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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

JOIN l. CHALLENGES TaE woRLp.-Shortly after
sO1n = >ulnyans arrival II Boston yesterday lac
CAL q II the Hsratd ONCE and issued challenge
70 nsnt any nan In the world In 16-foot nm,
kondon prize mig OF MarquisO OF Queens0erry ruies,
III sIupOo : sate. deposit OF $50 was maze with
ths bsr0sf sporting editor. sulilyan states tina,
nc prefers tI4t kllrain or Mitchell accept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

CHANCERY SALES OF THE LARGE AND vALU-
OABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASH
INGION. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. THE ES-
TATE OF THE LATE MICHAEL r. COMBS.
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Nh PrSE's C0syrcTIoS QrAsKEp-ln the Water
tcrd county court, yesterday, the appeal case OF
Mr. Pyne, member o. parliament, VINO was sen
Cenced al IlODmcll 70 SIX weeks I'm prisonlen for
ooenses under lhe e-ines act, the judge declared
that TIE CONVICTION Of Mr.. Pyne was contrary 70
the Jaw, and Ne would, therefore, Quash the de-
elsioa or the lower court
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Z. a. DAVIS.

Pill 40 MARKET SPACE. COR. sTHsE
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THE OUTPUT.
The Condition of the Market from the
Minneapolis Standpoint.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE
Northwestern Miller today says. The mills
did big work last week, the daily output
averaging over 81, 900 barrels The total
production for the week ending October rs
was $4,000 barrels against l62, 500 barrels
the previous week and 1885, 800 barrels Tor
the corresponding time in 1887. The same
twcnty.onc mills are in operation again
this week and are getting out all the flour
they are capable oi. Tho shipments arc
very heavy, but are mainly going via the
northern lake routes, aud this has
for some days past caused short
age Of cars, though somewhat relieved
now. An effort has been made 20 get thccast
bound rail and lake rates advanced to the
basis OF 80 cents, Minneapolis 20 New
York, hut the IT. Paul d Duluth aud the
500 roads have 50 far not ucquiosccd, and 1t
seems improbable that the object will hc
accomplished The flour market is now
very dull the recent decline in wheat
having stopped the buying. Patents were
reduced % cents per barrel in price Mon
day, aud still the demand is extremely
NfAAlNs AA'A' Wv FfNNhN l'iR'in WV NfNNfaiAA
early enough to now sell cheaper than
western millcrs can and still make u hand.
some profit, and this is being done \
representative Of u large firm today stated
that some of their customers had orders on
their books which would net them -
per barrel and that until such people were
disposed NJ, buycr would not look for u
very brisk trade. majority u the mills
report mo exports, but one or two sales
were made today Of an encouraging char
actcr The direct exports oi flour last week
were somewhat increased, but were large
ly ON old orders, being 10000 barrels,
against Ia. 100 barrels Tor the preceding
week The receipts of wheat for the week
ending October 10 were ,7Oi, 40 bushels.
shipments were Jlh, 30 bushels uf wheat,
lGl,d2l barrels of Hour aud 5.n6l tons II
miilsiun. On Monday there were 2,1iu,-
80 bushels Of wheat m store in Alnncap-
oils public elevators GO.OOD bushels ut 81.
Paul aud ,Ol7 bushels NJ Duluth.
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Belief That tho Irish Leader Has
the Better of 1t.
Cardinal Towards Insanity Said
To 30 Absolutely Incurable.
Tho Pope Moving TO Secure Res
toration of Temporal Power.
The Afghan Revolt Crushed-An Anglo
Russian Alliance Urged by the
Prussnn Press scollane-
Gus Foreign Intelligence.

INV York, Oct. IA special dispatch
from London to the 7un0 says;
The coming meeting OF the parncll COM
mission already throws u shadow large and
portCntious enough 10 monopolzc political
attention. The particulars OF the charges
made 10y the London Times, filed ycster-
day, show general change Of front on
the part OF the prosecutor. After years OF
virulent personal charges against Mr..
rarncll, and daring him to meet them,
this assailant OF all things Irish now turns
around and tries TO cyudc the conse.
qucnccs OF its conduct 10y throwing out a
big drag net in the shape Of vague allega-
tons against the whole Irish party No
less than ixty.hvc Irish members have
filed ailidayits uf answer, and II the ImsS
succeeds IN fastening upon u single ono Of
this number u solitary suspicious action,
letter or connection, IL hopes thus 10
escape complete failure. But it is the
general belief that Justice Hammer will
not permit this kind OF subtcriugc, but
hold the ims to prove that its alleged
parncl letters are genuine. | am told
that very conclusive evidence that they
are iurgcrics has been secured IN America.
Tho assertion h even made that the
furgcnl are we'll known, and the cNpCcta-
ton Is now quite general that the Imo
will be 80 badly beaten rs seriously 10
damage iis party IN Parliament, particu-
larry since Il Is settled that the attorney
general Is really Ia appear In It's behalf.
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ARE WE NEARING WAR;
Tho Relations OF the United statns.
Canada and Great britain.

Tho Relations OF the United Statns,
Canada and Great britain.
ToroSrc, Ont, IN special from OF
iawa To the Empiu, the government or
gan, snye A member Of the government
SAWS there was not a word 81 truth Ia the
report that Immediately after President
Clcyclands retaliation proposals Lord
Salisbury cablcd the Canadian government
10 remain silent on the matter until in-
struciions were sent from Great Britain,
or, in other words, that England lad as
mmcd control Of the dispute. No action
will be- taken 10y the Canadian govern.
ment until II il first seen what course the
United States government will follow m
the matter Doubtless the provocntion
that Canada has received during the past
few weeks has been very great, the latest
instance OF II bcing furnished by Mr..
Whitney, Secretary Of the Navy OF the
Uuitcd Stalcs, who calmly discusses the
cnntinguncyof war with Great Britain, and
says that Canada would bc IN the hands
ol the United States within q week after
war bad bron declared. The statement
tina, the complaints Of Canadians had been
80 bitter and urg"nt Ia tile home govern
mcnt that the English premier had IN
structcd the British minister at Washing
ton to protest against the retaliation meas
ufc ~ IN net ul hostility 10 u friendly gov
crnmcni, and also ns breach 81 ihcmudus
y.ycndi agreement which WIS made with
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain ~ representative
III the British government ri Washington,
II not true. No TrmonstmncO Ur com
plants Of amy kind have been made by
! tho Canadian government Ia her majesty =
government, on tho subject oi retaliation.
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THEY SHOULD COME SOUTH.
The Terrible Dcstitution OF Farmers in
Dakota,

The Terrible Dcstitution OF Farmers in
Dakota.
CmCAUo, H., oct. IA special dis.
patch from Minneapolis says. "a. J.
llorpmann, OF this city, who has been
investigating the condition of the farmers
in Ramsey county, u. r., who were re-
ported to be starving to death, returned
last night. lilo says there nrc seventy
families who are absolutely destitute OF
food or fuel, and something must be done,
and Immediately. The real condition of
the people is beyond description. Men,
women and children are in rags, and they
have not cent Of money in the world.
Their crops are totally DESTROYED, aud their
land, stock and farm implements are
morlgagcd. Absolute distress prevailed
everywhere. 4 minister was living in one
room with his wife and two small chill
drcn, One of the latter was wrapped up
in crib in order 10 keep warm, and the
other was blue and shiyering with cold
and cmaciatcd with hunger There was
no fuel, with the exception Of little dry
manure, which is all that any OF the iami
lies have to burn, and the only thing they
had 10 eat was u dry crust of bread. Mr.
llorpmann SAYS the frost which came in
in August DESTROYED all Of the wheat that
there was, as well rs all Vegetables, even
those which are ~ hardy as turnips."
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cnr,IiunI uo.ar,I,. INSANITY.

LoNpoN, oct T.. Cardinal Howard was
conveyed yesterday from the private mad
house in 81. Johns Wool, whore ho has
been confined, 10 better asylum Tor the
winter, situated neat Brighton. The ear
dinal was seized with madness last Dccom-
bcr. lie hus had frequent lucid intervals,
in which bis grief aud despair have been
highly pathetic, lie D. now crazy all the
while, and the cerebral affection IS hope
lees. lilo Hill looks tho picture of health,
save Tor Wild glance IA the eyes. Ills
mania almost steadily isthat be- Is "a captain
la the horse quarts, Witch hc WAS h"iurv
no ,ooN utdOrs, and lds language nov "
much better adapted ~ tho rvsH- ruom
| than Ia monastery. lie H very Waichiul,
though, about his clothes, nnd insists On
maintaining q cardinals dn'ss Throughout,
oven 10 The rel stockings and the red be-
rrttn, which hc wears back ON the side Oi
his head like an officers forage cap.
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CmcAoo, H., Oct. Nv. u. WEIGH,
a travelling man who WIS irozcn 10 death
in Minnesota q year ago, hal his lie IN.
urcd In the Royal Arnnum Tor S3,OoO,
the money being payable To Mu. Ncttic
Parks, his allianccl vito, who is now MB.
Palmer. Tho Arcnnum made Mrs. Parks
the beneficiary, Notwithstanding iis by
laws specifically limited bcnchciurics Ia
next uf Kin, blood relations or actual he.
p,ndoGla. Melch'a two btotl,crs clRA,ncd
that she wa not entitled 10 the munol
and brought suit 10 obtain H. Judg'
shepard has decided that, under the by
laws mud q decision Of a court of hinssa
chusctts, Am. Palmer was not entitled n
the money, and II should go to the WEIGH
brothers. Mrs Palmer will appeal the
rnse
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trations, but had refrained from giving
Democratic ones.
MIR. Bayne accepted Mr. Cox's explana-
ton as good and candid one, but re-
GREETED that the gentleman had taken
occasion to reflect upon Senator Quay.
Taking up the documents which had been
sent under Senator Quay's frank to Mr..
Hurd, OF North Carolina, and which Mr..
Cox asserted We're mirankable, he showed
that they were all extracts from the Con-
greSsionot Record, being extracts from
speeches delivered in both Houses OF Con-
gress. There might be some quibble
because of The sub-heads, but II had
always been the custom in sending out
campaign documents to call attention to
their contents by such means.
Some discussion ensued as 10 whether
the use OF sub-hcads rendered unlrankable
matter which was otherwise frankable,
the weight Of opinion being that il did not.
MIR. Bayne called attention TO the fact
that Mr.. Breckenridge. Of Kentucky, was
sending out speeches with sub-heads. II
II was violation OF the law for Senator
Quay to do so, the gentleman from Ken
tycky was also guilty.
MIR. Breckenridge, OF Kentucky said that
he had sent out his speeches headed Free
Raw-hide," "Free Wool" etc. These
sub did not appear in the record,
but he did not think he was violating the
law in using them.
Mr.. Henderson, Of Iowa-That is done
by both campaign committees, and has
been since the flood.
The matter was then dropped.
On motion OF Mr. Peel, a conference re-
port was agreed TO on the bill granting
lands in severalty 10 the United Peoria and
Miami bands OF Indians.
Mr.. kilgore, OF Texas, offered resolu-
ton providing for the adjournment on the
10Th instant.
Mr.. Richardson, OF Tennessee, moved its
reference to the ways and means commit
tee, and this was agreed TO by vote Of 10
TO 10.
The House then, at 2:l5 o'clock, adj.
journed.
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President Mar rrcfcr- American capt.

CuY 90 MENICo, oct. l7.--lt transpircs
that, up 10 noon Monday, the date Tor the
meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Mortgage bank, certain heavy European
banking interests have tried to get control
OF the majority oi the sharcs 10y Offering
5000 premium per share, but representa-.
tiyCs Of the New York syndicate could not
be- influenced and the Shareholder meet
ing voted unanimously, 5000 out Of the
10000 shares being represented, to confirm
the transfer oi the concession To New York
parties. President Diaz has recently told
opponents OF the New York syndicate
that lac had determined To bring American
banking capital into Mexico II II could bc
secured, aud his influence has throughout
the negotiations been IA support OF the
Americans.
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ST. LOUIS WINS.
New York's Giants Whitewashed.
Another Very Brilliant Game of
tho Championship Series.
Races Yesterday at tho Baltimore
and Lexington Tracks.
Arson Leads the League in Batting
for the Season.
A Fast Sprinting Race-Chlcago Pur-
chases New Pitchor-The
Sale OF the Detroit
Ball Players.

New York, Oct, 1.-THE second game
between the New York and -. Louis clubs
was played at the Polo grounds today be-
fore about 5000 people. 81. Louis won by
punching hits The Giants hit Chamber
lain hard at times, but the hits were scat
tered and did not bring in Il run. The
New Workers played good game in the
field and ran the bases IN better style than
their opponents, but that is all they did
do. O'Neil and Robinson made great
catches. st. Louis 20; one run in the
second inning on McCarthy's hit, two
passed balls and wild throw 10y Ewing
In tho ninth st. louis earned two runs on
hits by O'Neill, Comisky and Mccarthy,
and Lyons long fly to siattcry.
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BALriuoRE. Nd, oct. 1.-THE weather
and track at Pimlico were excellent today,
and the results follow
First Raco.-ouo mile. Starters Barris.
ter, Carnegie, Kaloolah, Bigonnc,ic,
Pocaiollo, BollwoOd, Oscco!a. Barrisier
won In l4ii, Carnegie second, Kaloolah
third:
Second Raco-Nilc and an eighth.
Starters: frank Ward, Bronzomarte,
Eurus, Paragon, bohemian, Laiiiio,
lIuntross, vosbufg. Frank Ward won In
1864, Bronzomarts second, Eurus third.
Third Race-Miie and half. Belle u
and Los Angeles. The race Of the iorty-
six iillies nominated, only Belle u. and los
Angeles faced the starters. Los Angeles
started In the lead and kept ahead up 70
the half mile on The second turn, with
Belle d running easily about two lengths
behind. After trailing milo Taylor COM
menccd 10 make bis run, aud though
Murphy worked hHrd 20 keep IN front,
Los Angeles was unable 10 respond TO his
urging and ho gave Il up at tho iurlong
post. Belle u gallopng home an easy
winner by at least dozen lengths In Pa.
Fourth Race -Thne-quartors OF mile.
Starters Volta, leo II, Austrienne,
] Wheeler I, King Grab, Belle dor, Calrio
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Senate of the United States was the sub
sidized slave OF monopolies.
MIR. Aldrich desired to make denial OF
the facts stated by Mr. Beck.
MIR. Morgan declined to yield for that
purpose, as Mr.. Beck was not present.
When the life of that man, he said, should
pass out, as there was some apprehension
recently it might, the United States would
not find among its native-born sons one
whom it could spare less than that nat
uralized Scotchman. His heart was with
the people OF the country. He took the
Democratic view OF the constitution.
While he was detained from the chamber
by sickness his nature chaied aud irctted
at the thought that he was not able TO
take part in the great battle between the
people and the monopolists.
Without action on the bill the Senate
adjourned.
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LExiNotoS, KY, oct. 1.-THE racing
Of the Kentucky association to-day WIZ
under bright, warm sunshine, but with
a muddy track.
Firt Race Selling, purse $50, six fur
Longs. Pat Moran won, Blue Eyed Belle
second, Parrish third. Time -ll2t
Second l,aco--For maiden two year Oils,
purse $50, mines. ytccnths OF mile.
Nanthm won. Mcdowell second, Lady
Reel third. lime 1924.
Third Raro Free handicap; purse $50,
mile aud onc-sxuVnlh. lOtiic Wall won
by q nose, Dcrochmuut second, Bridge
light third. Timo-l.jN
Fourth Raco-Thomis stakes, for two
ycnr old lilics, $500 added, thrcc-iourths
oi a mile. Prince Bowling won, Nylep.
TIA second, IIayillnh third. Time-l.2l I.
Following arc The entries and weights
for iomorrow's races
Tif.t Hace= selling hrcrlIlticfs ~ nilo
Lulu May -. tlcirn rruts " uiue I'D belle W
sufafiuf ~ Miffh VI tauuIl VI, walker 100
Tommy Il iui. Guiliofi lnt
second Race -Kgvcn.sl yincuths If mile Sports.
man lOl, CaNawny II 40 had Rove ~ LADY
ilcri ~ Pauline ~, Ireland ~ Alpvna loi' and
Thifi Rare-Iiandiip milo and one eighth
layiua lciic, ios czr,lIa' im' ioagal'sht lVl
Foufih Raeo-Klng Ion handicap. one mile
Iiypogfite, no. bndysiight, ~ lnsolencc' ,"
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KILLED HIS HOST.
The Terrible Mistake Made by John A.
Sims--A Curious Story.

Sims-A Curious Story.
NEw York, Oct. IA Bonham, Tex.
special says: A sad and distressing tragedy
occurred Monday night few miles south
of this town. About II o'clock John A.
Sims, who is well known in the sout hcrn
part OF the county, came into town and
gave himself up 10 the authorities, saying
that he had killed Pleas Payne, a well
known farmer, living eight miles south of
tins place, His story OF the killing was
substantially rs follows: "Several months
ago | had difficulty with a man named
Walls. Walls had two brothers, and sun
day night, while | was at the home OF the
Walls, | head the three brothers plotting
against me, and one Of them said he in
tended TO take my life the first opportu-
nifty. ! have hccn living at the house OF Mr..
Payne for some time and Monday night,
after dark, Payne went out 10 the barn TO
feed the stock. lie left in his shirt
sleeves, but while gone, for some reason
or other, he put On his coat thus changing
his appearance. lie also had, when he
started back to the house, stick in his
hand which rcscmblcd a gun. /, think
ing II was Walls coming 20 put his threat
into execution, Immediately fired ON him
twice with revolver. lie fell and cried
out You have killed me- Just what
aimed TO do | replied, still thinking il
was Walls. lie soon expired, aud upon
going 10 him found had killed, through
accident, my friend Payne" Sims ap-
pcarcd almost frantic over the horrible ac-
cidcnt, and ~ the men were the best OF
friends Sims story is generally believed.
lie was placed in Jail pending an cxamrn.
alton. The affair has cast u gloom over
the ncighborhood as both men were well
thought OF
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sTREEr RAILWAY MANAGERS.
Annual Convention Of the American
A..,,tatt,p- Rail fermentation

Annual Convention OF the American
Assoclation-Maii transportation.
wAsnINuroN, oct. l7.-fho American
Street Railway association met In cunycn'
ton here today. Something moro than
100 delegates woro present, representing
nearly every city Of prominence. Prcsi.
don't q. II. Holmes, Of Chicago. called the
convention 10 order and then delivered bis
annual address.
The subject Of the carrying II the mails
by street cans was considered by the com
miitcc. Several roads running between
p0siofilCos haze secured The designation u
United States mail carriers by the govern
mcnt The only objection 10 this mode Of
CARRYING mails u the distractions that Oc-
cur from carts, wagons and other traffic.
The committee las consulted with the
postollice authorities and II was decided
by the latter that such designation shall
b. given only 10 thUso lines running be-
tween pOslOlliccs. The suggestion Of tie
committee that letter boxes be- placed In
street cara 10 facilitate the distribution ol
the mails was iayurnbly received 10y the
authorities, and suitable boxes are now
being devised for this purpose.
Tho strike question was vigorously
handled by the convention. Such occur
rcncos were denounced as being ordinarily
unwnrrantcd, which the public should
discounionancc. All strikes should b,
settled by arbitration. Tho report wa
adopted.
Tho exhibit Of modern appliances In III,
construction. equipment and operation %
street railroads was largo and interesting
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KecrInr ont rnuper. ana ChInanen

Nav IoRg, oct H.-Among the immi-
grant arrivals Of the steamship spain, Of
the National line, today, was party OF
destitute men and women, who had been
sent over here by the Duke Of Backing
ham. England. Work was slack on the
other side aud the duke was appealed 10,
with the above result. somc were sick
and none had money, ~ the whole party
will be- returned 60 his grace ON Saturday
with Commissioner Magono'A cumpli.
mcnls Tho Anchor limo steamer Int
ianic, which was detained NJ quarantine
because Oi caso Ol small pos un board,
had among IT, ~ passengers n Chinnman.
The customs officers pOunccd on him 1T
oncc and confined him on the ship. This
is the first timo In ycam that q Chinamnn
has attempted 20 land ut this port. lie
will be returned.
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WooDsyuiE, ~ H., Oct 1.-THE
Weeks block. at North llaycrhill, which Is
occupied ~ a storc by y. q. Wright and
by the posioiIicc, was entered by burglars
Yesterday. Both safes we're blown open
and their contents carried Oh. The burg.
lars then dccampcd, after setting lire 10 the
building. The flames spread 10 the rest
ipnco " Mr. Weeks near by, and there
being no Gre apparatus the whole set Of
buildings were burned. Loss 10 goods In
storc Is not yet estimated. Weeks loss Is
$1,000, Insurance 1900.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Debate.

Special Dispatch Ia Tho Appeal.
SAHpis, Miss, Oct. 1.-THE discussion
herr today between Maj. William Strick-
land and Capt George VI. Buchanan,
Democratic aud Republican electors, was
listened to by mn intelligent audience Of
Democrats and Republicans This H.
Maj S,rctlaul's buyhooi home, and bis
musicrly prtscnt,,ion II issues In the can.
yass was most gratifying To biz old friends
Capt. buchanan made an earnest defense
OF the Republican high tariff system, but
utterly failed 10 convince the Democrats
oi it, fairness
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CmCAGO, Ill, Oct IA dispatch
from Laramie. W. T., says Dilks Black,
manager Of the Western Union telegraph
Office at this place. who Was fined HOO and
committed to Jail Monday Tor failure IN
produce certain kilograms bearing On "A
case being tried In he district court, WIS
released yesterday. lie was advised by
the general solicitor Ui the company 10
furnish tho messages asked Tor Judge
Saullry then wmittcd tho fine, but fc-
quirud the manager 10 pay tho COSTS
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u.sp,us 40 tho Gooa work.

EmpRr, Ark, Oct 1.-THE various
speakers appointed Ia canvass the county
ior the Democratic party started out today.
They will continue In the canvass oil No.
yombcr I. This county gave Eagle $50
majority, aud is SURF 10 increase that Tor
the national ticket. including Cate for Con-
ptcsa. Fcalhcrst1nc, the Republican lie.
GOV duck, Who voted iOr an able bodied
negro under indictment ior grand larceny
In preference 10 poor white. crippled
Democrat, h already defeated u the Dem.
ocrats will do their Whole duty.
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A RECKLESS oFEIcER.
While Hunting for an Escaped Convict,
He Kills the Wrong Nan.

Special pisprtch ~ Tie Appeal
LuuE Rock, Ark. Oct lL-Alborl
Clinton, Of Perry county, brm-s inlcli-
gcncc OF a murder which occurred NJ Per
ryyile Monday night. Constable Neal, ui
Perryyillo, while searching for an escaped
convict from the county farm, ran acros, q
man named BRAZIL, whom he mis,ook ior
the party whom he was searching for lie
Immediately ordered him IA throw NJ bis
hands aud surrender lie claims that Bra
ill made a move ~ II 90 reach his pistol.
Whercat he fred twice, both shots taking
effect, one in the breast and the other IN
the head. The wounded man Is not eX-
pccted 10 live, and the indignation OF the
cilizcns Is freely expressed. The officer Is
under arrest.