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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
Read. and Order What You should Have.

Read. and Order What You Should Hsys-
tonipI, tns law.
Each township trustee should have a
trustees record, road record, poor record
and full set OF township records and other
blanks, worth at least s.. Also some sta
tionery.
Each township treasurer should have a
Treasures record
Each township clerk should have clerks
record and warrant book
Each justice OF the peace should have
civil docket. criminal docket, stray record
transcripts, complied laws of 1885. and
full assortment OF blanks
Each constable should have an assert
ment of blanks.
Zach road overseer should have a road
overseers account book. receipt book for
labor, receipt book for extra work and a
receipt book for material used
The above should be furnished to the
officers of each well regulated township at
the expense Of the TOWNSHIPS.
For sale at the EAGLE Office. Orders
promptly filed by mail or express prepaid
4S-tf Whit
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

"Eefio, Fac. what are yo1 driving air.
Questioned FL old Acquaintance On finding
Fake standing upon TIE corner counting
handful OF pennies
Il an trying 70 figure CIT hoE an gong
70 get III winter SIT out Of pawn. reeU-rei
Faxe.
Suit out Of pawn. Why thought yea
made barrel Of usouey last summer lecsu--
Es around the country
"Yol did. chi Wea, you are mistaken.
ny dear fellow: did not make a barrel Of
MONEY. 10. even a burgnols OF money
VIA, wss TIE subject OF your Lecturer
"Eow % Gss R.sch. @DrNkr's HaznErA
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
EXILE MEDICAL CO, BUFFALO, n. Z.
" her on 70

North. east south or west be sure you
make no mistake. The oldest line s the
best. Giant locomotives, elegant cars. in
Guiding free Reclining Chair and Pullman
Pal &c SIeepiaZ coaches. steel rails; rock
ballast. iron bridges. ccnm0dlous station
houses. the finest railway ea.in. houses in
the world; genrlemanly employees; train
conductors and train cashiers, to insure
both safety OK the train and ample atten-
ton 10 passengers; the most perfect svs-
TEN of train diSpatchIDZ and baggage
checking kuown-Chese are some Of the
features which vvarraut those VINO travel
in going via the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad. For the fullest po>sIol= in
formation as 10 routes, rates, dates and
q distances, call on " D. MURDOCH,
PasSen ger and Ticket Agent. - North
Main -, MON Depot and Douglas avenue
station dI-0 Il
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
Through Car Service. wichita 70 Kansas C1Iy
viarhe santa Ee Route.

The Atchison. Topeka * Santa Re have
now IN their night train service leaving
Wichita at go . n. the latest and most
approved pattern Of free reclining chairs
] neSe cars VIII be run daily In addition
10 this Pullman service ol morning train
from Newton. and through Pullman ears
daily or the $50 ?. II train 70 Kansas
City, Atchisou and &. Joseph
W y NUEDoCE.
Pass. and Ticket Agent. - North Msin
street, Union Depot aud Douglas avenue
station. oS.-tf
ATTORNEYS pocket docksrs for sale .. thi.
Office Orders by mail promptly filed
Adcres. ali orders 20 ] Re y IcHITA EAGLE
Wichita, han-. L. ?. Muruock. Mznzczz
Gs3 -
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
"EIl,worth short Line -
st Louis & San FIanc SEQ Rvl

Passeng gers for all points in Colorado
Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Mrntana, Nevada
Washington territory and Oregon, should
rravsl via the Ellsworth Short Line TIL
opening o. this line gives TO the traveller the
shortest ana quickest route Free family
sleeping cars E sworth q the principe
POINTS in above territories without change
For fu info rmation apply to w. D MUIR
dock, passenger and ticket agent, 122 y 1rth
sJ -
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

he Frisco LIE s-e rCw r1azE1Z = their
morning and Es.&t trains fr-. rec4zin I
palAsse chair c&Ps AID PEllzzzc pslAcs
s.se25nx cas- srozn "ishlts 70 - Aoaaz
wit6o1t chang. TIE Frt-eo u ihs cay
he running rvc sold t-zs-s bs:x VEGA
shes~ pants Et.to1t ehsag~ e any elxse
Morning sr.Ia now l<zves y teAi.4 ~ - -
a u ard eTe1ing s-afE A. lsan . II W
d. Nzr.ocx, passenger and ticket zE-rt
- inertia Nan s-r-st Czsoa crros xus
Do1-t2s zwe-u@ station E7-.g
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

On Tuesday. November ., the Missouri
Pacific railway VIII Tu1 Special exclr-
sion 70 Pueblo. Celora1o springs and Den
yer, a. be low rate e SO for the round
TRIP ticket good returning al any time
within fifteen days from cate 90 zaae. Bear
II Uin- thai the Missouri FaciEc railway
= the Short Line 20 al Colorado Isoials
For further information Apply 20
[ z ELEEELET.
l57 y. Main street, CT Depot corner = Sec
o7d and Wichi-a streets. G+tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

Visitor 20 cucvic.,-I suppose roc ind
yocr re hero very sirsone, ny triendi
Ccovio-Oh. 10, su. / have been bur
gia- fer good c.acT years, and bare worked
hard AID coosc:ensocs.y s: tie bcSz1rs, aid
as I'm ooly Up tr thre years tsei tass tss
ress - dong M Euod-Nev Ycrk Su. r.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
vanilla WraDDerS

This Office is prepared TO furnish MANILA
wrappers in sizes and quantities To suit
purchasers, just a. cheap as any house IL
the United States. Orders by mali prompt
II attended to- Address
The WICHITA EAGLE,
SC # Wichita. Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., K. 81 \. railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita,
Topeka. Kansas City, st. Joseph, Chicago
ct. LOuiS eft
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
The Reason Why

Misersss-Thy, Nora now dusty the chairs
a-ei
Aaii-Yes, ril, there's nobody set o.
Ck4Ia today, rin-fowa Top4cS
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

CIT st n ehe Old back cerce h:s cc-3tes az
ASd Ted
Az As 9 natural eocsscueoe saiasz few soocs
rs hsat;
BocSlcSx eos.,es. Rooss aid s-icSA lie ceiSAsors
vIid I'D Gre,
Ru. &c rs chops I'd calmly ScS 40 loss-ly ye.sd
"LS-RAr' -A-a
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

REM registers fo- sac 81 this ofice.
Orders By mail VII receive P-orl2s asTsn
ton Address 1he Wichita EASLE, Wsca-
tia Kan sS-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

TIE popzir IL. Tor CAlifo-1zA o-.T0r-
" ash5a gtea tsrr..ory I'D al Pa1ac caast
po:r.s = tie x-ss02rs PAclGE. El SCOTT
Eoz1" it--It
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

you don't appear 20 have much to say
this morning, Gr. NcGiznis," remarked tie
landlady.
NO, ua'au," said the boarder, plying bis
knife vigorously on the warmed over STEAK
Pm not doing much talking, but l keep on
saving wood, ma'au, just as hs,d"-Chicaso
Tribune
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

Passengers tor Wexford, for Co.d~sae.
and Ashland - sure aid AXE Lakes
straight iIos and save twenty f01- hOsxrs
tine, ARRIVES Al Coa1vste- ~ SO - IA
t<<f
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
Coal Dsz8s--

Scale books eoal tickets, etc. for sale ~
this Office Orders 81 NAL vi. r~c~ivc
promyf attention Address ! &c Wichits
AGLE, wichita kaz sstf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

The : l. Davidson Mortgage company
has plenty OF money 20 loan on choice i'm
proved city property. dlaZtf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
Not Attractive.

What ever possessed you, Ruth, to let
Mr.. Spinner go out il this thunder showerf
He might be struck by Hghtniugr'
''Oh, think there's no danger-he's not at
tractlve enough, you know" - Harpers
RaZar
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05

Only 81 round trip 70 Denver. Pueblo
and Colorado sgrsnx.. ard 81 - rorGnc N ,
20 -sss Lake AID Ogden, va tE> Missouri
PAc!ac railway. tk- aev sGort he pa
uaaa s4ees.ers run tsr0E.a LIZ
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
A Lass Resort.

Chief CIcrk-Misht Is vel eurn up this
ricco Of goods l. went sal
Proprisscr-Is won't ehl II see abcu;
that. Double TIE price ard put It on the
Asrs.ia ceurser Record
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-05
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
A FOREIGN VISITOR cRITiCIssS THE
CITY'S FASHIONABLE MEN.

HI Manners. III Breeding of New York's
Young snobs-Eow NY Dear Baron
formation
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08
PERSONAL ANn rnIIrIcAI.

ALL the Powers have repl ed to he Rus
sian proposals concerning Bulgaria En-
gland, in her reply, declares that she Il
unable TO advise the Sultan to take steps
leading 10 the removal Of Prince Fcrdnan,
before salts factory measures are proposed
to settle Bulgaria's future after his re
moval.
Tue Mills Tariff bill was published on the
lst. Wool, lumber, salt, fax, jlte bag
ging, tin plaie, soap, oils, copper, opium
pulp, works of art aud other products were
placed on the FREQ list The duties on a
large number of articles were also reduced.
The reduction contemplated amounted to
t53 cocoon. No change was proposed ia the
| Internal revenue
NJ. WILSON, tho son-in-law OF ex-Presi-
dent Greyy, who has been on trial for COM
plicity in the legion of honor decoration
scandals, has been convicted and sentenced
to two years imprisonment, to pay a fine
Of 8 900 francs and to be deprived Of his civil
rights for five years.
DIR. Peters, chief OF the German African
Society, has suddenly returned TO Berlin
from East Afr ca 1t is supposed that he
quarrcled with the German authorities.
JAMES Il. MURDOCH, OF Cincinnati, the
veteran actor, has been elected president
Of the Philadelphia School Of Elocution
and Oratory.
Mr.. GENNADius, the new Greek Minister
to the United States, was officially received
by the President on tho "a with the usual
formaliies.
TnE Bishop OF Cork permitted the body
OF the late Stephen J. Mcany TO be placed
in the Cathedral there on the condition
that there was no political demonstration
TnR Speaker OF the British House Of
Commons has invited Justia McCarlhy
Irish Nationalist, to i9n the panel OF five
deputy Speakers created under the new
procedure rules.
GENERAL JoHN NEWTON has resigno the
position Of Commissioner OF Public Works
Of New York city in order TO accept the
place Of Chef OF he Coast Survey.
TnE condition OF the Grown Prince Of
Germany was reported alarming on the "a
A Vienna paper stated that one OF tho al
tending physicians bad nearly chokcd him
to death, owing 10 lack OF experience.
THE Mississippi state Senate has passed
a bill appropriat ng $1,000 for Confoler.
ate monument
Tue anniversary Of the birth oi Robert
Emmett was celebrated at Dablu on the
4lh. Michael Davltt presided a. a large
meeting Of Nationalists assembled 10 mark /
the occas on, and Lord Mayor sullivan was
the principal speaker
sUAKiN, on the Red Sea, was attacked by |
q large force of rebels. BAT after four hours /
lighting the assaiIants retired, leaving sew |
aral hundrel killed and wounded on The
aeld. On the British side Colonel Tap aud
ave Egyptians were killed and fourteen
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08
ufsCFrIANrous.

InE rumors Of a COMPROMISE of the Bur
iingion railroad strike proycd bascloss. ami
en- the lst the situation was worse thar
ever, The brotherhood had entered nl,
su agreement with the knights OF Labor
ami vricrs were given fof the formers en-
gineers on the Reallng rOai 10 strike BE-
AID Of The Knights The outlook was con
sidered serious as % WIS probable iht
troubles would Involve other roads.
A Disastrous wreck on the southern Pa
cihc occrrrei hfiy miles EAST Of San An
tonic. Tex. recently. As local fraett No.
2 was cr1ss.nr Hondo creek the trIdsl
gave way when the engine be- inst , ssoi
over, killing Bob Harlcsiv. q traEcman.
and a San Antonio siocsma1 n.msi Eih.
eridrc Outright. ani lrraklnT tot1 legs o
Condlcior George Davidson anl Brakeman
len Hal
A HIizztHn eHiendirr from HInresoia 20
Missouri vas reported tn he night q fho
lst Rairoai trarei vas murh imrcded.
TnE sarcophsrns routaininf she b1lT oi
AicEanier TIE eieaf has been d|scoTcrei
81 saida.
sEcEryrorF. Hrrfyo 4 Co. trp rcr.
shqnis. ~ NuHr1befE Bavaria sasrt n1-
aemia and llonaaa. uh1 hare sasrer4ea.
bad nn rf1re i1 Nen NmS TIE daIf-
ties cf fte Nlrentsre hr1se are reported
e. he ai.olf f.flu ~ rlfks
AErIurs ff in-1rr1rati1r 81 re wine
snd El-rk RIVER faier FaIrda1 Crrr.rr
hare beer fled wtt ft. Affs1sas Sfere-
tafF cf State HE ie fHa fram snrkror.
pasi t1 tt1 NJ M|ss.ar rIlte ter.
Irr trrare lr1rf cf tl.f1r1 Be- le.
cael 3D. rri esirt' 'st.re r. rfiarat rtI.
rersr lr 81 rrrHrsfi .rtfrHrI rr l0r
r-rr-i ttsi - marsr rrT-ar-' at r1t
rsft 81 @ Irra rA.rt hal terr rr NJ
fhs Carsftrtisr ts ta far csrn s'tis
asa rllt 11lI4 r,t be- ussl f.fa al.Irt-
~.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08


No change wa reported in the Burling.
ton sirkc on the 5th There was a gather
ing of Brotherhood officials at Chicago "a
discuss the situation. Al Kansas City a
strike took place lasting few hours on
tho Rock Island under mistaken impress.
sion pat the road was handling Burlington
/ business.
TnK Senate on the 9Th took up the De.
/ ficicnty bill In the House resolution
was iD' roiuced 10 investigate the Burlmg.
ton sifke Tho McDunic-Davids0n election
case from Alabama was considered with.
out reluli.
TINS French steamer La Normande,
which arrived at New York on the 9th
from Harre has been detained at quaran.
tine OF account Of case Of cholera In the
sieorafe.
An railway traalc 10 Sweden and Den.
mark was stopped on the 5lh by heavy
snowfAlls Traffic on the lines 10 North.
east germany was also Interrupted.
Most Rrv. JAnEs WAIsu. Roman Caiho.
he Bishop Of Kildare and Leighln, ireland,
IS dead,
Ara recent meeting of the Ministerial
Association, of Louisville, Ky, resolution
was a5upicd condsmniug Sunday Hewspa.
pcrs, and rlcdging the members TO not allow
their chnrch notices 10 appear in them.
rHu hg stecl gun has bcen taken from
ha aBnca1ng furnace Of the Pittsburgh
Steel Costing C0mpauy's works and found
o be qliie pcrlect.
Tnr joint Democratic Congressional
Execungo Campa gn COMMITTEE met at
Washtgiou on tie 5th and organized bv
Be unauimous election of senator Kcnna.
q West Virginia. as cha rnan. ID ais3
elected Hon Pdl b. Thompson. Jr.. as
-ocreiJrr and J. I. Morris. OF the District
sf Coltmo|a as treasurer
las Presbyterian Mutual Assure nee A.. I
.ae a.iu % Louisville, Ky, has made an
a rapent
Eu1gr DkHnrrr. of the Baltimore & I
uhla. has been hsari from in Asia.
EitcK mcasis has been raraeine fhe /
fel Pgrcoi ludiaus in The vicinity q $40. /
aaae FtIA VT
~ wAs announce1 IN Boston q ne sih /
ihaf 90 deaih 0f L0ulsa ~ Alcaft was mo.
reHiafiy czpcctei Thed.aih Of her ven.
srstIs lsih.r. BH0as01 Aicoit. was fere-e
.i1eE 10 Der naturally deicaic orrauIz,.
i1a.
Tuf frgs Dent his sent % tte Senate the
i1 asifg nomina'idHs. John lie I.1ran.
g Eeg lofk. ie be ASS cate gasiire OF
be s1prlue Cgait Of iiaho. Clafles g.
ilrss 9 fc1raska. t1 De ffrIsitr n ths
sas 1tioe % Neigh. Neh, Tc- Jean \.
p Hat' q ,lineestia, q b. rosi chaplain. /
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08
EXTENDING THE STRIKE.

The General Grievance Committee Of th'
brotherhood Called to Meet Mt Chi
cago.
CHicAdo, March IA most important
movement was made yesterday By Chief
Arthur in the strike The following iclo-
gram was sent TO each chairman OF lie
general grievance committees Of the BROTH
crhood Of Engineers and Firemen on Tho
following lines Of ra lroad' viz, Chic go
a. Alton, Chicago Il Northwcs ern, Chicago,
Rock Island q Pacific Wabash railroad,
Wabash a. Western, Missouri Pacific,
Union Pacific Atch son, Topeka q Sana
Fe and Wisconsin Central;
DEAR SIR AND BRoTHER You are hereby
authorized and ordered to come to the city Of
Chicago at once and report at the headquarters.
There are many important matters to consider
in connection with the Chicago Burlington &
Quincy strike and your immediate presence is
imperative BE prepared 70 convene your com
mitiec from here at a moments notice Fra
temally, p. NJ. ARTHUR C. c. Z.
r. r. SARGENT, G. NJ
What does tins meanW was asked OF
Grand Master Sargent
1T means that we are here 10 stay.
can not tell on what move ia contemplated
unul after the chairmen arrve,N
Has it reference TO the alleged selling of
Burlington tickets over connecting linesl'
"Nl-so You can draw your own conclu-
sionsn
Il was determined by the heads Of the
Brotherhood yesterday 70 hold mass
meeting at Battery d on Monday night 1t
will be addressed by Chief Arthur aud
other prominent leaders.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08
CHECKMAflNG A TRUST.


The Attorney General Directs u suit to be
Brought to Set Aside the Swrnion Sor-
Ehum Sugar Patent
WAsHNGToS, March 5-The Attorney
General has caused to be prepared bill
Of complaint addressed 10 lhe Judges OF
the United States Circuit Court for the dis.
trict Of Kansas, bringing suit against Mag
nus Swenson, the purrose being TO cancel
the sorghum sugar patents taken out by
him The document ses forth that Sven
sons discoveries were made while he was
an empoye Of the Government an in the
receipt Of a salary for conducting expert.
monts ~ sorghum sugarmakiug; that
the device IS really not new
one, having been described la
many books and writings, that ii
was for these reasons not patentable; that
the inn rovemont Is Of great pIblic impor.
tance; thai the knowledge thereof by the
Department Of Agriculture was the re-
search, examination and experiment by
persons employed by the department for
that purpose aud to the end that this IN
dustry should be made available and re-
munerative TO all the citizens Of the United
states who desire TO engage therein, ami
that the respondent is demanding and
threatening to demand and receive largo
sums Of money "lor the use Of this process,
so as to establish monopoly and gIiev-
ously to cypress the people, upon invalid
patents.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture who
bruuult the matt0r officially Ia the attQu-
lion Of the Attorney-Generdl, says he is IN |
formed that sorghum sugar trust combi |
nation IS being formed to control the man
ufacture Of sorghum sug r by mean, Of The /.
Swens0n patont. He says tho case OF the |
Government is very strong aud lie thinks |
Ils purpose TO prosecute this case vlgor-
ous y should be made known as an act Of /
Justice 10 intending investors. The papers /
have already been forward to Kansas.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08
A YOUNG TORNADO.
Newton, Kan, Visited by storm-0no
Man Killed.

Newton, Kan, Visited by storm-On'
Man Killed.
NEWTON, Kan, March 3.-A TORNADO
struck this city Thursday afternoon at iiyo
o'clock, coming from the southwest, blow
ing down several houses, tearing dowr
fonces and uprooiing trees. A heavy ram
accompanied II, Immediately followed by q
heavy shower Of hail. The high wind
lasted but few seconds, but whom II had
subsidod IL was found that several build,
ings had been blown down and the roofs u
many houses taken away.
Just before five O'clock dense smoky
cloud was seen approaching from the west,
Almost at the same instant an intensely
cold wave from the north met II and ihcro
issued forth dark cloud that moved rap
idly in the direction Of tho southwestern
part Of the city. The first building struck
was the Newton buggy factory. The roof
OF the main part OF the building was
stripped Oh and hurlcl l0J feet east. Ono
timber struck william Lacey, an employe,
who was running home, on the head, Kill
ing him Instantly
The cloud next struck Waits addition 10
tho city, demolishing and scattering 10 all
directions six dwelling houses aud num-
Der OF barns, Miss Anne Hobble, who
was in one Of the houses, was struck bya
flying timber aud will probably die. Mrs
Mary Smith, an inmate Of the same house,
had her shoulder blads dislocated aud was
otherwise injured, but not seriously A
number Of horses and cows were killei
while fences, walks aud trees were strewn
for many blocks The loss to property IN
Waits addition will BE- fully SOM
Willbm J, Lacy, tho man killed. is I'M
married, thiriy-seyon years old, and camo
here from Kansas City a year ago. He has
il brother IN that city and sister in Mil
Wis, and one in ca cage
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08
FOREIGN PAUPERs.
A German Consul Gets Warm Over Pau
per Woman Being sent to Him.

A German Consul Gets Warm Over n Fau-
per Woman lieing sent to Him.
CHICAGO, March An international
question has been vigorously stirred up by
County Judge Pendergast From The mum
Der Of insane paupers, sutj jec S Of European
Powers, who have come before him
while holding the oourt Of inquiry, tho
Judge has long been Of the opinion
that The foreign Governments are simply
dumping their undesirable inhabitants into
the United States. Yesterday he decided
as the best means Of forcing the subject "
legislative attention to order two Canadian
lunatic paupcrs sent 10 the British Consul,
one German 10 the German Consul aud a
Hungarian to the Austrian Consul.
Baron Won Eordonhicht the German
Consul at once replied warmly that as no
received orders only from Germlay he
begged 10 state ''if any attempt is made 10
carry out the order Of the county court by
leaving V.ctr.a Ricdl at my onice vi bout
my consent ! shall invoke the aid Of tho
Federal couris.m
The other Cousuls sent similar curt 10
plies. AMI thus the m tier stands.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08
STRIKER SHOT.
An Over Jealous bridge Foreman shoots =
hnrlinglnn LngIneer Drad.

An Over Jealous bridge Foreman Shoots =
Burlington Engineer Dead.
kansas CRY, Mo-, March 4-Gcorge H..
Bostck, the Burlington bridge foreman at
Brookdeld Mo at four O'clock Yesterday
morning fatally shot John Waits, a Broth
eraood striking engineer The stories told
by the passengers and trainmcn who came
in from Brookn'ld are that Watts ap-
preached he cngne-No. 63 his own en-
glne-when 1t pulled in aud asked the
engineer II he might speak with him.
Having received the engineers consent
he mounted the cab and began TO argue
with him against working for the road
lie was ordered to leave the cab by depu-
~ who was guarding the engine, aud on
his refusing TO do so the deputy pushed
him on. Watts then arose to his feet and
starred Tor the engine, when Boslick, who
was standing near pulled his revolver and
shot him through the right temple. Bos-
tick hsd been sworn in as a deputy sheriff
and claims that Watts AMI others
approached the engine and endcav.
ored TO take charge Of il, and that
when he and the other deputy attempted TO
prevent their doing so, Watts drew a p.s-
tol, and be shot HIM IN self defense Bos.
tick was placed under arrest and 10 avoid
beng lynched was iaken 10 Luneus