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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-19
To al whom itmay Coacorp
OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND PcvB A
SOfTyD RAN m "A u CONpkxV

OFFICE or THE CoLUMBiA AND PruRl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. T., July q, IN
WHERkAS. BY DEED BkAKdNa
w Gate August le. 1874 t1ecused b -
suance Of an ordinance approved AnGlnf
Is. ls7a the ci<y Of seattle conveyed tethe
Seattle and Waila waila RailruaA 81
transportation Company, III d O.
lands south Of King street In said en- &
Sesttle, in. along. around and ahuutkN
bay, from extreme high 70 extzsne ~
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legislative ABsnhly &
the Territory Of Washington. b. - A
approved Soyember & 1s73 ratiAed ~
confirmed MD grant and conveyancegpsa
certain conditions, which have bssa falp
performed By said Company; and
Assembly vested the title Of aid lalds b
aid Seattle and Walla Walla RAilrpaA
and Transportation Company. In fss On
where's, The United States has 900
esced in said grant and conveyance; ~
Whereas. The said Seattle and WallA
walla Railroad and Transprrtation Csm.
psny has transferred and conveyed ~ q
said lands 70 the Columbia aud Pugp
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore, the SAD Columbia and
Puget Sound RAilrsad Company hsrehg
gives notice that Il claims The exclusive
right TO occupy said lands and % srecl
wnArves and othcr structures theseoA
and that all persons are hereby noti0el -
refrain rom occupying or entsring upea
writing, OF said Columbia cd Pugsa
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND r ROO
.ps As.iss.ns superinsends.s
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Nicto-is Coloais.-l

Passengers BY the steamer Princess
Louise from NewWesimipster yester-
day, bring intelligence Of shocking
murder which occurred ea " Wed
nesdsy evening. on the road between
New Westminster and Port Moody,
perpetrste1 by man named Walker
Il appears ihst the latter h4d sQustied
on some land, aud had taken Aessrs.
D. Robson, his partner Smith and
snoIber man named Jaues 10 see the
plsce. Wishing to dispose Of his
rights. They arrived al the ra1ch
ste in the afternoon. and after dark
Walker picked up double-barrvled
shotgun and said he WAS goiLg out
TO shoot crow As il was then after
dark, one OF the men remarked that
It Was rather late To 60 shooting.
when Walker said that lie might a.
well tel them his intention, and that
Vas that be was going to cook their
COOS" for them. He then deliber
atelv shot Robson through the breast,
killing him instantly. james at
tempted 10 take the gun away from
the muierer, but received ihe con.
tents Of the second barrel in hts leg.
SCATTERING his knee. the ball cuursiug
down lis leg. Walker the0 made for
smith wi'h knife, buE the laIIer
succeeded 10 getting out Of the cabin
and escaping.
The news reached New Westmin-
ster and Mr. Ctas. N-jor with others
proceeded at 10 &C Ock To the place,
where they discovered James dashed
TO the dead body of Robson. the
murderer having done this crrwniDg
act of violence and taken to the
wOods.
These particulars were brought TO
the Colonial Hotel at o'clock on
Thursday morning and as the wires
have been Frustrated no additional
news has been received in this city
since the arrival of the Princess
Louise yesterday Messrs. Robson
Il Smith were partners in a ranch on
he North Arm Of the Fraser, the
former being known as a quiet and
uDob,rusive man. 1t is supposhd
that Walker was either insane or suf-
ferlng from an attack of delirium
tremens. as there could have been no
provocation for the committal of so
dastardly crime. He is an English
man by birth and has been 10 this
country for -four cen years, coming
here from Texas. and formerly work
ed as barkeeper in ID. Andrews sa.
loon, New Westminster. but has lat
tsrly been DIR wing team on the road.
II is not certain who the second vic
tim is, but he is thought to be man
named james, a stage driver on the
Granville road. Six officers of the
town have been sent to capture the
murderer.
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STATEMENT FROM COMMISSIONER
SPARKs.-Gen. Sparks says there is
absolutely no opposition to the sus-
pension of the issuance of land pa
tents in the prescribed area frnm
honest settlers. The honest stttler il
on his homestead. No one can take
il away from him. He cau transfer
it if he has made proof of fulfillmeni
of the conditions prescribed by law
he can mortgage it If he desires
Thousands of claims have descended
from father TO son without a patent
ever having been obtained. Thou.
sands have died on claims withou,
ever having applied for one. Thou,
sands wilFnot apply for them be.
cause they may thus escape local
tsxs The Office is in receipt OF
bushels of letters from settlers. and
none have SO far been received com
planning of injustice, although some
have been received, which upon in
vestigation, have been proved 10
emanate from a firm Of land shark
lawyers in this city.-Washingtor
Capital.
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CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded b. q
sense of weight 10 the back. ioins and
lower part of the abdomen. causing the
patient to suppose be has some affection
# the kidneys or neiehborine organs.
At times symptoms of Indigestion are
present, fstulency. uneasiness of the
'tomacb, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration, producing a very disagreeable
itching, after getting warm. is a COM
non attendant. Blind. Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the sppli-
cation Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy.
which acts directly upon the parts a.
fected, absorbing the Tumnrs, allayinR
the intense itching and effeoting per-
msnent cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DIR. Bossnko Medicine Co., Piqus,
Ohio. Sold by A. b. STEWART. DIV
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FRUIT Trees. N. Newton is so.
licitIng orders for fruit and ornamental
trees. Tie trees are from the nursery
# o. Dickinson, Salem, Oregon, the
eadibg nursery and scotsman of the
Northwest. Mr.. Newton is stationed on
Front street. next to Dsvies's new book
store, and b. guarantees perfect salts
action to all customers. He qao'es
prices as follows: Apples, . years old
Is cents eac apple-, ! year old. IL
III t.; plums and pruues p cents
oesoues % OIL ts; cherries AID gears 30
cents each. d.4 VI
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Notice Of Final Proof.

u. 8. LAND 0vricK At OLYMPIA VT
January q ~
Notice 10 hereby givsn thss siLe q -.
DREWs has fled notice Of irtsnstos =
Anal proof before the Judse. Or n -
seoos. the Clerh Of the District CouFs.
ofhes In seattle. ". r.. on rrsdayL Ne -
a<y o. February. A d. lsss. en L.
application DO. q. for the 81 = q 49,
.. township % norsh. rxnss ssss.
Re sanss a. vftpessss: jag o. o'cseD.i
dry u. vrsorb, k6vin u IN afeA 81 -
0rseoe, all Of Hough'on. " 2.
I'm y. 0oukf.
ili2fsis Rssis o. Of tho Laod 0osA
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WILD CHERRY AND TAR.

Everybody knows the virtues Of Wild
Cherry and Tar a. relief and cure for
any affections of the Throat and Lunss
Combined With these two ingredients
are few simple healing remedies IN
the composition Of DIR. Bssanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup. making it just
the article yoo should always have ip
the house for Coughs. Colds, Crop and
Bronchitis Price so cents and 81.
Samples free. Sold by A. b. STEW
AIT a.
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HOW TO sEsUsE HEALTH.

1t Is strange any one will suffer from
arrangement brought on by impure
blood, when SoovlLL's SARsAPARILLA
AND sTILLINGIA, Oh BLOOD AND LIVER
'YRUP, will restore health to the physi
al organization. 1t is a Strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
blood purifier ever discovered, curing
ScrofHls. Syphilitic disorders. Weakness
Of the Kidneys. Eryslpelas, Malaria,
Nervous disorders, DEBILITY, Bilious
complaints and Diseases of the Blood
Liver, Kidneys. stomach, Skio. eic.
A. b. STEwART, Agent. DIV
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Notice Of Final Proof.

U.s. LAND Oyrcs AT oLsnrfA, w.
Decsmher Is ioA
To Owen =. MeKsans add al vhoa . -
eocoern
Notics 10 hereby given thai OWL
KAMA has nlsd nosice of lEssasass . -.
nna proof before the Ciers Of ~ -
ooert. % his ofi,cs, In ssAtsia ". 7 -
uraAs. the ssth day Of Jasu<ry. 4 p.
~ Pre- smption D. q. No. n. Tor ~
.. and \. y OF n. ". I Of section -, ~
ship 70 norh. range cast
h mes - witnesses own q
% Of Newcastle. ". r.. George ynsns
kse.on. ~. T.. Bowie doses sd No. -
JOHN y. Gown.
de2sja1s B@gist~s q the Lapt 0NN.
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Club Prices for The best Home an1
Poftign Literature

Possessed OF InE LIVING AGE and
one or Other of our yiv oious Amerie. n
mos' hlies a subscriber will find himself
IN command of III whole situation
thilad-lphia Evening Bulletin.
For $40 80 THE LIVING AGE and any
one of the An erican 81 mont lies "
Arpers Weekly or baZiD rill b. 8 NJ
for year. postpaid or for 81 so The
LIVING AGE and the 81. Nichols
Address LIITkLL & co.
la6 Boston.
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wRlScgSc CaauSgss

To millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansIna their systems, arousine their
Livers. Kidneys. Stomachs and Bowels
TO healthy activity. Such h the mis-
s,oa OF the famous California LIQUID
fruit remedy syrup of Fsgs Sample
bottles free, ard Soc and 81 bottles fer
sale by A. h. >TswAkr. dv
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Notice to Creditors

TN THE MATTER OF TIE E61Ans
i OF Alfred b. walk or. deceased
Notice b hereby gwen that tbs 80
signed Was. b. an order of tbs fse1
C.urt Of KING county. Washin9see ~
ritory. made on tho I'll day Of DeceDUL
lesS avpointeds dminiAraior Of u 80
OF Alfred L. Wa her. deceased- =
claims against said sstAte mus - ~
senIed 10 said admit issrstss VIZ -
sctian II MS busIne-a towit O. his . :
corner OF Mar on and Y onf % ECO. -
III Sash- Terry. within one ysef -
the date Of this norscs or The saoe -
be forever barred
TaoM As 7. MINOR, ,
Administrators OF The estate of Alfs4 >
Waix~r. deceased.
Date Of notice anA Afst vse,fST
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A WAXING skelEroy.

Mr., Z Springer, OF Mechsx,ssbure.
Pa. writes: Il was afflicted nth lune
fever ard sbscess on lungs, and ~ duc-d
10 4 SoaikiHs skeleton. Got free thai
bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery 70,
Consumr ton. which did me 30 much
good thai | bought 9 dollar bottle.
After using three bottles, found myself
oec- more a man. completely restored
10 hesith. With q hearty appetite and q
ain IN fesh OF - poands." Call at A.
h. Stewart's drug store and get a free
trial bottle of this certain cure for ell
Lung Diseases Large bottles 81. de-
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o. q LAND ovEIcR AT 0LxxYI., v. =
JssuAry !. 1855.
To Bailey Ga rsrt. Merrill Blanchard. H..
and all whom iG mas eoocera
- voice 10 hereby gwen thst EHoc1
Q. TALtIs has Aled notice Of intsnfina =
nske anal proof before the Regissss - -
csiver. at their oface In Olympia ". T.. -
1883 10 Eoms.ss.d spp i. No. tea ~
the Sc i Of Ne b. W y Of 81 &. md ~ \
OF az 4 Of section 81. tcwu-hip - psssA.
range 4 east.
He names - vtsnesss oaia esinpsn
sal Theo higgins Of Tacoma. W. r, T. T.
Brsden and X. W. stokss. 81 Waite Rive, "
E.
JOHN ,. 60 VII.
ja1fe1l Rssistar Of the Land o.
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The favorits san Chop Tea, % veil
knoxn 10 every bousehold 10 S~atti. i,
gained its great popularity through us
uniform high standard of exe-llenc-.
Resne sbsoluteiy pare and OF q superior
favor the demand for 10 is con.faptiv
on tie increase. Sold only BY C. p.
sToSE. jal7
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FOREMOST IWsc WRITER'S.

The ABB IS, and most cultivated intel
lects in every department Of Li-srs u E,
rei, nee Politics and Art. TN expression
In the Periodical iteTarsr. OF Europe
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TaE LIVING Act. 70 min four large
volumes yea. fur8ishes, from The < at
and genera IL mac c sIsse mass OF this
literature. he only compilation that
while within he reslch OF q H. is set IA =
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1T Is TBER PORE IND sPESSABLE TO
every one who w'saes 10 Keep pace with
h. events or gnte 10 tua p'ogress Of tins
time or 70 cuItivae in hin self or his
family gene. al intelligence and litera
taste.
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Lands fer the landIess.

THE srBscR BIER. LIVING ON
Esge Hareor; nin- miles west Of the
SSny o. ecsuie, W u sell portion u his
81 ne low rate o. so Pc scre. rsS Ira
nae ben ioxae' en and burn d over m.
III II - quite easily cleared. II = ne.rtx
lev has bat fe~ stopes and Ii. IN - =
.rsen 81 re water. school and chpr. &
witsin mie sodety good Cal and
d 3w3a RIM Hoevrvoov
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For a Number of Years,

I was cured Of both diseases BY using
six bottles of Ayers Sarssps-illa." N. G.
Traine. DuXbury. Mass. writes: u have
found Ayers Sarsspsrills an eficscious
remedy for bilious troubles and Dyspep-
sia.- Henry Cobb, Il Russell ST.. Charles
town, Mass. writes: Il was completely
cured of Dyspepsia. by the use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla." VIM. Lee, Joppa- Nd.
writes: Il have tried Ayers Sarsapariila.
and it hss done me so much good that /
shall always regard ii IS the best OF blood
purifiers Eminent physicians prescribe
Ayers Sar-
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TIE sel and N ctsS shoah nss fed sssun .
him ms Doctor has visited he hspnn q
Europe sna obeainsd great dsai q s.lsabe
infor nation when be b competent - ilPnn
VIII n.ks 20 eharrs anisss be esscls 8 60
Psrsous cured as home Gall o. vflA. ~
Communication strictly oooAdsnit.l. -
ten dollars for Q eaekaee 81 msdic1De. ~
drs.s DIR. J. y. 0IBBoF. Boz log9s - -
etsoe. Oil. Msntisa fosT-lrrxxxSench
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Sisters OF

Charity, .ttsched to ST. Marys Infsnf
Asylum. Dorchester, MSS, certify to the
hes;imsble value Of Ayers Sarsaparilis
h the treatment Of sore eyes and skin
diseases. among the many unfortunate
children under their care. Mrs. 5. ID.
Bodwell. Wilmington. Mass, writes con-
esruinx the treatment Of her daughter,
who was troubled with sore eyes. 81 for
lows: - gave Ayers Sarssparila to
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Charity

NAV Be "fairest and foremost Of the train
that wait on mans most diguifed and
hsppiest state,- but the dignity and hsp-
piness Of man cannot long endure with
out the health that msy be obtained In
few bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla- A.W.
Parker. lumber dealer. zoe Bleury street.
Montreal. Que. writes: AFTER being
troubled with Dyspepsia for . year. and
with Salt Rheum
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NOTICE..
Administrators Notice,

ENsrATE OF ANTHONY BAISE DE-
IL eesssd.
Motto Is hereby sivrn BY the undsr,igped.
admiuist sor Of the above named estate 1
the creditors Of and all persons hsvips
claims sss net said decsa.ss. to exhibit ths
sam. vita the Necessary voucher visbiu
tveive months from the frss publication Of
ais notice. to ths andsrsignsd. ct his place
o. business In Massn county, ". T.; and eli
nofinsd 10 make imned a,s psvmen, A. ~
undersigned AAninrtrator
J,MEs BAINE.
Administrator Of the s,tais Of An,noe,
bsins. deceAsed
DatSd the 10Th dAy II D@-srh-, raaS s..-
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Notice of Final Proof.

Q. s. L.sD oFrick AT CLynPIa, W.T.,
Drc.nb-r 2 1855
Notice 1, her by gwen that EMMETT =
R0BBIsS ha~ al-d natice OF inten Ion b.
m Ike nnfl proof before t..s Reg st r Snd he.
eeIv,r, ~ their once, In ols mpia W. r., on
Tuesday, the 9TH day OF February. A d.
lsss, on Pre- smption ID. =. No 99so for the
3 y ~ 81 b of ctioL -, ,ownsnip Is n ,rth,
rage 4 Get.
He mes As Witnesses: z r Van Etin.
J. Crawford, A. Crawl ord and Quinn ali
Of DOvsmlsb, ". T.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
ce2Ds2S Register Of the Land once
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Accident and Fire Insursnse. BIAx.
cHAkD 4 PAkrkIDeH Aeepts. ds5
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nv Little Girl,

md mus, say tbs; she never took anything
that helped her SO much. l think her eyes
never looked so well, Is now, since they
were affected. and her general health Is
Improving every day. She has taken but
half q bottle A. j. Simpson, liI East
Merrimsck ST., Lowell, Mass, writes:
MY weak ewes were made strong by
using Ayers Sarsaparilla." C. E. Upton,
Nashua. v. H. writes: " For 3 number
Of years have been troubled with
humor in nv eyes, and was unable
TO obtain any relief, until / commenced
uainx
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WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS,
HIGH WREUr p,on,;stap
For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM SAwMILI.
! capacity leo 90 feet per day. with ell
Bellin CHAM. " hafcom county, IL offered
for rem Or sale. A rare oppor1un for
any one desiross OF engaging In tbs bust
nee, or particulars apply 70 X. HI
DhIDsE on the PREF is>s or EKASrUs
3 Ak fLETT. III Hayes street. San Fran
cisco oc9x
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE


- ~D0.1
,ispenazy No. -
zssrny ssFssl -
Irapeises. klHk
hshsd n ie<. -
tie tMtDsns =
0sxual ara esn1nal
DfD>as0. - -
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, exDcTsn, nUp9.
I'm In eli ~ fsnA
I ek,GrxAA WARS
land Tnfof1Sef
;Lsss Of naaAss1
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COUNTY
TreaSurer'S Notice.

THIS TREA SURKR or KING
county, W. T.. viii pay. on presenta.
ton. ali ca .stAndinx warrants drawn on
the County faad OF 50 d county bearing
dates prior 20 and neladlng No. tao OF
June term. lsst. No interess ~tll be al
owed on said warrants zfte. IN . date.
oko. ID. HILL
Tr asa er.
ofacs Of County Treasurer. Seattle,
JANUARY ~ lssA Jsiad6sl
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WAGON.

A RAIN rwo-HoRsE WAGON. GOOD
a ~ new. for sAae al Ia psiee. In
Vuire Of q v HEtNE as
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODEL Or
sketch Of your invention. when i viii
make careful preliminary examination
vice. circulars. ETC., TRrE on caAsoE An
ous,ne1 before U. 3. Patent ONO n
ended 70 Tor MODERATE TREa- Informa,
1on And references SAINT on application.
40 chAk6k UNLEa8 PATENT u sHCUREb
J. r LITTEIL
asnington y. C.. directly opposite U
rsent sHnoA no35w0
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-19
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
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TAComa. W. Y.

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ing has Acen erected AM College fsaaied for
me education OF the young men ana boys Of
this Coast
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site, sutro ueaed by spseioas sF-uad-. II
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aud. o all d .sss. ere else rafferty, car. snd
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-05
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS.

The railroad situation remains gener-
ally unchanged throughout Texas.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
surveyors report the route via Sherman
as unfsvorable.
Thirty OF the men taken back into the
Missouri Pacific shops at Denison are
skilled mechanics; the rest are unskilled
workmen and mostly new men.
A slight fire in the Planters Hotel, st.
Louis, caused such dense volumes Of
smoke to roll through the house that
four servant girls were smothered to
death.
There is very prevalent belief In Wall
street, New York, that there is mys-
FERROUS connection between the railroad
strike in the West and the stock specu.
lators In the east.
Hoxie turned q cold shoulder to the
General Executive Committee of the
Knights Of Labor when they called on
him In st. Louis, and did not ask them
to be seated, after they had crossed half
continent to arbitrate with him by his
own agreement.
The Arbitration bill has passed the
House yeas 1876, nays "a. 1t is entitled
"a bill to provide q method for settling
controversies and difficulties between
railroad corporations engaged in inter-
state and territorial transportation OF
property and passengers and their en-
ployes."
OF the three police officers shot by the
strikers on the Inflated train that left
Fort Worth Saturday, two were Knights
Of Labor, John Mulferd ana Charles
Sneed. Mulford will recover, Sneed 10
dead. Dick Townsend. the third officer
shot. Is also dead. 1t Is not known how
many Of the rioters were shot; one was
captured, wounded.