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The National tribune., 1892-06-23

TIE s.CTEa-ccnter will now move a few
degrees eastward TO the head OF Lake Aichi-
gan, and the rererberations of the Worlds
Fair viii be drowned by the din Of the clash
G the Cleveland and Bill factions.
The National tribune., 1892-06-23

One of the Iegacies enumerated in the viii OF the
late Commodore Hunter, Of New Orleans
block of Confederate bonds OF the face value of
$3.50. which he had received for his services In
the Confederate Navy.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Light supply and Lively Demand for Cattl,
Hogs Ten Cents Lower.

Light supply and Lively Demand for Cattle
Hogs Ten Cents Lower.
OMAHA. Nov, 25,-Receipts for five days foot
up t2,sl6 cattle, $500 hogs and 2.0lO sheep
against 1871 cattle 2l.2l4 hogs and 1854 sheep
the same five days last week.
The cattle market in general was rather
active and prices in the main full strong.
Offerings were rather light and made up
largely OF half fat ana short fed native cattle.
There were very few westerns on sale and
what few there were were nothing extra One
bunch of choice l,3S0-lb cornfed steers
eiso here worth within n dollar Il hundred
of them. Tho general run of short
fed and partly fatted steers sold at
from siiJ TO S4.3'. with very common stuff as
low as $40. The westerns sold largely at
$40 to ~ 40. with quite n striag OF light. thin
Texans ut 81 10 1t was an active market and
Il good clearance was effected
There were in the ne'ghborhood OF thirty
five loads OF cows on sale and the trade was
brisk, with prices as Il rule rather stronger.
Poor to very good cows and heifers sold at an
extreme range of from si.25 to S2.6!R. the bulk
Of the decent stuff selling at from slS) to s. 35.
There was a very moderate trade In bulls
oxen and stays and prices ruled firm with
suies at from Sl..5 to 1926. There were COM =
Good vea!s sold ut from $500 to s. 90, with
common stuff and yearlings anywhere from
$lie to $3.50
The trade in stockers and feeders was com-
parativcly light. but regular dealers were
good buyers OF what suited them among the
was literally offered. but with no country
demund the movement was slow and the VOL
ume OF business decidedly limited Repre-
sentative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
Receipts and Dlsposit,on Of stock

CATTLE noes. = snEEr HORSES & MIS-
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
The SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Probabilities of Deliveries Being Slow
Whirlea Prices Up
EARLY PRICES OF WHEAT WE'RE DOWN
Later the Demand Became Brisk and
There Was n steady Advance as Re-
ports of Snow and Sicct Com
tinued to Come In.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Nov 25-The snow and sloet
throughout the west whrled prices uD today.
particularly for grain. Wheat advanced lc.
from &c to 1c. ana oats half q cent ProVl-
sions opened easier, but closed very firm at
some advance.
While the early sales OF wheat were close to
tho last prices OF Wednesday, the demand
soon became brisk and there was steady adj
vance. The market got most OF its strength
from the liberal clearanccs which were re-
ported from New York-over 100000 bu. for
Wednesday, reports of storms OF snow
nno seet in the northwest. which were eN-
pected to cut of deliveries there Late
cables were also shade frmcr and good buy
ing orders were on tho market for New YORK
oper tions. Tho local crowd had apparently
sold short on the decided weakness ruled on
Wednesday, and on the first display or
strength made vigorous efforts to cover.
Mitchell IL was allowed, covered fully 2jo.0OJ
bu., and others followed in tho same line.
Cudahy was n particularly liberal buyer
Toward tho closed the market easel off on
free realizing sales The opening was about
from lSc TO ilc higher than tho closing figures
of Wednesday, and prices advanced lc re-
ceded from i4c to sc, anu closed steady
As wheat developed strength corn kept in
close sympathy and improved. Tho receipts
were extremely lght-oniy 1US cars-nnl
shorts were quick to take alarm Cudhhy,
fardrirc, Bacon, Counsc.mnn Day, Wrisht.
bartIett-DFdZlef ana CCnWaFtI-DuDpcc
were buyers. Initial trades were at about
Wednesdays closing pr.cGs and the market
sold up from &c to lc, when. on realizing the
price, worked bac. from lac to asc; changed
some ruled irmcr and closed Mt near the top
prices for the day.
In oats there was better trade and "A better
feeling. The market opened steady to lc
better May weakened lsc but then advanced
sc and closed steady ut almost top prices.
The provision market was Gull and feature
less all forenoon but with such bullishness in
wheat and corn IT. did not require the buying
of preatpuant!tlLs to induce the market to
come around again in favor OF better prices.
The lowest prices of the day were made at the
opening. January pork started i2isc of since
Wednesday, recovered at Al loss and made be-
sides gain of flac. January lard opened ut n
decline OF from 30 to 7hc aftcr which II ad :
vanccd until &c higher than 1t closed on We'd
nesday. Ribs from an carly loss OF Sc. gained
in the end &c over Wednesdays closing price
There was a good buying of January lard, said
to be on foreign demand
Lake navigation Is fast drawing to n close
and vcsselmen ire Indifferent about senuing
out boats, There was little available room
offered and 2ic was asked ana &C bid for corn
to Buffalo.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
25l cars; corn. 225 cars. oats, 975 cars hogs, 20
Uu0head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
Railroad shares Weak with small Transa
tions-Othcr Ecat uras.

Railroad shares WcaIs with small Transac-
tions-Othcr Features.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The stock market was
weak for the railways from start to finish. In
the early trading the transactions were quito
moderate, but as tho afternoon drew to
close the bears made n vigorous at
tack all along the line, and the dealings In
leading shares were attended with consider
able animation. There was little in the
news Of the day to affect prices particularly
one way or tho other outside of the fact that
the S6JO000 gold VIII Ee shipped to Europe
tomorrow. Northern Pacific preferred was
weakened by the decrease in earnings for
Mail by statements that the Panama Railroad
company will shortly have its own line OF
steamers. The decline in prices was equal to
. per cent In Chicago & Eastern Illinois. COM
mon, Il in Reading, ia in Pacific Mali, St
Paul and New I'm .lanu. ana from y to per
cent In the other railways. The industrial
group was comparatively firm. except for
United States Rubber, common, which sold
down "a TO 80 American sugar advanced on
large purchases from l0Ji4 to no.. nd reacted
to l09lI.
The net losses In Chicago Gas and Dstlllng
and Cattlefecdtng were merely fractional. /.
Consolidated Gas rose ia to l2S, but later re-
quarterly dividend had not been raised. Tho
directors declared the usual 2Is per cent Tho
MARKET closed weak for tho railways and
steady at some reaction for the industrials
Railway bonds were active. The Southwest
ern issues were easier. st. Louis seconds sold
Mt f2Is. rise OF "a points from the last pre-
viOusly reported sale
Tho following are the closing quotations for
the leading stocks on the New York Stock Ex-
change today:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
Financial Sotes,

BALTIMORE. Md Nov. 2j,-Money. 6per cent
c2!.
New YoRx, Nov. 25-C.earings, sl5i,4i2, cSs;
balances, sj,3ll,42,.
PARIS, Nov 25-Threc per cent rcntns, 00f,
Coo for the account.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov a5-Clcarings. s2,7j3,
0iB baIanccs, Si36S3i.
HAVANA. Nov. 25-Spanish gold. S2.a191257 4
Exchange quiet. per cent; sugar quiet
IHlLADELpHIA. Pa. Nov. 25.-Clcarings. Sill,
456, iSS; balances, slGJj,so2. Money, > per cent
- MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov o5.-Cleurlngs, SG25, $50;
baianres, si?l,SjJ New York exchange ut
par.
CINCtNNATT. o.. Nov 25-Clcarinvs. s?,7ls,
600. Money, $685. per cent. New York cN-
change, a5c.
ST. LOUIS, No.. Nov. 95.- Clearings. s7l5iO.-
7id; balances, S5la00J. Money. quiet, GGS per
cens Exchange on New York, 75c premium.
BosToN, Mass. Nov. 2j- Clearlngs, sis55o.-
S!l: balances. $40. GS Money, 3lsD4 per cent
Exchange on New York, l0c discount to par
CHICAGO ILL.,. Nov % Bank cearings. s0S2,
5is New York exchange. 50D60c premium
Sterling exchange. dull; firm; 81 day bills
SLS5I1; demand, sIsS Money. active; pei
cent
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. sA4uRpAY NOVEMBER 2s 1892

Red Cloud, have pcen succeeded by Harris
& Jones.
l.. Il. Boswell Omaha, has sold his res.
taurant TO q. $. Peter.
Mrs. Matilda CASTLES grocery In Omaha
has been closed oy attachment.
Mrs T.. Chesney is advertising her milli-
merry business at Norfolk for sale.
Mrs. j. Byineton has sold her general store
business at Goehner TO +. Duehing.
Samuel Heitzman has succeeded George A.
Ackerly as proprietor Of a meat market at
Beemer.
Mr.. Robeler has sold his interest in the
grain firm of Robeler 4 Peters at Hum.
phrey to his partner.
Joseph Smith, In tho general store busi-
ness at Homer, has been closed ou chattel
mortgage. He also has a store ut Emerson
under the name of Smith & Son.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27

To all owners OF lots or parts OF lots on Wool
worth avenue from Second street To Six lh
street:
You are hereby notified that the UNDER
signed. three disipterested freeholders OF the
city of Omaha have been duly appointed by
the mayor. With the approval OF the city coun-
cil OF said city, Co assess the damage 10 the
owners respectively OF the property affected
by the gra OF Woolworth avenue from Sec
ond street TO sixth street, declared necessary
by ordinance No. lji3. passed November !, 1897.
approved November 8. 1892.
You are further notified. that having &C :
ceDted said appointment ana duly qualified
as required by law, we Will, on the ith day Of
November A. ID. 1892, NJ the hour oft o'clock
in the afternoon at the office OF George J.
Paul. 1915 Farnam street, within the corpor TO
limits OF said city. meet for the purpose OF
considering and making tn assessment OF
damage TO the owners respectively. OF SAID
property. affected by said change OF grade:
aking Into consideration special benefits, II
You are notified to be present at the time
and place aforesaid. and make any objections
to or statements concerning. said assessment
OF damages, as you may consider proper.
GEORGE y. PAUL.
WILLIAM g. SHRIVER.
X w. GIBSON.
Omaha, Nov. Is. 1899 Nl6dlOt
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27

To all owners of lots or parts of lots on
Twenty fourth street, from Dodge street to
G" ss street;
on are hereby notified that the under
81 no three disinterestcd freehoders OF the
city uf Omaha. have been duly appointed by
the mayor. with the approval OF the city coun-
ell of said city. to nssess the damage to the
owners respectively OF tho property affected
by grading Twenty fourth (2ItiD street, from
sary by ordinance No. 3,.49, passed Nov lst,
1892 approved Nov, Th, 1892.
You are furihe notified. that having ac-
cepted said appointment, and duly qualified
MS required by law. we VIII, on the sth day OF
December. A. ID. 1892, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
In the forenoon. at the Office OF X. w. Gibson.
room al6 New York Life building within the
corporate limits OF said city, meet for the pur-
pose of considering and making the ASSESS
mept OF damage to the owners respectively Of
said property, affected by said grazing. taking
into consideration special benefits. II any.
You are notified TO be present at the time
and place aforesaid, and make any objections
to or statements concerning said assessment OF
damages us you may consider proper;
X. w. GIBSON,
WM q. sHRlVER,
2G-dOt GEORGEJ. PAUL.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
WOODEN SIDEWALK KRESOLUTION
CONSTRUCTION
Council Chamber, Omaha. Nob.. $50

Council Chamber, Omaha, Mob. 1892
Be 1t resolved by the city council of tho city
OF Omaha. the mayor concurrlng:
That wooden sidewalks be constructed In
IN ine S,tS OF omaha rs rs aesiHnatei 6slow with
luton, or the personal service thereof. us by
ortinanee ciIdm1re is authorized and required; such
the streets specified herein, and 20 be con-
s}ruGted Of pine PLANK aa of such width an
dimensions and in such manner as is pre-
scrbed by the specifications on file in the
office of the board OF public works aud under
West side of 3sth street, lots and block 10
West Omaha, permanent erade feet VIDE.
North side of Dodge street, lots H. 3-lI block
west side dec Of ssth avenue s' lot ! bloeS Bosgs
llill,s ist add; present grade. feet wide.
South 81 dc of Elm lots to inclusive block
DreXers sub, present grade feet wide.
shinn's add. established grade 6 feet vide
North side of Charles street. lots and
block Shinn's add, established grade, feet
wide.
South side OF Charles sstreet, lot block .
Shinn's add. established grade. feet wiae.
West de of 18th street. lots to inclusive
block Kirkwood, present gr de. feet wide.
East SIDE OF south Both street. lots to In
elusive block J. l. Redicks sub. permanent
North side OF Hamilton street II feet more
or less lot 10 block Orchard Hill. present
West side of Eth street tax lot 80 sec 34-15-13
present grade. feet wide.
East side of 18th street. lots s and block
East side of 18th street lots 3 and 6 block
DrexeIs sub, present grade. feet wide.
last side of 18th street. lots D and block
DreXels sub. present grade, feet wac.
South side OF Spring street, lots and 26
block Deer Park, present grade feet wide.
West s'de OF 17th street lot block . De @
Park, present grade, feet wide.
West side of iTth street, lots to 10 inclusive
block Deer Park, present grade, feet wide.
West side of 18th street, lots TO inclusive
block II Deer Park present grade, feet wide.
West side of 18th street, lots to lO inclusive
book Hazel Terrace, present grade, feet
wide.
And be it further resolved:
That the board Of public WORKS be ana here
by is authorized and directed TO cause n copy
of this resolution to be published In tho oili-
cial paper of the ctv for one week. or be
served on the owners of said lots and unless
such owners shall within five days after the
Sa id sidewalks MS hcreln required that tho
board of public works cause the same to be
done, the cost OF constructing said sidewalks
respectively to be assessed against tie real
estate lot or part OF lot in front of ana abut-
ting such sidewalks
Passed Oct. ajth Nov LIST and llth. 1892
4. =. DAVIS.
President Ctv Council
u. j. LOWRY,
Acting President OF tho Council.
Attest: JOHN GROVE.
Approvod: GEO. =. BEMlsss .'"'
NOTICE To CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS.
To the owners OF the lots. parts OF lots and
real estate described in the above resolu-
You and each OF you are hereby notified to
construct wooden sidewalks ns required by 4
resolution of tho city council and mayor OF
4. W. BIRKHAUSER,
Chairman BOlrl OF Public Works.
Omaha, Ncb., November 18th, $50 nlsd7t
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MA
TERIALS

United States Indian Service, Pine Ridge
Agency South Dakota, Nov, lG. ls0a.
Sealed propos lls. endorsed "Proposais for
lumber, wlndo.s and hardware" as the case
may be. and addressed 10 the undersigned 70
Pine Ridge agency, South Dakota. Will be re-
ceiyed at this agency until O'clock D. IN OF
December 0, lS0! for furnishing and deliver
Ing at this agency about .07. 500 feet assorted
lumber. 5l) pairs strap hinges, 26O door locks.
s5j window sash and 1880 pounds assorted
nails, full list and description OF which II ay
be obtained by application to the UNDER
signed.
Bidders must state specifically the kind and
price OF each article offered for delivery,
All articles when delivered will be subject
to a rigid inspection 4
Tho right IL reserved 10 reject any or ali
bids, or any part OF any bid II deemed for the
best interest OF the service.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
fed check or draft upon some United states
depository. or solvent national bank, In tho
vicinity OF the residence OF the bidder. made
payable 70 the order OF the commissioner OF
Indian affairs. for at least per cent OF the
amount OF the proposal. which check or draft
will be forfeited to the United States In case
any tidder or bidders receiving an award
shal fall 10 promptly execute n contract with
good and sufficient sureties. otherwise 10 DO
returned to the bidder.
B ds accompanied by cash In lieu OF certi-
fed check VIII not be consi, cred.
For further Information apply TO Cnptbln
=. 4 Brown. u. 5. A., Acting Unitee ststss ssstes
Indian agent Nlsd2ib
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27

the Stock exchange while the markets did not
present many features OF interest Consols
improved lis. Foreign government secuti-
ties close somewhat Irregular. Home railways
close du ], but attention has been centered In
Brighton deferred which was free v offered
and leaves OFT at n decline OF IA per cent
OWING TO the decreased daily traffic state
Ineut Changes established In others are
few and quite unimDortant Americans were
more or less dull all duy. due TO fears OF n
gold scare sprin ling up In Now YorS Just at
the extreme close the general tone hardened
a little but prices have not rallied, so that
most descriptions close tat decline OF "a to
per cent Dealings, however, have been
greatly restricted. Can idianse are stronger
than they have been. especially Canadian Pa
cihc, which is per cent higher. Grand Trunk
Cline Wanev Ut" roe "o oniet sno,t Ioons were
obtained ut ~ TO iA per cent. In the dis
count market not many bills have been
brought forward Those at two and three
months were quoted at ga TO 2aa per cont
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
COLONEL SMEED'S WILL.

The Document Is Presented In Court ana
Another Continuance Granted.
Yesterday was the day fixed by the probate
court for hearing testimony on the probate
of the will of the late Eben Z. Smeed. The
testimony, however, was not heard and the
chances a-e that the circumstances that
brought about tho execution of the document
will never be given to the public, as q settle
ment of the pending troubles is IN sight.
When the court convened the VIII, which
is in the following language, was presented:
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 81, 1s02.-Belng upon
2 sick bed and my physicians having expressed
doubts OF my recovery. l wish now while my
act naturally to make this instrument of
writing as my last will and testament. and
o w snd
disposition of property may die possessed Of
do desire that my entire estate both real
tween my beloved daughter Kate Smeed.
Cross and my dear friend, Jennette r. Mich.
wife
/ would hereby appoint the following per-
Kate smeed Cross. Jennette il. Nicholas and
Eugene l.. Ware of Omaha. Neb.
shns %sa and
shall be in no wise buried or embarrassed to
pay into Int nv S estate to funds | have loaned her
estate secure L bysanotes. 1 have full conf
dence in her honesty and integrity of purpose
as soon as she car, realize IL from the sale of
real estate she is Possessed of. So this money
need not be paid Into my estate until she has
sold sufficient port ion of her real estate to
abe her to do so without distress to herself
Declaring this document TO be my last will
and testament hereby set my hand and seal
this 2lst day OF August, 1872.
IsEAL. sssIa Z. q. SMEED
Witnessed by
JENNgTTE r. NICHOLAS
n. Y. BRowN.
Jennette Il. Nicliolas, dressed in the deep
est mourning, occlfpied seat in the lobby,
where, ever and anon, she consulted with
her attorney andia young man who accom-
panied him. 81,
The court announced that he was ready to
begin the hearing on the legality of the will
that heretofore Kate Smeed Cross had
claimed was illegal and void. on account OF
having been obtained by fraud and msrep-
resentations.
There was STIR IN the court room, the
spectators anticipating sensation. but they
were disappointed, as the attorney an
nounced that he desired a continuance, as
there was PROBABILITY of reaching settle.
ment of all pending difficulties. The court
granted tho continuance and the case will
come up for hearing next Wednesday morn
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27

Chicago Live stock Market.

- CHICAGO, IL, Noy 2i.-lspecinl telegram to
TnE obN nee For Friday the supply OF cattle
head less, than for the same time last
Th too ~0Tf aGG hoders MSre
cred To unload at ful! rates, but cattle that
were good enough to send east on the hoof
we're strong at the advance gained earlier inthe
week. Few prime steers were to be seen. Cows.
bulls, common half fat,ed steers aud range
alone there were. 1tOo head and the bulk
of them were fit for canning, purposes
oniyi Those wno were seeking prime
orders and had to iii OUT With some
thing q little lover down: Tho range
was very little trading above s. and not II
large amount belows!.75. COWS and bulls sold
and steers, were salable ut from sssi to s?.o5.
Texas cattl were quoted at from 81. 40 to $3.50,
The way hogs were dumped into the yards
number, ut FIRST estimated Mt 40oOl, far cx-
ceeded expectations. but later arrivals
were about 5000 state hogs it will be seen
there There was cr supply Of shout 600; That
saying. They started in Mt II decline
tho receipts we're gradually raised so SO
o'clock the market was off from l5c to 2Oc.
At the close it was difficult to draw out bid of
was 1 less Than ofs'"t in the " poorer a Ends raas
Ihe greater part OF the work was done at from
500 to s.. 50. and clos ng quotations were from
$5,?5 to sa5O for poor to prime light and from
$40 TO 800 for medium and heavy weights.
As high ms from Sis5 to 500 was piid early
for few assorted hoavy aud medium, and
there was the usual "scalplng" in culls and
pigs at from $500 to 500. Thousands of hogs
were left over aud the close was bad.
Sheep are higher. Rubbish" properly de-
scribcs the larger part of the offerings, and
prices below 81. had to be accepted for the
bulk. Inferior stuff sold as low as from $3.50
toS!.cO, and there were sales OF good fat NUT
tons ut from 800 TO 1925 Some fed Westerns
fetched Sl.7O, and 4 lot of fed Mexican sheep
went at A,G0.
Receipts-Cattle. 10000; hogs, $1,000; sheep
5000.
The Evening journal reports:
CATTLE-Recelpts 10000 head; shipments,
3.l0l head; market 400 i5c higher; best native
sS5. 2505.S5; others. Sas0Ga.35; Texans S!.3O0
2G5; stockcrs, Sls0latl2; cows, 81 .0oGt2,SJ.
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head shipments, II 900
head; the market opened luc lower and closed
2Oc lower; rough and common. So i0GD5. 50; PACK
crs and mixed, &6005 20; primo heavy and
butchers. s5.7OGo5so; light, S. 4oDh7s.
sHEEp-keceptsT,6 5000 head; shipments, Loo
head; market active and strong; natives, 81. 50
Gp550; Westerns s. QOGy4.S5; lambs, Sl75Qp5.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
CDIORADO CATTLE
WYOMING CATTLE.

Is steers. 90I 300 23 steers. ...11sO 3 %
IloGs-,rhe run of hogs was not overly large,
but they were late in arriving. On the early
about nickel lower than Thursday. but on
The late market with about 10 loads reported
in, prices were from SO to 10c, and inosuly
about irc lower Advices from Chicago wero
very bearlsh, and with no shipping demand to
speak OF; the market being almost entirely In
Good 10 choice butcher weight and heavy
hogs sold from $50 TO 1915 with fair TO good
light and mixed hogs at from S.. .55 TO d. .65 The
market grew considerably weaker toward the
close ana some dozen or more loads were left
unso,d. Sales were largely at from 81 90 to
s565 ainst $500 to 1915 Thursday, and s5 so to
$500 Inst Eriday. RepresentatiYe sulns:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
New York 1--we Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. a5.-BEEvEs- Receipts G.54C
head; market active and steady; native
steers. S.4OQD4 a.; TEXANS. Sa25; bulls and
cows, s100GJ2.S0; dressed beef steady at 71s@I9c;
shipments, 61s Geeyes ana S,29S quarters OF
beef. ~.
CALvES-Receipts. 495 head: market steady
venls. s'.0;Qs. 90: grassers s23T102,5l.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-Receipts. ll,SO0 head;
sheep steady at Si0094SD; lambs lower ut
s5.17laG6 25; dressrd-mutton steady at 7QbShc
dressed lambs weak at t1is@oc.
HoGS-Receipts, Ell6 head; market nomi-
nall steady at $4,000 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27

CAIRO, ILL.,. Nov. %. Ransom Sampson,
captain OF the harpor boat, and wife were
shot by May Sims at the Planters house
this morning. The woman then shot herself.
Sampson is dead and his wife and the Sims
woman will die. The shooter is said to have
been Sampson's mistress and the shooting
was the result OF jealousy.