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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
BlCCAR Is DEAD.
Euasen Demise OF the Veteran
Eome-Ruls Advocate.
he WNluCIIA 10 HEART FAILURE
He Participates II >sssisa of ne asSss
II CSzalaSIas "a tssso@y Niges--
ssnsstking ~ His Career
a. FaritampuE

IoNDoS. Feb 19-Joseph ellis Big
gar. The well-known home ruler and
men Der ., The House OF Commons Tor
the west division OF County Cavsn diee
today a. CiaphGm. a suburb OF London
Hs wzs q years cid
Mr Biegars death was caused by
heart disease. He wss present Ia tie
House of Commons Tuesday evening
ana vas one Of The tellers ia tie diyis-
ion Oh Hr P2rnells amendment 10 the
addres II reply 20 the Queens speech
asking for tie repeal OF the coercion
zct
lgoscph GlLs Bggar vas born in Be1ssi
Arxfst 1se- al was edGeatoG ~ The
academy - that place He was takeu into his
fathers enc aud isiIGtec into TIE provision
trade j. 1851 he became head of ne lri1 s1o
~ lss0 L retired from business aT BiggEr
always took al acuYe interest In politics
geusrally bsl1g found ca tie minority
side Ills trrt attempt 10 get in-o
Parliament was made "a Londonderry ia is7s
but lie y Is defeated ~ Ar Lewis. ConserFa
tive re mate Do4d light however and
gG.n.d uFs.L ncnc0 As a leader Of lie rising
home rule party. When tie genera election
% Is14 casle ~ was represented % h!m HAT
he would serve tne cause best ~ standing Tor
Cavan H consented was nominated and
elected II was lot lons betore BE oistin-
guished himself IN Parliament When Mr. Butt
and others of the Irish party determined to IN
augurate the 50 called "oOstruotioa 81" policy
Mr. b sgaI v Is one of the most actis se mem Dcss
in carrying u out IN taot he W az the one who
actually began H. by making . f59r-houTs
speech On ths evening of April p $50. read
ine acts of Psrtsanent ard blue books
70 'sill tine" Il was grun in speech. eco-n
tric IN manner al times. but devoted nation.
ailst aud as true 10 his friends as he vas
bitter toward his enemies Gladstone he dis
llsed and dlslrusted. and be fairy ioathea
O'Conuor Power but toward NOT G, The mem
bers q the Liberal ana Home rule parties he
manifested strong frleadsh.pl
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
Illinois Editors.

ProRIA, H., Feb. 19.-The meeting OF
the Illinois Press Association began
Tuesday evening. Over $50 mem bers
were present. The members will start
on an excursion 10 Mexico February 2l.
The itinerary embraces Hot Springs,
Ark; Laredo, Tex. ana Saltillo, Mex,
where stops will be made for few
hours. The City Of Mexico will be
reached February 20, and the excursion
lists viii start on the return trip March
8, arriving in st. Louis March 8.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
MAY BREAK TIE DEADLOCK.
A regubllo4n Proposition ia Gave fowS
Democrats the Speaksrship.


Democrats the SPeaksrship.
DIS NOISES. Feb 10 The Repub
lic4ns presented = proposition giving
the Democrats the speakership and first
assistant clerkship; the Republicans tc
take the six committees, with chairman
ships of the same, the remaining Offices
20 be divided. On motion of Mr. Hol
brook the House az once adjourned q
the afternoon TO consider tne PROPOSE
uOa
10 Is understood that there is strong
opposition among tho Democrats TO the
proposition.
Senator Catch introduced in the Sen.
ate bill aimed az the abuses which
have grown up under the prOhibitory
law. IL cuts down fees in liquor cases
and grants none a. all when warrants
for sea-ches are issued without due occa-
sion. II makes it an offense punishable
by fne and Imprisonment for any officer
20 engage in searching for liquors with
out sufficient evidence. and strikes at
blackmailing constables
Toe State Auditor still insists ne viii
not draw warrants FOR the pay Of mem
bers until the House is organized.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
Temperance Crusade-s Arrested.

SPICKARDsvILLE Mo, Feb. 19-Con-
stable Francis, 70 whom were intfusted
the warrants for the crusaders for ma
licious destruction OF property, per-
formed his task Tuesday. He met with
no opposition, the ladies having deter
mined to submit quietly to their mar.
tyrdom, as they call it. Thirteen ladies
and three men were arrested All gave
bonds in the sum of $50 each for ap-
pearance before Justice next Friday,
whom their preliminary examination
viii occur at Latnrop.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
THEY ARE DESTITUTE.

The south Dakota House Of Represent
tives Admits That the Farmers Arc
Sadly in Need of Aid.
Journals Pierre IS. d. special says
The House has passed a joint resolution
admitting that destitution exists in
many parts OF the State, ana
that the farmers must be fur
nished with seed wheat by public
and private subscription. The resolu-
tion declares that under the State con-
less 70 render aid and that al assistance
must come from outside sources. The
whols matter is placed in che hands of
Governor Mellette, who vii! appeal to
the East for aid
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
Ren Rutler,. Rad Eve.

LowrLI, Mass, Feb. 1s-General
Buffers dropping eyelid will no longer
furnish subject for the csrtoonists
D o. G. Cilley, Of Boston, on Tuesday
performed a surgical operation upon il.
removing an elleptical section OF the
evolid and restoring 1t to almost normal
size. Il had been causing irritation o.
the eTebsll and rendering the left eye
almost useless General Butler will be
confined 20 the house for few days un-
81 tLe inclsion heals
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
Lottery Men stII Fighting.

BISMARCK, \. D., Feb 10.-The rumor
is current that the friends Of the lottery
bill will introduce new measure.
This bill, according to the report,
will provide for the payment to the
State OF $3.50, 900 year instead of SIS,
O00, as in the old one. 1t has been dis
covered that petitions are now being
circulated all over the State to get the
signatures of those who ore favorable to
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
An Outlaw Captured.

CARTHAGE, IL, Feb. 10-Advices re.
ceived here say that Sheriff Huston, OF
Macomb Ill, has arrested Zach Wilson
a noted outlaw. Wilson murdered an
old man named Thomas Mcdonald at
Plymouth, Ill, in 1875. he was il
dicted and arrested, but secured a
change of venue TO McDonough County,
where he escaped from the Macomb Jail
in 1915 and has since been fugitive in
California and Arkansas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

JOHN r Iihl e IN ma IVI4tI 'HII-
ously estimated at from 1900 10 10000
over William Ayers DEM.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19-The full
vote s4st in the Fourth Congressional
district for the anexpired term of the
late Judge William D. Kelley was:
Reyburn (Rcp), %, $50; Ayres Dem. },
IS, ,446: Tumbleston Pro-, 23s; Rey-
burns plurality, SSs4. Kelleys plural
itv over Ayres in 1883 was 1859.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
- 49,
Al Ar.a NfIf.-Mnrh.r.r-

LoEDos, Ont, Feb ls.--Henry N ith.
aged o5, was arrested Tuesday nlgh, for
the murder o. his wife Mrs Smith
left home Monday on account % dome
tic trouble, bot returned TuesdaY nigl e.
Two hours after her return Smith ir.
formed the neigh bors that his wife hai
killed herself. snd the police found bsr
dead and horribly wounded about tbs
head
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
SHOT WHILE AT PRAYER.
Dastardly Attempt TO Assassinate an Old
Lady Near Lebanon, Ind.

LEBANON, Ind, Feb. ia terrible
crime was committed FIVE miles south
OF this city Monday night While the
closing prayer was being delivered at a
prayer-meeting held in Edward Ran
dall's house the report of a revolver
was heard and Mrs. Randall
fell to the floor screaming: II am
shot" A bullet had penetrated her
eye. The assassin is unknown, but
suspicion points TO relative who has
not been on good terms with the Ran
dalls. The wounded woman will prob
ably die. She is 65 years of age.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

BALTIMORE. Nd. Fob. ia Brehme
g Co, importers; II. 2. Towles g.
Brother. furnishing goods. and 6. A
Welch. notions, have hled deeds Of
trust for tie benefit Of creditors. The
bonds sled are respectively S24. coo. $40. .
600 and $4,000. The parties have late
" had business reverses
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
A New Road for Illinois.

PEORIA, III, Feb. 19.-Articles Of in.
corporation OF the Peoria g. Eastern
Railway Company were fled for record
Tuesday Il is proposed to build a road
through the counties Of Tazewell. Nc
Lean and Vermilion 10 the State line,
and thence to Indianapolis The prin-
cipal Offices are 10 De at Danville, III.
The capital stock is $40, 600. 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
Fatal Expiosion.

rsBURsB, Pa, Feb a special
. tu" Times from Eversoa. Pa, says.
An eVnlOsion occurred IN the rolling
n u here which resulted in the killing
Of Joan Colev almost instantly Coley
thre cold water on the live cinders of
the furnace and ths result vas an explo-
sion ~ which Coley. a man usmei
Rv-- al several Others we're injured
Co.. lied shortly after the explosion
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

Rspiso~. loo Feb 70 The wife -
william Richr rnond. Of TriubsI Com
". Ky.. whc deserted Der husbsn m End
os1ns - this ritY. "a charged WITH haT.
ing secretly rsturns5 - ber former horrs
and administered fats orspFft -
poison - her hssy during Ri,hv onss
70 N, s,rs-svr absence
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

wAsHrxsrox. Feb 10 The psesi1srf
bas approved ths joiut resolution son
Fratnlstng TIRE people ~ Brszil ~ to~ir
s5optigr ~ : republican form % govern
ueut and ths srt for tbs RELIEF - the
sursrerx ~ ere wreck ~ ths United
ststes stssusr Eipsic - ApiA sswosr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

49, -
election for the
unexpired term
In Congress OF
the late Judge
Kelley was held
Tuesday in the
Fourth district.
which comprises
the north srn
section Of this
city. The re-
turns show that
John +. Rey-
burn (Rep.) has
been elected by
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

NAsE~TrTE Tsn1. Fsh - -P~s-ars.
ti,ns srs almost conrlsrei for ths VA
t7nal Bsruhiicsu LesEue eouVe1 Ho-.
'cut Z. 80 delegates viii s-se-S TIE
vfll e, 20 rtstrsn-oza ws--s
- hcl5 ps1.icsl nsss nee :
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

CEIcAso. Feb 70 In the trial - the
alleged jary-6ribers ia this city sr-
Bailif ss'0non svors that John era
ham, he fugitive mem bsr % ths oon-
spirac7. was tbs nan ~ho super tsrsd Al
ne iLleral rrrk
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

LcTuaV Feh fa-Ia - Housa -
Cc1-7c7s Taesisr nizht a. srae-s afs-t
~ t1s Psra- l-tss - srr0rrs fro-- 80
rsprr. - tka Ps-rel- -ou- m sslcn -sss-
sEss rhich rsss.s personally spcn t1s
casTse-srs - NJ Fa-rel ar +t-sz
~e, ars zenttesaS e 10 rss lost 5y .
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

JoHrsTovS. Pa. Feb. i7.-Ths New
York and Chicago limited errr.s. ran
ming through here At fast rate Of
speed struck and killed two men
named Moran and Coleman. of Wood
vale. and fatally injured 6 man named
Neioh
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

EFvVrTT sQrAEs. Pa. Fsb ia
RebeooA Wsy Taylor. - venerable
mother of the ls.e Pavard Taylor. died
Tuss5sy. sgsd &c Tesrs sha viii "a
huris5 b@slss her son in Iouxvooa
-e~r- -t1--
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
..lchiran oda-E.uoy-s Ia se..l.n.

TeVls Mich. Feb 1a-The Grand
Bcu-- - Hicbigsa T. o. O. = convene
hose 1'aesda7 ia annual session, sua
wss -alled % o-3er By Grand hsste-
Se--e " C7outer The Grand Ma
te-- saaHsl report shows shat during
the gear eleven sshoriinsse edges r.ra
ins- atee. hsvinE a total meM hsrs n b
~ o-- i,aea Tie s1saoisl statement .
.r- .na e-iar - b In 80 ---sL.la-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
s.-s-vs-4l, Eun.s o.. WE

L-~.. ., Fsb - Yrs AshurT
s,~fa-z fs-rssr's ~lfs ots sc tof ~
ssr tsss blew ~ ~ ths sis,hs-gs oi
gon n t.s hsr5s - ssr = 1s5ara 7 -
lsftsr q rs q vss a. soc- sant
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

Both the meL aad resul. when
syrup II tys S taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing l7 the taste, and acts
gsatlY yet promptly ca the Kidneys,
Liver AMI boBel, cieanses the sys-
ten e1scraaLY, dlspeh colds, head
aehes and iegeas sa1 cures habiEuAl
constipation syrup II Figs Is the
onlY remedy q as kind ever pro-
daced, pleasing q the taste sad SC
ceptabls b tie stomach, prompt IN
ia aetisa All truly beneficial in is
efects, prepared only from the most
healthy aad s-reea5is substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
u al and have made il the most
popular remedy known
syrup of Ees il for sale in 50e
and 81 bottles ~ al leading drug
gisls. Any r.able druggist who
may not have lI on hand VII pro
cure i1 prom ~ flr any one who
wishes to W - Do not accept any
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup CO.
8fV Frf4cl6c0. csl.
l0eiaHLLE. 81 AsH ro7x. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
JUDGE KELLEYS SEAT.

The Dead Veterans Vacant Chair in Con-
gress VIII lie Filled by Republican
VINO Was Elected on Tuesday.
PHuApELPHIA, Feb. ia special
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-28
GIGANTIC BASE BILL DEAL,
The League Magnates Offered 8 1 1000, OO(
for Their Franchise.

The League Magnates Offered $1,000, 900
for Their Franchise.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The most gigantic
base ball deal that has ever been heard of
is now being carefully considered by the
magnates of the national base ball league,
men who for years ruled the base ball
world at will, made laws and abolished
them to suit their convenience; men who
could make or break a player; men who
dictated to minor organizations and who
were looked up to with awe. The men
are now invited to step down and u for
the consideration of 81, 100000. The cry of
the league authorities has always been
that there is no money in base ball, and
that matters have been misrepresented
by the players to the gentlemen who are
hackers of the brotherhood. that is. players
OF the national league. Nevertheless there
seems to be no inclination on the part of
the magnates to abandon the business. 1t
t & Yesterday that the modest sum
$l,OO0,0OO had been offered by a syndicate
through the law firm of Tracy, Macfarland,
WINS, Boardman g. Platt of No. IS of Wall
street, for the franchise of the entire ma
tlonal league, which embodies ten clubs.
This is rating clubs at 100000 each. and
will no doubt place the great base ball
leaguers IN a rather awkward position in
regard to the statements they have made
concerning their small profits in case they
decline to accept this amount. John 3.
Day, president of the New York club was
seen in reference to the offer, he declined
to be interviewed.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-28
JUST FORTY

Peter jackson knocks out a Burlv Black
smith in Three Blows.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Three| thousand
people crowded Kernan's theater tonight
and cheered Peter Jackson, colored cham
pion pugilist, when he appeared on the
stage to meet q blacksmith and local
heavy weight named James Walker. The
latter is very powerful, and accepted the
challenge issued by Jackson Offering 500
to any one whom he failed TO knock out in
four rounds. Eight ounce gloves were
used. Walker appeared cautious but fairly
confident when he came forward for the
first round. His confidence disappeared
with amazing rapidity, for time was no
SOONER called than Jackson hit him a hard
left handed punch in the stomach and
followed it up with a RICH hand blow that
brought Walker to his knees. AS he arose
another hard stomach blow dazed him, and
he almost mechanically announced that
he had enough. The fight occupied just
forty seconds: Tomorrow night a hercu-
lean gypsy will endeavor to stay through
the four rounds necessary to earn 500.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-28
SUSAN b. rs 4 TRICKSTER.

Mrs. Bones of South Dakota Starts for
Washington to Give Susan b Anthony
a Piece of Her Mind.
CHICAGO. Ill, Feb. 2O.-Mrs. Marietta M
Bones, Of South Dakota, a we'll known
worker of the Woman's Christian Temper
c union, and for ten years %vice-presi-
dent of the National Woman's Suffrage
association, was at the Palmer house.
There is a woman's suffrage constitutional
convention at Washington, and Mrs. Bones
has been informed that Miss Anthony is
about to merge the national association
into another organization without as much
as comforting with the vice-president. AS
soon as Mrs. Bones heard of this movement
she picked up her buds and started for the
battle field. "Susan B. Anthony is trying
to emulate Francis Willard. If I
am not mistaken the brainy women of
our party will rally round me and we will
show that Miss Anthony what we folks
from South Dakota are made of. Then
there are other things against Miss An
thony. She issued an appeal to the people
OF South Dakota for funds. Every time L
think of that, l almost forget 1 am a lady,
and l want to call Susan B. a trickster.
There, I've said it, and that is just what
she is, SO now" Mrs. Bones was so afraid
she would miss the first train to Washing
ton, that she held her watch in one hand
n time table in the other.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-28
The Ladies' Arrested For Demolish-
ing Saloons in Missouri Are
Now on Trial.
They We're Met at Trenton by. a
Brass Band and Escorted to
the Opera House.
Senator Pierce Attends q BANQUET
of the Michigan Club at .
Detroit.
Trial of the Crusaders,

TRENTON, Mo-, Feb. 21.-The $50 train
to-day was loaded down with Splckards-
vile temperance crusaders and their sym
pathizers, having came to attend the trial
of the ladies arrested for demolishing the
saloon of Thomas Brady. When the train
stopped. at the station sixteen crusaders
first alighted and were followed by some
300 people who had come to attend the
trial. They were meet at the station by
a crowd OF 300 Trenton crusaders who
were drawn up to receive the "martyrs."
The procession then marched to the music
of alband to the opera house, where arrange
ments had been made for apublic meeting.
1000 people heard the several speeches and
the ladies were servei with lunches by the
Trenton crusaders. 1t was 100 when JUS
tice Shanklin, before whom the case was
to be tried, called the court to order. The
jury had already been selected and there
was no delay In getting down to the work
in hand. The wne Of the demolished sa-
loon was still or the stand when the court
adjourned. Seyenty-tive witnesses have
been subp9naed and the trial will last
fully three DAYS.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-28
LENIENT TO THE RAILROADS.

The Aberdeen Commercial Club Petition
the Legislature Regarding Railroad Leg
islation. -
ABERDEEN, Feb. N.-At a special meet
ing of the Aberdeen commercial club this
evening the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. Reports from the state legis-
lature now in session at Pierre, indicate a
disposition on the part of some of the
members to introduce measures that in the
opinion Of the members of this club will be
fatal to the progress and advancement of
railroads, which are so necessary to the
be it
Resolved by the members of the Abel-
deem commercial club, that they be-
lieve the railroads should be let alone for
the present. By their very liberal dOna-
lions to the needy. and suffering, giving
as they nave hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars in freights, they have shown their
friendship to the farmers in a substantial
est of the individual as well as sthe state
that they be treated in the same liberal
manner, so far as, legislation, is concerned,
and inasmuch as the railroads have indi
Gated a further disposition to be more
liberal in the way of bringing in seed wheat
at a very low rate, we believe the legisla-
ture should at least show justice to them
by refusing to pass at this time any severe
legislation.
Resolved, that it is sense Of this club that
the governor will advance the material in
terests of the needy desiring seed wheat in
South Dakota by calling d delegate conven-
ton at a early date at some central point
for the purpose of devising means for pur-
chasing seed wheat. and that he urge upon
all counties to send at least one representa-
tive, a county commissioner, and that the
railro DIS be urged to have representatives
present, as well as the elevators. bankers,
loan companies and business men gener-
ally.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-28
rs 1T A HOAXe
IN English Syndicate After Chicago
Stock Yards.

-a q. .| .. y oCoCA- AS4IUSs r#Eg#I .sa. 80. D..
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. "a morning paper
says: The Union stock yards, the largest
in the world, will doubtless soon be sold to
an English syndicate. The price of this
enormous plant, with its acres of lands,
miles Of live stock pens, and numerous
series of revenue, is 8 O,OOO,OO0, and a num-
Der OF rich Englishmen are ready to ex-
change that sum Of money for a controlling
interest in it. The terms of sale are as fol-
lows: First-Cash payment of SIS 900 600.
Second-Bonds in new company for $10,-
100000. Third-lssue Of preferred stock
to the present stockholders in the sum of
$5,0O0,0OO. 1t is likely the sale Of the
stock yards will be completed before the
first of April and the transfer formally
made. In an institution so large and
conducted by a system which has been
the result of over thirty years experience,
a change in ownership will hardly cause
any radical changes in the management.
George. I. Williams, treasurer and secre-
tary or the company, when spoken to on
the alleged pending negotiation and sale
said: II DO not know what started such
q story, for there is absolutely nothing in
it there was any truth in the story. But
not one of the stockholders has been
seen about any sale. Not one has been
approached that l know of. We do not
know this firm said to be acting; neither
do We know the gentleman who is said
to have been trusted with details of the
affair by the English syndicate"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-28
Preparing for the Conflict.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The representa-
tives OF the four cities aspiring to the
honor of the site of the worlds fair are
busy making final preparations for the
conflict to begin in the house Monday,
Not content with the floods of e%loquence
poured out upon the floor Of the house dur
ing the past two days, they are laboring
earnestly and privately with a few mem
bers who are still uncommittee, or who
are believed to be open TO a change of
heart: Nobody expects that the site will
be selected upon the first ballot, so that
second choice are unusually good.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-28
A Desperate Murdered,

PARKERsBURG. W. Va, Feb. 22.-The
murder of Wade Thompson, at Ceredo, is
reported here. The murderer is Samuel
Pratt, a neighbor of Thompson's and one
OF the most reputable men in the state.
Thompson is a desperate and has been in
the .penitentiary for murder. Pratt was
administrator of the estate of +. M. Vinson,
a brother.in-law Of Thompson. In the adj
ministration Of the estate Thompson o.
Jected TO q certain distribution of the prop
elected him from the room. A few hours
later Thompson waylaid Pratt, and the
latter with one blow of q club feiled him to
the ground q corpse,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-28
A Daring Highwayman.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Feb. 22.-Thursday
While on his way from Los Cerrillos to the
coal banks, three milees distant, with
$4,000 to pay miners, John Elder was held
up n 1obbed by l.. E. White, who fed
toward the San Pedro mining camp. There
White threatened to kill anyone attempt.
ing his arrest. Afterwards he stole two
horses, went to the house of his mistress, a
Mexican woman, compelled her to cut her
hair, don mans attire and mount the extra
horse. Later they were pursued and over
Dy Deputy Sheriff Meyers and his
killing n Of the posse and fatally wound.
ing Deputy Sheriff Meyers. During the
iull in the firing, the couple escaped. There
is much excitement, ~