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ANOTHER INDIAN SCARE.
Chippewa Indians DAuclng-An AppsH
for Protection.

chippewa Indians DAueIng-An Appeal
for Protection.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 2s,-Fitty citizens Of
Holt, Marshall county, on the border oi
the Red Lake reservation have sent the
following urgent dispatch to Governor
Merriam:
"The Chippewa Indians around here
haye commenced dancing and will soon
be On ths warpath. We desire help and
want soldiers 10 come to our assistance to
defend our homes, wives and children
Weapons aud ammunition mast also be
sent at once, so that we may have some
thing Tor our defense. We are without
weapons aud 20 want help before We
are killed and our property destroyed
Here In this town the people are much
frightened. Some have already sent
their families away"
The telegram was referred 70 the Ad.
intan: General. General Mullen said
t1St no definite plans Of action had y!e,,
been decided upon, hut that steps would
be taken at ones to reRssure the people
and protect theni il necessary.
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lnter.state Decision.

wAsnNa7oN, D. G., Jan. 2S.-The
Interstate Commerce Commission has
decided the case Of tho New York Board
Of Trade and Transportation Company
ys, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and twenty-eight other railroads, sus.
tanning the complainant sgainst thirteen
roads and dismissing 1t as to the others
The thirteen roads are ordered TO cease
the discriminating complained OF by
March q
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A dispatch recently appeared in the
INrELL1aESCRR from ManninSton giving
an account Of a fight between O. c.
Aylesworth and a man named Craker.
The sccount seems to have done Mr.
Aylesworth en- injustice. He called Of
the IHTRLLlaRNdER Office yesterday and
stated that there was fight; that he
knocked Craker down for using insElt
ing language toward him, but that there
was no arrest as stated in the lHrELLi'
GENcER; that LIS vas not held to ansTei
for an assault, and that there never wat
any likelihood Of the matter ending IN
CraEer's death. This statement Is made
| In justice TO Mr. Aylesworth.
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CONDENSpD ftLEGRAMS.

There Is no material change in ssna.
tor Hearst's condition.
The deadlock in tho Illinois Legisla'
ture for Senator continues. Forty.three
ballots have been taken.
It has been decided by the Colneol'
cut Legislature to haye recount Of the
vote for the State officers.
Very little Of importance was done in
Congress yesterday. The Apportion'
ment bill Is up in the Senate.
The formal vote for United States Sen
asor in the KGnsaS Legislatnre yester
day was as follows: PETER, lOl ingalls,
5s; Blair, 8; Baker, Il Morrill,, /; Kel
y, !.
The State National Bank Of Atchison
Kas., closed It's doors Yesterday and vii
20 into voluntary liquidation. The baul
reorRanized in January, 1887, with
! capital stock Of S260,0OO.
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Tho ogaln.aIo Iorlt. Contest.

Special DtSpGteh 10 the Inteut0tnoer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2s.-The
ogdin.Morris election case will come up
Friday, and nobody seems ready to
prophecy what the result will be
Among the twenty-five votes contested
IN Tyler, Pleasants and Wood counties,
there Is not q single charge Of fraud or
attempted fraud. Morris, the contestant,
Is here looking after his case. 0gdin's
only defense will lie in the justice Of
his cause and the fact that mSjority ol
five should be as sacred as msjoIity Of
5000 Morris case 10 generally ad-
mltted to be very weak and 1t is also
understood that the only object In max.
ing the contest is in the hope OF elecLing
ex-senator Camden as successor to sena'
tor Faulkner.
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Special DtSpIlch 70 ne IntctigeReEr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2s Not.
withstanding the fact that the Thomas
bill increasing the school levy was re-
ported adversely by the committee aud
rejected in the House yesterday, lie
ghost still stalks abroad and occasions
considerable uneasiness, particularly to
the members from Ohio county who,
while they have little doubt of its de.
feat, are little afraid affairs may take
unexpected turn to-day. DAndridge,
Of Jefferson, moved to reconsider the
vote by which it was rejected. Col
White moved to lay the motion to re.
consider on the table. Dol. White stood
his ground insisting on his motion TO Ia
BILE Dandridge's motion.
Mr.. Watts said he had almost made
up his mind to vote against the bill, bui
itthe gentlemen from Ohio proposed tc
stihs debate he did not know what he
might do.
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GOOD FUR THE MOTHERS!
rhey H0rsewhip Young sfea who Led their
Daughters Astray.

rhey Horsewfip Young nea who Led their
Daughters Astray.
KANSAS CRY, Mo Jan. 2s-Two young
men, two indiscreet girls, two indiG-
nant mothers and two horsewhips are
the dramatic persone in a little drama
one act of which was witnessed to-day.
The boys are George Goodman, an en-
ploye in the freight office of the
NJ, <. ct. railroad, and Ed Hunt,
special delivery boy, employed at Post
Office station A. They have been pay
ing devoted attention to two girls about
fifteen years old, who live in the south
western part Of the city, both daughters
of respectable parents. This morning
their respective mothers awoke TO find
their daughters missing. When they
returned later they were questioned
and confessed that they had spent the
night in company with Goodman and
Hunt. The mothers procured horse-
whips, went to the places Of business OF
the Joung men and thrashed both boys
yiUnronalv
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aeorge nnrrl., Peouliarlc lca.e.

NEwBERS, ILL.,, Jan. %. = George
Harris, who is trying to end his mortal
career by starvation, has completed the
thirty.tirst day Of his fast and is still
alive. He may be termed a live dead
man, as no other words could describe
him so we'll. Yesterday he allowed q
few spoonfuls Of milk and as much beef
tea to be given him, but i caused him
excruciatiug pain. 1n bis agony he
stood erect in his bed. After few wild
gestures he relapsed into a stupor.
There is hardly any tissue over the bones
and the circulation OF the blood has
nearly stopped. His breath at times
almost disappears, and at other times
he breathes rapidly aud heavily.
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w1Ss1pEa, MAN, Jan. 2S.-Rsv. ],
settee, missionary among the Indian
tribes around Lakes Winnipeg and
Manitoba, writes that camps Of Indians
hunting on the east side ofLake Wiuni.
peg near Dog Head were visited BY q
band of wolves about q hundred in
number.
They attacked the camps and killed
many Indians and deysured them. One
Indian cudgeled and killed twenty
wolves, another Indian climbed up
tree with hisg gun and shot down twenty.
One got up on stage which was not
ysry nigh, and the wolves got him down
and devoured him.
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special DttDdteh 10 ne InkUtgtHUT'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2S.-The
following charters have been issued:
The Pocahontas Mineral and Timber
Company Of Wheeling, capital $500.
with ten per cent paid In. The shares
are Sl0O each, and the stockholders are
VIM. +. Stitei, Louis O. Stifel, E. A. Hi.
dreth, A. l. Rice, Alfred Rhsinstrom, Of
Wheeling; j. w. Vandevort, Of Par.
ksrsbuFg. TIE Unity Rod and Gun
Company Of Parkersburg, capital Gao
The Century Oil Company ot Charles.
ton, capital 100000, with ten per cent
paid In. The sharts are 500, and the
stockholders are D. E Furnsss, OF Phil.
adelphia; L. B. Ohesebro. Of Lima, o !
W. r. Lyon, OF Charlestown, n. j.;
John 4: LitComb, OF Btooklyni VIM.
I. Lemon, OF BayoBne, n. ].
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CaArrASooaA, Tenn, Jan. 2s.-Ex-
cept Mrs. Fugette, all the important
witnesses as to the killing Of Banker
Fusette by his iather.in.law, Judge
Wardcr, have testified before the grand
Jury. That body has found az indict'
ment for murder in the first degree
against Judge Warder, but II has not
been served, as he is suffering from one
OF the pistol wounds received at the
time, which NAV yet prove fatal.
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KEoKuK, IA, Jan. 2s.-The Federal
grand jury, now in session in this city
has returned four indictments against
Banker Horner recently arrested in New
York city for violating the anti.tottery
act. Captain William Conrad, a Post
Office Inspector, has been in the city fol
several days, aud having obtained evi
dence against Horner, appeared before
the grand Jury aud succeeded in getting
indictments against Eorner.
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JACKSON, Tenn, Jan. 2S.-A daring
safe robbery was committed at satillo.
Tenn, yesterday morning. The safe oil
Grayer L Williamson, merchants, was
cracked BY dynamite, aud seSsra! thou
sand dollars stolen. The explosion
awoke a number OF citizens, but the
burglars escaped in a skiG down the
Tennessee river. They were evidently
experts, and It is believed came from
Louisville or st, Louis.
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M'CARTHYS ANSWER
To tho Parnslllts Protest Against His
Leadership.

To tho ParnsllitS Protest Against His
Leadership.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 2S The Parnellite
leadership committee yesterday pre-
ssnted to Mr.. MCCARTHY an address in
which, while expressing admiration for
him personally, they strongly protested
against his assuming the leadership and
thus dividing the Irish party. Mr.. Nc
Oarthy, in a respectful reply, reminded
tho committee that the msjority Of the
party supported him and urged him to
accept the leadership. Nobody more
than himself deplored the unfortunate
dissension in the party. He fully be-
lieved that his hearers were actuated by
patriotism alone. That being 80, he had
no doubt that the difficulties would
vanish, and that the hearth would again
become united. In the meantime, he
hoped that the difficulties would vanish
and that the party would again become
united. In the meantime he hoped that
each section would remain independent
Of all external influence,
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LINCOLN, NEE, Jan. PA motion to
appoint committee OF Two to act with a
like committee Of the Senate to call upon
Governor Boyd and oak him to deliver
his message was tabled in the House this
morning BY a vote Of 81 70 43. A resolu.
lion weg adopted iaYoring the election
Of United States Senators by q popular
vote. A resolution congratulating Kan
sas on the defeat Of ingalls, was los. BY q
Vnte Of 50 10 90.
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CARPENTERS MEETING.
Movement to Organize All the Building
Trades In Chicago.

uoNemont TO OEBWuAe AAA tho ouAaAel
Trades In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-The tirst Of a seriei
of mass meetings Of union and non
union carpenters for the purpose ol
forming more complete and effective
alliance, not only among themselves, but
With other branches OF the building
trade was held last night. The meeting
was largely attended. The employers,
1t appears, propose to pay thirty cents
an hour for the next three years and
ask the union men to sign an agreement
accepting that sum as the standard rate
OF wages for that time. The union men
propose to resist this demand, and arc
endeavoring to unite all the carpenters
in the city, preparatory in making de-
mand in the spring that the rate Of wages
shall be forty.fve cents an hour for the
coming year, or with a view TO arbitrate
the question OF q standard scale Of wages.
Another object of these meetings Ia to
80 unite all the journeymen carpenters
in the city that the trade will be In q po.
sition to Join the Amalgamated Building
Trade Association when that organiSa-
lion is com mpleted.
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THE HOUSE ROUTINE.
ANumbsr of Bllis-WheoIlpg Electric Light
Measure.
SOselal DispdtcA 10 he IHtsli0eNesT,

ANumber of Wheeling Electric Light
Measure
sptetal Dispateh TO ne InssligeaeT.
CHARLESTON, W. VA. Jan. 20.-The
House opened with prayer by Rev. 7.
O. johnson.
Reportsot committees were presented
IS follows;
The Committee on Education reported
back House bills 158 and 157. with
recommendation that each do pass.
The Committee on Judiciary recon-
mended that bill 1Os do and bill 100 do
moi pass,
The Committee on Claims aad Griev.
ances reported back bill IS [proposing to
refund to Joseph Seyboid forfeited bail
ot Harry sepbOldl without recommends
The Committee on Taxation and
Finance recommended the passage oi
bill lb4, approprlatiug money to pay
military claims. Also introduced House
Joint resolution IL, providing that no
money shall be paid out under this bill
until the judgment Of the Court Of
Claims is rendered on the matter.
The following bills, resolutions and
petitions were introduced:
By Mr.. Laird, Wood, House bill l76,
amending the Acts Of 1887, fixing time
for holding circuit courts.
By Mr.. Corcoran, Ohio, No. Ia prohih-
iting armed men from coming into this
State without permission Of the Cover.
nor; prohibiting appointment as special
conservators Of the pescs persons who
are not citizens Of the State; making II
q misdemeanor to assume the functions
Of conssryators In violation Of this act
fixing penalty at imprisonment IN the
county iIil not to exceed one year, or
tine not exceeding $500, or both.
By Mr.. Finley, Tucker, No. lis
amending the Code concerning serving
process. Also, No. l70, amending the
Code relating to mechanics' liens,
By Mr.. shumatte, Mercer, No. $50
proposing an amendment to the Oodl
+, relating 70 removal OF county seats.
BY Mr.. gamuels, Cabsll, No. ISL, al
lowing the city Of Huntington to grade
repair and build streets, &c.
By Mr.. Welch, Mineral, No. ls2, Il
Gboiish the Office Of County superin
tendent Of free sohocll.
By Mr.. Moore, Pocahontas, No. lS9
proposing an amendment 70 the Code q
laLing 70 the killing Of deer.
By Mr.. Lynch, HaITison, No. lS4, ere
atlng the independent school district Q
Shinnston.
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AMERIGlN REEF.
arr. Martin, of Texas, r-iIs of His obser.
Rntlonn Ahrnnn.

VatlOns Abroad.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2s.-Mr. B. Martin, Of
Texas, large owner Of cattle in that
State aud Kansas, arrived in this city
to-day from England. Mr.. Martin has
for years been extensively engaged in
chipping stock to eastern and foreign
markets. 81 have Just returned from a
trip to England and SColland, !" he said,
where l went to see what the pros.
poets OF the meat business were.
found that everywhere the prejudice
that formerly existed against American
beef had practically disappeared. Our
inspection laws have restored confidence,
and the manner in which they have
been administered proves to the English
that the chances OF diseased beef being
shipped are SO small as to be utterly
insignificant. The English cattle crow
era are the only Class who oppose the
production OF American cattle. But
those who were at first opposed 10 us
have now come to our side aud are
anxious to have our beef"
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Fo,nd, ~. River.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-About two MONTH
ago the Hon. B. q. Campbell, ex. Unitet
States Marshal for this district, whit
suffering with an attack OF pneumonia
left his house in the night and myster
iously disappeared. Every known
means was employed to get a trace o
his Whereabouts, but in vain until thil
morning, when his body was discovered
in the river near Rush street. Thougt
much swollen and disfgured, the fea
lures were still recognizable, and thI
clothing and jswelry completed th'
identification.
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STARTLING II TRUE.
Development Which aIa, Bear on the Elec.
tion of u United st htes senator.

Development Witch MAJ Bear on the Elecs
tion of n United st htes senator.
ColuMBus, o., Jan. 2s.-Last week
Warden Dyer, of the Ohio psnitentiary,
received a letter from Illinois accompa.
MED by a photograph of Hon. Il. F.
Taubeneck, Alliance member of the Il.
llnois Legislature.
The photograph was recognized by
officers and prisoners as that Of
W. Il. Rodgers, who was received
at the penitentiary from Wayne
county 10 1885 for forgery,
Hewas paroled August Z, 1886, on the
strength OF what has developed to be
forged letters to the Judge who sentenced
him from Fred Woods, Of Indianapolis
who claimedhe committed the crime for
which Rodgers was convicted, and P
q. Laughlin, OF youngstown, Ohio, who
was 70 give him employment.
Taubeneck Is the member Of the Leg
islature who has recently attracted 60
much attention from the fact that on his
vote depends the election Of the United
States Senator.
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GThs Water ou.ou, .

Boloasy Kiralfy's gorseous fairy fpec.
tacle, the "Water Queen" which viii
be presented at the OpsTa donss Friday
and Saturday, Is conceded wherever Il
has been presented to be the greatest
indoor spectacle Of the sgs. Il mss had
q run in Chicago OF fifty nights, New
York ninety-six, and Philadelphia tbir-
ty.Eix, which speaks It's own praise ioy
this superb production. The care and
liberalily thas alwayg distinguishes M,
Kiraliy'R efforts la the direction OF eppc-
tRclss has bsen clearly shown In "The
Water Queen" and no doubt It will nan
out great fnsncial success. Two ex-
cellent European specialties have been
brought over, the Original and Onlv
Darcg, premier gymnasts, from the Par
is Hippodrome, aud the Brothers WaEh-
amer, little children Eve and seven years
old, from the Alhambra, London. who
present 10 groteique nanntr all the
latest sonfs OF the day. They are said
To be wonderfully clever.
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BOY MURDBRERS.

Two Young Mon Arrested for n ConSpira.
cy to Kln tho Father of One of Them.
DECATUR, Ills, Jan. 2S.-Warrants
have been Issued here for the arrest ol
Frank smalIwood and Charles Potter,
charged with conspiracy to murder.
Both are under twenty years Of age.
smallwood is the son OF Joe Small.
wood, q wealthy citizen of Decatur. On
January IL the two boys went to Chica.
20 to hire an assassin. In a saloon De.
tective Burke overheard their plans. He
gained their confidence aud hired out
TO murder Smallwood. He then notified
the intended victim.
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c.,.,Y -,rsosoys,,s sbortaro.

AxTIdoI WIS, Jan. @S.-Fhe commit.
tee appointed by the County Board to
examine the accounts Of O. Fl. Larse.
loo, County Treasurer, has Just returned
a report that his accounts are short So.
2S2 Notwithstanding his reelection
last fall, he has been unable go far TO &C.
cure bonds, aud the board will declare
the Office vacant and put in new man.
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MADISON, Wis. Jan. %. 0olont |
William Freeman Villas was formally
elected Senator to succeed United States
Senator spooner in joint convention OF
the Legislature at noon to-day. Colonel
Villas was born In Vermont in 1870. He
graduated from the Wisconsin State
University and Albany Law School.
and began the practice OF law when
twenty years old here. He was az the
siege Of VlcksburG and was Postmaster
General and Secretary OF the Interior
under the Cleveland administration.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 2S.-stx China
men and two white men were arrested
in this city last night charged with yio'
lation Of the Chinese exclusive act. One
Of the white men, James A. Miller, ID
believed TO manage the Canadian end oi
a Canadian underground railroad thai
has been running Cinnamon into the
United States By the wholesale Of late,
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INTERNATIONAL pEEss CLUB
Adopts a Name and Consultation and List
onn to .Iaman NhiIromh Riley.


onato James whitcomb Riley.
P1TrsBuRaH, Jan. 2s.-The 1nterna-
tionaI League of Press Clubs was or
ganiEsd today and constitution adopt
ed. 1t will secure to newspaper men
great many advantages they do not
now enjoy.
The name is to be the international
League Of Press Clubs and the object is
to bring into close aud friendly relation g
the press clubs OF the world, and pro-
mote more fraternal and helpful feeling
among the members. Any press club with
active membership OF twenty-five mem-
bers is eligible to membership. Tc-
night most Of the delegates attended the
lecture by James Whitcomb Riley at Old
City Hall, while some Of them visited
the theRters.
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Cnr Company Embarrassed. !.

MusxEaoN, Mlcn Jan. 2S.-The Mus.
kegon Car company has fled a chattel
mortgage on It's property, aggregating
S87, ,O0O to secure creditors. The works
arc temporarily idle. A movement is on
foot urging the capitalists here TO reor.
ganiz4 the company with capital stock
Of $500, 900 and rcaume operations on q
broader scale within the next thirty
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West virginia Pensions

Special Dipatch % ne INttlt0netT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-West Virginia
pensions: orIgtnal-Emory D. Youst,
Upton; Harry F. Leonard, Palatinsi W.
d. Lemon, Loweldale; William White,
Morgantown; Rlmore @. Prunty, Pull.
man; Noah Fitchwell, Albright; Susan,
widow OF Andrew o'Dell, Newton. In
crease-George A. Parker, Charleston
William Buchanan, RRveuswood San.
ford McElfresh, Shinnston; William
Grow, Parkersburg; Norvil Vaudervort,
Watson; E. @. Jones, GRANVILLE.
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wa,.en .,Ieeraw W.n oOme. IN.

Special DIsDatcA to he IatelItgeaetr.
WASHINGTON, W. Va, Jan. 2s-Atter
months Of extremely bad luck, the
Watson.NIcGraw 4 Co. well No. /, on
the Blackshere farm, responded to-day
alter drilling twenty-five inches in the
sand, and two very large flows followed.
The well is full Of oil, and is reported at
fifteen barrels an hour. This completes
a trio offour wells upon the territory by
the same company. Two more are yet
drilling.
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AUSTIN, TExAs, Jan. 2s.-1t developed
yesterday that q lynching party Of deter
mined men had made up their minds to
hang Col. George Il. Snyder, the wife
murderer, last night. The Jail there Ia
rather weak one, and the sheriff, lear
ing the worst, spirited the prisoner away
ami placed him in Jail here.
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CnlcAoo, Jan. 2s-The Mercantile
Telegraph Company, With q capital Of
SlOO, 600 has been licensed to incorporate
The incorporators are mere figure heads
who decline to make known the namel
OF their principals. Where tho lines
are 70 be run ls also kept secret.
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Nav YoRK, Jan. "a. .l'he sale Of Palo
Alto trotting osOcs, which began yes.er.
day. was con.inned to-day. Among the
hores cold was the bay colt, 1889, Elec-
lloneeT. Max. to SGhmuibach & Park,
Wheeling, w. Va. This days sale ap.
proximates $4,000, with an average Of
about 81, 600 per head.
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NEW YoRx, Jan. 2S.-1n spite OF the
sensational rumors and conjeCtures that
Robert Ray Hamilton may still be alive
/ h;s immediate family and friends In this
city adhere to the belief that the report
Of his death In Idaho, brought east by
J, o. Green, was absolutely correct.