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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-05

No. 20 Th> a,i.adye".nr.. of John si.!ei.or. u;
NJ. ~. i,renh ty.n tho Waters. ~ al,s Hr,ncx. T,.S.
No 2oi. a Tale OF flares tiona. ly u. ihnAa iiteesEn
Ma. 10t. Page Siuet y.tno. hy MtHv Crei. rly.
M. 2ci. Mary NarlT!eL's Ersl. NJ Ma. II. wp.r,
M. ?nl. Wall ElaWcrs. Ny aAnios II ,i,sp. EfL
NJ. 2ol. The N.rcia ni'sI Crime. ny IInx,If, h.otn. Jr
NJ. go. tieorH. t.ulncid'. iourney. ~ ai-- RlA,,n,s,
M. Iat. My Sister e<htN- Nv sr,hor - Duta Ihornu... IirR
No. 1917. Ue-ptrlu. ts ~. r. tAttsSr.
~. 1876. Ivan the ScrC. iy a.r rAsus Copp. Jr.
~. lbs. A nuri: lrhuriiHncc. rs MANY tsrtt Hay.
M. lat. Tint Nint-r Ssshi HY H.,vnr BUCHANAN,
NJ. lsJ, The Tied trnaI. Nv ". r. fArpnn.
No. isa. For Lore %" Riches ~ au,sor "a Grcs,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-15
= 77777-77'777
LADIES' COLUMN.
A FEMA1E paw sRRGhs.H.

There = a woman np in N.,tpFilfv
fourth street WHO ,ioe, lhsisln- hu>-
ress in the sale aud ,1 hange al vh-; she
calls ladies MISCELLANY Party dresses.
street suits and wraps. t. -9osnS furS.
hats. bpnu.,>, >..o,, anl silk underwear
ar brought IL her h. .A,ilt maid ana
sold fol a song. Tn. uuavr NAV bt. yo-
ing IL mourning going abroad 0. in !,
.traitened circumstances i. IN regaTI !.
f-w dollars 4 ;. foy.nae Rrlad A,w
gowns aid houuets are ,.4iI, received
from iad.e> who are peuniiv>s. They
have unlimited credit, bat IA get spot
Nsh Orders are sent |" fhr motii>te, and
- soon i llled then garments are 'i~
posed of TO the female Fagiu foi atenth X
their cost Legitimate sales "f >reon"
hand slightly Worn clothing are made hy
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-15
A Dress Made of Rattlesnakes.

Ms Donaldson, who is making the
dress, IS really an artist III her line oi
business, such as YOU seidom IND III .
place Of tins -ize Inc dress ! tif'el
shade a neh Nhade OF brown tine ahs
beaalliai ~ 'eAtlf". i ! tiliof iilade
gown s'fie'l5 on 'hf t'efe fhs'',a
style; i perfectly pialn ~hlri, Win a
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-15
DoWDY WOMEN.

1t is feared that Boston women can
never claim the title Of being we'll dressed,
saws the Boston Herald Do what the
few may to aspire to that favorable yer
dict, there is always the ordinary, I'M
corsetel, hygienic majority + counter
act it.
1t would be laughabie, We're it not pa
one direction OF the average Boston
woman. She has as much opportunity,
as many means OF dressing we'll as women
elsewhere, but she Invariably fails in pro
ducing the effect which strikes the Oh
server in New York.
Regard the throngs Of women who daily
pass up and down Boylston street, ioi
instance, and point out ten, il YOU eau,
who become THEN clothes. OF who carry
themselves with grace and elegance
Nearly all have been TO fashionable tail
ors, who have done what lay within their
power 10 give chic, air, style but the
Boston woman is stubborn She will
not permit her preconceived notions t.
be displaced by the newest fashions. she
will wear a hvgi-nic waist, II snr waut,
to: she wont wear her han except 50,
aud she viii kick ny her skirts "a the
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-15
CURIOUS FACTS.


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be- 70
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si'" ~ - : 'alf'e' III
-
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against 'f'i"l
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In stephenson liii' 'h'. railway
locomotive en2ln'e "'l3htd anlN ahoht
f''' -
lwo Russian climbers ~ Mount aFarat
found IN perfect pre''rvat'"n = minimum
THERMOMETERS, "hteh was irh 'hefc last
wal II II - nv ~ , INV
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-15
A TREASURE HUNT.


n tic fall If le5e q man namei James
Shields who hailed from Charleston. ap-
pearcd IN Boston aud interested several
capitalists in d strange adventure. As
near rs was ever able to learn, for rea
sons which | will explain. he had located
atrcaSnTe wreck to the east Of the Can
ary lslandS- between them and tie coast
Of Morocco. What papers he had is
known only to the Other members IF the
syndicate. He must have had Il pretty
plausible yarn, fol they bought and ont
fitted i brig and sailed away on the
search. | WAS second mate Of the brig,
and AL knew about the voyage was that
the articles read ITO the Canary Isl
ands and surrounding waters and return. =
The first mate knew no more than did.
and while the Captain, no doubt, knew
all about it, he was a. mum as an oyster.
Shields went along as passenger, ana a
man named Harper was aboard to act as
agent for the others.
While the object Of the voyage was
kept secret, We hvl hardly cleared Bos
ton harbor before II was understood by
all that it was a treasure hunt. We were
in ballast only had full crew and one
4 H.. IL, j !
diving boil put aboard all went to prove
that we were going to fish for dollars "
ing under water.
1t is a long voyage from Boston TO the
Canaries, but we had fairly good run Of
it. Our brig was called the Swallow
and rs she was good saler and we'll pro
viSiOnei there was no growlin- among the
men, when, at times. she ley heaving on the
4 CLASSY seas without wind enough to flare
candle. The object of the VOYAGE had
! almost been forgotten when the islands
were finally sighted. 1t was not until we
j ran into Simm's Bay, on the eastern side
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-15

ue>Sfted, anu al once passed through.
Not hearing any one Immediately above
he, ascended the ladder aud got 4 look
along the decks Just as !. French naval
othcer Came over the rail | sprang up
the ladder and rushed aft with such
speed that no one saw NE uutil was al
the officers side. Living off TO wind
ward WAS Il big French frigate. AMI
alongside was one Of her a,osts. Hang
lug in the wind Lali mile distant. We,
the dhow, with another Of the frigates
boats just boarding. On our decks were
thirteen Moors -swarthv, ragged, aui
showing the villain in every movement
Tie fellow in command was just opening
his mouth to make explanations TO the
officer when | came upon the scene and
shouted
''Lieuteuant. that dhow vonder + i
cursed pirate and She captured us at dark
last night''t
"Expla;u," lie replied as he looked
me over with curious eye :
briefly told him who ana What VT
were, and the actions Of the Moors cor
robordted my story. He callr,1- ioal
marines aboard ana sent the boat back
with a message. The frigate had ,riftei
down little near, and some Of her guns
had been cast loose. TIN was lucky. ns
all Of !, sudden the dhoN spread Lrr
Wings 10 sail away We saw the frigate 5
boa sent adrift, and afterward learned
tha, the boarding. officer was cast neck.
and heels over the rail to fake care Of
himself. 1t was a desperate resolve with
the dhow and it might have succeeded III
Longer range. AS it was she had not
moved hundred wards when boom
boom went tli. guns and We saw the
spllnters fly. She at once luffed up and
let everything go, and another boat
crew was soon alongside
Every thing was soon made plain to tie
Frenchman When the dhow boarded
us her hot headed crew were ripe fol
killing. and without the slightest provo
cation Shields was shot through the
| head. Harper protested, and shared the
same fate, while one of the villains
slashed our Captain across the face anc
| gave him wound which was months il
| healing. The dead bodies were searched
| and thrown overheard, and the livn!
transferred to the dhOw. They wcr
found in her hold half dead for want 0
air, and momentarily expecting to be lee
out and murdered The Algerine wa
caught red handed. and could trump Il
no excuse He and his whole gang " el
transferred to the trlgate, a prize ere,
put aboard Of the dhow, and w suile
away for Malta. was taken very il
there, ana had no part in the proceta
ings. The Captain, mate, Ani one Q
two others were condemned and exc
cutel and the dhow was made Il priz
to the frigate. II was curently feporte
that large sum Of money was foun
under her cabin floor. and that ever
l4an aboard the frigate was we'll r.
warlel. The remaining prisoners. nun.
be;ing over forty men We're after :, tin
exchanged fol the -lljpwrcckel Frencl
men, while Qua brig sailed home empt
handed and much the worse of for Il
rang. voyage.-Ne.n Yort ST.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-15

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hel,i = course :. the northeast since X,
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fo,,l lo,.o,, :, .;, fa,bo,,s Th;s .
- sho,v +ha+ Sb;a,l. had ,oarlado 9 c,oa,
hoard tbe csn+.,n arl mate t.Il,n.
,bout co,nine n a,4hor bnt M orders
had ~ heen Given vlcn The ,]haw ca,ne
stealino down moan y. from the east
oarin., al, Il ,be b1,v which buno ove,
the water as one might suddenly aupea
from behind q curtain. She wasn't owe,
two miles awav when fr.t siohte,l ,r1
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lay ~ a'''''''' 4 '''i~ ''''"'ion va 'ie''' II
the CABIN = 70 what >loold h' done
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plain that She could board Us whether VI
consented o. l.at There was ~omr talk
OF getting ul' the arIns, but tins was only
among the men forward The head Of
the brig was brought forward 10 the wind,
and rs darl.ness came stealing down ovel
the sea the lhow came gliding toward IL
like It serpent approaching its prey.
From the first appearance oi,the lho
| had ~ doubt that She meant rs evil.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-15
Iao-thirds Of all the children born IN
Connecticut in 1859 we're boys.

I<pcr's now plaec rhe actual wealth .;
Iuitcl State 4 @G1 49,, 900 600.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-15

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New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
TIE WArN WITE MAKES i CALI.
IT WILL b. pGIrF. HOWEVER TIE MEEcrET
At hINIIi IOtH.

IT WILL b. DEIEF HOWEVER TIL NIEttEf
At HINITi FOUR.
The hot wave from Montana arrived On thii cy
Yesterday morning. and although ln r"-p"ot 81 force
IL ,onld not cope WITH IL, u.mcdla" predecessor. D.
had power sufficient o. r4.,e the temperature 90 80
degree. 80 early a, . o'clock yesterday morning
sign, Of IT. advent wrrc Observable. Vt Tat houg
the temperature stood a. = degree, tlr' hours Later
when the sun had fairly sttled down 10 business ip-
the dav and -l1ue from al almost ooudlr-- -I.v. II
had risen -cvru points; az q. 90. IT had reached
y degrees AZ noon - G"-rc"- wore rclch"d and t"n
at . 80 lluduut, Thermometer tpnch"d o degrcn- or
an adyan.c Il Nlc degree, 0u TIE sl,T.al >cr'i',
maximum record. From -. early hour, II TIE morn
Ing brisk -outlcrly Wiad blow. teup"rius the heat.
but at Tie -imc uglc bringing ifcrab.c bum dry
INTO the city. The demon % moisture Wa never
formidable however and ga not rise above = per
cent. Ou the whole tAr cly Was cudutabc and at
tn.cs gwen pleasant and thc gentle beauty ~ ~"
late afternoon and 'v'uIrc tempted nnJ urea 'N
worker. GOWN ilc Lay DO tu'-t W VIC Il' 1iF Is
OCEAN br'cl",.
-c.c,aut Dunn }, taking brrf holiday. ard III,
MA. D. f- Uy Sergeant Jo-uiow 3d. the bright ru"i
If the Burau. Ii!s lot wave. -p'd the Scre Az
.t,riN takes Iu strip ~ c1uhtH. II cA"ndr
f.nw Illinois. upward 10 -. Louis thence III a u0.tl
csscry Inc clear mp - Montreal. then over 10 Albany
and from Albany ~ Nashville thus forming llmo' I
au 0ilons 10 has travelled with great mpldiN ana
viii soon move 81 The cont. Up 10 thc N"riIN',t
there i- 4 sight ''-Jl wave which !, moving eastward,
tcnp"ratnre. Or the lakes and on ne south Atlantic
coast there have been tcycic rains, tho h"t;e,t
(au being 2.Df inches at Port Huron. 10 morrow
The weather Will be- fair aud sASitN oOoicr'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

Harris Merriam, Morris Straw, the Rev. A. g. Nils.
Alta Murray, A. N. Root, John Ayling JACOB van
Burg 4. p. Phillips, Mrs Whtford. Mrs. William
Ayling, James Norris. Mary Treser, Jennie Bayiey.
Mary Carr, Nathan Bayey Mrs. ID. j. Cornish, MIS-
& !. BOrdwell, Charles Brown, 4. L. Sands, Mrs G. a.
Carpenter. Miss Lucy Carpenter.
Brainardsve, y. 70. ". Rounds, william Foster
jr., John Genaway, ). Il. SgnOr, Nathan Ihurbur.
Martin ShultZ.
A,heville, y. Y.-Mrs. 6. NJ. Robbins, Mrs. A. c.
Robertson, Mrs. :. sherman Mrs. Trpkoe, Mrs. c. o.
Scofeld. Miss Welsh, Mrs. T. Jones, Mrs. u. Van
Du,en. Miss johnson, NJ w. Fisher
Malone. y. Y-Frank SymOnds II. 5. House, jr..
Ella Forman Mrs. Cyrus Leonard. Mrs J. l. Gilbert.
sydney Robinson, Dr. Reldns j. c. Williamson; M son:
Arnold. Mrs. J. X. Seaver, W. p williamson Henry
Hawkins, samuel Willet., ". j. Morgan; 5. Wilson.
Monroe. Mrs. F. c. Morgan George Rebedam, q. Gs
Lewis. Mrs ". T. short, F.. f. Lowe.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
Mr., MCRRAY WILL NOT RESIGN.
DENIALs FROM INSPECTORS BYRNEs AND STEERS
THE sUPERINTENDENT'S HEALTH
IMPROVED.

Acting Superintendent Byrnes asked ycstcr
day what truth in the reports that superintendent
Murray and Captain Brogan, Of the Fifteenth Precinct
intended to hand in their resignations the former be
of i'll health and the latter in order so into
business for himself
"As far a. superintendent Murray is cOnccme1,7
said Inspector Byrnes, "yOu can make the denial of
the rumor that he is going to resign as strong as
You please, and print il coming from me. M
Murray, by close Application t. his work, did iniurc
his health and when he left the city three weeks ago
on leave Of absence foi sixty days he was not well
lie is fishing in the Adirondacks. and know that
his health has greatly imrrovcd As for Captain
BroCan he told that he did not intend 10 resign
when l asked him about IT,"
The Inspector added that il such thing as a va
cancy in the >upcrncndency it would under the
law have 20 be filled from the ranks of the four In
spcCtOrS-Bvrncs. steers, Williams and COnn. Mr.
Byrnes is the senior Inspector.
Inspector Steers equally emphatic in his denial
of any intention tic part Of superintendent Murray
TO resign his important Office Mr. steer, praised Mr..
Mur1uy's fidelity in Office and said Mr. Murray has
NJ more intention Of rcsgning than have. He Is
completely wrapped up in the Police Department and
MoIld not give mp his Office for any consideration
could I'll the place like the present man.
Captain BIpcan has only recently returned from a
Yesterday Of the rmor th1t he was 10 quit the Police
Department for The insurance bu;inc,S but finally ad
UitIcd that he did contemplate handing In hi> rcsig
nation t. the Police commissioners shortly. Captain
Brcgan has been in the Police Department for twenty
Cinct, w4eN he succeeded captain, now INSPECTOR
Byrncs, for twelve wears. Alih0ngh the salary a
Broran is putcd 10 bc one of the wcalthcSt men In
the Department
tcmplated retirement of captain, webb and Garland
will leave some important pumS IN thc git Of 'he
CommSsl9neF', Ing Saiat{ OF p%Te captain Psntn
Brogan although he resigns will still draw halfpay
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
crnmn, ArrlrMAN GEOyE.

Pitmau Grove. y. j.. Aug. l>P''l'p'-'''n'o
zepbvr, famed the heated wave at fitndnS TO-DAY
and t. scene /, like "A calm after storm. Yesterday
All wa, hustle and religious enthusiasm. To-Day
resemble, a bluo Monday" About 1000 people are
here. Int "a, the week grows the crowd Will swell
The Rev t.. j. Allen. Of Camden preached at the
morning service and the Rev. Gcorgc W. Pine IN the
afternoon In the evening the Rev. J. ii. DNcrlY,
of the Ncw York Conference. preached po"trlH
s,r,,o, r, Rev Mr.. kirkpatrick, will preside at tho
,, until the meetings close. The grove presents
Grand ,ight at night the moon SHINES through ne
dreaming limbs Of the aud sheds It's ray on thc
t',,t,'5o ~ rcnnr \ phot0gra phcr named Weppcr
h"s f.nn asked to close hi, gallery oD sunday. 10
dc of ihc t.nting ground proper. and he refuses
a. so
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
MORE CHILDREN OFF FOR THE COUNTRY.

IA
Following i, a Ist Of tho hosts of the many parties
which went 10 the country Yesterday. i Is compete
80 f, AS the names have been sent in TO The Tribune
Office:
pittsdcd. Pcnn.-Mrs. Sarah Perring Mrs. Na1e'
Mrs Fald. MIS- whitney. Nr Mcrcc. Mrs. Brcckeh-
r,dgc Mr. Lopcz. Mrs Johnson Mrs. Lttlc' Mi''
libard. Mrs Ayers, Mrs. sheldon. Mrs Ciaper MIS-
wilkinson. Mrs Wilson, Mrs. Brown. Mrs.. stourh'
Mrs. yapavry. Mr. Norman. Mr. Dalywlmple' Mr'.
wilson. l.. Babcock. Mrs. Connolly, Mrs. d. W. Ford
Mrs. D. f. Babcock q. +. Mead Mr'. IT, T. Medd
Watfo Fats n. Y.-Mlss Dora Grant; Jefferson
o,,ns Irvine Henry r. ID. RcXf0rd. EdWaTI fiulhher'
NJ. Mn i.nncr Mrs. y. b. Atwood, MT. George
Thom1, Charles Bradway, James Hodges NthoN iioaS'
= D. Alien. Mrs f.. Mat>on, Myron EddN' IL; b'
Eionor IIowlcs Mrs. Caroline NelImah' Mt. \, =.
Eddv Mrs. Anna Kay, Mrs. Jane Bowen Mrs Lora
nowcn Nrs John Thmblebec. Mrs John lloaS' MIS-
I "a Tra.l1 Mrs. Eva LOckway, Mrs. Johl Durham
Mrs A. J. ovait, Mrs. Genner Mrs. W. Terry Mrs
o. f. Wood Mrs. /. :. Applebee .,,
Coil WiS Frani Button. Mrs. Kate Cook. Mrs. James
Djrc ID F. Cook Mrs. c. A. Dana Mrs. Nelson stanley
Mrs. Henry Hitchcock. Mrs. BuITcll Moore. Mrs. r.
Alvin linton Mrs Lucus Button Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs
Wiiom Cook Mrs. John Rice. Mrs. Orlando Cook, MIS-
Iramccs Hawkins Mrs. James Hawkins. Mrs. Menslnk
Mrs sour Mrs. T. shelter , &c..
Rear Lake. Pcnn.-Marv Marble, Adoph Cooley,
iirti. Aaron Hunt. VI. B Price. Ettray Alen. A. NJ
Allen Warren lIinCalev. ". II. Davnny, william We
cray Leon Walker William Pardee. Il. A. Maxwell
William Tates William sweetand. ;. b. Wright. /: h.
WarEham Henry SchDton, W. ,. Humphrey, Reuben
Carr, Arthur Mather L. y Iilnekley. Watson AlvsFs0u-
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
cor.pr OF 1yorrRY ADJOURNED.

The Court Of Inquiry appointed to investigate
certain charges preferred by Captain John r. Leo
AGAINST Lieutenant Colonel william V King, OF the
ood Regiment assembled Yesterday at the Equitable
Euiding There were present ErcadierGeneral LOUIS
FITZGERALD president. Colonel David (. Austen, l3tn
REGIMENT and Major Edward Duffy, 69th Regiment.
Major Henry rayre Van Duzei, FIRST ErlsaHc' ap'
ueared A. Judge Advocate The court having been
sv.orn The Judge Advocate read a telegram from
Lieutenant Colonel King at the state Camp PeeAs-
Lill saving that he could not get leave OF Absence
a. no was on duty there under Colonel Bacon, COM
,nandinr A provisional regiment. Under these cl"-
cumstances The court adjourned III =? p. ~ on
september H. to meet III the same buIdhS'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
CHE1PER ICE? HOW ABSURD!
ABOUT FORTY SCHOONER LOADS ARRIVE, BUT
THE PRICE REMAINS THE SAME.

ABOUT FORTY SCHOONER LOADS ARRIVE, BUT
THE PRICE REMAINS THE SANE.
Within the last few days there have arrived at this
port about forty sch0oners bringing cargoes of ice from
Maine. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The greater
norton of thi, consignment reached this city yester
dav and wa, distributed 10 the ice companies IN New
Yorl, Erooklyn and Jersey City. Many sanGuine
neopla who noted the arrival Of this apparently big
sbipment hoped that II would have the effect of re-
ueying the scarcity and bring lower prices to the hap
less consumer.
The president of the Kncherbocker Ice Company
wa, out Of the city. yesterday, bat W. ~ Baahtene,
a leading officer Of the company, was unable to hold
ont any hope Of a reduction in the famine rates "Ihe
shpmeut that came hand this morning viii In some
degree relieve the scarcity said he but IL Is far too
small TO make any apprccabe difference IN the price
to tho consumer | must decline, for business
rcasons 10 tell You how much ice we have handed
tb, wear but the receipts from all sources have been
scarcely sufficient 10 keep us going
The president Of the Mutual iienet Ice company
oid IL is absurd for people 10 tan about gut ln tho
ice market because "A few thousand tons OF Ice nave
inst been brought To- the city. The TWENTY-FIVE or
twenty three vessels that were reporter tHs HiorhhS
are all small schooner> and no one oi them brouSht
,uor. than 800 tons Now such a consignment a tlat
/, "A mere drop In the ocean. When We buy from tho
commission men pay them from $40 80 10 Sl2
ton which means any thing from rl4 up 10 go ton
for tine consumer ii buy direct from the pro.
continue a. long the hot weather lasts There IS
no hope this summer of any material increase In tho
supply and the present market rates are likely TO con-
tIne until the cold weather sets In for good'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
LABOR AcIrAroR SHOT ~ POLICE.

san Francisco. Auc. g. Jane, Corcorin. a deputy
sheriff ard member of The Iron Nuuh"r' lri"n va
-h-t and dangerously wounded Yesterday aitcroon b;
policemen. Corcoriu l. au iron mo.d"r iy t.lic. a1d
when appointed drpuiy sheriff remained al active
member oi TIE uu,on. Tins afternoon DC went to
First and Howard st- Whore the El-dou lrou Works
arc ard fired Al fho uI.dla-. several policemen
attempted {, a.ict him. and Dee to.k 10 nirAt. of'cr
carr and special .a''r followed him. ttIe ON ~
K lcy ran around 81" block 20 inter "pi hln. IlHd
Inc himself oVtr-1.ru tpr,rr,I tucr'd ard fra
Two Shot, ~ carr ulp returned tlr iir~. wound us
rl'u ODD t.c SIDE. = moment ar l,l"' la.' hln a."
T. lev returned uc Ere. i.G.ctn, dtr-"rou- wound
I'm tIc lett shoulder. EIcy them rrpp.cd with h.W
AID lrrw DIVA down. lir WIS f1acl - d receiving
hospital ana li- wound, crc-.cd. john Horn -
c,lycd "A sli ,llt wound.