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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
CUTTING no KILL.
Special telegram % tle stateemn.

SHERMAN, January 5.--J ohm Webh's examining
trial, on the charge OF cutting 70 kill julius
Scherck, five weeks ago WAS called In Justicc
Hicilles' court to-day Defendant waived exami-
nation, and was held IN $500 bond To answer 20
the grand Jury al tne March term of the district
court. lie made tho bond readily and was releas'
I'd scberck was able 60 appear as witnoss-
Wehh entered plea of guilty 10 carrying pistol,
ana was Gnod $50 aid costs Which footed ip eleut
Si5 more
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
sTABBING AFFRAY.


0IlUIldI oIHle5IIdIIs
SAN ANTONIO, January Two Mexicans, Loca-
nos Rias and one Cara, became involved In die-
Dute over small debt. Ras grabbed Cara by the
throat are1s Fnpted to sever the iugular vein
then, as 8 ,Iurned ~ run, stabbed him in the
back, wouhfa u him very seriously.
No new cases Of small pox have been discovered.
The four patients are doing we'll Fears Of the dip
ease spreading have abated
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
.ooK nA,sy suBmeisgD

LOOK HAyEN, Pa, Janueyy B. The Good IN the
Susquehanna river reached ga height here this
morning, after having submerged thrce-fourtha OF
the city No lives have been lost but the damage
has been very great
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
FLED 10. sOUrn AMERICA.

PlrrsBUBn, Pa January b.-lt is reported here
that Milton Weston, Of hicag0, millionaire, who
was recently sentenced % four years in he Western
penitcntiary for completely IN the Murraysyiile
riots, but afterwards released on $1,000 bail, pend
ing the decision Of the supreme court on applica-
tlon for now trial by adyice oi his counsel, lied
10 South America and forfeited his b0Dd IVES.
tons application was Refused Yesterday and his
friends think ho viii not returp 10 abide his cen
teucp
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
INDIAN TERRITORY.
DASTARDLY MURDER OF A STOCK
MAN IN CHOCTAW NATION.
~ IL II nl.a.

MAN IN CHOCTAW NATION.
Special Telegram TO The StatespNo4.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Janaarnnt ~ 1ars of an
other murder in the Chod" Try were re-
ceived here to-day, a young tnah named Mack By
ars being killed or New Years eve, at Blair's,
point about forty miles from this city, on the Ar
kansas river. An eyewitness gives the following
account: Forty or fifty persons who were more or
less intoxicated assembled at the store of jackson
Moore, and among them, weFe,Allr :. Bandy Bill
Clark and young Byars. Clark took Byars pistol
from him, and threatened to kill him because
he had said he was the first man. on the ground.
Moore interfered and took the pistol from Clark,
but while they were tusseling for the pistol, Byars
was assaulted by DR.. Banoy, who struck his un-
armed victim several times over the head with
pistol inhicting wounds from which he died on New
Years day. Byars was stock man and trader,
who had been at Blairs a short time, buying up
ponies, and had about twenty on hand at the time
OF his death His people live in the ChOctaw ma
ton, but he came from kansas to Blair's. Bandy
is white man, who went into the territory last
sprinF AMI has been practicng medicine in the
vicinity of Bair's. He fed to the Cherokee nation
after committing the murder and is still at large
United States marshals are ia pursuit of him,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
SUING A TEXAS TOWN.
,1a<.;al TaIaorann to Tho Sfataeman

HENDERSON, January 4.-United States Marshal
Reagan served subpoenas on the ex-city board Oi
aldermen, and the mayor under the old city regime
to-day, wherein suit has been instituted in the fed
eral court at Tyler by the Henderson Il Oyerton
railroad against the city Of Henderson for the sum
Of $1,000, and interest since accrued on that
amount which was granted as q subsidy 10 the
city, under the old city charter to aid In the con
struction of the road.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
ALDERMANrC ELECTION.

FoRT Worm, January SAN election was held
in the third ward last week " Ill an uneXpired
term for alderman, when T. y. Ferguson received
majority Oi the votes east, but the presiding OH
cers have failed make any retnfns, and tho seat
IL still vacant Wuat the presiding judge means
by making no returns cannot be imagined.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
rnKLANp.
rownR or rrlr rrAnrr.

nuTlIN, January S--rhe Daily Express, organ
OF the oyalists in Ireland says the British rule hns
virtually ceasNd 60 exist IN the Southwestern ais
trict of Ireland From Wont Cork through the
tb ony eoSernment ren,ri1ed hr M sSnIe ~
ana Z = ruling them with rod ~ Iron aud in.
crcdnole tyranny The disclosure VI the victims
names would jeopardlze thnr liyee.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
THINGS AT WACO.
MERCHANTS ASSIGNED - JUDGE
RIMES' SUCCESSOR.

RIMES' SUCCESSOR.
Special telegram to the Statesman.
WACO, January 4-R. T. Clark, dealer in general
merChS,dise at Moody this county, was closed last
night by an attachment run by Iessing, Solomon g.
Rosenthall of this city, for S4,0l7 The extent of
his assets are not known and if other attachments
have been served out the fact il not known
here.
J. T. Chambers, of McGregor, this county, made
an assignment this morning to j n. Allen, for the
benefit of his creditors. The liabilities, as far as
known, foot up S2,44O.50, with assets, including
Stocks notes. accounts, etc. estimated at S2,311 16.
Chambers was a dealer in furniture and under
takers goods.
Eugene Williams, Esq, an able young lawyer of
this city, received the appointment of district
judge in the nineteenth judicial district, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Judge B.
w. Rimes, and will open court at Marlin to-mor-
row The appointment seems to give general
satisfaction
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
SAN ANTONIO.
FURTHER SPREAD OF SMALLPOX
FEARED.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.

SpeclaI ItIegraIn 70 The StatesInan.
SAN ANTONIO, January 5.-Late Yesterday even
ing another person afflicted with small-p -pox was
discovered, and to-day another was found. Both
were promptly moved to the pest house. To-day,
the young daughter of Rodriguez, the Mexican
whose family formed the first cases. died. She
had been del-iOus since her removal to the pest
house. Every effort is being made to check the
further spread of the disease The fact however,
that the cases we're among us before their dis
covery, and that many persons had access TO them,
furnish good grounds for the fear that more sub
iects and deaths will be reported. Vaccination is
actively going on.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
LEASING MEXICAN LANDS.
A TEXAS FIRM OF CATTLEMEN
EXTEND THEIR BUSINESS.
Special Telegram to The Statesman

ppcCidl IciVEIdhi w iuc pthtepHiun
DEVILS RIVER, Tex, January 4.-The well known
cattle ranchmen, Messrs, Duncan II Strickland, J..
have justsosed lease for 100000 acres of grazing
lands, situated on the Mexican eide of the Rio
Grande, opposite the mouth of the Pecos, and op
posite the ranch on this side owned by the same
firm. The lease is made from Col. Garcia--one of
the largest land owners in northern Mexico, but
the terms are private. While the ground Is con-
sderably broken in places, the grazing is excellent
and Messrs. Duncan Il Strickland will proceed 70
stock the ranch from their several pastures.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
nrsULTs or A s.rnTKr.

PrcrsBUsG, January a -lhere was general re-
sumption Of work in the river coal mines to-day NJ
reduced rates. A further reducnon of wages Il
probable In the spring. Il 10 estimaod that 1000
miners engaged "a 81 strike, lost twp million dcl-
lars The lOssto operators IN damage 20 machinery
rolling stock, fores ec, BY long idleness. cannot
Oe esimated.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
THE NORTHW EST.
HEAVY SNOWSTORM IN WESTERN
KANSAS AND NEW NIEXICO.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. January A heavy snow
storm visited western Kansas yesterday, extending
as for west as New Mexico, and still continues
Two trains are reported blockaded at Dodge City
and telegraph lines are interrupted. Thestorm be.
gan with sieet, and was accompanied by wind
which s drifting the snow badly Reports from
Colorado and New Mexico state the storm is one
of the m ost severe in several years. A light snow
is falling here to-day. The temperature is mild.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
THE SMALLPOX.
special Telegram to ihe statesman.

SAN ANroSIo, January mo new cases ~
sm&ll-pox have been reported since Saturday after
noon. The four cases now In the pestbouee,
IRE VERY light Onge aud The city physician rrports
that they are doing well No ALARM h3g been oc
cssiOned here II 81 now decided tbst they we're
hrnncht hern frnn lrnafONn.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
DKsrROYrD ~ rIRE.

NEw YcnK, JaDnsry 4-Abour o'clock this
morning the hat works oi R.J Dunlap q Co, 70
Brookiyn, wore destroyed hy FIRE The building
wac afUuratory brick. The ire was caused by a
dog upssiting a lamp. Lose Sz5O,NCi insluaDce
ssOOOO.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
LORD DAYLESFoRD's PROPERTY.
Sn.clnl Teln1rLn DO Thn sLnLnalnan.

BIG SPmNGs, Tex January 5--I'he property OF
the late Earl Of AylesfoTd ~ this county, was sold
ut public anetion lerc to-day. The greater portion
Of u was bought In by the late earlA younger broth
er, Dan ifinck, who viii ASSUME all The indebted
ness, aud conduct the business hereafter,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
+ FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.

prrrsR Rc, January 5.-Near Urichsyilic. o.,
jaBies arkers, farmer, took load OF gran to
Kail's mills. There being no one hut Mr7 Bal
on the premises, she went out to ebo~ l'rkers
s,here to put the grain While he was unloading
Parkers fell in aft, and rolled on the g0and IN a
fesrful cpnvulsion, shrieling, groaning, frotling
ai ths mouth, tearing his hesh VIII tig lnger
nails. dl face was covered with froth a1d blood
TIC horrible spectacle so frightened Mrs lon who
was hi delicate health, that she ran 10 tho h0ase
And fen % the floor, where she died IN iessthsn
f,to t,frrtfAe.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
PERU.
ueNnvolENr uNtrrn srArxs ovvIores.

LIMA, Januaty 5,-A movement has been inRugi.-
rated by the othcers OF French man of-war In
Oallao, and French residents 70 raise q Hubscrip-
hon IN hehah 81 sick and wounded soiders Of tho
late conflict Over one thousapd dollars The
resnltof minstrei performance given by The obi
GERS Of the United States mRn.of-wdr iroaunis was
distributed hy them personally among the sick and
wounded solders, Sunday
Seuor Carlos Elias Peruvian minister 10 Chill,
leH Tor Valparaiso ON saturdays steamer
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
OHJOJEGISJ,ATTRF

COLUMBUS January 4.-The Ohio legislature met
to-day and organized in both branches by selecting
the caucus nominees for speaker of the house and
president, pro TEN, of the senate. John G. Entire
kin was elected to the speakership, and Senator
O'Neil to the presidency. pro tenn.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
AUArRIA.


PIsTiI, January The Hungarian ministry has
resolved to supply the infantry OF Itungary with
new repeating rifles, the invention of an engineer
on the Northern railiroad, Of Austria fha rife IA
inyented The cost Of the change wih be s80,-
OO0.NOO
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
MATTERs Al hff.tG.
SOCIETY AND OTHiER EVENTS IN
A THRIVING TOWN.

KYLE. January 4.--The cid year has gone, an
other ysar has come and farmers are now settling
down 70 good, hard work and making big prepare
ions for tho coming crop
A most pleasant and enjoyable B0ciable occurred
at the residence OF Nr and Mrs W, J. Good the
other pight which was largely attended by the
Young people OF The citg. After some time bad
been passed in brilliant coayeisaion, iutermingied
with instrumental aud vocal mueir, fhe crowd was
invited into Che largo dining hall wbere Eunlptn-
Gus repasi rss spread. THIS will probably be the
close for while Of ihe gay sOciables for which
Kfie 10 aoted, a. school begins Monday, and fes-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07

TaE rorE. AND ntsMARoK.

ROM, January Ian nutngraph letter ftom the
pope, accompanied by the decoration Of the order
Of Ctirist, was conferred last week upon Prince
msuarck by his holiness. The decoration Is richly
set with diamonds.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
d. b. LIppINrnTT nEAn.

PmAUELPuA, January 5,--Joshua D. Lppin.
colt, head Of the book pu1lishiEg aonse Of j. y.
ijppincOtt s Co., disi mere this uiornias
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
GALVEsION MAnINE

Special telegram 20 TIE Statesman
giALyRsToS, Ja1uRrf 5,-Arriyed. schoonef
Maud Mclean. BALTIMORE Cleared. Bark Chap
rnal, London. Sailed. Steamship COmal, New
York; barkentine Albafros Stetlin
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
I.IrNfRIaR on FIRE.

NV OaLzANs, January b.--Two million feet Of
lnlnOer are on ife near Parte Vent F0nre, aud
the eompany's mills st Peaflingt0n, Mias, are
thfeatened
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07

INOR SALE ChOiee Laud, With ecoJ ilsla on
l easy terms, in tracts 10 etiit smaf fefmpfa
have subdifded NY ranch eituahd n the n1fthnasi
corner Of Travis county three nises n0rltreBt of
Elyin into tracts Of 15 acres sud naW dfel 4 for
sale az the price Of ten dollars per acye cnefonrth
caah, one.f0nrth payable ~ two yoara. one1ourth
payable In three Years, one fourth parable in four
years Deferred payments " draw interest a. the
rate " ten per cent. per annum payable annually.
For further Darrculnra enquire AZ the ranch or NJ
my Ollie over las. u. Layinond g Co.'S bank
Austin, Texas. W A. BlAcserRN
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07

ruE sUsQUEHANSA

LoCKiIAyEN, Pa January o.--fhe Hood In the
OF being as high as in 1885 Greater part Of the city
Is flooded but d0mage cannCt yet he estimated,
A large quantity of saw logs were broken loose IN
creeks above, aud are passing here The Pennsyi.
yania canm is reported badly damaged Water still
rising.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
HOUSTON.
THE CITY BANK swINDLI

THE CITY BANK SWINDLE.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
HousToN, January 4.-Today the sheriff served
an Injunction the president and directors of the
City bank to set aside the trust deed mortgage
lately executed before Judge Masterson. The mat
ter will come up finally tomorrow at O'Clock
Application for another injunction will aso come
up. The matter is creating much interest among
thp DpOnp
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07

pa fnkyoIysr.s rnoan.anLr.

PAUIa, January 1.-THE programme adop,ed hy
DeFreycinet, Is the result of BIS confeTeuce With
Mr. Clemencean in which he secnfcL tee support
ofthe sadicsls for hia proposed nea8urea IL II AZ.
pected that tie PRESIDENT n the reasure 10 be an
nounced 70 tho chamber. will proeiain shrions re-
fOrins ~ tie gofegnlnfnr
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
GALVESTON.

THE ED MONSTER SHOT
IN THE SHOULDER.
Special Telegram TO the Statesman
GALVESTON, January 5.-4A colored man named
Simons was shot in the shoulder this morning by
another negro, Mark Manning II seems Smons
unexpectedly entered his house last night and
found Manning in company with his wife he
raised big and the police carried all three oi
them to the calaboose. They were released this
morning, and Smons proceeded to his house ia.
tending to pack his grip aud leave town, when
Manning suddenly raised the window and fired on
him. The wound is serious Manning was ar
rested.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
EnrERoR wLrrAM.

BERtIN, January 5.,-En9eror William has ia.
sued rescript respecting tie ugenty.hith an
nivaraaIN OF his accession to the Prussian throne
"a Y he says; Nv hat touches me unst is The IN
shaken confidence of my pnople IN me. and their
faithful end unalterable aifectnn.M His majesty
RETURNS thanks Tor the very numerous expressions
0f attaehtnent and yeneration for aim, not only
nom all parts OF Germany but from places far
beyond the German frontiers, wherever the Ger
man language ls spoken.
CllE rnussyAN DIET
BERlIN. January 5.-The Prnssian diet has been
summenpd 10 Meet on The lith.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
SHOT AND KILLED.
A MARSHALL MURDERER HIM.
SELF THE VICTIM OF Bull
L Ir,I,.
Special Telegram 10 the Statesman.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
MARSHALL, January 5.-A difficulty occurred in
the San Louis saloon, this evening, between John
CrOwder, the sporting man who recently killed Bill
lie Ramsey, and j. Don Adair. ex-cty marshal, in
which Adair killed Crowder Five shots were fired
three by Crowder and two by Adair After the
shooting Adair went to the jail. In very short
was given and he went home. The difficulty was
the result of an old feud which originated while
Adair was marshal
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
MEDICAL

A CAItD-To all who are suffering fros1 errors
and indiscretons In youth, nervous weakness early
great Remedy wac Discovered b} nissidIaf5 ID
South America. Send eeis-addsessad enSeiqlse 70
RisY. JOSEPH L. INMAS, station 10 New YORK
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
GERMANY.
GERMAN FEsrgvtrlFs.

BNmtS, January a.--Crown Prince Frederick
William, held reception yesterday, IN favor nf
tls emperor a1d empress, and afterwards enter
In favor OF Nisouunt Nolsel6y wll be piven to-
morrow, by Sir Edward Mslet british anlbassador
All generals IN the German army have been in
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07

Li0R SAf,i--s2s9 acres Of land tSo lniies from
4 Dripping Sprinzs, Hays county. Good 1rass
pleHt water and timber. VIII sell at O hafeain
terms nasy For Information Bldress \ B. ffee1tr.
Austin West san Marcos ST. M 2,tI
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
MONEY

Ip l.. BROWN, mortgage agent i22 West Pc
IA can atfee., %. hez ssS) Austin, aiss-s rsa
estate loans ou long tine, a eg1 anount from S1ld
to SlO0NO0, without DELAY, AZ lowest ctes cufrcni.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-07
THE SHORT LINE.
AFFAIRS ON THE KANSAS AND
GULF RAILWAY.
gnacial talaCrau IN the Statesman

evening offthe Kansas ana Gulf short line railway,
five miles south of Tyler. Five box cars were
thrown from the track and damaged. No one was
hurt and the track was repaired and trains passed
all right by 10 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. J. G. Garrison, who was appointed receiver
of this road on December &, by Justice McCord, and
given thirty days in which to qualify made his bond
to-day in the sum of SlOO,0O0 with Messrs. T. H.
Bonner, L. {. Williams and w. $. Herndon o.
suriies
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-06
Canada Too Much Governed.

CpcClh4 W UlODc.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 5.-Mr. Bournolt,
clerk of the house of commons, has written
very significant article, just published in
the Scottish Review, on the Defects of the
Present System of Government in Canada.
1t is the principal topic of conversation
among members of the house this evening,
hearly all agreeing with the propositions
contained III the article. Mr.. BOurnoit
points out that thirteen ministers in
Canada share with each other, the
administration of government for
over 100000 of people. while in
the United States the same functions are
cabinet officers. He concludes: "These 211
members of our house of commons is q
large number of representatives for 3, 000,-
600 of people, when compared with the 325
members who represent over 80, 900, 900 in
the house of representatives in the congress
of the United States. In some of the
provinces it takes cabinet of
nine or ten persons to manage the local
affairs of S00,000 or 400, 900 people. In
the three provinces of Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick and Prince Edward Island,
there are three legislatures, with an aggre-
gate of 100 members, or three executive
councils. with twenty-five ministers in all.
And yet those provinces have altogether q
population of less than million souls. He
shows, in strong terms, that Canada is too
much governed, and that the great numbers
who participate in such government should
be decreased by about 80 per cent, which
would insure more perfect administration
at less expense.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-06
he startles the French Deputies by Fir
ing Dynamite and Bullets Into
Their Midst.
Gladstone Denies That he Has Been Con.
ferring with Parnell on the
Home Rule Question.
Harrington Speaks About the Gov
ernment's Position and the Pos
stbility of Irish Liberty.
bismarck Said to be Shamming Sick.
ness for Diplomacy's Sake--
After the Lords.
An UnweIcome Visitor

PARIS, March 5.-Peronnier, the soldier
who, by firing his revolver in the chamber
OF deputies on the 25th of February, forced
the state to take notice of his grievance.
has already had an imitator. While busi-
ness was at its height this afternoon in the
Paris bourse, a strange man in the gallery
drew attention by making apparently aim
less demonstrations. Subsequently he took
bottle containing an explosive liquid from
pocket and cast it down among the bro
kers upon the floor of the exchange, crying
as he did so, "Viye anarchie." The bottle
struck no one, remained intact. and no ex-
plOslon. A few spectators, who were in
terrupted in their observations bv the mans
conduct, swOre at him and asked why the
police did not remove him. The man then
drew out revolver and shot three times
down towards the main floor. He soon
mad the gallery to himself and continued to
Drandlsh his revolver and yell, ''Viye anar-
chle." Tremendous excitement reigned
for while in the exchange, and all busi-
ness was suspended. The disturber was
soon seized and hurried from the place. but
none too soon, as the crowd, when they re-
covered from their fright, became furious
and sought the offender with cries of
Lynch" The prisoner is a man belong
ing evidently to the working class.
The prisoner is named Petrovitch it is
now learned. His pockets were crammed
with anarchist literature. He declares he
is an anarchist and his intention is to follow
the mission of Furnishing capitalists for
living by the sweat of the people," In
vestigation shows that the revolver used
was loaded with bullet cartridges. One of
the bullets slightly wounded man on the
main floor.
When examined Petrovich said that he
long intended to blow up the Bourse. He
failed to mix the explosives properly, so he
decided to use revolver. He is believed
to be insane.