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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-23
THAT LINCOLN COUNTY WAR,

No Truth In Recent Sensational Reports.
No Vendetta Exists = How the Stories
Started,
Major ]. O. Anderson, who has just re-
turned from an extensive business trip
through the southern portion Of the
State, informed the ISTELLlGERCER last
night that the recently published and
widely circulated reports regarding tue
alleged Brumheld.McCoy vendetta, IN
Lincoln county, sent out from certain
towns IN that vicinity by enterpIising
sensational reporters, were untrue IN al
most every particular, The blOod'cnrd-
ling accounts OF whole commune
ties being arrayed against each
other aud factions thiTsIing for the
blood Of their enemies on account
OF certain grievances; that citizens are
enlrenChed iu the mountains, aruled
with WinChesters and delying officers Ol
the law, aud hundred other hair
raisiug stories, Rre manufactured by
.a.liners who find for them a ready
sale 10 the newspapers Of the outside
world, "The truth IT," said the Major,
mo vendetta exists In the locality re-
iurred to, and none ever has existed.
There Is not word Of truth in the sem
satlonal reports recently imposed upon
the newspapers, and through them Oh
the reading public, and they are base
ISLANDERS upon u law'ablding peOple.
"The only foundation for the story at
the start was that two men, Haley and
Mccoy, wayIaid AL BrumheId and his
wife and shot them. a mob then took
out the asSailants and riddled them with
bullets. There has been no trouble
since aud none Is expected. Tho
trouble ended with the lynching, There
is no reign Of terror and the people are
not concerning themselves about
private grievances. Nothing partaklng
OF the nature Of n vendetta exists.
"rhe people Of that part Of the State
are as peaCeRblV und us honest as any
you will lind In the country.
"The sensational stories that are being
sent Broadcast about alleged ieuds aud
vendettas In West Virginia, and which
are untrue, arc injuriug the State. find
In other States capitalists who refuse to
come here to prospect because they say
they are afraid OF our outlaws. You
cannot getthem to 20 iuto the interior
tn inspect our timber and Coul lands for
fear they will be ambushed. 1t matters
not that assure them OF the fact that
these things do not exist. Tue impres.
sions created by the newspaper liar are
hard TO get rid Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-23
A HORRIBLE MYSTERY.
Evidence That an Entire Family has Bsen
Murdered.

Evidence That an Entire Family has Bsen
Murdered.
Chicago, Nov. 22.-The police have
made u strange aud siCkcning discovery
which will probably lead to tho unearth.
ing Of bloody tragedy. Directly oppU.
site the Dearing street station at 29S4
Dearing street, stands a frame cottage
owned by John Frawley. Up TO the
18th Of this month this cottage was ten.
anled by John Hughes, his wife aud two
children. On the 18th they disappear.
ed. This morning the cottsge was
broken open and the floor, ceiling and
walls Of three rooms were found almost
Utterly covered with blood. In some
places on the floor the blood had not
dried and wgs 40 THICK that II could bv
literally sCoopel up with q spoon. The
police are investigating the matter and
II is the theory thQt tho Hughes family
or part oi 1t las beon murdered,
lATER,-The police say they have es'
tablishUd the fact no tragedy has taken
place AT the cottage. Tue blood marks
are not such as would by produced In q
life aud death struggle, but are broad
snears Of blood, as II spread on by Il
whituwahll brush, They say that the
blood was brought there aud put on the
walls by enemies Of Hughes,
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NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION.


A Lighted Match In tho Building Over u
Prospecting shaft Causes u Fearful Dis.
RStOr,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov, GAN ex-
plosion occurred yesterday in building
over the prospecting shaltior natural gas
in this place. Gas has been flowing
very freely for weeks. The building was
tllled with people when some one
thoughtlessly lighted a match and a tor.
life explosion followed. Two prospec.
tors, whose names arc unknown, and
Henry DenhArt, the Rev. Mr.. Smith and
]. r. Snyder, Of this place, were fright.
fully burned. 1t IL believed that several
deaths will enEuu.
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FlFrEgN LIVES LOST.
A boat Goes DoXn ut the Mouth of the
UmpquR River with all on Hoard.

A Boat Goes DOXn ut the Mouth of the
UmpquR River with aII on Hoard.
DRAIN, OREuoN, Nov. 22-Thc tug
Fearless, Of Coos Bay, Captain James
Hill commanding, ran onto North spit
at the mouth OF Umpqua river Tuesday
evening and soon went TO pieces, not
one Of the crew or passengers escaping.
She was on her return trip from Astoria,
where che had to go TO take u lot Of
Chinamen lately discharged from the
canneriss on Coos Bay. At 3 p. m.
Tuesday she was seen oil Upper Ten
Mile, steamiug slowly down lhe coast
juat outside the breakers Which were
running very hiVh, and at clock her
whistle was heard oirthe lp.,th Of the
Umpqua. Before Z she gave three sharp
whistles which was the lust heard OF her
until tue next morning, when her pilot
house with the end stove IN, a small
boat, one side OF her hull aud numerous
small pieces were discovered coming up
the river with tho tide.
The steamer Juno at once steamed
down 10 the mouth OF the river and put
u searching party ashore, aud the beach
was patroled for miles to the south but
no bVdies were discovered. Other par.
ties from tho north reported that they
had seen no bodies in that direction.
The general impression Of seafaring men
Is that she sprung a leak, aud The cap
tain In attempting 10 get into the river
in order 10 save tue lives of those on
board, either miscalculated his position
Or was blown cut OF his course by thU
heavy wind prevailing at the time.
The number lost Is said TO BIZ from
ten 10 fifteen souls. Tue Fearless was
not generally considered seaworthy.
She was built n Coos Buy about seven.
teen years age aud was owned by sinip.
AOn ,S IN
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A PHILANTIIRVPISTS Will


Thousands Bequcathed to Charitable aud
Educational Institutions by +. Warren
Merrill
BosroS, Nov. 92.-The will OF the late
]. Warren EIerrill, Of Cambridge, CON
tains the following btQuests: Baldwin
Place Home for Little Wanderers, 5000
American Baptist Missionary Union,
$4,000; American Baptist Home Mission
Society, $500; Am. rican Baptist Pub
LEGATION Society, $4,000; Colby Univer'
sity, $1,000; NOwIon Theological In.
stitItion, $4,000; Conference OF Baptist
Ministers, $4,000; Massachusetts Bap.
tist Con vpntlun, $1,000; Trustees Of the
DluiUl White charity, 5000: Brown
University, $lO0OOi Vassar College,
$4,000.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


"Littls Lord Fauntioroy" Mt the Opera
HOuse-The brands Attraction.
The Opera House was well filled last
night with one Of the best and most cul.
tured audiences Of the season, to witness
the initial performance in this city Of
that charming play, Little Lord Faun.
leroy" There arc lev plays that do not
point n moral, but few of them
leaye such Impressions on the
mind and heart us does "Fauntle.
roy" It's sentiment Is 50 pure, ils
characters 80 realistic aud It's lesson SO
plain that people are better for having
seen 1t. Inequalities are, without doubt,
the most eeVating and ennoblinp Oi ann
play now on the stage. The company
presenting the play Is an excellent ono,
Little Alberta Keen took The part of tllp
Little Lord" lust night and will play 4
again this afternoon, Ada Fleming viii
play the part tonight. The Little
Lord" OF last night was q beautiful md
natural piece Of acting. Mr., lledIey ar
the Earl was very finished In his char.
acter oil n testy old lord. The other
characters were all well taken.
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spRiSoTlELp, ILL, Nov 22,-SFather
j. Ryan, pastor Of sL JoSCphS Catholic
Church Of this city, Is nyStcriouSly mis-.
slnp, Saturday Of last week he went 10
lIe house Of n farmer, several miles
from the city, and left d h0tse and buggy
there, stating thai he was going out
west And nlupstIbg that they be kept
tintil Ms relirn, He AitBtward took a
Train al sharon on the Chicago Il Alton
road and that 10 ihv last known ul him.
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Last Nights s,ppcr a, ", S,.,,,....

This supper given ut 81. Mnthewa
church last night by "The HOSnIt1I
'ren, chapter Ot "The Kings Danvh.
ters," Tor the purpose Of startiup a find
for the GytabliShmentand maintenance NJ
a Protestant hospital In this civ, waS a
big success. II was u non.dVnomIna.
tional affair, the supper tablpS bein" In
charge Of ladies' from the prpsbytsTIsn
Methodist and other chufehea ~
well as Episcopallans, while ths
large nnlnber which crowded lilo
rooms from d I'LL alter 10 oiclogE
embraced Representatives from nearly
all Protestant denominations ConSlI.
etIng the weather Tie crowd wAN ygFv
large and tue amount realized very an.
ConFagihg. Other Bnppers are 10 b.
given In the other churches during tbs
Winter under the auspices Of "Thv lipS.
pItal Ten" LOT the BatnB purpose, The
supper was an elaborate affair, emb nc.
Ing tine filed oysters, dpllOALu Uhluken
salad aud many other dAinlIes and slib.
RlanllAlA,
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CINCINNATI, Nov 29.-The American
Institute for Architects selected Wash.
lngton, y. O., for thO place Of the next
meeting and adjourned, During yes
terday's session they selected the follow
inR officers. President, Richard n,
Hunt; First Vice President, W. W, Car
fin, oil Bunalui Second Vice President
James ", Mclaughlin, Cincinnati Sec
relary, John W. Root, 81 Cblcagol ! Treas
titer, Samuel y. Treat, Chicago,
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A RUNAWAY TRAIN
PlunEVs over n TWelve.root EnibNnltmont.
EnHInner Killed md Two Injured.

PlunEes over TWulve.rupt EnibRnkniont.
Engineer Killed and Two injured.
MARQUETTE, Mon, Nov. 22,-A
freight train on the South Shore road
gOt from the control Of the engineer as
it was nearing town on a heavy down
grade shortly before. midnight II
rushed through the city at frightiul
speed and at a poiut where the track
curves to follow the lake shore left tue
rails going down a twelYe.ioOt enIbank'
mUnt, The engineer was killed, being
caught under the engine which turned
over. The fireman got OIL with slight
hurts, but tho brakeman is badly
smashed up, and will hardly recover.
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A PRlUuTFUL EXPLOSION.
Two Persons Killed aud Six others BADLY
Injured.

lnJurCu'
PIrTsBuRau, Pa, Nov. GA two.
story brick dwelling on Robinson street,
BraddoCk, Pa, was blown to pieces at II
o'clock this morning by an explosion Of
natural gus. Two persons were fatally
burned and six others seriously injured.
Tho accident was caused by leak in the
ulain. Tho leakage was discovered Inst
night and this morning Charles House.
holder, an Gmploye Of the Gas Company,
was sent to repair the trouble. He went
into the basement ut the hour stated,
aud almost immediately there was d
terrific explosion. AT the time there
were In the house Peter KeUlsh, wife
and six children, besides the house.
holder. The foundations upheaved and
the sides and fronts Of the buildings en.
tirely collapsed. Mrs. Ktolsh, who was
sick, was thrown into the street anu
fatally injured. Her threU.days.old
babe was not hurt. Householder was
irghttully burned from his head to his
leet und will die. Peter Kvolsh anu
live children, ranging iu age from 8 to II
yeaIs, were thrown into the street, OF
buried in the debris. All were seriously
injured, but will recover.
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BERLIN, Nov ga syndicate Of GIcr.
lin banks has secured the presumption
for ten million marks, hall Of which
will be for compensation Of all the build.
ings on the sChlNBs Freiheit.StrassC, with
the view Oi fulfilling the desire VI kn.
perOr William 10 build a monument TO
hls grandfather Oh the Bite. The syndi.
cate intends To form n lottery 0f forty
million marks, with priGrs amOnntinRto 10
thirty million marks,
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A BRAVE ACT.
Murray Mcdonald Jumps into the River to
Save u Drowning Man,


Save u Drowning NIau,
About hali,past Eve o'clock yesterday
morning an Italian with an unpro-
nouuCeable name, fell into the river from
the lower deck Of the steamer Ben HuF,
which was laid up near the upper end Of
the wharf, Tue poor fellow would
have perished had 1t not been
for the bravery OF Murray MrDoEald
tho niRhtwatChman on the steamer
Bellaire which was laid up at the o., l.
& W, wharlboat. He heard the splasli
as the Italian fell and his cries OF dis.
tress as he came floating down. Nc.
Donald kicked off his shoes and threw
oil his coat aud US the drowning man
whose cries were growing weaker and
weaker got opposite the Bellaire
Mcdonald plunged into tho cold and
swift running tide and seiziug the fellow,
managed to tow him In the darkness I,
the shore where both men dried them
selves out before the boats fires, Til,
Italian was profuse In his thanks, am
invoked thousands Of blessings on Nc
Donald, who, by tho way, is one Of the
beat swimmers hergaboulS,
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MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
Surrounding the Death of q Mexican Bank
Cashier His Accounts all Right,

GpAhleF IlNl AVpuuutA Nh hiKHt'
Cry or MEXICO, Nov. 22,-Jose In.
glesias, cashier OF the old Mexican
Mortgage B nix, is reported to have died
yesterday morning, under mysterious
circumstances, He was to make a for
NAL transfer at 10 O'clock u. IN, of the
securities OF the institution to the OIL.
GERS Of a new syndicate which has &C.
quired control of the bank. Not ap.
peariug ut the appointed hour he was
sought at his residence and found dead
in bed. The new bank, which has taken
the charter OF the old establishment, Ia
familiar to New York financial people,
and It's capital has been mainly sub
sCTlhed there,
Mr., Maurice Gulrauda, resident Vice
President OF tho bank, through whose
instrumentallty the transfer TO the new
syndicate was effected, was seen at the
bank building yesterday afternoon, He
was then In consultation with the other
directors, On being questioned, he said
that the family OF Mr. Inglesais denied
his having committed suicide and even
that he was dead, They maintained
that he was In u stlee Of coma, Mr.,
Guirada suid that a Judge with two
nOtaries aud the government represeu'
tatiye was ut that moment counting the
securities and cash iu the safes Ol the
bank, and that as soon US the investi.
cation was completed he would COM
muliCate the result.
At7;30 O'Clock last night the judicial
investigation was commenced, and
though showing some tritlisg disCrepan'
Cies. brings to light nothing uniavorable
to Mr., Inglesias' reputation. The papers
aud securities were found intact, and
also the cash deposits to the amount Of
$SO0OOO. Mr.. lugleslas has been pro.
nounced dead by three physicians, but
his family obstiuateIy maintain that he
Is In a trance. His limbs arc not yet
stiff and his body retainsa certain DO.
gree OF warmth,
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west virginia Pensions,

SptcI1I DIGpalcA 10 lNt IHltLIlVHrtt.
WASHINGTON, D. 9. Nov. 22.-WeSt
Virginia pensions were granted as fol-
lows: Original invalid-John L, Ca
ro.hers, Randall; John Champ, Buck.
hannoni Hugh Henry, EIlwell; William
p. Shatler, Island Branch; Geotlieb
Bush, WhGelingj Jas. n. Owen, Wheel.
Ing; Il. Morgan Hickman, GlovGr's CAPT
Ran B. Price, Warren. lnCreasU-Ddvid
CASTOR, Jackson U. H.; Washington j.
Moore, EndicOtt; Austin Nuallu, Ben
Lumond, James GleuHning, New Mar.
tinsville. Reissue aud inCrrase-David
W. Keller, Wheeling, Original widow,
etc.-IAary T., mother OF Joseph David,
ChurlpgtoWn,
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RRAbiSu, Pa, Nov, 20 -SolIces have
been posted Ia all the mills Of the dlas'
gov Iron Company near PoItstOWn an'
nouhOIng all Increase In the wages oI
lhV puddlefs OF twenty-five cents a ton,
The men have been getting s. 10,
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BALrlNoRr, Now g9,-I'he schooner
Q. u, Church, which left this port octO.
Der 10 With l,S24tons Of coal for Boston,
has been given up for lost by her man.
aging owners, Morse 4 Co., Of Bath,
Maine, Capt J, 4. Gallagher, the mas.
tHr Of The vessel, WAS accompanied by
Ills wiie and child, the latter little boy
about lVeAfA old.
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LONDON, Nov 29-LDfd liOscDcry
addressed q meeting Oi Liberals at GIas-
gov last night He said that the lib.
eral programme would always be Grip.
pied until the party adopted 4 radical
aud drastic resolution dealing with the
House Of Lords. Lord RJsDbCrry tlc.
claFed, however, that hg himself Was MT
10 favor Oi abOIishing tho House Of
LofIg.
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The 81. Felix slsteFs nt I'M Ilrnn,,

Tho fascinating trlo-thv St. Felix
Sisters, and their clever company dc.
lighted an appreclatiYe audience laSt
night ThO principal feature Of a
musical comedy Is tue singing aud dane.
Ing, which In "A Royal Hand0 d be.
yond q doubt the finest seen az tbls
house 10 farce comedy THIS season,
They will appear alta matineea Az o'clock
this afternoon and again Tonight,
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ILetult Antnllr i,rl.rll...

TvSlS, Nov, &.--Ateyolt llas occurred
Oinpng tho conylcis III tho LayoulAto
prison TheptlSOnefs succeeded IL free.
Ing themselves from their chains, and In
procuring tife arms aud other weaponS,
They then made 4 fierce attack on the
lalinFs, Who were unable 10 uuull the te.
volt ahd troops we're summoned When
iney arrived at the jail n desperate llpht
took place and many UiLhs ptIBouetS and
soldiers were killed,
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West Virginia Republican Association.
S,larlnL nLa1nrLrh IN lie LuhILLnrnccr

WAsuISoroN, D. G., Nov. 99.-The
Wtst Virginia Republican Association
held lts first formal meeting tonight at
the Office OF Col. G. W. 2. Black. The
officers are: President, u. W. z Black,
Of Jefferson county; Vice President, j.
". Dedrange, Of Berkeley county; Sec.
retary, O. NJ. Shinn, Of FGirmonti Treas
urer, DominiCk Morris, Of Wheeling,
Arrangements were made for permanent
quarters and for completing the organiza.
ton. A good number were present 0nd
much interest was manifested.
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NAInViLLE, TESSp NoHg2 -GoycttOr
Taylor ). stUfday aCLed upon the cas- Of
thG five BatnafllS sentenced 10 hang or
murder In Hancock county, The Coy:
efnOf pardOntd absolutely JOHN j I'D
Eli ali Barnard, Cnmmnted to five yiFs
In the pehitgnliaty the sentence OF
Clint and AndpiSOn Barnard aud TO ten
years that Oi uld ma lullH Btunid.
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INDICTED FUR BRIBERY.
a Detroit Alderman Illus Three True bills
Found Against Him.


Found Against Him.
DErRolT, Nov. 22.-Tho grand jury,
which has been investigating for some
time past tho charges OF bribery brought
wholesale against the city Council ad.
ded another chapter to lie labors this
morning by bringing in three indict.
meuts against Alderman John Chris
Jacob, President OF the Council Two
indictments are for soliciting bribery In
connection with a SCheue which the
Alderman seems 10 have worked for all
IL was wwofth for Oxacting ten per
cent commission on all contracts they
awarded. The other indictment against
Jacob Ia for Offering q bribe.
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EXPLOSION Ar PITTSBURGH.
A Leak In II Natural Gas Main Causes u
GlrllL Dnnth.

LcNh iu u Nhtui" hus hAhih SHuheH u
Girls Death,
PIrTspuRon, Nov. 99.-An explosion
OF natural gas in the basement Of a
three.story brick dwelling house on
Wylie avenue, near Tunnel street, at 0
o'clock this morning, wrecked the build.
ing and fatally injured q servant girl,
Barbara Knave. A leak from the main
had Tiled the vault aud basement with
gas aud when the girl struck q match to
light the lre in the range the explosion
occurred, filling the house with flames
and enveloping her. The flames were
extinguiShCd, but the girl WAS 30 badly
burned that she will die. The loss will
bU about $1,000.
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nIIL

HARTONG-On II Ttllay NUycnbHt ~ r."
2.bj y M kAIig Jnungtal nhuiNt
Louis aud CAfOlHr llstlpns, sscl lt' ,.
Funof,i tom the ,ttiitngs oi parents No. no
Eoiy StSGI. tuh0ay afternoon Al otlooL'
TslondA Of tho family are Invited, In'Sr
menI Al ufyenWoJd,
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YIolnle1 llle I.nh0r Inv.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov 29.--The
United States District Attorney ut Nor
4olk, Va, was yCstGrday instructed to
bring suits against certain English cot.
ton brokers Tor violation OF the alien
contract labor law, provided 10 be salts.
fled such suits can 6a maintained.
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WAsmvarps, p. O., Nov, 92.-ThC
President made tho following appoint,
lnentS to.dayt Thomas ]. Powers, oI
Pennsylvania, to he Naval Officer UI
Customs In the dlStrlut Of Philadelphia
Pa John j. Ridgeway, Of Pennsylvania
10 he Surveyor ol Customs In the district
OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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Am Arnlhl

BALriNoaE, Nov g9,--ThO indications
are that baltimore Ia to have all active
corn export trade this winter The blg
operators whose dealings In corn lRst
winter excited the lte Of New York and
brought the Interstate COllIineFCe Com.
mission here 10 look Into the matter, are
said 10 be al II again,
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NEW YoRr, Nov 29.-Two babies
were shot by their father, Joseph Smith,
at S9l East Ninth street, atlilOp, IN, to.
day. Elizabeth, aged 2 years, iS dead
with q bullet Ii her stomach, aud II
mpplhs old Mary is at Bvlleyde With 4
bullet ia let breast 'Fhe father, who d
w yeata 0l aye, was atIgSlpl, "
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ConvIstsd oI Murder,

rITSBuRon, PA, Nov V2,-willlAm
II. Smitli, ColOred, who slot aud killed
hl" wife aud then attempted suicide
about two months ago, was convicted
to-day Oi murder In thg frat degree.
This 10 tho Inst conviction here In the
ilrst degree In two years,
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it is safe to say that the public has heard
the last OF hosliliIies,
: No more hospitable, honest or peace
fully disposed people live than the Hat
fields. Their enemies were the aggres-
sors, and the blows they have struck
have been in revenge for the unpTo-
yoked butehery OF their nearest and best
loved relatives.
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MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Probability Ahat There win be Dual BOdIel
of tho lIDUaO,

HELRSA, MoST, Nov. 92-The Legis.
lature Is called to meet at noon to,mor.
row. Probably two.thirds oi the mem.
bers are already here, accompanied by a
large sprinklinv OF state politicians.
To-day both parties are holding caucuses
10 decide upon course OF action. 1t Ia
believud that there will bp dual bodies
Of the House and that neither party will
have a quorum. In the Senate.