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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-01-25
NO. 26
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AUX PORTEURS DE WARRANTS ~,
PAROISSE.

ny 'lssez dargent dams le Tresor no,r
payer Pa, les vieux Warrants enrcpistrklp poua
io'o' Jnsquau No. n79 incIuslvement ."
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."n''er -. 1917 Tresorier de Paroisse.
A'''". LES: aes ",.n"tes de Ia seance du jury de
royce, tenue te Ter Octobre, 1877. "'
o,a est resolu que t"us les warrants Oh re-
ra;ent a',ons nna % contIe !" paroisse 4ui No &C.
Payes. dams les soixante ionrs or; s";aa pTu euro
laws quill y a des;fonds s.tfissats Honu ~
iresor pour les payer, seront enrer;st,6e 20
ue nouvean, ct Pargent destin6 an ,'a;"
1iei1s ; ~ tes dits Warrants ser. reparti ,,ar 10
dlt Iresorier au Placement de cerx nu; To- a.; 70
vent, dapres fordre dc leur enreristra. tr.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-01-25

1872 l2! 576 374 1888 50
Respectfully submitted,
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Collector.
Jan. 7th 1879.
The following Treasurer's Report for the
month of December 1873 was presented.
Treasurer's Report,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-01-25
Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.

TOWN HALL. }
Tuesday, January 9TH. 1879
The Town Council of the Town OF Thibo-
daux met IN regular session this day at 7
o'clock z. NJ.
Present: w. c. Ragan Mayor, and c.
Azema, j. f. Blanchard. l.. Keefe and
JOS. A. Trone Trustees.
Absent: T. iAlberti, and II. w.. Tabor
Trustee.
The minutes of previous regular, special
and adjourned session were read and ap-
proved as recorded.
The following Collectors Report from
December 3rd 1873 to January 7th. 1879
was presented and accepted.
Collectors Report.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-01-25

ThibOdaux, January 9TH. 1879.
The following claims were presented and
on motion Of duly seconded, an appropria-
ton of Two Hundred and Twenty four and
HIl0O Dollars was made to pay the same
by the following vete.
Yeas Ragan, Azema, Blanchard, Keefe
and Trone.
Nays: None.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27
Interesting Catalogue.
Ftou ,he i.di.r.soi. Joz-n.;.

n
Mr. Charles L. Shepard, Of New Haven,
Conn. writes 10 the Journal for fuller
information concerning the alleged me'e-
orc stone Of recent notorIety, and eIpres.-
Is an earnest desire to procure piece Of 1t
TO add TO his large collection. Mr.. Shepard
cav. be has accumulated the lsrge-. col
lection Of .ne:eorlc stone IN the InIted
states. If not IN the world. He forward. \
catalogue Of his collection. showing The
number Of stones. and IN. date and lJcali-
" Of their fall. The collection srsbrsoes
more than Eve hundred meteor1c stoDss
and nIeteorie irons The total weigh: Of
COLLECTION !. about ! 20, p,ounds The lar
resf iron. procured from Colorado. vsaghs
a. r.yunds. and the smallest. frO-D O.tesc
county. N@r YOk. weighs half al O1nec-
The Iary.-s. entire stone, pgor1rsst iron
MaskingsTn county. Ohio. weighs -
hounds. and the smallest one. from -pet-
en-. weighs les. than hffy grams. The
.usclrex. have been gathered from al
uart. OF the rorld The catalogue t<gras
nth one which fell N0vemb~-. q. 1892, N
lIssee. and ends with enc uhSeh fell Fetr
mar. Il. Is15. N Iowa oOrn'r. Iowa
There are none between isS, and 100. t5t
mo-. a the yezr. s.noe the lzf.~r date arr
rer~esensed and soG3e yean by several
specimens Nearly sve-y ooussry n To
snoxn world y represented IN TIE llst
The enslre ooiiectBon u IN one o. TIE laid
Incs In Anhers. College. NJ. Shepard
raskrs o.e statement winch MI sz-prEss
most per~ors He szys: There h4ss
b-~s several instances q deaths ssaczssSn'
a by r,eteor,r sso,e,. Two uc1ks. IN
6.S9szs piaees vs.e thzs k.lie1 a la.
aaA s0s ssfse0 - ssiTssss3 n s~<s.-
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GLvTH CONGRESS.

A bill for bridge across the Missouri
river At Decatur, Nebraska, passed the Senate
on the Ia. The bills to amend the internal
revenue laws containing the amendment to re-
duce the tax on tobacco, the bill was read at
length. A warm and lengthy discussion en-
sued which resulted in An agreement to vote
on the bill at o'clock to- morrow without fur
ther debate. The Senate then adjourned
In the House motion to suspend the rules
vas made by Mr.. Sparks for the purpose of
passing the bill appropriating $685., 100 for
the payment of arrears of pensions. On mo-
tion of Mr.. Rice the bill was amended by vote
OF IFS yeas to 81 nays. to include special pen
sioners and pensions granted on account of sol
diers who enlisted in the war, but who died
from disabilities incurred after the cessation
of hostiltiea. The bill appropriates the
amount named out of any money in the treas
ury net otherwise appropriated. A motion to
suspend the rules and pass the river and har-
Dor appropriation bill. Agreed to. To suspend
the r"ies and pass the deficiency bill reported
IRON the committee on appropriations.
Agreed TO.
In the Senate on the 18th it was agreed
TO pay Joseph Segar s5.0Oe expenses while
prosecuting his claim of Senator from virginia
Inc niii 20 increase the pay of letter carries
Was iaid inside. The nver and harbor bill was
iaid on the table. An amendment to exempt
rom certain provisions of the existing law
e"eu ostiuen whose daily capacity docs NOS
exceed 80 gallons. Agreed to. bill to tar tea
10 cents was rejected. Taxing coffee AZ cents
was rejected The tar on masches remain "A
q present An amendment was submitted to
the rver and harbor appropriation bill appro-
pristing $4,000 towards defrayins the cost of
the ice harbor 1t the mouth of the Muskinsum
nvef. Ohio. Memorial services were then held
IN honor OF Representatives Schleicher and
Quinn. Adjourned.
The House went into committee of the whole
on the census bill, and after several amend
ments being presented, and considerable dis
and teekssosss. Cpca e -, uahoaa o. 2euss
~sss tass scoaisSss - IL vhsis q - II,
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Reading Aloud.

There ia no one source Of instruction and
amusement that is so ricn and fruitful a.
the habit of reading aloud in the family.
and there is scarcely any one more neglect
ed. Much complaint is often made by
parents that their children are not taught
to read well in school, and complain, is
made and blame Is thrown upon teacher
because when. occasionally. a child Is call
ed upon 10 read, II does 80 without fluency.
But how unreasonable such complaint.
when We consider the necessarily short
time permitted 20 each pupil in public
school for practice in the art of reading
Fuse in reading comee by practice. and
the necessary time for sueh practice cannot
reasonably he expected 10 u gwen
in school hours. The home Is the place
where this art should be practieed, and
arrangements for time and place must de
pend mostly upon the mo,hers.
II is the habit OF many excellent parents
TO give the first evening hour up 10 the
Younger children. The childrens hour
has come 10 have beautiful significance.
and has been made the theme Of the poet .
pen. If il were possible TO devote the next
hour Of the evening 10 reading aloud II
would be well Of course. the restless lit
tie ones who would not be interested
should be sent 10 bed or 10 the nur-ery.
but children Of FIVE and siI years can be
taught 20 listen with great pleasure and
profit ~ good reading And what spien-
did discipline for the boy from ten 30 four
teen years Of age 10 require him 10 read.
or listen 10 reading. for an hour every
evening. There - such a wealth Of esster-
tanning and instructive books now that
are 20 admirably adapted for family read
ing tina. there IA no excuse for any family
not being supplied With them. There may
be a great saving Of tune. too. ny having
one read aloud. The mother and sb-
t.rs may have their sewing. knitting or
darning and pursue their work while
drinking IN knowledge and pleasure.
But time and trouble may he necessary
20 form such habit IN family. or 70 reap
benefit from it, But VIVA, Of IL A family
cannot he raised rightly without troaiIe
rood habit. Of any kind cannot be formed
except by line upon line and preoep. upon
preceps Here comes in the fore and
rover Of the good mother. She u 10 sno
must plan and arrange for such work- She
must bold the restless Children and young
toIks steady 20 the ucrk. She mus. ses
that annoying interruption. are no. pr
mi,ted. She mus. keep the interest con
.tantly growing If,bs only p~r~~rsres IN
this. II she only forms the hzhs, IN beg
children Of reading aloud. abe vail b re-
varied By thsir progress IN The Ar Of
reading. bJ th. rich fanf Of information
which abe and sbey vail acquire. and sss
rill add gresf influence To sho~e vhiea
20 70 form IN The Young a noble character
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27

Old Major Throckmor.on, keeper of the
Gait House, in Louisville, is dead. He
was a good old man and Kentucky to the
bone. When Dickens came to his house,
IN 1916. the Major gracefully and hospit-
ably addressed him thus, while the as
sembled crowd looked on with admiration
akin to enthusiasm: mr.. Dickens We
are glad to welcome you. We know you
and admire you, and will reckon it Il
privilege to be allowed TO extend to YOU
the Inequalities Of the metropolis OF Ken
lucky. As your especial host, beg that
you will command me for any service in
nv power to render" Mr.. Dickens re-
ceiyed this with frigid stare. when ]
need you, landlord" he said. pointing to
the door, II Will ring" The next mo-
ment the Distinguished author was half
way ont Of the window. the Majors boot.
under his Goa. tail and numerous kentuck-
Ians holding the Majors coat tail. for the
Major viewed insults from a strictly Ken
tucky point of view. and the only mention
of thi. incident in the American Notes
il that Dickens saw a pig roofing in the
streets Of Louisville, which proves that
great novelists are more careful about
their fiction than their facts
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Nsshsv.s ~ . ssrsAsi s'ssfy.

rr>-, NJ Day &C. ss>>si " cr>nssr c11n--[
Ain Wolf. Of Day.on. and Jennie Ed
rAsis. Of Cincinnati, we're married near
the o,y lat evening BY Rev. William
G4rr.,en. q Dunksr preacher. after m 81
perirDoe seldom known 20 bridal par;sss.
rhsy Ief, the eIsy Aster darn 70 a o.rsiAs<
fos the ministers shieh vzs tfEr-s rsiles
Distant The nigh; SO imp>D~sfz.iy da,s
and ven windy. In passing a bzrr0v
p.ortion u the road. ubs,s sA<re v.s q
hezry erEb4nkmen;. one oftbe bors~s siIp-
ped and boss fell over. dragging the cur
rax~ zhef thru and rolling INTO The errs.
as.1u. thirty fss. bslov. Tbs driver 80
esyed uifbos; t-1nx injured. xsd trzn~-
ais;siy ven. 10 the r~-c1~ Il his p>ssn-
gin. sbo Ger. przriy ssrzsss~d hs<ose
;h~y ooaid ges cot a tie ou>eh- Tia; lay
% IL ssd< IN tn ssrszz- !, y q rsnxx-
ss,le esrr1sra.sxnce that no< ans a thr par
~ rs<ssss-i more than s.ssht nfznss.
sh,ssh al ver. ses 20 The skrs- 1k> hzr-
f.e.s sa< Gu, frosa the korses. The AnsnAis
hing sezriy drDvbea. and ibs esfsss
pazsy scashi r~fssv ]. the sesr-ss saose.
Obtained tbssf 1s.ssssssz, ves~ ezsry5s1 na1
rssszzsd 10 fhs ei1 sssss os<s5Ssa ezsss
saev.
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A Boy Of Comparisons.
Hrur the Lo<d1e Trata

Brne, me Lnrlo q Ar1t1
1t was a calm still night; soft air
played caressingly with the ,ressss Of a
lovely girl. and the moon shed its gentle
ray ever the radiant brow Of her lover.
Her small brother. meanwhile. just home
for the holidays, vas accidentally wander
ing IN quest Of bat IN the neigaborhsod,
when BE- heard the voices Of his sister ar d
her betrothei. Prompted 10y the natural
curiosity Of youth. he fingered 70 hsten.
After few inartiealafe nurmGrs he b.
came conscious ofthe sound Of osculatlo, /,
and enjoyed his position exceedingly. l. :
ter in the evening he met the pair a. ter.
IL heard you kiss Fred be abruptly r.
marked 10 his sister What do ycu
mean. you rude bow cred the svee;
y.ri turning SCARLET oh, It's no use de-
nying If. replied her brother; ''yoa can
-ammnu me. ] know the sound, 700
know: II was Just ike q coz sailing ber
Ecof out az mndhole. This 10 an N
stance which vas odiocs-
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CRIME.
A WOLF N SLEEPS CLOTHING.

A special to the Memphis Ardlanche
from Starksville. Miss. says: d. II. Montgop,-
cry, member of the firm of s. 4. Moutgom-
cry 4 Co.. absconded . few days since with
several thousand dollars, including 5000
county funds, which had been deposited in the
safe BY the treasurer. 500 belonging to ID. NJ.
College, 81 600 borrowed Of two widows, and
other smaller amounts- He was accompanied
by . dashing belle of Starksville county, The
treasurer has attached everything available
Montgomery il highly connected and . PROM
inent member of the Baptist church. leaving 4
devoted wife and two children. When last
heard from the guilty parties were in New
Orleans. Efforts for his arrest are being made
CAN'T AGREE.
A private telegram from Moberly. Mis-
sour. Saws the jury in the case of HAYDEN
Brown. indicted for killing his mother-in-law
Mrs. Parish. July = year ago. WAS discharged
they standing equally divided between hang
ing and acquiiiaL Judge Burchhardt sent
them back three times. hoping 10 dispose of
the case. Browns attorneys mainly based
their defence on the plea Of insanity.
BLOODY FIGHT.
A difficulty occurred at jacksonville,
Mississippi, between Col. Holman. DR.. Lovrey.
DR.. Walker and Mr.. Arnold. The fight began
BY Holman shooting Lowrey. Arnold then shot
Holman, wounding him. and then shot and
killed walker and was himself in turn sho, by
Holman Arnold and Lowrey have since died
Holman was arrested.
Bopr sxArcHIxe.
Five bodies were stolen from the dead
house n ST. Eus:ache, Quebec-
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er-n thu Ceo-ss IHnss-
An attempt 10 now making 20 teach the
Colorado indians agriculture. An agency
ha. been established on the White ursr,
farm. marked off. and seeds. books. i'm
elements and all ard. 20 agricultural ir-
strue.ions introduced. The experiment
Ia, no. been very successful thus FAR. bg,
/, NAV ~ tina. too much has been erpecs-
ed Ages Of nofnadlc life have bird a die
ike 81 any regular OF permanent oceupa'
tion. which cannot be- overcome IN year
or two. Douglas. chief 81 the trsbe. has
become an arden; believer IN the i'~psh'
Of agriculture 10 his People. and - dong
IN, utmost 10 enoourag. and further u
among them. ia Colorado irrigation -
neoe.sary to farming. and much lzisr %
required % bring water ~ canals 70 the
growing crop. The iaiSs, rsposts frorn
the Whit river agency arr that Dosgi.s
and .sen.s. av. o. nis tril.s bad IN tre
~e.k. dug a canal sII 10 ,en Jet uids add
four fest deep. and were stlii dfligsnily 1t
work. Th~y were zsersr b bey1nnsng.
but they have grown ford o. : The re-
sral tublic ~Ili feel ins<res;s'i IA the ressk
a the experiment. II the l. 4 ans ezs h
p~rsuased % Adcys and pss-Ds ssrirul-
.ur-. tbe rerSd Indian gses:isn ~.li sn<
te very far from SOLUTION. DosaiAs %
fesrs,~rtesf g a nan 81 arEsa<l sntlil-
genoe. r~s-pssac.i,. and Erus a ohsr>e-
Ter. 20 have the good u his r--oyss -
much al hsars. and b srsrcsss sseh tnsss
euee over .b-sn. tina. .hrre 70 ls.son n
believe TIA. The Colorado ahysisp1ss vlii
IN tim@ embrace fssns of the -sFs ksd
tsrpui.s 0. civilization.
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CASUAL
DOWN TO DRAfH-

An accident at Duncline's bridge in
Alabama. Ga the Selma. Rome & Dalton rail
rosd. The bridge. having been injured by
high water, broke through with . passing pas
sener train. which fell hfty feet into the water
the engine pasaing over . man named Evans.
of Selma, killing him instantly. NJ Stanton.
superintendent Of the rosd. Wa fatally injur-
ed, Conductor White badly hurt and AL the
psaseners more OF leo injured. A loaded boz
car with sixty bales of cosson. mail baggage
end expesss earn sed one coach axe totAlly
b111s6 h bldg - Dsgfsssly sesssa- rss
sosas - ~ vsssi - hsagsFsDfae
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27

The posters at East Liverpool are put.
ting things IN shape in anticipation Of an
unusually brisk spring trade They think
that the outlook for general revival Of
business is bitter EOS than II has teen
for yea1. Mary Of them vii. during the
eom;ng spnrs .ad summer. bsid sxtsn-
sivs s4aileps "a their Vegip.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A NAVAL SCANDAL

The rumored elopement of Lieut..
Fletcher, of the U. s. navy, and Miss Bailey, .
young lady of Baltimore, and the accomplish
ed daughter of Mrs. Bailey, proprietress of a
fashionable boarding house, which became
noised about, excited much interest. The
lieutenant left his wife and two children be-
hind, and they have gone to their relations in
Washington. The runaway couple are sup
posed to be in New York.
srTKA sUocoR.
A portland dispatch says the latest ad-
vices from Port Townsend are that the Z. s.
revenue cutter WolcOtt had taken on board q
large supply of provisions and was about
ready to start for Sitka. The vessel was very
inadequately provided with arms and ammu-
milton, and much difficulty was experienced in
obtaining small arms. The commander of the
could get, as the cutter had none.
BIG LAW SUIT.
The suit of Michael L. Hitler against
the Burlington 4 Missouri River Railroad
company, to recover sll4,000 for alleged
breach of contract, was commenced in the
United States circuit court in New York.
The plaintiff claims that he was engaged to
look after the settlement of Mennonites along
the line of the road. the contract to last five
years. The company presents . counter claim
for $31 900 damages.
U. g. BONDS.
The secretary of the treasury has issued
the seth call for redemption of $40 bonds of
'65, consOls of 60 to the amount of $50, 100000
principal, and interest be paid on and after
the 18th of May next, when interest ceases.
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When boy dos something funny anS
VOC laugh ct II. he VII invariably <sy
dong is o. o. 80 sinss more a. yc1 es-S
70 tneeh Nm 3s~a vysh se0eshsAS,
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Nsv usshsS ~ rtssfiss Tes~srseA Sslss-
n


A nsv and improved astsea n plzsssss
Telegraph poe, hzs recently ts~s disecs-
ered anS .fi~d WITH sseeess. Tho g-oosi
hing sssksd "a a, atss-aos - s.Sost 80
f-sf ap~rs. q azn s.xr.s "A vyth . tn<ss4,
ful a four-oanre ezrtssaS-s containing tbs
vond~rfsi ner srpiassse snovn az 'slse-
.r.e powder and vith = esDv-e.s IN hs
bad. A t.ols is pasehsif from fs7r - sss
f.ss VITA The bar. IL zf-v niss.>s. and .
eAs.y1dss 6rsyy~d 70 the askssss vsfh
sas~ hxs.sd vS.h . nst<k. In~ o5>vstes
.A~s vain 70 NE s~s, st@xs. tsfors s>s<s-
IN. vk,1A iov. dali s,ssd - bard b.
ard. a sols sf>szs The aszn-<>r a sos-
.s.rr.f hzs ts~>n hlDvn N The ssossd 70
.s> sS<sh II fs-sr or tse fs~s. zsd sk< vsst
. folless ed up by . gag n sn~a sso ptas;
The yolss IN tk< hei>s thus na,*~. 81 q
u..k xYzvss AID szssh. ssa In 20 - ooss-
49, IL ru.sa~rs ses vhas sos. - vrzfar-
ssed vssk ,s.- bar. - 90 ary. ios=s. sssy.
rr.ssa. slate ~ hosd>rs if<vvsta. tss t-sS
ezz b. .ns>-1e<t. lie <d~<f 10 ske sane
A xsss Of soar zssz. vita shs psiss dsisy.
ersd a tss s-vssS-oss ssza " kAzss sd
sks.s 70 es~<s the posss .zs .asp sAsn-
pat 20 srss. 100 70 10 rslrs dsy q sss
Sozrs esd. re s<~s. t1~svfass, Il sss
pes ssd iE2s.ssi rsanes . sbesa TO.
skssds ~ siaa fks srds.asg seessa =
Oassan0 s6aUsVh DssoI DsS~ peasess
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FOREIGN
TROUBLE IN SONORA.

A San Diego dispatch to the San Fran
cisco Union, special from Tucson this evening,
Gays: A private letter from . reliable citizen
of Sonora, dated Magdalena, Jan. 10, says l
have returned from Wres this week, and am
perfectly satisfied that . revolution has COM
menced. We know Serena has pronounced in
Alamas, but no further news has reached us.
We are in hopes Federal troops will interfere
and stop the revolution.
COLLAPSED.
The trades council and the laborers' del
egates At the consultation in Liverpool advised
the men to accept the masters offer of arbitra-
ton. The strike has practically collapsed,
and lAbUrers are resuming work in large num-
beis. The sailors continue to hold out. About
5000 wesvers are ont of employment At Mac
clesfeld on account of the depression in trade.
OUTLOOK AT CALCUTTA.
There was slight fall OF rain in the
Punjaub, but not sufficiently to appreciably
benefit the crops or diminish the risk of fam
inc, which is imminent unless rain falls with
in fortnight. In Oade and the northeast
provinces the situation is equally a bad,
and there is also some complaint from Bengal
BIG FAILURE.
The Augsburg AHgemeinc Zeitung re-
ports that panic prevails at Revel in conse-
quence of the failure of the mercantile house
of Eggers & Co., with liabilities of one million
silver rOubles-
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27
roCyDKRED.

The Spanish steamship Louisa, hence
with cattle, foundered ninety-hve miles from
Galveston. The crew returned after four Days
exposure in an open boat.
srEANKR LOST.
The British steamer Zanzibar, Capt.
Page, from New York January 18th for Glss-
gov. and not since heard from. il regarded -
lost with all on board.
FATAL EXPLOSION.
An explosion at the Katahdin iron works,
Bangor, Maine. killed John Walker and
Mathew Ryan.