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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

, rpOAED AID ROOMS AT Mis-. Il: b. PuN'
/ st.r',. Corner Fourteenth and ChaP!ne Streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

looms AND BOARD; ALsI DAY BOARD
u gl25 Chapl'ne street LOt'H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

r,rFsaY SD PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
.igs, 10 \ few guOi men Address, ANG tS,
G1IEEiI. ; Co., odd Fellows Building, Wheel
;.-. ~ "a W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
FROM THEATRE TO AsYLUm.
Hartley Campbell. Eminent finS'
right. Nov Imbeciie from Soft
es,tur OF the brain.

BARLEY Campbell, the well-known mana
ger and playwright, follows poor John Nc
cnlIouph into retreat for the insane, ana,
In oji probability, 10 a premature grave.
Ills disease is the same rs that oil The un-
fortunate tragedan. paresis, or soltening
~ the brain. and Is incurable. He may
finger two or three years, but can never
again rcgaiu the NE OF his mental powers.
After few days' detention Of Bellevue
Uosplial he was sent 10 bl0ominedale
Asyium. Severe mental labor and Imam
cjai trouble were the causes OF HIS misfor-
tupe. He Is married man aud the father
OF two sons.
His name first came into prominence
eight wears AGO, when NJ Partner" was
successfully produced. lie had written
much FOR the theatres previous 10 that tune,
Int. with one exception. that OF the % Big
Yonanza,' FIRST produced under Mr.. Days
management In 1875, without public APP.
prcclation. The Biz DonlnZl was not
acknowledged TO be bis work until recently.
He BEGAN the literary life As a reporter or
pittsburgh newspaper. -,
After My Partner" Mr.. Campbell
wrote and produced the "Galley slye,"
" siberia" "My Geraldine" the White
slave" " Separation" and "Paquiia,' all
OF which, with the exception Gf the last,
pleased the public, and are producible at
a profit. Probably a large proportion OF
readers have enjoyed the entertainment
given by one or more OF these well-known
dramas.
lie made money both by his pen and
management. which he invested IN real es-
tate. His home on Long Island is hand
some place. It appears. however. that
owing TO recent bad especially the
failure Of "Paquiia" In New York aud
Caliiornia-theTe will be little or nothing
left of his estate after IL shall be settled up.
Mr. Campbell first evidenced symptoms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
,Iedburgh.
| Scottish American.

Famed among border towns Is Jcdburgh'
on the jed, with its steep High street run
ming I'D the hill to the castle, like Edln-
burgh on a small scale, and with the vast
roof-Iidge Of its abhey-church rising above
the houses like the bones OF q mlnnoth
among the pigmies Of to-day. Jedburgh
has always had character OF its own, and
was probably the headquarters OF some In
dependent tribe-GOdeni, perhaps, or pos
sibly even Jutes-whO gave their name 10
river and town.
The town had its own waT-cTy, " Jetharts
here Its own favorite weapon, the Je-
tbart staff, or the Jethart axe: its own iurls-
dic.lon. for ,Iethart justice is probably older
than the border court, which was quicker
at banging than trying. The town may still
boast Of its old municipal constitution, its
provost. its four bailieS, its sixteen council
lors, with the medieval accompaniment OF
the dean OF guild, treasurer, and con-
vener OF trades.
Fierce aud full OF fight, The Jedburgh
men turned the fortune Of war on more
than one well-fought border battle. Their
town was often burned, the castle often
stormed by the English. The last OF these
neighborly visits was in 1928, when Lord
Dacre's force entered Scotland, stormed
Jedburgb. and plundered the Abbey. But
never were such strange and eerle sights
as those seen by the victorious host. Six
times il one night were there alarms OF
ysi'atons Uy evil spirits and fearful sights.
The powers OF dark ness were abroad, and
the fear and homo Of the night We're not
confined TO human beings. Eight hundred
horses belonging to the force broke loose
from their fastenings and stampeded over
the plain.
In after DAYS the Jethart men were as
stubborn for Kirk and Covenant as they
had been for their border chieitains. At
ter the escape Of Queen Mary from Loch
Lcven, when the country was divided into
hostile camps, the Jedburgh men took up
arms against Queen Mary, while the chief
man OF the neighborlDg county, Kerr OF
Ferniehurst castle, was 4 warm supporter
Of the Queen. BY Kerr's instlgation royal
observation-disclosures rode one market-day
into ledburgh, and, dlSmountlng al
the market cross, read out to the astohish-
ed market people the Queens proclamation
annulling all acts which had been done
against her authority. The provost was
soon upon the spot, and, SeiZing the herald
compelled him TO swallow bit by bit Tue
proclamation which the indignant ma9is-
irate had torn 10 pieces before his eyes.
And then. with the bride Of his own horse.
the pursuivant was ANONYMOUSLY scourged
and driven out OF the town. In revenge
Kerr seized and banged ten citizens of jed
burgh.
The river Jed that flows past the town
aud brightens up the otherwise sombre
scene. is, in its passage from the Carter
Fells among the Cheyiots. where 1t takes
its rise, rich with charming woodland
scenes, and abounds in beautiful hooks
Eden scenes on crystal Jed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
Rascailfy and Matrimony.
Truth. Iondon.l

One day was sitting In the Chancery,
when an aged Enelishman entered. 81
want" he said, "you to marry my daugh-
ter" At first understood that he wished
me to be the bridegroom, but he explained
that was only TO be the celebrant, and that
she was 10 marry Frenohman. "Ile IS a
scouudrel," he observed. "Then why"
asked, "let him marry your daughter ?"
"He has, alas ~ he replied, "gdined her
affections, and il he does not marry her, he
will run away with her." 81 suppose that
you are rich," said. IL am more than
rich," he replied. ~ have an iniallible
sy stem at roulette. This is my daughters
Gowry; and ii is 10 learn the system that
the Frenchman maIries her." "Well,"
said, "come with the pair to- morrow morn.
ing and we will marry them" The next
day they appeared and were married. The
girl was pretty blonde. but the man was
not precisely an individual to whom wise
father would either have iutrusted his
ducats or his daughter. After the cere-
mony the happy pair went 10 Wies-
baden, and the Frenchman-now the pos
SCISSOR OF bride and Il system-com-
menced TO play the latter. II was an absurd
one-a sort Of progression on certain num-
bers on the roulette board; but the curious
thing about il was that he always won, and
actually made several hundred francs by
II. A few days after l was explaining all
this TO French Secretary Of Legation. He
startled me by the observation that. whilst
the English girl was the wife OF the French
man, the Frenehman was not the husband
OF the English woman. II we told him
this l was afraid that he would leave the
bride, who would remain in the singular
position OF being a wife without hus.
band. So we agreed that the French Score.
tary should send for the bridegroom and
practice plous fraud. he explained TO
HIM that whilst he was really married he
bad violated the law by getting married be-
fore fulfilling the legal obligations, and that
Tor this be was liable to punishment. The
only way, he added, TO get out OF the mess
was for him TO be married again at the
French Legation. Luckily the man knew
nothing about law, so the knot was az last |
'iIectualIy tied round his neck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
They All Are.

My lad" said good man to q small
boy on the street selling matches, "wha.
do you do with the money you mlke?'
Take il home. sir. aud give it to my
mother sn," said the 5. b. in tender little
voice.
"Ob, that's nice. Give me three boxes
@; your wares, my child"
Thank you, sir"
NOW. my boy, you arc always good?"
"Yts. SIR"
"Indeedi Here. my lad, is dime"
"Thank you, sir"
ado you say your prayers"
You bet do. I'm 4 prayer from Pray
erviIle, | am" murmured the boy Is be-
flew down the alley with the cash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

Of filling mental vigor about wear ago.
During his absence in London lat year. he
prGic cted gigantic schemes OF management
for which he had nothing like adj q'late
capital. In the judgment OF business
friends and associates his lease OF the Four
lcenth-Street Theatre. New York. at the
Price agreed upon, was an un1dyi'cd step.
Previous to the non-suecess OF "Paquit1 >"
1T the house named, the spectacular pay
"Crto" brought out by him at another
New York theatre was decided failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
IRON lis LBS. TO lGl LBS.
l. TO THE CUTICURA REMEDIES
OWE MY HEALTH, MY HAP

PlNESS, AN ID VI LII r.
A day never passes that DO not think
and speak kindly OF the CCTGCURA RENE
DIS. Seven years ago all OF a dozen Jumps
formed on my neck, ranging In size from
cherry. stOne TO an orange. Inc large les
were ffightful TO look at, and painful 10
bear; people turned aside when they saw
me- N disgust. and was ashamed TO be on
the the street or IA society. Physicians aui
their treatment, and all medicines failed 20
do any good In moment OF despair tried
the CUTICURA REMEDIEs-CUIlCUGA, the
great Skin Cure, CUTICUaA SOAP, an eN-
quiste Skin Beautifler, externally. and CT
TICURA RESOLNEST, the new Blood Purller,
internally: the small Jumps (as call thein)
gradually disappeared, and the large ones
broke in about two weeks. discharg ~
large quantities Of matter. leaving two
slight scars IN my neck TO-DAY 10 tell the
story Of nay suffering. My weight then was
one hundred and fifteen sickly pounds;
my weight now Is one hundred aud sixty
one solid, healthy pounds, and my height Is
only i've feet five inches. Ia my travels l
pIaised the CUTICURA REMEDIES North,
South, East, and West. ToCUTICURA RENE
EDILS OWE ny HEALTH, NY HAPPINESS,
and NY LIFE. prominent New YORK
druggist asked me the other day, Do you
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10 be in perfect health" My reply was, " /
do and shall always / have never known
what sickness is since | commenced using
the CUTICURA REMEDIES" Sometimes
am laughed at by praising them TO people
not acquainted with their merits, but
sooner or later they will come to theirsenses
and believe the same as those that use
them, as dozens have whom L have told.
May the time come when there shall Ds "A
large CUTIcURA supply house in every city
IN the world. for the benefit Of humanity,
where the CUTGCURA REMEDIES nall be
sod ONLY, so that there will be rarely
need OF ever entering q drugstore.
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for every form Of Skin and Blood Diseases,
q ON Pimples to Scrofula. Sold every
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SEND FOR HOW TO CURE SKIN DIS
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IMPLIES, Blackheads, Skin BlemiBhes,
and Baby Humors use CUTICURA SOAP.
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no LIE n d

DROWN'S IRON BITTERS GAVE
Al immediate relief 20 Mrs. Virginia For
roster 723 north Third street, Richmond.
Va. when suffering from weakness ani
general debility. She recommends TO-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
hr,E,irInING AGENCY.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

ZONE, SEE, AND BE SATIS-&
" FIED.-I can sell a WATCH 10 81
suit you as cheap as any In or out Of">o@
New York. Forty years practical expert
ence warrants me In saying they are ~
perfect as time keeping machines ran D.
made. Examined and regulated tor the
pocket by myself; guaran teed for two years.
Sent safe and free by mail or express.
ID. BUCHANAN. Goldsmith.
Ill Broad street, Richmond, and
NH 80 Petersburg. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
GUINN|S
PIONEER BLOOD RENEWE
Cures Hi Blood and Skin Diseases,
Rheumatism, SoefuAa, old Sores.
Il PERFECT SPRING MEDICINE.
A SUPERB FLESH PRODUCER AND TONIC.
HEIR THE W7ZNESSESI
TEN TO TWENTY POUNDS.
A Gan Of aixt,.Easht
~ - ~. F. G, CAMPsELl. Cotton Gin Maker
MACON, GA, February is, 1885,
A crippled confederate
only weighed commenced eu1NNs PIONEER and now
hardly Walk with stick to support me and can H0" Walk
w D.. RUFUS BOsrcR, Cotontuyer Macon Ga
Mr. Merchant of FORSYTH Ga Writes:
a general health consider 1t nne tonic weigh
twenty-five years Respectfully, A. H. BlAAbLSr
W. ~.
weight we
recommend PIONEER the best tonic W. F. JONES
Dr. W Writes of Gnnn's Pioneer
epea success It is entirely vegetable the
an of 1ne system ana thus
d
Dr. Moore cren prescr,bes /, Results
BLOOD prepared prescribed often in obstinate skin dis
satisfactory 1'"' L. MOORE, NJ. D, Griffin Ga
Wonderful Cures Blood and
You ask me what think OF GUMS rloSEnH
out doubt the sgsr BLOOD MEDICINE
A. ROSE wnamsvile Pike county,

FORTY CATARRihree hur OF the
FOREHEAD AND MY
hesitate to mention except o'
doctors nave
dharnOf
% met with remedy that mas cure
ene pounds and weigh 40
regret nave Is tnat ous " INV
Of prevail on all ca sufferers
thsscu edne- PIONEER BLOOD RFNEWER
second street Macon, Ga
Crawford county Or
MaconGa confidence OF all Interested IN Caarrh
4
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BOOKS, sTAEiONERY. Sc.

pECKWITH, PARuAM & ANDER-
- SON booksellers ami Stationers. Oiior
AT publishers prices-Bibie Dictionary lDr.
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So; EXpostlons (Dr. Cox. S2.25; Hours
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volume; Natuml Law DR. DrummOuiI,
$3.50; Handy Commentary Bishop ELL
cOtU; Pyles EXpOeitOry Thoughts. SID
per volume: and a full stock Of other Books
in every department OF literature. Ie.e-
phone No. BOB my l6-euiNW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
pLAIR's CHLoRAL TuYN0L

Is useful 90 doctor and gNuoht. whel 80
used in the APARTMENT 10 di8infqc's the BE-.
ienoau,s as well ~ this sick. In ncaFg
every instance In which II nas been used Z
this city II has prevented thcspresf 'cor.
iagious disease, especially dipAther!p anil
SCARLET fever, beyond the sick roOn.
10 IN the most agreeable, innocent, s1t e.
iectlye destroyer II bad Odor aud d.. ~.
germs yet offered 10 the pc oh9. 70 na1
snort time.
FOR sels Oy druggists Price, 50 cents y
bottle, sea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
TTO LADIES-ARE YOU CORFU

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I)LES,

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No purge. no ssiye, no suppOsitory. Suutf-
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VIRGINIA REPORTS IN PRESS.

7 IhUINIA NEFUhIN IN INI09.
CALLS REPORTS Vols. ~. v. VI aye
entirely ont Of print ard cannot boz had. \
small edition ~ these volumes VIII De PAL.
ilshed II sufficient number OF subscribers
can be obtained.
The price will be- strictly 10 those who
subscribe for the three volumes So; 81 o.
non. subsC ribers. Orders solicited
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my 20 Law and General Booksellers.
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2IO Fulton street. New York. \. Y.

IMPLIES, Blackheads, Skin BlemIshes
and Baby HumOrs. use CUTICURA SOAP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

DENNYROYAL PILLS.-CIl-
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ware Of worthless limitations. lndisp-gsa.
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for particulars In letter by return mail.
Name paper. CHICH ESTER CHEMICAL
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Il PERFECT ,SPRLNG MEDICINE.
A SUPERB FLESH-PRODUCER AND TONIC
HEIR THE ILLNESSES!
TIN TO TWENTY POUNDS.


for
nse
~ Al e CAMPSELI, Cotton-din Maker
February is, 1855
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

sco Medicine ASK GUGNNs PIONEER
Will state that have seen some very
noh blood diseases
the before the country 49, 49, -
A. Wiuamsylle Pike county
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-02-03
NEGROES ON THE MOVE.
ForsakinS The Carolinas For Homes in
Misunderstanding Better
Schools and Less
T,xltior,

E"''e II &c, ~. la 77.-The
'nf1nx of coInrrd -ni,.,af,nu into ,b;,
iioin oihc, sOI h ru sr,,.> h.> h.
'"e '~htu'e - 'fmr l,tile conse-
quence To land 4 cent, anI one or,wo
% the railroad c,nn.nie< entering
"'' w. o''~. p" $50 ai,lrrpnaI
c"iored SOUS VII, ,ri.irn Ark,n.
>"s soil from South l'aroina on
tuesday split up IN ,I,iS city to day
AMI have gone oar in h,ff .rent sec.
f'"ns OF the state to seek hmn.x
Several families have settled in ,bi,
county.
4 number went up the Little Rock
and Fort smith railroad To FsuIkner
conway, Yell and adjacent counties
II being their expres>eJ wish to 10.
Cafe III Counties having as small col.
ored population as tnev can find.
A majority of the present crowd
ale Composed ut the genuine South
carolina Africans, and 1t will re-.
qure several generation. of whit.
Efforts To bring them up To that pom,
OF civilization their more ,ntrilipen,
"rother could wish them to occupy.
orveral verv intelligent coiored men
are with this p ,rIy. and they saw the
Reason tor their leaving S ,uth Gro.
Una was the high rate ot tsx,,,on
ana poor educational facilitie. ,ba,
state, and it Is their desire ,o b.co.,..
50 Unidentified with the white De,nl.. |
OF Arkansas as to instil some OF in.
IDEAS OF white people into their
children.
Freedom seems to have improved
'hen but very little. There are
many more back IN North and South
carolina and Georgia awaiting re-
ports from those who have come
out, and # they are favorablv i'm.
pressed, the coming spring will see
The population of those states d,min.
sh by thousands.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-02-03

we learn that Jno. Russell
s'u''ing medicine under D.. Franc
OF burdett. a very good profe,>io,
ana we think the dnctor fully com
Pe.,h' 10 give The proper instruction
weldon Yates took in the EIec.
trio City last week.
we fali IN line with Pewter Mug
OF East Boone, as we wo,IJ nr.f.,
conventions rather than primaries
Out we are willing to be 60, crned b,
the decision of the central committee
Bob Black, Sug and Bud Clark.
the three noted bachelor, of til,
part, have rented J. w. Alexander,
iar'n, tor the coming season. Won
der which one will furnish the cook /,
But oh! we UT Ierstsnd they are ALI
on the market.
Ben Payne, of Appleton City,
and Jno. Talbot, Of Cherokee Co .
Kansas, were visiting at 5. NJ. Tai.
Dots recently. John gives rather a
hattering description of sourher.,
Kansas.
I. NJ. Leedy, formerly of Johnson
CO.. Mo, but who has spent the last
year near Aberdeen. Dtkota Tv.
iS visiting his many iriend, ofB,onr
township.
Agents of every description and
Character are canvassing the comfy
Onr manner OF Of entertaining them
generally ends 'U,th the Q. b.
Wonder If Ben Berry has com
pleted that law course.
we were pleased to see one or
correspondents of E,st b Done. cone
To the front again; and we would be
2 adder still to see items in your pa
per from every township in Bates
County.
Ex Confed seems to think tha, the
'eason we did not second Brownies
nominations was because we expect.
ID to become a candidate. Slightly
~ a. this township has never had a
and We see no prospects
II its having one soon.
SILABUSTER.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-02-03
Sheriff. Sale.

By virtue and authority of general exeeu.
tiOn issued from the ONCE Of the circuit elerk Of
Cass county, Missouri. made returnsble At the
March term Qec6) Of said court, and 10 n. 3
directed, in favor Of the Butler National Bank
and against Green d. AcGinnis. have levied
and se.ed ePon :ll the night. title. interest and
claim Of the within named defendant Green d
AclHnnis, OF In and 70 the following described
reaies tate sitnate lying and being in the coun-
ty OF Bates and State Of Missouri, to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of the southeast omar.
ter, and the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter, and the southeast quarter Of the south-
west quarter OF section No. 3, and the south-
west quarter OF the northwest quarter and he
northwest quarter Of the northeast Quarter.
and the northeast quarter Of the porthvest
quarter, and the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section No. twenty four and
the southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
OF section No thirteen, and the north west ousr-
ter Of section No .6, and sixteen and two
thirds acres of Of east side Of lot No q. of
township No. - Of range No 81, contsiuiuine
81: i-S acres, more or less. and will on
Wednesday, February 18TH, 1885,,
between the hours OF O'Clock in the sorenoo,
and O'Clock in the afternoon. Of that dav. at
the east front door OF the court house. In the
city of Butler. Bates county, Missouri, cell the
same or SO much thereof as may be reouirsd
at public vendue. to the highest bidder sor
cash. to satisfy said execution and costs.
WE. HANKS,
sheriff.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-02-03
a Card.

AN LOCATED ON WEST SIDE OF
SQUARE Ist DOOR NORTH OF BEATTY
HOTEL, WHERE | CAN MAKE LOANS
ON CITY OR. FARM PROPERTY ox
TIME FROM I TO 5Y.ARs AT LOWEST
MATES. / AN NOT OUT OF THE LOAN
BUSINESS AS DESIGNING LOAN AGENTS
WOULD HAVE YOU BELIEVE. RE-
MEMBER THE PLACE. on FIRST FLOOR
rst DOOR NORTH OF BEATTY Horr1
4u BEN B. CANTERBURY
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-02-03
ALL FOR A GIRL.


Winfield. KAN. Jan. ALA,
Maple CITY in this county, yesterday y
John Marshall sho, Jack Snyder,
who died At midnight.
A lady, Mss Clara Anderson.
well known to many of the young
people Of Winfield and a daughter
OF John Ande rson, the ca tile and
sheep man OF Maple City, is the CEN
trail figure.
John Snyder. . young man of as.
who has been paving very devoted
attention to Miss Anderson, got
wind of the remarks that seemed to
reflect on the character OF the young
lady. and made threats.
Yesterday morning at about 10
O'Clock Snyder met Marshall in from,
of the Maple City school house. A
few words ensued, when Marshall
drew a revolver and sen, a ball
through Snyder's head, and then gave
himself up to the authorities.
Sheriff Mclntire was dispatched
tor and went down Yesterday after
noon. and to-day arrived on the
Santa Fe tram from Arkansas Cnv.
With the prisoner who was accompan
I'd bv the bride he had made his
,nlv last Friday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-02-03
Shot Without Warning.

Louisville. Ky., Ian. aS.-Meag-
er details of a triple tragedy IN
Letcher county. Ky., were received
by letter to Senator J. z. Candill a,
Frankfort to-day.
William Wright, al old man, and
his two sons, Andy and William.
were killed by James, Samuel and
Elijah Wright on Wednesday night
The murde,ers are said to have
gone to the home of the slain men
and shot them down without warn.
ing. The parties are related. and
the assassination is though, TO have
resulted from family feud. The
murderers have been arrested and
their trial Set for Friday.
1t is thought they will be hun. ,s
there is much indignation and ex-
c''ement in Le'eh-r county over the
affair.