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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Caucus.

A caucus Of the republican voters OF
Red Cloud city is called to meet at the
court house in Red Cloud on the OH day
OF March, 1894, at 1880 o'clock p. IN. for
the pui1osc OF nominating candidates
Mayor, city clerk, treasurer and police
judge.
Caucuscs of the wards will be held at
the same place a. the same time for the
purpose Of nominating councilmen for
each ward.
II. b. FULTON, Chairman.
II. M. MoNIrT, Sec'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
ANOTHER BLAZE At JACKSON PARK,
~incendi"rics Again Apply the Torch to tn,
Agricultural Building.

buliUIuKs
CHICAGO, Feb. 28.-Fire was discover.
ell in the Agricultural building at the
Worlds :air. Running up the outside
OF the pillars the flames gained headway
in the roof and spread rapidly toward
the dome in the center. Once having a
start in the lofty arch, its destruction
was a matter of short order. Driven by
q brisk wind, sparks from the burning
dome were carried toward adjoining
buildings and for "a time the firemen had
before them TIE prospect of an extended
c~onflagration. An hour after the general
alarm was sounded the firemen had ac-
complished all that was possible and the
blaze was practically e%xtiuguished.
Before the firemen had succeeded in
their work. however, the building had
been ruined. AS the fire spread through
the dry timbers Of the roof burning en-
bers soon began dropping to the floor,
and the supports, gradually weakened,
at last gave away, carrying with it con.
nectcd parts Of the roof, the dome pitched
In ruins to the floor. It's fall practically
put an end to the fremen'e work.
But theory was advanced AT the
grounds regarding the origin of the fire.
Everyone agreed that an incendiary was
again responsible for the destruction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Employees to Have q Hearing.

OMAHA, March l Employees of the
Union Pacific are to have u hearing upon
the wage question and will be invited to
meet President Clark, Of the system.
and Others whom he may select March
Ii in conference, said conference to con.
tinue from day to day until an agree
ment is reached. This much has been
ordered by the circuit court Of the Unit
ed States, Judges Caldwell and Sanborn,
who issued the order upon application of
General Solicitor John NJ. Thurston.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Dell Akin a Free Man.

O'NEILL, Neb., March Judge Bar
tow called the case of Dell Akin, in
dicted for conspiring to aid Barrett Scott,
the embezzling Holt county treasurer, to
escape from the officers. The state was
not ready to proceed and the prosecutor
dismissed the case on his own motion.
Scott was given a change of venue and
will be tried next month in Cunning
county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02

few cattle here today that had the quality TO
bring more than 81. From 81. 10 to 81. rs took
the greater part OF the steers, and Sl.5 to s.. N
were the prevailing prices for cows and bulls.
Gamers stock was duh and Is selling badly, a
number Of sales being reported as low IN 81 30
OIL Stockcrs and feeders were steady at
t2.35d3'N, and veal calves were In demand at
S2.5O1l2. 80.
HOGS-They opened &c to l0c lower than
yesterday close, or at 81. i0d5. ~ for common
to prime lots. and at s5.06NhlO for poor 10
choice, light and medium weights. Heavier
sorts mostly sold at a discount Of 5c TO lOc.
Extreme range Of sales was g.. DD0t5. Is. Culls
sold at 81. 5ONll. -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02

HARRISON, Neb., Feb. 27.-The deep
interest taken in the irrigation question
continues to grow in this section. A
county irrigation association was organ
lied here, which will be an auxiliary to
the Northwestern association. A legisla-
tive committee composed Of J. H. Cook,
j.. b. Burke and E. E. Livermore was
recommended to the district association.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Tribute TO an Old Soldier.

FORT NIoBRARA, Neb., Feb. 27.--On
the occasion of his retirement from the
United States army Feb. 81 Sergeant
Charles Dahlgreen of E troop, Sixth cav.
airy, was presented with a splendid gold
headed cane by the enlisted men Of his
late organization.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Hog Thieves Plead Guilty.

TEKAMAH. Neb., Feb. 81 Henry
Belts, Sam Grover and Joe Shafer, who
HAD their trial last week for hog steal
ing, and We're bound ovse to the next
term Of the district court have pleaded
guilty as charged and Judge Hopewell
sentenced them to the psnitetiary for
three years each.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Mailed threatening Ietters.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Feb. 27.-Tony
Columbus. an Italian, was arrested here
on information from Omaha. He Is &C.
cused of sending threatening letters to
fellow countrymen at Omaha. A deputy
United States marshal took the prisoner
to Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02

CHICAGO, Feb. ~2s.-Sccretary q. W.
Barnard, Of the Grand Masonic lodge Of
Illinois. said today that Mary Ellen
is "a deliberate liar when she said that
she was a member Of the Masonic order"
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Father Corbctt Excommunicatod.

LINCOLN, Neb., March bishop Bon.
acum has Issued an order of excommu-
nication against Father Corbett, sentenc-
ing him to three years suspension from
participating in the eucharist and to un.
dergo u pcnance of that length in a mon
nstery near Montreal, Canada. This SEN
fenced has been passed without a trial
being accorded the accused, his offense
being the bringing of the bishop into a
civil court on a criminal charge. Father
Corbett has refused to obey this sentence
also and the bishop has began suit in a
Justices court in Palmyra to eject the
priest from the parish residence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Twenty.FtVe Killed.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2S.-A terrible
boiler explosion has taken place at the
big iron works at Acknowledgement.
Twenty-Five men were killed and ten
were seriously injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Killed q Constable.

: LINCOLN, Feb. GA. s. Jones, station
agent Of the Missouri Pacific at Walton,
this county, shot and killed Jerry Peck,
constable, at Sprague.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
To Entertain York County Farmers.

YORK. Neb.. Feb. 27.-On the LIST and
End of March the York County Farmers
institute will hold its second annual
meeting in this city. The citizens are
making extensive preparations to give
the visiting members a grand reception.
Two or three of the faculty Of the State
university will be present and deliver ad-
dresses
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
South Omaha Live Stock,

SogTn OMAHA. Feb. q. observation-disclosures,
2,9m head; ian to lJD lbs, 81. 60ai.a0; Iim to
1901 lbs, 332jdt3.8D 90 to 100 lbs, 81. soq3. %;
choice cows, 81, tOd2. %; common COWS, 81 500
:.2, good feeders, S2.%tt3.25; common feed.
ers, ~ .25Qt2.@. Market weaker.
HOGS-Receipts, $500, head; light, 81. ron
49,; mixed, N.'5t+,s0; heavy, ss.75ll.s,H.
Market 81 lower; closed strong.
Receipts, 9O head; muttons, g.. %
Ii.2o; lambs, 81. J0ll3. -. Market steady.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Big Victory For the Union Pacific.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Feb. 27.-In the
case of Sullivan against the Union Pa
cifc Railway company, the jury re-
turned "A verdict in favor Of the defend.
ant. This is one Of O dozen cases now
pending in the district court and grew
out of the great prairie fire which started
at Nichols and swept into North Platte
on April 7 last. Total losses from the
fire aggregated $4,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
v~eterans to Assemble at Beetrice.

BEATRICE, Neb., Feb. 27.-The South.
western Grand Army Of the Republic
encampment will be held in this city
March 8, Commander Church Howe and
Senior Vice Commander Adams will be
present.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
NICARAGUA CAME OUT VICTORIOUS
Allied Forces Have Captured Tegucigalpa,
Capital Of Honduras,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-Senor Guz.
man, the minister Of Nicaragua to the
United States, has received a cablegram
to the following effect: The minister Of
foreign affairs Of Nicaragua: The capital
Of Honduras (Tegucigalpa) capitulsted
last night. Publish this telegram. Our
victory puts an end to the war in Hon
duras.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02

Curt Evans has everythingyou want IN
the second. hand I irniture line. See him
Blue Front, south Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02

Anyone needing painting, kalsomining
or paper hanging will save money b.,
calling on +. +, Hadley, Red Cloud Ned.
Shop first door west Of Miners store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Murderer C~arieton's Sentence susps

Murderer Carlcton's Sentence Suspended.
LINCOLN, Feb. 28.-Charles G. Garlic.
ton, sentenced to death at Fremont for
the murder of August Goldman, will
not be hanged March %. The supreme
court has suspended the sentence Of
death until such time as it can review
the case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
BRIEF BUT PlTHY MENTION OF tn
HAPPENINGS OF A WEEK.

News which Tell the story 81 Seven Days'
Crimes and Casualties and other Impor.
tan Matters Arranged AttractiveIy and
Given In a Few Words.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Want Salaries Reduced.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Feb. 27.-A
petition is being circulated for the re-
duction Of the salaries Of the mayor and
oil city officials,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Blaut jury Failed In Ayr...

New YORK, Feb. s5.-The jury in the
case OF Joseph X. Blaut, president of the
Isfunct Madison Square bank, On trial
Tor perjury, has failed to agree.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Farm loans.

have a few thousand dollars OF ri.
waite ooney to loan on first class farnIs
on five years time or lees
GEO. w. BARKER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02

OMAHA, Feb. 2s.--Nebrsska retail jew
elers have called q meeting to be held In
Lincoln on March IA and Is to organize
for mutual protection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
J. STERLING MORTON eFFIav CASE.
y. r. White Convicted Of Criminal Libel
Against the Secretary.

Against the Secretary.
NEBRASKA CRY, Neb., March THE
case of the commonwealth of Nebraska
against u. II. White, charged with Grim
inal libel against Secretary OF Agricul-
ture j. Sterling Morton and his son, the
libel being the hanging in effigy of the
secretary a few weeks ago, was heard
Tuesday. A Jury was secured with some
difficulty and a number OF witnesses testi-
fled, their evidence generally being very
damaging TO Whites case. The jury
were out but few minutes when they re-
turned with a verdict of guilty Is in
dicted'. The penalty for the offense IL
a tine of $500 or six months in the county
jail or both at the discretion Of the court.
The jury RECOMMENDED laplspcy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Important Notice.

Any person living in the country or In
any OF the neighboring towns who have
organs that need repairing or cleaning
can have them promptly attended to BIZ
addressing, VIM. w. TuLLEYs.
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
PRENDERGAST'SF ATE
JUDGE eReNTANo DENIES THE NO.
TON FOR A NEW TRIAL.

Murderer of Mayor Harrison Sentenced 10
die on The a3d Of March - Rambling Talk
Made by the Assassin In Justification oi
| 1Iis Crime.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
Are q In Nceds

Are You In Need.
II you
Want cash,
Want a partner
Want a situation,
Want a servant girl.
Want to sell fruit or grain.
Want to find buyers for ANYTHING.
want to sell or buy cattle or hOrse..
Want to sell or trade anything.
Want to sell household goods
Want to sell anything,
Want to rent rooms,
Want boarders,
Want cook,
Then
Use The CHIEFS Want Column.
Visa ANIMATE N'wco nor, state or,.ni
zar OF the Christians Women's board OF
M'sS'ona' will speak in the Christian
cGnrch sunday February 18th, at 3:3o.
hear her. ou' 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02

held but a short session Monday in order
to give the Democrats an opportunity aft
erwards to continue the caucus begun in
the morning. Mr.. Morgan, chairman of
the committee on foreign relations, pre-.
scented tho report ON Hawaiian investiga-
ton, and Mr.. Frye (Me.) gave notice that
Oh Wednesday no would address the SEN
ate on that subject. In the report of
fered by Mr.. Morgan, he indorses all the
actions Of Minister Stevens except his
declaration Of a p%rotectorate by the
United States over Hawaii.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Mr. Fences
speech of Monday, in which he struck
right and left at his colleagues, cut a
prominent figure in Tuesdays proceed.
ings. Mr.. Fences reference to Mr..
Hainer had been incorrectly reported and
rising to a question Of privilege he took
occasion to apologize for the personalities
he had INDUCED in, but Mr.. Cooper Qnd.)
was not satisfied and gave him a severe
scoring. Again Mr.. Bland was unable
TO muster q quorum on his motion to
close debate on the seigniorage bill, SO he
allowed the debate to run on witholt
limit.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The senate
hold another brief session Tuesday, in
which nothing of Importance was nc
complished and adjourned after an exec
utive session Of half an hour in order
that the Democratic caucus might 10
continued.
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MILLS STAND.
The Texas Senator Votes Against
Specific Duties.
Line Of Policy by Both Parties in Dis
posing Of Amendments 0utlinsd.
Tho Republicans support Every Amend
ment which Increases Rates over the I.
Senate Bi-The Final Vote Upon
the BiIi VIII Be Against 1t

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE line of
policy to be pursued by both repub.
licans and democrats in disposing
of the amendments to the tariff
bill reported by Senator Jones
of Arkansas, was indicated in Fri
days session with great clearness
Any substitute or amendment To Mr.
Jones schedules offered by n repub-
lican was laid on the table by the ma.
1ority When the vote was reached on
amendments reported by Senator
Jones, the republicans supported them
rs being an advance of duty over the
rate fixed by the Wilson bill and the
bill reported by the senate finance
committee.
Where an article originally on the
free list in the democratic bills was
given specific duty, Senator Mills. OF
Texas, voting mo-" but when an ad
valorem rate was provided. he answer
ed aye" with his democratic coll
leages, for its adoption.
This course will be followed through
out the consideration of the amend.
ments pending before the senate until
the final vote upon the adoption of the
bill. when the republicans will vote
against the measure as n whole and
will hope for enough democratic aid to
beat IL
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HE WAS PRUDENT.
Bot Il DIdn't save Him From a Terrible
End.


''These railroad disasters nv courape
o'ermasters, said he. 81 won't ride on
the train" and, starting 10 travel, DER
concrete and gravel, fell and broke a
large hole in his brain.
These steamboat explosions fill me
withcommotionsi will walk il IL takes
me week" So he walked all vaca-
ton. but nervous prostration complete
iy broke down his physique
81 wouldn't ride in phaeton. not II
II should weigh ton; II you ride be-.
hind horses you're dead" Then cy.
clone came whirling; his house started
twirling and laundering down on his
head.
81 won't ride bicycle. break bones
like AN icicle. and 30 20 those
hospital cribs" Then a blcyclc.rider.
"a wheelman named snyder rode against
him and broke in his ribs
Then the surgeon inspected his back.
bone DETECTED. and found that his head
had been split, that young Mr. snyder,
the bicycle-rider-why, ne wasn't in.
jured hit"
I'm no church congregation I'll take
mp my statiOn--n church may burn
down in u minute" hut that night a
dire unquenchablc Are burned down
his own house and him Ia in. v.
World
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HER SPRING DIET.
Hints for the Woman Who Really Respects
Her DIgeHtInn.

Her Digestion.
Now is the time TO bring down
the proud head OF the butcher and TO
make his spirit sore within by ccasing
10 patronile him much The DAYS Of
greens and vegetables have come. and
the woman who practices vegetarian.
ism during the spring months is the
woman whose temper will be good.
whose step will be springing and whose
complexion will be a thing of beauty
later on The spring tonic" 20 which
most people uufailingly return at this
season will not be needed II meat is
also banishcd from the bill Of fare.
In all probability the hyRienic wom-
An has all winter been eating oranges
before she attacked the oatmeal and
mullins Of her morning repast Oranges
are still in order. but they may be
varied by grape fruits. and before long
by Strawberries even. Straw berries
and cream by the way, is not fit dish
for n morning meal but the berries
alone. with a little powdered sugar.
will make a delicious beginning for
breakfast
Oatmeal is also % be banished from
the break fast table and hot bread and
heavy cakes Let cold graham bread.
with delicious butter bc substituted.
md let little piece Of broilcd shad,
with plenty 81 watcrcress. be added,
and there is a breakfast dainty enough
Tor the most cpicurean taste and hyRi-
mic enough even Tor nineteenth cen.
turv woman
Tor luncheon she should have more
fruit-dates figs or any other sort
more cold whole-wneat OF graham or
we bread. olives q crisp lettuce leaf
" so and a cup Of fresh made. fragrant
On. The deadly cellar and fatal cream
MI must be tabooed IN the hygienic
priug luncheon.
a dinner hot clear soup. very little
'vell-cooiScd meat, plenty Of fresh vege-
,ables green salad with French dress
ngs fruit and "thimbloful" Of black
soffce wilt make a goodly rcpast
Antl tie woman who eats these things
viii - bluoihing like the rose within
qare6 months M Y. World.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Fidelity is the sister OF justics. II
Horace. -
"A relic of n lost racc-the empty
pocket book - Boston Bulletin.
There is IA woman at the bcginninu,
Of all great things --I.amartine
Manager-I told you to hurry back
Messenger Boy-I did. sir. vas Z
long time going
What Is wng?'' asked the teaclzs
er. 81 know" replied The boy ut che
foot OF the class We'll. what lisa
wage" "A happy dogs tail"
what did the callers say whza
you told them was out?" Maid tzAt
smiled and said Fridays not always "a
unlucl<y day.-Inter Ocean.
-Kitty-She says they're engaged.
and he says they are not Nov, what
do you think of that2 Toni fiilfsk Il
will take jury TO decide. Puck ~
Mammals Tommy Tinlsfe stnafA
little boy In school? Eddie--f don's
know. I've never seen the teacher
catch him where he had 90 make tp q.
story quick.
1T is fortunate TO come of distin-
guished ancestry tits not lcss 30 20
he such that people do not care 20 in
quire whether you are of high descsns
or not -Bruyere.
Miss Phinter--Colonel, suppo1s
the smell of powder makes you uneasy7
Colonel--Not at all Pray don't move
on my account ] don't mind IL a bit.
Detroit Tribune
Aversion from reproof is not wise.
II Is "A mark OF n little mind. A Rreak
man can afford TO lose; "A little, insiR-
nifcant follow is afraid of being
snuffed out Cecil.
Temptation often assails the finest
natures. as the pecking sparrow or de-
structive wasp attacks the sweetest
and mellowest fruit eschewing what IL
sour and crude Charlotte Bronts;
why, Willie. do you mean 20 aag
you paid Twenty-Five cents apiece for
those handkerchiefs7 They're nothing
but cotton" "Oh, no, mammal Thev'rs
Mississippi silk The adctioneer said
80"
- hate tho word sir" said Parker.
"Oh. don't think les 40 badr said
Dawson. Does your boy say Yes,
sir, when you tell him 20 go 20 bed7"..
"He? Oh. not lie says. 4 woa't.
neither
'aHHENy % Nelilc ftturon Ms
ried old Gotrox. eh2 Does she act a.
II her matrimosial bonds we're irkaome2
StadethOme-No why should she9
They're all government 4 per cent? -
Buffalo Courier
He had been guilty Of the onenss
wbie!i, Of all offensca. IL punished moat
severely; he had been overpraised; ha
had excited too warm an interest: and
the public, with its usual justice. chas.
tied liim FOR his own folly. MacauIav.
Did you do much work in the lie
erary lire last summer" Yes Tif
teen stories Tor the Isazoo. nine for the
Athenmun, and dozen for the Fie-
tiouistS "Phewi You must have nada
pile. ooh nO-in fact. lost post-
ago on en- nll both ways ~ Harper'a
Bazaar
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DELICIOUS Aho eovcArloNA..

The University Of chicago's con-
mons have been closed on account q
lack of patronage by students
"A student loan fund has been e.
tablished at Amherst to assist tho
needy students who are unwillinaxse
accept gifts
Tho schools of San Francisco to
turns in furnishing lunches to the pooR
lAborers of the city. Oakland and A.
amcda have followed the example -
by San Francisco
There are in all $50. 900 churche4l -
the United States, against so. 000<In
England. 10000 in France. 10000 %
Germany, $4,000 I'm Italy. 20. 600 tn
Spain, and so. 900 in Russia
If you hate your enemies you will
contract such vicious habit of mind
~ 10y degrees win break out upon thoee
who are your friends, or those who ere
Indifferent To you. --Plutarch.
lis IL not often at least, because W
arc so anxious To be happy In THU
world. so eager to grasp mt condition
belonging not to here, but to hereafter,
that we fret and fidgots for what God
has denied us?--Sidney Lear
1t In only the lives hidden In God
and To Him wholly consecrated which
have power to tell upon those which
lie on lower level. and to lift them
higher 10y the very intensity of their
own spiritual love III. bowman.
Vermont has DOL Congregational
churches, with IS installed pastorA fos
other pastors, and 90 churches vacas
In these churches are o0,T7l menus
The families connected with thu
churches are i5,s6i--a gain of ISL. =.
LIN six institutions of learning frl<
this country there Is n coufke of sN14$
In comparative religions; YA4e, Coz I.
nell, tho University of the City OF New
York, tho University of Chicago, Har-
ward, and the University of Pennsyl.
vania.
As n result of the college Y. M. q
n. movement over twenty thousand
students arc reported to have become
Christians in America during the six-
teen years of. its existence; g. 900 have
entered the ministry and over 900 have
gone into foreign mission work.
To be disintcrested Is to be strong,
and the world Is ut the feet OF him
whom IL can not tempt Why? Be-
cause spirit Ia lord of matter, and tho
world belongs TO God. ''Be of good
checrw saith heavenly voice. "r
have overcome the world "--Amiel
bishop Littlejohn appropriateiyre-
ceived rs gift upon his completing
quarter of n century In tho Episcopal
Office nm amethyst ring. A few New
York jewelers. keep make amethyst
rings with very large settings They
are usually called bishops rings, and
In the Church of England. rs we'll m.
In the Roman Catholic church. the ring
is part of tho bishops insignia of Office.
In 1890 the missionaries found tho
people of Hawaii ignorant and de- z
graded pngans They gave them the s
Gospel, they gave them n written lan-
guagc; they founded schools. so that
is now within the reach OF {
every one; they laid the foundations, OF
civil government and built up civil
led institutions; they established Ina q
tustries and opened the way TO large
foreign commerce.
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TERRIBLE CRIME.
shocking KILLING OF Family OF roor.
But One Little Girl Escaping.

But One Little Giri Escaping.
MILAN. Mo, May la--Gus Weeks. his
wife and two children were murdered
IN cold blood, near browning. Another
OF the children of the murdered couple
was SO badly injured that i, Is not
expected she will recover. She is Z
years old.
VIM +. and George Taylor, brothers.
the former banker in browning, the
latter farmer, are charged with for
gerry, larceny and arson VIM. Taylor.
Gus Meeks and others were jointly in
dicted Meelxs pleaded guilty and was
sentenced at the last term of court to
the penitentiary. but Gov. Stone par
doned him for the purpose of having
MIN used as witness against the Tay-
Tor brothers
The mother of Meelxs says that her
son received = letter from the Taylors.
at browning, pursuant to an agree
ment. telling him to be in readiness to
SO away at 10 o'clock Friday night
The murdered man and his family got
into the wagon which was brought and
started for browning. In route they
were attacked and murdered.
On the strength of descriptions fur
nished by the girl the sheriff has ar
rested Sharon Mccullough. of Gould.
and George Hewlett of Lime county.
as accomplices in the crime. The Tay-
Tor brothers have not been caught