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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

From U special news from Guide
Rock We learn that Cole, tie N al
who attempted to assasinate Grant
OF Guide Rock was lynched last night,
or rather this morning by an ~infuria-
ted people Of that town. The CHIEF
does not sanction mob law except in
extreme cases where people can not
get justice in the courts but that is
not often, and hence We deplore the
taking of life by lynehing as it de-
stroy= the fundamental principles of
society the great bulwark of which is.
our laws. The case is all the more
wrong from the fact that Coles vic
tim is still alive and may get we'll.
If Grant had died from the effect Of
the bullet perhaps the lynchers
might have had an excuse,
otherwise it will Be hard to
condone their acts. The CHIEF
believes in giving criminals the full
benefit Of the law but does not believe
in the people taking the law into their
own hands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

\ nan By the name of Ed Hub
bori. who arrive in the city this
morning was anested by the police
for passing counterfeit money. He
Is alleged to having tried to shove the
queer" on several Of our =torekeep-
e-s but at each place the counterfeit
WI detected. Finally he went into
Long,in's saloon. and passed some
there for drinks. The bar tender
after finding Out that the money was
Illegal swore u a warrant and had
him arrested. He is row being tried
70. the oSense before Judge West,
and will be held for trial no doubt as
the evidence seems TO be conclusive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
Public sale.

Of high grade cattle and horses.
on Wednesday: Aug. 10Th, at 10
o'clock, a. TO-, 1 shall offer for sale At
public auction, on my farm, y miles
north, and / mile east of Red Cloud.
the following property: Forty one
head of stock; 20 good cows, ! one
year old steers, 6 spring helfsr calves,
one-half H~olstein, ) spring steer
calves, half Holstein. l half Holstein
bull, = two-year old mare cots, , two
year old horse colts, , good work
horses.
TERMs.-A credit Of 6 months will
be given, purchaser giving bankable
note with ten per cent interest.
J. c. MARINER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
STOCK SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction at his farm q miles
south of Red Cloud, on Thursday,
August Both, at 10 o'clock, a. m. the
following stock: Fifty head Of cattle
consisting Of steers, cows, heifers,
yesrlings and calves, all of which are
first class anG in good condition.
TERMs.-Eigbt months time. at 10
Per cent interest. and on approved
security. will be given on ali sums
above FIVE dollars. Five per cent dis
count for cash.
ANDREW RERG
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
Not California Bear.

Anybody can catch q cold this kind
of weather. The trouble Is to let 20,
like the man who caught the bear
We adyise our readers to purchase Of
Henry Cook . bottle of santa Able, the
California King of Consumption.
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs and Group
Cures. and keep it handy. Tis pleas
ing to the taste and death to the above
complaints. Sold At 500 bottle
or 3 for = so. California Cat-R- Cure
gives immediate relief. tn, Catarrhal
virus is soon displaced by its healing
and penetrating nature. Give it a
trial. Six months treatment $l.OO by
mail $l.lO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
LOOK HERE.

When travelling north, east. south or
west. make yourself comfortable by
DacroniLing a strictly first class line,
The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Rail-
way, Roc Island Route"
This thorougbfare is tie peoples IA
yorite, because it is reliable, safe and
p easant and with its limited flyer to
Chicago, and connection with all the
fast rains to st. Louis make it univer.
sally popular, and the route which all
well posted travellers take.
Its passenger trains were built ex.
pressly for this line By the Pullman
Palace Car Co, which is q guarantee
that they are as perfect and complete
10 everv detail as the best taste and
most thorough experience al suggest
AID no convenience for the comfort
and service of the travelling public has
been overlooked. IN addition to its
regular passenger equipment, there is
in service a line Of superb reclining
chair cars: no pains or expense having
been spared to make these cars the
most restful ana embarrassing We
hicles OF their class in America
Holders OF irst class tickets can occupy
seats in these cars free. 4 coloreC
porter accompanies each car t. admin
ister to the wants ofthe patrons, which
makes them especially desirable fol
ladies' and children travelling without
escort. In fact, the c. K. & n. is the
Great Free Reclining Ctair Car Line
west of the Missouri river. When YOU
travel. to be absolutely comfortable
take the Chica Kansas & Nebrasks
Railway, Rock Island Route" Pull
mans Palace Sleeping Cars on al
night trains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
C.. T. GATHER

Platt & Frees Co. have for sac
one small louise with one To-, for S40O
to be paid for in installments Of SIS
per month bearing 10 per cent inter
est. 4 good chance for some one
who is throwing away money by pay
ing rent to secure Il home.
One good large house, nicely locat-
ed, $1,000 to be paid $500 down, bal
ance in payments of s25 per month,
10 per cent interest.
One good farm LOO acres under
wire fence, about 100 acres under
cultivation, about % acres in hog
pasture fenced with boards. A fine
farm house, etc, and only 81 miles
from Red Cloud. Will allow almost
any time a purchaser could want.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
For Sale or Trade.

go acre. of land in Logan county,
Nebraska. for sale Or exchange fol
property in southern part of state.
Also .5 head Of young stock, as q
whole or in part to suit purchaser. A
splendid opportunity for some one
who wants 10 20 into stock business
Near to an extensive range. In q
good neighborhood. School and
postofice one half mile. County sea,
seven miles. Good Improvements
good soil. living water, close to line
Of railroad now being built. Mill site
VI the place. 95 acres in %cultiva
ticn. Call on or address.
". T. KELLOGG.
Red Cloud,
fov &c, Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

Every afternoon at 1855 o'clock,
upon arrival of trains from the west,
= magnificent Pullman Sleeping Car
leaves Topeka for Chicago via the
Great Rock Island Route, making
close connection with the famous
limited flyer running through with
out change, arriving at Chicago the
following morning. This is certainly
the quickest and most convenient
means of transportation between
points in Kansas and the city of Chi
cago. For accommodations in this
car, please notify your local agent,
and he will be glad to make such
reservations as you may require By
telegraph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

Many letters Of inquiry having
been addressed to the editor Of the
pager at Decatur, H., where DIR.
Books. the prohibition candidate
so7 wee president made his memOr-
ale speech. as to whether he used
the language reported the editor has
caused 10 be printed in the form Of a
circular atHiavits Of his reporter and
Q: reputable citizens giving the exact
language Of Dr.. Brooks which does
not vary in any important particu-
ar from the first report o fhis remarks.
These in substance were that he had
-ed in the south and owned slaves;
a he sympa.hizei with the south
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

STOLEN. from the undersigned, on
Monday night August 10th on
freight train between Blue Hill and
Cowles. One small gold ladies' watch,
key winder, Swiss make, with chased
case and monogram 81. H." on
shield on face of watch.
The above reward will be given
for the return of the watch to
C. Schenck, Cowles Neb., or to
JNo. W. HARRINGTON.
215 Pine st.
St. Louis Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

The "Estey Organ" is the n to
buy. 1t costs less, is tasteful, sub:
stantial, we'll built, is superior in tone
to any other. Call and see the Estey
at the residence Of saba J. Bailey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

EIt97s are the kindes;-harted men
= to world. \ subscriber 10 a GER
:a;8 Dakota paper died a few days
az, Having fourteen years Of sub
ription unpaid The editor appear
Il AZ the crsre when the lid was being
screwed OF for the last time and put
into the coffin a palm-leaf fan, a Their
noueter, and 4 receipt for making
artificial ice.-Ex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
Attentl0n.

The members Of the republican
club are notified that there will an
important meeting next Saturday
night at headquarters. Every mem
Der is requested to be present.
By order Of r. B. FULTON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
Low Rates of Interest.

By L late arrangements, | can make
you A Farm Loan Oh the shortest no
tice, lowest interest. aud best terms Of
payment that can he had in the west.
All kinds o. well secured notes bought
Call and compare rates.
c. F. GATHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
JUDSON.

Judson, Kan, Aug. 22d.-[Spec'
ial correspondence to The CHIEF.l-
There will be a reunion Of the old
settlers of Smith County, to be held
in Frank Graham's grove, on Flilay,
Aug. oath.
Bro. William son still holds last a,
Orio, notwithstanding the liz gun
that is being fred at him. He sti.l
draws a crowded house to hear him
preach.
VIM. Fruit had two cows killed by
lightning the other day.
Some of the Pawnees got on the
war path the other day yer politics.
SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

JEFF Ward says tina: he will give Us
Z watermelon if We can name a single
d.mocrat who ,hirsts after pol
isical glory, All right JEFF, wha,
about you wanting to be representa-
tive On the democratic ticket? Bring
over the melon JEFF our staff would
Ike TO partake Of it. We could
name others what that to get there,
but we refrain as a republican will fill
that flee this wear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

Notice is hereby given that l will
examine all persons who may desire
10 offer themselves as candidates for
teachers Of the public schools Of this
county, at Red Cloud, on the third
Saturday of each month.
EvAJ. KING.
County Sup's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
County Sup's.

The stelnway, Chickering, knabe
and other equally reliable pianos.
Sold for cash or on mcushiy payments
By Sada j. Bailey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

For sale.-A first class family
horse and carriage. very cheap for
cash. Address or apply to
Rev. G.. S. DAVIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

Notice i hereby given that there
vii 5e = special examination Of
teachers in uly Office at Red Cloud,
TUESDAY. Agc 18th. 1oSS.
EVA J. KING,
County Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
For Sale.

l have 800 acres of fine farm land.
near tie city, for sale, cheap. It's a
bargain to the right party:
GEO. WINTON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

A gentleman Who resides in Bath, Ne.
recently gave the item Of . trip to Peoria
III, which he AID his wife took thirty-6vo
years ago. The same trip can now b
taken in two days from Portland at an e.
pense Of about thirty-6ve dollars.
Bath to Portland (sease) g a.
Portland to Boston (boat). 70
Boston to Pittsburgh. via Ston:ngton
railroads and steamboats, and canals. e %
Pittsburgh to St Louis 50 %,
St Louis to Peoria -. u %
...--.-........0IA ~
The time occupied was 141z days and The
distance travelled was 200 miles, N sver
e Of about seven miles an hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
Sav.DuSt fae Bread.

In China there ere owe four hundred
species Of plants used for food. and in the
world probably ten times that numhee.
Ssw-dust in Sweden Is used il bread 1n6
found disesubie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24
GENTLEMEN.
LADIES.
Mrs. Abigail Wells.

These letters will be sent to the
deal letter Office Sept. Goth, if Lot
called for before. A. S. MARSH,
Post Master.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

Letters remaining in tie postofhce
at Red Cloud, Webster county. Ne
braska, for the week ending, Aug.
Goth, 1888.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-24

County Superintendent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
Governing Texas Trade.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 3l.-Thc Inter.
national Railway association now in scs.
sion in this city has agreed upon rates and
rules governing Texas traffic. Rates ON
cotton from Texas common points to
foreign ports will be based on the sum OF
the lowest locals 10y any route. Rates on
cotton from Texas common points TO
Houston and Galveston, and Galveston
and TO Mississippi river crossings, changed
from dollars aud cents per bale To cents
per 100 pounds, This effective on Dcccm-
Der |. Tho minimum ratio on moss
pressed In bales, Galveston Ia Denver.
Trinidad aud Intermediate points. 80 cents
per 100 pounds less than car loads, and 30
cents ear loads. Rates uf - cents per 100
pounds on canned goods, Paris 10 Dallas
aud Fort Worth, Tex, authorized. These
effective on November |.
Tho rate on cattle from Texas common
points To Shreveport, It,, WILL ON Noycm-
bcr ., be made 500 per standard car.
Quite number OF changes IN classified.
ton are being made In the passenger
department the rate on 900 nils tickets
has been fixed ut u cents per milo,
tickets limited 10 six months from date II
purchase. Tho association has not com.
pleIcd It's work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
RUMBLINas OF THE RAIL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 3l.-Mr. sam
uel Dickinson, Of this city, telcgraphs
from Knoxville, Tenn, that he has filed
in the court Of chancory at Knoxville n
bill OF complaint against the consumma-
ton OF the lease OF the East Tennessee.
Virginia 4 Georgia railroad TO the Rich.
mond n Danyille, asking that the lease be
enjoincd, and that receiver for the first
named railroad company be appointed.
Chancellor Gibson, he says, received the
bill and appointed November 10 "a the
time when he will hear Argument in sup.
port Of the complaint
The suit Is brought by Nicholas Thourcr,
Charles ), De rocihonicr Frederick ].
Burt aud Vim. j. Barr, who own between
them 300 shares of common and 300
shares OF second preferred stock ol the East
Tennessee road, aud the defendants are
the East Tennessee railroad, the Richmond
4 Danyille railroad, the Richmond 4 West
Point Terminal company and the directors
OF all three concerns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
CANADIAN ANEExAr.oN
Unncnountable Reference 10 Il by sir
John Macdonald.


SnERnRoogE, Oct. 3l.--Ata banquet. gly.
On 10 tho Hon. John Henry Pope last night.
sir John Macdonald, in the couru ol bis
speech, snid: "ll seem. to Dr. tho impress.
sion that I viii make an Important an.
nounccmcn, on ono Of the great issues OF
the day. lwish to speak on this matter
with no uncertain sound. We arr British
subjects, and We know the advantages we
possess Ia being connected with that great
empire. Aswc were bora British subjects.
We oxpco, 10 die British subjects. What
should We gnin by a changp2 II there o. r.
country on tho face Of the earth thnt b.
happy aud prosperous q "a the Dominion
Of Canada. We have splendid climate,
a uch soil and mn energetic people. We
have good Laws, wisely administered. In
every branch u industry our country b.
prosperous We have no reason 10 envy
any Other country, aud as a nero matter
Of liiutcrcsi Il would not only bo pfclu.
dlci,l. but ruinous. flr usto sevtr our con.
uCciiUn with Great Britain aud unite our
selves with The country south ol a.. great
uH i' may be-
sr. John went on n say that ihc Can.
gliln constitution was much superior IN
many ways to the American contribution
What should We gain by changer be-
asked ngtin2 "Wc might gct n little morn
lIr our upper Canada barley laughter
but in no other way that / can 500 should
we De- benefited. On the other hand W.
should be- taxed from Washington and
would thu forfeit our rights as irccmCn
Ar. We going 10 soil our heritage Tor such
mess Of potacc2 Annexation, We must
always remember. wonld lead 10 direct
taxation, and u We adopted commercial
union ~ Unrestricted reciprocity, which
practically means The sane thing. We
would have 10 supply our diminished
revenue 10y fcsoriing 10 direct taxation
We are opposed 10 annexation la every
form whether u ~ in plain terms or dis
guiHdd under the form Of commercial
union or unrestricted reciprocity. These
are our principles and believe they will
receive tho appreciation Of the country"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
whn, w. 3. \. CooLc Saws.

CnCAOo, Ill.,, Oct. 3l.-John 5 Cooke,
president Of the Cooke Brewing company,
when asked about the English syndicate
that is reported 10 have been formed Tor
the purpose Of buying American brow
eric. and carrying on business ~ mallstcrs,
vlclualcs, mineral water manufacturers,
holvl keepers, vino and tobacco MGR
chants, aud TO establish all other branches
OF business, said. IL have heard il dis.
cusscd a great deal in joking way among
brewers, aud We all think there b. nothing
in II. do not think any such syndicate
has been formed, aud do not think it
would amount to anything any way.
There Is enough American capital "a carry
ON the American brewing Interests, aud
were there such syndicate /. would no,
Toe palronllrd 10y the class OF people Who
plilonIzi u.s.
Would You sell your brewing interest
10 such syuligucf'
Most certainly, u they offered enough
Tor ID. Two tuullHhmon CnmD Ia tur "A
short time pgO aud wanted 30 buy mu out
/ do not think they belong TO any a,ndi.
cate, and ] think something like that
started the report.
!. H. McAvoy president Of tho McAvoy
iwWiug company, said thcrc WAS nu doubt
ihat such q syndicate had been formed.
that IL had purchased not only tho NrW
York brcwcrics OF II. Cllu,cn & son aud
F.auuiuu, May Is Co, bat also the ph.il-
dc.pI.l brewery Of John Belts q Co., uud
hc bad heard 20 uuUryl ilai the Anne
hrusrr, Bush Is Co. brewery, OF st. Louis.
aud EHu's mammoth buiilug establish
mcui, ol Sew FORK, were about 20 FOUNDER
the control vl the same syndicate. llc
thought the object WIS 10 find better in.
vcrmvnl lur English capital The low
rate Of interest in England, or 3pUrccnt.,
had caused English capitalists 10 invest
their money ia ANGLICAN industries. They
bad pa. their money in American mines
ANA ranches, they were now trying 10 get
an Interest Ia American bfcWefic8.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
THE GRANT .BADEAU SUIT.
Mrs. Grant ~ vindic1t,d IN Hor Post
tlon and EaIouu Gets tho BoodIo.

Mrs. Grant ~ Vindic1t,d IN Her Post
ton ana Dadoou Gets tho Doodle.
NV YouE. Oct 81. a suit 10 recover
$1,000 aud interest Tor services rendered
10 Gcu Grant while the hllcrvascugigcd
leo preparing his "PurDu,l McmJiu' wus
begun o few months ago 10y Cen, Adam
Ealrau. Yesterday ihc caac was settled,
anil the settlement WAS Of tbo precise ua.
lurc that thu widow oi Cen. Grant agreed
90 ~ the beginning Of the controversy.
Mr Grant never disputed the fact thHi
her husband had made contract with
Cen. BlIoHu, nor That the latter rendered
certain services hereunder Tho claim.
however, ag originally presented, and us
sought tu De enforced in thH u.L was
coupled with an assertion ui Joint author
Hlip ui Con Grants Personal Memoirs. q"
Mrs. Grant could not ior a moment admit
thu truth OF tIs snftIon, nor ucuruiyr
amy claim oi which such assertion formed
part. Recently Cen. lhIrnu Withdrew
from BIS Huit the olcu Nr allegation 81
joint authorship, and oNpr oi bis will.
lHnJe io waive any intention, desire pf
right b. claim the authorship ul the mr.
ml.R, aud tp admit that ~ composition
WH oniiuly that ul Gen. Grant and tu
limit IBIS claim % thli 1T suggestion, rayiH-
lon and yJufcliipn. ludpr .hplur.rcum-
STANCES, thcpIitou 0i Mrs Grant being
fully acknowledged and yiniIcaipl She
hH, paid the claim. Tho arrangement
thus made b. substantially the ono which
thc late Mr. t0nkling tried b. bring about
ai Gee beginning oi The dispute. and b. one
which Mu Grant has always been will.
ing 10 ascent 10.
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torness OF his position and allow him to
realize. his aspirations for the independ-
ence of the pspacy.
Mr.. Nizotelly, prominent bookseller Of
London, has been arrested for publishing
works of NJ. lola, which were held by
the court TO be improper literature, and
fined cl00.
In the elections for Wahlmaenncr. the
National Liberals for the most part retain
their positions. They have been victorious
in SaNony and Hanover. The Contrists
everywhere hold their own.
The Temps dcnounccs the proposed in.
come tax rs inqusitorial and rs likely TO
add to the number of the enemies 10 the
government II does not believe that the
bill will DO passed by Parliament
Advices from Suakim say that the rebels
attacked the town, burning the Zarcha
around the water fort on the left and
Smelling the fort. They were rcpulscd by
heavy fire from the ships and forts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
Two ro.v.. ia ,,oo,, wor,

lNDINNAroIs, Ind, Oct. al. 4. Nc
Alcc and Thomas slavcn engaged in
fight last night in the latlcr's saloon, and
both were fatally wounded. lad blood
had existed between the men for some
time, aud McAicc went into the saloon Tor
the purpose, It is claimed, Of provoking u
quarrel. As soon rs no entered Slavcn
drew his revolver aud opened fire. Me-
Aicc reiterated Ia the street. where he was
followed 10y the iuttc saloon keeper. Sow
cral shots were exchanged, aud sayen
was chased back into the saloon, where
shots were exchanged until both men
dropped To the door mortilly wounded.
shaver was shot through the lungs aud
left ear, aud Mrllcc was shot through tho
MnLL- AuILLnL rLm L-n- -m-.-N.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01

s,vASy,u, Ca, oct. 3i.--A q'cciai to
the Nuu says At llncsuIlc, lIbcdy
county. Monday night, Vim. Harrison Ia
Hn inyyrIcablc 10 Ut jealousy shot bis
little niece dead without warning, whilo
sitting hy thu Gpiidc. llc then urrd NJ
h.s sister. vUuui.ug her iu tho h.p. Sl1
will probably vHptrr Harrison N.l, hut
returned, admitted hiH uimn, and .i.l no
bad attempted suicide hy jumping into a
Rr'L Later hu dpuirl l.l knowledge OF
the crime. Harrison a.l be had been
drinking heavily.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
CRIMES OF THE DAY.
A Woman Murdered in the Street
During n Street Parade and Her
Slayer Escapes in the Crowd.
An Insanely Jealous Brute Kills
Two Of His Family.
White Travellers Attacked by q
Band of Negro Bandits.
Dick Roach, the Little Rock Counter.
feiter, is Sentenced to Ninety Days
imprisonment and Fine OF
5000 Imposed.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, oct. Sl.-The cele-
bratcd counterfeit case Of Dick Roach,
alias Il. G. Raymond, came up for trial in
the United States circuit court here today.
United states District Attorney Joe House
and state Senator J. T.. Williams appeared
Tor the government, while W. l.. Terry
and Carroll & Pcmbcrton appeared for
the defendant. The details OF the case are
of more than ordinary interest. Roach
liz sporting man and has made
Little Rock his home for some
time past. Last Juno he was
arrested for attempting 10 send coun-
tcricit money 10y mail To DR.. J. 5. Smith,
OF Fort Scott, kas. The doctor turned
the correspondence over 10 the United
states officials. Roach was arrested. and
was today sentenced to ninety days inn
prlsonmcnt and 500 fine. Judge Cald.
well gave the prisoner his preference be-
tween the penitcntiary and the county
jail, aud he took the latter quito hur.
Iicdly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
shoinMon,,n h, ,nc .,,..,.

rrmA ilNrrr, lul., oct. a. During
the parade laS, night nollio Phillips, aged
twenty, was murdered ON the street sho
was standing on corner watching tho
parade when a mau approached, pointed a
revolver NJ her and, pulling the trigger,
said: "lhcrr, take that She irll 10 tho
sidewalk with bullet in her head. aud
died q few minutes later Tho murderer
escaped. IN spite OF the hct that the street
was thunFod with people. but WIS idcnu.
lied n8 a man named Galloway by scylml
people Who saw the shooting he b. Aul
80 large, The cause Of the shooting is un-
known