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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

4 special Of the ith from Benson,
Arizona. states that Sheriff Paul and
posse ran across Red Jack and Iensley
last night about D o'clock, twenty miles
west Of Wilcox, tho robbers immediate.
iy opened fire on tho SheriG's posse,
instantly killing Paups horse and
slightly wounding one Of tue posse.
Tho Sheriff aud party returned the fire.
killing Rel Jack. Hensl-y escaped,
hut was discovered this morning and
Instantly killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

A bill in equity has been filed In the
United States Court by Wells, Fargo &
Co.. against the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Comp any. The SomplaInt is di-
rec,ed moro particularly against tho
Northern Pacific Express Company, the
majority OF which stock is held by the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
which also owns n majority OF the Pa.
cifo Coast Steamship stock. Wells,
Fargo & Co. claim that. owing to this
combination of interest, the Steamship
Company have refused to carry their
express matter. giving the entire pr;vi.
leGe to the Northern Pacific Express.
Judge Saver has granted n preliminary
writ Of injunction, pending tue litiga.
tiOn
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

The choice Of the New York Tribune
for President and Yioe-President is Ed
monds, OF Vermont. and Miller, Of Cal.
ifornia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
Ayers SarsapariIIa

cleanse. enTi"h-'. a.i S;rrngi Iteu, the blood.
stimulates lac Aci!.n Of the stomach sud
''Hels. anl th-ruhy rnablSs the s,stem to
resist anil "Terenrns ia" attacks all Srrnfu.
'""' D.i"i'ry. ErHp'r.nI a.f hr SIN. rLru-
r'"'''", '"'t"T%. .G.H,-d i'-Js.Dy. snd all
di'"ri7f' r-iritinz fES'u l.onr "r corrupted
b.So'i ani \ low state e. iI,@ system.
rHErAH:p ~
Dr.. C.AYer& Co. LEVEL, Mass.
Sold by ~ DESsgi.tS: price 81. Iix bottles
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
DAILY slK0 INDEPENDENT
JssuED EVERY DAY. SUNDAYS Ex.
j .eflseo.
s. 8. SEARS,
E'iitor and Proprietor.
sU3caIPTIoN RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

.cns square 90 iInes), fret insertion ....ss 90
Each additional insertion. l %
\ liberal discount from tfa above to rcgrIar
aArtrtiy advertisers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
JOB PRINTING
- ErIRr pEscRirrIoN PROMPTLY DONE IN
InE BEsr srILE OF TuE AKT.
our Only AUTHORIZED AGENT.

c.w. CRANE. Room -. Sis Pine street. and
No. 10 Isidssdord street, San franeiSeo. CAL.
loIs agent for the ELEo IEokFtsDkSr. 10 A.
thoTiESd TO contract for advertisements for ~
~ our lowell fates. Orders left with Mr..
Crane will receive prompt attention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
Mlddle-kged Fen

Therc are many ~ tho aac OF no 10 GO who
ste troubled with COO frequent evacustions Of
lhs bladdsr, Often secam panied by 4 slight
fmaTtinE or burning sens stion and . weAtob.
Ing OF the system In . manner the patient cen.
Rot account for. On examining The uriuary
nsposits, . ropy sediment will often b. found
ahere are many mon bJsct 10 this diflcnlt
pho are ignorant Of tho cause. which IL III
teoond stage Of seminal weshncss. pr. =. vii
guarantee . pstfecl euJe in such cases, and
fsal'hJ restoration Of THO gcniio-u urinary or
=, Consultation free. Thorough examination
-. DR. sPlNNEY.
10. II Kcarncy street, san Francisco
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
WEEKLY ELKO INDEPENDENT.

JOublished every Sunday. will he sent To
any address, one year postage prepaid)
IOrSS
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

Nho may be suffering from the effects Of
Iouthful follles or indiscreiIoR Will do vol IA
y laid N tho altar OF suffering humanity.
Dr. BpinbeJ will Ruarantce 20 forfeit MOO foi
every case OF seminSl Weakness or pHvkle dis
faso OF any tind o. character which hp hnder'
lshes and fails TO cure.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
johnson g. Son,

EaE.ehuh,
Dealer. 10 Hacks sg Pheaton Spring Wagons and
oes of style quality and price, Parties intending 70
BuSries ETC. will find purchase from them
Creams Street.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

EYGLIsu FEMLE BrrTERs Is an iron
and vegetable tonic, prepared specially
for the curu OF ills that atllict female sex.
1t builds On and strengthens feeble, bro.
ken down and worn cut constitutions, re-
pairs damages inflicted by years Of suiler
Ing. regulates the system, adds iron TO
. Impoverished blood and makes petma.
nent cures. IL tones the stomach, iul'
parts keen appetite, aids digestion, re.
iieves sick headache. acts gently upon
tie liver. cures swimming OF the head,
aad palpitayion OF the heart.
FoR headache, cons,ipation and bill
iousneSs, use BGiIeTS Snlias ApeTfent
trough on cEllls,'
Cures 3 cases for % cts. in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parhan, Atlanta, Ga.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
THE ARABIAN LIVERY ANDSALE
STABLE KEPT BY M MARX
HAzLEHURsT, MISSISSIPPI
HAzLEHURsT,
MISSISSIPPI

Has inst been aed with Horses and Bugg which being
Offered for sale suit coming cannot
find place their stock and for than
this stable Mr. Marx has just returned hs purchase
ed ne cons and burial caes sy which bs pro
sell ut rates much reduced He has now
hand ne and beautiful Ha which 10 apy part Of
the heretofore given share Of patron.
ago solicited and competition bth prices and quality
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
A womAn,s REMEDY.

A o>r..u avs and rerlois ofwoman's lie, then
sonaes certain troubles, seaes, pains and sunstrgs.
Tbess oouppsipt. and irteg llariiss yscpsf1r. .ss
sirls life al s.uesn, and f0ilos up and Haunt US
parriea woman until alter the "taIn 81 irs."
eone hare besdaebss. ssiuIc.ng OF the tesd
sasntal snd nervous prsuauea. bl.nshed ehesh.
tlOOiless lpa. lifeless syes. clQuisl bsini "hls
ether. >.Gsf IN rs.hsI iItesilaftsss utsfino de
Ilacsnlsnts and ulcers. hys,efseh tpastns thysiel
tgO.rAiion chronic lsueorrh 1s. eAiofCs, sup?IeS-
tOas tte u.leh IN nnu'eroos cassS sni IN epslspt,
fts con. Ilsioas, insaBty and dss.h. These AZ
generally the rstuit Of insiiention; All ieznAes
iatiss ali these troubles 10 xseEtsi and cured.
We have rsoof nom thoussnds.
Or. prosnsoole's Englsh Psmais Differs viii cur
yol sound and wsll--~il m.ks you healthy am
happy-wlh make 700 fssi Ike new vet1sn and
No inlstaks. sold b. al Drage.sts a nyo. seal
geur address FOR ecpy % Or DfongOols's FAMILY
6sdleai Adsissf ,fsss 70 Ia ef-setft.
}. y. psoaooeLE q Co..
Pgeprsstors. Louisville. ~
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
NOTICE.

Sirayed from the undersigned at
Hazlehurst. August 8, 1883. ore
mouse colored mare mule, medium
size, about ten or twelve years old.
new shoes in front. Any infcrma-
tion thankfnily received and literally
rewarded. j. b. WHEELER.
Aug. l5-it'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

sfran,sr-"rsay.s tl,.,r o., Esat. yOa seem
A - a iiils 'oT' What ats youf"
R.o IssaC-"wsli. yes; YOU see va. ons
xi1h he boys last Night. amt ~. s,ntsr mixed
sfrcrgcr-"n s.ssaIs % nom Ne issk' o.
M, r,.,s-"f, don fee, s-setiy IL ny hssi:
,pssrs 20 D. nder 'swellsd up and 90 " u tsi
notion 10 'bus.,' snt the ra.n = terrible"
sfpauors.-"I II you will Get oeti'e on bNisys
Saline Apgftsnt OF two doses VIII pll nsai
o. YOU that your frisris would reeogaife'
Bsy Ssead-"rl % any thing = ge' Hi OF al
tbs pain aud sassrog.h ,
TINS mNys.oIs rsuieSy cures thea terrible had.
sches, elsAnsss the siomach, unloats the eo~Slsi
unloeks TIE LIVER, relisyes eSn5upaton a. cnce ga
gives the bis q ensDee 60 20. tss nseonetb
rorni.r and ard remedy sor consllstcn' tl-
fousness. sek hssiachS, hesrthurp, teii st9nsehf
and all diseases fe2uiTso5 real nice M fssA<Aas
pufsstiye 90 physic.
Il osyer nia.ss!ss NOT sr,f.s,, acts N ems sr,,s
drink' that EVERYBODY likeslt.
Itunelouts and COO, thu train, ansef, thu nsrvss.
AMI 10 ave eua nos fof the headache Oflsfies.
IL mitfltes she rsrgs 81 rhsnmasisrl aht toit,
relieves kitney and urinary tfoables, ana tslh N
me back. Pr dyspsptirs u act, hks aeha q, ahd
has no eqral Ia curing \ ecl,lPilsa Assl. ~
MERCHANTS, clerks. mechanics. ns,orY hsAis, sin.
dents, tsschsrs and all persons who Lad elcsey
conaned life and are subject 10 he.taehs diIsles.s
ana torpii boyvel. n You are troubled With
rosied tongue foul breath, ioss OF appetite ~ $50.
srai ,lShnes.. Bailey slEe Aps'Isnt VIII euis
yoa. II psrfortos tstisr wots than pill. n, ~,
pleasant and psls;sbls. and 10 nue., ehssPer, IN i-d
!ii, regular family medicine eas., within tisslt
Il spSrkies and fcams just Ike Eiass o. SOL.
water. md Is c;i As yisss,.. 90 sis,' a4i '''a
PJoFristoIs, Lsals'1is' n.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
NEW DRUG STORE.

With everything fresh and door to 81 Filler Co., In Tho uav
Fuler building. Hazlehurs, Miss.
MI JONES, Proprietor
We opening an will lie constantly receiving Drugs PsS
Chemicals Patent edlcnfs Pints Oils Window Gap Stationary Per-
nmsy Toilet Articles and thing usually kept in i t Drug
Src ao take pleasure in saying to me;chan public ocf 9TH
requiring 80 -
FIRST CLASS PRINTING!
That puers that have Printing ocs .hr,
beautiful selections Of type and other material aud that will
i've them the will
this Until they accommodate them any style or cbacs ~ sI
this line they require and s low prices elsewhere Tar, WIZ,
- "A1
DIR jesse Il Jones
To whom refer agent has his Office and can Iva 6,na
ut the store when not professionally engaged. i2.tf
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14

consump,ion. To guard against this sure
aud fatal destroyer Use the Onis ah'.uo'e'
Coussens'C OmnOllnd Honey CT Tar.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-14
HOW to Cure ConsumptioIN

Il ~ tlStll NUM-
berOrdcnthsfronl
this DESTROYER OF
the human race,
anil it, rapid IN
crease, call with
trumpet voice for
genius ofsomc
one TO devise
means for the de-
thrOnCnent Of its
power. The cure
has been digcOy-
eryd and Is saw
ing thousands.
Genius has in
vented n detect
or; nature has
furnished the
remedy. Avail
Yourself Il be-
fore Il Is too late.
\ slight cold, II
neglected, often
terminates in
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-11-02

The dicision of the Supreme Court
declaring the Civil Rights act of 1875
an unconstitutional invasion of the
rights of States, is the subject of
comment among the colored people.
Ex-senator Bruce declares it most
unfortunate decision and one that will
cary the country backward fifteen
years at least. He says It does not
reflect the sentiment of the people
and is revival of the theory of
States rights.
Fred Douglas. says the dicision puts
the oolored people outside the law,
and places them, when on steamboat
or railroad, or in theatre, restaurant,
or other public place, at the mercy OF
any white rufiian who may choose to
insult them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-11-02
DEBILITY !,

DR. r q. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN 1REAr.
MxSr. q guaranteed specific for Hssteria, pir-i-
ness, Conyulsio-is, hts Nervous NsuralSis,
Headache Nervous Prostitution caused by the Ess
of alcohol or tobacco. W1kefslIess, Neltsi De-
pressioa. Softeaing of the Erain resulting in ir-
sanity and loading to misery. dccey aid death
in either sex. Involuntary ossss. ard Srelmat-
orrh@a caused BY cyef-exertion Of tire hian. self
abuse or .oyer-iadulgence. EACH box cor talks
70. 500 s,,t by mail pEsgaid g. Escsips Sf Priee-
to cure any case. With each order received by rs
for ak boxes accompanicd with $aa0 ne III!
send the purchaser our written SraruItee to re-
fund the money if the treatment does ret effect
curc. Guarantees issued orly by
WOODARD. CLARK 4 CO.
Wh>1esa1a and EetaA l-,agE1zts.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Oraeu M pal VII receive prompt atfeatiQe-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-11-02

A number Of good axmap vented
to chop wood at s. per cord n RAppsr.
Apply to G. l.. Wars.
RAseSx Nay ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-11-02

It is alleged that the project of the
coming convention of Mexico Veter-
ans to foist another pention law on
the country is largely manipulated by
Washington claim agents, and that
honorable survivors of the war do not
ask for pension except for disabled
cpmrsdes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-11-02

>~~(31@yA
or one thousand men will winter in
the gplch. A postoffice will soon Be
Seven hundred names
have already been signed to : petit
ton for the establishment Of mail ser
vice. A trail is now being made from
Heron Siding over the Coeur d'Alene
range to the new gold fields. It will
be completed by the first Of Novem-
ber.
On Monday morning, the 18th of
the present month, Bently and FLYNN,
in company with Eve others, started
ont to make the return trip over the
Coeur d'Alene range. The names-of
the FIVE were John Curry, Cass. Lee,
Jimmy the Spirit, Barpey Rowdy-
bush and Al Dell The two last
named partnen soop after leaving
camp, turned back down the creek to-
ward the diggings, thinking the par
ty were not taking the right course.
1t IS supposed now that they lost their
way, as nothing has been heard from
them.
The five men were four days get
ting out to the railroad at Trout creek
Station, on the Northern Pacific rail-
road. On the third night, Just as
darkness set in, they were within
three-fourths of mile of the station.
and heard locomotive whistle. But
night came on SO rapidly, and the
fallen trees and underbrush were so
dense that they were obliged to wait
where they were until next day. A
passage through the fallen trees and
debris was almost impossible, and it
took all of the fourth day to reach the
station. Had it not been for the
horses the party would have gone
through easier and quicker. Logs of
all sizes, some of them eight feet
through, were piled in every conceiv-
able shape in many places, forming
an almost insurmountable barrier.
Large patches of moss-covered and
slippery bedrock were often met with
upon which men and horses were un-
able to gain foothold, and down
which they slid against projecting
rocks and limbs of trees. On reach
ing the railroad the horses were cut,
bruised and bleeding, and the men
were very much torn as to their clo-
thing, hungry and exhausted. Flynn
says anybody wouldn't have given
two bits for the whole outfit, men and
horses included, when they came out
of the timber.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-11-02
THE COEUR D'ALENE-


From Tom Bentley and Pat Flynn,
who returned from this district the
other day, we have learned many
things hitherto unknown about the
country and placers.
Pitchard's creek, or gulch, is about
eighteen miles long, varying in width
from twenty to eighty rods. tits fat
and smooth, having fall of two feet
to the hundred, with a gradual and
even slope. The gulch is all covered
with heavy timbers. Rocks are also
quite numerous, but the largest one
seen can be easily handled by two
men. Water is abundant and suffi-
cient for the diggings. The ground
will be worked by either stripping or
drifting, but most likely it will not
pay to drift very extensively. Twelve
miles Of the gulch have already been
prospected and pay dirt found. Two
hundred claims have been located,
and every claim openedup SO far pays
from $50 to 800 per man daily. On
y ten strings of sluices are now run
ming. The bedrock is slate, and pays
from one to two ounceS per pan.
There are few inches of pay gravel
on the bedrock which prospects from
two bits to SO per pan. 1t is not yet
|ascertained how wide the pay streak
IS, but parties are now working in the
center and on both sides of the gulch
IN various places.
When Bently and Flynn's party
reachsd the guich they found only
Ftwo men opening it up-George Ives
and man named Gillette. After
BOOKING at the records they discover
Eed that several men were holding all
the way from 60 to 220 acres apiece
an their own names, as well as the
pames OF those who had never been
pear there. They accordingly staked
ph twenty acres of such land apiece,
md were Immediately followed by
~
others, who did likewise. Miners
came In from all directions, and now
pniy two men have their twenty acres
each-ives and Gillette. The claims
we're voluntarily divided up and Civ
Pa to newcomers. The miners gen.
rally were in favor of not asking Ives
ND Gillette to divide up, as they
Vere the first in the gulch, and had
nown such energy in opening it up.
There are several gulches tributary
Fntchard's, which have all been ta-
on up, namely: Eagle creek, about
wen miles long; Butte gulch, three
nc 2 half miles long; Gold Run, two
three miles long; Quartz gulch, on
ae south side of Pritchard's, four or
ve miles long. On the latter there
ere only two claims when the party
~ The gulch gets its name from
extensive quartz formation at its
bad.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-11-02

Mm.J H. BATES, Newspaper Advertis
ing gext, Al ark Row Times Buildingl'
New York. is authorized to contract tor
aslsmiissments in the WORLD st our best
rata
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-11-08
From the Old World.

The Marquis of Lorne and Princess Lou
Use arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th inst, and
were heartily cheered as they drove to tho
town hail. where the corporation present
ed an address end gave a luncheon. The
marquis, replying to the address, warmly
extolled the Dominion of Canada and PEG.
pie. lie said he had experienced great
pleasure in the friendly relations NAM
tanned by Canada and the United States
and trusted the friendship now existing
would ever endure.
United Irelan2, the national league or
gan, pronounces the authors of the explo-
sion in London idiots. The Freeman's
Journal protests against Irishmen being
harshly accused of being authors of the
outrage. The Irish Times asks why the
English government does not vigorously re-
monstrate with President Arthur against
the dynamite conspiracy of which New
York is the source.
The British cabinet has decided that the
dispute between China and France has
reached the verge sf open war are. The
news from Paris is somewhat alarming.
NJ. Jules Ferry has not only decided ID push
things in Tonquin, but he has already ar
ranged to use the fruits ofsuecess, which
he Affects to believe is assured.
The nerest chance prevented terrible
catastrophe. While the City of Berlin was
entering the Mersey she colIided with her
majesty's ship Hawk, damaging the latter's
starboard bows and carrying away some of
her boats. The steamer sustained no dam
age.
monster political meeting was held
| in Kingston, Jamaica 1t was a great sue
cess, being sn immense demonstration
against the present system of government.
The appointment of a new governor to sue
coed Sir Anthony Musgrove is not received
| with any satisfaction.
The Times publishes leader on the late
Capt. Mayne Reid, in which it says: "Of
his class of writer's, he certainly was the
best, and those who Lave read him as boys
will not allow their maturer critical iudg-
ment to condemn HIM altogether"
The Prince and Princess Albert Iof Prus-
STA, returning from Frankenstein, Silesia,
after attending the reformation memorial
services, lost THEN way in the fog. Their
carriage was overturned and the right ankle
of the princess was fractured.
Robert Kerr, a dlssipated member of
wealthy family in Edinburgh, Scotland.
was burned TO a crispin house on Oski
RIVER Manitoba, while intoxicated. He
had just come into possession of large
sum OF money.
A quantity ofdynamite was miraculously
exploded in the Office of the chief of police
at Frank fort-on-the- Main. The building
was badly damaged, hut there was not many
officials in at the time, and none of them
were injured.
Municipal elections were held throughout
Great Britain on the 31st inst. The results
show large conservative gains.
In oudon, on the 31st., $4,000 sealskins
were sold at auction, prices going so GEMS
higher than last year.
The earl of Cork had his pocket picked
in Montreal on Wednesday of 81 900.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-11-08

Speaking Of women as physicians, DR..
Oliver Wendell Holmes said the other
day in an address at Cambridge;
II, myself, followed a course of lee
lures given by the younger Madame
Lachapelle, in Paris, and if here and
there an intrepid woman insists on tax
ing by storm the fortress Of medical ed
ucation. | would have the gate flung
open to her as If It were that of the cit
adel Of Orleans and she were Joan of
Arc returning from the field of victory
/ have often wished that disease could
be hunted by its professional antagonists
in couples-a doctor and adoctor's quick
witted wife making joint visit and at
lacking the patient mean the pa
tents malady. o. course-with theu
united capacities. For | am sure that
there is natural clairyoyance in woman
which would make her as much the
81 aeriOr of man Ia some particulars
of diagnosis as she certainly IS IN dlstin-
gushing 8 tades Of color. Many a suicide
would have been prevented if the doc
tors wife had visited the victim the day
before il happened. She would have
seen in the merchants face his impend-
ing bankruptcy while her stupid bus
band was prescribing for dyspepsia and
indorsing his note; she would recognize
the love-lorn maiden by an ill-adjusted
ribbon, line in the features, droop IN
the attitude, tone in the voice, which
mean nothing to him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-11-08
Handsome but wicked Women.

Wichits, (Ksn.) alphabetically c. Bal
ley, young woman charged with the muir
der of Clement Bothemly in Indian Terri
tory on the 9TH ult., was held to-day by
United States Commissioner Sherman for
appearance at the next term Of court at
Wichita. She is about twenty one years old,
a handsome brun cite, and move3 in the
best society in New York city and New Jer-
sey. she met Bothemly, q rich English
man and member of the Britiih ASSOCIATION
at St. Louis, and arranged with him to go
TO Texas and start 8 sheep ranch. Before
they started she got deed for bis lands in
Kansas. valued at $50, 00o and while passing
through the territory, en- route TO Texas,
shot Buthemly through the head, took pos
session of his trunk, containing diamonds
and jewelry worth $1,000. together with
his outfit, consisting of sheep and stock
worth $4,000, buried the body at Skeles on
ranch, and started south, but was arrested
about nine miles from where the murder
was comm tied. The case YVES worked ~ by
United States Marshal Hollister and As
sistant United States Attorney Charles Hat
ton.