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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
GIBSON INDICTED.

After Hearing n Mass of Damaging Tes-
timony the Grand Jury of Cook County.
ILL.,, Finds a True Bill Against Secretary
Gibson of the Whisky Trust for Con-
spiracy.
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-Secretary Geo. j.
Gibson, of the Whisky Trust, was in
dicted by the grand jury yesterday
afternoon. He will be arrested to-day
and compelled to give bail before Judge
Shepherd. The law under which Glib
son will be held is contained in Section
81 of Chapter IS of the Criminal Code,
relating to the possession, manufacture
and guilty knowledge of explosives in
tended to be used for the injury of any
building or person.
The case against Gibson was taken
up by the grand jury shortly after two
o'clock yesterday afternoon Special
Agent Brooks, being the first witness,
told of his work in unearthing the con-
spiracy to destroy the Schufeldt distil-
lery and Dewar's part in it.
Dewar, the next witness, displayed
such a mass of damaging evidence
against Gibson, that little if any was
needed afterwards. Dewar had the let
tiers received from Gibson and also the
bottle of fluid and the machine al
legged to have been sent to
him by the secretary. An experiment
was made with the fluid on hand
and it burst into bright flame as soon
as poured out on piece of paper. It
was precisely the same as taken from
the valise. The Internal machine was
not unsealed, but Captains Stuart and
Bond explained what it was to the jury.
At five o'clock the jury voted unani-
mously for an indictment.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
ON OR NEAR THE THRONES.

QUEEN VICTORIA has presented a
richl--caparisoncd Indian elephant to
the Emperor of Morocco.
DURING the forty-nine years of his life
the Prince of Wales has drawn S16,5O0,-
O)O from the public treasury of Great
Britain, and his debts, it is said, nov
amount to about Ss.O00,000.
THE finest specimen of physical man.
hood on European throne is King Os-
car of Sweden, in whose royal veinl
there runs very good red plebeian blood,
with but little of the real blue article
mixed in it His ancestor was Napo-
Icons marshal. Bernadotte.
IN spite of the advancing years and
:7creasing flesh of the Empress of Rus
sia, she has not lost her taste for dane
ing, but indulges in that pastime nearly
as freely as she did in her youth, when
her devotion to it won her the name
among her friends of the grasshopper. "
LnLIUOKALASI, who becomes Queen
of Hawaii by the death of Kalakaua,
her brother, is the wife of an English
man, Lieutenant-General John o. Dom
inis. Her designation as heir apparent
was due TO the fact that she was the
only member Of the royal family who
had children
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

TIE North Mlddlcs.X savings Bank
and the First National Rank. at Aver,
Mass. clo.cd their doors.
The steamer I;rucr and two turs
were sunk in the bay at New York and
eighteen lives We're reported lost
THE death Of Samuel Morcy. who
came into prominence during the Pres
idcntial campaign of leSO and who was
arrested in connection with the "Norcv
Chinese letter. occurred al Nashua. v.
H.. aged IS years.
Ar the acr of 100 year, Mr> Thco-
dnre French died at Syracuse. y. Y
IL New York 100 certificate, for IUD
shares each of the American Sugar
Trust ar"rrgatn fac. value y .0D0 gDl,
were pronounced to br counterfeit,
Is New YORK new counterfeit -
Treasury notes We're f"unl in cir,.ula-
ton The hill is signed 10y W y. f;nsc-
Grams rs Register, and j. y. Huston
a> Treasurer. and th.. work i poorly
done.
Ar Dover. Del. .icSsc II. Proctor and
Frederick Young were hanged for
murder
CAPTAIN NoRToS'S steam lifc-hoat in
which the Captain with his wife. niece
and scvcn rlcn left New London. Mass.
for T"ulnn. France, November -. has
been given up a. lost.
AN intimate friend Of the poet Whit
tier confirmed the report that the poet
had finally decided to- lay away his pen
for good
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
MESI AND SOuIh

THE population nf Michigan is 2.09:,
$50.
THE steamer Thanrmurc. which left
Baltimore for London on November ri
last. was given up as lost There were
fOrty-siX persons on board.
y BILL passed the Missouri Lc,risla-
ture prohibiting pool-sellin- in the
State on horse races and elections.
THE Legislature of Idaho mot in joint
convention and elected W II t.a"-stt
United States Senator. He will contest
tn" seat Of Scnltur-clect Dnioi>
,I"HN BENTON and Hale Cooper were
fatally injured in a quarrel oecr Il girl
nj dane at Palmyra. Kan.
AT indianapolis fifty Of the Indiana
survivors Of the Mexican war held Il re-
union.
THE death Of Daniel I.oopc:. an cx-
soldier aged lOl years. occurred at his
home near Carrollton. Ill.
THRorGHoUr Hale and Swisher coun-
ties in Texas prairie fires had destroyed
thousands of acres of range.
AT Pinevill". Ky. Judge William
Lewis. who had been suppressing
bloody fcuds in that region, was shot
and killed by his own son, Sidney Lewis.
whom the judge had put under bond as
one of the unlawful gang.
FLAMES at Aurora. Ill. caused loss
of SlO5.00O.
IL session at Columbus. o., the Ma
tiOnal Miners convention adopted u
resolution that all miners and mine
workers in the United States demand
the eight-hour work day May l next
4 FIRE destroyed five hotels and four
business houses at Wichita Falls. Tex.
The death of Stephen :. Harding,
Governor of Utah under President Lin
coin, occurred at his home near Milan,
Ind, aged 81 years
FoUR persons Were injured. two fG.
tally, by an explosion of natural gas at
Lafayette, Ind.
\ RISE in the river at Cincinnati drove
sixty families out of their homes
The recently discovered mines at
Florissant. Col, prove to be rich in cop
per instead of gold.
THE explosion of boiler in a -four
ing mill at Windsor. No.. killed II. L.
Smith, Thomas Thillberry, Walter Bea-
man and Charles Sturtevant
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

BURGLAE~ opened bank vault a.
Shepard>ville. Ky. and got 500, hut
overlooked $4,000.
SAM ALEXANDER was fined $50 at
Austin, Tex. for mailing lottery tick
: cts.
\ SHORTAGE of $4,000 was reported
in the account of Charles Ritter. teller
of the First National Bank of Evans
( vile. Ind.
MARY ANN REARDoS. aged 30 years.
and Mrs. Kehoe. 60 years of age. were
suffocated by smoke during fire in
their home in Chicago.
Mrs. HEDwIG WESDLAND died at the
Passavant Hospital in Milwaukee from
the effects of the Koch lymph treat
ment.
THE population of Arkansas by races
is reported by the Census Bureau as
follows: White, sl6.517: colored, 31I.-
a2a5: Indians. 30i; Chinese, 13l; total,
1.12S.110
MEs. FRANK ALCoRN. of Guthrie. q.
T.. killed her three children by acci-
dcntally giving them an overdose of
medicine.
NEAR columbus. o.. Engineer Charles
I;artwcll and two brothers named John
son were fatally injured in railway
accident.
BY the upNetting of a boat on the
0cuncc river. Arm"r's Ferry. ia. four
cn!urcd men were drowned.
Is Michigan the total production of
pine lum brr during 1899 was 4usJ 161,
~ feet.
\ SYNDICATE headed by the Wander
hiltS. of New York. was reported to
have purchas ii for -, 900. O09 five of the
principal iron mines in Northern Mich
i"an.
TnE death of Maria Armstrong. 1906
wears old. occurred at jefferson. Ind.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
FROM WASHINGTON

oN tn" 18th Admiral David Porter.
tn" hero "f many Il naval battle died
Suddenly in Washington Of fatty dcrcn-
Grafton of the heart lie WAS - years
of age.
THE business failures n the Unite |
States during thn seven days ended On
the l::th numbered 20. against sos the
prrccdin" week ani %12 the correspond
InT week last year
THt. exchange at the ,ioarin" houses
in III" Init 'd States during the week
ended un the 18th aggregated Sl.Oi1.H ass. =
80. against Sl.12a.i...51i the previous
week 4, compared with the CORE
spending week of 1>oJ the decrease
amounted to o.
AT !i:lO o'clock on the afternoon of
the 18th General William Tccum>ch
Sherman dird at his home in New York
He was unconscious when tn. end
came The members of his grief
stricken family were standing around
lis he'd AT the time.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
EpitOme Of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FIFTNFIRST CONGRESS.

/
WEDNESDAY. Feb. II. - Bills wcrr
| passed in the Senate 70 construct Il
bridge across the st. Louis river be-
tween Wisconsin and Minnesota: contin-
/ uing the laws of Nebraska in force in the
Territory Of ok klahoma till July /. 1891.
and the naval appropriation bill. In
| the House bills were passed to cstab-
| lish a record and pension office in the
War Department and providing for the
selection OF a site for military post at
| San Diego. Cal.
THURSDAY. Feb. 12.-In the Senate
bills were passed establishing pier
lights at Ahnapar. Wis: for the relief
nf settlers upon certain land, in Iowa;
granting pension Of S10J a month to
General y. l.. Banks: establishing a
port of delivery at nrS Moincs Is., AMI
the District of Columbia appropriation
I'LL. In tn. iIou>. tn. tim, wa, occu-
pied in Discussing tn. Legislative, APP
preparation bill.
FRIDAY. Feb I&. - Senator Stock
bridge introduced hill in the Senate
To incorporate the National Guar
antec Lean * Development Company
of the nitrd STATES. which has for its
object the amrlinration of the condition
Of the poor. The copyright bill was
discussed. In the House the legislative
appropriation bill WAS further cpn>id-
cred and finally passed.
SATURDAY.. Feb. li.-I:ilL> were in
troduccd in the Sc.atc authc rizing
Tie construction of hridg, acros, the
Red RIVER at Alexandria, La. and
a"ru,s the Mississippi at South ST
raul. Minn. The resolution anthuriz-
ing the select committee on relation,
with Canada to continue it, invrStira-
tiunS during the recess wa, agreed To.
\ resolution was introduced requesting
the President To appeal on the ground
of humanity t. the Emperor of Russia
t" inquire into the alleged wrong, AMI
crurltic> t. the Jewish subject, of
Russia and Siberia In the IIpu,r bill,
We're introduced Ia repeal the McKin-
Icy tariff Till and t. rc-cna-t all l1ws
repealed l,y that act. and {" prevent the
sale uf firearms and ammunition to
the Indians and Ia disarm all Indians
under the supervision of AN Indian
:I,r,.rf
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

THE oldest tree on earth. at least as
far a. any one knows. is the Boo" tree
in the city of Amarapoura. Burmah 1t
was planted. the record says, in the
year 3SS Il. C.. and is therefore nearly
2,200 years old. Its age is proved ac-
cording To historic documents, says Sir
James Emerson. who adds: To it kings
have dedicated their duminions in tcs-
timony of q belief that il is a branch of
the identical fig tree under which
Buddha reclined at Urumleva when he
underwent his apotheosis. Its leaves
are carried away 10y pilgrims as relics
but these leaves can only I've gathered
after they have fallen.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
ANOTHER BURNING MINE.
Fifty-SIx Acres of the Meyer Mines Near
Scottdale. Pa. on Fire-Three Persons
Burned to Death and Others Missing.

Fifty-SiS Acres of the Meyer Mines Near
ScottiaIe. Pa. on Fire-Three Persons
Burned to Death and Others Missing.
PIrTsBUIGH. Pa, Feb. IA special
to the Times from Connellsville. Pa.
says: Fifty-six acres of the Meyer
mines owned by W. J. Rainey & Co.,
are on fire. Three persons are known
to have been burned to death. How
many more may have perished the man.
ayers of the mines are not prepared
to say, and rumor fixes the loss of life
at not less than fourteen people. There
was no explosion in the mines, as has
been reported The mine has never
been known to contain gas, and while
the authorities here are discreetly
silent il is known that the striking cox
ers throughout the region are charged
with setting the mine on fire to secure
4 general suspension of the Rainey
works.
The names of the unfortunates who
are known to- be in the burning mine
arr: Jas. Waddell, aged twenty-five.
and John and Robert Rohevel, aged
twelve and fourteen respectively.
Those who claim to know say that
ten or twelve Hungarians were also in
the mine when the fire started. but the
officials of the mines say that the
miners have all been accounted for ex-
cept the three mentioned above
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
HAWAII IN MOURNING.

Arrival of the Remains of King Kala-
kaua at Honolulu-The Funeral Cor
tege Greeted with Lamentations by the
People.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 17.-Advices
from Honolulu per steamer Alameda.
which arrived Sunday. say: ''Workmen
were busilv engaged in making prepara-
tions for welcoming King kalakaua
when the United States flagship Charles
ton was sighted Thursday, January %.
The Charleston steamed into port with
the Hawaiian and American flags at
half-mast. Business houses were
closed. schools dismissed and gov
ernment offices closed. Amid boom
ing of minute guns from the
war-ships in the harbor and the
batteries on shore the Kings body was
landed and received by guard OF
honor. The funeral procession formed
and moved to the palace. The streets
were packed with people, and the air
was filed with wailing and lamenta-
tons. Dowager Queen kapioliDi ap-
peared on a balcony and gave way to
the most violent demonstration of grief
Queen Lilinikalani also appeared on the
balcony. and was also greatly moved
The coiiin was placed on q bier In the
middle Of the thronsroouS
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


| IL Toronto. Ont. 100 unemployed
men paradcd the streets hearing flag
with the motto: 'I;rrad or Work.
MHro> EEowY. of South Colchester.
Ont. aged II wears. led to the altar Mrs.
Margaret Clicbcrt. aged % years. The
groom had buried four wives and the
bride mourncd the loss of five husbands
! Her last husband died two years ago
aged l24 years
NE~>E>. DILLON AND O'BRIES upon
landing at f'nllirstonc, Eng. were ar
rest Il. and they would he taken to Ire
land To- serve Il sentence of six months
for ALLEGED unlawful agitation of the
homC-rulc question.
Is the Quebec Wnrstcd Company'S
factory near Quebec. Can. the boiler
cNplc,i,d. partly demoliShing the
works. and at least thirty-two persons
were killed and more than a score
wounded.
IL the Whitcchapel district of London
another woman was found murdered
and horribly mutilatcd She was be-
li;'vcd TO have been victim of Jack
the Ripper"
THE leader of the Liberal party in
Canada. Mr. Lauricr. said in Toronto
i'm answer tu Sir John Macdonalds 5 man
ifcstn against reciprocity with the
niird States that the policy of the En-
gliSh Government was a failure and
fraud. which farmers and artisans alike
should condemn. Sir Richard Cart
wright said that Canadians were bound
To- have unrestricted reciprocity with
the nitcd States.
THr Newfoundland Legislature passed
resolutions protesting against the action
of the British tinvcrnmrnt in not per-
mittin" negotiations for reciprocity
with the United States to he carried on.
NEAR It. Albert. Ont. Mrs La France
and two children lost their lives in a
burning dwelling and Mr.. La France
was fatally burned.
THE experiment of importing live
cattle from America To- Switzerland for
,cf was said to be Il success
IL the Ilcrvcy group of islands in
Australia a cyclone destroyed over
seventy houses. nearly all the cocoanut
and bread fruit trees. and wrecked a
schooner. causing the loss of fourteen
lives. In Condobolin great bush fires
swept district thirty by sixty miles in
extent and destroyed 2n.O3O sheep.
FLAMES destroyed the Government
buildings at Yokohama, Japan, caus-
inr Il loss of S2J0.001.
LnNIoN adviccs say that by the burn
ing of the E"mschcid Theater three ac-
|. =,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
A HOSPITAL BURNED.
Burning of st. Mary's Hospital at Roch-
ester. " Y.-Heroic Work Of the Sisters
in Rescuing the Patients.

Burning of st. Mary's Hospital at Roch-
ester. " Y.-Heroic Work of the Sisters
in Rescuing the Patients.
ROCHESTER, y. Y, Feb. list.
Mary's Hospital was destroyed by fire
Sunday night. Loss. $4,000. Fireman
Frank Jaynes was fatally hurt by fall
ing from ladder. None of the patients
were injured. There were in the hos
pital Sunday 800 patients, nineteen
sisters and fully the latter number of
employees The inmates were in all
stages of disease. and many of them
were unable to get from their beds.
Immediately the fire was discovered
and the alarm given a scene of the
widest confusion ensued. The cor
ridors are filed with a terrified crowd
of patient, some of them clad only in
their night clothes and all of them
trembling in abject terror. They were
all asleep when the gong sounded its
warming but it was the work of only
moment for them to clothe them
selves in their black robes Never
before have women worked more
nobly than did these gentle sisters
They were everywhere regardless OF
personal comfort and safety, and to
them alone should go the major part OF
the credit of saving the patients
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

TAKE a slice of the United States a.
large as Ireland. making New York and
Brooklyn the eastern boundary. and
forty tenants are cvictcd from dwell
ingS and farms fcrcvery one in ireland
New York alone turns out one hundred
Thousand non-payinr tenants Il year
and all are poor people. brooklyn
evict ii fifty-thrcc thousand last year
Pay or GO" is the motto here as well
as in Ireland
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

4 MEDICAL gentleman of Philadelphia
explains DR.. koch'S statement about
his lymph in this way: 1t wasn't
written for lavmen, but it can he made
clear enough. Let us suppose that the
bacillus is hut a small mosquito; that
it stings the flesh and injects y virus.
Now. Koch takes the mesquite. kills
it, extracts the virus, dilutcs it-for it
is more powerful than the strongest
drug known-and then preserves it in
1rl,-..,r-;,,..
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

THE greatest marvel of all the rich
possessions of the mahara jah of Baroda
isa carpet. about l0NG feet made entirely
Of strings of pearls. with center and
corner piece, of diamonds. This ear
pet took three years to weave and cost
E2oO.o00. 1t was made 10y the order of
khand" Eao. who designed it To- he a
present for M"hammcGan lady who
had fascinated him.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

CHIEF ENGINEER >EwFLL of the
hitc Star fleet consider, himself the
greatest traveller that ever lIvcd he
rau>". during his connection with the
company. he has sailed SIS 500 nautical
or 9II.00O standard miles. nearly four
times the distance between the earth
and the moon.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

The number of licensed saloons in
Missouri in lsS9 was 1920: in 1890. 4. SO:
decrease, is3. The revenue collected
from them in lsS9 was s.. .G23,31a, of
which Sl57.005 went to the State and
81 l4G6:61 to the counties: the revenue
collected from them in 1890 was S1.5s6.
Gil of which S15G.529 went to the State
and 81. $50. .OS5 to the counties.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

W. \. Walters, chief clerk of the
local freight office in st. Louis of the
Iron Mountain railroad. who entered
the Missouri Pacific Hospital January
81. having been consumptive for more
than year. has been pronounced cured
and discharged. Prof. Kochs lymph
performed the wonderful cure.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

Northwest Missouri has some of the
largest and best sheep farms found in
any country. Its bluegrass pasturage.
with limestone foundation. abundance
of running water. healthful climate,
good roads, splendid transportation IA
cilities, told Il story to the wool growers,
who settled there in large numbers in
the early history of the State.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

An ingenious Chicagoan has per,
fected an electrical device for stopping
runaway horses. the electrical fluid
three volt, being conveyed To the ami
mails through the bits. The curious SEN
sation has never failed. it is said, in 4
number of experiments to bring the
frightened animals To standStill. and
without i'll effects on the subjects of cx-
prrimrutS, Runaway marriages will
90 on the same as ever
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

J"HN +. HEWITT. Of Los Angeles. is
an old soldier and an honest man He
served in an Ohio regiment. and has
just been GRANTEES a pension on account
of disease contract ii during the war
But IA" declined tn receive il. saying he
believed it would hc wrong "a i am
well enough To make my own living at
present. That is the stuff true man
hood is mad. of
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

\ BouNvHLE N. " man has evolved
new reason why he should hc given
an Office. In his application for the
po t-"fiicc he argues that he deserves il
because ne has been thirty-fnur years
in the Presbyterian choir without com
p..nSatiun
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

DANIEL WEBSTER is given whatever
credit there is in il of having started
the first college paper published i'll this
country, II WAS issued at Dartmouth
in 1900 and may he regarded. if not one
of the greatest. at least one of the first
events Of the century
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

Jimmy Wells, a st. Louis street arab
of seventeen years ago. visited that city
recently in the person of French
athlete" connected with an amusement
company. lie learned for the first time
Of the death of his parents, but found
two sisters living, and he was well
enough fixed to give each of them a
thousand dollars.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

Tom Williamson. the Pettis County
murderer. condemned to die March 20,
now in Jail at Scdalia. has made prop
osition to sell his body after he is
hanged to local physician for $50,
the proceeds to he devoted to paying his
debts.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

CAPTAIN tHEISruFFEE>. nf the steamer
Ali"r. lately completed his one hum
dredth trip from Bremen tu New York
and back. In honor of the event the
Emperor decorated him with the Order
of the Crown of the fourth class.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21
The Lymph Not to Blame.

Coroner Langsdale held post NOR
TEN on the body Of J. II. Els, con-
sumptive. who died after being inocu-
lated at the Kansas City Hospital with
koch's lymph. The coroner turned over
to the health department certificate
of death, giving as the cause ''consump-
ton" No traces We're found of any
lymph
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

GUM-CHEwING will have To be classcd
anon" IT, mI!rias soon. An Ohio
teacher chasti>cd girl for refusing TO
give up her wad. whcrcupon She ana
her mother attacked him and gouged
his eyes out
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

y NEW f"RK seal en"ravcr says that
people who want Il cu;t-of-arIns arr
mainly residents of New England and
New York. southern people have al
way, ha coatN-of-arnIS and Western
people sheer AT them.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-21

At St Joseph William Hayes. aged
sixteen, and John Morley. aged eight
cen fought, and Morley severely stab
bed Hayes, using knife.