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Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
ALMOST A TRAGEDY.
Two NEGROES Armed with shot
Gun Sailed Forth In search ol
Each Oiher-NeighboTs Inter fore
and Prevent n r. axedy.

S0u Noy1Itu = OruD IN o60H0n u
Each Oiher-Neighbors Inter fore
ana Prevent TA axedy.
Ga Saturday afternoon the people
living around Eleventh and Poplar SITS
we're thrown into great excitement.
The cause of the alarm was the appear,
ance of two negroes upon the street,
armed with shot guns swearing ven
ceance upon each other. Some Of the
neighbors interfered and separated the
belgerents and notified the police.
The would-be.duellists were named
respectively Hal. Stanton and John
Loper. The former lives in the neigh.
borhood and they had been sworn enc
mics for some time. The cause of the
ill-feeling was brought about last sum
mer on the excursion of the coloIed
folks to Atlantic City, at which time
Loper became too intimate with Stan
ley's wife.
Not long since Stanley found Loper
in his house in the dead hour OF night
and he chased him considerable dis.
tance, but could Lot catch him. Loper
thinking that Stanley should allow
these proceedings to go on, and finding
that he would NOT, thought he would
put an end to all further disputes, by
putting a load of shot through the head
of Stanley. With this det' rmination,
Lpper went to Stanley's house on Sat
urday afternoon and dared him out.
Stanley did not feel disposed TO brave
the wrath OF Loper, at the muzzle of a
gun aud would not come out,
whereupon L,per pointed the gun
through the window which bad
the effect 10 move Stanley, who
VS. sitting ty the window; Stanley,
thinking his life was IN danger, got a
gun aud started after Lopnr, when the
later ran and the former was caught
by a neighbrr, and tragedy thereby
averted. Officer Kerr arrived at this
point and took Stanley into custody.
Loper is still at large, but will be ar
rested ~ soon as fond. stanley had
:! hearing b, fore the Mayor on Satur.
dag evening a Il WAS required to pay
the costs Of the case ami rive security
ia tie sum OF 500 10 keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
Asbury N. Society.

The A,bury Mutual Improvement
Society held another very agTres''e
and suriahle meeting last SATURDAY eve
ming Alter the u,u,l business rou'
tine. j. j. McMullen made an enter
taining add cs, on the 81 J"ct Of pro-
grcss. Mr.. Dayld Powell read sone
very pleasant sci ectlops ior "D''H H0
was warmly applaud"i.
MIR. JDueS aud C. NJ. L'l''A sale
ductt called the "Mlnute Gun at sea-
a quartetto Yas sung by N,',e' ,,' Shas N.'
aud ~tocktill and kal"I aud fItu'"s.
A secoua quar'ttte was sung oy Ti'TI ,T'
Novel; aud Gem ani MrS'Fs' Na,4
and Gem. Mrs. j .nes F!oyH' Iu'
critic of the evening, tore thlns' W
generally and Afforded coN''''''"'
anu S"neHt.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
.s=H.
Tt,eIast W. ek.

The large DdnHrip' Sd!c VI ," "" Ho,, tyt
rhar has been goirg on Tor Tue E"'' xil
weeks, at III East Fourth s,LsrH In, ,b,
b brought loarlo'e on 9a'u'"a, a',,,'ni4
Al those ho have II 1 a, YET "'S h,inI
,ht. o puIar sale .hodId 40 ~ ~ h 'Iapu
Ii. 81. sent werk, a, the eIl'iFt OI ,io.,
till remaining on h 'nd mus ,rLoss Do h,v
ynt curing NE above time ino,t S,si d
i = goods Oh deposit are iea"''
cal, # once ana secure them
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.
ID E6ISTER'S ORDER
III RBGIsrRR's OYptCG,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY Dnc 10 i,Sl

Nh" h"SASlLESouN1N, Dec. ~ fbl. \
Upon the application OF Cecilia j. James
Administratrix Wf Samuel James, late OF
Pcnca or Hundred, in said count', deceased,
II IL order cd and directed by the hesirer
that the AdminstratriS afote aid give notice
OF grant ny Of letters of Administration up, n
the estate OF t deceased, with the date OF
gr tnt,ny thereof, 10y Causing al ytrt sements
to b. posted withi1 forty days from 'he d ltc
Of such ctters in six Of the most publil places
OF the county Of New Cast @. requiring all
ersons ha ,rg demands against The estate
b. present the zane, or abide hv an Act of
Assembly In such case msde and pr vIded;
and also causc the samc to he inserted wi hin
the same period in the DAILY hRrrhLicl Ma
newspaper published in Wilmington aod to
be continued therein three weeks (o.od
l7, Gi,en under the hand and Seal
LIS of Once Of he EeG ste af)res id at
'@-J' Now Castle in New Castle County
aforesa d, the day ant year above VIZ ticn.
) Z. HIGjS, egistor
NoTICe All persons having claims AZ n inst
the cstatO Ot the deceased must present he
same, duly attes'eito lhe Admiuistra,rix on
o" before Decem"Cf 10Th, A. D., lss2 OF abide
the Ac u assembly u 'uch case msde and
pro, led. CECILIA !. JAMES.
AdministratriN
Address :-CoOch's Bridge, Del. dec-l2t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
Esorse Race this Al. eTnoon.

An exciting horse race will take plac"
this afternoon, between Annie v,
owned hy Mr. Richardson, Al d trot.
ter owned by Pierce Gould. The course
will be from MarkeJ street bridge to
New Castle, a distance Of five miles
To make the race more int, resting. the
sum of : 90 has been put Hp uy each
The result will be looked for with III
terest bv the friends # J. II parties.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
ASuccessf9ICrn

The Buell. nils el"ctrl'lt' in n
.uiencg on SATURDAY evening :" ~ v4
\ wpotM L CHurch "iIp ,pd about
,lngioo. The r c"ipts rearn,Ii eap,aii and u
Y s,erday morniug Mr. hue,. n, .rm,sI
ivo d.ugh,rrs conducted p,aisiv ,,aaEirrt1 "a
irg ", in me church, Mr., Bnel' taN,"s I, ~. 4
Prodigal Son as tho p''''
utarkS
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
..xa,it,x for the Vers'" +,

Thi. most belutiiui '%%.,n,tc \
rendered by the Mitchell l,;ng LIZ" at
1S,' orr. :.'I House. Prof. KitonS' ,Ss US.' pts5'
tra of 10 pieces VIII ~ ~ =, very rapl
n,rf Tine seats are selling ar.t ,.t' 'appsI
Y, and as it is the N, d. .h,"ll $ ".l' turn urn
amcs y, S't here, their friends 'ho0'u '"''
en maSse.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
Ru,lDDefys

On Friday last some persp" person in La
the residence of GEORGE J" made off VT
stree and abstraci 80 anl ,I" ,hs money
IT, The person who o9k ,n1 ah ia "a a 90
rcstsn, wss"'"% and On" ""ss. the s,,% %H"sy H%"ssy
turned very soon some I''
sx xnosnres are threatened
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
S.,sySe fN 1lT,,Rsp.

Mr.. Lewi4 Sasae, who is well and fay
orably known Ill this city, Start, Il ON
last Fridty on a y easure trip 10 En'
rope. He expects O be absent seeera
months and to visit a number Of the
tht principal cities.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
MARYLAND Items.

The December term of the Cecil coun-
ty Circuit court begins today.
DR.. S. T. Earle, of Contreville, rides
a bicycle TO visit his patients.
EIkton promises to have tive we'd
diugs before New Years Day.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
..n,ic.n COMMITTEE

The geDtlemen. IN. appe'nIittnte fot ,:,i I
nurnoss mnu,tss' Of forming 2 q, new ssSs,spptabls
both sides, will hold ,aS : If is expsc.S,
row evening, at which .r;Il bs ~ transsct''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
Nation for New Trial.

Just previous to the adjournment of
Court, Charles Is. Lore Esd, one Of the
counsel for Harrigan, moved that a
new trial be granted. The court gave
the counsel until ten o'clock next
Thursday morning, to file tleir rea.
sons.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
A.Farorlse Heater.

James f. Wood & 9" are putting
large 'Favorite he I'rr IL the renidenc"
OF James Comfy, E-Q, AT GrerhvIllr'
They aIs also rnrr, : IA tiern III the Re
formed church Of t't Covenant.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12

just received oAe car of cLoice York
State apples also ho ear Of ci.oiae Rose
rotators which will s,ll low. Cal,
early, Smetz, No 13 Il Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
SnNRte Al!ilCtiOM.

This mornirg Homer Snitcher, the
only child of Dr.. II. &. Snitcher died
after a short illness of diptherla.
Although he was but ton years of age,
he had already made many friends, by
his auiable dispo,itiop. His loss vii!
he deep : felt by his afflicted parents,
who have the sympathes OF their many
friends in this the hour OF their sudden
and unexpected bereavement The fun
eral will Ac place from his parents re-
sidence, No. 2lS West Ninth street, on
Wednesday morning at II O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12

Give !. G. Hry aat a hearty welcome wen
he calls with hi, beautiful bibles, albums
and histories.
CaIl ana examine T.. q. RTyant's sample
albulus and bibles at }. II. Greenmau's paper
stere, AZ King street.
j. G.. BTart's splendid albums can be
seen at Su terey's photograph gallery, Soi
Market street.
Bryauts sample diCticnarioe' and books
OF businCSs d spniai iJlms can bo cen at
the REruBIICaN office.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
The eRyor1ta Heaters,

James T. WOOD 4 CO 5 'Fa -orite'
into the room. They work quick, sharp
and decisive, and are sod at a fan
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12

Take ynur children 10 Snt erley Il Go
3O2 Market street in tn morlnng for
tiHenhOto ranhS. Their .rlcea are low
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
ElOcuSfnJl.

Prof j. II. CraOo is the President
and instructor the Mitchell Drama'ic
Association, aud in ftct was the origi-
nator together with three other gentle
men OF the same. He will sustain the
character Of Jasp"r Eoseblade in the
play to morrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
COmHeOtlOns.

McCann & Co. will open up the store
at 10th and Market vii a fresh stock of
con nfeotions Of our own manufacture,
wholesale and retail, to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12

Sutterev Il 60 are ''ll aiken II fire
cards for 80 or I t,rSl at 3O2 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
Ait.Ws oil u ,,ima.'s, $40,

har dsomely trimmeI, at Maiuwright's
3l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
HEALlH is WEALTH!

DR. Il. Q. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: II specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
ConvulsionP, Nervous Headache, Mental DE.
precision, Loss of Memory, SpermatorrhTa,
imp telcy, lnvllunt,ry Emissions, Pfema.
tuIe Old Age. caused bv over exsrtion, self
abuse, or Over-indulgence, which leads to
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box cont aims one months
treatment One dollar box or six boxes
for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid ol ro-
ceipI Of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each orde' recaived by
US for six boxes, acc ympaned with five dOi.
lars. We will send the purchaser cur written
guarantee to return the money II tte treat
ment does not eject cure. Guarantees
issueL only by n Is. Danforth, Druggist
CCr 2pd and Market streets, " Nimington,
Del.-SO o agent. n0v2j dNw
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12

Mr.. Bryan c0nes we'll recommended with
his books to Wilmington. He Is worthy II
encOur cement.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
u Lt4I ,TER'S ORDER,
IL EvI TERs DprrcE. !
NEW ChsTLE Cot usTN Nov. ., 1851.

NRw ChsTLR COUNTY Nov. u, 1851.
Upon tho application OF Jchn S. Beeson,
Ad ini TRAITOR g. ! A. # jpue almond,
iaie Of IRA ndywine Hundred il said county,
deceased, H. IL dCr, d and d re ted py the
Ne is'cr that the Administrator aforesaid
give Otice f grant.n Of letters Of Admin
istr iiOn upon ihc estate OF ,he deceased
wib tn dt,e OF btaHtinR thereof. 10y cAusing
aiver Ire Lcnts " be pp ted within ferry dsys
from thJ date Of such letters IN six uf tho
most poetic PAGES o the count o. New Cas.
tie requiring all pers'ps having xcmants
against ths estate to pr SO 1 the !ams or
abide ny an Act Of A. emily in such e4se
IN, ,,de u nj provided aud u 80 c use the -4ue
to lie inserted ~itn'n "a sane poF I'd in tho
DAILY REPuRLI, AN utwspaprr pa II he'd
in Wilmtn. ton ana tU b. co .tIuued therein
three weeks, (e od.l
D- CIV under the hand AMI Seal
l. + of iico Of the keIi ter aiorc,s id at
49, wi mtug oT, IN NcT Castle County
Aforesaid, the day an year ubuv writtCJ,
= q. Bii3S, Register.
NCTlCR. All pvr3"r having claims again I
tho state 0f tao deceased ~ ust prc.entth the
game. duly testo to the AIH4IiStmtOr. On
a. teiore / g .OIE Gny ut NOs,mhc , 4. H.,
ss2 or ahde tn Act oi Assembly III such
case made and piuFii,d
JOHN :. BEESON,
AduLntSlrator, q. !. a.
a ft.t Ii,l
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
In Hosts OF Families

e. stetters stomach Blttcrs If d. nuch 10
rded ~ IA household necessity as sugar or
CO fac. TIE rea on OF this is That years Of ex.
peiierre Rave pr, we'd 1t 20 be peri city re-
i BILE IN thoss oas OF emergency wbera a
pr u pt and co lvenient rom :dy Is dora uded.
o. ST alton. liver complain, dyspepsia, IN
zig s ION q d other troubles are overco me
by it.
For lie by Druggists and Dealers, to whom
app.y t'r II s'e.Isr'l Almanac for 1857.
mon wed-frl
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
1T Is NOT STRANGE

that people who indulge their appettes in
all the delieacies of the season and by eating
fast and overload their stOmaoos, should fiel
distressed after nea 8. Ohe dose OF Apepsis,
the great specific for dyspepsia will give per.
feot relief in few minutes In ali Gases and
often prevents Q riVus sickness.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12

AduL niSlrator, &. !, a.
Address :-Wilmi .rton, Del. decl2'
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THE ANGLO.IRIsH DISTURBANCES.

LIVERPOOL June ls.-Thc London correspondent
of The LirrpooI POST referring to the report that
dispatch had been sent from the British Foreign
Office to the American Government calling attention
10 the operations Of Fcnians in New-fork says the
dispatch is Of the friendest character. II rrcites
various atrocious passages in ODOnovan Rossas =
paper, and submits that they go somewhat beyond
the widest limits of freedom Of the press but makes
no demand upon the United States AS to any par
ticular action.
McKevitt and McGrath, who are charged with at
tempting to blow up the Town Hall at Liverpool
on the 9th inst were brought into court to-day
The Prosecuting Solicitor said he did not intend TO
20 into the question of Fenianis as the case would
stand on its own merits McKcvitt, he said, had
denied any connection with the F,nians. but the
regular delivery at his lodgings of The Irish Uorid
with his printed address, as though he was rcg'i-
lar subscriber, would be proved. An analytloal
chemist had ascertalned that the bomb u~cd IN ne
attempt was filled with nitro yc"rinc. Nc6mtl :
landlady he said. would prove that he lNrC'uih
possessed iron piping similar To the bomb ana that
he had been secretly engaged IN hainmciiug some
thing.
The authorities at Birmingham are strictly guard
Ing the Town Hall owing t0 warning from london;
Mc(frath and Mckcvitt were committed Tor trial
to-day. McGrath then charged alone win
causing the late explosion IL the Police Barracks
Al the Land Sessions at Ca0tlcbar, County Mayo,
a tenant named SmsOn claimed -, 80 conpCn,a-
tion from Lord Lucan for Improvements. Lofd
Lucan refused To pay anything, but the Couri gave
decision in favor of SIIu-On iof thc sum of t@"1l.
Mr. Gull. president of the kclLcw branch OF the
Land Leagtc has been arrested at Boz Ic. ROscOln-
mon County aud conveyed 10 Galway JaiL
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other will be produced during the season. She
begins the tour Of the provinces the Goth inst,
giving twelve performances. She viii make .
Continental tour in the autumn and winter, visiting
the principal countries, Germany excepted, where
she refuses to play. She says her own net profit
from her American visit nearly million francs
$500, ,OO0, her manager making rather more.
Madame Modjeska's Frou-Frou' y has been q dis
astrcus failure. She closes her London engagement
ON July /, taking benefit performance on June %,
in which Mile. Bernhardt, Mr.. Irving, Miss Terry
and others will assist. Mr.. Booth sails to-day for
home. He has cancelled all his engagements and
will not return before May next. His wife Is no
better. The opera season Is rather languid.
"Seraglio" is only q moderate success at
Covent Garden. Mlle Minnie Hauk has revived
the popularity Of Carmen" at Her Majesty's,
where she has had an enthusiastic reception.
AMERICANS AT ASCOT.
Large parties Of Americans were at Ascot during
the week, including Mr.. Evarts and Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid on the Cup day. Iroquois's victory on Tues
day. though comparatively unimportant {, suiices to
confirm tho opinion that he won the Derby on his
own merits, and results in strengthening his posi-
tion as first favorte for tho ST. Leger. G.ws.
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There were no chnngcs during tho vote for Mr.
Platt'n success. r. The vote wns ~ follows
rIGnfrESIu JOINT nALL0f-L0Nd
POLITICIANS AT THE HOTELS.

PEW CALLERS on MIR. CONhLiNG-soME lALh ot
COMPROMISE BY THE EX-sENATORs fhENDs.
There were few visitors yesterday at the
Conklng headquarters" Mr.. Conklngs's rooms are
called nc the Fifth Avenue Hotel Ex-senator Platt,
vce-Presldent Arthur John y smyth. General Grant,
Levi T. Morton Senator strahan, O. T.. johnson, OF Cat
| taraugus County, A. B Johnson OF Utica. j. NJ John
son OF Albany Michael Cregan and few others called
I'm the course OF the day with the exception OF T. NJ
Johnson clerk Of the Assembly the above named persons
VI rc visitors Tor some time at Mr.. Conkings rooms
Tn. fact that Mr. Piati told friend that there would
e some start dv,opments before the investigating
committee at Albany week led 10 the rlInor that
the business n thc day the preparation of them.
Mr. Piatt and Mr.. Conhling are both very Tree
IN hcr conycrsators about the ycnal character OF
the Lcgsaturo but whether speaking from experience
or hcersny they do not d-close. II the half of what
NJ Plat tells reporters IN confidence" expecting at
th, same time that u will D" spread broadcast over the
country - coming from prominent S'al~art Il true
affairs must indeed Dee IN bad condition at Albany.
The rr,nt trouble according to his story. II that mem
lr lo not 20 on the stand and swear 10 all they tell
Mr. CoukIine and Vice President Arthur in private.
when under oath they apparently willing to dis
close 40 much a.. Nl,n speaking tor the ex-senator to
hear.
NJ Plat DECLARED yesterday that an adjournment
might Dee e1rt'od ans dAy. Tho C"nNilng men are
r,ly to vote with thc Drm'crnts to adjourn whenever
f.,, tr. - cau rc carried ont r. Tins can Dee done
D,,re ti.r testimony ~ the Couhug followers can hc
r.t.,r,I ted n thr lH,t-'l2Au'u now going on Do
Ai,,n. vlI pleas, Ar tonklne al the moro There
,g44 -omc ta.a y,-t,rllt. % a compsomrc NJ 'ork'
ln.. Lour,,r. said Ar gould listen 10 40 c"mpromi1o.
lfiu.t t touhug and rAfi, or nobody, 4o ihr a7 h'
. concerned Bur hi, ,rlr1ds however. are d-rH ir<
,iirl,-o ~ , rompr.u.-,. and M,sar-. Cornell,
l..,' ., -ftfu trI Grant w,fr i,uti"u'd ln c'nn'r
uul a lh t.i. l.fu. ''H'lH 'i'", y ll' "'', 'N ,
M .,r,' b. .l io l....blt w. ,.nkHur. ~lo W..i
f
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE, ITALY AND TUNIs.

Gs,
A DISPLAY OF ITALIAN HosTILITY-TRooPs RETURN
LONDON, Juno 1s-A dispatch from Marseilles,
dated at midnight says:
As the troops that had Just disembarked on their
return from Tunis were marching through Rue Re-
publiquc hisses were heard from tho Italian Ma
tional Club A crowd surrounded the clubhouse and
demanded tho removal Of tho Italian escutcheon
from tho building. Tho Commissary OF Police adj
ylscd Its removal, but the president OF the club
pcrcmptorlly refused 10 have II removed. The
Prefcct of Police endcavorcd TO calm the crowd and
sent for gcudarmca. but before their arrival the
Deputy.Mayor and u Municipal Councillor. IN spite
OF the protests Of the Project. tore down the
cscutchcon. Tho crowd was aftcrwarl dispersed
aud the approaches 20 tho clubhouse occupied by
troops. .
A scmI-oillcnl note In published In Paris, cxprcss-
Ing surprise that somo members oi the bfllla lhT-
lianoni regard the procedure ot NJ Ron~tnn in InnH
NJ not nslilcd The noic declares thnt th" Bc}, III
investing the French Minister with certain innc-
tIons merely performed M 0ct connected with the
internal administration Of the Regency.
General F0rgcnol Issued an address 4" tho troops
OF the French funis expedition on the eve oi tho
withdrawal Of the whole or greater part OF Them
from :hc Regency. congretulnting them on thclr
discI I,nc and devotion. ,,
Tho prefcct of poce has issued mn order with.
drawing his authorization Of tho Italian National
Club, which will be Immediately closed.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

lLoSDoN Saturday. june ls, 1891.
An appeal has been lodged with tho Federal Tribunal
Berne against the prohibition Of Socialist Congress
by the Zurich authorities
The indictments against Midhat Pacha and tho other
persons accused OF being concerned In the murder OF Abb
dul Azz have been communicated 20 the psOners Their
trials Will commence on Thursday next
The German Imperial Commission OF Appeals has
quashcd the Police sentence of suspension against the
Courier rcprinting rcdal article from tho
Paris hntrdHsi0edm, NJ ROchefort's newspaper.
An official return states that there now $50 blast
furnaces In operation In Great Britain out Of 007 exist
ing. Preparations being made Ia reduce the prOduo-
On O iron In the Cleveland and In the Durham disfics
~ the extent Of nearly 900 tons weekly.
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fEAGuiy1> orur>TLhN SrrA.


Tur cuiDt.o -N.SGrWr-r
CUCNGo. juno -. hc' -lic OF season 900"
'lIlN, itt'i- 'nr t' -''n-'rf'-i f.H""n '..''i) o.
''''' 1901. cmc,ao rA-rIr
CWC,Go. .luuc j.. So the 'io-" az ih'
tvcnt' nf-t d',- f.s'. '' noon 20 da} JOIN '''.''
t..r- in filc la.' te,uf, f,ur ho4r-.
rI.DEAftA ItINl -IiD1rfNG NTFrtY
DrN,Ir. COL, June ] ~. M" Aors ht- fhr
f,..o,,ir,.a.uI "J.hu OIinf, sl."t -'',. ntt.'
l-,,,-on n' Park ,i,t ,,-i'rla}. ard ,-r.ptI 30 -
cpIO>rI. ISaIH-uII -t'IND 4 rrH,I-UrE.
Cur,co. Jane IT,. Colond Ro,cu e.. M
cct-o ihi. morning tf"lt' ,'' 20 & ,'r ..'.''
o. atom Etc., Of thc complainant
4 COLORADO -H"DrfNG PARTY.
DENvEr, Col. Jun" i~.-A rp'cim To- IIr
Tri'nnc .rom kua"m" r't- " ,-l.id-} Hl,ii""
T. Hi,.ru-. noted ic.prr,do aui Phup ootr. Hn 90
marshal of thr piucc were IutovIcutrd aid BEGAN nr
rryoltcr- at random. shortly hii"I"Hfd m,,inr o. .
rrnNng lI- head. Policeman Brown htcrirr,t i $500
shot and tuy. .ruI-lF WN4udrd Dos Higgins. I.H it.
nio then ncd 10 Racine. hnl prepared 20 rosi-t 'r
marshal nui po-,e pur-Hri thcu. and nnr. t'iud
Hieslu. 90 thc incc. captured him ani l'oi.. I.'!
were taken 20 Lcad,ill io a' old lyucliut
HEAVY STORM IS ONO.
CLFyTL,Np, june l~-A severe storm sNc't
over poit4Duui Nouhrrn ohio li-i night 1r,s- "'i
uproo cd ana h1hnsn blown d'%n OF unfo".,I "' ,.
wind. and r"n-'d. it'." dfuii~" a'h" h} afiiI
water. Scar tuutrfIurt iuru wi- -trlrh hy l- -'.f
partly wu.Acd away. Nr.f Nakrutau bali 0i l.trr-
grove "a- tlI'i hf ct'i"nc S't'fpi orchards "''-
ni, c,fr l. or Injured The tr,ra of Tho storm w4,
half mile side, tnd III duration our holr
SHOOTING oN sLl'HT PROVO rTloN
LINDNILLE. COL. June -. Ihc Ckr0H'ce
sav-. Yesterday john N,tonb shot and pio'H.'
fatally Wouud,d JtIuc- N Donald. WD hnpNn tIr '5
actor MrCou,'- hlc-, au- htcL,l before Ai- loI-'.
ititIr,n A., The i.i,, ami .ir,, lf,iiud i. h'o.l On
his return McCD aa- Boo rtgr. and rc-irdir- ~ c
6rad MrComb lh, n,i,r.i ,ou.i4cr.b, in la.......
lf4 INC fa "a leo ft 90