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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-30

- sDaassA AAa.sAise y pve svS
- tAs way.

XAe sDanaaA AnarsAise - ~ s~H
: - tAs way.
1azeelona, Nov. 21-Joee 0elysdoe
kTsnch, the man WIN, on Nov. 4, 1eo8.
threw . dynamite bomb into the
lyceo theater here, killing twenty pso-
pls and wonndlng nfH others, was
shot between 80 and 3 Q. m. this
morning. French yesterday mornin.
was taken 70 the prison chapel, there
TO nass the last twenty.four hours Of
his life. French refused to sim his
death warrant - the law requires, eA
claiming "Long live anarchy" Upon
entering the chapel French refused to
receive the priests, and to q Jesuit
father who sought to administer 70.
lgious consolation, the anarchist ex.
claimed dercely: "Get out --!
! was only acting; only pretending to
be religious In order to live well and
hoping to get pardon. The crime I
committed was an expiation due from
the bourgeoise." Frenchs daughter is
to be rebaptlxed and christened LIB
ertad.
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FATHER DucEY nnpnLs.
wan Attena Mesti.gs es the Lsxo,

will Attend Msstings e4 the Lsxow
Comnittec.
New York, Nov. 23.-It II announced
by friends Of Father Dueey, pastor Of
St Leo's, that he has appealed to Mgr.
Satolli for liberty to attend sessions Of
the Lexow committee, which Arch.
bishop Corrigan has forbidden him to
attend. Father nuccy has u.ifrncd
the story Of his being forbidden by the
archbishop. and tile situation has he
come grave. in view Of the probability
that Father Ducey will rebel against
the archbishop's order. 1t is also pos
sible that both the archbishop and
Father Ducey will be summoned be-
fore the I1exow committee. Arch
bishop Corrigan, 1t is said. will be In.
vited to show q copy Of the letter
which he has written to Father Ducey
on the subject Of the I4exow committee.
It is said that Father Ducey had con.
suited with Archbishop Ireland and
DR.. Burtsell about the matter.
'D0 you recognize that the archbish-
op has any right to forbid your pres.
ence at the committee neetings!" was
asked Father Ducey.
II do not recognize that a bishop or
any other man has the right to inter.
fere with the liberty of an Independent
citizen, whether he be a priest or
layman, unless he 10 violating the law
of tsod, some defined law Of the
Christian religion. or some law of the
state or nation" replied Father Ducey
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-30
KENT TO BE HANGED.
EnR JURY N rain MURDER CASE
1ETUnNs AvB1lDICF OF GUILTY.


Mandan, n d., Nov. A.-The jury
In the Kent murder case came into
court with verdict OF guilty, and
they decided that the defendant
should he punished by death. In this
state the jury flxes tho punishment In
capital cases when they find a verdict
Of guilty. The defendant listened to
the verdict apparently unmoved.
Myron II. Kent was born In Bur.
bank, Ohio. in 184S, and spent his
boyhood in that place. He studied
law In the ONCE Of 81. g. Blake at
Madina, Ohiv, and was admitted to
the bar. In 1871 he was elected pros
ecutlng attorney for that county and
served one year. He engaged In the
banking business, and In 1872 was
made bookkeeper of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Medina. He married
the beautiful daughter of w. L. Ter
rill, a prominent citizen of that place,
but the young wife died inside Of
two years. The bank closed it's doors
May 2. 1874, and an examination
showed that its capital had been i'm.
paired 80 per cent by Pancoast's
(kent) dishonesty. In the meantime
he had made his escape and was new.
or punished for his peculations, which
are supposed to have aggregated
$4,000, consumed in high living.
When Pancoast came to Minneapolis
he called himeslf NJ. r. Kent and rep
resented himself as an Englishman,
and had succeeded In covering up all
traces of the past. He managed to
ingratiatn himself lrto good society
In the Mill City, and, among others,
became acquainted with the Lairtis.
Shortly after he married Miss Julia
Laird. for whose death he will pay
the penalty upon tue scaifold. The
parents Of the Indy were not pleased
vii, The match. b I tunclu.le.! to
make the best of q bad bargain, and
Kent was given employment in the
lumber business Of his father-in-law.
It is said lie embezzled $25OOO of the
firms money. When discovered he
was given $5,0OO and told to shift for
himself. He and his new wife then
separated, Kent going to Chicago md
afterward to Mandan. Meantime he
corresponded with his wife, and a
reconciliation was effected.
On the night Of March 12, 1904,
Kent went across the river to Bis
marck, telling his wife he would re-
turn the next day. On this night his
wife WQS shot aMd killed under what
seemed to be excusable circumstances.
However. there was a Risk on her
life for $24.O0O. and Kent failed to
return. The true story Of her deatl,
Is rs follows: On that night Tom
s'wltlenski. the hired man. .Wui:c MIS-.
Rent on the pretcxt that s.,ure ",.
wlfilcd to sIs'nk to her When sL..
appeared ut the win 'ow Il shotgun In
his hands was discharged, apparently
by accident Us ut the time he pretend.
cd to be lookins :M iut,u,lers The
shot took effect in Mrs. Kent, Gilliag
her Instantly. Swidcr .ki gave hin.
self ul.. and told the story Is alr.v.'.
I.lt.r. however. he confessed tina, he
had l,ecm htrci by Kent to kill his
vita, lie to receive 81 800 for the decd.
Detectives We're PLACED u.a.n tile case,
Gud Kent was brought hack tn Man.
dan and tried. with tho result Eli We
stated.
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Poison Dov.ht.

Redwood Falls, Mum, Nov. 24-
The coroner's jury IA Investigating the
murder OF Emanuel Otto, the w.alIrlIS =
farmer who was found murdered q
his home near Morton a few days reo.
1t was discovered that Otto's yo,,u rest
son had purchased strychnine Mt q
small town near there some tine ago.
lie denied It to the Jury. but was con.
frOllted with the druggists recist..r,.
containing hrs signature. A vcrjlce
will not be rendered until tile c,,n-
tents OF the murdered mans s,,innch
bus been analyxed,
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ACCIDENT TO CLEVELAND.
ssAs Prssaasats A.kls ID ,,.A.,y

stAs Presidents Ankle ID lisAtly
~ spralnea.
Washington, Nov. 22-The regular
Tuesday cabinet meeting did not oc.
cur. owing to the absence Of President
Cleveland, although all of the cabinet
o11cers In Washington came to the
White House ready to attend. When
returning to his home at Woodley Mon
day evening from q walk the president
trod on small round stone, which
rolled away, causing a sprain Of one
ankle. The sprain was slight, but be.
cause It was sustained BY the foot
which has been afflicted by gout, 1t
was 30 painful that walking was not
easy. Therefore the president did not
come into town. Mrs. Cleveland drove
in and Informed the members of the
cabinet that the president was get
ting along nicely, but that as walking
was still painful and as there was NO
present need Of his coming to the
White House, he would not undertake
the trim.
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u voL0ARo On 4 kla1l:


1ssat Raans1 tnia sesss q ma -
r. sr9, .airt, uDt1eo. y. i:
Seattle. Wash, Nov. 2a.-sMsana
Ranier ID In Q state Of mild er1rfie0
The appearance Of the summit ~ ~.
tirely changed and another Deak M
appeared In ifs center. Soon eftef nm.
rise this morning, the. nly and. air ~.
Ing remarkably clear, 'cloi,ds az hIsek
smoke were seen curIinT from the
SOUTHWESTERN part Of the peak, whers
the crater y located, coming ct inter.
van OF about fifteen seconds. The
9ome-Ikc Top had disappeared and
had been replaced BY . dat top, WITH
q large crevasse extending down the
SIDE. while In the center Of its sum.
9 new peak had appeared on the north
side. The snow, was nearly gone from
the summit, being melted on or fallen.
A mass OF rock, stripped OF the white
covering could be plainly discefned.
steam u also seen mtngling with the
smoke. which rose 100 feet above the
summit. Mount Rainier 10 Q cone.
shaped peak and stands slightly 70 the
west Of the main Cascade ranse and
6fty. miles southwest Of Seattle, II
rises fully 5000 feet above the range.
lt mas three crAterD, Of which the prin-
cipal and most perfect is the scene Of
the recent volcanic disturbances. This
crater IL half mile across, while
walls Of rock fifty feet high and thou.
sands of Jets Of hot air and steam 10.
sue from this rim. The inside Of the
crater IL filled with snow and ice In
which the smouldering volcanoes steam
have formed innunaerable caves, one
Of which has been penetrated BY ex.
plorers to depth Of 100 feet, while
they have used the steam Jets for cook
Ing. 1t Is supposed that the walls Of
tho crater, having been gradually
weakened at the base, have fallen,
leaving . peak composed of the rock
ON which the snowy cone, named
Columbian crest, had formed, and that
the internal fires thus freed had burst
forth In new vigor. The eruption be-
came hidden by clouds soon after 9
o. m.
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Gen. aibssn Deaa,

Trim, Ohio, Nov. 24.-Every bell in
Tinn at $50 O'Clock last night rang a
knell notifying al that Gen. w. HI.
Gibson, the statesman, soldier and
Christian citizen mad passed away.
Gen. Gibson had been ailing for rome
time, and took to his bed q few days
ago. Only the immediate members Of
the family and the doctor were ut the
bedside when death came. The funeral
will be Sunday afternoon under the
direction Of the @. A. r.
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It 0nres Consuwptlon.

Cincinnati, Nov. 10.-(speciaD-Deps
sitiOns taken here in the case Of d.
Amick vs. Reeves develop some remark
able facts. It was shown that the
Amick Chemical company Of this city
has supplied forty thousand doctors
with DR.. Amick's chemical treatment
for consumption, M much as one thou
sand dollars worth of sample medi.
cines being distributed daily. Each
patient receives q trial outfit and an
inhaler. The company offered as evi.
dence its files containing thousands of
reports from physicians Of cures GOV.
ering every stage and phase Of the dis
ease.
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COULD CAPTURE NO COW.
1aak Robbers Easily roilea i.
Rosalte, Wash.

ns.k Robbers Easily Foilea .t
Rosa1ie, Wash.
Spokane. Wash, Nov. PA daring
put unsuccessful attempt was made
to rob the bank at Roslie, a small
town in the eastern part Of this conn
~. The robbers. two In number, rode
up on horseback, and, while one Of
them stood guard on the outside, the
revolver at President Wells head
commanding him to hand over thei
coin. Mr.. Wells, with great presence
Of mind. said he would get the money
out OF the safe. but, instead Of DOING
80. he turned the combination. lock.
Ing the safe. The robbcr, seeing h.
was baffied, grabbed up some ioo.e
coin ON the counter along with some
private papers, Joined his companion
ana mounting their horses rode away.
Mr. Wells gave the alarm and soon 4
posse started In pursuit and are now
on the trail Of the rUbbere.
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May BE Locked out.

New York, Nov. pa general lock-
out Of shirtInakera 10 imminent. The
difficulty aricse from an intention ex.
pressed by contractors to reduce wages
10 per cent and to lock out their en-
ployes IL the reduction is not accepted.
A meeting was held to-day and the
shirtmakers resolved rot to accept the
cut on the ground that the contractors
were earning handsome profits. Six
contractors to-day closed down their
establishments. The shirtmakers have
been given until Saturday to decide
as to the proposed cut.
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Cannot Joia the X. es ~.

New Orleans. Nov. 23.-Ths general
assembly, X. Of L., In session to-day.
disposed Of the vexatious questions Of
admitting lawyers and wage.earning
barkeepers out Of the order. The cues.
tion had been favornbly reported BY
the committee, but was voted down.
The vote was reconsidered, and final.
ly disposed Of only to come up in q d.
vision with q number of amendments
attached. The question anent the bar
keepers met with the same fate.
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RIFLED LETTERS.
q Mail Distrisutor IN q. ravl IL
Arrested.

Mail Distributors IN ot. Paul II
Arrested.
St Paul, Nov. 23.-John Kamp, city
mail distributor, was arrested late yes.
terday afternoon, charged with rldlne
the mails. The arrest was made By
United States inspector Gould Of Chi.
cogo. COnfr6I ted by evidences Of his
guilt. Kail.l, made u partial confession.
Karp has been In the employ Of the
government for the past ten years,
and was formerly q distributor on the
fast mails between this city. and WI.
mona. He Is middle.aged man and
Inns been married two years. Imme.
diately after his arrest he sent for his
young wife, and on her arrival there
was nm affecting scene between the
two. 1t is said that drink has been
the chief cause Of his downfall.
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Not CivillseA.

Washington, Nov. 2s.-The report Of
the commission Of the I'VE civilized
tribes to the secretary Of the interior
recommends the revocation Of the pow.
er Of self government by the United
States. It IL rehearsal Of the proceed.
ings Of the commission IN conference
with tho Indians, which have already
been given to the public from time to
time a. they occurred.
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HA1EN ny CANNIBALs.
terrible fate Of Europeans near
New Gulnea.

ferrible fate Of Europeans near
Nev Gulnea.
London, Nov. .4.-Australian malls
are to the effect that the Kanakas on
all the islands near New Guinea are IN
revolt Scores Of European settlers
have been murdered. The steamer
Three Cheers Of Sydney called ut the
Admiralty islands and found that the
trading posts and trading schooner
had been burned. Not a single white
man was visible. The natives fed to
the hills on the approach of the steam
er. The captain landed and found the
remains Of recent cannibal feast. AL
the whites undoubtedly met with a
horrible death. At New Ireland and
other islands similar massacres ore re-
ported. tits supposed that the natives
looted liquor stores. and, becoming In
damed with the spoils, massacred the
whites.
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SenalDary FraasfsrPaA.

Reading, Pa, Nov. 23.-The schuyl.
Kill seminary, an, EvanEelical institu.
tion located at Fredericksburg, was to.
day transferred by the DubsItes com.
mittee Of the Bowman-E -Esherites, head.
ed by Bishop Bowman Of Chicago. II
10 expected that the students In the
college will leaIe the institution.
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U. j
Earth4.aks,

Messina, special.-A severe ssrtA.
quake was felt today throughout tho
Province Of Mcssina and also in Gala.
bria. Much damage was done here.
Churches of masonry fell and the
walls OF number of. houses cracked.
The upper part of the light house col.
lapsed and the keeper was injured.
It 10 reported that one woman was
killed,
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FAMOUS MUSICIAN DEAD.


Rubinstein, the Pianist and CoMpos.
OF, Passes Away.
st. Petersburg, Nov. q. - Anton
Gregor Rubinstein, the celebrated Rus
sian pianist and composer, died to-day
of heart disease at Peterhof, near this
city. Rubinstein was born at WEIGH
wotynetz, on the frontier Of Roumania,
Nov. 80, 1880. Az o child he was
taken to Moscow and studied the piano
under Alexis Villoing. His first ap-
pearance In public was made when he
was only eight years Of age. At ten
years kubinstein went with his teach
er to Paris, where he remained for two
years, his performance at several con-
certs winning for him the advice and
encouragement Of List
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HoteA woman peaa,

London, Special Caroline Agnes
eeresford, dowager duchess Of Mont
eoee, known in the racing world an
.Mr. Aanton" and also as the "Rcd
Ducheeg," In dead. The duchess ex-
pired at her London residence, 45
Bslgrave square.
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HERyY 1pRrLAn,

The Presencs of Several People DID
Net Deter Then.
F1andrnu, g. D., Nov. q. - A bold
burglary occurred at Coleman. Two
masked men entered the store Of Geo.
Bolles Just before closing bis safe and
ordered him to surrender his pile. He
accordingly turned over $50 In bills
besides some small change. Two
other gentlemen were in the store at
the time With Mr.. Bolles. No trace o.
yet 70 found % to who the burglats
are. s"t
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New Haven. Conn.,. Nov. A.-Chas.
Sumner Gale, Yale '05, Of Minneapolis,
was today taken to the Yale infirmary
suffering with typhoid fever. He at
tended the Wesleyan banquet, and his
physicians state his illness 10 undoubt
edly due to eating raw oysters.
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Fort Smith, Ark. Nov. 2s.-At tho
Cnited States marshal's ofice It 10 re.
garded - positive that Bill Cook Is
under arrest In Texas. He 10 thought
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A.lka to Recover M. ,so..,.

AsRa 70 Nec0veF HIS Money. =
Yankton. 8. D.. Nov. 24.-Two years
ago County Treasurer Max lost 81 go
through the failure of Mckinney &
ScouEMrs hank. Now he has asked tho
commissioners To- rent. this amount,
His petition has been nnmcrously
siAnc'l.
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ZEN DeaA.

Cincinnati, special.-B. Luckner,
nembee of the arm OF Radtke q Luck
ner. art publishers, New York, dropped
dad at heaEt disease. He Was talk
ing % friends ct tho Burnett house
|W6sa - IN 0ea4.
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x.eelkeA 0ut q Read

Neenah, Wis. Nov. Pat . special
meeting Of the council the interurban
electric railway franchise was prscti-
cally knocked out the bill being laid
over until December. Should the bill
fail to 60 through It will kill the rail-
way project between Oshkosh and this
city.
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80 uan.ele yvhale a..ta...

0h04 0l0sol1 While Hantin9.
Newcastle. Neb., Special. - Word
reaches this place OF . fatal accident
which befell John Koch, near uarting-
lon. Koch was hunting quail and shot
himself in the abdomen. Death 70
suited ina few hours.
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Kille1 81 . ralli.e Lans,

saltwater, Minn.. Nov. PA tele.
gram received here says that A. ".
Swanson was killed yesterday by a
falling limb at Gust Sexton's camp at
Sand Greek. No particulars have been
received.
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Murder ana saieiae.

Chicago. Special. J. Higgins, ths
electrician, shot and killed Mrs, Kate
Mclaughlin. his landlady, and aftet.
ward shot himself through the hoad.
dying almost instantly. Higgins had
roomed at Mrs.. McLaughlin's houae
for some time, and, falling behind IN
bis rent, had been threatened with
ejectment. Last night he called tho
woman into bed room, and after O
hard struggle with her threw her 10
tho door and fired several shots into
her body. After killing the woman
Higgins left the house. but returned
and was standing on the sidewalk ID
front Of the place when he heard thei
patrol wagon coming, and rather than
BE- arrested ne sent . bullet through
his bead.
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TaIPLE TRAGEDY.
4 lGaa sssts His wife, Her sister
sna Himself.

lGaa sssts His wife. Her Sister
oaa Hlmself.
Elmira, N. Y, special.-Martin v.
Strait, . well known four and feed
dealer, to-day killed his wife, put q
bullet in the body Of Mrs. william
Whitfort, which may cause her death.
and then. turning the revolver on him
self, tried three times to put Q bullet
through his own keart, failing to strike
that organ, but infiictlng wounds
which will undoubtedly cause his
death. The shooting was the result
Of domestic difficulties,
called a4 the white Hesse.
Washington, Special The dslegatel
10 the annual convsntioa Of agrScul.
tpral experimental stations, number.
Ing, with their ladies, about sixty,
called upon Pressdsat Cleveland at III
White House to-day. They were intro
duced personally to the president a1e
each received Q hearty handshaks.
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ch.rxea win C..........,..

Virginia, Minn.. Nov. 24.-.John I'm.
c!lauan IL under arrest ..i,nr-ed wifi
passing counterfeit money. WAea
found hc had $40 in currency. Neae
of the counterfeit was f.,l:s;l
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pasA sf DlsoA Psiss.a.s.

Minnswaukan, N. d., Nov. nc. o.
Rerk, whose Jaw was broken IN Q
runaway accident died from blood
poisoning.
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I'VE BrotAers Kan Two Other Men
In . Misssisssippi Town.

1--WE Brothers Kill Two Other Men
In . 1isssisssippi Town.
Lula, Miss, Special.-There was a
pitched battle in the main business
street of Lula to-day as a result of
which two men are dead. ]. w. Boyd
and bis brother Bob stood in q door
way until they saw ]. w. Harmnn
and A. B. Lawrence approaching on
their way to dinner. Then the two
brothers, each armed with q shotgun,
stepped forth and opened fire ON the
others Harmon had time to draw his
pistol and fred twice at the Boyds.
but without effect. Each Of the broth
crs had his man picked out and at the
first volley both Of the men fell. The
elder Boyd mounted horse and rode
away while the other escaped on foot.
They sent word later that they w0ull
surrender to the sheriff but to no one
else. The tragedy 10 the result Of an i,
old feud. There had been bad blood
between the elder Boyd and Harman
for several months, and yesterday he
beat Boyd severely with q pistol. Har-
man was mayor Of Lula. Lawrence
was 2 jeweler and ]. w. RQyd - q
plantation overseer.
Ordered Q CouEt lgaPtial.
Washington, Special = Secretary
Herbert has issued an order for q
court martial in the case Of Capt. Car
lisle r. Porter, in command Of the
marines Nt the Norfolk navy yard %
charges oe 6sunte0nees.
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ssntsaeAs fss Psr3ary.
London, Nov. 2A-At the Old Bailey
so-day II. Z. Winter Of Denver, Colo,
an ofkanist. was sentenced to six years
psnAl sefvits,de for perjury.
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clrl,na.al n.a.x,..


~ 4AWard Morgan Nas shot and Killed
- Darnhiil Ctis. Willie resisting sr.
esst ~ Marshal Louis Just
Jassd q. Davis, . well-known horse.
s01Ai ef Lea, Mass, committed suicide
u; shooting himself. =
0vG4 100 business men of Perry.
4. -. yere arrested for refusing TO
~ tie oceupation tsx
s Jalnss Gnlispts, Q Lincoln. M, mer-
n3us4 by footpads.
1ssiAents OF Indianapolis are alarm
q ~ tAs frequency with which graves
10 beinG, dssee4ated and robbed.
Harry johnson, living near Dtcker.
Wa0 shot dead By Q farm hand
s1u1eye1 ~ his fafhsr, Thomas John.
5aAsA seAaEsr fatally skot Wl1liau
x1y1re q 11sOfahur, led. EotA ars
So1SeJes ee ths National Ges CON.
Ua1y. ''7lssI ,','Ss'
9. Jpkn n. Tayiol. . blird man. go.
1asol D. 3Forf snifh. A. !. IS Layias
Eepolved 111.N 900 In psussoelse thaf ~
1nD Mt entitled .O 20 70
III 1alxett scott tie defaultipe tress.
aes q Holt county, Neb., who stoas
I'D was scuttsced to the peui-
leiaty Tor hys ysars.
MeahsspS = TIE Cook band cf ont.
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