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, 1885-10-17

- Late Saturday night a bright
light suddenly flashed up illumina-
ting Howard street, and those who
witnessed II ut once gave the alarm
Of fire, but fortpHGtely the alarm did
not becomR generd, MS the FIRE died
down almost as suddenly as it broke
out. However the excitement
spread among the few up at that
hour, and rs tart was run out and
two lines Of hose laid. The trouble
originated in the chimiRey on the
building Urupld by HAIRY Gordon.
The sUOt tOOk Gre and burned out in
u flame, causing the eOmmOtion.
, 1885-10-17

Mrs. r. A. Ough wishes to call
your attention 10 her stock Of millin-
cry goods, comprising the latest and
most desirable styles In hats, trim
mlngs, ETC., etc, direct from eastern
manufacturers. Opening days, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept.
2Sth, goth and 9Oth.
Mrs. r. A. Ough, millinery par
lors, Riverside avenue, east Of How
ard street.
Mrs. , NJ. Barnard trimmer and
salesla4
, 1885-10-17
Administrators NOtice.

In the matter OF the estate of l. H. Montgum-
cry.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GTVEN, that, pur-
N sunnt To an order of the Probate CouIt0j
stevens county, W T., the undcFIguca nd
mnlztntoF will Offcr nt public sHNe IA" fol-
lowing uescrihe'l r'nl estate: fhe 81 % swiis
section ~. and the NJ u nwl4, zgciluu p, tn
toWnsbIp il north nf range 20, E/H. NJ, ,--
crpt a strip ten tlOl rods Wide fryIh the west
side of nwn 81 nwi, s"ctlon p h1brrsHid, on
Tuesday, SCpis mbef j. l5si. nt / o'clOck o. ",
at thci inwn ~ ChcwrlIfh. W. T. Terms nf
sale: Onr-hnlf cash on day of sale. balance
10 he secured By mortgage Tor term nf ~
months from day 0f sale, ut u. per cent. In
leresi per nunth.
dated, Colyillc. W. T., Aug !. lsSL
e. u. MUNTGOMEIlT,
tIEFtuaHN
, 1885-10-17

-Tbe, interest Of Geo. Henderson
In the Gelatt claim dia8 passed into
the hands OF A. N. Cannon, Of SpO-
kane Falis. The Gelatt has beep q
very large producer during the past
few weeks, an extraordinarily Iich
streak Of gravel having been en-
conntered. The miners, who were
far .in arrears, ha9e nearly paid
themselves %. They expect t01gei
square next weok.-Mur0y Sifu.
, 1885-10-17
Summons.

TERMTQRY or WASHINGTON, tss
f''' ss8VNTY uF STEvEseS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR 'THE
4 county of stevens, holding ternis ut cot
VILE, stevens County, Washington Territory
Joseph 4. kaufman, plHlnti1, vs. spencer
SayeT, defendant
fine United states Of America to spencer
Sayer, defendant: You are hereby requirru
to appear in an action brought against you
trtct Cour for the county Of Stevens, aoldinE
terms at ColNillr, stevens County, In said
Territory, TO answer the complaint of plain
TN gled " SteycLs Iyupty, within twenty
days after TIE SrFtict 'bftLN gummous, cX-
elusive Of the day Of SERVED, if'scrVcd In said
county. n not served In said cDhnty but In
said district, In thirty days. n served In amy
other Judicial District In the Territory, In
forty days. II served by publication, within
the plaintinwlll take judgment against you
by default, according to the prayer Of the
complaint.
This action II hrought 10 compel the de-
fUniHnt to specifically perform cuniTar,
Whrrrby defendant promised aud agreed tu
convey by decd n quit claim an undivided
One-fDurth Of the FlSke lode, or mining
clulm, situated In the Chawoinh Mining dis.
trict, In Stevens County, Washington Terri
tory
Witness the Hon, George Turner,
(--0 Associate Justice Of the IN.
sEAL preme Court Washington ter.
(--J Titory, and ex-onicio Judge Oi
said court, and the seal Thereof
aiiHed, this lHh day Of August,
JACOB sFETZAL. CLERK.
NASH A KINNAIRB, plalntin'S attorney.
Date Of irst publication AUG. p, lSth
, 1885-10-17
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFfrE At SFoKAEE Falls, v, t.
August B, 1885,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has tled notice " his lnten'
ton 10 make hnal proof o. EUppOu ~ his
claim, ahd that said proof will BE- lnrdp befofe
the Clerk of the District CouH Of steyeRs
county, at COlville, Washington territory
GU tJiober y, lssi, viz Henry Martin,
"A \ nW y and " x, ne y. Sec. p, Tp. $ n, Of
Range ~, p. W. N.
He nHJpes the following witnesses To prove
MS continuous residence uabn and cultivation
Of said land, viz Henry Laundry. John
Hoist, Roger sullivan and Leopold DE- Rud-
der, ali Of COlyille, W. T.
~ 4 IL ~ LL--L-.--
, 1885-10-17
Aptiss for Publication,


UNITED STATES LAND OTtICE,
SPOKANE FALLs, W. T., Sept, a. isgi Z
NOflCE Is hereby given that the following
II nnmed settler has filed notice, Of his M
teution 10 make final proof In support of M
claim and that said proof will be made ~.
lore Ahe ". =. Land once nt SpHknne Fnlls,
his Homestead entry No, a036, for the se K ~
ZThs Sc and sw = ne X Of section s, Tp u,
y. X. ta, E.W. NJ.
Ne names the following witnesses 10 prnve
bis continuous residence upon, and cuiiiva.
llon Of said land, via John Blnkely. Franh
EEL, aud Lawrence aleddlar, spnnrle p O
and LII. Peters, Of spokane Fails.
I'M. ADAMS, Reqister.
, 1885-10-17

SPORASE LODGE no. II, !. o. q. ,, ~ eta
- every "Wednesday, evening. NhinAh
brethren cofilally invited.
Gro, u. lloLLwNY, y. q.
f. n. CNREY, See,
, 1885-10-17
Notice to Bidders

CEALED BIDS will be received bv the
- hoard Of County COmmissiolers of Spo-
kane County, W. T., for the construction 0f a
bridge across hangman creek, ai the town Of
wHvcTly; said bridge 10 be constructed afteT
the plans and specifications Of the bridge
across HnngmNn creek, on the kehtuck
Trails road. All bids must be Med with the
auditor on " bhfusc the mt Monday in DC
tObcr 1856. The commissioned ruscrgC The
right 10 reject any and all bids,
by order Of the poapl
y. c. VAN HOUTEN,
County Auditor
, 1885-10-17

The public feels iprliBed to for
give the ball club for past defeats IN
the victory just achieved, |
, 1885-10-17

I NOTIFY the pnblic that my ndopted bov.
i George l.. Lnfnaiur, has len me without a
cause and that 7 paw M hins it-t rs cls-
, 1885-10-17

IL Ffis coming, Eliiat alV TIsFti
Can l bold BIN In myheartI
Can NY Tan, 30 rude and wild,
? efako him room, the undecided,
Find iis Master 10 this Childf
, 1885-10-17
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFPIcE AT SPOKANE FALL, W.T.
sept. II, lASl
Notice IA hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcd notice Of his Intention
10 make hnal proof In support Of bis claim
and thai said proof win be made before
George W. Harvey, notary publlc, At Fort
spokane, W. T., on Nov. 3, 1885, VIZ: James
Allison DS, f9is, for the neL sec %, TIP. 70,
mr.. n, EWM. He names the following wit
neHses TO proverbs continuous residence
upon, and cultivation OF, said land. Wis
James Aiauter Fred lWrndj, Henry sBrogeT,
II, NJ. Ellia, ali Of Hunters, W. 7.
sis J. N. ADA Ma Raulafpr
, 1885-10-17
Notice for Publication

I.aelndR WIndEOT,
LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALIa, tt
September D, fssis T.
Notice o hereby given that the following
named suttler has hled noilce N his intep.
tlon TO make hnal proof m support of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the United states Land once, al spo-
kane Falls, W. T., on November 10, lss5. Al
p m, viz, i.ucfndn Windsor, who made IA
entry No. l5I, for the " u NV a. We u uWIK
y, W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove I
bis continuous residence uponand cultlvntlOyi
Of said land. viE; J. Barbour and Jane Rar.
bour, Of Spokane Falls, and John DoVcy apt
Newt Dwight, Of Deep Greek, W. T. =
j. N. ADAMS, Register.
, 1885-10-17
Strayed.

CTRAYED from my ranch miles south Of
- Stevens, spokane oONhiy, sOrrel horses
with white stripe In fnces, weight about gjO
and 1000 lbs; smallest one has notch In I'M
ear, the other is branded on lch hip with o:
has rather short tall and left foot has been
cnlkrd and hOof D. bad under same. will
give $40 reward for their recovery, or reliable
Information mat leads 10 the same.
4. LADD, SpmNuc, W. T.
, 1885-10-17

spoknaa EsusGhrlutlan TemPepRBVe
uqiqa-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
LAST OF LOCKE.
The Texas Desperate" Hanged by NIob-A
Eieni to the Last.

The Texas Desperate" Hanged by o Mob-A
Fieni to the Last.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, August 2S.-News
from San Marcos County says: The stage
from Blanco last night brings the following
concerning the fate of Al Locke, who. four
days ago, near johnson City, Blanco Coun-
ty, murdered four women and two men and
then attempted to cut his own throat with
a pocket knife. Locke was captured and
lodged in Jail here. Great excitement has
since existed. Last night mob of fifty
men approached the Sheriff and demanded
not have them. They went to the jailer
and asked if he had them.
He said: Eyes, but you'll never get
do my best always"
struggle, in which he made several futile
attempts to draw his weapon and
was very badly bruised, they OverpOw-
cred him, secured the keys and opened
the Jail. They did not enter the
other cells. but moved rapidly to Lockie's
threw open his door and dragged him out
Sluc. nc was ucNu game, anu sau hOsI-
ing. They took him to tree and asked him
if he had anything to say.
He replied: II did the killing. and in
tended to kill two more families out there
If had the time, but my gun played out
and went crazy"
They strung him up without another
word. A COrOner's jury sat upon the body
and rendered the verdict of death at the
hands Of unknown parties. The act is uni
versally approved.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
Killed In Camn.

DENVER, COL, August 25.-Harry r
Kirby, a Leadville politician and mining
man, isin Jail in that city for killing Phil
Nash. The men were working in adjoin-
ing claims, Kirby being foreman. A quar-.
rel had been going on for some time be
tween them, Nash claiming that kirby's
men were encroachng on his ground. He
wished to 60 into the Fortunal tunnel Sun
day to make measurements, but Kirby for.
babe him from doing 50. Nash retorted
that he would 60 in aud he started for
ward. Kirby became enraged and
SEEING an axe, he sprang after him.
and with the weapon dealt him blow
en- the left side of the neck nearly severing
his head from his body, causing death al
most instantly. Kirby at once left taking
the weapon with him, and after short
visit to his house, fled to the timber. Yes
terday he returned and surrendered. Both
men were hard characters. Nash has been
. terror and his threats have always been
backed by his rife or revolver. Kirby has
been indicted as ballOtbox suffer and his
general conduct among miners has been
similar to that of his victim. The coroner s
jury yeste riay returned verdict of feloni-
Gus killing. Kir5y's plea will be that he
acted in self-tlefense.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
Tho OYSTER Crop.

BALTIMORE, August 25.-Oyster dealers
are making preparations for the opening OF
the season next month, and the indications
are that tine crop this year will be very
large, with the quality fully equal to that
Of the supply any previous season. One Of
the largest wholesale dealers in oysters in
the city said in conversation with your
correspondent: 1.-The heavy rains this
month have been of great benefit to the
owners of oyster beds. The rains We're SO
profuse that large amount of vegetable
matter on which the oysters feed has been
washed into the streams and carried into
bays where tn, oyster beds are situated.
The crop Of oysters put on the market next
month will be Of much better quality than
any IN many years past. The reDorts
from the oyster regions along the north and
south shores of Long Island are to the effect
that the amount of crop this year will be
fully up to the average. There has been
comparatively little damage done By the
starfish and other enemies Of the oyster,
and the bivalves OIL natural beds show .
good growth, while those planted on new
bods three years ago are much larger THAR
marketable oysters grown Oh natural bells
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
Important Arrest.

A Dublin special cable says: The man
who has been arrested in London on q
minor charge, but who is suspected Of coo.
nection with the dyDamiters, is . met.ica!
student named Colbert, well known in Dub
lin, which he visited about three weeks
ago. He had long been unsuccessfully
watches! by Mr.. Jinkenson's men. 1t is
lin hurriedly since his arrest. He is be-
lievrd to be m xed up in the attempt upon
Secretary Forster. In 1881, when in Dub
lin. he was we'll known as sympaihizer
with the more active members of the Fenian
organization.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
THE LATEST.

1EEEE persons were killed and several
injured by the fall of cliff the other day
ut the village of Dawlish, Devoushire, Eng.
The boxing contest at Cincinnati on the
s9:h, between John L. Sullivan ard Domi-
nick Mccartney. ended in the referee
awarding the ''honors " to Sullivan.
JESSE X. GRANT sailed for London from
New York on the 18th, en- route for India,
where he is engaged in railroad enter
prise under American auspices. He will
be gone about two years. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Grant.
The Alaska Commercial Company
steamer st. Paul, which arrived recently
at San Francisco from Ounalaska, brought
1896 seal skins, valued at over 81 ,00O. 900.
DR.. Willis E. Everett, Of the Smithsonian
Institution, Washington, was among the
passengers.
The steamer Benefactor, of the New
York & Wilmington line. Captain Teibon,
outward bound from Wilmington, with a
general cargo, went ashore on the inner
Cape Fear IN. CO. bar, on the evening of
the 3Oth and was likely to be lost.
A REDUCTION of one cent per pound
in the freight rate on hops from the Pacific
coast to Eastern points, has been made by
all transcontinental roads. The old rate
was three cents.
THE railroad strike became very threat
ening at Galveston, Tex, ON the 3Dth, when
the Sheriff and posse turned some three
hundred Knights of Labor out of the Gulf,
Colorado e. Santa Fee roundhouse.
AN excited crowd of Polish men and
women in Chicago, recently hung in effigy
one of their countrymen named Mulkouski,
who had been arrested for the murder of a
Mrs. Kledzieck.
DURING a rainstorm at Wahpeton, OAK,
recently, E. E. Redman's barn was struck
by lightning, killing two men within and
injuring two others.
THE clearing house returns for week
ended August 90 showed an average de-
crease Of 0.S compared with the correspond
ing week of last year. In New York the
decrease was 90.
ADIsPATcH has been received stating
that cholera has appeared at Nagasaki,
Japan.
CHARLES FIELDS, an old man of eighty.
five years, was recently swindled out of
3d. 500 by bunko men at Atlantic City, n. j.
The furniture factory of Garden, Holmes
& Co., at 33o.34o East Sixty first street.
New York, was burned the other morning.
Fireman John Ennis, engine company No.
s, was killed by falling walls, and another
fireman was injured. The loss was est.
mated at over 100000.
ACCOUNTS of the shooting of prison
ers in Peru by order of General Caceres
continue to arrive. In one instance the
wife and children of an officer as well as
the officer himself were shot.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
Dominick Mccafzeey In Training.

CINCINNATI, o., August 24.-Dominick
McCsflrey, the pugil,st, arrived in this
city at eight O'Clock yesterday morning
accompanied by his trainer. Alt Lunt,
AMI his brother, John McCaffrey. They
were met at ths depot by few friends,
and the party proceeded at once to the
Bowery, where McCaffrey will put him
self In condition to meet John l.. Sulli-
van in . six-round glove contest at
Chester Park next Saturday. The
youn: fighter Is in prime condition, and
says he never felt better in his life, and
will do his level best to via.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned by Telegraph end Mail.
WARRINGTON NOTES

The publicity given to tho fact that thu
United States Treasurer had resumed thu
transfer of gold coin from San Francisco
to New York by registered mail has agar
caused a suspension of that mode of trans
portation. 1t is not expected that any
more gold will be sent through the MALL
for some time.
aMR. CANNON, Comptroller of Currency a,
Washington, recently received telegram
from Bank Examiner Gelman, who is in
charge of the City National Bank, of Fort
Worth, Tex, reporting that the bank was
unquestionably solvent, and would resume
business in few days.
The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics re-
ports tie total value of exports of domestic
cattle and hogs and of beef, pork and dairy
SO: July, 1884, S10,21S, 049; seven months
ended July 81, 1885, $56,9O4.3 800; same
months ended July 81, 1884, S54 Al ..66;
beef and pork products for the nine months
ended July 81, 1885, S67, 70S, 092; beef and
pork products for the same time in 1884,
S65,5I0, $50; dairy products for the three
months ended July 81, 1885, $4,031, ZIG;
dairy products for the same time in 1854,
1862, $50.
THE total values of exports Of bread
stuffs from the United States was reported
at Washington recently as follows: In
July, 1885, s., a. 05; in July, 1884, So,
so4: in the seven months ended july 81,
1885, SS5,55S ,9S2: in the .ven months ended
July 81, 1884, S0,546,l3l.
The Post-office Department at W ashine-
ton is dissatisfied with both the quality
and rate of printing postal cards under the
new contract. As the supply on hand is
about exhausted, however, the Postmaster
General may elect to accept the cards now
being printed at a rate below the contract
price.
JUDGE McCuE, Solicitor of thr Treasury,
recently rendered a decision that the Gus.
tom of giving Government employees thirty
days leave of absence each year was an
abuse that had grown up in the service,
not authorized by any special provision of
law.
THE Treasury Department was recently
Informed that a party of armed Cubans
had left the island of Cuba for the Florida
Keys, and it was supposed that their OBJ
ject was to organize a filibusterins expe-
dition to overthrow the Cuban Govern
ment. The party would be arrested on
landing.
ACTING SECRETARY FARCHILD has re-
jected the offer of Julius A. Rohmbefg to
pay $500 in compromise of judgments
amounting to 100000, obtained on his dis
tillers' bond in the Circuit Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia seven years ago.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
Duel;nS in Russia.

New YORK, August GA London cable
to the Herald says: The practice of duel.
ing among Russian students las lately in.
creased to an alarming extent and the Gov
eminent has determined to adopt stern
measures Of repression. Hitherto the pun
ishment for dueling has been only a small
fine or few days' Imprisonment. and the
students have willingly suffered these mild
penalties, rather than fOregO their personal
quarre;s and the chance tO win the coveted
sears which tell of durling scratching. The
Car has now issued an imperial ukase alb
soluteiy forbiddng dueling, and fixing the
uniform penalty of exile to Siberia for any
violation Of the law
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04

MEMORIAL services under the auspices Of
the city government were held in the City
Of Mexico on the 9th in honor Of the late
General Grant in the presence of all the
chief officials of both the Federal and city
governments, and the elite of Mexicas So
ciety. All the members of the American
colony were present by special invitation.
PRIVATE II. A. PURDUE. of the Fourth
Regiment of the Illinois National Guard,
wounded in the face during q sham battle
at the State encampment near Ottawa, ILL.,,
short time ago, died at La Sale, Ill. from
lockjaw, induced by his injuries.
JAMES BAYNEs, Statistical Agent of Da-
kota, in speaking of the wheat crop of that
Territory, saws: SIN a majority of coun'
ties the threshing is proving an average OF
. per cent. less than last year, and the
quality is not quite as good.
SENATOR LARRABEE received the Repuo-
lican nomination for Governor of Iowa, at
Des Moines, on the 9th, by reclamation
after an informal ballot giving Larrabee
EOS: Hull, S74.
THE other morning about three O'Clock a
west bound passenger train on the Texas
& st. Louis Railroad ran into bull on the
track. The entire train was derailed. Mrs.
d. Z. Hill, an aged lady, was fatally in
;ured and several others were more or less
hurt.
TEXAS fever has appeared near Kanka-
kee, Ill.,, amongst herd of 200 cattle owned
by Hiram Goodwin. Six have already
died and many others have the disease.
REPORTS were received at army head
quarters on the 18th that one of the princi-
pal lessees had already moved his entire
herd out of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
territory and that all others appeared to
be moving as rapidly as possible.
The Great Western Iron Boat Building
Company, St. Louis, has filed deed of as
signment for the benefit of their creditors.
The assets were listed at $50 $50; liabilities
unknown.
WILLIAM RowARTH, dealer in hardware
at Central City, Col, dry goods at Pueblo
and cattle in various parts of the State,
was attached recently for $4,000. The
estimated liabilities are $4,000; nominal
assets, 500, 600; actual assets, unknown.
BUTTER & PETERS aw-mill at Tallman,
Mich,, burned recently, together with
large stock of lumber and shingles. The
loss was $4,000; insured for $4,000.
A YOUNG man named Schauk was re-
Gently mangled to death at Spokane, W.
T., by getting his feet in threshing ma
chine.
Two policemen were found murdered
recently at Geneva, Iii. The crime was
supposed to have been committed by burg
lars whom they had surprised.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04

LEBANON. Mo-, August 27.-Pat Goblin
and George Henry, railroad brakemen on
the ''Frisco," who are charged with rob
bling ana assaultiny W. H. Newman and
W. YOukum OH a f:eight train last Wednes-
day night. had their trial yesterday before
Squire Fanar, VINO bound them over to
await the action OF the next grand jury in
the sum of $1,000. They were unable to
give bail and were remanded to Jail last
night. The crime was of a most villainOus
character. They robbed the men Of all
their money and valuables. and then made
them Jump from the train which was run
ming at the speed of twenty miles per hour.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
Collins Hanged.

BOWLING GREEN, Mo-. August o.
Samuel w. Collins was hanged here yes
terday for the murder Of Owen Utterback,
Monday, September "a. 1888. Collins
killed Utterback near the latter barn in
Pike County, Mo. Collins walked nine
miles frGm home, secured good position
to shoot from, and drew a bead. He than
called to the victim. When the latter
looked up he fired. After Collins arrest
he confessed he had gone to Utlerback's
place the day before intending to Kill 1T
terbask. He changed his mind bus re-
turned Monday and carried out his inten
ton
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
Paruell In Dublin.

NEW York, August PA London
special cablegram to the Herald says: Mr..
Parnell has arrived at Dublin to prepare
for the banquet to be given in his honor to-
morrow evening, and for tho important
meeting of the Irish Parliamentary party.
which is to be held on the following day.
He had long conference to-day with Mr..
Timothy Harrington, Secretary Of the Irish
National League, Mr.. William OBrien, ed
,tOr of the United Ireland, and other lead
ers of the National party. There are symp-
toms of revolt in some of the counties
over the pay ment of the Irish members
Of the next Parliament.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
Killed 4 Chinannan.

PORTLAND, ORE, August 25.-Michael
Higgins, boss Of q section Of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company. twenty
miles from Baker City, Oregon, and a
Chinaman, employed in his gang, became
involved in quarrel. The Cinnamon drew
. knife and Higgins shot at him, killing
him instantly. At this juncture another
Cbinaman rushed up to aid his brother
Celestial, and he, too, received the contents
OF Higgins gun IN the right shoulder. Hig-
gins jumped aboard train lying near and
~as taken 10 the neighbOrhOOd Of Express
ranch, where he got of and is at large.
among the Cinnamon intense excitement
prevails over the tragedy.