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a Much Afflicted Family.

CAMBRIDGE cry April 12.-LSpecial. ILL
Straub, aged twenty-one years, died of pneu-
monia yesterday. lie contracted the disease
while attending the trial of Leroy Beard, the
murderer OF his brother Cleo. Those were the
only sons Of Marshal c. StTaub. IL is sad af-
Fiction to the family. Mrs. Straub, the mother,
Is almost heart-broken, and is herself at deaths
door.
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A Fatal Accident.

MADISON, April 70. - Especial. - William
Jewell, well-known young farmer OF Saluda
township. while unloading saddle-tree blocks
AT Schroeder's factory yesterday, had his leg
terribly crushed by one of the blocks falling
upon him. He was conveyed to his home,
where he died at midnight lie had only been
married a few weeks.
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A 1fnrderer Struck by His Victim's Som.

LAFAYETTE, April 1f.-[Speeih sheriff
Mckee yesterday escorted Daniel Drew 10 the
prison north, where he will serve lifetime
for the murder of John Mackessy. At the de
pot Drew thrust his head out OF the ear vim
dow, when Edward Mackessy, son Of Drew's
victim, saw him, and before Drew could with
draw from the window struck him a heavy
blow with his fist. Drew's eve was swollen
and blood trickled from il. He kept his head
in the ear until the train pulled out.
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,-orlcE OF APPOINTMENT.
NroTIcEoF APPOINTMENT.

penny 4 Elliott. Attorneys.
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= rnrmer nnncs HimseIf.

NoBLEsvILLE, April 12.-ISpeciall This
morning John Merea, of this county, committed
suicide bv hanging himself lie was found
dead in the barn Of James Haversticks. In
debteduess was troubling him, and he took that
way of getting out
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Instantly Killed.

CoRYDoN, April Especial. While Hen
ry Krackman was repairing his saw-mill on
Indian creek yesterday large piece OF timber
fell and crushed his skull, killing him instant
~. Mr.. Krackman was fifty-five years old, and
one of the best citizens in the county.
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pisconraging Wheat Prospects.

LOGANsPoRT, April 1l.-LSpecial.l Many
farmers in Cass county, and also observing men
who have been over this section of Indiana,
report that they never saw the wheat looking
worse than it does now. The late rains may
bring some of it out.
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ARnId by White cnn.

LOUISVILLE April IA band Of "white
Caps" made raid last night in the country
back Of New Albany, Ind They visited the
house Of Mrs. Jones' a widow and whip.
ped soundly her three boys because they
would not work, but left their mother TO support
the family. They then visited William Wright,
whom they warned q leave the state, and a
n lawyer from Leavenworth who had been pay
ing attention 90 Mrs. Jones daughter. They
threatened him with tar and feathers unless he
left for home within half an hour. lie went
nj once.
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ProbnbIy Fatal Accident.

sEYNouR, April l5.-Ispecial.l Mr.. Jacob
Murphy, while engaged in loading logs on
slipped, telling hun to the ground He was
brought 10 his home here last sevening, and is
so seriously injured that be has DO use OF his
back or legs. Ills condition is critical and his
agony terrible. farrtff
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Divorced and Re-Mnrried.

MADISON, April 1l.-LSpecial. Thirty years
ago Joshua Uardesty and Margaret Hardesty
were divorced. The woman vowed that she
would never marry again, and remained single,
but the husband married again. His second
wife died, he renewed his acquaintance with
his first wife recently and last Saturday they
wore re-mnrriad
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Nincennes'some time ago, just after making n
will disposing Of Sl000000 worth Of property
in Washington, Boston and New York City to
different charitable institutions, including the
orphan asylum az Washington, Wayland sem.
been heard from for months, and leaving 80
mysterously while suffering with fatal malady
he is thought TO have been murdered.
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Am OId soldier Dead.

NEWPORT, April 1O.-ISpocial. l--Jacob Dow
dill. an old soldier. member of the q. "A. H.,
and a prominent democrat, died here yester-
dav
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IN oid-rime Democrat Dead.

FORT WAYNE, April 16.-[Special. l-Timo-
thy Hogan, for forty years prominent in demo-
cratic municipal and county politics, died this
afternoon. He served many years in the. city
council and as a member of the board Of county
commissioners
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On the WAY TO Rome.

LAFAYETTE, April l4.--[Special. "A special
train of nine coaches went through here last
night. The train carried 200 catholic priests
en- route from Mexico to Rome, where they viii
pay their homage to the pope. They are pro-
vided with all the necessary convenjences on
the train and are a distinguished party of tray
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Child Bnrned to Death.

BLOOMINGTON, April 15.-[Special. l-Hous-
ton Runyan's child, four years old, was burned
to death here yesterday. She was left alone in
"A room and her clothing caught fire. The
mother was also seriously burned in trying to
save the child.
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Deserted His Family.

MuScIE, April lz-[Special. l-Charles II.
Hathaway, painter BY trade, deserted his
wife Saturday and fed 10 unknown parts,
probably to Grand Rapids, Mich. The poor
woman was left in miserable circumstances,
and remained without food for two days, when
hunger eonpelied her to make her condition
known.
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& Veteran Dead.

SEYMOUR, April 13.-[Special. Mr.: Joseph
T. Blythe one of Seymour's respected citizens
and veteran soldier in the late war, died this
mornipV
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4 Supposed Suicide.

TERRE HAUTE, April 1O-[Special.l George
Oateman, aged 10 the agent for Coke Bros
Cross creek Lehigh coal, Brazil, Ind, was
found dead in his bed at the National house
this noon. He had been dead at least twenty
four hours supposed suicide.
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New Trial Denied.

MADISON, April 10-lSpecial. Judge Fried
lev tonight denied the motion for new trial
in the case Of Simon Peter Cooper, sentenced TO
the penitentiary for life for the murder of Gus
tine Stewart at Florence, Ind, four months
ago.
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Eptbusinstic Democrats.

ANDERSON, April l6.-lSpecial. THE demo
cratic city convention met tonight ard nomin-
ated the following ticket: DIR. c. y. Branch,
mayor; 4. j. Hunt, treasurer; John Baker,
clerk; W. 4. Wise, marshal. The convention
was large, enthusiastic and harmonious.
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Dead Infant Found.

WABASH, April 12.-LSpecial.l-A dead in
FAINT has been found on the Ray farm near this
city. The little stranger was wrapped in a
portion of sheet heat was saturated with blood,
and had been forced into the vault OF an out
house.
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Ere at Indian Springs.

SHOALS, April b. tSpeeial.] The post
Office building and Dobbins' store at Indian
Springs. Martin county, were totally destroyed
by fire last night. Loss s., 500; insured in the
Continental tor 81 800.
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Death i'm the aIin.

NEW ALBANY, April I2.-ISpecial.l Mr.. 4.
L. Broken, u wealthy mill owner at Crandall,
while STOPPING near large, rapidly revolving
belt bis coat was caught, and he was ierked
between the betting and the immense wheel.
He was carried around several times before he
was discovered, and II was five minutes before
he could be released. Life had left his body
after the first revolution, however, for the neci.
had evidently been then broken. His back and
hoth arms and les were also broken, his entire
bodytsRas horribly Inangled and his face bat
tered beyond recognition.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-18

This is the best time OF the whole yearto purify
your blood, because now yolt are more suscep-
Iible TO benefit from medicine than at.any other
season. Hoods SarSaparilla,is the best medi-
cine to take, and it is the most, economical. 100
doses 81.
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Fnnnd Dead in Bed.

UNION City, April 12-[Special. l-Simon
Branham, an aged and highly respected citi-
zen of this place. was found dead in his bed
this morning, aged eighty-three. Paralysis OF
the heart is the supposed cause.
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I'nilnre nd NnightstOWn.

KxIGHTsrowN, April 16.-ISpecial. l-Elihu
Swain. proprietor of the Kitchen grocery"
assigned to John f. Keys to-day. Liabilities
about s., 1000. Assets unknown.
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Drowned in q Cistern.

SEYMOUR, April IS. Especial = Andrew
Mclaughlin, aged sixty-fve years, an old citi-
zen of North Vernon, drowned himself in his
cistern last night.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as administratrix OF the estate Of
Michael Shea late OF Marion county, Indiana, de-
ceased. said estate is supposed 70 be solvent
CATHARINE y. SHEA.
Administrators.
Stanton & Scott, Attorneys
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Harding & Horer. Attorneys.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duIv qualified as administrative Of the estate OF
Laura l. Harrington, late Of Marion county, In
diana deceased said estate is supposed ~ be
solvent EMMA J. HARRINGTON,
Administrators
Xouro Affornav
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IA Az TETzsAI .ESMENs TO SELL NURSERY
w stock; good wages steady work for honest men.
Enclose stamp for terms B, +. Brewer, Eaton, o.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LATEST AND
4 greatest household invention Sells on inspec-
ton. Address the Adjustable Extension Nail and
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housed from Inaction,

Humors run riot in the blood at this season.
Hoods Sarsaparilla expels every impurity and
vftalizes and enriches the blood.
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Killed by inc Cars.
Minor state Items.

FAAxKFoRT April l1-[Special. Mart
Stillenger of Terre Haute was killed mean, here
to-day by the ears.
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stanton & Scott, Attorneys.
,-orIcE OLE Apro1NrMENr.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as administrator OF the estate OF Lucy
Richardson, late of Marion county, Indiana, de-
ceased said estate is supposed to be solvent.
EDWARD RICHARDSON.
Administrator.
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Y
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as Administrator with will annexed,
of the estate OF Robert /. Bradley, late of Marion
county, Indiana, deceased. said estate is supposed
70 be solvent. CHARLES Il. IHORNIoN,
Administrator.
H. c. Allen, Attorney.
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ALUM BAKING POWDERS.

A List of Those Most Prominently Sold.
The following are the names of some OF the
baking powders published by the authorities as
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II. C. Allen, Attorney.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

A. b. Young. Attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Feb. % 1. a. m--The stock market
was again very dull at the opening this morning.
while nrst prices as compared with last evening o
closing figures were Irregular, changes extendi.y 2
TO 3. per cent either way. The Interest In The
market cenJered almost entirely In Richmond AMI
West Point Reading, and ST Paul, which were AZ
i've while all the rest were very dull and feature
less There was some little improvement IN the
quotations during the flrst few miDutes, but the
adys ptage was not maintained and the prices re-
ceded below those OF the opening over the entire
lisL The range OF the fluctuations Was emal..
however Reading, which showed the widest range,
declining n per cent froIa It's best ngure. There
was a better feeling later, but the improvement
was OF little significance, and at III O'Clock the
market was extremely dull and about steady, gen.
orally at small fractions below the opening fgureA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
NEGROES SHOT AND BURNED.
Wholesale Buschery Reported from .
Desperate Texas COmmumfty.

CHICAGO, Feb. ga dispatch from Houston,
Tex, says: News has reached here OF what Is
perhaps, the most horrible crime ever perpetrated
In this section. The tragedy enacted at a set
tlement known as spanish Camp about 90 miles
west. spanish Camp II composed OF Mexicans,
negroes and desperate whites, and is remote from
railroads and telegraph lines. On sunday morning
a negro cabin was set on fire and the occupants
brutally shot down as they ran. half-awake. from
the burning building. Five were killed outright,
one severely wounded, and two were consumed.
In the same neghborhood the dead body OF q
negro named william Battle was found hanging
TO a tree, and it Is thought that he was hung on
the same night the other negroes were shot or
burned tn affair Is said 70 be the outcome OF a
suit over the title OF the land where the negroes
lived and which they had purchased The sult,was
decided In favor OF the negroes at the last term OF
the District Court. SO far as heard, no arrests
have been made, although the sheriff and posse
are on the ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
Moving scenes On 18th Street.
,uT OF THE wNDRR BUILDING INTO THE BIG GRAM
ITE PILE,

Tomorrow morning, the first day OF March.
Capt. Williamson, the superintendent OF the state,
War and Navy Building, will assume charge OF the
new wings BY that time all OF the outside
bureaus. except the clerks OF the surgeon.
Generals ONCE on 10th street, will have moved
into their new quarters Seventeenth street pre-
sented strange appearance this morning. IL
looked as though q cyclone had swept along the
street and into The Winner building, pling boards,
snens h, ooIe aesks anu other pieces q lusni-
back and forth across the street, carrying books,
tables and all sorts OF things In
short time The Second Auditor was left alone In
the old building. He will have plenty OF room
now, ana there will have TO be very thin spread
Ing out OF his force 70 utilize the space 70 which he
will fail heir secretary kndicott u stil In his old
ro0uA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
Things that Excite Manitoba.
THE SoRQuAY DEFICIT or sl25,O00 AND THE RED
RIVER VALLEY RAIIRoAD.

CHICAGO Feb. GA dispatch from Winnipeg
SAYS: IL Is stated on good authority that the DE.
ncit OF the late Norquay and Harrison government
will amount 70 $l25, 900. Ex-Premier Harrison
has gone south, and IL Is runOred Will not return
TO Manitoba The local house meets on Thursday,
and u Il expected that some Of the greatest revela-
tic IS ever made in Canada Will take place. GreeD-
way Is determined and Is backed up by almost this
entire people, exc cept few Dominion government
adhorents, and is bound 10 bring the province into
the haven OF prosperity. Martin, the desperate
debater and fighter for rights said that the Red
River Valley Railway would be built, no matter at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
Washington News and Gossip.
Index 60 Advertisements.

AMrsFNrN1s-6thp page.
ArToRSEYs--3d page
AUCTION SALEs-3d page
BoARDISa-6th pare.
BoOKs-4th page.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-2d para
CITY ITEMs-6th page.
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-2d pasa
DEATHs-oth pare.
DENr1sTRY-4th page.
EDUcATIoNAL-4th page
FAMILY SUPPLrKs-3d page.
FINANc1AL-3d page.
For RENT Rooms)-2d page.
FOR RENT (Houses)-6th page.
For RENT (stores)-2d page
For RENT (Offcesl-2d page
FoR RENT (SIiscellaneous)-2d page.
For SALE (Houses)-oth page
For SALE Uots)-5th page
For SALE (Niscellsneous)-6th paga
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS page.
LADIES GooDs-3d page
LOCAL MESTIoN-6th page.
LosT AND FoUNp--6th paga
MARRIAGEs--1th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-6th page
MEDIcAL-4th page.
NEW PUBLICATIoNs-1st st page,
OCEAN STEAMERS -4th pare.
Potomac RIVER BoArs-4th pa2a
Pianos AND oRaANs-4th page
PERsoNAL-5th page.
PRoFEssIoNAL.-4thp paga
PRoPosALs-3d paZa
RAILRoADs-4th page
SPECIALTrEs--4th page.
SPECIAL NoTIoEs-lst page.
SUBURBAN PRoPERTY-5th page
SUMNER REsoRrs-4th page
The TRADEs-4th page.
UNDERrAKEEs-4thp page.
WANTED (Help)-2d page
WANTED tSitustions,-2d page.
WANTED Roomsl-2d page.
WANTED (Houses)-2d page
WANTED uOts)-2d page.
WANTED Miscellaneous)-2d page.
WINTER REsoRTs-4th page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Meeting Of the Central COMMITTED
This Evening.

ACTION TO BE TAKEN PRELIMINARY TO THE ELEC-
TON OF TWO DISTRICT DELEGATES TO THE ST.
LOUIS CONVENTION.
The democratic central committee will meet this
evening at the Vernon Building. This committee
consists oftwenty-two members representing that
number OF the legislative districts The main
business that will come before the committee Is
the nataing OF the time when the primaries shall
be hell, for the purpose OF electing delegates TO
convention which will elect two delegates to
represent the District In the national
eonventlon. which Wall meet In st. Louis on the
9th oI June. The chairman Of the committee Is
ltos- j. LuttreiL The SECRETARY Was the late
Chas. 5. Moore and his successor will be elected.
There Is considerable interest among the democrats
as TO the choice OF the two delegates who viii
represent the District In the national convention.
Among those mentioned as Candidates, or possible
candidates, are: Lawrence Gardner, the president
OF the Columbia Democratic club; jas L Norris,
the president OF the jackson Democrats As,Octa-
ZION; Mills Dean. Noble d. Larner. ThOs. ]. Lut-
treli and VIM. Dickson. The latter with E d.
Wright were delegates 10 the last national con-
vention-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
Death Of Lorenzo Dtmick.
fHK BrPFALo INSURANCE MAN WHO WAS ooNvICrED
or FRAUD DIES IN CANADA

BUFFALO n. Y, Feb 2S.-word was received In
Buffalo this morning OF the death, at ST. Catha-
rines Ont, last night, OF Lorenzo Dlmick the
wel-known marine Insurance agent, aged forty.
eight years. he Will be remembered on account
OF the famous prosecution against him for grand
larceny, the charge being tnaL while acting as
general agent OF the Continental COMPANY. he
transferred policies 70 other companies after loss
had occurred. He was convicted and sentenced
TO Auburn prison for nve years. The Court OF Ap-
pesls af1rlned his conviction October q last but
he ned TO Canada the same day, ana has slnce re.
sided at ST. Catharnes OF which place he was Q
native.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
A Seventeem.year.Oid MulattO Tells the
STORY Of Hts Horrible Crime.

story Of Hts Horrible Crime.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-Zeph Davis, the young mu-
larto who murdered nfteen-year-old Maggie
Gaughan Monday morning, was brought back
from Forest, Ills, where he was captured. He
confessed the murder but denied having cr1miD-
ally assaulted the girl. He says he was alone In
the store when Maggie came me In & Monday & morning , %
told her TO go to work. Words passed and becom-
ing angered, he picked up a hatchet and threw 1t
81 was not very close to her." continued Davis,
sand IL hit her, cutting her forehead and hand,
which she had thrown up: Then she began 70
her again on the head and she then ran toward
the little closet 1 following. There was pail
threw il at me. That made me madder than
ever and hit her again and again over the head
with the hatcnet She then ftl 10 the floor and
SAW SHE WAS DEAD.
This frightened me-" continued the murderer,
sand kicked her body into the farthest corner OF
the closet Ithen went next door and got some
warm water, with which / washed the blood on
my hands. When went back TO the shop Doug
lass stark, a col0red boy, came In through the
back door, and asked him TO help me carry the
bags OF leather into the closet He wanted "
know what was doing that for but did not tell
him. / covered her body all up with the bags,
and by this time the other girls came in 10 work"
with the sacks OF leather"
swell, wanted TO hide 1t until night. then
going to draw what money was due me and
leave town. When heard MI. Green say that he
intended TO order some coal became frightened,
Sody Would be found. / was AFRAID TO leave the
shop for dinner, and, when Mr.. Green sent me on
An errand, thought should get back before her
body was discovered. When came back saw
the patrol wagon and a crowd In front OF the
door, and knew the DO iy had been found. hid
until evening and then got on freight train and
rode TO Forest, where they caught me-" During
his recital Davis preserved a stolid countenance,
and not once did ne express a feeling OF regret.
although he appears 70 be two or three years
older.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Senators Mcpherson, Turpie, and Eustis; ex.Sen-
ator Mcdonald, Representatives Lehlbach, Wilk1n-
Washington, Belmont, Robertson, Blanchard But
LEI, and Macdonald, with Hon. j. H. stevens and
COL +; B. Winston (Minnesota), and ex-Represent-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

PAGES AND OF To-DAY's STAR contain: The
Citizens Committee and the Proposed Change OF
the Government Of the District; How Fred Doug
lass Birthday was Celebrated; The West WASH
ington Free Bridge Celebration; The Great Strike;
Local and Telegraphic News
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
Arrested for a Fteudt.h Mureer.

FoRT WoRrB, TEX, Feb. 2s.-The Gczenes
Merlden, Miss, special says: Bill Beeson has
been arrested here Tor the murder OF the Wstkns
girl al GAINESVILLE last summer. Beeson was bent
ON robbery. The watkins girl awakened and ho
killed her and struck the Bostwick girl with q
hatchet. The latter recovered The fendlshness
OF the murder attracted unusual attention at the
time