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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
A BL0OOTAISsTY MEXICAN,
HIS MurderOus Fusilade Wounds Five Men
Some Fatally-Hs Is Lynched.

HIS MurderOus Fusilade Wounds Five Men
Some FRtalIy-Hs is Lynched.
TOMBSTONE, ARK, September l2.-At
Bisbee, on Thursday, some miners congre-
gated in Bob Clsrk's saloon, where faro
game WAS opened, and quite a number Of
men began playing. Among the rest
was Mexican, who was hscs> in the crowd,
and had to reach over the shoulders of a
man playing iu front of him to place his
bets After be had done this be rested his
arm on the man shoulder, He was told
several times not TO DO so but did not heed
the request The man finally pushed the
MeNicans 5 elbow OIL his shoulder and the
Mexican struck him. The man picked up
his chair and brought it down on the Mexi-
cans head The Mexican then left the sa-
loon. AT about 10 o clock in the evening
the others left and nothing more was seen
of the Mexican until 4:3O a. m. yesterday.
At.er leaving the saloon he went to
Mexican town and tried to borrow rife,
out was unable to get one. de then asked
if b. could sleep there, and being answered
st'irmatiyely he lay down and pretended to
De asleep. About 3 o'clock, every one in
the house having gone to bed, he got up,
took q gun and belt Of cartridges and made
his way back to the saloon. When ne ar
rived there were some forty men in the
saloon, and the Mexican, who was on the
sidewalk, began shooting at random into
the crowd.
His frst shot struck Dave II cscy in the
,aw. and in its course tore oil a portion OF
a,s upper lip coming OFT CT hts mouth
The next shot struck Jesse hehOe IN the
lsfi cheek, went through to his uecs, ard
ranged downward toward his oacS. 1t ls
not expected he will recover. George
Soles received the next shot Though the
eft shoulder, bat It is not thought the
v ound is fatal. Jack Welsh received a shot
IN the foot, the bullet coming out st his
hte,. Another shot lust graz Il the s.ooS
OF Ftank Gardiner.
The Mexican fred GEteeu shots into the
saloon in rapid succession, cleaning out the
Mace. Tim he went further up the street
81 d fred two shots into Pierces saloon, and
two sho.s into Curtin's saloon, and then
disappeared into the canyon. As he was
leaving a soldier took four shots at him, out
without effect
No steps we're taken TO capt r:e the Mexl-
rau until DAYLIGHT, when citizens startei IN
search About . o'clock ne was found IN
he'd in a Mexican house. A woman was
dressing some cut wounds in his face. At
ter getting some evidence that was nec9s-
sary, a rope was got and the assassin taken
into the canyon and haEgea
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
RUMoRED RIOT
At NrinEo With Biacksheep NaiIers-The
Men Leave the Town.
6pecidl 10 De Sunday ReJiEtr.

6pecidl 10 De Sunday RegiStr.
,MINGo JUNCTION, September l2.-Msn
from GAINESVILLE, O., Chattanooga and
Knoxville, Tenn, were transported to
Mingo to ill strikers, heaters and rollers
places. Six men in all arrived yesterday
morning. Striking men were very indig.
nsnt and excited crowds gathered around
corners, making threats against the intrud-
ers. Lsst night, Friday, nsilers conversed
with the strangers and they concluded to
quit snd 60 home saying the matter was
misrepresented to them by the iron COM
pany. If this had not been done a serious
was anticipated. The mill is idle again.
Rumors were abroad that there was
riot at Mingo, but it was impossible to find
out what caused the men to leave.
4 At Mingo, Samuel Laughlin, President
inreply to an inquiry as to why the men
had left, said, They were scared BY threats.
Two nsilers told them last evening that
they had just ten minutes to get away from
the mill or it would 60 hard with them.
Mr.. Lsugblin and Mr. Barron both EN-
phaticRlly denied that the state of affairs er-
isting at Mingo had been misreprsented to
the men. The men knew before they came
just how the land lay and what prices would
be paid. The heaters and nailers on the
contrary claim that the men were wholly
misinformed as to the state of affairs and
that the Junction Co. grossly misrepresented
the complications existing between manu-
facturer and workman. They say that as
soon as the men were fully advised in the
premises they were perfectly willing to 60
back and were indignant at their being de.
ceived by the agent who employed them.
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lf-. c. 4. Hozse, the leading n zsic deal-
er OF West Virg.ais, and who mas for several
suscsss ssive year5 taken The fret premiums
on his pianos and organs, has tbs year far
szrpAssed all former efforts ever made in
the display ospianos and organI in this sec
ton. Several who were a; he Colsmbus
Fair remarked that it surpassed anything
there.
His mammoth F.yilion, By fa- ths largest
in Expoa;tion Hall, occupied portion Of
beth The south szd east wing, the walls Of
which we're art;sticAlly decorated with drs-
pery asd pie.1sss, uaEiog q mos, attractive
appearance.
The floor was 6lled with large number
Of tis fnes. Pianos and Organs known 70
TIE trade, selected from his stock, among
which We noticed two nagni6eent Grand
Piarcs-one Chekering and one Hardnan,
which were in frequent demand BY some Of
the leading musicians Of Our city, ali admit
ting thsir superiority.
Mr. Hogss Is that kind Of dealer who
has the courage to handle nothing bal
standard instruments, although less pro6ta
be than cheaper goods, and by 10 doini
has established an euyiabls reputatiol
throughout this country ss reliable ban
ress nan. Call and see bis large stock .
1920 Market street
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Near the center Of the Main Exposition
Hall. close 10 the aquarium, Mrs. lrwin's 8
exhibit Of paintings snd works o. art at
uacted universal praise. Most Of tae works
shown, are copiey' Of come Of the leading
pictures, laken in some OF the principle art
galleries in Europe and copied BY Mrs.
iIwin herself. Among those that are par.
'icularly worthy os mention is reTy tne
fruit piece, copied rom one OF P'eyers
hest fruit pictures, hanging in the National
Gallery IN Berlin, also two dogs playing
With q parssol copied from S'eilics cele-
brated picture 10 the same gall"ry. This
picture was included in collection Of five
on which premiums wereaW,rded. 7 >her
tour were sheep end landscape picture,
COPIED from one o. Mr. Robert E0erly q
picrulcs in the Grand Tukes Museum. IN
Mecklenberc Schverin; also the Nun and
Child. from the orlqina! in possession OF the
81 brlandt family, with whom Miss Irwin
resided for some time during her sojourn IN
Europe. This family have been the artists
10 the Grard DuGe Of Necllenbury for the
psst twenty FIVE years TIE two Others in
ibis collection wee rosea n oil and The
Sc,u'.
The other attractive pteoes we're land
scope from natur, showi ie the suspeEsion
bridge arch on the Island side; Venus pre-
psring for q bath; Thorwaldson and Can0-
Va from the original; Tho Little Baron
(Heinrich Won HeiIdoGD, rom life, and the
bust of Hermes, one OF the old masters
GLest woIks
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
Dawson Bros Exhibit.

Messrs. Dawson Bros, who took first
premiums on their fine queensware exhibit
last year, had this year one of the most
creditable displays in the Main Exposition
Hall. Their exhibit embraced some veEy
elegant tea, dinner and chrmber sets in the
very latest designs. They are all American
manufacture and the decorations were
universally admired. Some samples of our
own Wheeling Pottery manufacture were
especially worthy d notice. Messrs. Davi'
son Brcs. establishment lie at 1896 Market
street, where they keep fall iue OF every
thing pertaining to the general china, glass
sid QueensHaIe trade,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
THE Glass SITUATION.
4 Slight Hitch that still Keeps the Facto-
ries from Resuming.

ries from Resuming.
TIE Flint Glass manufacturers in Bel
laire have given Pittsburgh prices, rules and
system. bat it seer,s there is something to
cause hitch for which the men there are
not to be blamed. The manufacturers
claim that the men at the Buckeye, al Mar
tins Ferry, and these at the l.aBelle, in
Bridgeport, refuse to accept the same ar
rar cement a. the woshmeu OF Local ! MON
NO. 81 have agreed to- In talk with one
Of the workmen yesterday be stated that
the LaBelle had no set Of men as
they had all left that fac.
tory because OF the eoOd in 1884, which
threw them out Of work. As for the Buck
eye, he thought that it made no difference
whether that factory got Pitts0urg rules or
not, as it would not work if it did. Talking
with a manufacturer, a reporter was in.
ormed that thief actories } ere intended 70
still remain idle unless the Two factories
mentioned above. who entered the lockout
at the start, were put on an equal footing
with the FIVE factories in BelIaire. We
hope tee matters will soon be arranged sat
lsfaetorily as our men are doing their utmost
70 bring aboGt settlement.
Yesterday afternoon Joint meeting Of
committees rom local Unions No . o.
Wheeling and No 10 of Martins Ferry was
held at Bellsire with members of the Bal
laire Union. The Buckeye a9d La Belle
factories were represented and it Was de-
c;ded that they would accept the sane
terms ss the Bellaire men if their factory
CO mmittee was recognized. This is the pc
silion in which She matter now stands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
WElISBURG.
The Water works-aeneral and Personal
News Items.
Speeia! 10 n. S,.addy Register.

Special TO n. Ssaday Register.
WEILsBURG, ". Va. September Ia
The contract for tie erection Of the water
works, for which purpose twenty FIVE thou
sand dollar appropriation was recently voted
By the citizens, Was let on Friday evening
by the town council. 1t was found ths, the
lowest and best hid was that Of Messrs.
Jacobs Brothers, of Wellsburg, and the con-
tract wss let to them at the sum Of twenty,
two thousand dollars. The Jacobs Brothers
are lite long residents Of Wellsburg, and are
good and responsible contractors and
sorkmen. The building Of the
works it is understood will soon commence,
much to the joy of the workingmep. as hon .
laber viii be preferred in the construction
Of the works. This venture speaks we'll fer
tie enterprise Of the WellsbuIg. Few towrs
have 90 many wells and 90 centrally located
as are those Of Wellsburg. but the peopi;
determined to add substantial water
works that will give adequate fire protec
ton, besides supplying private houses and
manufacturers with abundant water for sH
purposes.
A great many Wellsburg and Brooke
county people attended the State Fair dur.
ing the week. The trans ard boats all left
here crowded with passengers.
1t is wonder, however, that Brooke
county did not exhibit at least come OF her
fine sheep as there is not a county in the
United States that can surpas> her in the
line Of fine sheep. Is it possible that our
people are loosing interest in growing fine
stock and produce, or are they relying on
county fair is abandoned and the associs-
ton dissolved and old exhibitors lost fine
opportunity OF displaying their superior
sheep, hogs, cattle and farm products TO the
large crowds on the Wheeling Fair Grounds
during the past week. 1t is to be hoped
that when another Fair time comes Brooke
county exhibits will be seen competing with
those Of sister countieS and neighboring
States
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
DEATH OF EMORY A. sTORRs.
Tho suddsn Death of the Well Known Chit
cago Lawyer.

The 1uOueh DrsANh Va NV
Cago Lawyer.
OTTAWA, LIS, September l2.-This city
vas thrown into excitement this morning
nv the remark on the street that Emory A.
Siorrs. the Chicago lawyer, had oied very
Suddenly at his room in the Clifton dotei'
This civ. For two DAYS he had been suffer
;rs, from slich, rndispositioa, but no serious
consequence had been even ioousnt o.,
The best of medical attention had been gwen
him ard at no time was he confined 10 MS
-oom. His wife came from Ch'csgo last
evening During the night it was neeesSa y
80 administer medicine, which was done oy
Ms S,orrs herself. This morning, upon
awskar;nv she found her husband in dy'
-, Condition and beyond medical aid. hls
Jastb took placs at ten minutes past seven
o'ciock and was without suffariug, the cause
Ss;ny narslysis of the heart. Mr.. Storrs had
hen in this city about ten Gays.
CTrIGO SEPTEMBER IA telegram va 8
-,oo;seJ AZ the law office of Emory A.
Stoors this morning, announcing tnst IN. Ine
veil known barrister died st ottawa II1'
no;s last night Of paralysis oi the hesrt' IL
vas known that Mr.. Storrs was Ill, out II
wss not considered serious until YESTERDAY
ot,srnoon NE when his wife was telegraPhed
:. on5 vent 10 him. he had been arguing
a case before the Supreme Court and was
taken I'll on Friday. o..
knother dispatch says that Mr.. Storr.
vas found dead BY his wife st 7:iO 8 m, 81
The hotel. BE had apparently been dead
about three hours. -,
TMr. Storrs was OF Eastern ongln, oa'
moved to Chicago some years ago, Wnere ne
~ b;s nrofsssion, standing in the front ranh
- tbs he fine Of his death. he has Travelled
oons;derably over the country as q campaign
oIa,or In ne Interests Of the Republican
ra-sv and has spoken o nuubsr Of times in
b;ttsbar0. Besides the high reputation IS
a coupsellcr, Mr.. Ssorrs was noted tor hil
sloousnce, and always attracted large audi
a,eaz vhersyer hs spoke
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
yAIL SUBBISS.
New Features In the Situation EIceed-
ingly Scarce.

New teatlsrts IN the
ingly Scarce.
Things in local nail circles have been
rather quiet during the past week, and all
the factories are still running with about
the same number OF machines. The BEL
mont has about 10, the Top II, the River.
side | ! and the La Belle a. IL is said that
several Of TIE factories do not desire to put
more men on, at least they are not in q
rurry TO do IT,.
Mr.. Jacob Ahmeyer, Of the Bsnwood +,
handed in his resignation as iActo y mana
ger several days sgo and yesterday i; was
accepted Ii 10 understood that Col James
PaInett siih take bis pos ton. A lot
OF all sIs feeders sni Dsilers now
running machines in this section was print.
ed and sererai OF them posted up yesterday
IN conspicuous spots, but were torn dowD.
The sna1sl meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Spzuldipg Iron Works at Brilliant
vas held yesterday for the election Of q
Board o. Directors, The following were
elected to serve the ensuing year ID. Spsu..
ling, G.. i: SpauldiDg. John Yosng, WA.
Wallace, VIA Lewis. Al Glass and Thomas
Smith. Tie Board then held meeting
and elected d. spsuldibe President and
c. II. Spaading Vice President and Sec
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
FINE MARBLE week..
The Works of art Exhihitethy Our Lead
lug Designers Messrs, l. 4. Aoore& Co,

The works 8t art ENhi3lteh ny our Lead
log Designers Messrs. l. 4. Moore 4 Co.
Scarcely suy one passed through the east
wirg Of the Main Exposiica Building at
the State Fair sariug the week Just closed
without noticing the fine Samples of statu-
arr On exhibition by our ea1isg Designers,
Sculptors and Engravers in, Marble aud
Granite, Messzs. j. A. Moore i Co. The
designing and erecting of fine monuments
TO order has daring the past ten or fifteen
years made great advancement and the
samples of work produced to day con-
trast strikinaly with the uncOuth and
uusighlly productions commonly erected
few years sSe, and now TO meet the sd
vsuced ideas held by the general public in
such matters, artists ard Designers OF the high
est grade, w9rkmen thoroughly skilled in the
profession, and material OF the finest des-
cliption, a-e among The principal rec qQtsites
The firm of L. A Mo0Ee 4 Co nave a.
ready established on eCTiable reputation n
Wheelip aud vicinity Sor the superior class
OF work they have produced, and the IN.
meuse orders they Asye recently received
and fNed are sufficient testimonials of their
high-elsss work.
TINS firm own and operate their own
ousrries, get Up their own designs, c1t, pol
ish, epgrsye and set Up their own work, and
are in every way the leading marble aud
granite workers in he State Their bureau
OF designs q; l2lS Market street, is in
charge of Mr.. = Q Hamilton, formerly OF
Bellaire, and persons desiring to select q
handsome and artistic memorial in the
shape OF s monument or headstone should
not fsil TO call at their office. for if among
tie bunGreds of designs OF hand they have
nothing that esp. cially meets the tls.e Of
their customers they will get up
special designs to suit. Besides this
tie advantages in dealing with
a firm that produce their own work through
out, are sppsren'E, often wherv several
institutions sre concerned in the same con
tract unforeseen complications sud mis-
understandings frequently arise that ETe
unpleasant to al parties concerned. Al
other decided advantage is that in dealing
with q frm of this kind you have not only 8
larger assortment to select from, but they
possess advantages that benefit their custo'
mers in 8 pecunisry way, tor often in deal
ing with other concerns where they have
to . urchase their material from parties in the
East who have to receive large profit in
the first place they are compelled to receive
q much larger figure for work ofthls nature
than where you deal with firm like l.. a.
Moore 4 Co., that produce and msnufac
ture al their own work complete.
p,p.H.rn1r CoFyyE took both the red
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
,,nra Aln.hnn.e outrnre..

CNclSyATr, September IA special to
tie Pest from Bowling Green, Ey., sayE }.
Fl. Hirton, Superintendent Of the County
Poorhouse, was charged yesterday With
having assaulted female inmates OF the IN
sitrtiou. 4 committee investigated with
%. his knowledge, and the women exam
ired said the charge was tue AID the.
Hintor threatened to cut their throats il
they told il. The committee has not osic-
isliy reported vet, bat tie above is re-
Liable. Hinton will be dismissed and the
natter given to the grand jury. This is the
sfcord time charges have been made, ard
tie case looks ugly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
The Glass WDkers,

PfTTsBUas, September PA conference
Of TIE window glass manufacturers and
workers wage committee has been called
for next "Wednesday. Tse workmen claim
that the session will he short and decisive.
and tbs, the manufacturers while they
may still make q stand for . redoc.
ZION, will esd by agreeing TO the workers
term. The factories have been clossd sincs
Isst June. A general resumption shoaH
have taken. place September lst, ., the eI.
pira,jon Of the gsual summer vacation. bot
The manufacturers until nov have stead.
fsstly rtsnssd to NEST the connit,es sp-
pointed y their employees.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
Elegant and Iach DisEiay of Nossr.- Geo.
NJ sunnk 4 Co. nj III Sthie VIZ.

OF all the articles that attract tie alien
ton of the ladies, handsome dress goods
will, perhaps, cause tksu 20 stop auicker
than anything else The display Of ele.
CANT dress abrics, embracing plain and
tarcv Brocsaed VoiYss; Silks in az shades,
together with the latsat novelties such as
Pcuc'e, T;Eot ard Novelty Cloths aud
Cashmere Suitings shown by Messss. Geo.
u Snook / Co, OF IiI0 Man street, seem
ed 10 30 The very osntre OF attraction.
Their entire exhibition was undoubtedly the
mcst ssiisticslly arranged and made the
nestest display in he Main Hall. Their
displsv Of Fall ard Winter Wraps Of
which ,his firm Aske specially, viii com
DC. Q saYorably vith stock shoSn by any Of
the aTge Eass m hossss and which are
quoted unusually oE. Ths entire exhibit
Ess upder tie ma1ageueDt Of Mr George
Rsrtsch, one Of the members OF the frD,
and too much pY2Is Ct mo, be bestowed on
hin for tie good taste be has shown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
Three Attempts at Suicide.
Sp.cill % al S.n81u Rsrists,.

GRAFTON, ". VA, September l2.-Bndget
Shields, who attempted to suicide By jump
ing in the river Thursday, was adjuiged iu-
sane BY Squire Brown, yesterday, and sent
to the asylum at Weston to-day. Yester-
dsy she again attempted suicide By drown.
ing but was rescued. She also attempted
10 cut her throat with knife bat was uu-
successful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
OE For Florida,

Mr.. 7. A. Morris, OF the firm Of I. A.
Morris Il Co, leaves this morning for Flor
ida to cousunmate arrangements to receive
carload loss Of the finest Oranges via Texas
Pacific and short line systems Of railroads.
This will enable this house to sell this
splendid fruit to dealers here shout as cheap
as they can be purchased in New York or
Baltimore. Success should certainly attend
such enterprise. and We have little doubt it
NIL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
ogo,a, a..,ma.. Of Loss ., yss.s.nstsu.

wAsIxGTos c. H.. Quo. September IL,
The following il the ofciai es,ims,s Of
The loss by the cyclone TO baiIding, oaly.
personal property not estimated: lntide the
corporation, s370,sO0; outside the corpora
ton, $4,000. Money, turaiture and bald.
ing material are needed most. The Paa-
hsrss and Baltimore and Ohio companies
viii transport sufh axt;alss donated free.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
The stiIIUell Oil Field.
Spscial e De S..n.!-s R.rts.e,.

PAsEERssUaG, ". Va, September IL
The latest news from the SiiiEell oil f.ld
is very encouraging and great interest pre-
vailsfn this city. The well viii be tu6ed
and packed by Monday night WHEN the
capacity viii be fully known. The gentle
men who have the matter in hand are very
ssnguine o7er th.. promising outlook.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
The Fresh FragrAaes

OF sOZcD0NT, renders it the mos. sgres-
sale article ever ussd a. tooth wash. II
las none of the scrid properties Of the ar
,tircent toorb powders. ard instead OF c'r
tracing The gems, it rs1dsrs thss srU and
elastic
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13

light ladies' who attended the Fair to-
ge,her on Friday received sudden surprise
while standing inside the gates talking.
One OF them felt for AeT purse. 1t Eas gene.
Il have had my pocket picked, said she.
Simultaneously the other seven reached Tor
their pockets simultaneously they pulled
their hands out Sgaip, and simultaneously
remarked with frightened eyes and voices,
$50 have l." When the aggregate loss
was figured up it amounted to some hing
ike twenty-five or thirty dollsT5, and the
ladies felt so miffed that some one lad b5eH
too smart for them that they coUld not
enjoy the sights at au.
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Railroad Accident.


sTsrffia ~ hsr @af3 fSSNt''
GRAp1oS, ". Va, September l2.-Jossyb
Costello, Of Newburg ssll OF freight train
at TboY1ton last night One arm was ca,
Of pear The shoulder and leg crushed at the
knee, a4d back Of had crashed. He Vas
brousht 80 Grafton and medical aid 1e.-
dored ~ DR. Jsmss 3. Love. He VAL die.
He was sged II years.
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rhapraminn, Finnrs.

The bread that took both premiums at
the West Virginia Stats Fsir was bskei
from Briggs Psteui ard "ailEsF lake
Flour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
HoEsYoRDIs ACID PHOSPHATE
r.Iu,hi. In Indixs.sion.

Dr.. Daniel 7. Nelson, Chicago. says. Il
Grd I, a pleasant and valuable remedy ia
indigestion, partisuisriJ in oyersorks1
man
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13

Charles Bell, who was charged BY Ms;
Lou Hildsbrsnd WITH c9mmiitinya criminal
assault 2pon her, and who escaped from
Officer Sohsfer Friday zght was rcsITest-
ei YESTERDAY morning on the Fair grounds
by Officer Brooks AID placed in jail. BE
had a herring before Justice DaVis last
evening in the jsl nd n default Of Si 900
bsil he was remsnded to iail TO await the
action of the NsvembeS Court