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CHICAGO, Feb. 29.-The MiT.0cean's
Milwaukee special ssys' A general strike
among the employees Ct the Milwaukee
boot and shoe manufacturers is Imminent
AT q recent meeting Of the assemblies oi
the Knights Of Labor composed Of em-
ployes in boot and shoe manufactures,
resolutions were adopted to ask oil manu-.
iaCturers TO agree upon a Ger.
tain HCalo Of prices timilar TO that
in effect in Brady Il Medway's factory.
The resolutions were put ia the form Of a
formal demand, and were To-day served
upon the manufacturers. The action con.
talned the scale Of prices which II was
asked to be established, with the demand
that the various shop committees ba noti.
fed Of the intentions OF the employers on
or before o'clock this morning, at the
hour named six manufacturers notified
the committee that they refused to com.
ply with the demand.
Immediately receiving the replies Of
the manufacturers the Executive Commit.
tee Of the knights Of Labor was notified
by the shop committees and meeting al
once called to decide upon the matter.
The matter had already been discussed al
length as II had been decided to order 9
general strike in the shops where the de-
mand was refused. About 600 men will
quit work.
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PlrrABuRdn, Feb. 92.-John Britt, o.
Dubois, Pa, President Of the Fourth Dis,
trict Of the Miners and Laborers Amslga.
mated Association arrived in this city to-
day on his way to the National Conven.
tion Of coal operatives and miners, which
meets In Columbus, Ohio, tomorrow.
President Britt says unless there Is an I'D.
vance in wages Of ten percent very soon
the eight thousand miners Of the Clear.
Held region will go on strike.
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PRor. TnoArsoN, Of the University d
Pennsylvania, is letting daylight in on be.
l,Ated Yale. Students who have been
io,ed with Prof. Summers FREQ trade nos.
nns are getting tho pure milk Of the
word from man who knows what lie il
iboat. From thu synopsis Of Pfof. Thomp'
DlG Glases! lecture, given in another col.
anu, it will be Seen that the young men
dYlIemC having the practical side pre-
RHied to them.
Prof. Sumner will not be able to an
Ndtlo argument that runs all through
English history, namely that England
protected her industries with q high tariff
ad with absolute prohibition until I,
nited her purpose to protect them with
i'eetrGde. Now there Ia q strong feeling
ia ElglAnd that free trade has run Ill
course, aud that the time has come tc
return to protective tariff.
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AsToNIsnING RUMORs
Regarding tAs Mysterious AurdSrs At Aus
tina prominent Man Implicated.

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AUSTIN, Tax, Feb. 22.-'on Christmal
eve two women were murdered in this
citv and tbaI, bn.boras wa,a .rros,ad
AZ - ~ s :, ,.,''.',, 80 "',S.'u'
Mr. il4lSoeA' 'pe luaosuu OF one Vlonu'
was promptly acquitted on q preliminary
examination, while James w, Pbillips,
| ir tbevonny bpsband nj The ether won,sn
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pyititt'HAIy pnii,il ulAi LeW HsSs sso' Mls,
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anI' .unHu IN L's pSUk yA5u WIN thrss terrible
sNsno. w nss Hesu' NV nNtn, ntaFy lll.
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THE LABOR WORLD.
A YoRMAL DEMANp 'ro 81 MADE
by tho nlnsr, Of the Clsa asla Region for
An IaorsAss-Ths COnysuttOH'At COluln.
bpsTo,dAr-ThOs situation In the Ueks
Fields Hungariaas aIuttsriHE.
speofal Dl,palcA % lie httUiqalo.r,

Special DLSpuicN 10 ne INitNIQeiletf,
CUMBERLAND, Mp, Feb. 29,-The official
address from the Executive Board Of Dis
trict Number Three, National Federation
Of Miners and Mine Lsborers, asking from
the operators of the same regions inOlud-
cd in the Cumberland region, gen.
eral increase OF ten ceRts per ton for
miners, was Issued to-day, II states that
the object OF the federation Ia doing away
with strikes aud loGkouts, and suggests
that tue operators will DO enabled by q
uniform price OF mining to advance the
market price Of coal, aud also that opera
tors organize to prevent the ruinous CONE
petition that now elects thO coal trade.
The advance is requested by March the
Sth, and it is suggested that II the opera
tors think the tGaIe not unliorm or tquRl
they confer with the Executive Board
March Let with view to adjustment,
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why ns ReaIrued.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-OoL sIr Edmund
Henderson, the head OF the Metropolitan
police force, who has been severely CEN
snted for the ineiIlCienCy Of the police
during the recent riots in London, has re.
signed. This action lssupposed TO be due
10 q conviction on bis part that the com.
lnittee appointed by Mr, Ohildsts, the
Homo Secretary, 10 investigate the cause
Of the riots, would blame him for the
g1utae Of the police.
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DrRoIr, Feb, 22.-Tho fleming Jour.
mats Corunna special says saLutda,
night an attempt was made 10 poison lht
family Of Robert Berry, Of this city, by
putting Paris Green IN his we'll, Severn
oi tile latnlly drank the water and were
taken slCk, being eaved by prompt medl
cal attendance. Sheriff Cole found patll
green In the pump and ttaoks leading Il
the house oi Mfs. Charles Gage, neigh.
Dor and an enemy, Cages daughter aud
her husband, Henry Shaier, were arrested
and taken 10 jail, More arrests ate e1'
peOled,
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tlnnnlr rt.n.nrar tluha tIrnnr.

ST.. paul, Misys Feb. 9g,--A special
from psyil,s Lake, IAk0ta, eaysi An,
drew Holman, Of I4akots, Treasurer ol Nell
son county, recently visited 81. Paul, but
not returning At the appointed time, an
investigation Of his official accounts has
developed a shortage ID the county bOhll
oiSll,400. Although he has twenly.eiehl
hundsmen iof the aggregate aum Of $780,
900, II 10 generally believed that little
more than 500 can be recovered from
them, being mostly small iatmefs not
worth more than the 81 500 exemptions,
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EsCApED CoNyIcTs
i'O0aptuF'a aud AENla Lodged in the prI'ol

Cslls,
CARTHAGE, No, Feb. 29.-SheriG Bailey
returned yesterday from Dade county with
George Hamilton, James Williams, James
Fortune and James O'Neal, four OF the
nine prisoners who escaped from jail here
Wednesday. Two were captured in Dade
county, two miles southwest OF Green.
field, and the other two norlhweat oil
Greenfield. Hamilton and his companion
were sleeping In straw stack, Elkin
Petigo was captured at Galona, Kansas,
last night, and was shot while attempting
to escape from the calaboose, where he
was confined. He was returned TO his old
quarters in the Jail here last evening,
These were serving jail sentences only,
but will now DO sent to the penilentiary
for Jail breaking, Masters, the Newton
county murderer, aud three others are
stiA at large. llt
The captured men say that Masters did
not know they were ready to escape, and
that they had not informed him the even.
ing before the escApe that he had moth.
ing to do with the jail breaking, aB they
we're afraid oi his exposing their plan, and
that he was locked Ia another cell,
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ARobbs,i. Tick.

pLEyRtASn, o., Feb. %. This morning
o coiotsd man called at the reSidshcs ol
Mis-. Neiisr, oi0 Forest street, aud asked
iot q trunk which had been LEFT there by d
friend Of the family. Mfs Neiter showed
the pAn 10 the room containing the
trunk when he seilad her and applied
rhlotoidfm 10 her nOalfllg, Shen she be-
rAtne unconscious. He then robbed The
dresser ol S200lh money,
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W1EBpARRR, Pa, Feb. .2g.--Animport.
ant meeting Of the miners Of IuSsrne
County was held to-day. The atten.
dance oideleEates from varlonsparts otthe
county ives very large. During the ses-
sion an Executive Doard was organised
and II was decided that there should DO q
harmonious feeling between operators aud
laborer's such as would result ID ConCiliR-
tlon aud arbitration instead Of strikes.
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PlTsBUReH, Pa, Feb. 29.--At Il largely
attended delegate convention Of coke
workers at sCottdale to-day 1t was de,
Cided to accept the advance offered by the
operators and return 10 work at once. In
a minority report the Hungarians decided
to stand out until all the prisoners are re-
le sed from jail. Among other matterl
discussed was the store orders and lar &
wagons, but the miners agreed to return
to work and lot these matters be adjusted
under law.
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ATTENDED pRAYEnMEETlNG
And then FOaSht Oas Long s!andlpE Fsud
Afterwards.


NkyADA, NO., Feb. 22.-The news has
reached here Of the fatal shooting last
Thursday night Of Ray Aggerson by John
BrRsher, at school house three miles
from Jericho, in Cedar county, both men
were about ls years Of age and had grown
up toaetherin the same neighborhood.
They had gone to the school house to
attend prayer meeting, and at The close Of
the services ieud OF several weeks stand.
ing between them was brought up for ad-
iustiuent. Diashsr knocked Agnerson
down with stone, who, upon arising,
threw a atone at Brashor and turned "a
run. .Brasher drew 3S.Calihre revolver
and fired, the ball taking eject In the
centre Of Aggsrson's back. During the
excitement BrasheF ran Oft and the last
heard Of him he was coming In the direc.
ton OF this city on foot. Adeputy sheriff,
who left in purHuit Of Brasher a shorl
time after the shooting, said the wounded
man could not possibly recover,
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TINS CONE srAINE.
The Men CorCluGS 10 TO TO worR-Tl
FIrss Started,

The hsn COECluGS TO 80 10 WoEh-Th'
fires Started,
MOUNT PLEAsAET, PA, Fob, 22.-ThelG
was general resumption Of work in the
coke regions to-day. 1t was feared that
the Hungarians would cluss trouble, but
they weakened this morning, and placed
no obstacle in the path of the workmen.
At the Valley mines the men went in and
came out again In a body for local grlev,
anGes, The Hungafians are lockIng into
the offices for CHECKS to-day, and many Of
them have been refused work, They are
angry bGCause any noMpromi,e was made
1t is thought an effort will be made to
ireezs them out and compel them to leaVS
lha foVlnnH
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Jrvos ]. II, JAcrs6N, Of Wood, II VI
a,y c,Sdi; tie pukeIsburs Seatia'ls in
brns!iou, has not aud will not pull out {
honcs to give Mr., tiibson the nomina
boa for Congress. The Sentinel says ths
Jujgc Jacsson's friends expect to vote TO
tlu 10 convention and at the polls, ThiI
soo, 5Ny Tor Mr. Glbson.
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TIE 1Rlsn ii AN1EnIoA.
Mayor Gra.s's opinion II why Most I,i.h
men Are DsmUcrats.

men Are Democrats.
BosroS, Feb. 22.-Hon. William P.
Grace, Mayor Of New York, addressed an
immense audience In the Boston Theatel
tonight in aid oE the Carney Hospital, his
aubjeCt being, "Ths Irish in America. "
Mr.. Grace referred to the ppjudicet
against their race aud religion with which
trish.Americans from the earliest times
have been forced 10 contend. Active, az
gressiye, and, atthe same time, loyal "a
principles, their very community OF race
feeling has given them facility Of organi
gation, which, while II may sometimes
leaYe them q prey to pneCrupulous politi-
clans, has permanent political value.
They themselves iinderstGnd this, and
have, as q race, made more Of 1t than any
Of the distinctly foreign elements which
compose so large portion Of our popula'
tion. They have shown powers OF adapt
ability 10 the new conditions, which have
secured them full recognition, while al
the same time they hav0 preserved their
race individuality 10 such an extent as To
have profoundly influenced the course oi
English politics In relation 70 the home
country.
The speaker had often been asked why
most Irishmen were Democrats, and to
his mind tie answer was plain. AZ be-
tween the old Federalist and Republican
parties, out Of the latter Of which grew
the present Democratic party the policy
Of the former was StigmatiIsd as Angli'
Ged, and In many ways BECAME obnoxious
to tho foreign element. After Jetlerson's
inauguration the obnoxious alien laws
were repealed and The policy Of the couh.
tYy 10 changed that II has made Foreigners
and particularly the Irish Traditional allies
Of the party whose name, Tlghttully OF
wrongiully, has been identified with
principles most favorable to their pros
pstity. In a word, II has made them
Onmonfata,
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ueI.brellon Al PllllbutEh.

rirnBuRuH, PA, Feb. 29,-The Du,
queSne Greys, Washington infantry, Four
tsenIh regiment n. g. r., aud the Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics
three thousand strong, paraded tho pin.
Cipal streets to-day Ia Cdmmernoration oI
WAhhlhbton's birthday. AL the eG
changes were closed, but the courts were
In session a. usual The day was bright
and warm,
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ptrrsnvaau, Pa, Feb. e2.=The total
loss by this mornings are at POllard's
liquor store will reach 100000. The
building was q four story structure and
was entirely CONSUMED, the loss on build.
ing aud stock being $4,000. Firms doing
business In the adjoining buildings Bus.
tained damages from water as follows
Acme Tanning Company, $4,000; JOseph
barclay & o., q Jut dealers, $40, 900; Iron
CITY Glass Company, Watson d Co., grain
dealers, Charles Irwin, grain dealer, and
Mccullough 4 %, liquor dealers, $4,000
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IaScounuy Is now represented at TIT
CoulOlae Mlkado by a gentleman 10
lAs Old tcdool" who will maintain th'
I.nlIyoinis native land, When Minis
efHabJnd was appointed ho asked thC
Pacific Mail Company for $1,000 worth q
irss transportation ior himself family ant
Aollehold goods, aud got 1t. The stewart
demanded pay ior wine furnished, no
understanding, Of course, that a diploma
mus. have his wine. Minister Hubbard
did not pay his wine bill, and the SAINT
US charged to the unteellug steward
Minister Hubbard starts we'll, and TexaI
viii be proud Of her "iAyoritO son."
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N 7777'7' q 7t IRltlIlqtRctf.
,,.s, ,%.sa,SSISoToS, W. VA, Fob. 2o,-At
S'So .,. F'N' to-day Patrick HOian, a track
S,'uan si.. residing here, fell dead Of Appo
RSy a.,Sy 1, On the Baltimore ( Ohio track near
M" Si"eI W Vhuteli, about ave miles west oi
Wv.,g.iIGs gIGs' Ha was observed sitting down
tsImn ulneS on Vie Way between here
IsoL1a.s L,as place Of h8 death, but was only
81 -. ~. |" 6y two ltamps who passed him,
ki,',s About sixty yUara Of age, and
"A Vile apd lOuf children,
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NRw YonE, Feb, g9.--Four Of the five
veterans Of the war Of 1879 who live in
this city met to-day to talk over old times
in honor Of WaBhingtons natal day.
They were, General Abraham Daily,
aged gO years George Creglsf, ss years
Henry Morris, 81 yeArS, and Henry Alb
bolt, "a yeats. Elijah r. Ienks, the alb
sent one, is 50 years old and was too
feeble TO attend. A q. A. II. Post escorted
the old veterans and provided them 4
apfead
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oLEyEtAsn, Feb. 92.--ThiS evening DR..
4. II. Gleeson, an old and highly respect.
cd physitiAn, entered aitling 4 tIubsta
drug store, where lie was well known,
and going behind tile prescription case
took up 4 graduate and drank two ounces
Of the contents. Two graduates eat side
BY side. one containing UAfbollp acid and
the other whisky. Df. qleeson wanted
whisky, but picked Up tho wrong gradu.
ale, lie died In ten minutes ahd Hu.
Der, The druggist, becanB 90 frantic With
gtiei that he became dslitloua.
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Special Di,pdlch 10 he InltlltHeey.
WAsnISuroS, D. O., Feb, 29.-Alt vii.
liams, Of ParkeBburg, W, b. oOlston, oi
Martinsburg, and Col. George W. Thomp-
son, Of The Ohio River railroad, are among
to.day's arrivals. Mr.. Colston ls here
after his rostmaSter's commission, having
been confirmed last week. Mr.. Williatna
"a still hanging lire, but there are no
doubts Rs TO his confirmation.
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Not In Favor OF strikes,

PlrTsuuRau, Feb. aq-Rspresentativsr
Of coal operators and miners Of Western
Pennsylvania left for Columbus, o., to.
nisht to attend the National Convention
there tomorrow. At "a joint conference
to-day Il was decided 10 advocate and
stand BY each other in favor Of concilia.
tory course and settle all troubles without
q resort 10 strikes.
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Tho OlnOr sldo Of Duke.

LONDON, Feb, 99.-An intimate friend
otsir Charles Dixie, writing tothe papers,
charges Mr.. Chamberlain with the sole re.
sponshility for Sir Charles action in not
going into ths witness box during the pro.
Rress Of tho Crawford case. The writer
asserts that 1t was Mr.. Chamberlaln's
vehement insistance against such course
that restrained Dixie from appearing as u
witness. He also alleges that the sole
indisCretion OF which Sir Charles has been
guilty happened in early life and consist.
ed Of an intimacy with married woman
Of light character, Sir CharleS, his friend
writes, Is q most EensitiVe man, and the
burden Of accusation has nearly cost him
his reason,
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TWAS riiE MATCH.
DlIa,.rOuS Explosion IN u Kentucky Gro.
csry-TwO Fatally IpjuFsd.

buhAtEuub EtPiVtioh iu y ANeuNucAI uEu'
csry-Twu Fatally Ipjured.
LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. ga special to
the Pres from Winchester, KY, saysi Al
noon to-day a powder explosion occurred
In the grocery ttore Of Mary Willis. The
clerk was weighing some powder from a
can when man standing near the counter
struck match TO light cigar. This ig.
nited the powder, which exploded with
tcrrible violence. Tho house was badly
wrecked and eight persons severely
wounded. Two Of them, James Hopper
and WillMurray, are in dying condition
and several others will probably die. The
man who struck the match escaped nm
hurt, Mary Willis and two others were
unhutt. The house took Gre, bit the
flames were soon extiDgulshed. The In
ured are: Bud White, Thomas Martin,
James Newkirk, Jas. Hopper, VIM. Muir.
ray, John Judy, Jas. Ourrtck and lluiord
Smith.
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v,., ApAswrEE the Chicago Pension
.'a, sbom The relorm Administration
't,ae,i, A', s.ys she Is glad she is out and
liking more money selling heating
-.a,,,,ps Miss sweet has the knRck OF
Ling thipgl hot.
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CLEVELAND, Feb. PA special from
youngstown, O., says: An order will be
issued during the coming week for the
sale ofthe PAtnesvllle Il Youngstown rail.
road, and It Is expected the sale will take
place within Bixty days. The road, which
Is q narrow gauge, was constructed In
1879, running from here to PAinesville.
Having no outlet here, II has proven any.
thing bnt a paying Investment to the
stockholders or 6ondholden, hardly
earning enough in any one year TO more
than meet the running expenges.
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LONDON, Feb, g2.-Tlie court has re-.
fused TO grant summons .tot tho editor
and publishers Of Punch, whom the
Socialist leaders desired to haye c,in.
mltted fot contempt Of court for having,
as alleged, attempted 10 tGcile opinion
against them while thOy wsrO on trial for
their utteranCss during the Trafalgar
gquafD liutB.
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rup ptI.bargh Commercial Gaseite gives
.,,,,e that taa gamblers must go. oh,
~, l,scCata!ino they 90, bat they return,
I5s officers Of the law seem to regard the
,,@blen as Necessary to keep up the
Soal tone oi foCietg,
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ltnnr. llnnnall ! pola Anllll.

CLStSL4SD, o., Feb. 22.--DsCisivs ac.
ton looking to a settlement Of the aIIaira
Of Brown, Bonnell ( Go. WAS taken by
Judge Baxter to-day In ordering the sale
Of the immense plant al Youngstown.
Tho claims Of creditors aggregate over
sl,OOO,0O0. There is Q remarkably long
llst Of creditors who had claims igaiusi
the property,
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rar New YorS correspondent Of the
p,il,3slahis rcas says that for some
,.,,, 70 como nobady Ia likely to look OF
p1,rs and Logan ss dead. We judge as
mo.h lrom the aneasiness Of the Demo
mi. and Mugwump press.
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bCol, Morrison mas time and diaposi
too to come to West Virginia, II viii
lye us pleasure to afford him an op
",tupiy 10 learn whatIs thought OF hi
,,dg MI ia this State, The "war-borH'
he blood in her eye, and Col, Morrison Il
moi popular within her borders. r
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The s,subsuy,,le sIutdS,

Special Dt'po.th 10 he iHtetliOeaor.
sTSunESviLLE, Feb. 22.-The five men
arrested for the murder Of Charles Hall
at Mingo last Thursday were sivOn a hear.
Ing before the Mlyor Of that place this az.
tefn0ou, and bound over to Uoutt Ia tie
sum Of $1,000 each, charged with murder
In the second degree.
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a FALni FIaiit.

DErRor, MioH, Feb. 22.-A special to
the Evening Journal from Manitses says
Saturday evening in an altOtCatloh b
Onekatna between Martin spahdlL and a
lnAn man named 0AtlAnd the latter re.
Ceiyed injuries from which he died yea.
lerday SpAndlt WAS arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-23
AooIpENrAL sHoorINe
AZ ParksrSbuFg Youth Who ThSpght the
Revolver Was NOt Loaded.

Revolver NAA Nqt Lohueu'
Special Dspaich 10 no Iaislliqaecr,
PAREeRsHuRa, W, Va, Feb. 22.-Thil
afternoon about hali.past four O'Clock
Hugh Psudley, II years old, was shot and
instantly killed by Anthony MCNicholas,
q companion. The shooting was accl'
dental, as the boys had been firing at a
target on the shooting clubs grounds with
revolvers,
MoNicholss thought his revolver empty
and snapped the trigger, shooting Pendloy
10 the back OF the head. He iell to the
ground aud expired in moment. Nc.
Nicholas who doesn't bear a good reputa,
tion, being one Of the famous Juvenile
Jesse James gang, was arrested and lndSed
in jail, The Coroper's inquest will be
held tomorrow,