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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17

paid in England The weekly earn
lngs of warp d1essers in their Hudders-
field factory were 81 shillings, or s., per
week; while in this country they will
have to pay $3.50 for the same work ::
unskIlled laborers they paid in England
less than s. per week, but here they
will be obliged to pay from S. to 50 per
week. In their English factory they
paid loom tixers ST per week but will
have TO pay Sll to SIS for the same
work in their jamestown factory.
Mr. Lister further saws that a labor
country as in Englanl Meat. eggs,
butter, cheese, flour, fruit and vegeta-
bles are cheaper here. The only things
dearer are house rent and the finer
grades of clothing.
Of the comfortable condition of our
working CLASSES, he said:
When | came here ana saw the comfort
able quarters occupied by your work peo-
pie, | could not help thinking that a man
leaving the conditions existing on the
other side and acquiring those here must
feel this country to be heaven.
When asked to account for the fact
that so many foreigners vote tor free
trade when they come to this country,
Mr.. Lister answered:
cannot. unless upon the theory that
they do not understand what they are DO
ing. Free trade in this country, or Il ma
terial reduction of the present tariff. Is as
sure to reduce the rates of wages as the sun
IS to rise tomorrow.
Here are some facts for the laboring
men everywhere to consider-cold facts
to ponder between now ana November
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
Ie,,ar Boxes tor Houses.

WAsuIHGroy, u. e.. Sept. Post
MASTER General Wanamaker to-day is-
sued his expected order deputzing the
poetmasters of free delivery cities,
towns and rural communities to put up
letter boxes on the request OF citizens
for the collection and delivery OF
mail at house doors. The order, It IS
said, affects nearly 1900, 600 residences
to which the free delivery service IS al
ready extended, and 1t il regarded by
post experts as the most important dr-
parture in the free delivery OF mail,
since tie beginning OF the system un-
der Postmaster-C Blair. The
canvas models OF boxes to be recon-
mended have lasted over two wears,
and the recommended boxes have stood
the test Of actual experiment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
An Unpieasant Discovery.

WICHITA, kas., Sept. l0.-The parents
of Cora Burton, n l5-year-old girl, who
was taken out of school some months
ago by Chris klmmerle, her fathers
hired man, spirited away to Newton
and there married to her abductor,
brought suit to aunul the marriage. The
hearing began yesterday. In eXamin-
ing the marriage license il was found
that in the absence of the probate Judge
of Harvey County the county clerk had
issued the license, and Judge Reed de-
cided there was therefore no marriage
to anrul. The county clerk had made
a practice of issuing licenses when the
probate Judge WAS away, and the DIS
covery that all marriages cOnsumated
under his licenses are null viii create
c,pC+.rDafinI
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Another IntcrnatIonai Rumpus.

LoSpoN. Sept. l2.-The latest adyces
received here from Genoa regardingthe
murder of Frank Reilly. the seaman
from the nited States squadron, who
was killed on the night oE September
III a lodging-house in Genoa, show that
national animus was the cause of
the crime. The proprietor oi
the lodging-house, when the AM
tJydafR tJydgafRgss" mseapd an13gteh 3ggte ttt(m , fer
guage to them, simply because they
were Americans. The seamen were
advised that it was unsafe for them to-
remain in the place, and they started
for the door when the proprietor, with
a knife in each hand, sprang toward
Reilly and stuck both the weapons in
his back. Reilly staggered to the street,
where he fell and died in few min
utes. The murder was entirely unpro-
vOked, aud Reilly was Killed for no 9TH
er reason than that he was an Ameri-
can. In consequence of the killing OF
Reilly the sailors of the United States
vessels there are not allowed TO 90 on
shore while they remain at Genoa.
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we should keep il at nome because il Would
be so worthless that nobody would take it
abroad. Were the system of state banks
revived, we would again have discounts at
the state lines. large charges for drafts on
financial centers, and general suspicion OF
every bin offered III payment, With lIqm-
datlon every few years that would he de
StrIctlve. loss to the innocent holders of
b1ls, and corresponding pront 10 the
parties owning the banks.
!. Ihe three issues which have given are
the issues On which would arraiGn The
Democratic party. ! would ltot multiply
issues nor be diverted by our opp0E2ntS
from steadfaSf adherence TO and constant
presentation OF these questions before the
people, until every voter Is made To know
and understand their true and welghty
significance. Very sincerely yours.
JAMES e.. BLAINE.
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DEATH in A HOTEL FIRE.
Three Persons Perish and Many injured
at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Que, Sept. 12.-At half
past O'Clock this morning the Cham
berly Hotel was discovered to be on
fire. Two persons were seen to come to
windows on the second floor and then,
after piteous shrieks for help AMI IN
appealing glance to those who had
rushed to the scene, to 90 back into
the flames which roared behind them.
Many of the guests leaped for their
lives to the pavement 40 feet below.
Several received sprained or broken
ankles. In front room on the third
floor was found the first of the fires
victims. This was sewing machine
agent named Turcotte. The sec
-ond victim to be brought out
medical student named Cidalo.
He was breathing when found, but died
soon after being taken to tho hospital
The last body WAS that of q stabseman,
who was found lying under his bed on
the top floor, his body being charred
almost beyond recognition. The loss
will amount to $4,000 on the building
and furniture.
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RESTS WITH The COURT.
Conclusion of the Argument in One of
the Treasury Suits:


MADISON, Wis. Sept. S.-The argu
ment ia the iiarshaW case was com
pleted to-day. Joshua Stark ended his
able plea for the defense, Attorney
General O'tonnor making the closing
argument for the state.
Mr.. O'tonnor began by reCiting the
complaint and giving synopsis Of the
answer III the main case, and that of J. :.
A. McFetrldge, brother of the defend
ant, f.. {. McF etridge, after which he
took up and discussed the case as made
by the state in the lower court. He
took up the term OF office, the bond
the amount received by McFetridge
from his predecessor, showed the aver
age monthly balance for the years 1882,
1855 and 1884. and showing that the de-
tendant must have had a knowledge Of
the contents of the reports show
ing these balances. He went
into the details Of the deposit
OF state money with banks,
gave extracts from the testimony Of the
bankers TO show that Mcretridge nego-
tlated for and expected to receive IN
terest on the funds. He recIted at great
length from the evidence taken at the
previous trial to sustain this point. Mr..
OConnor then went into the qneetIon of
public convenience" as relating TO The
depOsiting of state moneys in various
banks, to show that Crt-of-town banks
were at times selected for such
deposits, and that the con-
venience of the public was not
consulted. lie quoted witnesses to show
that great secrecy WAS observed in the
dra wing OF interest by McFetridge.
The manner in which accounts we're
kept and the duty of the treasurer un-
der the law to invest state funds WAS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
sullivan Wants TO Fight Mitchell.

CINCINNATI, o, sept. IO.-Jchn L.
Sullivan arrived here this morning az
80 and left for New York at 1890.
Sullivan attracted no attention. He as
nue. detected, but he appreciated
greatly anv kind word spoken to him.
About all he said was that he would go
on with his show, and that be wanted
to whip Charley Mitchell. He looked
much the worse for the pounding he
got at New Orleans.
EEw YoRE, Sept. I0.-The Coney Ath-
Ietic Club proposes 10 secure meeting
between Peter Jackson and James Cor
bett. The club will offer as much as
any other athletic ASSOCIATION in the
country for q contest, and ills the De!iet
Of the management that il wil. succeed.
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GIVES UP HIS OFFICE.

United States Minister Porter VIII CO
lnto Politics.
ROME, Sept. 9.-The Italia announces
the resignation of Albert &. Porter,
United States minister TO Italy.
WA.lHSGToN. ID. c., Sept. 9.-The an
nouncemerit contained in the cable
message from Rome that Mr.. Porter.
the American minister TO Italy, has re-
signed. will not surprise persons in Of
fetal circles here If the report snODid
be verified. 1t has icen expected for
some time that Mr.. Porter would re-
sign as soon as the ''incld"ns' With
Italy arising out of the lynchng Of the
Italians Ill New Orleans has passed suf.
fiCiently into the history Of happily
ended international difficulties to per-
nit Of his resignation without any sUg
gestion that II was due to the s2tangle-
ment arising while he was nlted States
minister TO Italy. At the time Mr.. Por~
ter returned to Rome after prolonged
absence occasioned bv the recall OF
Baron Fava, 1t was stated that he would
before long tender his resignation to
enter politics, and il is presumed thag
this announced Intention has been ear
rled ont, though the absence of Press
dent Harrison. Private Secretary Hal
ford, Secretary Foster, of the State De-
paftment, and others, DELAYS lts verits-
cation ~ Washington.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
BERGMAN TALKS SUICIDE.
IT Given Over T-n-y-ar Term lie VIII
XIII Himself

PrGTsBrEG, Pa, Sept. 9.--Rereman, 9.
the Anarchist who attempted the life
of ii. {. Frick, stated in an interview
to-day that if his sentence was more
than ten years he would kill hiineeif.
There was not enough IN life, he ea;d, 70
snend twenty or thirty years :, n 70; ris22l r: n
lihrrtv after the sentence had ex! lred.
said he: 81 fully realize the c"nse-
dItnccs of my attempt on the lite of
Mr.. Frick did ali when / attempted
10 xii hin, and was prepared to suffer
the consequences had he died More
than ten years in prison would be
worse than hanging, and if | had ~
choice ! would pIe.er to hang rather
,uAn spend a lifetime in prison."
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Carlou. ILL.,, Sept. lo.-Carter II.
Harrison, editor and proprietor OF the
Times, had narrow escape from fatal
injury this morning. As Il il, he Is lad
1lp with broken arm and some severe
bruises. The ex-Mayor was out on hIa
thoroughlr re Kentucky mare taking
his regular ride before breakfast. He
came at sharp canter, and turned his
horse into Ashland Avenue without
drawing rein. Her foot 10 sooner
struck the asphalt pavement Of the
boulevard. made CLASSY by ram, than
she slipped, and Mr Harrison was
thrown over her shoulder. The doctors
say ii will be fortnight before he Will
be able to he about.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
No Cholera in Canad

MoNTREAL, Que, Sept ".-The story
that the cholera had reached the It.
Lawrence receives straight consEa1i,-
ton from DR.. Lachapel!e, presi-
dent of the Provincial Board Of f!ea Ia.
He saws that the Wandrahan, the
steamer from IIamhurg mentioned
as introducing the disease, has not
passed Father Point and has not been
reported from anv place III II" Dlf.
She comes rom Hambur. ana Anti erp,
and will not be allowed to pass Crosse
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
EXPRESS THIEVES FOILED,
Bold Robbery ut New Orleans Frns:rat.
eh-One Arrest.

New ORtE.Hs, La, Sept. 9.-At $50
this morning the Southern Isrress
office was entered through the door on
the Perdiio Street side ty three men,
who put pistol to the watchman's
head, forced him against post
and were tying him there,
when Mr. Peck, an employc OF
the company, advanced upon them.
The burglars fred as he met them. and
turned TO run. AS Peck started in pur-
suit they fired another shot at him.
One of the burglars was captured. He
gave his name as James Clifford, for
me- employe of the company. His
companions were recognized and will
no doubt lie captured.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
SUING The UNION PACIFIC.
The Rock Island Co,npany EIes . Claim
for 500. COO Eamacas.

The Rock Island Conpany Fites - Claim
for 100000 Damaged.
CnIctGo, ILL.,, Sept. l2.--The Chicago
Rock Island K Pacific Railway Com
pany fled declaration in the circuit
court to-day in 10000 damage suit
against the MON Pacific Hallway for
breach OF cOnyenant According 10 Il
contract executed in May, 1880 the
Rock Island claims that the Pacific
Company was to lease and Jointly oc-
cupy the tracks, etc; frcrh Mcpherson,
kans., extending west of the At!,ansas
River, to South Hutchinson, and also q
line between Sonlh Omaha and lincoln.
The Union Pacific Railroad, it is alleged,
never kept the agreement. and for the
first mentioned road the Rock Island
seeks to recover Sl9,0+3, and tor the lat.
ter line SGH, $40 for rental.
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The Run on the EiTbeck Eank nf Lon
don Continues.

LoNDoN, Sept. l3.-ThC crowd Of panic
stricken depo-jtors Who were unable to
Withdraw Their money from the Birk-
beck Bank. yesterday, BEGAN to get
there at } 0 clock this morning. When
the doors were opened at 10 o clock. the
usual hour. two long lines had
been formed, and the police com
PEELED those IN the lines 70
keep their places. AS soon a. the bank
op ned the yavments commenced. Al
though there is suspicion that the
bank is perfectly solvent, and able 20
meet any claims upon it, II Will be
orced to realize on most OF It's secuII.
ties if the run does not abate. The
bank Yesterday Sid AjD.'4U IN cOnsois
At as If tue bank : conpe! Ell 10
maze further forced sa.es 0. securities
!, - Ill s,irf.- ~ EV
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
THE FARTHEST POINT NORTH
Peary's Grand Achievement on the East
Greenland Coast

WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. l2.-The
stars and stripes have been planted at
the two points nearest to the north pole
yet reached by civilized man.
The Navy Department to-day re
ceived the following telegram
from Lieut.. Peary. at st. Johns,
\. T.. The United States navy claims
her discovery on the Greenland east
coast of Independence Bay, 81 degrees
north latitude, 81 degrees west longl-
rude, dis covered July +, 1892, and Green
land Ice Cape, which ends south Of VIC
toria Inlet" Inc highest point hereto
fore attained on the east coast is about
IS or y degrees, and was
made by Holdenby, a German. The
highest point on the west coast was s3,
made by Lockwood and Brainard of the
Greely expedition. Naval officers are
delighted at the success OF Col. Peary,
and his telegram is received with much
II
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people and the life Of the poor-will
haye to come off, or come down, See !,
We mean to rip up. exterminate, an
nihilate, and sink in the foulest igno-
miny, and disgrace. every vestige of
fraud called protection, wherever we
can tlnd 1t, and. as fast as the needs Of
the government, increased tenfold bv
the Republican party, will permit. See?
Because now. as evermore, until the
robber tariff is a thing of the past, and
Republican protectionism is as dead as
African slavery. the Democratic law
and gospel stands. .-LouisrUe Courier.
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But W Inv

The Democrats were routed once
pom the free trade cry
They think their chances better now;
But why?
They say that signs of victory
Are III the very air.
There may be something of The sort;
But where
Though Grover was in SIS
Defeated, they SAY now
Hes stronger than he ever was:
But how
The people VIII. they say. dispense
With services OF Ben;
And that's what they VII! 10, no doubt:
fut when?
-KdaSdS Cisy Journal
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
FIFTH SATELLITE Or JUPITER.
Prof. Hs-nard. of Lick Observatory, I"-
Gates New Dae.

LICK OaSEEy afn::y, Cal, Sept. i&.-
Prof Barnard has added a fifth
satellite to the four satellites o;
Jupiter discovered by Calico in
1910. The new one Was discovered by
Barnard September 10. lis period IL -
hours and &6 minutea. Its distance
from the center is ll2, ,tU) miles. 1t was
oGst ryed by him at the east eionSatlon
Septe mbcr 10. 20 hours So mIpute@ Il
seconds, Greenwich mean time. Its
uhunituGe Is the tlirteenth.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
Bad Accident on the Pennsylvania

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. Eight men
were killed and three fatally hurt IN a
collision on the CIeartieii y Cambria
Railroad at O'Clock this evening.
A work train met an up-bound pas
senger train in a deep cut near
Eckenrodes' Mills. The cut was
filed with wreckage. Engineer
c. w. Ferry and Fireman l.. Parish,
of the passenger train, were taken out
dead. The engineer and tiremen of
the work train jumped ana escaped
with slight injuries. Six foreigners,
members of the work crew, We're
killed. None of the passengers OF the
up-bound train were hurt The en-
gineer Of the work train Is said to have
disobeyed orders to lay over at. PattOn's
to let the passenger train through. The
Cleartield 4 Cambria Railroad Is a road
recently opened by the Pennsylvania
EnrprtEnN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
MAY END THE STRIKE.

important Conference Between Marinette
NH Owners and Employees.
MENoHINEE, Mich, Sept. l2.-Several
Of the Marinette mills attempted to re.
sEme operations this morning, but
not sufficient number of non
union men could be found to
do the necessary work, ana
all is still again. A conference will be
held this afternoon between a commit
tee appointed by the mill hands and
the mill owners, when settlement OF
the difficulty viii probably be made, by
which ali the strikers will 60 back to
work at slight advance in wages.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
London's Tabernacle PulDIt.

IoSpoS. Sept. l0.-pr. Pierson, cf
Philadelphia, who otfiClated n Mr..
Spurgeon's pulpit IN the Metro olItan
Tabernacle during the latters final i'll
ness. and VINO later acted II the same
capacity, has been finally accepted as
he permsuent successor OF Ir, Spur
eeon. DR.. Piereon will assume his du-
t:es in the tabernacle January J, 1873.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
CHOLERA in PENNSYLVANIA
Fatal Case Reported at Jeanette, Near
Pittsburg,

PITrsEUR5, Pa, Sept. ia special
to the Chronicle Telegraph from Jean
nette, Pa, an industrial town
twelve miles from this city, says:
"A Belgian, name not yet learned,
who arrived in this place last Saturday
from Europe, was taken i'll to-day and
died in few hours. Physicians in at
tendance pronounced the case one of
Asatic cholera. A full investigation is
beirc made -
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PirrsEuRG, Pa. Sept. l2.-over $3.50
coal miners on the river district form
ailv struck to-day on the .-ce1t .e1uC-
ton made BY the operators. About
ope-tn!.d of the miners have been
yorkicy ard tie nep refused to return
to heir picks to-day. Hat oi the miners
are organized, and are prepared Tor a
struggle.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
TROOPS HELD RESPONSIBLE.
National Cuardsmen Blamed for Killing d
Boy a. Buffalo.

BrFFALo, y. Y, Sept. I3.-The cor
oner's jury in the case Of Michael Brod-
erick. the hoy shot by soldiers of the
Twenty second Regiment on August .,
during the railroad strike, has brought
in verdict declaring the shooting I'M
iustiiiahIe and recommending that all
honorable means be iaken 10 bring the
guilty partE or natties 10 iustIce.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
EIGHT THOUSAND MEN OUr.
Strike of Miners in ths River Bistr.ct of
FenusyiyaUia.

PITTsRUEG, Pa, sept. l3.-Over 900
coal miners on the river district tor
mally struck yesterday on the cent
reduction made by the operators
About one-th;rd of the miners pave
been working and the men refused to
return to their picks. Half OF the
miners are organized and are prepared
for @ sfrr1cola
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
DYNAMiTERS In BOLOGNE.
A Telegraph Office Destroyed by . Bomt b
One Man Injured.

BOLoGNE, Sept. ia dynamite bomb
was exploded yesterday in telegraph
Office here just as the employees had left
the building. The place was entirely
wrecked, and the noise and shock of the
explosion created considerable excite
ment in the vicinity. One man was
struck by portions of the flying debris
and was seriously injured. Several per-
sons have been arrested on suspicion of
being concerned IN the affair.
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A STRIKE POSSIBLE.
Trouble on the Reading that May Result
in a Wake Out

in NaIk-0at.
PHILADErPHIA, Pa, Sept. l2-ChiefP P.
N. Arthutofthe Brotherhood { f Loc 1ml {.
live Engineers, who Is here with Chic
wilkins, of the Order of Hallway Con,
ductors. and +. II. Morrissev, represent,
ing Chief Wilkinson, of the Order OF
Trainmen, and grievance committee
OF Reading employees, to-day said that a
49, ,.st.t>.' - ,.,.1-
Mcleod. of the Reading. on Tuesday
The trouble grows out of the discharge
Of engineers for the reason that they
belonged to The Brotherhood. I he fire
men, conductors, brakemen, swltchmen,
and other employees, Mr.. Arthur says,
stand by the engineers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
LUDINGTON MINE SALE.
Half Interest Bought by the Hamilton
Ore COMPANY.

Iron MOUNTAIN, Mich, Sept 10. T.
Jones has arrived home from the East
and announces the purchasing o. the
controlling interest in the Iudington
mine by c. X mberly of the Hamilton
ore Company. The two companies will
now cut drift from one mine TO the
other and the two properties viii be
work as one.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
OVER 10000 MAJORITY.
Fishback Elected Governor of Arkansas
by Big Vote.

by Big Vote.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 9.-Ollicial
returns of the state election have been
received from twenty-one counties.
They give Flshback DEM for govern
or a majority over both Whipple tkep.)
and Carnahan (Populistl OF 1854. At
this rate Fishback's majority IN the
whole state will exceed 80, 900. 1t i, be-
iieved that the poll tax emendmt Mt tC
the constitution has been defeated.
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ling Rninb 0 VS..
Shl r..l.nnn makes some

W. york Tribune makes some
II Y. ,en,s 81 the Democratic
4. r,siorities for Cleveland !,
j ..o know. says the Irit-
os rainbow chasing wing OF
t,sf u M marty is again at the
a. ~, i established by the
lls y proofs. The reports
els.l s prmocratic headquastefs
|, "ln axactIv such as appeared
n s5r ing tie campaign OF 1883.
- a- u aas then, 8 bad day for
:. .aora !, is net absolute assur-
' ~ ley that at least two
'i,L- -,s.rs have gone Demo-
Y I.sat mora than one doubtful
y ,..a in.a.IiDly and forever re-
rle loubttui l.st,
= .rre tc be lo-t by the Re
10. !. aas sts.ci Yesterday. The
/. !. that the combination OF
- AMI the Alliance voters
n,sr,In against the kepubli-
ire, rom past elections.
81, 'aets are omitted. The
.l. ~ Alliance Eas been de-
II II. many az it former leaders
The second Is that there
: ~ lEp4n votes more or
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Result of Desperate Hand-to- Hand
Fight in Indiana.

Fight in Indiana.
SALEM, Ind, Sept. 10. - John Myers
and hls son-in-lsw, John Brown, got in
to- an alteration and resortGa to knives
and pistols. \ half dozen shots were
exchanged, one being effective, striking
Brown in the left breast. Both contest
ants then c!inched and began to slash
each other. Both are supposed TO he
fatally injured. The AFT r occurred on
North Main Street near Myers honse.