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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

CAN an editors hat be called the news
tile?
THE empty whisky barrel tells of de-
parted spirits.
Two souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that bill and coo;
He said: am DOR sugar plum,
Whose sugar plum Il or u.,s
SOME mems manuscript is more dill
cult to set up than rusty stove with ten
lengths Of pipe bought at auction. -Sy-
racuse Sunday Times.
THE school-boy win gloat for half a
day on the enigmas in a puzzle column,
but when he comes to get his regular
arithmetic lesson he considers it the
greatest bore on earth. Rome Sentinel.
THE NEW BABY.
new baby had recently arrived in the
And he who was baby before
Was so much elated by the event
That he constantly hung round the door;
Till, at last, they let him into the room
Where baby lay wrapped in f1annels so deft;
Then, slipping up close to the new one, he
.say, little Teller, how was bod when 90
How is this bud of poesy, from q ten
der Sabbath-school plant--a little gyurl
who is destined to fill country papers
and autograph albums waste-bas-
kets with her later efiiorescence:
Oh, what thing is loves
1t cometh from above,
And lighteth like a dove
On some
But some it never hits,
Except TO give them fits
And take away their wits
-, <'t@'--'
AN American in China writes: "Ev-
cry thing goes by contraries here"
Then China is the place for the Ameri-
can paragraphist. Just think of living
in a land where the servant-gir explodes
and blows up the oil-can; where, instead
of the mule kicking the man to death,
the man kicks the mule into oblivion;
and the chestnut tree falls from the boy
and breaks its limbs; and the gun is sent
to. Hngdomcome because it "didn't
know the man was loaded, and the ice
breaks through skater and is drowned;
and the editors house is broken into BY
thieves and robbed of el50, 900 in cash
and SIC, 900 in jewelry, where the fropt
gate but you have our idea. Four
fifths of all the jokes that have been per-
petrated in this country during the past
| fifteen years could be introduced sort o.
vice versa in China and would pass for
new. Noy7i4topn Herald f
DESTRUCTION OF THE MOSQUITO.
The mcsquitocs came down on the man to
And the blast from their bugles was blatant
and bold, <isF
And their bills were as sharp as the sting Of a
with spp;etites whetsed by air from tho sea.
And the demons of night. like the ghost IN
Macbeth, 81, 81 ~
Murdered sleep, and the man spoke a curse
! meath his breath, 80
| And rose from HIS bed In q terrible wrath,
Resolved 70 leave death on the tran Of his
| path. 10
\ He dampened towel and then In the gloom
! OF the corners he searched all that boarding
Ana the swish q the towel was heard in the
As he s!note right and left in the power Of Ms
| might.
/ with sieh of relief he returned to his bed.
And surrounded SO thick by the dying and
with no sting of mosquito or conscience ne
And enjoyed his reposc till the breaking of
But the landlady sighed when she lookedsat
the wall, 49,
Where the i'npromptu fresco was fastened
And, looking. she groaned and much did re-
pine
At the cost of coating of clean ksisomine.
- y --r'-'~'
, 1881-11-20
WELL REWARDED.


Tho Chief of Police Now Wenrs a
Diamond Star.
The present Chief Of Police has a host Of
friends Ia social US well as public life. Not long
since the latter proposed to present him with
some appropriate token of their high regard. but
no sooner had thosuoscripriou becu started than
the Chief, htar.pg Of it, put u per-
emptory embargo upon it by re-
fustng to accept anything OF the kind.
Kind words and kind thoughts and not valuabies
were what he suusht, and his salary ne cons1d-
cred sufficient reward outside of these little
eourteses Of bis otlicial HE His pcrssnSsi S,l
friends went his political ones one better Dy
Keeping their project IL close secret Until tho
very moment that the Chief was sur
prised Inst evening at his residence, No,
party. Representative Of this host 1T bis personal
friends. who came tO present him with 4 heavy
po:ition. Tho presentation wis made by Mr. 81;
T. Underwood, and WIS very happily responded
IT, BY the The hapoy Fesptsat j., Nf eax,,t
preyce anu o.ness 'o''Jmeo riva1a III Ia'os's snd
oisiciul life or their host The remainder Of tho
evening was devoted TO champagne sony, and !
cold COLLATION., und tho purity did not break up
until well OH in the - wee snln' hours"
The star is II perfect model In its line, Weigh
ing upwards Of forty pcanywoights of eighteen,
costy ! f Sen iumond t o whea il il surrouned BY he
words. in black euatnel, Chicago Policc, Gcn1
sup't." On tho reverse Is the following lnscrp,
lloLl, FFE4tGIGn 10 " III. d. AEtult64Et 0CA
Sup't of Police. BY his friends us d mark Of es-
TEEN. Nov. 10, 13Sl."
The donors. Us was remarked in the pre5enra-
ton speech. nil business or professional gen.
rleneu, who have no fnvOr5 10 seek from the
Police Department or from any other
bTlnch OF the Municipal Government.
to grind All Mre personal friends
md warm admirers of the Chief Under these
circumstances Supt- McGurixle mad no nlterno-
tive hut to accept The 1Oken 50 gen
crolsly rendered. but he did. not tafl to
dcprecate the habit Of giving presents, by sub
scripton or otherwise. to police officers, hoWeyfr
served it. He Euw no way Of avoiding the gift.
Tor he had no lutima10n OF what WAS coming
until the party commenced to assemble, and
even then could not guess the exact nature OF
the surprise. :',.~
, 1881-11-20

| behind und ran into 1t. The cars jumped the
track. tearing away one span OF the bridge.
laden with coal, were precptated into the
streu1n below. Fortunately no WAS injured, As
the engineer, ,firelnnn. and brukcmcn saved 1hen-
selves oS Il timely JUMP Au eafly-rislug inui-
viduat was crossing the bridge when the Incident
occurred. He accompanied tho wreck into the
river, und after spiashtng round tor while
safe landing He WIS fnund to be uninjured-
The dnnnge to the cars aud engine will not ex-
coed Slo0W' but tue damage to tue bridge aud
the consequent interruption or traffic will be
tne destruction Of the Wim!ngton bridge
r" qos woud ID sr5 to me
has another line by way Of C',al City. But the
bridye over the kankakee River ut Coul City
that the Alton now finds its road cut III two, and
Is unable to run through over its own line
Temporary arrAngeHent has been 1rlade by
dinnu aud Wayash ttoads from Chfcuso to
BraceviIc. distance Of sixty, miles. where
i strikes It's own line: which enables
until the WILMINGTON bridge has been put in
condition to allow trains to run over 1t again.
The Alton people expect to have temporary
M0nday morning.
There is 40 truth IN the rumor that the bridge
across the Macoupin River ~: the Alton has also
been swept away by the hig water in the river.
The. bridgo w'ls IN dnnger for. while;
but stopd the test nobly and escaped
INJURY. 1Qo ultQa![e 10 tne AltOn LF1ckS
between st. L:'uls und Alton WINS quite severe,
and The train which was TO leave st. Louis Fri
day evening ut o'clock could not leave until II
p. and had then to run over the Jacksonville
Brunch. fiil tho tIasnaEe. however, hus since
hren repaired and trains are again running Us
usual.
ALL tho roads running East from St. Louis
were mure or less damaged by the storm und
Hood, aud no trlns could leave st. Louis
after o'clock FridnY night until the
storm had somewhat subsidized The Wabash hns
bridge swept ulyay on its springfield IL North
western Branch. and its tracks were bully
washed. trbc Indianapolis {; st. Louis was badly
washed out between st. Louis & Alton, and the
Vunda!ia also suffered severely The Rurling- {
ton lost about hnlf mile OF track between |
Rock Bridge and kcmrer, on its St. Louis Di- I
vision.
, 1881-11-20
Arrest OF Il 38an at Fort Scott, I1ns.,
Supposed to Fse Dick Little, the Noto-.
riNuk Trafn.I{ul1er and Rkandlf.

Arrest OF u 38an at Fort Scott, EKns.,
/ Supposed to Fse Dick Little, the Noto-
riou& Tra1n-I3ubbcr and Bandit.
Spccfct H;spate. to i7.s Zat>c:o 7ti5rlt-
KANSAS CRY. No., Nov. l9.-Grcnt excite
ment has been caused IN this section OF tho
country today by tha ru1norcd arrest Of the no.
tur1ous Dick Little, one of tho Jesse James
gang, ut Fort Sc,tt. Has. Early this mor1l-
tny Chief Police Spiers received telegram
from Fort Scott st:l1ln@ that n man supposed to
be Little lad been apprehended, and thero is
strong ground for believing that he is the per-
son wanted for completely In severAl trnIu-rob-
berries. Some weeks ago the Sheriff. Of Fort
Scott wrote to officials hero asking II
Little was wanted, MD last week Chief
SpIers scut 4 full description OF tho man.
and OH the heels Of it comes news Of mis- capture.
Deputy-Muratal Ed Lee, who In 1855 attempted
10 arrest Little for conplicity In the Glendale
robbery Of 1873 left at O'clock tonight for Fort
Scott to identify the man, and If ets the min
wanted will bring him to Jackson County Sum
day night. Little wAs burn und raised in Jnc!z-
son County. and tnr two OF three yenrs has been
regarded as Jesse james riSht-hhnl man.
and rewards amounting to nearly slo.-
90 have been offered for his arrest.
He Is knuwn 10 have been ut
Glendalc in IstY. when II Chicago j. Alton train
was rt,3bed of Sl5.'0V. and is thought TO hare
hoen ut Winston, on the Rock Island itoad- when
Conductor Wcstful WIS killed, and ut Glendale
in September last He has also to answer for
rohbcrics and outragcs In Kontucky und Ten
ncssG.. ul.1 mas rC.:t,rd second Ouly to Jesse
aud Frank james.
, 1881-11-20
AN: ASYLUM FOR lNEBRIATED WOMEN.

I. CHICAGO, Nov. l9-It is officially reported that
tho initiatory stops have oeen taken to establish
an Institution for the protection and care Of re-
males who use strong drink, oplates. etc. In IN
pointed to Arruuge wars and means for this
work. it was stuffed it will not be u
home for abandoned women. bur for q
class OF persons who have IN earnest
desire to rid themselves of habits that have be-
come II disease, und must be reached us Such
We are looking to place this asylum outside o1
Every appliance will bc nude tending TO COM
fort and convenience. Our grounds will be ex-
tensive, and will be laid out IL :aWna and gar
dens tor vegetables and flowers.
This will muko us community By ourselves
, 1881-11-20

No pains will he spared to make 1t strictly first
class. The scclasIoa OF the place will make it
desirable for those wishing to place their
friends under our protection. In such
eases 1t will be entirely private. Meals
will be served exclusive from other
patients, with other personal attendance
by pnylng extra. The founders OF this e5tnp-
nshment propose to introduce several hranches
Of Industry. which will enable all not otherwise
provided for to ply their way, and by this neaus
none entitled to its privileges need br turned
away. We feel confident thAr Il very short timc
will sec us self-sustAlning, as VIC hnye no desire
public. OBSERVER
, 1881-11-20
THE AMERICAN NOVEL.

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| A1ceet''o A@e'o1o eAe EA1'osoP.1caI
| society.
Miss Helen E. Starrett lectured before thu
,o.. a..o,;,y Nv 49, 80 a. F','o t.t
4aet e'enH1 on the tne"le ot Ihe HEROINE
| OF tho Great American Novel;" There WIS
| Il lurge ATTENDANCE. and an tntercsttn.
d,sc,,.sfo, m ,no e,,,i,o, ~ o,.,.,,, sr..~a =;
~ .'s ~. 40 o"n9. - "o""" spnots ~
eton1 storean SOC soa'ety ely aoo~ea .he lecture. Ms:
novel Eut1 not vet been written was becn,,se ,he
! n,ttst ~ ,vrI,o- ,ri,, s,,Eo,on+ .Is,,;,, ~
croate tha cl American % horni. ,o., '' nnt ~, ~
hppearea' iae nefolfle 1nust DO IN 'de;.l aad
!oitS one, win strong g.na1Vldual'ty, aud arls-
~ i!o.'l tuG pIescHt auaAHctu loF'hs
Ihe idenl government of the day WAS
"pn n,. e'Sy otner ',,nn rs ns oroto: ll
eIuas., ms ms ehaF"ctef And spirit was what
thusinste otME n5mratIon SIu ond Ivc e nq th, Ghs
Mutton: Monans sphere had changed
~ us relanon 70 socictv Inc old t'!cnt was the
Wnn - staix ~: Ut nnhe' III INC increasing
cou!a not stay NJ nome li"Me llle had ccuset
lo oe me inea! Aie. INC 'nnss Important
.u' ~ cuss III .uo ro4lon o.
"tsnlilH IL sbe1c@} WAS nef i'ghcf eu0cn:!on IL
naa crea1eu vastly cnlaree'l cApactty Tor doing
% %so!netulhg.. !nG pueStlun "as, hoW we're eGn-
and influence ntvn ~ rr worc ca,na " ftto fro
coptlt9t1,ty ol ncnon towaf:i so:ltu uenit i'1r-
pose. Inc probleIn seemed to be monetary
one II shohid -bc snlue Il NOBLE nlld a!cvntl1lg
one as Tar IS women were concerned She
should he fna0e 10 feel that her services we're
worth someth!hg: that she meet not DC ashamed
Of work 1ind WAS The beer of her employer
1e4rs and sentiment were Incompatible with the
advanced sphere from which the ideal heroine
first The heroine should be one who achieved
hlgh estate solely through her own efforts
and py M 'nici!i:ent study OF tue
sot1al proH4em. Muluah 1hAt, proht'ng ny
experience, overcoming hbstacies maintaining
pure anu won1hiy hlc H'lt uature, yet hny-
t1X teEaci1y o. purpose ahd m intense lndl-
FluuailtS. eHuuM Hch'cse PoS'ubi1' uleittls und
tnnuence tna1 would noe ohlS sfatliy herself
Rno 1f'cnas, out "ou4a oe an example 10 her as
plrlng sisters.
nr.r17scro<
,,, :.. ~,
MISS hloe LOOK issue WIN the 1ecturer. she
thought tho ldeat woman wonld not bc alto
Fether ueTotcu 10 thohes-selting; ~lne sphere
Of tho true nefOlno was ouLsHte Ut tnat III
creating fho motel oil tho heroine 1t must
not 1e forgotten ttt women were
different from men in every way.
They were sought, instead Of going to seek.
Thoy were phys'clfly weaker. Ihcy were
created to be wives Alc notHcrs. Il girl could
mol start In lie with nxetl purpose us bny
could. She could not fnrcSec what might come
to her. What women we're was o"inI to II great
extent to the inen. They were more advanced
In America thnn In Europe, because tue tlien
were more libpr;il aud generous aud tho tnstl-'
, 1881-11-20
Burglars Rampant In louisville.

Burglars KaElI,nn In louisville.
Special Dispt.tch TO The C4teaco Tribune
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. l9.-Durg!ars this
morning entered the shop Of Adam Sauer. liv-
ing at 1876 Stony avenue, and stole about $4,000
of cash and Government bonds from 1t. The
burglars also entered the grucery store Of II.
1Iinkle, at ClAy ind Ma1n. aud nt 1
q. 1n., when discovered. had made an unsuc-
cessful biast on tho safe of that gentleman.
When they were discovered John Baldwin and
Charles rafc. aiding the "lllcers, were shot tue
Badwln's wound Is dangerous, II nnr fatal.
Strueoels baclsmtthshup was burg1nrizrd to
get tie tools to yet into both places. Sauer is u
Gttd and silver uIalrr. .-
, 1881-11-20
Four Scoundrcla Arrested For Com nit
ting an Atroctous Assault on a Young


ting an Atroctous Assault on a Young
Indy.
Special D:suateh to The Chicago 7rtbune.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. l9.--Phillip Fisnt,ack
John Dlttlnau, Frank Coon, aud Johu Delaney,
all young mon employed in the moldtnE~ rooms
of rnanufactoy!es in Hamtramek. were arrested
todny by Detective 3. X. Sullivan on the charge
Of making IN indecent assault upon Il respect
able young woman, Sarah Williamson. on the
"a Of last September. Miss Williamson nnd her
bretro1hod lover, William Russell, whom she has
since married, were walking that evening. aud
strO!ted out e Gerinnn Street, iOucty aHu uafFc-
0ucn1cd tnuroughTAre. They finally sat dowt,
in III urc:faru 1T the, locality, aad while
there were approucncd by eight men,
who seixed 1lns5ell aud bis companion,
some OF the men hulny the former while the
others cu1c:lyored tn cOusuta1nAte their neInrt-
Gus design IN Miss Williamson. The approAca
Of passing citizen frightened them away he
fore they succeeded. The victim Wits seriously
injured md WIS robbed OF nil her 1eweiry. Four
Of tho assulluuts have left the city.
, 1881-11-20
A Cold -Blooded Murder Commit
ted in the Streets of Rich
burg, N. Y.
An InoGensIye Man Stabbed t0
Death by: . Notorious
Rough.
Six Thousand D3llars' Worth Of Diamonds
Stolen from 4 Cincinnati Jew
elry Store.
fhc Editor Of The Bonneville, H., "ltws "
Killed BY The NarAhRl Of the
fcWn.

A Notorious Rough Commits a Host
Horrible Murder In the Streets Of
lzlc3abMr1, ~ Z.
S.fclar Dssparea to The Chicago 1ribusls.
BRApToRn Pa.. Nuv. l9-Ieichhnrg. n. T., the
scene OF the latest oil excitement was today
shaken up by most old-tlooaed murder. Jack
NcCurty, a notorious rough, formerly Of
this city. stabbed and killed Patrick
Narkey, an inotIensiye driiler. Tho row
started early this forenoon In Armstrong;
billiard room on Natn street Tho Two men were
apparently rood friends nud bous:etl of feats OF
strength. Az iulpcunptu wrestling match fol-
lowed, In which McCurty was uoored. Hc drew
a knife aud threatened to stab Narkey- but
friends prevented. McCarty then walked to the
R!chtur5 House, took..:a drink, nnd COM
Ing Out was overheard to say, Now, 1
will 70 and kill him. With that be walked
down the street. Meeting Eis victim in front Of Il
clothing store, he drew -b!aded knife. and
jumping forward said. :" Preparc to die. you -
--!' Marxey WAS taken by surprise. and
endeayored to fight oil the blows BY throwing
Up his legs, which were cut md stashed above
both knees The loss Of blood weakened him,
when the murderer raised his hnnd high in the
air aud sent the long blade through Marhcy's
heart. The victim fell over on his fnce and died
almost instantly. The emurderercoolly closed the
knife placed it In bis pocket. aud walked down
the street, passing through the crowd, which
seemed terror-siricken. Stopping cn the side
waik. aud seeing that his rtght hand Was Mn0dT
and bieedinx iron, cut, he shook that member.
Throwing 1ut, blood on the sidewalk He then
entered the lRichburg House. washed his hands,
and walked toward the depot, where nc Nns
arrested By tHo men and taken to magistrates
Office. The population, us the ncws spread. be-
came wild With excitement Men and women
rushed on the Etreet crying: '' Hang n'ml
''Shoot the bloody wretcbi' One excited fe-
male offered to furnish the rope for hanging
him The magistrates office WAS surrounded
all afternoon, aud ut this hour 1t Is rumorcd
TINT ite prisoner has been takcn FROM
the officers and lyrched. This report Is
not verified. Last week McCarty broke
mans nose with nn iron knucktc. and q year
aro be nearly pounded Il druaken Indian to
death. While in the courtroom ha tried to
draw hls knife to stab hts captors, but "as
quickly diSAfued.
, 1881-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Middlcwait, Mr. Marks Long, II.
Josie, Il. F. Cahill. and Dr.: Spain. The lady was
not molested. Tie officers nre In pursuit.
Mexico.
, 1881-11-20

which blows were struck. Pistols were then
t!rnwp. McD.r;non SAT- Tl>:11nl tw:c..
in the side aud again in the head, the latter
killing him Instantly. McDermon guye himself
, 1881-11-20

Specld{ DisDatth 70 The Cd.cu0o 7Tibune
LITTLE R4,Ck. Ark, Nov. 19.-Iutelgence was
received tolny from Harrison of singular
tragedy in the vicinity or that place. Late Fri
day night Henderson Lusater. living three miles
from town. was aroused BY party Of men who
said they had warrant for his ar-
rest. Lasatcr rDse, dressed himself.
and opened tho door to admit the men, when
one Of the party fired 1T him, the ball taklng
effect in his shoulder He shut the door and
attempted to seize gun. The party. how.
ever, burst into the house und murdered
him in. cold blood in the presence OF
his wife und tive children. He was shot
thrce Or five times. Satisfied Of his death, the
murlerers mounted horses which they had
hlteActl i'll Il 1hicket neAr by tue house, aud rode
away in the darkness. There Is no cIew tn their
identity. 1t is hinted that Lasater was an lul-
portant witness III Il case shortly TO be tried ut
Fort Smith, Ark, hence the murder.
, 1881-11-20

l Serious accident on the Alton at
SVt1mIn.ton-Great Damage Done to
All Western Lines by Friday Nf-hr&

The heavy rain and hail storm which prevailed
with unusual fury throughout Friday night in
tiicted great damage on the Western roads, espe-
cialiy those running between SrLou's and Chi
: caro-. The Alton was the heaviest sufferer: not
only was its track between St. Louis and Alton
damaged by the heavy rain and sieet, but at au
early hour yesterday morning it suffered u
severe accident at the WilRaington- bridge over
tho kauknkee River 4 coal-train WIS taking
water Mt Whining ton, and Its rear was standing
OIL the bridge when another coal train came up
, 1881-11-20

WHEELING, W.. Va, Nov. M>--A specint to the
1nteaiyt,tccr from Charleston, W. Va. says:
Col. Appleton. in charge of the State troops In
Kana,yha County, states that nothing new has
developed in Coal Valley today. The Hawks
nest military company is on the ground, and
the cotu pany from linton will be there ton1Sht.
There is ereut danger Ut an Eutbreak. an1 tue
Sheriff is very snuen excited The unlted Stafes
Marshal is guarding the Charleston jail TO pre-
yeut u1l attack from mob, which is supposed
to be organizing on Campbell's Creek for the
purpose of lynchtuK Robinson. who murdered
Allen Detcher few days ngn in Maiden.
Htgh-I1anded Doin@s OF Robhcr
Gangs in the Southwest.
AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. l9.-News reached this
cftr this evening that freiTht train standing
on sldc-truck a few miles from Palestine was
at1acked By seven masked men. The trniu men
we're driven oil and y dozen cars robbed Of their
contents. i: ia said four Of the men have been
arrested.
1t Is further reported that three masked men
ro,bed store aud the post-otlice at Sln,thyile,
Bastrop County. yesterday The robbers we're
SIN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 19.-The 1nterna-.
two armed men yesterday morning , six1esn i1'n
miles from Laredo. 1T Dead MANS na1i,
and the passengers and 9sue1pe pau pJtcoGs is
not known how much. Inc passengers were
, 1881-11-20
SIX Thousand Dollars. Worth Of DIM
mondS Stolen from Jexvelry Store In


monds Stolen from a Jewelry Store in
- Cincinnati.
:6peciat Ditpotch to The Chicago Trbune-
C1SC1SSAT1, O.. Nor. 19--H. Keck s Co.. dta-
mond-setters and manufacturers of jewelry> re-
ported at police headquarters tonight TINT a
tray Of tewelry md diamonds worth
s60O was missing from their SHOW
case They have no knowledge OF
me manner In which tho robbery WINS
performed The jewels were last noticed at .
Q oc'ock this morning. AT that hour 4 diamond
ring ~as sold TO customer for SS1, and tho tray
*as returned to its place. There was a lady in
~ o1e store at the time of tno sale
tha n ne ne rlns: but she is known n., 70
cloo attaches to her They do NOT remember
seeine anyone else about. The diamonds were
En- N crosses, earrings, and finger rnas- Iner
sa;na, value: cannot he definitiy ascer-
~ tha taken. which will he done IN
ea ene motnng. The Chef Of Police and detectives
c,tnk nkleatly puzzled ITS to what could nhVc oe-
Town q p, the vauables: There nrc % thieves ,, 10
1%ettea who would not attempt 60 blg )oo:
s.ts He.e y absolutely no clew TO the thieves and
stai @',sai hours were allowed to elnpse before me
~So'tet Was reported
Ane Marshal OF Bonneville, NO.. Kills
soe Editor Of tho +'NesTs,' Green
back Paper. -
- BONNEVILLE Mo, Nov. 19.-Thomas s Nc
!. senon. Marshal OF this city, shot and killed a.
- - nornton, editor OF the Boonevtlie Nescs. the
utSenoack organ, this afternoon The NefS
.nA: morning had an article severely re-
Aecs'ng On AcDermon's official acts
.. e1 1non1glng in some personal abuse
%rcoermon met Thornton on The street early thls
Aaooo and an alteration ensueo, ouralk