The sun., 1873-05-19
JAcK cAATLR's RESIDENCE LOST


ON Saturday Jack Canter, the counter
folter finished his ten YEAR sentence in Sing
sing, and was turned loose upon the world a
most unhappy man. Jack Canter, although
only nfly years old, has served twenty-nlne
years IN Sing Sing prison. lie has been con-
Vcted Of nearly every crime In the calendar.
Ills last offence was tho making of counterfeit
fractional currency in Mount Vernon Three
years ago Jack, who in all his former terms was
clerk in the prison, was assigned 70 duty In the
wash TO m. As clerk, ia X had charge Of the
time book Of CunYicts, ana being an expert PEN
man and mathematician, II" performed nearly
all Of the duti OF the chief clerk.
IL eventually dawrod upon the minds of the
warden and the clc,h that conyicts were going
out of the prison more rapidly than they were
comm. in. luyc- tigation showed that tanter
had for years been Systematically shortening
tue terms OF Conylct5 on the books at terms ~
flNh cach. Tho average reduction made IN time
was about Ont halt, some more, and some less.
Thus ten year man, Ii he had Sio0, could get
OH Wlh only uNti -tx, or seven years, Just as the
prominence or ubscurity Of the convict might
suggest. ON the discovery al this trick Jack
lost hi, situation. From that time lac llled
". 8 'ui1l lln'. IN the prison, and yearned for
tine ox uil.tiuu ul his tiuIr. But when the great
lru dpnr closed hehiui him with "a clong, ptl
he wa tree man Ia the busy world JaL, lac
sat down tu stOLv and w'pt aloud,
The sun., 1873-05-19
sHOT BEFoRE nRE4KrAsr.
El,ody Ficht Hctweru two Fatmcr- Stot IN
thr Presence OF hi, TWO Sons Stt,IchItut
oiu Tcud ot Long Standing.

El,ody Fight nctwern two FaImcr- Sioi IN
the Presence of hi, TWO Sons settlement
ciu Tcud Of Long Standing.
ipfr.-. ..a.'afoot Ihc ~uu.
DETROIT, Mich, May 1G.-Two French
farmers named Thomas 1rombcy and Hubert
l. -p.raG.e have for many years dwct IN adj
iorns farms "a the Canadian shore Il Lake
s. Clair \ fcud has long existed between their
re-le tive families, and two year. ago Trombey
Wa severely beaten uy |. E4uerance and his TWO
srs. Early last Thursday morning L Esperance
and .li- sons again quarreled with Troub-
i"} iu front Of the lattcr's house. The story ~
the 0lht differs widely A. related by the dif-
fer'rt parties, but Tromhlcy ended II by going
~. lI, house and bringing out shot gun,
wi. ne discharged at LEsperance AZ a dis
tai % NJ lwo PAGES, tearing a &rca, hole IN his
icll breast from which he Will pronahy die,
u Iue sons carried their father home, and
ir"Whley took canoe and pldGled acrOss the
u Wrr ena Of Lake ~, Cltir 70 Lighthouse Point,
~ 20 avoid an arrest, but to escape the Veu-
F'auce # the sons. lie WAS arrested that even
taken "a Windsor, opposite Detroit, where he
Nt- committed to jail on charge OF assault and
battery with intent 20 XIII The exam nation
va deferred until May -, 10y whlHh time
j. l.i'raucc viii probably be either dead or ia IA
iAlr way - recover.
=. .'T attentive - their religious duties
: -r"rauce WAS nuy-Nye years Of age, AID
b. Whlty siXty--iN. The latter had no vices
vs.. tcCNreptlon Of % quArrcl-Ome nature. H."
protests that he did not mean 10 XIII l'Esier-
tN. tut fired without prone iitatiuu through
y" atHl, Que looking man, with cn .2r as
ktHN a u..Nl' =.
The sun., 1873-05-19
AN AVALANCHE OF CRIME.
THE MISSING SCISSORS GRINDER
OF hLBANY.

gbr Iiouso In Catskiii where ho Spent his
Last Niuht Evidences Of Murder Stood
Stains on the Red and on the F.oor-Ar-
rest Of the waltz Family.
porGHKrtrsrr, May 17.--On the 1st inst
Harmon Hulchcr, a German scissors grinder
arrived here from Albany, and left for Rondout
the sane day. lie stayed IN RUudout all night,
,nd on the following morning sailed for Cats
kll on the steamer Eagle. After remaining IN
Cat-hil three or four hours he started for the
house of "A German named waltz, about mile
hc,ond the toll gate. He has not since been
.ccn The house was visited On the following
morning, and the head of the bed lounge on
which Hulchcr slep; was found besmearcd with
blood. which ha tricklcd through the creviccs
and formed pool upon the 0oor. An inefrrc-
iul lttemrt had been made 10 rcmoyr the
shIu. rom the lounge hN daubiug them with
uluc ink, and ~ OIL Iitcraie the tains ON the t"or
~ blaming them oH.
These circumstance coupled with the fact
hat the missing mans mother and son-in-iaw
had arrived IN the village in scarcl OF him, led
To- the arrest Of the cd man watz and his son.
The arrest was effected Yesterday, aud the pris-
oners were taken hefore Justire Russell, of Cats
XII. Mthe preliminary examination W altz and
that Hulcher reached their house on the ntrht
pf May ,. aud retired In the room referred to.
in the night the old man was awakened by
noise. and called out to his son up stairs to know
what was the matter. The son slept In tho next
room to Hulcher thin partition only dividing
the rooms. The son replied that Hulcher was
vomiting. Neither father nor son visited Hulch-
rr's room to see what was the matter. The next
morning Hui her. they said, was gone with his
sissors grinding machine. and had al-o taken
Wsltz charged that Hulcher. .toir. and sskcd
constable to arrest him. The prisoners were
cent to jail To- await further dcvclppmcnts
Since their arrest search has been made about
waltzs premises for Huichet's body. In the
house blanket was found, which had eNidentl,
been washed to remove Z rs ~ blood hui s"tl'
tfuT ffsarfk yHf 70 rN n
The sun., 1873-05-19

s.TrnpAY, May l5..-fLovn AND CHAMP our
pec' " cary and irrsl SUPPLIES, and good line Of
et,ln CNra sold AZ & bat bakers uf family brands
rcman,d r, nrm; thouet closing quigt wneat va.
qute on the spot, thc rrit Cipa tTantnruu being pn
hn.n hoi -pnns 60 n-r'yc in ne nrs hsli OF june AZ
t Corn OPENED Of ~ ,6ic. for new mixed. and closet
al y ~. @, oats moderately active at 5lc Tor
prime new western ni1ed. and n for do. do. white.
tUr1OS Dull and nominal on spot fur future d..
livery the follow. ultc- NCr' rade after the close
of the unicsl report Low uLdiiug urlauds lbhC. Tor
Ny Is &c. Tor June isr Tor July Is &c. Tor August,
Il -. for ~cpienh r, an i1'.c. for December.
tHOt m t-t flee and euEar have bo- taken down.
ward turn AnG in the lat,r there d cline of HC
VIII Nuit"d nu n"ss ~ =. e. for lair to gond
nuir- mOl3tsrS fairy actN" grocerv Porto Rico sold
Glr, ami cargo OF u alitt comm. n tuha at SIC.
lRovtstpSs-rurk rgthrr h.O.C down, With n sale of
nov mes for June at t.r5n. Bacon was also lower.
Win *. WcsJ"ru long clear AZ Cut meats were
mor active. nut rtnrrail ~ cnsit- prices. Lard wa.
alI traction inwr-. especially Tor fu urc. Seycra,
"a sand to-. Of Western sHIi az gAc. for June. and
g.c Tor Juy aud quoted yJi.'. on the snoti Irimc
citS = th%r. brr -cd hlrs lower ~ suaslsr Butter
ani e.. ~ unchanged rs. cas- a. 49, i.rlt'lc.
svNpHiLs- Gtnrrsl tfaie io-".atc. Ictr"lsu um fur
th"r declined. Grade" "a buls, sc; rcru"d. IN bhl-
'.'N Nt'.t. d'pr'-s' ttriined ro-.u, sall
i.r prime CITY. WnDLY nm. nu quiet. al g. .c
frricuts more act We pul rates nII for grain. a.
J. yti..'. ~ steam. IA for neti "ciI'saay sid
81 1. si 'or thf vtsA ,ftvr Cor, ord'f-, e. bd
iur s.i-c usrb, aAd -. yi for tru small Vessels
The sun., 1873-05-19
4 GTPSY MYSTERY.
kuddea Druih OF a Bcnutiiui vsuus Woman
In Wagon fii.ht ot tue Gypsies-The
Ceroucr's InveNi.ati0n.

Ceroncr's InveStigati0n.
PorGHKEErsIE May 1s.-There ia a pain
iul mystery sIrrouniint the death aud burr al
Of a gypsv girl on Monday last near Cold Spring,
Putnam county. The investigation which is
progressing shows that these rowing bands dis
regard all law and decency in the matter OF
caring for the members Of their tribo when
misfortune overtakes them. on the day in
question two wagons containing three young
men, one old woman. one young girl, and two
children arrived at McKecls Corners, not far
from Cold Spring. one of the young mon has
tened to DR. Grnin's residence and pressed him
b come quickly g. the wagons. The Doctor did
-. and there found the young girl In a dyin,
rundi,i N. She wds very beautiful. Her attire
"as OF the most scanty kind. Dr. Grim thought
.ie htd been drugged. Nheh he demanded ~
the other occupants Of the wagon what they
1rad been gly'u; her, one one 4 them replied that
i'd pres sDrihcd pill, for the girl ; that she had
tcu r.npaninc Tor several dave, but that she
h'd not been very sick TIL the day previous.
Dr. Gr nm asked the poor riri " sue would like
o. have sumc wafer. bat ~hr made no audible
r. Iv he then. ia order {. t.-t her strengt h,
hrI the water toward h"r ami asked her To
r..e her head hut she cuIli not. lie then
raised her head and pourcd LITTLE water In her
Doctor then hurried into q house near hy 10 ret
C.er ad, hut when he came back the young
Crl wts dead.
q. O'clock in the afternoon ~ the same dsy
h.t body was handed over To the Oyer>cer ~
t.e f.ur. and she was at one" buried iu the old
l.r. lroIud near by, without prayer OF any
f.~yIre whatever.
H"r wandering companions took their depar-
t.re ium"d IttrlN after uurucs'i iouPd ami seeIn-
irgN uncHr"d for. Not soul knew VINO the
tuf tlAIrc Glrl wNs. nor where -Ac came from,
nor TIE names Of any 4 her roupauiuus.
A. soon As the firt~ became uoi-cd a. road.
tie f,1 lr Ia the vicinity felt that great wrong
h.t teen pcrIctrltrd that mystery r
ttluled the whole aIair which II was their duty,
u possible. t. clear up.
0.rYner bullock, Of cold Srr'ng. took hold ~
I ,l-c. aud ordered the body TO be eNhumed.
Ir " lrduCk then made a iu-t WuItem eNami-
& ton uf the remains A c1r1nrr's jury was
cnpanncled, and the inquest commenced on
Saturday,.
DR. Ngrdo,k testified TO having made the post
m1ri,in examination. he said that there were
u irh- upon the body which showed that the
L. r girl had died from the effects of violence.
Tue invest cation WAS postponed in order To Obj
l..A 4rA evidence a would convict the guilty
&! ties. II tho t.r} impli ate the cypsies, every
e. HIt Will be made 10 effect their arrest.
The sun., 1873-05-19
rHE MorNr rERNoN ASSOCIATION.
serious Charges aaaiuat Mi-s Pamela Cum
uiugham, the Nict-Iegent.

WASUlSGToN, May 1G.-A the meeting
~ the Board Il Vice Rcc-rts OF the Mount Yer
non sslcation, held at the Imperial Hotel last
" Wednesday evening, the book and reports II
the officers were examined. While this wa
being done DR.. G. r. Howland preferred charges
ugliust the association and officers, as follows
chargr the l.adics' Mount vernon Atsocatlor with
ul'aWl.y Receiving nuytN ana quarter trufs from
tho-r Wishing Mount vernon, when tuey snould ufI
nut .c sfc ter Arrow 10 LAM passengers tN.ui Yer.
ius enc T. 'ent Hiss r. ann Igham. q" receive moneys
% %..s ,e Ts5s .,,ost r. & bsSi, I oil ,ar
wlt being Az luntull drum ard. and OF b. ng ntoyl-
catcl FOR tays tosrth,r ana incapable o. attending 10
n nus nt-- n Mount N.rnpn ana whir lhtYr'a d.
OF reiug seeI inpropcry dressed. chrgr DC N.cr-
te-'nts with allowing inc Regent, Niss unnil guam,
Vernon a s6cat on without pubic ai,9royal Of her
cuuauc an effort 10 depose her and sppOnt another
This Of coursc, raised breeze. and an anima-
ted discussion followed. The Chairman Of the
Boa. Il pi Visitors appointed by the Govern Jr Of
Virginia stated that they ha. critically ex-
amncd into the workings Of the Society, and
were prepared to state that they found every
thing correct He warmly eulpgiZed them upon
tn lr labor ~ love and heartily endorsed their
action In regard To the charges imposed IA tolls
and wharfage. rs the only regular source II
revenue open to them. He declared that he had
full confidence in the Association, and had failed
in "A critical examination to discover any founda-
tlon for the Ghases preferred lie dld not Ia
YOr all investigation be ause lie thought that was
the province Of the NiCe-ltcgents.
the Nirc-ltegcnts held II meeting A. the I'M
porial Hotel Yesterday, at witch they mutually
congratulated themselves upon their successful
management To-day they held another meet
ing, but refused to give any Information TO the
public. Ii Is Understood that they were COns!d-
ering the charges preferred against themselves
Or. liOWlani u-sefts his ability to make good
hi' charge II an opportunity Il offered him D
subuit his proofs. lie docs not want a secret
star chamb,r Investigation, but one that Is open
to the public.
The sun., 1873-05-19
THE BILA-r0SrKR's rryER4I.
Baxter street Throng,d with NGurners The
Last OF Michael NiNou.

Long before the time announced for the
f.u.rnl a crowd t,ran 20 GatAcr Yesterday
around Niyon's house. a. a Bsx' @ street, ond
when the hour had arrived tie street, from
he 'uard 20 the Five Points. was a Jam. and
every window In the nc.rhhorh1.i was Gllcd
with spectators The crowd, wti'h included
many women, was well hcNtyo,i, and there
was lat little conversation. Captain Ken
nedy, supposing that a ero1t rush would be
made TO see Nixun's remains, hat ernt Rounds
man Covert, with sectl' Of ? lllromen 10 pre-
serve order, md only NiAuus relatives and in
tIm1tc friends were permitted to ,uter the alley
lcadin- to fhr huu ..' death.
10 the friends srnfe distrirltcd white satln
badge, with black border. ON each was
ITujtd the figure Ut wriaa'. weeping over a
tomb, willie 10 tlc bav> stood o droun,ug willow,
whose tran hes protected @ grave, Cnder this
In large letters, were tine words
The sun., 1873-05-19
An trk1nsas Feud Tue Last Mais Member
of Family kiiIrd,


We are iufuim med 10y "a gentleman direct
FROM Polk county that John Flynn. the last W-ie
member OF the tdml' L. killed. II will bc rccol-
lcctcd thdi about DUc wear ago a trouble Hro-o
lttWccu tie Nyrbc-lyr and Ikuus about a.
horse race; that "a. one Of the Wymhcrlt~ =
wnipped me Of the tlynns at the race. and the
ncv' dlN two Of the Fiyuu- father and -Iu, ne
furrirt au ShcriJ and the latter then art!ug
= lcrId went To- MNmhrrlN's house and -lot at
Wymherly. WyWtcrly returned the trc. gui
succeeded In killing both " them. blackwell,
sun-in-iaw OF Flynn, sen. then took out
l'ttci- Of administration on his ftthrr-in-laW 5
estate. and the FNHus we're opposed - Ai- .o'l-
iu- the rropsrty and shot blackwell The
tlNuu~ were fhen arrested and one ui them lu.-
pri-on"d, WI le the rtner proved an a1hi, but
VS. shot he was coming cat II the Court
house. John llynn. the lust one, broke jail
about Chri';mss, and had been lying around and
~ .hins trips back and rth in the Indian Ma
tun. On ~tturiAy last they heard of his being
IN the nci-l 'urhopt. ana procured warrant
Tor lis arrest ind went ia search ol him. They
came upon him about daylight last sunday
morning lie drew his weapons ard made hsht,
and then the posse fred upon him. shOoting
him through the body ana through the hoad.