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The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
MISSIONS IN AFRICA.
BISHOP TAYLoR.s REPORT.
He Gives Details of the Work OF Ivan
geiizing the Heathen-

Bishop Taylor made his report 70 ihe Aeln-
odist General Conference on the It'll
He said the eyangellzatioa of Africa was a
stupendous work A part OF the continent o.
Africa was poverty-strieken by nature on sc-
count Of the unproduetiyeness OF the e0aaisy
IN its present state. The natives were unable
to make use of even the resources witlla tnels
reach Thcy needed brain and hand cliltafe-
Without hand culture they would starEe On
their barren plains. The best time to oe;in
the education of the head and hand, Uilleh
must be carried forward simultaneously IN
Africa, was in youth 1t would not DO 10
wait until the heather had grown up IN is'i'oF-
ance and sin.
Day unto day and night unto night sad
the speaker the work should go on God
school has no vacation; It is eontinuoas-'
Bishop Taylor in his report Ieoountei the
hariships and dangers that beset the mission
airy work 10 Africa, and said that the work
demanded men and women of heroic ts'th
and courage. Some of the women miss!onaF-
les, especially the Misses White, he CON
mended heartily for their zeal in facing dan
gers on the Dark eontinent. He spoke OF the
necessity o, purchasing or redeemius the
young African girls before they could be got
ten away from their parents
The girls arc marketable, and the parents
will not let the missionaries have them 10 cd
ueate without first receiving the market price
for them. He said It vas useless to Try and
Christianize the young women. They MUS
have Christian purposes FOR life or the work
will fail He told Of one insisnc. where a
naked heather carried a child nearly SO
miles to keep her out Of the hands Of the
slave merchants. He then gave list of The
membership Of the missions and Sunday
schools in Africa He said there we're oTe-
1900 church members, Is Sunday schools as'o
teachers, 3,750 Sunday school scholars be
longing to the Methodists In Africa BlshOp
TayIur led three year old African rirl upoa
the stage, whom he had btoash; hack viii
him. She received quite an oyziioa-
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
a TERRIBLE TRAIN WRECK.
F, SAINT. re rrain.Goes Throash bf''s'
and seven Passenger. Are
r-LIIa..a

,.--s,,s ,,,iaent oeeured shortly before
, o,e,,s,k THURSDAY morning On the Atchlson'
ropeSA & santa Fe at The hr'le 'oSn oi us-
,.re in Missouri he throogh tall'osAl-
,ss,fhaIea express. due IN Chieago a. s''s' a
:, uent through a bridge into $ eretN
,,xolleu bv tbe heavy rains 0f the pTeEi9aa
aight -..r--,
.as raging and the train vas Tunnins a. y
aueed rste Of spsed. Near Revere is a si--1
,treaua vhieh Tie road er1sscs By means q .
rr,5.3en nile ;resile. There vas an suusaals
hesyv rainfall fss several hoars before 'He
express was due there, aud the utile stream
rss swollen tiIl il pressed bcyond rs oAilAs-
The p-,ssssire Of the water moved he Eoo'le2
,rta-e On IL foualatlaa untll Was cot o. lne
rith The track A the trldce was not -asiied
.vay It w1s Impossible for the engineer Al a
4ista,ee 10 see that there Eas auyihin;
wrong. The engine left the track and u and
he brin-e went doza Into The crcck- fo.i''''a
by two baggage cars, the mall car, The tour
tsts' sIeeper and a Fgllzaa car. The eai'-
foruia .leeper, The Last car IN The trainr ~
uained oa the rails.
The scenes Immediately after The traln Tent
down were awfJL The eArs seFe AT ai'el
r!th passengers, doscas of vhou were -er1
struggling IN the vascg. Tnoso Who uefe
anhur at once vent 10 tic rcse1e q tas
3thers. and messenger were scui 90 Aealili =
junction town a fev nlles away
seven persons. tzcludiu- woman ard her
china. arr knoWn TO have been kllci, and b
large number Of other Passensers were la-
jured
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
ATTACKED THE HEBREWS.
a Polish Town the Scene OF BLOODY
Riot.


Details have been received in rv-ard 70 the
serious labor troubles which have been o.
curing at Lositz, town Of Poiani. seventy
i've milcs from Warsaw, where 5000 lueu
have been on a strike since May Day. and
hive been engaging Ia riotous demonstrations
during which they made violent attacks On
the Jewish residents
The strikers first made an attack ou thf
mills, the fonce at the disposal Of the anlhUTi-
ties being inadequate to eopr with TIE ia'Ee
force OF desperate men. The riu,er, bad
things pretty much their own way and -'ae-
eeeded in wrecking the bgildirss When
they had become tired ot this WOrs Of iir,
structlon the riO;ers turned their ayien;ion ~
the jews living In the place and prparele,i iu
force to the Jewish quarter to carry cat J-seir
reyengeful designs.
The Jews, having feared an attack frum the
strikers, had made preparations 10 defend
their lives and properly, aud they oIerel .
most desperate resistance to the invaders %
their homes The fighting between the at
taeking rioters and the besie-ed Jews was
Heree and sanguinary, and mSnEoI the com.
batants on both sides Lost their lives during
the conflicts, while large number received
wounds which in many instances wili prob
ably result fatally. The whole place Is IN 4
state OF great excitement over the affair, snd
the authorities are taking precautions 70 the
event Of 4 renewal of the disorders.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
The s.nt, He rctrnnc,,ln..

The Kansas State Board OF Railroad Com.
missiouers are receiving letters from citizens
along the line q the Santa Fe who complain
because Of the action OF the company in clos
Ing small stations aud discharging telegraph
operators. Not less than eleven operator
have been discharged and their Offices closed
in the last thirty days
The santa fe company has not yet made
any explanation OF its action. The dis
charged operators say II Is the beginning of a
plan Of retrenehment outlined for the tele-
graph department by the general officers Of
the road after the adoption Of the advanced
schedule Of wages at the Instance Of the tele-
graph operators' grievance committee about
a month aga The complaints have all been
referred 70 the company for reply.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
western News Notss-

Creede has board Of trade
A 35opound black bear was trapped near
Aspen Junction last week.
The coal mines at Crested Butte are being
worked only three days week
Rw. sullivan of LeadyIIle has been ar
rested for beating his wife TO death
The cheese factory at Hugo started up on
the 9Th. Ii has a capacity OF 200 pounds.
Governor Barber of Wyoming has sgain re
fused to allow Texas cattle to cross Wyoming
Charming F. Meek has beer, elected presi-
dent Of the Colorado Coal and Iron Company
Jsy Gould is making leisurely trip north
ward through New Mexico. His health is i'm
proving.
Contracts have been sigued for eooastruc-
ton Of the new smeIter al Cheyenne. 1t viii
cost SS75,ooo.
Thomas Lawton was executed at Canon City
on the 9th for the murder of John Hemming-
He declared that he was innocent
: The Florence on and Refining Company at
Well IS has struck oil at depth Of about
! 500 feet The showing indicates big we'll
William Biselow committed suicide at
Fountain On the 9th by lying down in an irri-
eating ditch. He was stranger in the town
and seemed to be Insane.
The Indian boys at Teller institute are very
glad always to get outside jobs Of work to do
The farmers are employing a large number in
helping to plant fruit trees. They are said TO
be quick to learn, accurate and Intelligent at
their work.
The st. Charles hotel In Aspen was burned
on the 9Th. some of the guests had narrow
escapes. The building was an old affair and
the loss is fully covered by insurance. Sew
eraI OF the guests lost their baggage. The
furniture WAS entirely ruined The fire IS
supposed 10 have started from candle in the
rear part Of the building.
Denver Markets-Eggs, ranch 17c, state
i5c; butter. best creamery 22Jd29c, dairy lie;
hay, upland -baled SI0(GSfl, second bottom
S7dsS. alfalfa 81. 90: wheat sl-35; corn, bulk
75c, sacked soc; oats, si.0s, sacked sl-l5;
potatoes 75e, cattle, choice steers s2.sOCG
s3.65, cows sl-eOas2- IS, native feeders 81 80
as IS; hogs, choice s4.35d4.5O; sheep,
choice shorn S4ooldsf5O, common and feed
ers 81 $500
surveyor General Hobart has had notice to
survey the Fort Cummings and Fort selden
abandoned military reservations in New Mex
leo with a view to opening the same for settle
ment. The property will be sold At auction
10 the highest bidder. The Fort selden re-
serve. in Dona Ana County, covers 10000
acres, and the Fort Cummings reserve, in
Sierra County, consists Of 1900 acres. The
tracts comprise some of the best fruit lands
in the Rio Grande valley.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
rh, In,er,ta,s oratnrlral cnnt..,.

The interstate oratorlcal contest which zas
held at Minneapolis on the Sfh Vas pariilI.
pated In By the representatives II colleges DO
ten different States The judges found q
difficult 10 decide which was the best. but
Miss E. Jean Nelson Of Greeaesstie. 1ndlsnl
captured hrsi prize, and G. H. Geyor Of OhiC
Wesleyan University. Delaware, Ohio, second.
Miss Nelson's Grafton Was on Industrial
Freedom" while Mr.. Geyer spoke on The
'soptimisn OF History" SheW on thought
and composition, while her delivery vas fair.
Miss Nelson Is junior at the uuiversi,y u
Greencastle and 10 years Of age She Is al.
traetiye looking, but not handsome. The
first prize was sloo, the second s5l. Mls,
Nelson was the only one who received I1l
mark from any Of the judges, Hoa J. NJ
1hurston Of Omaha giving her that on
thought and composition. Mr.. Matehett ui
Colorado College, Represented Colorado 10
the contest.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.
Subject Discussed by the Methodi,ts at
Omaha.

Subject Discussed by the Methodists at
Omaha.
'.The American University: Chisilan Fdu-
cation" were the prevailing themes at the
mass meeting at Exposition hail Sunday after
noon. Notwithstanding the fofblddlus
weather, there was an audience Of over 25oo
people present, aud they sat out the entire
programme, which lasted two hours and
three-quarters. AL the addresses were with
reference TO the proposed university at Wash
ington, which will be open only to college
graduates and the doors OF which are not
TO be thrown open until an endowment fund
Of 5000, coo has been raised. The nature Of
tse scheme was set forth b. Bishop Hurst,
who presided.
The musical part Of the programme was In
charge OF Chaplain MeCabe aud DIR, NJ 5.
Hard. The opening prayer was made By Rev.
D. W. Hayes.
Rev. DR.. Moulion, the English delegate,
was called upon by the audience and respond
ed briefly, expressing his approval Of the
magnificent scheme and faith in its coasun-
nation.
ItwAs announced that several subscriptions
had already been promised. Mrs. McCaba
taking the first share of Sl 900. Another sum
across the water Ia only waiting for somebody
TO 20 after it.
A resolution was adopted asking the bishops
to designate October 10 as Columbian Day.
when subscriptions will be taken for the
American University.
The question will come before the general
conference for definite action somc time dur
ing the present month.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14

ONE great advantage which the in
creased use OF the best machinery is
to the farmer is seldom spoken Of by
the manufacturers, or by the farmers
themselves. Perhaps the farmers 40
not realize il. while the makers might
think it wonld hinder instead o; help
ing the sale OF their machines if it
were known. It is a fact that the
use Of the machine soon makes more
careful tanning a necessity The
hand scythe could be worked among
rocks and stumps and along hedge
rows and bitches and carried through
the bogs but one who wants to pro-
ftably use the moving machine must
remove the distractions and I'll up or
drain the places where the horses
would mire or :he machine plow .
the ground.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
The war in venezuela.

The report that President Palacio has Cres-
pos son captive was confirmed by advices
from Coro.
It is said that the detssor has not injured
the young man and that the fear OF ieptisals
at the hands of Crespc viii prevent him from
doiag so. The loss OF General Casanas, who
was the military right hand Of Palacio, has
greatly weakened his cause.
Much interest i- ssid 10 have been aroused
in Venezuela by the report thar Paiacio pro-
posed 10 hand over 10 the British she disputed
territory adjoining Guens, and the dictator's
cause has been weakened thereby. Grespo is
aiming for yalaneeis, and IT Is thought prot
able that the decisive battle viii occur near
that place.
All a,iyices from Venezuela aie .aForabie to
Crc,po
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
GREAT ELECTRICAL COMBINE.
The Westinghouse Wm oppose the
Thompssn-Hoaston.

The Westinghouse VIII Oppose the
Thompsou-Hoaston.
When the Thomp-ou-Housion Eiccirie
Company reached 0ai tsE weeks aco aud
ahsorbed al Of It's mosi powerful r.yais Ia
the country, it, oaice5 eaimly prepared b.
enjoy an absolute mo1oP0ly q the uanufae-
turs and sale of electrical apparatus
The giant combine vas launched ausp'c-
lousy. Il bad a capital o. s5o,oo1ooo and d
controlled nearly all The valuable patents ou
electrical apparatus thai had bcen issled iu
this country. But the WcstInEhouse c0aa-
paHy was ignored It vas thouzht 10 Dc 300
weak 10 fora ) factor Ia The combine. Tues
DAY il wAa learned that the WestiHEh0ase
company had formed rival oomb.nc and
would open bitter hght On the ThomfsJl.
Ho1st0a eoupany-
The great sicrnans Halske hFm q Bsri' .,
Paris anil Ioaduz has iolb-i ulih the Wcss-
lashouse eruWd and Is iF. he fed fos Aulsr.-
can patronage An uf The valuable pztea,s
held By this company and the services u BE-
best electricians viii D. al tae disposal q ihf
new company Branch 0aicss arg 70 =
opened In all the large elites o: tEs cogatry,
The priheipaI Offices vii probably lo 10 Chi-
ca-u-
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
MUCH WANTED WITNESSES.
Jones aud Walker Arrested at ohadron
and Taken to Omaha.

Jones aud Walker Arrested at ohadron
and Taken to Omaha.
The now famous Wyoming trappers were
taken from Chadron TO Omaha last Monday
on a special train in charge Of United States
Marshal Hepdnger of Omaha, and IT IS safe to
sag that the only witnesses TO the killing Of
Ray and Champion will never voluntarily re-
turn TO Wyoming court.
The habeas corpus case resulted Ia County
Judge Ballard releasing tile prisoners. As
soon the word released was spoken By the
judge, Hepfnger, wlo sat close to the trap
pers, arrested them and had them handcufTed
together before Sheriff Dshlman could place
them under arrest.
Attorney Harvey had secured papers from
United States Court Commissioner Daring
ton, on complaint of o. p Witt, the Douglas
liyeryman, who came all the way from Doug
las with them. Witt accused the irappers Of
selling United States horses and selling LIQUOR
to Indians, while Sheriff Dah!man's papers
were issued on complaint OF Deputy Sheriff
Kinball, charging them with grand larceny
in having stolen two reyolvers from the Doug
las jail.
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a strike at the worlds Fair.

About 200 ironworkers who have been at
work on the buildings on the Worlds Fair
grounds struck on the LIST, when the men de-
manded a minimum rate of 40 cents per hour.
This demand was refused, although it was met
in the case Of few men at work on the adj
minic.ration building. All during last week
there was nothing done On the nineteen great
arches that are TO span the manufacturers
building. -Four Of them are in place but the
work on the fifteen others has remained Just
as the strikers had left them. The placing of
the giant iron trusses IS slow work. and there
is enormous amount to be done on the rest of
the building when they are all In place. The
manufacturers building is the largest of the
exposition structures. aud as yet Is the most
backward in construction. Nearly everything
depends upon the iron work now, and If that
is now delayed, the building, II Is certain can
no. be completed by next October as re-
quired.
A large number OF men have been imported
to take the strikers places, and on the sth
they were attacked by the strikers. The po-
lice fiuahy succeeded in rescuing them.'
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14

THERE are certain respects in which
the idea conveyed by the word gen
tleman" in the United States is
stronger and finer than it carries with
it elsewhere. but it is true that the
English gentleman has certain
scrupulousness about his immediate
associates that one must admire 1t
is not considered an entirely comfort
able thing to occupy the same benches
with a blackleg. even though he be
blackleg OF your own party; provid-
ed. OF course, that he does not own a
title too august. And the English
laws for the prevention OF corrupt
practices at elections have assisted
materially in elevating the general
standard of politics. The acts have
excluded from political honors the
worst class OF those men who succeed
in thrusting themselves in too fire.
quently in this country and the
odium which they throw upon bad
records goes great way toward max
ing house so selected proud of its
character and sensitive abou, preserv
ing its reputation
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14

WE fear an inspection OF an sc-
curate census by minor divisions will
disclose that nearly every city has had
an Increase OF population in the
wards where the gain necessitates the
packing of the population like bees in
"a hive and that the sum OF vice
disease and want indicated by the
tenement house population of the
largest cities has grown rather than
decreased as the country has gained
in wealth.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
FORTY LIVES i
EXPLOSION IN a oo.,
An Explosion roliowedhv.r
Al nosiyn. wa.h,n.,a

a terrible gas etpiosloa
slope Of inine No. = q n.
Coal Company al Rosl4a. va
18th, In which the loss q, =,
In number that Of any o,s.,
been chronielcd in ne 49,.
nature OF The cHpiosioa ar sI,
led 70 II will probably nsg.,i..,.s
Il Is thought eeery ualasr rs,.
the siope at he tlrsc Ia. ps-..,.s
IL Is no, deaaiiely ksoso
werr In the sielsliy q ,as H.,,
il.oushi IS "a 80 usrr iu ,Ae y,
Affected af The crplo.los f.
arr at wotk and 81 lhl. TN. ~
been rccoscrod Thee ~,
nearest 10 the op,uia- ~
froni the point phcry % :
plosioa o-seurrcd No, e ts.,l
ard 1000 feet farther lu ID, ss
innesiiatc vicinity o. De .,s.
Tberv Is no doubt ellarr /, -
miners or the eomraay 60.
man va Instantly kW6l M.
Fss one Of The llr-est .l ts. -
western dirislous o. tlse -
Uuion Pac!ac rallrosI. uf,a -
capacity o, sl0oo toa.assr
o,'eurTri ius; a. tso -ae-, ~. !.
A. sSV o'elosk 1r5 trfs.st,
tuanei ESCAPED uryavu, X, y
either gaeg - fzr r,e.revd
Reports - fas rroarll I-,... T..
plas,ea has cs1,-sai ~ a. .laa ~. I
Is on sre aia'i ihatEi 3, i-pa.ss I,
tho t-l-iics
Mos Of the pf1alfIs Fir-. l..
famIiies wOsk 'hsI tsss rs.r -.
pa; fea ulnuihs t1a i5r as- - -
wart sscaiily.
Il 9 th9srbt = arr "a s1-.s /, /.
ievei., and srtan-rueats t-y -. !.
torn on rairF g. soo1 atI "a, t.s. ,
Air faas arc Earkfns n Hr Z
aua ~Tcry rGnri u beng usas-,
t.-I.es pfthr impr.-1asI ora "a. 4
camp sila arr abe o. uart sl-, -,
thcis ssriecs s-i usa s-- u.rs-s,,
y 10 sAifu. sn tolit asl 1c-s-,,-
: O'Clock.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14

THOSE who habitually carry deadly
weapons upon their personsare officers
OF the law. who need them to enforce
their authority; criminals. who neeo
their aid in perpetrating outrages upor
society; bullies who require them tc
givesth the courage nature has de-
MED. and fools either OF tender years
or those unable to profit by experience.
who think it smart to go armed
Added to these are men who have SO
conducted themselves that they have
reason to fear personal violence from
particular individuals A revolver is
a dangerous possession, both to the
owner and those with whom he comes
in contact Left at nome under the
pillow, on the mantel or in the bureau
drawer it threatens the lives of those
OF the household and carried in the
pocket it is dangerous to its owner
and to all with whom he comes in con-
tact
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
Poured Powder on The rIre.

A number Of Polish boys In Red Cloud.
Minnesota secured ten pounds Of blasting
powder from stone quarry Tuesday night
when the TN can vas nearly half empty one
OF the boys poured the contents into a fire
built for that purpose. A terrible explo.,on
followed, and seven boys we're mora 6r H..
hurt. Their clothing caught fire. and 4 t,rnrv
omearski and Paul Kraft, aged 10 and Il ~
spectiyely, were badly burned. I'll. o.
others were less lnju-sk
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
rrahil.ltla. Nanl....

Tss Frpbatiiealts -s q r~s
S;A sa.i IQEa aad uoz'sualas ;zsz
s.Atr of.cesr
~ C5vrgu1siaaa fi.1-- Ar'@s
For Lieatraasi CeTrFar-1 2 -
Purtio
Fr sr-rvtzrr q saa.-E Az-sti
cagaiy-
Fo- IrusslErrr-FruL Wa e ~
For Ssase Aa.niaT-L c Az q -.
Fo- AffcgreT Gcacgal--J d. las 2
YER
For Supsriaica1rui q -tts's-h y
q ihc Bcuscr uai1crg
Fer Rrrrsi q, Tbs ps.urs-F-l g
q Colozsslo spflar,
Fur Caurruss, Fifs; bslrsi-a -
q ncuFer
For CoaErrss. soooal I5iri-L -
q F11ehia
The platform ia stit1 % aS
proGlbllsna and seyrszl CDR 10
p.drts the froc c,Ialre n slur
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
A BRUTAL MURDER
Thomas walsh Kills his Aunt and Fright
fully Mutilate. Her Body.

Briarct Walsh, residing At No a4 Wash
burn avenuc, Chicago, was murdered Tuesday
eyca!n- by her nephew, Thomas Walsh IN a
most brutal manner, one that would almost
r5va The whuechApel murders They had
hcea arinking freely u beer, and hnAll7
Young Walsh. becoming parity under the ir-
aucncc Of uQuo,, made an indecent proposal
10 his aunt, pho promptly SLAPPED the Young
n,aa's face Walsh thereapon seized broom
stick and beat her into insenslbiiisy,
lie thea repeatedly stabbed her With pair
Of s,..-1rs s.xiy marks and cuts wr-c found
upan her BODY, aud the scissors and The
hr5oulstiek were lefi pcnetrat!ng her eoiy
vhcn her ufeless forn vas discovered tn a
uuIs eoadltion beneath pile q rHSs- Mrs
walsh was aged 20 sud her urPhev q. when
s-5alruuted with the crime By bis uncle,
walsh r1zds full confession. He i ooE IN
custody.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
The Pope support. the French Republic.


In explicitness and directness the newbrief
of Leo &IlI. TO the French cardinals leaves
nothing 10 be desired. In it the Pope suE-
gests that his brief Published in February hss
not been understood exactly in all quarters
and then proceeds TO reiierate the fundamen-
tai principles then enunciaJed. lie declares
that any act OF a legally established govern
meat should be obeyed. Efforts to overthrow
such government are reprehenslble. These
doctrines then received at his hand such e1-
PLANTATION that royansts are left without
ground on which to stand.
The Pope mas also sent a letter to TIC Arch
bishop Of Pari- ordering him 10 dissolve the
Union Of Christian France. This anion was
established last autumn, ostensibly To protect
Roman Catholic Interests, but IN reality, it is
said, TO spread the monarcb!st propa ganda.
The French government had requested the
dissolying of the union, but the archbishop
gave no heed TO the request
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
DISAPPEARANCE OF WITNESSES.
The onIy Men Who witnessed the XMAS
Of Itay and rharn plan.

\ decided sensai!oa was created a. DUasla.
2sursdsy morning by The sudden ani niys;cti-
otts disappearance 5f the 0Hly kn0v u.--
nesses against the csiSIenen nos prisoner a.
Fort Russell. It viu be remembered thai
just before The Invaders attacked X. C. rzlsh
they captured swo trappers named Jones and
Walker, who where held prI=1ners uutl afleg
Champion and Ray we're Killed, and then 90
lezsed Both made their way 10 Casper and
on Wednesday last uerc brought To D1Brlzs
and placed in charge Of DePuty sheriff Klui-
ball
These men claim 70 have witnessed the XII
ing Of Champion and Ray, and As . InzttrF Of
fact arc the only living witness who can
testify positively against the regulator uu
charge Of murder. hlmbaii veui n GIeu
Rock, leaving dePuty In charge, and Whon
be returned Jones and Walker had dlsap,-
peared.