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THE GOLDEN CITY GRIEF.

Findings of tAs Cor0nerss Jury---Uspt.
MoIntyre Takes Exceptions Thereto
Renewed Attempts 20 Reaea Dead Bodies
La tho Wreok-D position OK the Crsm-
inAlly Careless Watchnan.
VERDICT OF rHn cOaONx x's JURY.
MEMPHIS, April i.-The coronsr's jury who
have been holding an inquest for the past two
days on the remains of th. woman found aOit-
ing in the water at the wreck OF the Golden
City, returned a verdict this afternoon to the
means, to-wi': BY iAhaling Aaming FIRE ON
the steamer Golden City on tbs morning of
March 30; that said Are was eau ed by WISH.
Smith lcolured captain Of the watch) handling
lamp and setting Gre 70 . lot Of jute then
and there stored Ia = room, aud said jute not
covered as 1t should have been 20 avert an ac-
eidentof fire; that stored with the jute was
LOT of Sir and oil barrels; shat the manner ia
which said jute, tar barrels, etc., were loaded,
aud the abseuce of the proper coverings, and
the ab euce OF speci,l orders ia regard to car
rying lamps through the boat, ara evidences
OF most positive criminal careiessness Oh the
part OF the mate aud other officers of said
boat, whose duty IL was to look alter the load
Ing and management of the boat in such q
way a. not To endanger human life.
Capt. 5. G. Mcintyre, of the il-fated steamer
0blden CITY, In an Interview Tonight, states
that be verdict OF tie coroners jury rendered
this AFTERNOON docs him great Injustice the
ex animation of witnesses was G ,nductei by
Attorney General Turner. OF tn. criminal
court who is Il broihcr-iu-iaw to Mss l. K.
Kouns, who. together with her three children,
was lost 10 the disaster. Tue captain had 10
attorney present at the exam .tiOn, anu says
he is willing to sbids by the report Of the
Uuited States inspectors, who are now giving
the matter most thorough and searching in
vestigatiOn.
BODIES AT fH8 BOTTOM OF rHR RIVER.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., April All hope of the
recovery of the dead bodies from the wreck Of
the Golden City has been abandoned No
further attempt will be MADE until the river
falls sufficiently to permit divers to work
With some show of success. -
The captain Of the watch, whose arrest has
been mentioned, re 70 vns In Jail TO await tho
action of the grand JUICY, which meets Mon
Gay morning.
At the rrQusst Of several relatives OF those
who lost sheir lives BY the burning Of the
Golden City,
ANorHBE ATTEMPT
will be made on Monday to recover the dead
bodies. United States Inspectors Garrett add
Ralstoa are thoroughly iavesigaung the
cause of th0 disaster
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abroad

Oscar Wilde and Pinafore are at San
Francisco
Little Corr,nne and Mary Anderson
are at Detroit,
Lolita and 'sHazei Kirke" divided the
business at Cleveland last week.
Edwin Crsbtree, brother of Lolita, has
decided to 60 into business at Chicago.
Edwin Booth and Kate Ofaxton were
the leading attractions at Chicago last
week.
The Yokes family are working their
way back east. Their last stand was at
Buffalo.
In Bismarck the rule Is to Lave enter
tainments too vulgar for ladies to attend.
When they make "a exception they style
1t "Ladies night"
The papers still iasist upon giving de-
tailed accounts of the embarrassment of
Jack Haverly. There is an evident draw
ing in of his lines which gives color to
the reports of embarrassment in spite of
the denials.
Signor Angelo, who is Mr. Mapleson's
factotum, is richer than his employer.
he is said to be worth over S10O, goo, and
he makes fortune every year by intro
ducing Italian imported articles in the
cities the company visits. This year he
sold Is 600 cases Of vermeuth at a profit
OF 81 a case.
Upon the heels of Coup closing dis
astrous circus season in New York city
Barnum enters tine lists. He erected q
bill board at cost Of &s, coo and got up
street parade at cost of $4,000, and in
two weeks had taken in $lU7, 600, He
has five advertising ears and one humid
red and ffty men in advance of his show.
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PER oNAL.

j. MeGoran, OF BraiHsrj, is in St Paul.
A. J. HOPKINS, OF sioux CITY, Is looking
about St. Paul
d. 81. Orego and T. J. Murray, Of Lake
Civ, are 10 town.
L. x. Stone aad wife. of Miles CITY, are at
the Metropolitan.
y, Parker, of Sioux Falls, and j. J. Thomp-
son, Of Montana, are in r. Paul
John j. Hibline, OF the arm Of Pc. Egan
q Co., has taken his DIP ,rure for Baltimore,
his native city, To be abe,t several weeks,
combining business with pleasure.
T: Fernald, Of Mis- Ci'y: r. session., Fargo;
q rsyinr, Crook ]. W. Watson. 81.
Cloud; W. 8 R.siag. f.rib,u'r, AID J. L.
Gordon, Red Wing, are in th- city.
Nathan Myrick, E-q., arrived homo from
Washington yesterday msrnIng, where he has
been since early in the ne" year watching the
politicians. From indicatt,ns IT, is ladped
M. Myrck is fairly w-lI s,tisded With the
outlook.
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ANaH PEe{eSf

This charming comedy actress appears
at the opera house Tomorrow and Tues.
day evenings in her greatest character,
'.M'liss, the Child of the Sierras." The
Philadelphia Record says:
"Anuie PiXley ia always and deservedfy q
favorite in Philadelphia. Her personal at.
tractivebess has much to do tn it-ss
much, perhaps, as her excellence as an actress.
Miss is probably her most acceptable as we'll
as most celebrated specially, and sbs has long
since wen fame in the presentation of the title
role. Her temperance last evening at the
Walnut in this character was the occasion of
an ovation which must have been highly graf
flying to her, and showed the hold she has on
the public. She is well supported by Mr..
John p. McOonough, . sterling actor, as
Yuba Bill, and the remaining characters arc
well sustained"
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OVER THE OCEAN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
pps.ououa eEsIAns.

n
LONDON, April Ian extra police force
chester because Anonymous Fenian threats 70
blow 1t up during the Easter holidays have
been received.
LONDON, April 1.-The Eooaoaaist this
week says a COED business was done ia Ameri-
can markets. Ohio q Mississippi preferred
advanced 7e, Ohio & Mississippi ordinary ad-
vanced &c; Denver & Rio Granda, Louisville
d Nashville. and st. LeuIs & Gan francisco,
preferred, st. Louis bridge, second preferred,
&c; Oregon & California preferred sc.
A committee has been formed to collect
$500, which Bradlaugh has been ordered by
the court OF queens bench to pay within
fortnight, under its judgment for voting IL
legally.
LONDON, April THE revenue receipts for
the financial year ended yesterday, were 81 eco
above the estimate. The most satisfactory
feature is the income tax receipts, which were
4405, 900 above She estimate. Actual eXpen-
dItures of the year, within a few thousands
pounds, were E85, slf 600 This amount is
E706,O0 more than the original estimates,
tnat is. not counting supplementary ones.
DUBLIN, April MARY Power O'Connor,
sister of Thomas Power O'Conuor, member
OF parliament for Galway borough, was pros
eeated at AthtOne petty sessions to-day for adj
yisipg the tenants OF the Parish of Drum,
County Rosc0mmoD. not to pay rents. She
was ordered to And bail or go to Jail for six
months. She went TO jail.
PROSECUTOR PEnsEcUYED.
DvBLrN, April 1.-Arthur Herbert, justice
OF the peace, who was shot dead while return
ing from the Castle Island petty sessions, was
the person whose expression of remark that
The police had not fred upon TIE riotous was
some time ago subject OF discussion in the
commons. Since his marder eleven lambs
that belonged to bin have been maiiciously
stabbed.
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C.r.vapsx.y C.n.uuaed.

PIrrsBURaH, April The ElEeanora
Springs hotel. ut Hsysvile. twelvs miles from
this city, the proDelt y of D. H. Teomey, Of
Pittsbu'g h, was t.,tsl'y destroyed by FIRE this
morning, about $50 O'clock The building
Was handsome frame etrac ure, Of $50 fe, t
frontage, aud wss valued, ah.ng win tho iur-
nitu,e, at S 81, 00o. No hosrdrrs were 10 the
hotel WHEN the Gre Occurred. as the SEASON
hsd not yet open d. The origin at ire Gre is
believer 70 re ineendiary, IA aames were dis
covered 10 ihree dIstinct portiuDs of the house
ct once. The hss is partly covered BY insur-
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BLISS BOHSOVER
gNTc tsGIeTIG EaNGUAGBINTH TIE sTaR
R0UrE sSES yesterday.

sSow Much Hs's Abus, d Isy Newspapers
An the Prosecuting Attorneys Take
ssoS at the Motions Va 0uash the sndSet-
Iaeafs The K>sfsuse DORIS Some Tsss Ing
roo--hs Co.umittes on NississIpE,i im-
procemenss Stay at Washington sss ID g.
sense Ala -RsJlrOad Right Of Way
Through sobiin IseOt
Ssatement-Repsiev Fer Lamsso-Gien-
ecaI Capital News
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The Merry Moonsniners.

fRENouBURa, KY, April Last night in
moonsd ine whisky shop, fight with pis-
tois and bowie knives commenced between
ABOUT q .en despe raio-s over game of
CARDS ana WAS continued in the streets nv
moonlight Two of the comhats,ts R;I,
Thompson and Martin Jones, were each shot
twlce and he latter MORALLY wounded. Bill
Duncan had bis abdomen laid omen with a
bpwe knife. Doors of houses were hroten
open and some Of the citi.-ns aed tn save
their LIVES. II 10 b-lievei man named Mr..
ply was killed and carried away. Manv Of
the roughs who escaped utre wanted ~
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As-asstm Arrested,

DALLAs, April Logan, who, in June,
1873, murdered P. C. Mansfield, Texas but
escaped, and Afterwards went to Fort Worth
under the protection of gang of COWBOYS
strong enough t. defy the officers, was cap
tured to-night in Mansfh. He was inveigled
into game Of cards at the hotel, officers were
notified aud the arrest made.
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Snow B,ackade Euded.

SAN FRANCISCO, April This morning the
arss train passed over the bIoekaded section
OF the Central Pacidc. Different express
trains have been consolidated and will proba-
biy arrive here to morrow. The night freight
trains are shr-tracked at stations near the
blockade and will nDt be sent out until the
road Is clear of all delayed passenger trains.
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Thor"u Il W.s,k ., .. st.b.

PUEBLO, Col. April i.-Woad reached here
LIST night that after lynchiBg two cattle
increased from t~elve t., wenty- Fl We men, rode
alb 'ut ten mil 6 out Uf 10 n t. WHARF, the two
ChAtine brothers aud Flank Orsby wer
stopping. fh trio @erc captured, marched
into grove and hung, thus mixing Ave men
iyuched for cattle ealing Yesterday within q
ulstauce IF ten miles
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as few men now before the footlights
have attained and tho critical estimate of
his ability has placed him abo re in most
Of the parts his rivals in Amer ca. He is
an actor with the originality of Henry
Irving and his force, v1gor and
magnetism is likened by lis judges
to that of Edmund Kean. fhis
is high praise indeed, but when we con-
slider how he has drawn the people to
witness his performances wherever he
has; appeared, and how he took hold on
our citizens year ago, we must admit
that there appears to be truth in the
estimate Keenc is an actor presenting
a fine physique, a wonderfully expressive
face, a clear, resonant voice, and his act
ing is said to excel in emotional quality,
In feeling, in magnetism, in subtlety Of
execution and In delicacy of touch. He
will be seen here in 0thello-in which he
has received lavish praise-Macbeth and
both Of which have been de-
scribed as grand examples of highly
dramatic art. Kecn's company
is said to be exceptionally fine in Its gen.
eral ensemble, and it comprises several
we'll known people who have much repu-
tation as Shakspearian opponents.
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A P,pal.r ,s.ek Nxes.,age.

CHlcAop. April i.-Tae IN. citing of the New
Sock Exchange to-day developed the
fact that the 800 IN .mb rships at $50 are all
taken; aIsn the 300 memberships 1t $t00, and
81 of thu $50 memberships are taken. There
have been 9N applications, although the ag-
gregste membership is ii,n,ted tD $50. or
the apphca'inns owe 100 are frum eastern
cities, chiefly New York. Great interest Is
taken in the hn,ra.
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Ke,f-a Hss R.nhsr.

CINCINNATI, April Jus. before midnight
Tonight john led maid, keeper OF saloon
in C'vt"g'oa, XIV. near the approach to the
Sistensoa bridge, cas his brother, Thomas
MELON I'D. 50 serinu ly that h. cannot live.
They gu trreled, AID Thomas raised chair to
strike John Both are young, John "a and
Thomas 25yasrs DID. Both we're under the
Influence of whisky.
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rWeatern Associated Press.l

Chicago, April 1.-Wheat was decidedly
dull Fluctuations were small and prices de-
clined a little, although the outside reports
denoted firmness and strength. Weather
warm and bright, The closing was x@Tc
below yesterday. Oats sl.2a16@st. 500
for May. s127x@slssx for June, 1888 @
$l.S4x for July.
Corn was very active aud sometimes ex-
cited. prices advancing 1s5@l%c and Eain-
tanning their strength. The uhfavorable re-
port OF the department Of agriculture was
the chief feature Of the market. All the
chances favor early seeding, end good crops
for the coming year Sales 70Y @7SKc for
May, COX @7tXc for June and 7Ux 07Sxc for
July.
Oats-Buyers plenty and sellers scarce. Cash
cold up 1Xc, and April SIX May 3H@3Hc,
June 1Sc, July IL. The near deliveries were
chiefly IN demand. Ssles, a g47c for April.
Ask @49c for May, 461S94Sc for June, and
4fx0f5xc for July.
TIE receipts of grain for the week were less
than million bushels.
Pork was fairly active. b@Dc higher, clos
ing firm. Sizes si9 l5WfT rs for April,
si738x @i747x for May ana Sl7 1890
Sl7G5 for June.
Lard was active and steady, 5@ISXc high
er. It closed prt'y firm. Bales Sll.lt@
f.80 for May. Si1.s3H @ll.S5 for June. aud
$l1-32k GIL IS for July.i
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AnERI0ax xxrxxss oOarAsY.

Money Ordersi Money OrAsrst
This company arc uow selling money orders
on all principal points at about ono half gov.
eminent rates:
Express r ,tes-ss. 40 or less, S cents; over
$500 to 5000, 8 cents.
Orders f,r sale 1t general ofIise, corner
Fourth and Wabashaw streets: all, at branch
money order office at Clark 4 Rrost's drug
store, corner Third and r bert streets. OHice
hours 8. IA. so 2 -. n.
A. ANTIsDRr., Superintendent.
J. &. ArHBRfoN, Agent
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XIV n-sh', sa,-s

Kavansgh is doing a rousing auction
business these times. He last week sold
the O'Brien & Price stock at Rosemount,
realizing good percentage. On yester-
day be sold also at auction the engine.
boilers. eIo., the remains Of the Wigwam.
for l,737, making total for that edifice.
of s., l37. hessrs. Langevln, Nc MILAN,
}. Smith, of Heron Lake. III. p. Ruge
and others were purchasers. Yesterday
afternoon he also sold The Chas. Perrin.
blacksmith shop for $500 to J. L. Henry
and Charles Auer.
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Decrease since Pune 50. 1881. uLsa,sso
Current liabilities
Interest due and unpaid ...... IsiS2es
Deoe on which interest has ceased S2G6,G
nicerest thereon. --........... 80. 6t23T5
dotd snd SILVER cerdfca'eB. 1864, ID
United States notes held for the re-
demption of certificate deposits iI,t4O,0 900
Cash balance available Feb. lat t64,0S8, 261
Iota! ...--..--..- .-... 2sS, 29I .T6l
Available assets
Cash In treasury. aoa,29l, 761
Bonds issued to Pacific railroad c0m-
psnies, interest payable in lawful
money
Principal outstanding ......,.. sa.sgS512 |
Interest accrued and not yet paid o69, $50 |
Interest paid by ths United States G3,4,6,977 |
Int rest repaid By the compsiies by
transportation services. .. N,851.6T6 |
By cash payments, per cent. CT att
earnings. ..-.....-.- ........-..-.. 656, i98 |
States. - '.-V sy.ssasoI
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,Pf-rc~d BY u Pick

UNToNrowN, Pa. April 1.-Dushar comes
to the front sgain with another murder.
Friday morning three men. whose names are
Martin, Landers and Franks. were at work,
when Martin and Franks got iuto dispute
which finally ended In blows. Franks was
getting the best Of Msrtic: and L.nders at.
tempted to part them: failing Tia this he
picked 10 pick and struck Franks over the
head. The wou-ded man lived several hours
aud died during the night. This morning
Lsnders was arrested and ,dged "a jail.
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A Good Z abroad At Last

DALLAS. Tex, April i.-S-ate Commissioner
Murray, after two unfavorabe reports, CON-
pleted his third inspection of tho Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central railroad to-day and
accepted 1t from D4lIsS to Alvarado, forty
miles. The remaining fourteen miles between
Alvarad0 and Cieburne was not acce uted.
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Shssin saloon.

PrrFsBuRa, Pa. AprIl IVA Caynay and
Frank France, while drinking in saloon on
the south side to night, e,a ne involved in a
dispute, which aaally resulted in Owney cut
ting France four tunes in the breAsr. iua,cting
wounds which will prove fatal. Oornsy was
arrested
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April Tho eenats voted a credit
of 100000 francs for the Tunis expedition
for the second half of the current year. De
Frecycinet stated there had been necessary
detenti0n of $780, troops in Tuns, which
number was being gradually reduced. The
senate and deputies adjourned until May2.
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Keeae. the Asse~sos. Traoeaian.

The coming dramatic EVEN is the ap.
pearance in this city of the great Shakes
perian actor, Mr. Thos. w. Keene. open
ing Monday evening April 10Th for three
nights and matinee For the past
eighteen months he has been PLAYING in
the largest and most critical cities in the
couRtry, and in such characters as Ham
let, RicheIau, Shylock, and Macbeth he
has attained degree of popularity such
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Coming Railroad consolidation.

MBxPHIs, April lat meeting of the
board OF directors Of the Memphis & Charles
ton railroad, held this afternoon, plan for
consolidation With the E,st Tennessee, Vir-
GINA Il Georgia railroad was favored, and
stockholders haye been called to meet June %.
to conffn the proposed consolidation.
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Movamrn of III iit.,y M..na,a.

WILCOX, Ariz., Aurii l.-Gen. Sherman and
party arrived to day accompanied by Gen.
Wilcox. The party bfs Immediately for
Fort Grant, where they will spend Sunday
They leave Monday for camp Thomas and
San Carlos reservation.
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RUSSIA.
sUs1aABY pUaIsHNEST,

81. PBrERsBURa, April 1.-The car, on
being apprised of the murder of Gen. Strelin-
kof, orda ed the two asssssins, who were ar
rested, to be executed within two heurs. They
were accordingly hanged at Odessa this
morning,
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outlook.

me Chicsgo u'.,a :, ~. d yesterday
to adjourn over from Mond y uight 90 We'd
nesday morAiag. Tuesday Seing election dsy.
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THE GLOBK HOROSCOPE.
As 1t Casts It's Light ON the Chicago mar
k0t8.
gSoccial Telegram to the Globe

Especial Telegram to the Glooe.l
CHICAGO, April f.-CabEes strong. Wheat
was strong and arm, although there was little
business done. I think the Clique settled Up
good deal of April at 81 90, but they are BY
no means cut OF the deal. There was not
much demand for tho more deferred options,
and prices didn's change much, but there was
NO show Of weakness, and look for higher
prices for May, although there may be some
light reaction In the meantime. This latter
option closed at st.30x The curb is I'M
changed.
Isn't corn "dandyi" Well, should re-
lax my featu es. The way sae doomed up to-
dry was caution, and I think May will sell
up to nearly Zoe before she goes down much.
I'll give you another steer on corn. Sell the
year option and hold on to 1t, ana yoHh De
rich.
Provisions strong and higher. lard espe-
ci&lly SO.
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Hdzex KirEe.

The t'Haxel Kirke" company, soon to
appear at the Opera house, comes au-
thorised directly from the Madison
Square theater, New York city, where it
was drilled for weeks previous to ITS de-
parture, fact that will be very generally
accepted as guarantee Of finished per-
Torrance
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Trial of tn. Train Robbers.

INDBrnNDBNos, Mo, April L. The B,gler
trial progressed to day and good deal of tes-
timony was given. John Laird, whose con-
fession was telegraphed last night, was sub
j-cted to most rigid cross Examination, but
all the art and skill of counsel for The dtf-ase
failed t. trip hun or make any break In his
direct state nent as to how the robbery WAS
committed, or who were engaged in it, Dick
Little asserts that Laird was not present, and
that no one participated In the r,bbrry except
the old James gang, while Laird says p,si-
lively aad reittrates the statemeu., that
he, together with Bugler. Matt. Chapman aud
two or three Others, who lived in The imne-
date vic'nit, of Blue Cut, were engaged in tho
act. So far Lalrd's testimony seems To have
the NEST believers. aud the defense is evidently
weakening.
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TIE Public Deel

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The following 10
e regular notify debt statement.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
Brave and Cool Men.

Seventeen of as brave and cool men as ever stood in shoe leather. with a leader whose courage had be,n tested on the field in days gone by, each man equally as brave and cool armed with a good rifle aud thirty rouu Is of ammunition to each rifle went to Ayers camp when it was rImored that fifteen Indians had been seen, entered an adobe house and barri- caded the windows with sacks Of flour. Here tn SC seventeen men, brave, cool and courageous as their lead r prepar- ed to stand those fifteen Indians off They also made port holes through the adobes to better protect themselves against the ferocious fifteen Indians that did not know enough Co relieve Mir. Fife Of his revolver after he had fallen flat on his face from the effects of several severe wounds.
 This leader whose courage had been tested on the field in days gone by, when he saw the arrival of Captain Ma iden of the 9th Cavalry, whose only son had been killed by these same Indians, two years ago, with a few men. took courage to come from behind his barricade of.h UT and offered to show Captain Madden where the fifteen Indians had been or wee supposed to have been.
 Spoopendyke once imagined he teard robbers in the house and wanted his wife to get up and see. while he world follow behind and protect her. His wife re- piled keep quiet, you fool, there are no robbers in the house" Then he called her a coward.
 See Charles c. Clute's letter in the morning Star of April 29th, 1882, publish ed in Tucson, Auzona.
 JOHN SoNDAY.