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a Naw Hunter's Paradise.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2S.-News
ia received here from Alaska by steamer
that joe Tuckenfeld, a trader returned
to Point Barrow August from a years
eInlorstion in Eastern Alaska. He went
in a yhaleboat TO Hershel Island which he
describes as a paradise for the hunter IN the
snring. He found the natives a friendly
and primitive people who had never
tasted liquor. at the mouth OF the Mac
ksnzie river he found the fresh water
mad caused the ice to melt and formed a
large open body of water that aboundsd
in spring with seals and white whales.
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DALzELL BETRAYED.

The president Deceived Him in Regard to
an once.
CALDWELL, o., September 2S.-Privste
Dalzsll admits that Corporal Tapnsr's let
ter was strictly private and confidential
one, but as says he felt justified in pub
fishing it. He says:
John Sherman and Congressman Tsy-
lcr told me (in wrihng) That the President
said that ne LETT my appointment solely
with Tanner last Msy. The President
also said tbs same IN writing TO ne. Tan
ner wrofe me be was willing. This makes
this letter clear The other letters were
al ready for the press in their call. Ny
letter box never misses FIRE o. fails to come
10 time.
1T seems to me that I owe il 20 myself,
after my shameful betrayal, 20 let the
public Know how jhe matter stands, and
70 expose TO the world the real rssson why
tbs promise to m ke me Deputy Commis-
sioner was broken. Il will probably throw
light on other matters, too. One thug is
certain, i. will solve the pension muddle
quickly and sharply
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Washington News.

TIE navy yard has advertised for steel
to be used in two new 5,O0O.tOn cruisers.
A meeting of members of various women
associations has been held here to take
steps to erect a monument to Mrs. Hayes.
The Treasury Department has decided
that duty must be paid on imported circus
horses.
Mrs. John A. Logan will give recep-
tiOn to visiting Knights Templar during
their conelsve.
Gen. Campbell, of Kansss, who ID a can
didate for Commissioner of Pensions. call
ed on the President yesterday.
Representative Butterworth. Senator
Blair and most of the Cabinet members
called on the President yesterday.
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MORGANTOWN BEATEN.
Parkersburg Takes Another Game q
Fairmont

Parkersburg Takes Another Game at
Fairmont
Special Ttle0rdm 10 he Sunday Register.
FAIRMoNT, W. VA, September o.
The most interesting game OF ball of the
season was called this afternoon at three
o'clock at the base ball park here, between
Parkersburg and Morgantown. The game
was hotly contested from the beginning,
the score standing to in favor of Par
kersburg at the end of the ninth inning.
The two runs scored by Morgantown were
made IN the last inning. This is Two games
out of three that Parkersburg has beaten
Morgantown this week. The other two
being played at Morgantown on Wednes-
day and Thursday, the score standing 10
to in favor of Parkersburg on Wednes-
day, and to in favor of Morgantown on
Thursday.
Batteries for Parkersburg, Crawley snd
Chevereux; Morgantown, Sterling and
Hays.
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CABLE BREVITIEs.

It is the intention of the owners Of the
White Star line steamer Teutonia to sub
stitute a smaller propeller for the one now
in use on that vessel. l. is believed that
with smaller propeller the speed Of the
steamer will be increased.
A special embassy sent By the Sultan OF
Zanzibar to the German government has
arrived in Berlin.
Thirty thousand persons. the number
required by the Swiss Law, have sigoed
petition demanding plebiscite 10 decide
the question of the creation OF the Office OF
public prosecutor to assist the federal PO-
lice.
Acting under orders from The Gar, NJ.
do Glers lett St. Petersburg yesterday for
the country. He will be absent two
weeks. His departure confirms the report
that he would not accompany the Car to
Berlin.
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ACCIDENT
REAPS 4 HARVEST OF VICTIMS
Five Dead From the New York Central
Wreck.
SAD ENDING OF 4 BRIDAL TOUR.
Captain Jones Dies of His Injuries The
Record of Disaster.

CANAJoHARIE, N. Y, September 28.-
Killed in the wreck at Palatine Bridge are:
Rev. Prentice Duve, Of Dayton, Ohio.
evidently a railway official, as he had 8
pocket full Of passes, aged about so years;
Sadie Boyd, Of Westport, N. Y, maid of
W. 81. Manning and wife, aged about "a
years; Charles Franklin, porter of the
Michigan Central railroad, formerly with
the Pullman Company aged about %.
The injured are: William II. Manning.
real estate dealer, Of Marquetts, Mich,
hurt internally, head badly cut and will
probably die. Mrs. W. II. Manning, who
was Mics Julia Davis, of West Point. She
was married about three weeks ago and
she and hsr husband were bound for their
new home. She is injured about the head,
but not.seriously. Miss Tate, of Fredonia,
back burt and face cut She was return
ing to her home from Brooklyn. Engineer
Hortb, of Albany, both legs broken and
otherwise injured. R. A. Fowler, a lum-
Der dealer, of New York, conclusion of the
spine and otherwise seriously injured.
William H. McEvoy and II. ]. Lewis, of
the same location, were also injured. Sew
eral Others were I'M jured elightly, and there
startling and hsir-breadth escapes. The
special car of President NJ E Ingalls,, of
the ''BiR Four" railroad and also of Presi.
dent L:dyard, of the Michigan Central,
we're on the train and were wrecked, but
none of the part was injured. Trains are
passing the wreck.
DEATH ON HIS WEDDING TRIP.
Mr.. W. H. Manning, one OF the injured.
has since died. He was prominent and
wealthy citizen of Wisconsin, and near
relative of late Secretary Manning There
was sad scene when he was rescued from
the wreck.
The physicians encouraged him, and his
big black eyes glistened with delight when
he was lold that he was likely to come
through alive. He was removed to the
Hotel Wagner in this place and died soon
after. His wife, who is a beautiful little
lady, took everything calmly. She was
carried to the next berth to that of her
husband, and clearly stated her condition.
She said: 81 am all right, look after Will
and Sadie" She was not all right, how
ever, as her head is injured and she is
otherwise hurt, but not fatally. Sadie
never spoke after the crash. Her remains
were dug out and laid beside the track
and tenderly covered.
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GIGANTIC CoMBINE.

A $50, 200. 600 Trust in Rubber Goods
Proposed.
Boston, MASS, September 2S.-A gen.
tlsman in rubber trade says it can bequite
positively stated that the Rubber Trust,
which has been gradually approaching a
dehrite shsps, will soon be ready to be
announced to the public. The gentlemen
connected with the movement are G. C..
Converse, of the Boston Rubber Shoe Com
pany; A. L. CoOle6ge, of the Para Rubber
Company; MI Evans, of the American
Rubber Company, and Mr. Barigao, of the
WoO1sOcket Rubber Company, of PrOvi-
dence. The capital OF the Trust will be
about $50, OOO,O ,OOO The exact amount can
rot be stated.
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TRACKED By BLooDHoUNDs.
Negro Ravishsr and Murderer Shot
to Desth.

A Negro Rsvishsr and Murderer Shot
to Desth.
CHICAGO, September 28.-A special
from Birmingham, Ala, says: Yesterday
morning Deputy Sheriff E. King YanD,
attempted 70 arrest a negro named John
Steele, who was charged with an attempt
to murder Ella Curry. Steele fred load
Of buckshOt into Vann killing him instant
". The effair created great excitement,
ard Sheriff Smith with several deputies
and 8 posse Of about ten citizens immedi-
a,ely set out with bloodhoupds TO track
the murderer. The dogs soon struck the
trail, and the negro was run up tree in q
dense swamp two miles back Of Elyton
late in the afternoon. When the officers
approached he threw his gun away,
Jumped from the tree and made break N
sn effort TO escape. He was riddled with
bullets and died Immediately.
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A SIGN OF PEACE.

Russia Increases Her Facilities for Mass
ing Her Troops on the German Frontier.
BERLIN, September 28.-The Cologne
Gazette ssys:-"General Obroutcheh, the
chief of the general staff OF the Russian
army, submitted to the Car last summer
a report urging that second line of rails
be laid to the Western frontier. In spite
of the opposition OF the Minister OF Finance
the proposal is being carried ont. Eight
million pounds Of rails and three hundred
locomotives have been ordered for delivery
in May. The measure completes the
strategic network of Russian railways, in
creasing their capacity to mass troops on
the German frontier.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-29
MILLIONS
AZ GOOD, BRIGHT BRITISH GOLD
,..,,s3 IN Americas Greatest Indus
tries.
, GIGANTIC DEAL UAFOLDED.
,s- Million Dollars Spent in Breweriss and
Mills.

cr,-,eo September 2S.-Ths expendi-
-, sf-y million by two English syn
-. ,,.,,.. for the control of an extraordinary
&c If Industrial enterprises in the
go @ss States. vas completed in this city
- lew Mayer, a Well-known CHI
80 I've. was one of the agents in the
1lss -,-,base. A pair Of London eOrpo-
So - headed BY tbs present Lord Mayor
oSTon5oB. Sir Henry Isaacs, are the buy
N,busiaess was acquired BY them IN
.,.r-oi,ss Ssates which has not paid at
~, - 19l per cent. a year for the
,s.t five years. Grain elevators,
s-,.;ry mills and breweries has
80, t-e ssvOIite Investments. The man
lent IF each of the various enterprises
Il h. placed in board Of directors sub
..., m the control of a board. The deal
.-,b-sess a chain of elevators from the
SE,rs.o,a and Dakota wheat districts to
Cbicsgo. The syndieste's Touring mills
s-s a. Minneapolis, and the breweries are
i, Chicago and the East.
THE PROPERTIES BOUGHT.
The titles Of the following properties
have slrsady been turned over to the syn
49,. The Bsmis and McAvoy breWeries,
of Chicago; tbs Wacker & Birk breweries,
of Cb;csgo: the Albany brewery, Albany,
y. me Detroit brewery, Detroit; the
Houck brewery, Newark, n. J.; Iretfz
brswerv. Jersey City; United States brew.
eriss New YOsk; portion Of stock Of
Scbosnhofsu brewery, Of Chicago; The Star
FIsVs-ors. of Minneapolis, Mimi, seventy
siv in nnnber; the G. W. Vaudusen eleva-
Tors Rochester, @inn., ninety in number;
C,r9iIl Bros, elevator system in Minneso-
:, and Dako.s, the Baltimore Brewerlsss,
Bsltimo-e Ma, F. Bradstadt's Hancock
Iron Mines. Hancock, Mich., and Roches-
lsr Rreweries. Rochester, \. Y.
Arrangements fer number OF other en-
4ernrisrs are also concluded, and the trans
fer win take plsce in q few days. Among
Them are the Pinsbary Flour Mills, and the
Wasbburn -Four Mile, Of Minneapolis,
MINI.
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Rsfosed 70 Meet the Commission.

CHICAGO, September ga dispatch
from Brainerd, MIMI, says: Carriers ar
irving last night from the Mile Lscs Reser-
walton report that the Indian Chiefs in
stead of assembling their people at the
designated places of meeting in response to
the COMMISSIONS notice sent by runners
aid not assemble any one, and messengers
sent cut found the Indians quietly pursu-
ing their rice harvest.
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BLAINE IS IL.

He Had Two CongestIvs Chills While at
Richfeld Springs.
NEW YORK, September 28.-SecretaTy
and Mrs. Blaine, with Walker and James
G. Blaine, Jr., arrived here to-day and
went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where
they will remain until Monday and then
leave for Washington. While at Richfeld
Springs the health of Secretary Blaine was
not very good, and it is said that during
his three days stay there ne had two at
tacks of copgsstive chills. Upon his arrival
Tuesday evening he was suffering, and Dr..
Grain, the village physician, had to be
called IN. Thursday night ne was also III.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-29
Wanted His typewriter.

LONDON, September 2S.-Member of
Parliament Conybeare made such fuss
because his typewriter was taken away
from his cell in Jail that the authorities
have made haste 10 restore the machine.
Mr.. Conybeare is now showing his graft
.ude by inditing on the typewriter letters
to the newspapers in which he denounces
the government with his usual heat and
brilliancy,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-29
NArIoNAL pEMoCRATs.
A Rouslng Convention Of the Societies at
Philadelphia.

A Rouslng Convention Of the Societies at
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2S. - The
reception committee Of the Democratic So
cielies Of Philadelphia to arrange for the
reception of visiting delegates on the oeea-
sion Of the general assembly of Democratic
societies Of this State, which Is to re held
n this city October 10 and 16, returned
rom New YORK to-day, where they have
been 10 invite ex-Pcesident Cleveland.
They reported that Mr.. Cleveland would
10 all probability be in attendance at the
assembly. In addition. Invitations have
been extended to Governors Hill, Of New
York; Green, of New Jersey; Biggs, Of
Delaware, and Jackson, Of Maryland; ex-
Governor Albeit, Speaker Carlisle and
Corgrassmsn Randall, Breckenridge, OF
Aentocky, and Wilson, Of West Virginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-29
Trash a, Harnsr,s Ferry

BALTIMORE, September 28.-The acci-
dent reported at Harpsr's Ferry was
simply an ordinary freight run in. The
train attached to engine 1853 parted while
descending the nine mile grade on tho
First division. The conductor stepped
the rear portion of the train snd ran back
to flag the engineer following the train,
which, however, ran past him and struck
the rear portion of the train OF engine 35S,
damsging six cars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-29
THEY WILL STICK.

Ohio's Senatorial Middle Remains Tn
settled.
SPRINGFIELD, o., September 2S.-The
editorial statement in Columbus paper to
the effect that the Senatorial trouble in
this district has been settled by the with
drawaI of both Locke and Rswlins is incOr-
rect. Mr. Rawlins said to correspondent
tonight that he has no intention OF with
drawing. Mr.. Locke vas here to-day, but
no action was taken or the Senatorial qnes-
tim
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Germans Studying a Route to France.

LONDON, September 2S.-It 10 said that
Count Won Waldersee's summer trip
through Switzerland was devoted to
study of Swiss mountain passes and their
defenses, and that he has msde a full re-
port to the war department. Count Wal
dersee is of the opinion that there are no
obstacles worth mentioning to the march
of German army into France from
Switzerland.
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Twn Dead and One Dying.

CLEVELAND, o., September 28.-Allen
Chalky, farmer, his two daughters, Miss
Chalky and Mrs. Compton, while crossing
the Erie railway track in buggy at Gar
rettsville, O., were struck by fast train.
Mr.. Chalky and the single daughter were
so badly hurt that they have died, and
Mrs. Compton is not expected to recover.
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Engineer rwomblv Respops,ble.

CHICAGO, Ill, September 2S-The
cOrouer's inquests into The cause of the &C.
cident on the Rock Island road near En-
Olewood some days ago, was resumed this
morning. General Superintendent Royce
testified that ne had made an investiga-
ton into the causes of the accident. de
had found that she freight train was run
ming ahead Of time aud that Engineer
Twombley was responsible for the scci-
dent.
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President Anderson Resigns.

NEWARK, OHIO, September 2S.-Rsv.
DR.. GalusSa Anderson, President of Den
nison University, Granville, this county,
has rendered to the Board of Trustees his
resignation to accept the Chair of HOmi.
lstlcs and Pastoral Theology in the Baptist
Theological Seminary at Morgan Park, Ill.
The resignation takes effect January l,
1SQ0
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Important Opening.

WHEELING, ". Va, September 2S
Preparations are being made on very
extensive scale at A. L Rec & Co.'s es-
tablishment, Main street, for their annual
Opening of Fall and Winter Millinery,
which will take place on Tuesday next
October 1st. This bit of news will be
gratifying to ths ladies of this city and
surroundings, who always look forward to
the openings, for which Rice's are famous,
as the introduction of the correct styles OF
millinery.
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ONLY A SHADOW.

The National Socialist Convention Has
Twenty Delegates.
CHICAGO, September o. But twenty
persons were present to-day at at the
Seventh National Convention of the So
cialist Labor Party. A number OF other
other delegates were eaid to bs en- route.
some Of those in attendance were Chi
csgoans. acting as proxies for outside sec
tions. To-days proceeding were held with
closed doors, but only routine matters Of
organization ere reported to have been
taken up.
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Huntington Won Again.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, September 28.-
The game here yesterday between the
Riverside Reds, of Cincinnati, and the
home team, resulted in score of 2 to l
in favor of the Huntingtons after eleven
innings were played, the Huntingtons
scoring the winning run in the eleventh.
Battery for the Reds, Stevens and Price;
for the Huntingtons, Conover and Jones.
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s,-,kers Exclude Socialists.

ROTTERDAM, September 2S.-At meet
ing of the strikers held last evening it was
resolved to exclude all Socialists from the
movement and to conduct the strike in an
orderly manner. The resolution was
adopted amid cheers for the House Of
Orange. A workman was expelled from
the meeting for attempting to make a go
cialist grafton.
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The Cox Memorial Meeting.

NEW YORK, September 28.-Ex-Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland will preside at the
Cooper Usion memorial meeting il honor
of the late S. 3. Cox, on October 10.
Archbishop Corrigan Will probably make
the opening prayer, and promiDC Mt rabbi
will ask the bene1ictiOn. Elk Governor
Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, will deliver
the orGtion.
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rEestinrhou.e Morkinr Fusl.

PTTsBURG, September 2S.-By reason
q. the fac, that the 6se aud water damage
70 The Westinghouse Electric Company,
last night, was substantially confined to
the storage departments, the regular force
Of workmen were on duty to-day snd the
normal output Of the shops viii in no wise
be diminished.
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En,ertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Edison.

LONDON. September 25.-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison have been spending
some days at Sir Johr Pender's country
residence iu Kent. Many scientific men
we're invited to visit Mr.. Edison. The
visit was also enjoyable for the glimpse it
afforded of English home life. Mr.. Eli
son and family sail for home from HsVre
to-day.
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rha Nnn.PartIsan w. O. T. Q.

MINNEAPOLIS, September % The nom
partisans Women's Christian Temperance
Union has decided to declare its independ-
encs. This movement on the part of the
LEGAL W. @. T. U. is being watched with
great interest by member of tie National
organization. The ladies say there is a
genuine sentiment all over the country in
favor of the non-partissn movement.
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A DOCTORS bill is seldom less than i've
dollars, and this doesn't inaude the cost
Of filing prescriptions. One dollar puI-
chases a bottle Of Ayers Sarsaparills,
which, in nine cases ont of ten, is all the
medical treatment needed. Try it, and
save your money for rainy day.
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CAPTAIN JONES DEAD.

Another Distinguish ed Victim OF an Accl
dent
PTTsBURG, September 28.-Cspt. W.
Jones, General Manager of the Edgar
Thomson Steel Works, died at 10 o'clock
tonight st the Home eopathic Hospital Of
Injuries received in the terrible accident at
that plant last Thursday evening. His
death was a surprise, as be was believed to
be in no immediate danger. Tonight,
however, he took a sudden turn for the
worse and died in short time.
THE DEAD MANS POSITION.
Captain Jones had q world wide repu-
tation in iron and steel circles and was
universally esteemed by all who knew him
His larry and share of the profits from
the production of the extensive plant ex-
ceeded $50, 900 year. The deceased was
55 years of age and leaves wife and
family.
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STARVATION.
THE HORRIBLE STORY OF WANT
That Comes Up From the Spring Valley
Miners.
CHILDREN CRYING FOR FOOD.
Families Living on Five Dollars
Month.

CHICAGO, September 28.-Mr. Henry
D. Lloyd, of this city, who has just re-
turned from visit to Spring Valley, where
he distributed among the destitute miners
medicines furnished by charitable New
York lady, writes long letter to the
Tribune, in which be describes the wretch
ed condition of the people there The sis-
ters who teach the Catholic school said that
their children gave unmistskable evidence
of not having sufficient food. They were
paler than the year before and they
could not study as well. Children would
frequently fall asleep at their desks from
weakness. Children, who were unmis-
takably suffering for want of nourishment,
would even refuse food when offered them
by their teacher, and IN some cases the
Sister Superior said when food was taken
by some such children it was Immediately
rejected by the stomach, showing how far
the exhaustion Of hunger had gone.
EIGHTY -FOUR CENTS A MONTH.
There have been during the last four
weeks ending September %, five distribu-
tioas by the relief committee all in goods,
no money has been given out and the ex'
tent of this "chsrity is sufficiently indi-
Gated by the statement taken from the ac-
count OF the committee that each family of
seven, and others in proportion, had re-
ceived for the entire period Of four
weeks, -four meal, etc, to the
value of $5SS, or s4 cents worth
for each person. The Mayor of the city,
the editor of the Spring Valley Gazette,
the congregational Clergyman, Mr.. Strin-
ger, sll the physicians Of the place, stated
without qualification, that were it not for
the relief from without, the people would
have starved aud would be starving. Mr..
Lloyd declares that the death rate il high
there, and that it will be greatly increased,
as Che weather groves cold.
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A Great Canal scheme.

CHICAGO, September 28-A dispatch
from Holland, Mich, saye: Grand Rapids
and Holland business men are proposing
to run canal from the former city of HOl-
land and Lake Michigan at probable cost
~ 90 000 000
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Husband and Wife Killed.

YORK, PA, September 28.-A boiler
used in a quarry at Wrightsville, this
county, exploded with terrible force about
1 80 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Lemuel
Barnes was killed instantly, her head be.
ing blown from her body. Her husband
had his skull fractured and cannot live.
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Irish Asrarian Grimes.

DUBLIN, September 2s.-A farmer named
Morgan has been murdered and bis father
and sister dangerously wounded ct RostTs-
yor. near Nswry. The weapon used was
a shot gun. The tragedy was the result ci
grsrisn troubles.