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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-26

NEW YomK, March 25.-rhorc was
mn exciting scene Mt the Real Estate
Exchange today when Martin II.
Hatch, acting for the Merchant
Tailols' Society, stood before a crowd
Of several hundred prominent business
aud society men aud sold 10 the Highest
bidder thirty-ilve unpaid tailor bills.
These bills bore the names Of well.
known New Workers, and those who
did not pay up before the sale were
held up for public ridicule. The
ridiculousncs. Of the sale eau bc real
lied when several bills, amounting 10
seven hundred odd dollars, were sold
Ia a bunch 10 Hebrew tailor for 81.
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To Drive tho c.onrr. Amy,

EDINBURGH, March 95.-Tho eyIct.
ed crofters, who Monday marched back
to orissay, Park Forest, are engaged
IN doing their utmost with the llmiteI
means at their disposal to rebuild their
demolished homes. A large force OF
polce has been collected and il on
route TO the scene Of trouble, with In.
struotions To drive tho croiters out OF
Tue entrenohed camp at any ana ali
costs. II the crofters resist, IA they nm.
nounce, there IL possibility Of bloody
work. rhe sympathy OF the people In
general is with the crofters.
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hniiard's Horcbound syrap for
Mho0pIug COUCH.

There T. no remedy In the world
which will give such prompt relief In
hound Syrup. II viii positively cure II.
II you will try it your children will
not keep you awake all night cough
Ing. Billiards. Horohound Syrup Ia
tue most cooling and soothing remedy
Tor Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bron-
ehitis and Asthma, IN the world. II IL
FREQ from opium. II builds up new
tissue, strengthens the Lungs, and IL
nm Incompatible remedy, made Of tho
best aud purest materials. IL your
i.ungs are weak aud you have n tick.
ling In your throat, you need 1t. u. G..
NJ. !. AgsniA- 2s
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WOMEN SHOULD vorr.
Reason They Strengthen the nepub.
iican Party.

BosroS, March a5.-At n conven.
ton OF the Republican State League OF
Massachusetts today, resolutions were
introduced declaring that IN, female
voters OF Boston have for three years
kept the school committees In the
hands OF the republicans; that Wyo-
ming, IN which women vote, IL the
only Western State wherein the re-
puhllcans met with success at the last
election, and settling forth that these
facts suggest the Importance Of ex-
tending full municipal suffrage To
qualified women voters and OF inviting
tins aid Of Massachusetts 10 secure the
ascendancy Of the republican party In
this commonwealth. The resolutions
wore referred TO the republican State
convention.
Major Mckinley aud Hon. John VI.
Thurston of Nebraska delivered
speeches, and resolutions were adopted
discussing Ia broad way the issues Of
the day and laying down n strong
platform OF republican principles.
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An Important Epoch In the History
Of France.

PARIS, March 25.--rho Journal dea
Dtbafs today announces that the Rus
Sian minister here will tomorrow for
mally present President Garnet with
the grand corlon " the Order Of 81.
Andrew, the Russian decoration which
the Gar by n recently signed decree
conferred upon the President OF the
French Republic. This ceremony,
according 20 impressions prevailing ut
Berlin, marks an important epoch In
the history Of France and In The his.
tory Of Russia, and In supposed 10
point 10 the actual conclusion tof for.
NAL treaty OF alliance between France
and Russia.
Whether Russo French understand.
Ing will result In cementing the peace
Of Europe, or whether II will tend b.
aggravate the Drcibund powers are
matters which tho cabinets OF Europe
are at present discussing.
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The Negroes Urged 10 Organize FOR
Offensive and Defensive
Purposes.
IMPORTANT BILLS PAssEploy THE
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
A Religious Enthusiast, Eva Brannock,
Finishes Successfully q Forty
Days Fast.
An Address To Them from the roiiti.
cRi ftIsht. Association.

WAsIuSGToS, March 95.--Thc In.
tcrstatc Civil and Political Rights As
Hociatlon u the United States, an
organization Of colored men. has issued
an address 10 the negro voters ~ the
North, In which, after referring TO the
defeat Of the elections bill In the Sem
ate, they say important elections are
10 be- held this autumn In the Northern
States. where the negro vote IN the
balance OF power. and each negro In
the North u urged 10 refuse 10 vote for
any candidate unless ho 10 known 10 he
n arm friend of the negro, free ballot
and a bir count. The negroes are
urged % organize for offensive aud de-
fensivc purposes, and allow tho Anglo
Saxon his political battles alone.
"whcnevcr he IL one Of those men who
have said the negroes are an inferior
class OF people 10 the AngloSaxon
racer
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CALIFORNIA KILLS..
imporiaut Measures Passed by the
Legislature.

SJ&iAMEEro, March 25.-Anong
the bflA' which have passed the pres.
cut Legislature anu received the gov
crngf'H signature, are:
Providing for submitting 10 the peo-
pie Of the State tho question 81 elect
Ing United States senators by direct
vote; appropriating S300,OOO for the
California exhibit at the Worlds Fair;
establishing u modification OF the Aus
tralinn ballot system.
a resolution introduced la the Sem
at. today Ineiructlng tho Attorney.
General TO turn over the papers con-
nectci with the alleged bribcry In the
senatorial contest 10 the grand Jury,
was, after hot debate, referred 10 com.
mlttcc.
The committee on judiciary reported
back the resolution. amended TO allow
the Attorney.Gcncral 10 take such &C.
ton as he deems advisable. IL was
thnn adopted.
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ST.. PAUL, March 2.-The House
committee to Investigate the State
prison management made a volumi.
nous report today. II goes back ten
years on the contract system and finds
that by letting out convict labor at u
low price and then paying out big
prices for. work TO the companies em.
ploying the convlct-, the State paid
100000 more than II received from the
contractors.
In n discussion Of the purchase Of
binding twlne machinery, crooked
methods are alleged against those sc'
curing machinery for tho penltcntiary.
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DISTRESS AnoSa CATTLE.
Thousands Dead from Frsexing aud
Starvation.

ALnuQuERouE, n. NJ, March o.
A great deal Of distress Is reported
among cattle, sheep and other live
stock In tho territory. Representative
Frank Hubbell has Just returned from
his ranch near the Luni salt lakes,
socoro county, and tells distressing
story about the condition Of sheep. He
lost In the last few months $1,000 head
from free1lng aud starvation, and also
reports that the loss Is general among
the heavy sheep owners. The weather
has been cold aud the ground covered
with snow, NO the sheep cannot get
anything 10 eat. Such weather ~ that
of the last two months was never ex-
pericnc,d before.
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JERSEY CITY, N. j., March 25.-Ar-
tlcles Of incorporation OF the Sun Pub
fishing Company were filed Ia the
county clerks office today. The incor.
pofatora are George IL. Burnett of New.
ark, Garry Taylor Of North Bergen,
and John T.. O'Connor Of Jersey City,
and the object OF the company Is To c.-
tablish Sunday newspaper In Lon
don, England. The capital stock IL
sl50,00p. Thomas u. OConnor, NJ.
r., viii bc at the head OF the company.
John T.. O'Connor, one Of the incor.
porators, is brother OF Thomas Power
O'Connor.
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LINCOLN, March ga fatal wreck
occurred ON the Burlington X Missouri
near Sutton this morning. The west.
bound Flyer, running double.header
crashed Into the rear OF n freight train,
demonstrating the two PASSENGER GU
gines, smashing several cars on tin
freight, and killing instantly Engineer
Roberts OF Plattsmouih. Fireman
udell was badly injured.
FARMERsviLl.R, Texas, March 96.-
Yesterday train ON the Galveston
Genital h Santa Fe went through
tIestle near this place. s. NJ. Part Of
Kansas was killed ami Il. H.. McKis-
sack seriously Injured. Conductor
Garrison and Brakeman Hughes were
hnri.
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CHICAGO, March 25.-rho Chicago
drainage canal trustees today adopted
resolutions virtually requesting tho
Illinois Legislature 10 amend the law
20 that the canal need only be ten feet
deep, instead ~ fourteen 10 eighteen
feet. President prcndorgast, ia an
interview after tho meeting, declared
tho idea visionary that lake vessels
might ever 90 down the Mississippi
River or TO the Illinois River. He
held that ten feet would accommodate
all the vessels that would ever pass up
TO Chicago through the Illinois River,
no matter how greatly the latter stream
IN improved.
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NoRroLS, Va, March %. = The
steamer which went ashore mile DO.
low tue Chieknmicomic iifc-aaving
station on the North CAROLINA coast
yesterday morning IL tho British steam.
ship Srdthaidio, bound from Santiago
de Cuba 10 Baltimore. Out Of the
crew OF twenty-slx, nineteen are lost,
including all the officers except the
second mate. The steamer win he u
total loss.
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TOLEDO, o., March 25,--Secrotary Il
the Treasury Foster today flied In The
United States circuit court petl,ion
10 remove Watson IL. Brown, receiver
Of the Cincinnati, Jackson Il Alacki.
now Railroad, In the ease OF the Cen.
trial Trust Company OF New York
against Il In this court for foreclosure
OF n large mortgage. Foster Is stock.
holder TO the amount Of $4,000, and
for himself and those like situated asks
protection OF the court from the board
" director. OF the company, who, he
alleges, ar.1n conspiracy with Wall
Street spectators u wreck the rad
and buy 1t lar below It's real value.
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lie Has Not Given the Irish People
One farthing Of the Money
Gathered For Them.
The TREATY or ALLIANCE Between
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
Reported Distress Among Cattle. sheep
aud Other Livestock In the Terri.
tory Of New Mexico.
by TELEGRAPH to the Nsw.i
rrr IRELAND RrLIrr FUND.
Haifour Has Not oi,.n one rarthins
Go the recpI..

BosroS, March William Lloyd
0arfison, who il receiving n fund Tor
Tue relief Of the starving people In the
west OF Ireland, prints extracts from a
letter written by Miss Sophia Sturgel,
who has charge OF the relief In Come.
mara. She says: "You Will hardly
believe when | tell you that not one
mlthing OF the large fund Balfour has
collected has come TO the people. hut
i9r our privai. work many must hav.
died Of famine. All the government
officials send their cases 10 Us. The
people are clamorlng for food and
work, aud We ilnd that we cannot sup
ply the increasing need"
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LYONS, Kas., March 25.--A horrible
accident occurred at the salt mine here
today. -Four men, Thomas Beach,
Nels Van Brocklin, Thomas McCand.
less and Fred Miller, were descending
the shaft In bucket, when the heavy
oak beam overhead broke, letting tho
bucket fall TO the bottom " the shaft.
The BEAM fell ON top Of them, crushing
the unfortunates TO death. The bodies
were iflghimlly mangled.
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ArrceIngIo Arhilrnlc.

LoSnos, March 25.-The Vienna
Correspondent of the Chronioie SAYS the
governments of the United States and
Switzerland concluded u convention
by which the two countries agree TO
submit 10 Arbitration any disputes
which may arise between them
President Harrison, In returning the
draft OF tho convention 10 Switzerland,
appended n suggestion that other ma.
tions might adhere to the agreement by
signing and deposiling a copy OF the
convention IN Washington.
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- CiNciNNArI, March 95.-!rhe Price
Current The annual exhibit Of pork
packing Ia the West for the year end.
ing March ], 1890, shows an increase
OF l,hul,uOO hogs In the winter, tn.
packing total being s,l7a,OOO head. The
decrease In the average weight IL elev-
en pounds, while In LAM Il IL nearly
three pounds per hog. The total pack
ing,summor and winter, for the twelve
months, was l7,5i3,0O0. against ~, 49,
900 the preceding year.
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NEW York, March 25.-The case Of
Consul,General OF Peru Quintana's
slave girl was up again In the police
court today, when further hearing In
the ease was dropped. The Children's
Society refused 10 make any complaint
against Mrs. Quintana for her alleged
cruel treatment Of the girl. Tho lat
ter will reinain In tho custody Of the
society until Il has boen decided what
will bv done with her.
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WAsuNoToN. March a5.-Tho Ma.
tlonal Association Of Democratic
Cluhs has issued circular letter al.
dressed to the democratic clubs through
cut the United states, inviting them to
appropriately celebrate the anniversary
OF tho birthday Of Thomas jefferson
on Thursday, the 2nd Of April. The
life Of jefferson II contrastcd with
what they term the GENERALIZATION,
pro,iigaiity, favoritlsm and corruption
OF the last Congress.n
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ron rmr WORLDS FAIR.
The Hest pc.ig. for u womau'-
tiniidiug.

CHICAGO, March 25.-Mlss Sophia
q. Hayden, OF Boston, wins the $1,000
prize offered for the beet design for
woman's building for theworld's Fair.
Miss Lois Howe. alao Of Boston, takes
the second prize, 500, anu Miss Laura
Hayes, of Chicago, the third, $3.50. Miss
Hayden has been wired 10 come 10
Chicago and elaborate her plans. The
design Is one Of marked simplicity In
the italian renaissance style, with col
onades, broken by center aud emf pa
vilions. The stuc,urc Is .D0x4o0 feet,
and 80 feet TO the cOrnice. There u
no dome, the chief feature Of ornamon-
tatlOn being the entrance. Miss Hay
den IA n firsth0nor graduate Of the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
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LANCASTER, Pa, March o5.--Dr.
James II. wickersham, ex-State super
intendent OF public instruction and
minister 10 Denmark under President
Arthur, died here early this morning
from heart failure.
LOUISVILLE, March &c. John II.
Milburn, supreme protector OF the
Knights and Ladies' OF Honor, died
here tonight Of urcmic poisoning.
DRESDEN, March 25.--Count Van
Fabrice, Minister OF State and presl.
dent Of the council OF ministry ofsax.
ony, died today.
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a PATH cURIsr.
she FINISHES Successfully u Fast Of
Forty Days.

PiTTsnuRG. Pa, March a5.-Eya
Bmnnock, n faith curlst, and incl
dcntally a teacher VI music In the
Bethany Home, Inns Just finished
successful forty days's fast. This lady,
who Is religious enthusiast, was
stuck 10y the fact that whenever aud
wherever she opened the Bible there
was found command 10 fast. She
began forty days fast which differed
from all others In that she attended TO
her regular duties NJ teacher aud
keeper Of rooms In the Home. Her
fast ended today, and she Joyiully con-
sumed u dinner, which did not harm
her In the least. There II no doub, AS
TO her having lived forty days on moth.
ing but water, ~ the story Is substan-
tlated by reliable people.
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OMAHA, March 25.-Thc B,e's Co.
vington. Neb., special: A gambler
named Doe Middleton, who claims 10
b. noted outlaw, was shot, aud
Mayer Peyson had his skull fractured
during n fight In u gambllng house
this morning. It Is believed both men
Will die.
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NEw YoRR, March GA seusa.
ton was created In New Brunswick,
n. j., by the announcement that the
young widow Of the late millionaire
Christopher Myer had gone 10 Mon.
tana and there married Clifford Bart
lett OF New York. IL N ASSERTED that
Bartlett secured u secret divorce from
his wife. lie Is Judge-Advocate. Gen.
eral OF New York on Governor Hllls
STAFF
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wiiIbe Promoted.

GALVESTON, Tex, March Colt Is
currently reported that General David
:. Stanley, commander OF this military
department, will shortly be promoted
toh MWor-Gencmls and be trans.
ferrod 10 the command Of the Depart
ment OF the Pacific, TO succeed Gene.
raj Gibbon, soon 10 be retired, and that
Colonel Forsythe, who distinguished
himself In the recent Sioux Indian
campaign, will succeed General Stan.
ley.
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CoRiS, March 25.-During tho trial
today OF Michael O'Brlen, Dalton aud
Others, charged with rio,ous conduct
and assault at ripperary, John Morley
dcposed that tho action OF the police
nj Tlppcrary was most unwarrantod
attack upon the people. He recit,d
his View Of the affair at length, n nj.
ready told In his speeches and letters.
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sowing wnea, for the church.

Aberdeen, =. d., March 25.-The
plan devised several months ago by the
Methodist pastors Of this district of
sowing wheat for the liquidation o,
church debts liz about 10 bs nut int,
operation, the pastors furnishing the
seed wheat and the farmers furnishing
the land and doing the work.
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NEW YORK, March 95.-The steamer
Majestic, bound out, while passing SAN
dy Hook this morning, fouled the
schooner HOrcH Mermdn Of Provi.
denco. also bound out. The schooncr's
niainmast aud foretopmast were ear
rled away, and her fofcsail torn to
shred-. The haiesio proceeded 10 SEA
and the Sherman returned 10 port.
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CARLISLE, Pa, March ESP. O.
Clark, an Indian girl, who was n
teacher In the Carlisle Indian school,
has been appointed special allotment
agent 10y the United States, and lefl 10.
night for Montana to assume the duties
OF her office. She will suporintend the
allotment Of lands 10 the Indians.
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No Truth In ih. story.

PARIS March 25.-Therc IL no truth
In the sensational story to the effect
that the Due d'Orleans came 10 this
city Thursday last disguised rs valet
In the service OF Nine. Aielba, the
operA singer.
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York, winans OF Michigan, and Camp.
bell OF Ohio.


nos. A. J. HUNTER
Of Paris, Ills. .madca spirited speech, In
the course Of which, referring TO the
Chicago complications. he said he
wanted the Chlcagoans 70 Invite Gen.
ernl Palmer TO Chicago. "rherc's no
room In the ranks ~ the democratic
party for man who bolts the regular
nominee Cries OF cts Carter Har.
rison-kick him OUT Gle il not In
It., etc., came from all quarters of the
hnll, followed by Tremendous cheering
aud applause, aud cries Of "Brcgier Is
tho man"
Aftera speech by Congfessman Man.
sur, u Missouri, the vast audience dis.
perscd amid cheers and the music 81
bands. senator Palmer will undoubt.
Cdly participate In the Chicago cam.
pagn. This was practically decided
today nj q mcgting Of the democratic
State central Committee. They Will at
tempt, before taking final action,t To wit,
over Harrison.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-From
what can be- learned, great dcal Of
valuable testimony has been elected
before the grand Jury, aud there IL =
basis for half u dozen indictments
against O'AIalley and others.
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BrRLIN, March 25.-Herr Bull,
prominent national member OF the
Reichstag, his returned TO this city,
after paying "a visit to Prince Bismarck.
He has made n statement that II Prince
bismarck should bo elected to the
Reichstag he would at once appear in
that body.
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LiScoLS, Neb., March %. - An
effort 10 secure expression from Prcsi.
dent Fitzgerald Of the Irish National
League NJ the cxart object OF Envoy
o'Kcllcy's visit 20 this city proved un-
availing, anu O'Ik.lley was likewise
reticcnt. a meeting with clOscJdoors
was held this afternoon.
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GRAssr, March 25.-Queen Victoria
has arrived here. She was met at the
depot by the mayor and project, who
presented her Majesty with n basket "
flowers. The town was decorated with
flags. The streets along the route 10 the
hotel were crowded with people, who
saluted the Queen enthusiastically M a
royal visitor. She repeatedly bowed
her Acknowledgements TO the people.
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wAsnIS0ToS, March 22.-Gencml
Malone and John NJ. Langs,on have,
II IA said, settled their differences, aud
VIII hereafter work In harmony Tor the
promotion Of the republican party In
Virginia.
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GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, March a5.-
Information was received today that n
wealthy kcntuckian named Cole was
robbed yesterday In hc,Cherokec strip
OF $500 cash. The money was to have
been used In buying cattle.
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The "Caisdonisn" Encounters
Norther.

NEw York, March 25.-The steam.
or Cdiedon,an arrived today from Med.
itenn-an ports. On March 18th she
struck northrr. The wheel house
was smashed aud the helmsmnn In
Jured. The sen also carried away the
BOBBY hatch aud NIL the loose spars on
deck, and severely injured the second
officer and u lot OF italian emigrants.
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KANSAS CITY, No., March ar
Dispatches from Kansas state that the
worst storm OF the season Is raging
throughsut that State. The railroads
are all badly blocked. The country
from Eastern Kansas 10 Denver Is
covered with snow, ranging from Ave
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LONDON, March a5,-Arthur Wilson,
nj whose house the Baccant scandal
occurred, has been appointed by the
Queen 10 be- High Sheriff Of York.
shire. a report Is In circulation that
he Will soon be- knighted.
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OMAHA, March !. Reports from all
sections u Nebraska " the Bee show
that the tuowstorm o. today was
severe. In the southern part Of the
State the snow is reported eighteen 10
twenty Inches deep ON n level and
drifting badly. The storm was almost
n blizzard In the northwestern part u
the State. Railroad traffic Is delayed.
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IRosIoS, Ohio, March 25.-Albert
and William Kicl- attacked Arthur
Hancy with clubs last night for having
seduced their sister. Haney defended
himself with revolver anu MORALLY
wounded Albert kIol. Ho surrendered
10 the authorities.