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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
JUDICIAL
How They Are Divided Among h Jastis
ollhr Nunreme Court.

How They Are Divided NmonE the J~astiee.
Of the supreme Court.
The names Of the Justices OF the
Federal Supreme Court are IA follows:
Chief Justices. Melville W. Fuller. OF
illinois; Associate Justice. Samuel +.
Miller. Of Iowa; stephen j. Field. OF
California; Joseph /. Bradley. Of New
Jersey: John NJ. Harlan. of Kentucky;
Stanley Matthews. Of Ohio; Horace
Gray. OF Massachusetts; Samuel Batch
ford. Of New York. and Lucius q. G.
Lamar. Of Mississippi. The United
States Circuit Courts include nine
judicial circuits. which arc divided
and assigned. with place Of meeting.
As follows: First Judicial Circuit. in
Guiding districts OF Maine. New hamp-
shire. Massachusetts. and Rhode
Island. Mr.. Justice Gray. Boston.
Mass. Second Judicial Circuit. includ-
ing Vermont. Connecticut. and New
York. Mr.. Justice Blatchford. New
York City; Third Judicial Circuit.
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. and Del
u Mr.. Justice Bradley. Newark.
n. j.; Fourth Judicial Circuit. includ-
ing Maryland. Virginia. West Virginia.
North Carolina. and South Carolina.
Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller. Washington;
Fifth judicial Circuit. Georgia, Florida.
Alabama. Mississippi. Louisiana. and
Texas. Mr.. Justice Lamar. Macon.
Ga; Sixth Judicial Circuit. Ohio.
Michigan. Kentucky. Tennessee. Mr..
Justice Matthews. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Seventh Judicial Circuit. Indiana.
Illinois. Wisconsin. MI. Justice
Harlan. Chicago; Eighth Judicial Cir
cult. including Minnesota. Iowa.
Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas. Nebraska.
and Colorado. Mr.. Justice Miller.
kcokuk. Iowa; Ninth Judicial Circuit.
California. Oregon. and Nevada. Mr..
Justice Field. San Francisco. CAL
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
GRlNNECL ON SOCIALISM.
Remarkable Statement of the Prosecuting
Attorney In the Anarchist Case.

Remarkable Statement of the Prosecuting
Attorney In the Anarchist Case.
CHICAGO, March ia large audience
at tue K-nwooi Club last night listened
TO a paper ON Socialism in America" by
Judge Grinnell who was State, attorney
in the Anarchist trial. There was fire.
Quent applause. He said: The eager
desire OF party leaders TO obtain and re.
tain office keeps Socialism and it. attend.
ant evils alive. In Chicago Anarchism
is exaggerated out u ali proportions
to its power 20. no good purpose
and some members of both political
parties seem inclined 20 act 50 as 10 catch
this element In my opinion the talk
about the Anarchists dur ing this last win.
ter has been a willful. wicked exaggera.
tion OF their lower. an injury 10 the fair
name. of Chicago. u serious detrimens to
its business interests and | confidently be.
lieve the purpose of su CHI exagGcration
was purely political. Anarchy ns an
organization is dead IN America.
Its advocates have resolved them
selves back into their former state
or ~paren,age. namely. Socialism. Ths
Yankee la~ has terrified them But We
can not with the same ease brush aside
Socialism. That Is here not to bs snufYed
out. Ii can only be evadcd by returning
TO the fundamental principles Of our Gov.
eminent scheN ing paterna.ism and class
les station.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

A Ady finding . b~eggaf-boy II her door
gsve him . meal Of coffee, meat and bread
md butter. whioh be sai down In the area 10
eat A momeat sf,erwsrd. however, he
raped beseechingiy At the door again. and
On its being opened remarked. with his
hand Upon his heart: III ] bad bgi . little
salt l should be perfectly happy"
OF course he got the salt
Human nature Is always lacking some
thing. Often;imes IL were better "a with
out its wishes, yet IL 10 universally COZ
ceded thai no permanent enloyment can be
hal withou: the SAVIOR Of health, wnich
keeps good cheer fresh and preserves and
sweesens life fos the future
The great, rudy farmer pines becausc he
has not won fame or position Tue famous
man longs for the lusiy health Of the sturdy
farmer.
The grain Of salt il wanting.
How TO secure and retain the SAVIOR %
health in the mid. ofthis rushing, nervous.
over worked generation il q problem worthy
OF our closest attention. II can no, b. done
with s;imulan;s, which but spur on the
overworked nerves u fresh efforts, only 10
leave them mJre jaded AL shattered
Nor with narcotics, watch temporarily
soothe, but u create N unnatural p p
tite. the terrors OF which . De Quincy has
% graphically portrayed.
1t NAV DO asked, wha. 10 tho cause OF this
extreme nervousness, lack OF appetite. lang
trouble, deficient heart action. failing eye
sight, spoplectical tendency. etc. We re-
ply, poisoned blood. caused by diseased kid
neys, and the troubles indicated are, after
al. but symptoms OF advanced Kidney Dis
ease, which Is but another name for bright's
disease. Unless remedied there will be G
complete breaking dow Of the great
blood-purifying organs, the kidneys. and
they will be excrcted, piece-mesl. through
the urine.
Now, IN the spring Of the year. owing 70
the extra work which has been put upnn the
Kidneys aud Liver, through y nca, dietdur-
ing the winter months. these sy mp,oms are
more pronounced. and the danger 10 the
patient correspondingly increased II Is
therefore imperative that the poisoned blood
bs cradicated. and tha, I he Kidneys be put
in complete health, which can be speedily
and cYcctually accomplished by the use ~
Warmers Safe Cure, y tried and proved
specific In hundreds Of thousands OF cases
Pursuing the path we have marked out
you will possess the salt OF content, without
which life's banquet is MAT, stale AID un-
profitable"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
TASCOTT A
Detectives Think They Have Him b
Time. Sure-CAught ia Msnitoba.

Detectives Think They Have Him b
Time. Sure-Cau.ht ia Msnit"ha.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, March 10 A dispatch
from West Selkirk. Man, say, Tascott has
been caught on Lake Winnipeg. No par
t~iculnTs have been received.
Recently five detectives arrived from
Chicago having n clew 10 the whereabouts
OF TascOtt. he being supposed To be work.
ing in some OF the neishhoring lumber
camps. Thu detectives lett here suddenly,
supposedly for British Columbia
News arrived last evening from Lake
Winnipeg stating that Ta,cott had been
captured and is now on the way here in
charge Of the detectives. Tascott was GER
tainly here recently and there is q proba.
bility that the right man has been found.
The Pioneer Press Winnipeg special
gives the following more definite state
ment Of the capture of Tascott: "SOmo
Indians arrived by dog train at two O'Clock
yesterday at West Selkirk, conveying the
news that Tascott. the murderer Of Smell,
the Chicago millionaire, had just been
captured on Lake Winnipeg by the Chi.
cago detectives who. accompanied by b
son. Of the murdered man, have
been following . strong clew with the 70.
suit stated for the past few weeka They
arrived near here just after Tascott left
his work TO 60, he SAID, 10 Dakota How.
ever. they are reported to be on their way
to this city with the murderer"
A dispatch received at ten o'clock last
night from Selkirk says the Indians who
brOughtthe information from Lake Winni.
peg have gone to one OF the lOtGes at
the reserve for the night and can not o
be located. Great excitement prevails
among the villagers at Selkirk. but many
are disinclined to believe the report
brought in by the Indiana
The nan who MAS traced to Rat Portage
by the Chicago party and supposed to he
Tascott is reported to have gone north
from that place n would undoubtedly
strike Lake Winnipeg on his journey -
the country on the east OF the lake 10
almost iinpa sab
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
AN ENGLISH MINERVA.
Miss Ethel Montague. the Latest Examln
ton Prize W Tuner.

Miss Ethel Montague. the Latest ExamIns.
ton Prize Winn~r.
Under the system now in force in
the English colleges by which many
important examinations are thrown
open 10 women remarkable successes
have been attained by individual la
dies. though the average of scholar
ship and Ice is. Of course. still
higher among male students than
among female. One OF the lady
cracks" OF the present year is Miss
Ethel +. NJ. Montague. of London. only
twenty-onc. who has recently added 10
the many distinctions she had earned
before. tirst-class honors in English n:
the University of London. passing the
h. A. examination in the first division
with marks deserving a prize. being
the only lady in this class. A pupil of
the Girls Public Day School Company
headquarters nj II Queen Anne's
Gate. London. : W.. she passed with
honors the junicr and senior Cam
bridge local examinations and in 1884
won the companys scholarship. held
for two years. After having matricu-
lated in 1856 ir London University.
with honors. Miss Montague was
offered a Girion scholarship for two
years, and the same year won the
Somerville chemistry prize. as the re-
suit Of the Oxford and Cambridge joint
board examinations. In 1887 she
passed in the London intermediate
Arts" examination. taking second class
honors in English. and WAS awarded
the Reid scholarship at Bedford Col
leGc, Baker street. for one year. These
distinctions were followed by the
Angio-Saxon prize. with n certificate
of honor. and certificate for mental
and moral science. which she obtained
at the June examination OF Cniver-
sity College last year.-PhilndelphiA
Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
The Principal Cause.

''De objec' oh dis hyar meetin'." said
the chairman Of n gathering Of colorcd
people. lis Ia considah inter de- iinan-
cial en- de pecuniary affairs ob dis
church. Will de committe on finances
please give its rcpot?'
Thercupon the chairman of the com.
mit,ee mentioned rose siifiiy and said
with great gravity:
..De committee has only Ia rcpo't
dat il has made a long IN carfui in
v~es,igaiion inter de financial en- pecun-
iary affairs OBJ de chu'h. en- dit De main
en- principal cause ob de financcs bein'
So low is dc lack Oh money."-ioUth'-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
lonE.O Distance Gun.

A 81. Louis shoemaker named Custer
has applied for a patent on a gun
which he claims will shoot ten miles
The gun is n smooth bore, very
similar to a Martini-H Henry rife. and
hammerless On the left hand side Of
the brecch-block is a magazine con-
tanning cartridges 50 arranged that OF
firing the recoil OF the charge opens
the breech. AZ which a spring presses
q cartridge into place.
But the popularity lies in the car
fridge and the rear end Of il. A very
light charge suffices TO star, it.
After il has gone but q few rods the
extreme rear one Of . series of second
airy charges explodes. giving the missile
renewed impetus These explosions
are continued until the series il ex-
hausted or the ~prOjecsile has reached
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

RIAYRfcR. Neh, March Is "A mes;inx
Of the Boari os Trade ~As held last aisAs
for conference With E SamnerAeld. Sea.
eral mAnaS- Of tie Kansas City. Wyan.
dotse & Northwestern railway Greet
interest was takea and the seneimsat Of
the business men favored inducing the
railroad TO come 90 Beatrice. SemnerHs.A
addressed the board saying tie company
would ike 20 ZONE here. Iea board ap-
pointed q committee 20 cuaser with Sca.
meraeid and II possible get . propositions
fos the eatry of tie road into this city.
The road is now completed % tie EAasas
line and VIII b poshed this way - tass -
possihiA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
TRADE REPORT.


BraAstreet's Report Of III state % TsoAo
for the Week.
EEw YoRH. March lA-Bradstrssa
says: Special kilograms indicate . moder.
ate improvement Of general trade At New
York Guy, TO . moderate extent also a
Pittsburgh. Louisville. St Louis, Chicago,
New Orleans. Galveston, St Joseph. Bur.
lingtou, Omaha, Kansas City and Han
Francisco. This warrants . report OF Q
noticeable gain in the distr button Of gen.
erai merchandise over the preceding
week. The more favorable weather 10
responsible for . large portion Of the gain.
Interior ago roads are improved south
and mercantile collections are more
prompt at Burlington, Detroit. Omaha.
hicago and else~ here. Wheat 10
weaker and is &c lower under the inhu-
ence Of IN apparently bulIish Government
crop report, which when analy red proves
to Be unqusstionab!y un;ru,;worthy. The
best available data indicat. . total Of not
less than 49,. 900, 200 bushels visible and
invisible) wheat in the country on March
l, 1888. agains, 10. 900. go bushels one year
previously. Flour is Of l0c to 2oc. ard
corn llhc. Additional reports TO Brad
streets as TO cotton stock at interior
wv sup" Su okkAeS0Sc ~ VI
ary 20 1853. at l on towns Of 1908 bales
OF cotton against Ia, sss bales February !.
1883, . decline OF - per cent Iron is
steady but unchanged in price Cheaper
coal will hep makers Of pig iron
Rails are firm at s27 without enough
business 70 warrant III talk Of an
advance. Anthracite coal, which has
been officially reduced p TO 81 per cent
will Be cut by. some operators snd dealers
stiil further. New York and Boston dry
goods jObbers report s~easOnab.e activity
in the demand for spring aud summer
fabrics Print cloths and low grade brown
and bleached goods are firm bat inactive,
in view OF the restriction in the produc.
ton caused by the Fai! River strike. Raw
wool is One-nalf to OH. cent lower on light
demand from manufacturers only, who
are supplying immed ate wants. Cotton
10 in good demand al an aivAnce O; one.
sixteenth cent on spot. Business failures
number I9j in the Uni, a States this week,
against 22l last week and III this week
last year. Total number Of failures in the
United States from January ! todats were
S,l&3 against 2,6l6 in less.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
sirkness In WaAhln1t@.

WASHINGTON, March M-rhere are
probably more cases Of pnsumonia u the
city at present than as any period before
in several yeara Neatly al of tAsse cases
were contracted BY exposure during the
President Harrison. Representative Town.
shend and NJ. O'Bsien. % the Cpissd
Press are perhaps the best known Of tho.e
who died from the day, bat there ase .
number Of others still danesroasiy ill
SerSeans.at-a arms Canady. who held an
umbrella ov er President Harrisoa While
the latter MAS reading his inaugural I'D.
dress, but Who got thoroughly dreached
himself. - now lying sick NJ hts litsls CO.
tAce on Delaw are avenue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

Mr.. Jones would reverse the de-
fnit;on. probably. What's the
difference between n controversy and \
fgh,?r asked,a youthful heir Your
mother and | have controversies. ex-
planned the father. while NJ. aud
Mrs Jones next door aghL"-!iarPvrs
Ra-ar
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
Terrible Crime Suspected.

NASHVILLE Tenn. March IA special
20 the American from Hollow Rock, Ben.
toll County. Tenn. says that the hoase
Of william Flowers vas burned last night
and Flower, his wife and two children
persisted in the fanea Neigabon saw the
fire but arrived too late to be Of any -.
istane~ Not a single occupant Of the
house Was lsfs 10 tell how the fire occurred.
There are suspicious Of murde: and rob-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

ToHACco shou!d bc cr>;i,ed ~ . par: 81
the discovery q! Christopher Columbus
When he nr.t nv: the Indians they were
imbib.ng the fumes az toussco IN TIE staI-s
II "A cigar THIS cigar WAS net wholly of
tobacco, though. IL was d stalk or straw
tube h.lei with ttis weed. Bat tho Indians
inokec p;yss chiefly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

II reading pubic has reason Ia be dts
Hus;ed with any medicine Which claims "a
cure every thing. from . corr 10 consuuIp
,ion. SaAilenbergcr's Ant.dotc for Nalaria
10 simply wha; ss name inpor;s. IL yoa
have Malaria in your system. . few dos
will destroy II Immediately 10 far - n'S
known II IS the only sE,1do,e for This po.soa.
Sold by Druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

Produce . shocking disturbance 80 d
nerves uns;yung. Their weakness. Org
mating with the s.ouaAch's ins-;Icn usually.
10 reflected by . yrr.urosiica az the orsAa
Of thou Snt &ad hy general csSAase Gs>nsr.
mony. They may Re s'rrng;heDci a.
quoted BY restoring vt1cro0scSc>isCn VITA
Rosic:icr's S,o.nsrh Bsfscr>. s.-c q Trading
preventive and remedy fer raASrial de
orders, bilious snd kssney Alnea,s, co1sn-
pa,,on and q .h~unA;sc tendency. ]. Is .
prime spfrISrr aiSo
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

IE careful n using salt On the ground
SAT- Will Kill weeds la u certain extent, and
4; Is also IA remedy !pr some kiGds % frubs
Ia the col, bu, salt WI kiii other plants az
wei, and is use may result IN u loss OF
some Of the garden crops.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

''WnAr in creation have YOU 50, eli those
chromos hanging in the Hsruen fosF' Mac!
the kdy OF the house Of her gardener.
sure. mum. tnim's out OF the scci cs;ty
logN, an I put 'em In front G! the seeds
when ] plant 'cu. 50 they can sec w. hat KIND
Az crops they . expected ,eperdaee. NUN
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

q grsstnss 81 B.ii;ings. Portable. G;e.
you wan, E~aSr,~inss OF anv d-scr -
ton Build ngs. Pcr;raita Nacain-fy-
Maps, PAS, etc -Nr q To us for .siuriss
and psice.. Only pho,o-sngrav.ns es'sh-
siscu,c light
A. y. kxLlo00 NswsrArKR Co.
Kansas City. No
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

-He-"The waiter says we can't
have An omclci. They haven't any
esg." Sbe-.I just n -oon have
mine without eggs always do ~
hone."--Pick Me Up
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

ELnnR SisrKK-"Oh. you fancy yourself
very wise, ! dare say. bu, ! could give YOU
n Wrinkle or txo." Younger SSter-"So
doubt and never miss them"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

TnnHK are many iOrmsof nervous debility
in men that yi,id 10 the use of Carter sircu
Pills. Those who are troubled with nervous
weakness, night sxeais,ctc-, shouldt r, then.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

CoU0ns, HOarsencs-, SORE Throat. etc -.
quickly relieved by BK"w~s hKn~cr,si
Taos HEs Asimple and ereVtuAl remedy.
superior Ia all other ARTICLES for the same
purpose. Sod on ia t-rrfs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

my son. why 10 ~ YOU are always behind
hand IN your stud "B.csus- II were
not b~ehindhaad with them ! could DUt puf-
sue them"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

4 RRiGHr little girl In SUNDAY school.
upon being asked what scrt OF . spsrii that
OF the Pharisce was, replied. 1T Was doiuH
Agood thing and then feeling big over IL"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

THOSE who wish To practice econom,
should buv Carter Little Liver Pills. Fort,
pills in y vial; only ono pail = dose
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

Hall Q century has elapsed s,nce Coo
gross Appropriated eI.OO ioward compiling
agricultural statistics by the large ,mpoftA
ton of ~brcadstu6s shipp-d 70 Amcrsca thAs
wear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

is London during n rec-st week 'be
births outIumber-d ID. death. a.Uos, tive
70 one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

AcroHs. Vocslisis, Public Speakers praise
Haie's Honey 81 Horrhound and Tar.
PIkc's Too,hachc Drops Cure IN one minute
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

-,n, ,-~r.-,s r0~s <assrarsta n~sie
,sss. M.mi,as pa rsz..Y~sa !Ssss<' n~-s's.
..s sIs~r .sissus.s 49, s.ssssAs 'rssssAas
rxz~a &c. ~ . s-<usar rszss~sAsa FHsa
sra sry-s.s. stsus g. e~ssssfasefs- s~~-
t--Sf "a yu-ssessS % erosr S~-aaea
Il s.t ec.t. a. cvNF g ! zeSs ssS r~~1s
10 o. =zra thsstScSf o~s tssa ~ hvsS sfSeS1
uur ss.-y over. u-=r -a-ssg~sr'ss esF~s S*
-. .e~h. itkt1aat.t ss s<ss sk~a p.rsss
uAxsaI Maso. kass@s - No
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

DAvipG BURNETT began so serve Ne act
ing %pr-snien, Of ihc republic Of 1csas'
tifty years NC
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

WESTERN TorRfsr-.Cos much stock ~
handf' Kanchmsu-"Nor~, got . right
smart bunch on .oot. though"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

Rr~iar. the newly crowned k.=.' Of A.
nam, is only ten years 81 see
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

THH late Crown Prince KDdnlph. % Aus
tria. eft debts amounting 80 ,,ss1VS marks
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

" afflicted with Sore Eycs us- DR. lsAas
Thonpson's Eye Water. Druggists .cli H. x.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

tale us-S. ssr-z4ritA every ysas IS .
sF-a. t-aAc. stn s.oss s4lsf.rsesy rsssSA Z
esExs1sI, a. ur-.ss .trvss. r-.yesN
Ma. IL zee s-~sa~ ~ taAS ttc<ts AaFs0esrae
.cnos D. induced a. tGs snt csh~e
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

up You saw, Il have lost nv child and
can never smile again" You say. Il have
lost my property aud I never can repair
my fortunes" You say. Il a fallen
into sin and l never can start again for .
new life" IL Satan q make you form
that resolution. and make YOU keep il, he
has ruined YOU. Trouble is not sent to
crush you. but to rouse you. to animate
YOU. 10 propel YOU. The blacksmith dos
no; thIus the iron into the forge and then
blow away with the bellowa and then
bring the hot iron out on the anvil and
heat with stroke after stroke to ruin the
iron. hut TO prepare il Tor better use.
u, that the Lord God Of Nehemiah would
rouse up oil broken hearted people 20 re-
build. Whipped. betrayed. shipwrecked.
imprisoned Paul went right on. The
Italian martyr AlGerius sits in his duu.
geon writing . letter. aud he dates il
From the deiectable orchard OF ths Leon
tine prison." That is what l call triumph.
ant sadness know . mother who buried
her baby on Friday aid m Sabbath ap.
peared in the house o, God and aid
Give me . class; give me a Sabbath
school class. have no child now left me.
and l would like 20 have q class Of little
children. Give ms real poor children.
Give me q class Of the back street." That.
l saw, is beautiful That is triumphant
sadness At three O'Clock this afternoon.
in . beautiful parlor in Philadelphia
parlor pictured and statuettei-there will
be from ten to twenty destitute children
Of the street. II has been so every Sab
hath afternoon At three O'Clock for
many years These destitute children
receive religious instruction concluding
with cakes AID sandwiches How do
I know that that has been going
on Tor many years! I knew It in this
way. That was the first home in Phila.
delphia where ] VA called 70 comfort Q !
-rA.-A.A snlf.did hox |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-07
KILLED HIS Children.
The Awful Deed Of a Drunken
Father in Charleston,
OTHER NEWS FROM THE STATE
An Important Arrest Made in Marion
county-The Alkiro MurdereFs
Captured Interesting DeciS'
ion by Judge Jacobs.

CHARLESTON, W, Va, Oct, GA fear
iul tragedy was enacted yesterday morn
ing in little cabin occupied by Mary
and Andrew Kempi, brother and sister,
on the bill back OF the west end Of this
city. The father Of the two children, In
a ct of'drunken rage, had attacked the
two with a large dirk knife at an early
hour In the morning, and when Consta'
BILE Nelson and two or three citizens en-
tered the house about hall'past nine the
children were in dying condition,
v bile the father was contemplating his
bloody work In q dazed sort Of way,
lie was still armed with the knife, hut
after little strategy had been resorted
to, the weapon was secured, and he was
taken into custody and locked up In jail,
A Justice ofthe peace then accompanied
a doctor to the cabin and took the ante
mortem statement OF the boy, hissister
being too weak to relate what had occur
red.
From the boys statement the follow
ing details OF the horrible affair are
made up: Felix Kempi, the father,
missed some small articles, including
some tlatirons, from bis house, which
stands about aquarter Of a mile from the
cabin occupied by the two children, and
going over to the cabin, he accused his
daughter ofhaving taken the irons. She
denied the matter, when the father ap-
piled very proiane and offensive cpl
tliOt to her, and, drawing lis knife, he
plunged itinto Mary'sstomach and again
In the lower portion Of the abdomen. AS
the girl fell she received two more cuts
from the irenzied father one on the face
aud the other In the right side. The
brother Rprang on his father In an at
tempt to save his sisters life, when the
old man stabbed him twice In the abdo.
men, the entrails protruding from the
wounds In a horrible manner. When
the children were discovered they pre-
scented a horrible sight, while the floor
Of the cabin was almost as bloody as a
slaughter pen.