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New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
THE STRIKE IN THE WEST.
THREE MEN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,

.rrrs,xc TO SWEAR IN PINKERToNs DhiEohA'
"A NEW ARGUMENT.
tnY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.t
~ror,s Marcn l2.-The st. Louis militia are
-.:, oaured at Centretown, fifteen miles from oei-
go C,itv where they are to be held to await 'ho
...~.. &C evs,ts at Sedalia The city authorities
Soaa, hova refused to swear In the hfteen n'on ~
the Pinkerton preventive watch hlreo oy .am,, ."o
roaa company. The situation mas not n'a'eii".'
changed from Yesterday. Nearly an tho no"' W
n. told concerning the strike at Sedaia 10 .o 0a
naltv which occurred yesterday among ono
Louis militia at Centretown Captain ,,..
dropped his revolver. which wen' on sno -
.t,,kinc three officers Captain Batdorf was sno' %
th,ouph the fleshy part of the thigh, Orderly
~ss hit in the leg, and the ball finally buried i'Sen
An Surgeon Hosford's left shoulder.
Tha Missouri Pacific has raised the wages OF 'no .
@. Ior;s men 10 the figure asked, ON the gronnu "
fovalty because they did not strike. a @ ,be line
nsed with great force by the stfikois 10 90 Mt
-Four hundred mlutianioh aA0 A'
. moments notice.
United STATES MARSHALS IN THE FIELD
rvo STRIKERS ARREsTED-MOvING OUT THE bLooA-
AIDED FREIGHT-A POLICEMAN ENalNIhN'
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSEI
u.xx,p, Mo. March 1.-The United States
s.r.hals arrived this morning from st. LOUIS
T~.;nma.ter Richie of the Wabash arrived from
Sur;ngfeld. ILL.,, with four engines to move ,ne
ninety cars of Wabash freight that were held oy
the strikers at the Missouri. Kansas ana Texas
roundhouse. They were met by large BODY OF
.tr;rer. who with an engine blocking the main
track refused to allow the Wabash engines 10 pro
ceed to the Missouri Kansas and Texas yards.
Two of the leaders were arrested, when the
removed the engine and allowed the wabash en-
eines to proceed. but here new dlfhcul'y pro.
sented itself. The engineers who are ID sympathy
with the strikers refused to run ther long de-
SaW E%t Pehesman Ledford boarded the engine and and
after several attempts ran to the yards an1 gov
SnS;neers finally concluded TO run their engines mes
after the strikers had given them b
ara naanant at the action of the engineer police
man.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
pprsrnRNr spEy.yr arCK.

PRECEDENT b4ELIb bICk. . =. ~,
: spruoyuIn. Mass, March IA dispatch 70 TAs
U3on Gays President Julius H. seelye OF Amherst Col.
logo seriously III With erysipelss n the head ne wss
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
CALM I'M rRR rRouBLKp ArRLErIo oLUR

A calm has settled over the stormy affairs OF
the New-York Athletic Club, aud IL Ia hoped that for
twevemonth at least, they will be disturbed.
" de Goieouria, the victorious candidate ter Woe
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

FROM GOVERNORS ISLAND 70 raD HOsfifAA.
George Sullivan, q soldier Of Governor
I.,and attended bali st wsndelps Assembly Rsoms
west Portyfourth.st on Wednesday night az ~ nd
sastarsd his right log ne IVES taken ~ Rsossvs
pitaL - n
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

re.nect and as conclusive proof Of the DESTRUCTIVE
noWer Of the ak inch shells.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

1Mr. SprinRer-I move that the vhcIS
matter be referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
The spsAksr-In the Judgment Of thu
chair, the declaration made by the presid-
Ing officer WAS exactly what Il should
have been.
THE JOINT SESSION.
WAsHhoTos, Feb ll.-Both housea In
Joint session. Mr.. Bdmunds, in calling
the assembly TO order, announced the
object Of the Joint convention, after
which Senators Hoar and Psndlston and
Representatives Clay and Keller,
the tellers appointed by the two
houses all took their places BY
the clerks desk. Any vote reported
'for Cleveland" will mean also an equal
number for Hendricks for Vice President,
aud the same with Blaine and Logan.
The certificates frOu the different states
which were opsned and read announced
that the votes had been cast as follows;
Alabsma 10, Cleveland /; Arkansas z,
Cleveland California 8, Blaine Colo.
fa1o 3. Blaine; Connecticut 6, Cleveland;
Delaware 3, Cleveland Florida a.
Cleveland !; Georgia IL, Cleveland
Illinois ~, Blaine ; Indiana Is,
Cleveland I; Iowa 10, Blaine Kan.
sas, 8, Blaine; Kentucky, IS, Cleye.
land; LiuisisnA, 8, Cleveland; Maine, 8,
Blaine; Maryland, 8, Cleveland; Massa
chusetts, ID, Blaine; Michigan, Is,
Blaine; Minnesota, z, Blaine; Mississippi,
Q, Cleveland; Missouri, 16, Cleveland:
Nebraska, s, Blaine; Nevada, 8, Blaine;
New Hampshire, 4, BlAiue; New Jersey,
y, Cleveland New York, 38, Cleveland.
As some vague rumors about this vote
were circulated this morning q murmur
OF relief went up when It was an.
nounced that the certificate Of electors
was certified by Grover CllevsAnd,
governor. A manifestation of applaus.
was promptly suppressed by MI. Ed.
mupds, who ordered the aerReant.at-
arms TO arrest any peraon disturbing the
proceedings ] North Carolina, IL, Cleve-
land Ohio, %, Bisiae :; Oregon. 8.
Blaine Psnnsylvanis, 80, Blaine |;
Rhode Island, 4, Blaine {; South
IL, Cleveland Ttxas, l3, Cleveland I;
Vermont 4, Blaine Virginia, IL, Cleye.
land; West Virginia, 8, Cleveland; wis.
oonsin, IL, Blaine.
The tellers then made their oomputs-
ton, aud Mr.. HoAr handed the result to
Mr.. Rdmunds, who announced that
Grover Cleveland Of New York had re-
ceivsd 2l9 votes for the office OF president
Of the United States, and James g..
Blaine OF Maine 1872 for the same office,
and that Thomas A. Hendricks OF Indiana
had 219 for Vice President and John A.
Logan Of Illinois 1872. He then formally
declared that Cleveland and Hendricks
received q majority OF the electoral
votes for respective Offices Of Pres
ident and Vice President Of the
United States. The declaration,
he said, WAS made only ss . public
statement In the presence Of the two
houses Of Congress ana not a. possessing
any authority In law to declare any legal
conclusion Whatever.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

We give tbs bill for the abolition Of
the February AID September terms Of
the superior court this tiile, for The rsaaon
that, so far as We can learn, nobody but
Mr.. McWhOrser is ursing tia passage.
There has been and still oontiUues to
be in this county more civil business
than the courts, even with qa.rtetly SEES
sions, can get through with, AID man
does not need to live here long before he
finds this out. Those who have busiu4s So
before the courts, bound 10 b. large
number in a population q 100 600, are
not complaining Of the expedition With
With which that business IS transacted ;
but they are complaining that the dockets
are SO eros ded that their cs5es cannot lie
reached in reasonable time.
It ia not the lswyers alone who are in
Manufacturers and bls fitt; meg sahiiqausi
deeply interested as they, psrhsps sven
more deeply.
Elsewhere We give briet Summary If
what our business men Gre saying
columns might be filled with interviews
to the came purport. Everywhere We
find the feeling prevailing that with more
business than four terms can attend to il
would be absurd to cut the number down
to two.
r. Al Al -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12
In GENERAL.

@. A. Thayer, Democrat, was Tuesday
reelected mayor Of BlnRhampton, N. Y,
by 3S4 majority.
Richard Short, who attempted to assas-
sinate Captain Phelan In New York, WIS
released Monday in %, 900 bail.
During the wedding OF william Duffy
and Miss Mary MoCrytal, at Minersville,
Pa, on Sunday evening, the bride WAS
attacked by paralysis OF the heart, and
died In . few hours.
Burglars entered the dwelling Of
George Livingood, In Berks county, on
Monday night, ohloroiormed the inmates
and decampsd with 81 200 tn cash and
notes.
Mrs. q. Day, one Of the injured in the
railroad disaster at Crestou, Iowa, died
on Monday night. Her death Is the
seventh. The rest Of the injured, "a in
number, are expected TO recover.
About 100 Cinnamon arrived In San
Francisco Monday from Eureka, Col.
They were driven from the lAttar place
by the citizens, bsoause an American had
bsen killed BY stray ballet during q
Chinese riot.
Several weeks ago Mrs Richard Trumr,
living near Terre Haute, Indiana, re-.
ported that her husband had killed him
self while she was out in the coal shed
getting coal. Monday ..she was arrested
and confessed that che had murdered her
hus bald.
James Carter, an old farmer, was shot
dead by three brothers named Saw or.
near Brentwood, Tennessee, on Saturday.
a woman saw the murderers fire At their
victim from an ambush The crime
sprAng from feud bNween the Carter
and Sawyer families.
Three OF the boilers In the Flrmspiok
starch works, At Peoria, Illinois, exploded
on sunday night and the building burst
iuto flames and w1s destroyed. -Four
men, including the frsmen and
wAtchman, are missing, and believed TO
ps Killed. The loss on the building ia
estimated at $780, 900; insurance, $64 600.
George Kennedy ,colored. aged az vsara.
was beaten and kicked by Lswis Purdy,
also oolored, in & quarrel over a qama ~
dice In bsrroom at Port Huron. Miohi-
gan, last Friday piRht He died OF bia in
jufies on Saturday night, aud Purdv was
arrested. Pnrdy also assaulted nno,bar
colored man named Ford, breaking hia
A boiler st the Trenton colliery, Potts
vile, exploded Tuesday, demoIishinR
the boiler house ard fatally scsldInR the
fireman, Charles Campbell Bs.nry
hughes was severely Injured By iyinR
debris. A large fragment Ct the boiler
crashed through q house 60 yard dIs-
tant' badly injuring an infant sic ping in
q cradle
A telegram from tie City Of Mexic, re-.
ports that secret ageut OF the revanua
stamp department attsm ptinR to aot as a
syy a Jslisoo, bought = pack age Of oias-
rettes without q stamp from a door
tfadssman. Upon attempting to oon6s-
cate th1 mans goods, the SCENT vas
seized BY the citizens, doused a. the
public funtain, afterwards tarred and
lesther'd and paraded through the
streets accompanied by brass band,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

81 EsASss o. d sLti e q are on the
70 sTvsfs, sud hlhcns, consumption,
dysspieiy .nd punun ais Ill lead the
resia tsse, dlPLtb.ris s. ms likely to be
lie ob' 4oOur,e ,ro lObg, demos having
.nees' de- III gsih;s growing control
't'hr otbrr dissss-s. h4t's Journal Of
Heath 10 noIpS the sifveg contrast OF
d-s'H lt1n dilhih.rl4 Ia New York sn6
la.,oa ls.is ui that in TIE form u
cry thy lua4bsr li.tle Ices
,5aG 3Wu GaauIiiy while in Landou.
v.'h ,htrs Iimss The population, th,y
r,te: e2e a. $50; aud, see king a oanss
hf srll col trsst. feds ii largely du
iVaslyg.: a'stEas. al average, L II.
dln le;l. perfectly dfsiltd and adm 7.
A6ly soN,red The b.A,t msnt is also
male itsl the rStes are even greater ii
9th It lucsitles than New 10 York. 4
ve'y pfui6j cause of the dises ,
Is Also 70 be iaund in carefully
closed rooms, heated with stoves
futt aces AID steAm oOils the latter de
vice b-iUg she wOrss, owing to its lack {
provision Tor E change o. air. AS BARRIE
azAinet the disease, cleanliness is highJ
eulos ed. "The man OF xomsn, boy o.
Cir, whO frequently vsshes him
SELF or herself all ever, using sosI
AID warm water, aud then ruDi
the surface till 1t is net only
dry, but Ia alow-the whole procstl
being compltt ted IN iour or i've minutes
will probably escape dipb;heriA in any
violent form, even though exposed TO tie
oontsgion. 50 hs vac lives largely in
the open sig, tx Tcising freely will rarely
take the di5esss, ard will speedily eonvA-
lesos when seized" "Good air, abundant
exercise, cleanliness, suitable clothing,
and Wholesome food" are the best safe
guards
Having dwelt on prevsntives son
points are given for arressing the pro-
gress Of dlphtheris OF its appearance
The application OF Ice to arrest local
symptoms and the free u = 0! milk 4
food ,pFoiuos suiprlsIngly Up eiy Results
the attack seldom withstsGd na thil
treatment for 10 hours. POunted
los ia applied Ia ot,sh4 to the
swOllsn Asok Aad jaws while
crumbs Ct it are eaten constantly
For de dangerous period les ia stated t,
be the sois -eliAnce,as it renders unnecss
sary the use Of lime V alter spray or sstrjn
ger. preparations Of ifoo, tsuniu or soids
Other conditions to be awaited OF are no
baths for The feet, abundant pure air snt
sunshine where practicable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12
BaItimore,n Co,as., ,v..,,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-THE preIen, cold
wave has been more severely felt in this
Guy thHo any preceding one durir q the
winter. The mercury al a. m yester-
DAY ind GATED go, and at the same bony
thia morning q, difference Of 25o in "a
hours, and Of 42o since D. m on
Monday. r w
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

There has peen no dearth Of exciting
events lately. First, the attempt to blow
mp the London Tower and she houses Of
parliament then the shooting Of O'Don-
ovan Rosa, and now ihs fall Of Khsr-
toum. The last ia the most momentous
Of all and its consequences are incslou-
able. 1t threatens at the least 30 override
the checks which the Gladstone admins
trAtion has opposed to British operations
in Egypt and the soudsn to compel
England to change her defensive to an
aggressive policy. How the disaster is
regarded in London ia shown in the fol-
lowing extract from the Pull Nail Gazette /.
Nobody can accuse our gallant troops OF
losing single moment in their fierce race
against time in fastening to the rescue Of the
garrison at khartoum the responsibility
rests solely with the ministers, who refused
to allow the Nile expedition t. start, in spite
OF warnings and entreaties, until 1t NaA too
late. The vote in parliament in favor OF the
appropriation OF C3O0,OO0 for the relief OF
General Gordon was deferred until August
9Th Even then If the expedition had
been sanctioned forthwith, the precious
uhy WOuu nave Deem gained,
but it was not sanctioned until
August 18th, when the government iinally re-
solved that it must relieve General Gordon.
That period Of hesitation sacrificed Khar-
toum. Islam is now victorious. The revolt
and fall Of Khartoum will permeate the
arch Of the world, and unless the ministry
display boldness and wariness equal to
their former dilatoriness catastrophe
worse than that at Khartoum will follow.
England dare not 1y before the Eastern
foe. It would mean war aud mutiny from
one end of Asia to the other She must
reinforce her gsrrisons everywhere includ.
ing India, even il it shall DO necessary to
call for volunteers to do the work. General
Earle must advance rapidly to Berber aud
Metemneh. The Suskim garrison must he re.
inforced and the road to BerbercleaTed. Z very
nerve must be strained to prove that the
hhartoum disaster has ztitfeuod the fesolu.
ton to hold England's flag aloft IN the face ui
every foe. Our duty is not to finch, but Il
prepare for eyentualitie3 and relieve
Metemneh by water. We have failed to save
Gordon we have now to save Stewart.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

The american Mach,niSt, a high tariff
organ, has been oRiechisiDg tbs new
members elect Of the nsxt House Of Rep
Issentatives upon the matter Of proteo-
ton. The questions propoupded were (:
"Do you favor protective tariff 2" "D0
you favor . general and substantial 70
duotion o. the present tariff p ard
(which do you moot favor, the Randall
or the Morrison view OF The tariff 20
There are 1876 OF th, SO new mem bers-eleot
and 81 OF them have sent
replies, which are Published by the
MachiaiH. sou Of these replies are
clear and straightforward enough Others
may be construed to mean almost any
thing but the MdchiniI, does mot heyi.
tate to classify 70 OF them As "for pro-
lection" Then, counting in IS re-
elected members who voted 81 ainst the
Morrison bill, the Machinisi jubi-
lantly asserts that ia majority
OF nine for protection Is already
assured" But It strikes MS very
foroibly, after = hurried glance At the
letters received, that this computation
smAcks somewhat OF The unreliAhleness
Of the enumeration of prospective
chickens before the period Of inou baton
has terminated. Nevertheless the letters
are well worth fling away for future
reference.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

O'Clock -''e' AZ AID
PETITIONS read and referred From Anna
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12
ADJOURNED until 3p. m. .
AFTERNOON SESSION.
FkS 9c7cta ,sasf nj an M

Ahe louOWlnR SENATE A1.---
to vacate portion of Dock street in vii.
lnihetoh, TO revive and extend the time OF
recording private acts to amend the act
providing for the regulation of weights and
measures in New Castle county.
Inc committee on Revised Statutes re-
ported adversely upon the House bill relating
to the publication Of official or other public
notices: The bill was then taken up for con
slueIauon and on motion Of DR.. Mustard the
measure was indefinitely postponed
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock to. morrow
morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

TO EnIhFke HrOhd Street bfatiOn.
The PenDsylvaniA Railroad Company
has wcrkmsn engaged in tearing down
four or i've store buildings fronting on
Market street, west OF Sixteenth, Phila.
delphiA. On the site will be placed a
number Of tracks, to give increased fAoili-
ties for making mp freight trains. Plans
for enlArRing the passenger station are
under consideration, 3D.. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

DOVER, Feb. 5.-Though much COM
plant las been made OF prevailiDg dull
mesa on legislative matters since IL open
ing OF the session, one month ago, an ex
summation Of ths record shows that up to
coon to-day So bills had been introd uced
in the House and 81 in the Senate. This
ia really a good record, and the reason the
Legislature has had so much leisure time
10 that but feT OF these measures pos
sessed sufficient public Importance 10 ex
cite pro.raoted debate or discussion in
either house. Many other bills are in
course OF preparation, and February's
session will doubtless be "a active as the
most ardent legislator could desire.
A RADICAL CHANGE.
In the House, this morning, Mr.. Brown
introduced his bill to do away with the
service Of county tax collectors through
out the State. The title OF the bill Ia
can act to change the present mode OF
collecting taxes and for other purposes, I"
and section comprises only the abrupt
declaration that "ofios Of collector OF
taxes is hereby abolished" The
other sections Of the bill require
the duplicates now delivered to the
collectors OF the several hundreds to be
delivered to the county treasurer, who
shall be charged with the duty Of collect.
ing the taxes, under such official bond as
the levy court may require, for the oollec.
tion Of all taxes on the duplicates except
such as are allowed by the levy court as
errors and commissions.
The county treasurer, as soon IS the
duplicates are received, shall give notice
by public printed advertisement that he
will attend st certain place for at least
three days, to receive the taxes. The
frat day shall be between the 1st and
18th Of June; the second, between the
lat and 18th of August. and the third,
between the LIST and 18th Of September.
Those who pay on the first day shall be
entitled to a reduction Of per cent;
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

DOVER. Feb. 4.-The Senate was called to
order at 10 q. m.
A bill introduced by Dr. Mustard TO ineor.
porate the Georgetown Building and Loan
Association was read also bill for the relief
OF United school districts Nos. s. IT'S aud
l7515 In Sussex county, authorizing the state
treasurer to pay to these schools their share
OF the appropriation for the year 1888
The House bill relating to the State Road
d Delaware Junction extension OF the p, W,
q d. railroad was read third time and
passed.
:. A bill introduced by DR.. Cooper to amend
the act regulating the sale of intoxicating
liquors was read. 1t authorizes the clerk OF
the peace in New Castle county to Law All an.
plications for licenses to sell liquor in the
city OF Wilmington before the associate Judge
OF New Castle county, the Judge OF the
municipal court and the mayor Of the CITY
instead OF laying them before the court OF
general sessions.
The House bill incorporating the Rescue
Hook and Ladder Company Of Camden was
passed.
A bill appointing commissioners to lay out
new public road in Seaford hundred was
read.
Adjourned until sp. M.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12

DOVER, Feb. 6.-The House met at 10
O'Clock m. Nv AZ
@ me bill incorporating the Ferris Reform
sonool was read second time and referred
70 special committee Of three New Castle
strong. AAu Aini-
. me act authorizing the recorder Of deeds
ioI Aent county to make q copy of his reverse
nnoex was read a second time.
Adjourned until 4.15 p. m. Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-12
Jourhed until 3 O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
@ house met at 4 o'clock

DoyER, Feb. 5.-The House met al 10
o'clock a. m. Nv Az
The returns Of the special election for
representative IN Kent county were read
after which the representatiye.elect' Joshns
Bennett was qualified and took his seat,
Inc committee on divorces reported mn.
IaVofably on the petition OF Anna Perry OF
Kent county and recommended that no
luT pin action be taken in her case Adopted
TO incorporate the Ferris reform school /; by
MI. Brown, III relation to the collection Of
county taxes, it abolishes the office of county
tax collector, and requires the county trea
surer 70 receive and collect all taxes due the
ny MIR Adams, to amend section /, chapter
40, volume 10, in regard to the construction
OF roads and bridges passing over mill dams.
,, The Senate bill to change the name Of
William Bush Lonnsberry to William Bush
was read third time and passed.
Adjourned until O'Clock n m
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-03-28


They have q German barkeupor
at Pine Bluffs who is mo slouch.n
A gentleman who came in from
that interesting suburb last evening
relates an incident, as a French
man would say that occurred there
Friday afternoon A strapping
sixfooter walked into a saloon,
and whipping out a revolver us
long as his arm continued
Gimme q big drink o thor best
whiskey in the house, an be sprJ
about it."
"Py shimminyl oXbose you
vhas from Texas, amt it 2" the old
German replied making no mo-
ton to comply with the bad mans
orders.
eyer kin ies' bet yer sweet life
I'm from Texas. Been hustlin'
cattle down thar too blamed long
to take any sass off'n a greasy
Dutchman."
"Ish dot SO ?" queried the sa-
loon man.
YES, sir. Set out Their drinks;
or by the bowie, I'll fill yer skin
tull o lead"
"You don'd say !" said the Ger
man, taking u couple of whitfs at
his pipe. Say, vos you got some
ouf those tings dey vas call dust z"
"Well I've got some of those
things they call lead pills, and by
gum I'll shoot the beer blossom
ofi'n your snoot ii yer don't hus-
tie ?"
"Vell, youst away, mine friend.
/ vas want to get rid nit dot plos-
SONS a long dimes, und you vos
youst der man | vas been loogin'
for.
care you goin' to set out Their
bottle Z" cried the Texan, cooking
his revolver and aiming it at the
mans head.
"Yaw, | gaess | vas," the Ger
man replied, reaching under the
counter and bringing up a double
barrelled shotgun Deere vas two
oat him. Veetch Won you tink you
vas wants Z" he asked, cooking both
barrels. "Dot vas der celebrated
wipe him out prand, und dis vas
der knock him eafrey time POOLE.
Neetch Won Will you haf, mine
frient ? | vas from Texas mineselt,
und | vas dOn'd got some fun eater
since | vas COON away NIT i'm. |
vas don'd Kill SOMEBODY Tor more rs
six monts, und | vas hungry for
some fun"
The Texas cowboy bought a
25 cent drink and paid tor it, and
got away as quickly as he could
Cheyenne LeGdHy.