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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27

Probably one 81 the hvehest parties which
ever visited EnFcpe from this country was
the one composed Of members Of the odd Owl
club, of TINS cry. Those who composed is
we're Tom kirkwood Fred Stanley Harry
Billings, Scott Linn and Beverly Chambers.
Poor Chambers and Linn have died since.
This little party was given a grand banquet
at the Owl club'S rooms on the eve OF their
departure, and were made 20 he IL fowsrs
and bathe IN wine.
1t was no limited, ''Cooks tourist" party,
and each man took bis 'roIin with him bentl
upon seeing tho Old World thoroughly Tbsy
had their own special guide everywhere. N
Rome they engaged tie most expert couriss
and took in all of the celebrated art galleries
in one OF these the coarisr paused IN front os
an old painting and said, ifupressiveiv, as be
pointed at she canvas; That Is by Michael
Angelo. IT took hfn nine years 10 pain: Il. ?
The boys regarded it intently. "Yol d0n's
mean 10 ten re that Il took Mike nine years.
10 paint that" said STANLEY. finally. "lt took
Michael Angelo that time 10 paint Il g said
the guide Wei. +" said Fred, IN lay 100 70.
that Hank Mitb1sn could have painted -
Ia threo days" The courier Gaid he had n~vsa
heard Of hiIn Newer beard Of Hank Mill
CANT exclaimed Stanley. Wei bs may
l.ot be known hs1e IN Rome, bat every one Ia
Chicago knows him. He's n sign painter
II the guide had not been getting extra large
pay ne would have quit tiie party in disgust,
~ re ropIlv lowell urt - Chicaeo Herald
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
To Improve the Finger Nails.

Many people think that pushing the skin
back from the nail will show it more, and
that by this practice the delicate hem, as we
call it, which holds the upper and under skins
together, is totally destroyed and the ends
II the fingers have an ugly yellow growth
encircliug the nail instead OF the delicate
framework which nature intended Then
the way in which the nail is cut can totally
change the shape of the fingers. By cutting
the nails close at the sides and keeping the
corners from adhering to the skin hang nails
can be avoided Where the nails are thin
end inclined to break frequent oiling is NEG
essary, and the nails should never be polished
except when some oily substance is used be
side the powder. This keeps the nails more
pliable, and, no matter how thin they are, if
properly treated they are no more liable TO
break than thicker ones. Another thing that
is bad for the nails is polishing them too
roughly. They should be lightly touched
and not rubbed until they become heated.
This is one cause of white spots coming on
che nail and marring its beauty.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27

,siers. the; whole breeding ground, Hfclss WIN
tunnels OF the water, being so freely inter-.
sected by narrow alleys Of sound turf thsA
the visitor is enabled 10 inspect them closely;
aor does his approach disturb the equaninity
( the birds. though, if moleste'i during the
breeding season. or while the brood IS young,
he swan is a bird that wiz defend himself,
and still more his offspring, with considerable
salor They lar from fvs TO eight very
arge thick saelled white eggs, AID the period
II Incubation is six weeks
The swan is not indigenous TO the British
s'es, bnt IS supposed to have been introduced
rom Eastern Europe or Asia many centuries
oack- Our climate, however, suits them
we'll, aud st Ab5otsbury they have hourished
sxceeiingiy The number there now is about
20; formerly more were kept. ~ many rs
l. go; while further back. again. tradition
gives the number as Zoo or 5000. In winter
line many sorts OF wild birds put in an app
oearance, when the sooty plurnage Of innut
nersble coots forms a striking contrast With
he snowy whiteness of the swans SomA
years back black swan, that rara avis N
:erris. kept the white ones eounpany for.
while, bus none knew whence i, came or
whittier If went There are also beppers, or
Wild swans, q smaller species
Wild species are, perhaps, always smaller
lhsn tame, though generally more beautiful; !,
aus this does no: sem to be the case with the
,wan, as NJ Baillon. kings counselor and
oaili'f Of Waber, 81 Nonfreuil-siir-M er, TO
marks: THE abundance and the choice Of
.ood augmented the bulk Of the tame swan.
out its form has lost none Of it's elegance; Il ]
has preserved the same graces and the sans
freedom in all Us motions; rs ma es.ic port
5 ever admired. I doubt whether even all
-hese qualities are fouad to equal extent Inc
The wild bird" At Abbotsbury, however.
lie swans are not fed; they find ample pro-
vision Tor themselves III the algn ard other
marsh plants which grow on the banks Of the
fleet
The grace ard power with which the swar
moves in what We NAV call his native ele,
nent are delightful On land be has beer5
coupled with the dtmountcd Dragon 70 Illus
rate the extreme OF awkwardns.s<. and 10
must be confessed that his gait Is more I'M
calmly; but atioat lac is superb. According
TO that keen observer an. snllReat natural
lst, Button, the swan presents the finest nat
lral model for the art Of navigation. ats
raised neck and round swelling breast exhibit
the Prov OF a ship cleaving the waves; It's
broad belly represents the kert; IT. BODY,
pressed down before, rises behind into tho
stern. The tail is genuine rudder. It's feet
are broad oars, and lis wings. half opened Ia
the wind and gently inflated, are the salts
which irnpel the animated machine Corn
bill Magazine
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27

Death cones equally - - 81, and rsak~s
q al equal when he corne5 Tie asoss = 81
csk 30 p chimney are ~ epiispa Of tnat, 70
tel re now hlEh, q nov i4ggs. tat va. =
teils ne not ssz- fccis u sbsstere6 vi-i-s <
stood, nor Nhat Issa i bgrt wee a. fe5L Iss
Gust q -.Tsat psrz0as' grave - spssss- ss. too
i ssys uotblnZ. = s.a..r-syZla-es nof5snz -
sooa tae dust q zsTstcE Ncosn tso1 wozsls'
ugt, a. 81 prince vaazE. tlls e91 e-sf ri. lSs
upon, vii tro1Ls.s thine eyes u TIE viFs1 plcs
l. fa!tCs-. AID = zen q p -. -lasl aa-a b.2~r
tGs DIS, q tos casT = yard 1870 - cl-ss-ra
a..a toe r1zE zweeps-oi.t tae oEss1 < tse ca-res
TITO fae cEurcEy-yL woo va EsEser as x
slft those scAln. e. - proaa1zzcs, ''ZS.s &
tie rasr.c.sa. tEzs = tSe aeA-s so~sT. az
liz t.e r.et.--sr h-seT - D5-1e
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
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Many o. the songs O; the late Or. Charles
Mackay obtained popularity such as tho
works Of oshar verse writers 0f kls age nevsr
secured The tso famous soneS, ''Thars's a
good time coming, boys and ~Che=r, boys.
cheerH-songs which are known wherever
the English language Is spoisea>-wsr~ written
by Or. Aacksy. The second 81 thess hAs
connected vita it, popularity very curious
story, end cne which II well worth rscaIing.
During the Indian naatiny Mana Sahib found
the song-Or, perszps, we shoaid rather say.
the melody TO ~sls.z " ssas saE--ot Erea. nse
ia encouraging his troops whsu IN air.son.
Stranger Sun, be orzs.re-1 the band 70 Htriks
Up this AR white ais unhappy victims we're
oeing slaughtered 10 the assembly rooms D.
fore being thrown info the well az CS~apor..
IL can hardly D@ wondered thai ths au,hor,
a. ne btlaslr i@sIs "a IA Hi- uisnoirs. from
that tts=s never e2Tst 70 recall ksscompn~t-
tisH. The worId az large, however. ignorss.
or mere probably has never REALIZED the s.a~
ister assGc+a1sons attached 70 '-Chssr, boy..
cheer, AID ~ tssSS dsy .as tzne h q kaSSr1ts
enc Vitn thu pas~eugers on the e1ssgTant
sdips that kzvs Liverpool for Aksstra on
tie coi0ulsz.-Aor:real Soar.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
A Candymaker's Good Word for Candy.


Candy ispot unwholesome if it is made of
pure sugar and harmless coloring and flavor
ing" said a Fulton street sugar baker
Sugar, you know, is very nourishing, and if
people with sweet teeth would only eat candy
it should be eaten the dentists in New
York would have less work to do. Candy
should be absorbed, not masticated. and you
can always detect impurities in candy by
sucking it. ii il is pure sugar it viii all melt
slowly in your mouth, but if any sediment
remains you may be satisfied that you have
eaten impure candy. However, as a rule,
even adulterated candy is not injurious, be-
cause flower or corn starch are usually the
ingredients used to increase the quantity,
and, beyond destroying the flavor, they do
not materially injure the quality.
Always choose brown candy if you can.
1t is much more likely to be pure than the
green, OF the pink or red, or even the white.
Never crunch IL between your teeth. Allow
the natural heat of the mouth to dissolve it
and don't attempt to chew it Is though it
were tough beefsteak.
1.-THE life of a working candy maker is de-
eidedly unhealthy. He never eats any of the
sweetmeatS that he manufactures, but the
hot saccnarine particles that impregnate the
air in which he works are almost certain to
affect his lungs. Sugar bakers are not long
lived race. | make many tons of candy in
the course of a year, but l can't say that /
ever eat any OF NEW York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27

IlscEeEav : hard 20 initiate T.. tce Err,
piace &c yss Tery strong ~rite-. sud. ia
tie second Place- sc knew lie Thoroughly
from ~ STANDPOINT Of the Enztssa e.ab. lie
~As rl2Is nIaa ana really bad ulaIy quail
To- AZ coInlool With che .: his cs4rsctsrz,
Fltz Boodhe. he nsssF xas liked as Z iaaa,
and &c aeA Ct had te slzr-s Esszst8oa IN so.sesy
a. Irealope, e!t6OaEa Re vas q = Jar Lssts4T
family an a. aszrs a Huea better geat4s-
nlAn- But he w0lnsa q fam - se-s afrass
q hin4- and 1asrs:eTs tes ms F-assFyszd .
snslts hln - dinner ~ use esHt-z EaEL.eF th&n
"a asz alEs - tA~ir hc2s-s IL nssrt hSrzs~.s
extremely ~ t5s E-eI1ss # Ess atfzcss
Gs,on bai srer- ~a1=e T'ossfioa II Esg.lsa -
eiery as a. a'<n - Lard Br-sa-s fefo~e TIA
azzr.es wl.a ~ 7sSts -C-11e.ss Literature
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
MARRIED BY PROXY.
The Wedding Celebrated While the Bride
groom Was Thousands of Miles Away.

Sencr CIplano Cbaudo was, until recently,
consul OF Inc United States Of Colombia az
San Francisco.
We. the senior ana H7ySait lived 2: tee sane
hotel and by mutual agreement we each in
strUcted the other in the Language. customs
and manners OF our respective couHtrles
/ grew 70 be quite fond Of the sen.r, he
was 50 generous and simple ana eager 10
learn cur WAYS. His consular duties consisted
mainly n drawing his s.!ary. which ~ did
with clocklike regularity.
the seuor vas married learned and ire
picture of ms vife. which - always carried
about him. YVES Ifa-r x charming Seoorg Q.
the regulation Spanish type q beauty
Bog0ts ~as ere nouas q This owing pair.
Nine OUando tseiHE th- nI-ce Of the pr-sa-
ient Of Jhs -epao.lc
One CAV tie seno- sd - rzss II bis orokea
English. Z must - h0ns &c ny rise
can 10 longer bar TINS sst.arafioa- be>3,i-s.
ms fa;aer hiss been nar-ied 20 her asoat
long eaaagh
Ills fats4sr l saou- 81
y RAJ on earth 10 ral 1aesn ! ssAei
. IS fssn vrege soei E5sa--ls3 -snorF
Aoo1t SIX nssnzls .1-2. &c re0->-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
LEGAL EXECUTION FOR MURDER

WAYNEsBURG, Pa, Feb. g. = George
Clark, convicted for the murder of William
McCausland, the Allegheny City drover.
was hanged here to-day. The drop fell at
11:07 a. m., and he was pronounced dead in
twelve minutes.
CLARK retired early last night and slept
quite soundly. He arose about o'clock
this morning and ate a hearty breakfast.
He then took another sleep and did not get
up until o'clock. Shortly after that Rev
Maxwell called and read chapter in the
bible and had prayer. Clark then claimed
that he was not guilty and prayed earn
estly that God would yet make known the
murderer OF William McCausland. At
1890 o'clock some $50 persons were within
the enclosure waiting for the sheriff and
Clark to appear. At Ii a. IN. Sheriff Good
win and Clark, accompanied By four
deputies and Rev. Maxwell, appeared and
assembled the scaffold. The sheriff adjusted
the cap and tied the rope. When asked
II he had anything to say, Clark answered,
II am Innocent" After prayer by Rev.
Maxwell he shook hands with all on the
scaffold and bid them good bye
The crime for which Clark paid the pen
atty on the scaffold at Waynesburg. Ma
ron county. Pa, today WAS the murder of
William McCausland, drover of Ale
gheny City on September TO- 1857, on the
morning of which day he was shot down.
McCausland left the steamer james G.
Biain at McCann's Ferry, in Cumberland
township. About mile from the sDot. IN
small ravine, he was fired upon and fell
dead. Three months later George Clark
and Zachariah Taylor were arrested. They
had been seen in the vicinity OF the muir
der and near the body of the victim was
found revolver having the initials u. f.
g, which corresponded with those Of
brother of George Clark. Although the
evidence was entirely circumstantial, both
men were convicted. Six other persons
were tried for completely in the crime and
were released. Zacharah Taylor, al, o con-
demned 10 death for completely in the
same crime, will be executed April 8.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
WILL NOT RETIRE.
BISMARCK DELAYS HIS RESIGNA-
TI0N FROM OFFICE.
The Decisive Defeat Of the Cartellers
Causes His Recon-
siderati0n.
4 Loss Of Million Votes to the Cartel
Parties. while the Socialists Gain
Half as Much.
Mr. Balfours Home Rule Bill for Ireland
Looked Upon with Suspicion by the
Opposition Young Abraham Lin
coin in His Death-Throes-
Foreign Gossip etc.
WEATHER BULLETIN

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Feb.
90 The highest temperature was II
the lowest SO. and the mean g., with
cold, cloudy weather aud little snow and
sieet in the afternoon, which yielded OF
inch of water, falling barometer.
Last year on February 26 the highest tenn
perature was $40 the lowest % . and the
mean 800.
FRED l.. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Feb. 26. p. III. - Forecast until p. N
Thursday:
For Missouri: Cloudy weather with &C.
casional rain or snow, variable winds,
warmer Friday morning.
For kansas:Local snow, variable winds,
warmer Friday morning.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
To Aid Duck Hunters.

boat has been invented for the use OF
duck hunters which, it is claimed. is perfect
device as regards ease of management and
the high rate of speed attainable Those who
have sculled boat in pursuit of crippled
birds in the ordinary way are aware of tina
great strain upon the wrist which this method
of propulsion entails. In the craft above
mentioned the oar is thrust through the mid
die and bottom of the boat in a contrivanca
not unlike a centerboard. The leverage OBJ
tanned is enormous, and the inventor claims
that a small boy through the use of his de-
vice, can beat a professional oarsrnan in
shell-New York Telegram.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27

Rose Nine. Hoste tea This Is one OF TIE
very finest roses ever sent TO this country
II is already known in England ss fine bad
Ger, while experience also shows = 10 5s al
excellent indoor winter bIoomsr II il a
strong, busay grower. and a bad can AWAY.
be cut WIFI long stem and closely ST leaves.
Of heavy texture and dark green coloT Il Is
Ike a Perle II growth. and also in tie fact
that the oUd shows different shades In differ
elt temperature IN cool weather - Is al
ivory Waite tscarcely cream q even tint. in
the summer il Is a bright canary WITH deep
amber center.
We Enow q 10 iea rose with q larger or
more faely shape3 bud Il Is zIoouiar. aud
ST the same t.zse distinctly poiEse-l and .,
iais shape OF bad Arrays indicates. Is very
double. and an unusually beautiful opeD
rose---st- Louis Iilo5e-Demcc-as
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
4 Million Silver Dorlars.

What is tie weight OF / Goa, 900 silver dol
lars.1
The question was asked Of Chief Coin Clerk
Vasslr at the sub-ureasurv.
''Twen.y-nine tons svoirdupois,a was tae
reply.
how much space is required for their
storage!7
i should say about I'D cubic feat. Dos
ton Herald
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
BISMARCK RECONSIDERS.
He Will Not Retire from Office at the
Present.

BERLIN, Feb. 26-It is semi-officiallv
stated that the result of the recent cleo
tion for members OF the reichstag has
caused Prince Bismarck to delay his resig-
nation from Office. 1t is believed that he
would undoubtedly have resigned had the
election resulted in a victory for the Cartel
parties.
The vote of the Socialists in the recent
election compared with the last previous
election show gain of 567, 405 votes. The
gain of the German Liberals compared in
the same way is 224, 600. The Centre party
on the contrary and the parties included
In the Cartel coalition all lost heavily.
The Carteliers have lost million votes
and the Centre party 20657 votes.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27

New YORK, Feb. 26.-1he entire rubber
business in importing and manufacturing
branches has been formed into a trust
company. The fiual arrangements, which
Rre but few, will be completed tomorrow
Rubber has been steadily advancing in
price Of late, and the prospects are now
that combine has been formed hat it
will 90 much higher. A meeting of the
rubber boot and shoe manufacturers was
held at the Windsor hotel here today.
Nearly all the importers of this COUNTRY
were also represented. The meeting wss a
secret one. One of the mem berS who de
sired that his name be not mentioned said
that the trust was formed because OF the
short supply OF rubber and the consequent
advance in prices
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
CHILOREN'S HOME RULES.

BE prompt at every meal hour.
Shut every door after you, and without
slamming it.
Let your first, last and bsst confdant De
your mother.
Don't make Practice of shouting, jumping
or running in the house.
Never interrupt any conversation, but wait
patiently your turn 10 speak.
Carefully clean the mud and snow OF your
shoes before entering the houss.
Tell OF your own faults and n1isdoiugs, ne.
those OF your brothers and sisters.
Always speak kindly and politely 10 every
body, if you would have snsm co the same a
YOU Golden Days
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb 26-The Pan-Ameri-
can conference today accepted the resigna-
ton of Mr.. T. g. Pierra. OF New York,
the Spanish secretary to the conference,
whose resignation was sent in several times
but withdrawn at the request of foreign
delegates. The resignation is due to
feeling on the part of Mr.. Pierra that
salary paid is inadequate and TO friction
between him and Mr., William Curtis, the
executive officer of the conference.
The report of the committee on railroads
favoring the construction of d continental
railroad was adopted by the Pan-Ameri-
can congress today.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
DESTROYED AIS EvFclGBT

NEVADA, No, Feb. 2G.-Mrs. J. H.
Smith today destroyed the eyesight of
Nathan Gordon. 4 clerk in q jewelry store.
by throwing red pepper in his eyes. AIRS.
Smith was a domestic il the family where
Gordon boarded. Her character was said
To be had and Gordon told the family "a
Ms Smith for revenge went 20 the store
where Gordon was employed this morning
and threw handful Of cayenne pepper in
his eyes. HIS sight was destroyed.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
MISSOURI LIQUOR DEALERS

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 26-The asso-
citation of Missouri liquor dealers COM
pleted the work of its annual convention
today. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President Charles
Schattner, of Kansas City: vice president.
Charles Schweickard, OF St. Louis; second
vice president, p r. Carnody, of st.
Louis; third vice president, II. J. Hins
man, of st. Louis; financial secretary,
Charles Schoettler. St. Louis; recording
secretary, Cornelius O'Sullivan; treasurer,
Adam OfeDstein
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
A CONVENT To RE snin

PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 26.-The entire
property of the Ursuline convent with its
magnificent buildings will be offered at
public sale here in spite of the interference
of the pope. The sale is the outcome OF a
quarrel between the mother superior,
Alphonse, and five French sisters and
Bishop Phelan, who deposed Mother
Superior Alponse and placed another
sister in charge of the Institution. The
pope decreed that Alphonse as founder be
paid $50, 600 for the property but they re-
fuse this compromise aud claim the pro-
lection of state, not ecclesiastical laws in
maintaining ownership. The property is
valued at 800 coo.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
II Silenced the Professor.

Birdie Dougherty may be only miss Of
four summers, but IN repartee she does not
propose 10 even let the principal of our
schools get the best of her. Miss Birdie was
visiting Professor Pattisons school a few
days ago, when the professor, in a joking
way, said; Birdie, you must be a good little
girl or | will send you homen
IF you send me home" replied Birdie,
when you Come TO see my sister I'll send you
home
As matter Of course after that Birdie re.
nailed.-Pun1sutswn Spirit
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27

The writer in The North American Review
who says that the ideal newspaper should
print III is news columns nothing but that
which hiss been verified viii please inform
anxious editors now ne would verify en- item
from New Orleans. another from London and
third from Paris, about O'Clock IN the
morning, when the molten lead IS bubbEng
in the stereotype room, the steam is kissing
n the press room, and Uncle Sans mall Will
leave at 3 80 8. u.-Bostoa journal.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
THE MANuFACTUREDLARDB BILL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The house COM
mittee on agriculture today continued the
hearing of persons interested iii the bills
before it for the regulation and taxation
of the manufacture of lard compound or
authorizations Of lard. Opponents of the
proposed legislation had the floor The
first speaker was w. j. Curtis, of New
York, representing \. K Fairbank & Co,
of Chicago. Having finished his speech
Mr.. Curtis, after a discussion by the
committee, was permitted to file the
atiidavits of w. G. Barr, an analyst,
OF the New York state board of agricui-
ture and of the members of the New
Hampshire state board of health to the
effect that examinations made by him
convinced them that there was nothing
harmful used IN the manufacture OF man
ufactured lard.
John NJ. Oliver, the local attorney for y
X. Fairbanks & Co., asserted that if the
proposed legislation was enacted, it would
destroy the business of manufacturers of
lard compounds to the delight of the
makers of prime steam lard. If
this bill passed, Mr.. Oliver
said, it would practically tax
Fairbanks & Co. out of existence, but it
would not raise the price Of hogs nor the
price of packers steam lard. Mr.. Oliver
read the affidavit of David Weston, chem
ist in the employ of Fairbanks & Co.,
showing that the prime steam lard"
bought by the firm varies greatly in quail
ty, some of it being wholly unfit for food
and is made into lard oil.
The committee decided to continue the
hearing at special meeting Friday morn
ing, when each side viii be allowed half an
hour in which to close the case.
Cancers. and generous tumors, are
cured by the purifying effects of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
JOHN JACOB AsTOR,S WILL.

NEW YORK, Feb. CIV. ". Astor and
Lawyer Southmound today flied a petit
ton for the probate of John Jacob Astor's
Will. The viii covers only two and
one-half sheets Of parchment. By its
terms st. Luke's hospital receives 500, 900;
Metropolitan museum of art $50, 900; New
York cancer hospital 100000; Astor
library $50, 1000; Alexander Hamilton 800
90 James Simmons Armstrong $4,000;
all the remainder goes to his son, W. w.
Aston, who with Lawyer Soutnmound are
made executors.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
The Two Sexes.

When you have found poor girl who is
said to be pretty, you have found a really
pretty girl.
Women are most sensible when among wo-
men, and men are most sensible when among
men.
Some women are never pleasant to their
husbands except when there Is some other
woman around.
The man with the greatest JOY, and the
man with the heaviest sorrow, are the men
who say the least.
The nan never reuews his youth but once
4 WOMAN renews hers every time she puts on
\ new iress.-Repubiic.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-27
HE WORK OE ASSASSlNS.

NEW ORLEANS La. Feb. 26.-Assasins
killed one man and attempted TO kill two
others in the town of Springfield. La, on
Monday night. ]. c. White. deputy sher-
if, was killed, Hiram kinchen dangerous
j. wounded and William White shot at
several times but escaped by the fieetness
OF his horse. When fired upon the three
men were on horseback and had started
home about midnight from the town.
Luclen Morgan ana man named Hale
have been arrested charged with the crime.