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The evening world., 1894-07-10
WAITER PERKINS SHOT.
He auarreiied with Edward Hurt.
ham over d Pretty woman.

William Perkins. d waiter, living on
West Fourth street, Coney Island; and
Edward Burttam. d barber. Of Railroad
avehue. both coiofed, got into a quarrel
at o'clock this morning over the affec-
tons of Sadie willard, a pretty mulatto.
of 1876 Blocker street, New York.
Burtham drew a revolver and blazed
away. hitting Perkins in the right ankle.
ambulance a,l,D Surgeon Lewis attended the the
home.
Detectives Harris ana Clougher called
at Burthans ,apartments. where the
sHThas Sss a O ana aad s h
and 2ther ..sifL who said she was
Mamie Russell. 3f New. York, were held
as witnesses. The police learned that
TERED her AFFECTIONS to Burtham.
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NEW JERSEY.
MTENBERGER on the STAND.
Admits He Shot Katie Rupp, but
BOes Not Know Why.
He VIII Probably Know His Fate
Tonight.

The Hudson County courtroom In
Jersey City was crowded this morning
when the trial OF Bernard Altenbcrber
for the murder Of his sweetheart, Katie
Rupp. was resumed before Judge Lip
pincott.
The prisoner when he Was taken
into the courtroom looked very pale
and careworn. He had passed very
restless night In his cell.
His half-sistcr, Mary Kraft. visited
him last evening ip his cell, when she
asked him about the murder and why
he had killed Katie. lie became very
violent and two Keepers had 10 be sum.
moned TO ovcrpower him. Half an hour
later he guieted down and then began TO
sing. This he kept up for about two
hours.
,Assemblyman saunRer, counsel for
the prisoner. made the opening address
TINS morning for. the defense, and said
that he expected to prove that Alteh-
berger was insane at the time he com
mitted the murder.
Mary kraft, The half-sister Of the prls.
oner, was the FIRST wituesS called. and
said that she lived IN Rome, n. Y. She
said that her brother had for some time
previous to the murder acted strangeiy,
try he attempted to commit suicide by
cutting the arteries In both OF his
wrists. He was then an Inmate of an
asylum at LudswickburE.. .I,
The witness said that sanity ron In
the Atenbcrger family. and that full
sister. OF the prisoner became Insane in
the old country.
Mary Kraft, when. cross-examined. adj
mites that she had denied TO Chief Of
r9liGG IN M Az any nsan,y t eT
thermore said AltonberSer himself never
showed any signs OF ln,atlty.
Mrs. Shantz, OF Rome. y. y. the seq
ond Witness for the defense, testified to
.Altcnbergcr acting foolish on several oc-
casins In Rome.
Allan Terwllllscr a keeper in the Hud-
son County jail. testified that Altenber-
ger acted strangely while IN the, Prison
Altenberscr took the stand In his own
behalf. He said he was born In 1872
which lie, said he had self.'nnlcled While
In GERMANY. bat he said he didn't know
why he cut himself as he had no reason
TO do So
He next described his meeting with
Katie Rupp and said he and the girl OH
May 10 came to New York, not to get
married MS stated, but to secure work
He then described his arrival In Jersey
City and the walk he. took with the
girl to Snake HILL He admitted he
shot Katie Rupp, but said he did not
why he had shot her. He said lie
didn't mean to kill her.
a recess was then taken.
This afternoon Norman l.. Rowe viii
sum UP for the prisoner and Prosecutor
Winfield for the State. Judge Lippin-
colt will address the jury. and Il verdict
is expected tonight.
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SENTENCED FOR A YEAR.

Justice Peterson, in the icr' Avenue
Court, Williamsburg, to-day sentenced
John Gasco and Joseph Gcrdns TO ono
charge OF EoepIng 4 dIsoiderly ho,,s.
Mdgy Listen, one Of the Inmate. was
sentenced 10 siN months la the peni-
tentlaty.
In pfonouncins sentence the rnagis.
trate said he would do all in his powcr
to keep the low characters who had
been driven out of New York from
settling In Brooklyn. "
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NOT TO Be MARRIED TO-DAY.
Hut Phil DAILY and Jennie Joyce
Will wed i'll the Near Future.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 1O.-The
report that Miss Jennie Joyce Is to be
married to Phil DAILY. jr., to-day is UNI
true. Miss Joyce has been at the
Branch for a few days. but returned to
her city home last night.
Young Mr.. DAILY In a short interview
tive this morning, said that he and his
prospective bride had not yet decided
upon the date for their marriage
He did not deny, however, that the
event was soon to be celebrated, proba
bly, as early as next week.
Air. DAILY left here this morning for
Sheepshead Bay to purchase n stable
OF running horses, which win be en-
Oh SATURDAY..
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BELLPORT HAS A WHALE.
Aud Bn,m"n Are Disputing ns Ia
Wi, m ncionrs tile Rir Cnrcnss

BELLPORT, l.. L., July lo.-The car
cass OF big whale about IS feet in
length lies on the beach here, and the
guests from the Summer hotels iu the
surrounding towns are fiockihG to lie
scene to view the sea monster
1t Is the first time in years that n
whale has been seen in this part OF
Long Island. The boatricr hrc rcaplnE
. harvest In conveying the visitors OFT
70 the beach where .lhr carruss Hes.
II will be cut up. and Il Is expected tina ;
IT will yield at least iifty barrels OF
oil,
There is q dispute among the Bay
men as TO who Is entitled 10 the bi;;
find. II Is supposed that the whale
got stranded on sandbar
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Furnished Rooms Wa nted.

4 LADY desires furnished roo.l; private house (;
10Th st. bet cen 5th Oh ayes; retcrenccs
G, n. box $50 World, uptown.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED by young man I:
centrally located; terms moderate. address
Store, III I'd ave.
MlDDLE-AGill gentleman ueSlitS 10 reot OF !.
nicely furnished rooms, with bath and running
weter In q strictly private family; would pre- or
q nice tat h family with children; must he In
first. Cisss nelghtorOod: 40 lodging or boarding
house u rcd answer; give price, location, humber
OF ch'!dIeu. other boarl-Ts or dodgers II any
runIuer 81 h.shts up full particulars With rel
cIVu,es: loo; ton cast ~ broadway X below hS.h
-. nuIGr CuiufoIts, box 10 " ord, uptown.
WANTED \ bedroom by quiet youu.; man not
10 ".,ecd -. 90 .Irr u arE. Il. owe 18th 81, west
SIDE Il. hos 9iH H"TlG, uptown.
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RIOT IN A TENEMENT.
Half u Dozen Italians Injured nj
AvOndOIe.

NEWARK, n. J., July l0-A riot,
which might have resulted fatally &C.
Cured in the Italian colony at Avondale
on Sunday afternoon. As It vas, half
dozen persons were hurt. TIE trou-
bic occurred in n large tunnel t''actly
opposite the Avondnle silk mills, d
was participated IN by about One hun
dred Italians. who are employed In the
stone quarries. ,..-..
A dispute arose during Il .baseBsii
game, and all hands .repaiIed 70 the
sticks. were used, and man named
th,P FdSSins aa she sHRha gae a.
Tanis sfe o ont for ore the rnssad
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SHOT AT sERhT. TANNING.
john O'Neii Recogniaed IN an old
Time Offender.

In the Adams Street Police Court,
Brooklyn. to-day John O'Neil, who was
arrested Saturday for trying to break
into the residencc of Mrs. Julia Blake
81 Pierrepont street. was recognized as
an old offender. and the man who some
years ago ATTEMPTED to kill Police serst.
pistol shots at him. VNeil Is also Known
under the alias Of Gillespie, q, ,,
In 1881 sergt Fanning, then Of tbs East
for steaiing,. OH the way to the station
house o'Neii brolte ,aTsy; and. draHins
his revolver, fired twice at the officer.
one shot tool. effect. but Tanning recov-
cred. At another tiihe the ptisoher. gave
evidence OF his desperate character by
escaping from custody while serving q
short sentence. on Blackwelrs Island,
He and two other prisoners were rowing
about the shore with two keepers. when
ONell upset the boat and swain away.
Justice Walsh to-day reminded UNeil
to Raymond Street Jail pehdlhg exam
ina tiOD
The evening world., 1894-07-10
PERRY CUT Ais THROAT:
Ife Died In 81. CStBefihe's Hospital
Few Hdurs inter.

John Perry, thirty-two years old, of 800
Union avenue, Brooklyn. cut his throat
with a razor ct O'Clock Yesterday after
noon and died In ST. GATHERINGS Hospi-
tai q few hours later.
Perry was 4 man of good habits, but
had been out OF work for some time, and
n week ago drew his last cent from the
lie leaves three little children, who
told the police yesterday that they had
had nothing to eat since the day before,
and then only a crust of bread.
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y B.-c32i, plcagzDt rovms. single 4
ig' tran"leuiS accommodated rcasona-
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stone quarries
CONVICTED ON ONE CHARGE.
Teller Pardon Then Placed on trial
FOR EmbsssiinE s1O,B5O.
special to The Evening world)

'Sprclsi 10 tue rNsH'ns "o'ld'b
TRENTON, n. j., July I0.-Abram
Pardon, late paying teller OF the Fist
National Bank OF Paterson, was con-
victed of false certification OF check
for ,sOs.s5 in the United States Court
this morning. The jury was out but nj
ed TO the mercy, 81 the Court. 49,.
IN bis charge to the Jury, judge Green
said the only question: TO deterniIne vas
cation, ' which Jew was admltttttAa. Was ~iiiuui
and criminal MIR. Niece took several
exceptions to the Judges reference to
intent.
Ei'a oa T Charge os asta o5
from the bank.
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SURPRISED THREE BURGLARS
they were Robbins iiyai,'s ware
House, bat Eschiied.

4 policeman at B'clock this morning
Saw d horse and wagbh standing in
front OF HARRY rtyhn's Storage ware
house, at 2S7 Pacific street, BROOKLYN.
An investigation satisfied him that bur
glars we're at work,
When he rapped for assistance, three
meii dashed out Of the building and raii
away. Further Investigation showed
that the men, had stolen the horse and
wagon frotn Il stable across the street,
and that they had a quantity of goods
In the possession OF the police.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
WALWiTZ Is DESPERATE.
The Coudr h,ucd Murderer Made m
Attack ON the sherif.

TRENTON. y. j.. July lO-Joseph
Walwitz, the cohrlct condemned to hang
July 20 for the murder OF Deputy Pris-
on Keeper I.ippncott, was told yester-
day that there was 10 hope for him.
He became so desperate that every
thing hai TO he taken from his cell lie
then made an assault upon Sheriff Eye.
who would have Jared badly had not Il
deputy rushed to mis- assistance
Wnlwit2 has made several attempts
20 kill hi.useli and has been kept haild-
cuffed and chained 10 the hOor.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
COTTON MARKET UNSTEADY.
wheat h Little Higher and Other
cereals Aboat the same.

cotton opened about three points
higher but soon declined to couple OF
points under yest erday's closing prices.
The first-call sales included August 1T
CSC; September. SOS; October TH; No
vember, III. and Jcuuary, 7.2i. At noon
there was II temporary rally.
Wheat opened about onefourth cent
lower, September selling here at 81 81
cents and 81 "a cents In Chicago. Later
the market rose slightly above ycster-
ard nniqttresting, ana oats we're n
shade lower.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Accused OF f.eckIesa Dritine.

LOUIS kran. grocer clerk. OF $40 Grand street,
"''''amsours, was held in Lee Avenue Court. to-
p on charge OF reckless driving, Kran was
irving along North Third street last night, and
T NE corner Of wytho avenue he ran over
tSSsspH IaNanagh. OF 20 North Tirst street frar.
tSl.g ms flght arm CGypnaugh was tahen to the
n@1c!n District llospitsl. h1i VIA allie 10 ap-
y" Va court t0-day sn1 tostLiy aEalhat Krtn
The evening world., 1894-07-10
BHiiet-Pt8Bi CfoiR EiHibitibH.

The nrst American test Of the bullst-proof cloth
which is now exciting all European war circles
is to be made at y. +. Kelth's Union Square
Theatre week after next. Herr zctung 4 tailor
and native OF Ylenpa has invented a cloth which
Is not only absolutely bullet proof! but consider
ably more practicable than tho fabric with which
Dove startled the military World Few months
ago. The Vienna tailor cllOTs himself to be u.sl
as TARGET and permits msrLsmen 10 rrc g.
cElihrc bullets NJ his brcasI. with Il, apparent in
lleat0n that he Ia ALARMED t.r Tho .ts.p!ta..
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Eb~orth League 4.sembly Opened.

hERRicK L. l.. July 1o.-tre Epworth
. - Assembly opened this morning on the old
hpmeeting grounds and viii continue until
tsS ~ platform meeting was held at O.sO 4.
vi NJ, when addresses were made by Presiding Elder
lag re-, j. s. Adams D. D., and J. s. Chad
N.Y.; D. p, Of the sumner Avenue Church,
n,v..okiyn; ThIn evening Chaplain McCabc will de-
I,hh lecture ON The Bright Side Of Life in
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10000 Fite al IohE fslRnd city.

LONG ISLAND CRY. l.. L., July io.-karly
this morning IRE broke out in The frame dwell
ing Of Henry iiirspers. on Potter avenue. Astoria
The Games communicated to the thfee-s story frame
s94ss y IsS n AAigss 1 ThfGe a. was as, ~
saving either building Both we're dhsttoyed
with their nontsnls, BlIman's less is IS, 900 and
lIrsperg's 81. 900. both fully insured
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waited 10 Show he was Armed.

COMFY ISLAND. July iO.--EdwaFd Shea. ~
-yoar-old Roy, OF ass Bedford avenue. Brooklyn
ran away frcm his home about Il week age ~
o'clock this morning he discharged q revolver
on surf svenvc. and was arrested ~ Patrolpan
he only replied that he wdntei to show he was
armed. The boy mother was In court to-day
wien he was arraiSnod and tried TO get him out,
He was, however/hed by Justice Finnefty.
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&c 4e get f Se as S sp ssToss sSs
i1cnt, ! raehiciue, hkd Dr. Plcrct's ta;
y9rS b,ys sG5tsSal s sfS rs ssSe
MIS- HAHEf TirplY. o. RtffHd,di, Web,
tss' liz 6eS Wa Vas farssd s, q Sa Ss
byuerin wsJ very nervous, no appetite
and completely discouraged. A few bottles
OF Fayorite Prescription effected Per.
bold 81 u tsaiers In medicines.
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1oa tdsts Wanted.


9TH sr.. 81 E.-.fIandsensi, furnished Iarr. 4
small rooms; table board: summer prices.
nm 81, - l. near 9th ave -Dosirub'c c, cool
tvomsi auulinnl tall trspst =, Souther ners.
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rhis operator Had Them Bad.

John Leheue. telegraph operator, whose home
is at 1o5 Prospect street, Brooklyn, showed synp-
toms OF dellrlum tremen1 In Franklin Square
nl,out o'clock this morning. Ito mas Gent TO
,'hgmbcrs street Hospital. where he declared that
he raw cvorytlIur. IRON Wosluitb Ia an ALT
fstor lie was spRi TO bellevue Hospital
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itroJi. iooitipg for Lees Bod,,

RuCi;AwAY gEACT, July TO- -stsve Brodie, OF
bridge jumping fame. was at the beach .esterday
searching with others for the body OF Richard Lee
who was drowned July L. They met with no sue
eeas and Brodie gave II a. his opinion that tLs
body had been washed out 70 bslA
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ARRESTED IN PROVIDENCE.
lily rhes Charged with Robbing His
tncie In jersey city.

Martin Byrnes is under arrest at
Providence, L. l.. at the instance OF the
New Jersey authorities. Byrnes is
wanted in Jersey city OF the charge OF
g"hhiuS the hon, Of his uncle. Mlcha Fl
RylutF. at IA DiaHli sScnuc.
Will, rs uncle wes oil, Merlin
Ryl'les, II Is said, TOOK 500 worth OF
made out for he return OF Byrhes.
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hrootisa nreyitic..

n, kGn1..inE; the night the,es eutctcd the spart,
nj 4 ~ Ihoi1aa kneck, 90 Dean street. and
olo box OF ieweliy wofth ssJV
"a -s s Cation, a hotel keeper, OF Surf aycnue
m, SAWehlll street. Coney lsland told the police
no,r, hlef had entered his room early this
-~V VALUED a. $500.
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THIS HORSE TRADE DON'T GO.
Ceney Island Cowboy Held for
"MaverickinG" a Missing ftis.

COMFY ISLAND, July 1O.-Frank
srown, cowboy, was held for trial
oy Justice Finnerty to-day on charge
stealing a horse and carriage from
SOM buses livery stable last night
ne traded the horse TO Richard HOff-
nun Tor another animal and s..
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Potter's Com mittee Adjourn..

TRENTON, ~ J., July i0-rhe conference OF
committees representing the employing and opera.
t!ye potter. =hich hss hecn In session To- the
past thron day suGel 5firs 10 end the strike IN
sAstcncc since ls1t JanuSry. tcfT a. tel lat - III;
without aay thinJ tclDg EeCvnpllshsI.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
Lady f,usa Thitk At tssur,.

AsByRY rAhiS July ia large nrmtes of
isdy bugs have made their kppesfEiiqe upoa the
beach. They swarm IN tens Of thohsAnds over
the benches and psvilions. and the promenAdors
5pend gpeh tine IN picking Tie tasscts from
The evening world., 1894-07-10
J. 5. Lazarus Wake. an Assignment.

Joel S. Lazarus. a deiiSr in mems furnishing
goods at 6 Cortlsndt street made an sssignmen,
to-day 10 Abraham Samusls. with preferences fol
~. 900 10 favor Of the New York County Ma
tional Bank.
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xa EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch office Of the American
District Telegraph Company Is now a
branch oiise for receiving advertising
for. THE WORLD. Rates same as az
cali for your advt. without extra charge
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Fis-g Tsurs1ay d,rt.s the ~o,lhs oT Jit,y dnd
~ a. I. TnE u'ORLLr : BOiEpERS,

pAr" Al ddr,rtSs'tcits rHdsr tbs eass:e'G'
raI capear'r,y ~ ~ T'ursdcy moTa AZ 'H"io.! ~
mr. rfi'1 'q' b. rso,1 I rre uf Shay, a. mr.
lq,ia,g Eoul o. ~ sa,,s do.s
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yriI ST., ..i W-Handsonciy furnished large
& small rooms, back parlor. with vsrAnda:
! home coU.orts moderate,
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oubie Il = ilg.e tooris, nicely
water; 9 .ceIIent tnhIe.
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aaD ST, 443 W, Rooms newly, prettily FUR
nlshod: superior table; homo comforts; conveu-
lent H.. moderate
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Boarders Wantsa.

OHs Tue .lr r,rk,c; Ssc)ad 7ipe, re, PEI
E:s TliriCad SabSclG>' lines. ibc PEI has.
No extra chd.re on S'hdny.
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Ottef WIN pain
here ,e,.ors,Mers
goipk doctdr,
separate dis
encs, fox WHICH
them 10 be such,
prescribes. In
reality; they ara
!sss$ss sssssssssss&
-
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s : sss S;s sss 81 fs he a: CA.
isss osss x,yls i Ssd ZIG sy y
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rsI. sia..

AVE. ~ messy furnished room,
S!in O,l.rti. al suuuier pT ces tabis boirl
Sd AVE, sS.-Alry rooms, excellent board. from
81 to " pee week.
9Th AVE, ia opposite Cooper Uuion--F urnishsd
rooms; gopf Substantial beard: knyiiah GEEK
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18TH ST.. 25l w.--Newiy furnished rooms. with
without board; all conYeniences: reasonAblA.
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2oD ST., 40 W.-Superior table; transient or
permanen. board at the lowest possible prices
ssD ST, .67 W.-Lareo front room; piadS, fold
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4 fail accoru. OF Wall strs., fst.ss viii be
found in the Uciocs Edition et The Erenins
World"
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elST ST. 80 W,-LarGe. airy rooms, handsotdsiy
furnished with board. excellent table: summss
terms.
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22D ST, 3l3 W.. Chelsea House-Rooms. viii
board. singly ur Ell suits permanent or tran
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-03-08
Behind the Bars.

LITTLE Rock, March 5.-Last night
Fl. N. Faulkinbury and e N Weigle
reached Newport with Pennyweight t
Powell, the fifth member of the Oil
plant gang, and, delivered him to the
authorizes, who placed him behind the
bars. They came from Denver by way
of st. Louis, and the trip was entirely
without incident. The prisoner, who is
a strong, robust man, was kept in
shacllles and offered no resistance.
Mr.. Faulkinbury and Mr.. Weigel
came in this morning on the Cannon
Ball having performed their duties
most satisfactorially.
The trial of Powell has not been set
as yet. No preliminary examination is
necessary, as he was indicted jointly
with the seven other members of the
gang at the recent session of the Jack
son grand jury for the murder of Con.
ductor NcNally at Oliphant last Ne
vember The regular session of the
court does not convene until June, but
it is expected that an extra sitting will
be called for PoWelPs trial.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-03-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Land Office at Harrison, Ark Feb %, 1884,. .
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of Shis claim, and
that said proof be made be ore the Judge or
clerk of Carroll county. at Berryvlle, Ark on
April ID. S9t, viz: William Snow, H Il o. IL
800 for the NJ SW sec. "a, twp ION, "A W .
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of ,
said land. viz Alfred I}rawley 7 hos j Bunch
Lee p. Bunch, lex Matthews, all of Rule, Ark
Thomas j Bunch, II Z No Il ,Ga3 for the w =
NV sec. 10, twp l9n, % W. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous res
idence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz /:
and w b. McMahan, all of Rule, Ark
Alfred Brawley, E No. l., ,65l for the SlS
Sc sec. Is and NJ NE sec 49, twp 10 H. r 23 w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said lard, viz: Thos j Bunch, William Snow,
LeeP. Bunch, Alex Matthews, of Rule Ark
JNo. p. CLENDENIN Register,
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-03-08
Showers of the Queer.

SEARcY, ARK, Feb. o. Searcy was
somewhat stirred up by the arrest last
night of two men giving their names as
Newt Reed and John Faulkner, recent
ly from Texas, for passing counterfeit
silver dollars.
1t appears that they got local mer-
chant to change s. bill and afterWard
returned and claimed that one of the
dollars gwen them was counterfeit, and
the merchant gave them good dollar
for it, but it seems afterWard that they
had passed money on other parties,
and the merchant then had the sheriff
notified, who arrested them and lodged
them in jail, and sent out deputies with
a search warrant to search their houses
some fourteen miles in the country, to
find the molds or other evidence against
them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-03-08
Fatally Shot.

CLARKEsvILLE, ARK, March 3,-This
afternoon, Arthur Rogers, a prominent
Young man of this city, shot and killed
NJ. l.. Kernodle, barber from Indian
apois, Ind. The trouble originated at
a country dance last night. Today the
argument was renewed at the barber
shop and shortly afterwards in front of
the shop Kernodle struck Rogers, and
in the scuffle was shot through the
heart. With cry he started to run
and received another bullet in the back
and fell dead just inside the shop.
Rogers surrendered to Sheriff Powers
and is confined in Jail. At the inquest
it was discovered that Kernodfe had "a
razor in his pocket. The first bullet
passed through the heart and the sec
ond struck in the back, passing through
the body, and was found in his
coat.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-03-08
May Offer & Reward.

LITTLE Rock, March 6.-GoYernor
tishback has written to the prosecut-
ing attorney 70. further information of
the mob outrage recently committed at
Mountain Home. He is very much
panied that such thing should occnr
and If be finds that the facts should
justify such action he will offer a reward
of $500 for the arrest and conviction Of
the leaders Of the mob that murdered
Ander son Carter and Jasper Newton in
the jail at Mountain Home on Monday
of last week. That mob of go men
should overcome the officers and shoot
to death two prisoners, although they
were charged with a henious murder, is
an outrage upon the law Of the State,
and should the leaders be apprehended
they cannot be too severely dealt with.
The governor says that mob law must
be blotted out.
Late advices from Mountain Home
are to the effect that the people are
greatly aroused over the outrage and
that dilligent search is being made by
the officers for the leaders. L daily be-
comes more certain that the mob was
composed of men from Ozark county,
Missouri, and the northern part of Full
ton county, Arkansas, near where the
brutal murder of farmer Wilson and his
wife was committed.