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Decoration. Day.

General orders No. Q have been is-
sued from headquarters department
Of Pennsylvania Grand Army Of the
Republic, Philadelphia, May IA, 1881,
rs follows:
In compliance with rules and reg
ulItions and existing orders, Monday
May Goth, will be observed as Memo
rial day, throughout this Department.
As we are called upon to devote but
one day of the year, to rendering tri-
butte TO the memory of our dead com.
rades, it is expected that upon that
day the pursuits and cares of daily life
will be- put aside. aud that every com
fadc of the order will participate in
the solemn and impressive services,
showing to the world that with us at
least, the memories OF our dead com
panions In arms, have not grown dim
with passing years, and that we, who
through the dispensation of Provi-
dence, have been permitted to sur
vive them, fully appreciate the priv
ileges we enjoy.
Let the exercises OF the day be so
arranged and conducted, as to reflect
no discredit upon our organization,
and prove that with the Grand Army,
Memorial Day IL not one of merriinent
or festivity, but "a day, when the
mind of the American soldier, Is given
to sober thoughts and earnest acts, as
pure and as patriotic, as those that
moved him. when he enrolled himself
as as a volunteer soldier of his coun-
try, and went forth to battle for it's
honor and the perpetuity of its in
stitutions. As the associations of the
day are sad and its memories sacred,
may its iiluenccs be ennobling and
elevating, melting in each, pur-
er and more generous patriotism.
Our Nation readily joins with us in
paying our annual floral tribute to
the Nations dead, believing that
their lives We're part OF the terrible
ransome paid for the present exis.
tence of the Government Of our peo-
pie.
In localities in the State. where
there is no Post of the Grand Army IL
is hoped that the citizens thereof. will
assume the duty of decorating the
graves of all soldiers buried in their
vicinity.
Throughout the grand old State OF
Pennsylvania, let not II sing soldiers
grave, however humble, be unadorned
with flowers, ON the evening OF May
30th.
Forms of decoration ceremonies cnn
he had upon application to the AS
sistant Adiutlnt General.
As a matter of interesting inforina-
tion nnd for the purpose of future use
Il report should he M H. on the
blanks furnished, Of the location OF
each cemetery and the number Of
graves, which have been decorated by
the Post or by other organizations.
BY command of ,IoHN TAYLOR, De
partlncnt Commander.
j. NJ. NANDERsLGCE
Assistant Adjutat General.
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Committee Mectinl.

The Committee men OF the different
districts met in the room over 4. X.
GIFTS Book store, in Middaburc, on
MondGy. May. %, TO count the vote OF
the primary Election held on Saturday
previous and transact such other busi-
ness ns was found necessary.
On motion it was agreed to elect
conferees FOR district Judge, to he in
structed by new Committee. The fol
lowing were elected !. G. Burns, DR..
A. NJ. Smith, and W. VI. wittenmyer.
a vote OF thanks was rendered the
Chairman and secretary, for their re
5 spective duties as officers OF Standing
committee.
Adjourned to meet on Saturday,
June II, 1881, for organization.
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West End.

The Republican Primary election
passed oil very decently. though con
siderable interest was manifested for
the candidates.
Bark pealing and hauling occupies
the farmers aud laborers time at
present.
Farmers complsin ahort the corn
crop, some about it rotting, others
about the cat worm.
Beniamin Hoffman. David Baker and
JOS. ID. Csh are putting up new: Barn,
ut present. Mr.. HoTman has also re.
modelled his house.
Amo. Wagner and PAilip Will are
putting up nov dwelling houses in
Mcclure, AMI Mrs. jacob Bomgardner
near CO.grsvs H.ll is also putting up
new house.
Hassinger, Walter T. Co. have NOV.
ed their steam Saw mill to Mcclure to
saw 'imber on lands Of ]. IL. Howell
John Haley Of al.
Jacob Miller has obtained a license
to sell tobacco and cigars ~, his home
in Mcclure. He intends tn have con
Dictionaries, connected with il. This
is step in tho right direction as our
Mcclure tobacco and candy deslsrs
need oppsihon to keep high price,
down, and we know Hr. Miller will
sell shing, At an hos.h price. Fitch in
old Jacob, yon will gain the day.
Tho Mcclure C1rnst S,nJ contem-
plate q pic mic on next saturday th
2ssh aud 10 connect cake walk witt
it for the beneat Of Band. The Band
is frt improving. It is ,only about
eight moaths since its organization
They serenaied all tho dsar cAulijases
that stopped over night in Mcclure
/ for an object visible to all. Thinking
I may be trespassiog upon The spac,
Of your worthy columns we bid adiet'
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The latest scientific sensation is
the el"ctrophone, and The result Of
au interesting experiment prots it
TO be far Superior to the telephone.
a conversation, by the cable cor,
meeting England and France vt Dov.
e. and Calais, took place the other
day, which resulted successfully.
Not only was the voice of the speak =
er plainly audible, bat the listener at
the one end was perfectly able to
distinguish by the mere tones Of the
voice the person who was speaking
nt the other Other experiments
were made with the apparatus in the
confusion prollnel by the Working
of several machines. aud the voice Of
the speaker was heard as plainly as
though be had been in the same
room. The inventor claims that it
Is Just a. easy to talk across tho
Atlantic as from one room to uuoth-
or. Tho success Of the experiment
opens mp vistas of the possibilities Of
rapid communication that few
years ago would have belonged to
the relms Of dreanlaud alone.
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Grateful Woman.

None receive so much benefit. and
mono are SO profoundly grateful and
show such an intercs, in recommcd- =
ing Hop Bi,tcrs ~ women. It il the
only remedy peculiarly adapted to the
many ills the sex is almost universally
subject to. Chlls aud fever, indigcs-
ton or deranged liver, constant or
periodical sick headache, weakness in
the back or kidneys, pain in the
-honlders and different parts Of the
body, feeling Of aSsitudc and des
pondency, are oil readily removed by
these Bitters. Coudni.
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Conkiina and P,att Resil1.

Great excitement was occasiDnsl
in the U, 5. Seuate by the reading Of
two letters from the clerks desk.
communicating the Intelligence OF
tue resignation Of Senator's Conk I.
lug anI platt, OF New York. The
excitement was SO Intense that the
whole Senate broke up into groups.
II is to be supposed that Conkling
took this step in order to secure a
vindication OF his course against
Robertson by recollection TO tue
Senate. Neither Conkling or
Platt were on the floor OF the Senate,
and in the absence Of any anthorita-
tive explanation from them, the mo.
tive aud meaning OF their resigna.
ti'.ns are left subject to mere specu-
la'ion aud conjecture. President
Garfield was appraised Of the con-
temp'stsd rssiguetioss aod expected
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Secretary Windom's plan OF fund
ing Ave and six per cent, bouds in
TO 81 per cents, is q complete sue.
cess
The new version Of tho Bible has
been published, aud our boos sellers
will donbtle.s have it on sale in a
lew days.
The bill 30 convert the Huntiogs
drn pen.eatiary into a reformatory
institution, passed second read ing il
the Senate on Tuesday.
J.mos A. G,rield, OF Ohio, ia
President OF the United States
Senators TO 10 member this fact.
Mrs. H,r6,ll. vile Vt tho Pre,i
dent.is very low with fever and gray,
10 ,rs wore entertaiuo | aboat her re,
oovery, bnt :hs latest intelligence re-
ports her c,ai tion as more favor
able. although shs ia ut yet on: OF
dagger.
Six hundred tons, or over ten mil
lion bananas. nrrivei ut New York
on Tues lay, in u singlo vessel ].
...Coniuctors on the Lehigh
Valley railroad aro subject to al cx-
animation every quarter in the
year.
80. There is corner in the
Honesdale potato market on account
OF very large shipments by rail to
the IN .rkets.
80. While lady was in store at
Hdzleton sle gave birth to four chill.
dren-all dead / ut one, whi ch lived
but few minut OF
49,. Two hundred ani forty-seven
arrests for various degrees OF crimo
were male by the police in Bradford
during tho month of April.
....I locust post was dug up in
Easton a few days ago in sound
condition. 1t was set there over 100
years ago as part ofa hotel sign
post.
.... There was mad COW in
Frackville, Schulykill county, last
Friday, which swept the streets Of
the village for several hours, every
one fearing to 60 abroad,
ILL cost tho city OF Elnira to
support iis paupcrs last year 81
93l,96 W'liiarnsport SIG, ,to0,GS.
Tho senate hus passed the
bill to permit woman to practico law
in this state.
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A wealthy resident OF England,
who was formerly PhilaisIphian.
has offered to have conveyed at hi.
own expense, the remains Of Wm.
Pom for ro interrmsnt ut Phil,lsl.
phia l. w1rllb1 a. We, pc h.p,.
to allow tho dust OF Penn to rsSt in
the qniet English churchyarl where
i. has slept for mora thsn century
and n half but the rem >r.l apposrs
to be determined upon with the
consent Of Penn's heirs. Tho pro
jsctors Of the movtneut desire some
recognition Of the event by the state
Of Pennsylvania. and the Legislature
last week passed the necessary rcso-
lu'i)ns commending ths project 10
everybody, and our English cousins
particularly.
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Nasty in Europe.

Petroleum V. Nashy proposes TO do
Enropc. and will wri,ea series of let
,.rs for the Croielo, o. W'cS}iy Bidds,
commencing this month. !Is viii un>
douh,rily give the american public
some rich reading. The 'Iect'y BiuHe
will be sent to any address three
months for - cents, inrluing an ele.
CANT large portrait Of ID. r. Locke
(Na>hyl. See advertisement in anoth.
rr column.
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Governor lloyt. on the 10th inst .
appointed Howard ]. Reeder, IT
E"ston, additional Law Judge OF Tho
Third Judicial District. (Notth1np.
ton county, containing 70,3l6 Of
popnlatiJn.) erected by act Of th.
Legislature NJ tho prcsen. session,
md the Senate confirmed the ap-
pJiutmeut.
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Reports state that in Europe as
we'll rs 10 the United States small
pox is unusually prevalent. The
heavy tile OF emigration to this
country scatters widely the loaih.
some 3is,aso; anl whilst ia the
coirso # transit immigrants c,nnJt
be isolated 30 ~ to present it from
becOminR cnntnrinna.
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The big, new locomotive adoringly
named by railroai,rs long legged
TO- on Tuesday OF last week ran
from Philadelphia to New York. n
distaure OF eighty nine miles. in
ninety five minutes. This WAS at
the rate of seventy miles an hour.
The engine was built as an experi-
ment. aud has an enormous steam
pressure
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Parents who allow their children to
grow mp with scrofulous humors burst-
ing from every pore are guilty Of u
great wrong. Think Of them pointed
ont rs branded with loa,hsome dis
ease, and you will readily procue them
the Cuticurs Remedies.
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4 NeH Treatment.

The Goilca Eirir Of Lifs, icondeyfh cures
you have Consumption. and would
know thar your cough can hs made loose
and casy-Iieciic Pcaver nnl Nights Sweats
checked n - hours; innsmmaticoisken
nut oi Lungs .ni air passages ~ oncs (:
that you eau hs made To gain . to T.
pounds nj healthy flesh per week IL you
have Cs'srrh. dyspepsia. Sick Ile.d,che.
Jeart Disease, Liver Compliant, Nervous
Debility. Seminal Wcasness or Sprrms>
totrhnra, loss Of sexual power in either
sex from any cause II you have soy
form ofnsryous weakness. losing Sash or
wasting swsy anl would know Of m In, &.
mediate relief aui certain cure for many
Of The teversst cases ia \ short time
new Tsihod With now sssnts TO- faiien
every body, in,iaorSis an1 make strong
and hs,lthy the ms't hopeless ca.ss. ucu
this out sni wri'o At once for particulars,
te II. 4 DlSPENSARY, Berriu SpruCs.t
Mich. July %. 'So.iy.
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Secretary Window having .nc-
ceeied in arranging for rc'lnilns
thy six per cent, bonds matur,og This
year ut 2 per cent. is now at work
on tho Eve per cents With every
prospect OF success.
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The Republican press Of the State
"a generally favorable t, tue pr-si
den. in the attitude he hi. assumed
in his contest with Senator Cons.
linz.
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Among the !litt!e items of personal
comfort and economy are Ayers Pills.
They are the ready remedy which de-
feat many disorders. IL taken in sea-
son, and should be kept in every tam-
ily
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Half the Ills of human life proceed
from ~ torpid and d'orjered liver.
Submit to them no longer while "Sel.
lers" Liver Pills" will cure you quick
ly. Price 25c.
May, 10, 81.
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Eighteen couuties in Kinsns re.
port that the wheat crop this year
viii he tho biggest e,or inovn.
What the pru-pects in The 9th er
connties are. j. ~. stlte I.
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7 h 9 ? 0S t
middleburg, NAY rs, 1891 |
J. GROUSE. sdilor q propre Or.

Oom,oiesiInor Ran,n esiiul o.
that the Internal revcuue receipts
this yeir viii lyycey,ts hS,Is To-
million dJllTI morl TIM h,,
yoar.
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PORTRAIT OF Mr.. LOCKE

IN slze and style similar TO the ono n Presi-
dent uArhsli which we Issuai last lsa1i mar,
IL viii not be png upan tho nsrkot aflsi. Rnd
can only be had by Subscribers 10 tos$LARs.
Those desiring these isttsresc@vTsss and
tho portrsit, VIII d, we'll 70 send s}<lr ordeps
early. We shall print an sxtra sdl(I'u. 10 u
sble to send back numbers, but the fu,ply Will
doubtless DO exhausted in month. send youS
ordsrf immediately. l-l VI
rpssinssn Copies OF the BLADE mailed 70
ssy address upon sppiiJstion, Send your
yAtscri. .<!ou ~ 6acA. A4dtns
Ji.SnE e.. I
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Hon, Stanley Matthews Of Oiio
has been confr mel as Judge oi tie
Snprens Cnurt o. the United
States, by maiorit- Of ono vote.
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NASBY in EUROPE.

Nay iith Hr. ID x. Losss. (R,v. PstroisuI
v. Nsinv) rAtioa for ssspps, hs the plrpos, Of
contributing sssriss NJ Lsttsvs ~ tsN Boz LsDs
NLADs. rssss isttsss wtil roFsr q Psfto uf
sis 70 iIths, roiams1etsg Ilis ist
fhey VII os sri'tsa IL w. Nas1S', pee iilsr
vain, aud viii bo - ltvoiy 80 he caa mlks .hsa
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The
Toledo Weekly Blade

70 the LARGE ST Political snd ramiiy Varsr
In tie United safes. and In addition 10 this
lecture, contsias dozen othsrs, sooSn N ssd
approved ny IN sjoyt.y oftns fsailiss 10 sv.
cry STATE and Territory.
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Nasty Por trait Free

Every subscriber 70 the BtAps durlss the
publication Of Mr.. Loekes European Lsttsrs,
Tor either thrse or six msnths viii rocsirs nse
ot chArgs . splendid iff
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\ al ditiSlsDl Locals.

The epiz1oty has made its appear.
snce in ihe western part OF the state.
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Terms

For Three Months, post Paid, 50c,s.
For Six Months, {" St.OC
, 1881-08-16
Great Excitement Caused by
Their Depredations in
:, New Mexico.
People Organizing and Taking
Matters into Their Own
Hands.
Tho Hostile snvages Destroying
Everything In Their
Path.
Two Kansas university Professors
1Aa. Very Porilous Po-
sition,

sptetai pispateh to 7Ns ch.ecoo Tribune.
soconno, N. 81, Auy. 16.-Great excitement
still continues, and this afternoon meeting wua
bold ut tho plaza FOR the purpose Of orsaulzinRa
company to hght the lndlans. Tho people huvo
takon tho thing in their uwn hands, and intend
pushing matters through, md money hRs bocn
satsod to equip tho companyfor thirty days.
Five Of tho victims Ut yesterdays massacre
;wero buried this murnng.
Everything along tho path OF the rods has
boon sazod, stock stolen, und tho people muir
derod. The Indians arc scattered in several
bands OF from ten 10 Nifty each, aud by their 1c-
ttons arc thought to hc preparing for general
war.
prots. Bnow md Smith, Of the Kansas State
University, nrc campcA noar Watnr Cnflon, and
fenr, Is entertained Of thsir Safety, rs nothing
has been heard of thom for several days, and tho
mountains aso said to 10 full of tho rod dovlts.
II ths Ws.tsrs Assoetatsd Prxss
WARRINGTON. D. G., Aug. 11.-private adv!uos
received hpro to.day report a threatened Stain
pole at sooorro. New Moxioo, by tho Apacho
Indians, and request that troops bo sent imnc-
latGly+ The Secretary Of tho Interior and
General of tho Army have been consulted on
tho subject, md d response sent to SoDofro stat
Ing that tho available military force in thAt
toonltty should 10 sufficient to prov0ut my out-
break, ind TINT It waA doomed unnecessary to
order any additional troops thure. -,
, 1881-08-16
nSs 'Ss GS I p0ts%i;tG tssy T to rret1,p hut a. oo.
aseas Father thst .s1 "ss' ssrSsS IT.: IT. IL. l.
NOTES.


IoHpiflOH 0F THE ci,on,
WAs'tiSaT'S, D. T.. Aug, ls"r,
paftmotlt OF Agriculture to-mo,.aoe d.
isss'e report on Tho condition Of fa,"w -. Will
wheat, corn, and tobacco crops NJ r,e Spring.
inonts o. tho condition Of t,oso c,aan ne stale.
cotvcA from correspondence ~ fsps ,s,p II r.
mont, favc not as vet boon tnltv ",s y. nepatt-
Willie Motfilng oillctat cau to nj, ~, ,!'oaated.
believed tho report will show tha thaasa' t. Il Is
III tho crop Ut spring whoat will mi i,"sim9 oa
m was Eononllfy nntioipatct; ai.o ,s ~ 10 fsses
oroase f corn In tho West viii to ,.a .as taa d..
Feutotf. hut Id tho Boutb TINT N. taaA et.
unusually small ono. Tho tnhacco1p vi b Ia
ahoWe decreased yIold. "Sso crop ssS
DEATH OF L1eur. JAMES rnArr
TnS IT, W9r Oopartmsnt has received ,ntot,-
of the Twenty.fth' ta'aas;rv' James Pssss
T. H. S%s D's'' LIEUT., Il roft f.. sss ss:sss
@ te@oa ,ho ono eIfs; iiandroJ' Z saa IT, l. e. g.
Illinois noatmoht AZ private. md shht..se'enta
inter ho wae inAdo q First. LIsussH0s1ss,t -.
EiEhty seventh Rogtmoht of.coIornd tsat tsat Ia ~
fooa a Toeq64 soyns tno fank Of Gspt. I'D " II
Lieutenant IN tho Forty-arst it, !, .. Second
md d Flrst:tcutcnaut IN isS7' fssGitEy II isy 70 LID
transferred 10 tho Twenty t1rst tufsan1l - ~ b w
HALFWAY MA11rsEtv1cE coyvr.r,.,.
~ Tho Division gupcrinton.lou.s of ths ~ Ti...
atatSs Hallway Service mot to-slay ana 9ha!ts haas
uothol OF hoattng postal cars III WHY. sont
not endanger tho burning Of tha rss 4, 1nas Tl
ncGlieut to tho train. ea' ID cass d
SUPERINTENDENT CAnLfsLE r. p4rr.,,u
of tho Coast suryley, ,ct to. day at bis ,a.a,s,
tDroutwood|, near this city. AN seafoeacs
eEc1ETAny LINCOLN.
now ID NOW York, is oxpoctod here to.morrnx
, 1881-08-16

tio,, . ,as whole tnoyomont.. Ifo rexardSa
uai trankGoss snd emphasis prooIn!mod ia sontl.
S9ot & s|s ID RI tsns . ~, Wis 6%y;,;!f; il
was cvon moro pronounced IN her 'nnnlfcsta-
bofn ot Ct syhy e sHn . # t9rD ho
soeSi. reisions e. Mr. lsosbb. nit vhsti
The War was oyor, ha hastoi,o.l TO heal tho
ola symrSit,es ,afli aifootions far tho goutd.
Atnol.E ino llrst Of blu ndyancaa toxnrtl ttis
esnse lie se mi ~ Nons, ses snR 10 "Ses
.ho a1lti ass.,nia!e. WtnhtoW and i.nnlnr, sul1-
9ary #, ~ G wf sS sa ~ wq r,1 10
Natsaal ba,ks of tho uiio1. @ Tba p'iIi.ls aid
street, was his own design ind labor. Mr.. it,bG,
hQwoyer, was a proud and eotlstt!vo man, and
n!tsntnrrpected certnln n,a1Ifcalattons ul projn:
par'nn',est ic,'tcasen VIII oar SS oty 70 Which
fa,ntr viii, Viii bis @ groat s.safuinuss and val,ie IL
BIZ ast services III toha'f Of hor interests and
nf dotllcstlu ttattro with bis raalttcnco IN Nov
Or!ea,s. flls dalEhtor'a marriage to a spantsh
nre aresa Tho e 9so Eoor IT
bis assocIntu In tho ifAVann Qhs-WorKs ontor-
prise, sEainst aLs y!olett @ t. Opposition, 9rougbt
Freyuusly ombarrassetl h's sottleIients With bis
rc't9rs attsr ST. the p srs ot S Tac spnns
Of her deeoasctl inuthor'a community ineoross
Our community system, IN hia autobiographtcal
sketch N. Wednesdays edition, was doubtless
fSySke 3 Sss ~ S e 'sFsss II: s,s sfsS f Ss %
ard aGrIlity 70 bis ,,,uunets ahd 9!,i,vo.sat!on Ii
, 1881-08-16
One OF the'sMissouri Train. Rob.
bers Attempts to Break =
j Va;t. y.
Five Bodies to Be Exhumed at Ian,
caster, n, T., for ohomioal
Analysis. -.
Two Men Committed for the Murder Of
Jennie, cfancr at New
q 1lavcns
The Boston 0otton-s -swindlers Exam
inod and Held for Trial.

;, THE LAUDEnMAN MURDER.
81. Louis, Mo-. AUG. 15.-pRtrlok Early, or
"patsy," as hs Is. called, ono Of the buys ar
rested for tho murder Of W. u. Lhu1orinnn
last Fridny night, has confessed that he did
tho shooting, and ho. AMI tho other
boys say tho = circumstances which led
to It. aro- brloy: :, That thoy wero
that 1nu.ior1nnn was Id tho wtnorooh treating
Bono girls engaged III tho plaao. ,that thoy
"guyed" him, nud .he oallot them rats aud
tr1lnps, nnd applied 0th0r hntTt words to tho,n,
milking thotn ntgry: when I4uutlcrn,Mn loft Can-
terbury young Early, tho two Zachnritz buys,
and Mueller followed hiul, and when ut tho our-
nor OF Chestnut aud Sixth streets they askel him
whnt ho moant by calling thou, hnrr 1'nnlcs ut tho
thcntre. L.,Hlorn,an. they say, replied very
rs'11sniy. md Immediately pulled poltcotnan's
billy mt OF his pnckot and struck ono OF tho
xIchHrItx boya OIL the hBad, knocking mdown:
he t1on struck Enrly Il y1ancing blow On tho
head, md while attosnpt.n9 to strike him u seo-
ord tt1nu Enrly drcw pistol md iirctl.
Testimony ulvon ut thu Coronors intlMcst nbout
Lanaern, strktnx M OILY or. Ct te pS!tty On ths
by Wolf, who was hold us aouoasnry.
It !ppoars TINT local reporter of the ttkst-
tftAe Post was tho tirst peraoD % Eot Glow to tho
young son was ohanoo Wltness Of tho shooting,
and knew all or mont OF tho buys engaged In It.
This reporter thon consulted i reporter oil tho
Republican,, nn1 tito two worked tue case up
until o'clock this morning. when they laiil
their Information aud fAots boFore Acting Chief
woro found, urrostod. and locked up.
sr. Ioufs, Mo-, Aug. N-Warruuta wcro
Issued this Ovenngf0r Patsy Early, Louis Attel-
lsf; ;nsGar Aaohartz: a: E. zacahsitz; nnd Charles
man, Tho four lnst named will bo hold rs wit
t,osspa. tho actual eharKo OF mtlr1lcr bolng ,nn1e
only against Early. These boys b11nE to tho
hoodiam class, and, although not known NJ
criminals, arc rough and nnruly follows, and
rcady for 4 ROW Of any tltno. Early Is only II
ID orrand- boy Mt the Missouri Pacific ttalronl
ollsoes. Mueller Ia u ycars tld and has workod ut
the plumbing trade. William T.. Hacharltz Ia u
&lcrp lad of II yours, anu Oscar Iacharitz IL Ii
years old, and a paIntor by trade. -,