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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
TWO STICKS HANGED.


DEAuwo~p. = y. D.,. - Two
>tici~- the SOAK In,siau. sentenced for
q iea,llur part IN ths. mur,l..r - four
Boys on February =. t-9I. was
hanged yesterday niornin- n % ao'ci.selS
hv 7 aitssl states Marshal T. T. Miller.
in the prcsenec ef hffy people The
In.iiau died easily and quickly The
Valiasv was incios..si with a high bari
feucr snxiss. tas eutire incl.,,ure eov-
er,t with a canvas and asimitsanee
was hr invitation
An efF1rt was ula,l.- o. have Prrsi-
lent Cleveland commute the sen
tenee % iu1rrisssaanrut fsr life. the
in.iian Rights as-sscia1i. af Fhiludel-
pa~a interesting themselves in the
matter Atternev-ssrusraI OInev tele-
graph-i the district attorusv. aslSirx
II S!a. cass usald warrant a ~ummuta-
tinl of sentence Attorney Miller r.
piisl ti4st IS vss clear case fur hang
iug. - the exeeution tock place a.
s.hssiu',.,l
Two sticks was se years Ola weighs
Us p-sansis and i Evs. feet four inches
in height tie gained fifteen ppuuslS
since his Incarceration. and dti not
seem - VERY oTer his fate He is ;he
second Indian ever executed bv judi
cial ushority in the Dalxotas. the
ether one being Brave Rear. who was
hanged at Nanktaa twelve years ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


NerdiAn. Dee Ne~sof the fool
ut1s'ieF % an sla nan. followed by
@nabt" iyncaiav. reached here FROM I
winston teuaty day. FIRST came the I
iniaru'atlou - the aurier. which - a.
follows Jake cspp. IS vsars old. a
h'ghly-ri pec-ed c.tizsa taxether with T
ais sgvd Sife. lived near PsrkinsvtIIe.
a village in the southws.. corner q
H.nssnn County, where they eonduetoa
small mercastiis business Last
saturday nirht about - o'clock. after
BE and his wife had ~ tired for the n .-hr-
tao shots. one from q douLIe-har-el
gun and the other from 45-caI brs MIS-
tnl. were Cred simultaneously through
his windows. both OF which took Ioi.re-
usnt IN the old mans body as he lav in
bed producing almost instant death.
After thus assassinating the old mau.
the villains repaired - the storrhouse
Nat broke open the DOR aad robbed IT,
carryiug 90 a supply u miscellaneous
merchandise ami 81 80 in cash that was
foand in the drawer After compIeting
heir work Of murder and pilla-e. an
eGort was made % burn the storehouse
and dwelling. hus. fortunately. the Ere
IN both Instances died out
The news Of the axfal crime spread
rzp.diy through the neigh horhooi. and
a posse q some = Or loo men ~ss soon
orgAaixed and wens IN pursuit of the
gaiily parties
Suspicion pointed 20 negro named
Dan NcD0nald. alias Dan Rich. Who
Eas hoVne 4 vsry bad reputation. and 4
azlf-hreed Indian named VIII Carter,
~no has thrice been tried for his life in
the courts Of Reaper Coanty. having
slain tao negro @en ami an Indian
SONAR These men lived aftecn miles
away from the scene Of the crime. bat
the pIrsaizg party had nos travelled far
before they found eSi1ences TO c0n6rm
thsir suspicion. Before they reached
McDOaald's house Carter the half
hrcad. ioiaei the party AMI became con-
spicuOus n an effort 10 caDsare the mur-
aerers- A soon A. MrDonaii szE 4
posse Of armed useu - his gate he ran
i1to bis house 4z4 closed the door be-
hlrA Several shots ere fred without
effect. bat he passed cut 4 rear door and
Nzs shot 4own As be Assenpted 70 make
hls escape zcross cQtsoa Gel3. A quan-
sisy of the stolen nerchaadlse and tne
gun and pistol wltA which old man Copr
vas murdered were recovered At Nc
Donall's heuse
At.sr bis dead body wAs carried into
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

the part y its p1ssssssnr- senator
Harris Il often heard IN debate. how
ever but Senator Cameron speaks 81
seldom that his vaiee i scarcely known
tn the senate chamber Whenever he
does address the baty. however. his
remarks are thoss. of man Of as DON'T
mating and aggressive n nature a. the
potential senator from Tennessee. They
are very much allise. and ves reEartO-
able political orpoSites
senator Gibson. II Maryland. looks
very much Ike Mr. 0uthwaits. ot
Ohio. but is a larger man and much
more athletic in appearance. lie wears
a mustaene and imperial <oatee. and i
regarded by many. particularly By the
ladies. a. the handsonest man IN .hs
senate, a distinction once held by ex-
senator Uiscock. Of New York
senator Cullom, Of Illinois. wears n
full beard. but no austache: and il IA
universally conceded that In appear
anee and manner he bears I remark
able resemblance to Abraham Lincoln.
senators Jones and stewart, of Ne
vada, the former short. rutuad and
stout. the latter tall brcad-Shoulders.s
and aggressive. are both advanced in
years, are both interested IN silve-. sre
both known a. silver kfags. and both
wear long silvery bearris. They are
pouulists now. too. and al - their
waking and sleeping thoughts seen "a
be concerning the white metal which
50 abounds in the everlasting Hills os
their mountainous state.
The student If phvsioxnonv. a. we'll
as the casual observer In the galleries
Of congress. would have much foosl for
thought. not only IN viewing the pecuI-
iarities ~ the facial appearances Of the
different statesmen. but IN studying
the characteristics % the men who are
thus distinguished BY their exferusl
appearances Every one Of them i the
posses-nr 81 more than ordinary abil-
ity. because M man % mesiioers. talents
can secure sueh popular favar as 70 at
tain the honor u a position in either
house - congress
@wFru u Euw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

The Madison Station Horticultural
Society held meeting last week to
discuss and agree upon some uniform
sale Of wages to be paid tor labor he
coming season As the last meeting Of
the society Labor couuittee W7S ap-
pointed to report a. this meeting. The
committee made. in substance, the fol-
lowing REPORT
That HTst-ciass male haads be paid
SO per month. or 50 cents a day. that
drst-class women be paid - eeass day:
that after the hrSt week OF gathering
strawberries pickers be paid Is cents
per quart. or : cent per pint. thas all
fruit and vegetables be gathered by the
quantity bushels. pecks. etc }. and
hands be paid accordingly Good and
skillfGl haais are 70 be paid SIl per
month
The report ef the committee on gath
ering berries was adopted, but that on
gathering fruit and vegetables was de-
ferred until the next meeting Of the
society. The fruit-gr0weEs we're forced
20 this action on account Of the low
price Of truck on the market
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

a weil-care6-sor society swell tean the
solid statesman that he i. His hair
mustaehe aud roatee are rapidly be
the artistic inimitahie and skillful
touch ~ the brush of time
Col Dave henderson. e Iowa. the
leading Isaemher - the committee on
appropriations one rear ago wore a
very dark brown mustache which
curled down beautifully over his shape
Is and eloquent mouth. but TODAY IL i
almost as white a. the driven snow
During the civil war Col. Heuds rssa
lost le- in battle and within the past
year il has been necessary for surgeons
20 make i've operations upon the old
wound in order "a prescrvs his life
His suiferisys have been - intense that
his hair A. well as his mus.aehe has
been whitened and silvered with re-
marxable rapidity
Mr. Catchings. Of Mississippi has the
most beautiful beard 20 bc seen In the
house Of representatives IL i not ex-
actly the co.o- that Titan loved 10
paint. but is Of such very light brown
shade that il approximates the fiery
IL i long. extending nearly 10 the
waistband- and Is as fine as the finest
silk ever made By the finest silkworm
even when engaged in spinning for the
looms OF the Olympiaa myths
Elijah \ Morse. Of Massachusetts,. al
though his dome Of thought Is scantily
covered. Is blest with the most luxu-
rant, flowing. black side whislers in
the house His mustache Is like unto
H. and no man can tell where the di-
viding line between the mussache and
the chop whiskers can be found Mr..
Morse comes from the hand Of the bar.
her in the cloak room every dav. with
his whislxers carefully eoahed and
BEAUTIFULLY CLOSED He makes many
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
CONDENSED TELEGaaMS


Ar Livingston. Ala. on the night OF
the 3lss TWO masked robbers boarded =
train on the Alabama Great Southern
Railroad. aad robbed the express car Of
its valazbles. AZ the point Of pistols
they compelled the messenger 10 give
up the contents ot his safe. which IS
thought - have contained several thou
sand dollars
Roor LUcKr. a member Of the famous
Coax gang. was landed IN iAsl az Fort
Smith. Arx-. oa the slss. and Is now
held ON the chsrre Of murder A fsw
weeks ago LzckY and his brother killed
a deputy marshal
THE United States treasurer on the
sfst nailed ss.es5 checks. aggregating
-. SIS. s04. in payment Of the interest
due January l. 1855. On United States
registered per cent eoasols Of 1901
aad bonds issued - he Pacific railroad
com mpanie<
NRsl l. z CASTLE. OF Callender.
Iowa. aaalified Is Justice Of the peace
on the sisG Her husband conducts a
drug store there in her name. and the
lntenti0n Was to nominate him for the
position. bus her initials we're used by
mistake. and 10 every ones surprise it
vas found that the wife was elected and
not the husband
Tue government receipts for the
month OF December amounted 10 S2i.-
II. .s<ss. and the disbursements % ST.
ed. 80. leaving deficit Of ii. s59. .ssi-
TERRmLE destitatiOn exists in Per
ki1s. Chase. D1aiy. Lincoln Hays.
Hitchcock and Frontier counties Ne
braska, and the worst feature Is. the
people in several localities are afflicted
with seurvy. for want Of wholesome
food The State relief coEamistee nnd
themselves unable To relieve al the
people in distress. 50 great are the de-
manis for aid
MEKrANrfLE failures in the United
States for the calendar year December
y, 1893. 10 December IL lS94l. aggre-
gate i2.Ts1. or Is per cent less than in
the panic year. Is93 when the total Of
Is, 500 was 81 per cent heavier than in
1881
The president has approved the act 70
establish a national military park 1t
shiloh.
2 rHK worst snow storm ever known in
Alabama prevailed on the .0th- The
weather was very severe and much suf-
sering among the poor is reported
Many eassle are starving in barren sec
tl0az.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

The president Of WhitWorth college
Conference their Endorsement Of plan
70 raise sI0o.00o 70 be known Is The
Johnson Endowmen. Fund Of Whit
worth College The interest Of this
fund is to be used 70 help worthy young
women 10 obtain 4 libera. Christian
education Believing that this call will
meet ready response. ami 20 show that
the money Is not wanted for mere gain,
l9O girls will be granted free tuition.
lie, one girl from each work in the
Mississippi Conference. Young women
desiring 70 take advantage Of this offer
bad better write at once TO Rev. J. W.
Chambers. president. Brookhaven. Miss
Rev. d. l. Little, who has served dur
ing the past year IS presiding elder OF
the Meridian district. after an illness OF
4 month or more died Lass week lie
leaves a wife and several children. The
remains were taken 70 Port Gibsoa-
Unels sam has established a regular
signal service bureau At Aberdeen. with
Postmaster ( g. Thompson as super
iutendenA A huge hag-pole has been
erected at the northeast corner ot the
United States courthouse and pcstoeice
toS the display OF weather signals
Gov stone has appointed 7. J. Craw-
ford chaneery clerk Of Pont0toe Couaty,
vice T. A BramIett. resigned: W. y.
Bellamy. superintendent OF education.
Prentiss County. vice Z T. Tyrz, re-
signed
The grand jury Of Warren County
adjourned last week and reported that
it had examined 100 witnesses. found
twenty-five indictments and ignored
eight cases The city government Of
Vicksburg was censared for EMPLOYING
an andit0rs for Offering interest on all
unpaid accounts. and for expendlng
money in excess Of the city's Income:
all Of which acts the report term
Illegal
Gen Walthall's health is much better
than it was when he resigned his seat
in the United States senate last Janu-
ary. and IL his health continues good he
Will resume his seat in the senate for
the term which begins next N4rcn-
The Masonic fraternity celebrated ST.
Johns Day AZ Jackson by public in
stallation Of the officers Of Pearl Lodge.
At which Hon j. L >pinks. Of Meridian.
grand master Of MAsons in Mississippi,
ofaeia,ed- Al the conclusion OF the in
stallation ceremonies an elegant ban
qEet was served and numerous toasss
were drunk and responses made until a
late hour
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
FARMER YoAkum.s MURDERER


CoLrWBU>. q Dee s9--A Telegram
received AZ pal.e- headquarters late
YESTERDAY afternaau from Detective
MahoErv aanesasel that ne had cap
tured William Taylor. the murderer af
Farmer Tszae Naasum. Of Worthing-
ton. in the mnuataias of West Nir-
asiniA. Nasizum vas assaulted on
THURSDAY ami died SATURDAY night
from the elects af = terrible blow On
the head II IS thought Taylor Will
eunfeSS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

BOMB was exploded near the OH
eial residence of United States Am
bassador Wayne MacVeagh in Rome.
shortly after IL o'clock ON the night of
the ahth- The explosion took place
while Nr. MaeVeagh's reception was
in progress. bat caused little or no ex-
citement among the guests. No daEs-
age was done.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

The extraordinary action of the gov
ernment Of Ecuador in permitting the
Eeuadorian hag to be used in the trans
fer Of the Chilian cruiser Esmeralda to
Japan has excited the greatest indig-
nation in Ecuador and the adjacent re-
publics- The only explanation offered
BY President COrSisro is that Ecuador
viii gain an advantage from the trans
action.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

The president refused the appIica-
tion for pardon in the case of the In
dian Cha Nope Huah. alias Two Sticks.
who was convieted of murder in south
Hakots and sentencsd to be hanged on
the ssth- The Indian. with his sons
and another Indian. deliberately mrr-
dered four cowboys. whose hospitality
they were enjoying.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
Burning of the Ptatt and Ls~te-s block
st Matrrhnry. Conn.

WArERBURY. Conn. Dee ss.-Ths
Piatt block handsome brick strue-
ture on the corner of East Main street
and Phoenix avenue. four stories high.
and the home Of most of the lawyers in
this city, was completely destroyed by
n fire that broke out at a. m Tho
Lawless block. adjoining on Mair
street. which contained SeFy'~ hotel
was also burned There were many
narrow escapes Edward Stone ami
George Harper, dremen. fell tvo st0-
ries and were badly injured The l,,ss
will be over Sl0n 0no
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

A BOARD OF survey has been ordered
TO see what it viii cost To put the his
toric frigate Constitution in condition
for sea service. The sum Of sss5. 600 Is
To be expended in putting her in as
good condition as she was during her
famous career. and as soon as she i
made seaworthv she viii be taken 10
Washington, where will be her per
manent station
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

TiPple-Did you have many eff.rs
this summer
Sibyl-Lots Of them Besides which.
l have one Standing offer from Steve.
you know
Iipple-Indeeda I suppose he was
afraid of bagging his trousers at ths
knees -RrOoklvn Life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
HIRSUTE ADORNMENT.
= Number OF Our Statesmen Arc
Proud OF Their Whisker1
Ex-sp~zsE-r Reed Has wa-ta@h~ " hl~a
Sever wsafa Ne NA.sr,s Senator
Harris Fl-rce sfs-sarhirs-
repaii.ua snsf ftearsis-


"Nh hen ] was comparatively Young
mar and engaged - bc married. p said
Col tresi y. Musscy. = went on n busi-
ue~, and rleasure trip - Mexico and
was ah-ru' ahnut two months During
nv absence bad my upper lip shaved
and deprived myself q long blonde
mnstaehe- The change in my appvar-
auer was =, rcluar1abie that upan my
return n tincinuati a number of my
friends passed ne upon the streets and
IN the hotel curridors without recos-
4zin- me dill No realize that any
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

The secretary Of the interior. on the
ssth. requested the attorney general
to bring suit against the Black Hills <
Wyoming Railroad Co. TO forfeit the
right-of-way To certain lands in South
Dakota granted the road in Iss7. pro-
vified the attorney general deemed It
necessary and advisable
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

TsE baslv e NrS William wal,orf
Assor. after bcing euibaialesi and plaeesi
IN n mahogany easixes. the maGntinzS
and plate Of " hieh are solid silver. uas
ineiozei IN 4 ease Of Lead and sent from
London 10 Liverpool. On the 9Th. for
shipment - Sew York on the steamer
Aarznia-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

The police authorities of Berlin ~
sued orslers prohibiting socialist clubs
of that city from attending the thea
tiers IN n body or in considerable num-
bers during tire holidays. This order
was issued with the idea Of preventing
demonstrations IN the theaters against
anti-revolutioa bills.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

A REPORT from O'Neil. Neb.. ON the
ssth. confirmed the rumors Of destita-
tion and impending starvation among
the people of Boyd county and part of
Holt county. in that state Heartrend
ing stories OF the distress prevailing
accompanied the report Consider
able -four and provisions were hastily
gathered in 0'Seil and forwarded 20
the stricken people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

THE Stewart syndicate. which pur-
ehasssl the entire s.scond bond issue 0t
ssa.f sa.asa, for whieh they paid So
s.ss.ssa aHd accrued interest. had. up
10 the e7th. only reesived Ss9.a90.aoa cf
the bansiS- The rcst rere ready fsr
delivery, bat had not yet been ealie,s
for.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

Rumor ) current in Washington that
assistant FostmaSter-sieneral Franh
II Jones. ~ Illinois. il engaged tc
Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris. ten. Grants
daughter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

JoHN NAsrtSE. for years the Cincin-
natl Enquire representative az Cow
tngton- ky-- while r0mping ea the
ioor with MS children at his home. on
the 18th. fell lead from apopie-y- lie
was sns Of the best known and most
popular men n kentuckv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
THIEF AND oEsERTER.


tiy snd Kaa- Assx vita a txirn Orpisaa-
BITE. Mont. Dec. e9.-Fr.d Walk
er. Young married nan with wite
and three children eiopesl with Liza
Brsddie. I7-year-.ild orphan with q
fortune Of sle.8e0 The Walker fam
ly i icft in destitute circumstance :
Walker IS short $50 a Treasurer ot the
American Railway aHioa, amt S7al be
longing to the business ia which he
was partner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

THE presidents Of the colleges Of the
state. At meeting held in Indianap-
oils. Ind On the t-th, decided 20 pro-
hibit intercollegiate football games
henceforth. Exhibition sports of anv
kind only will b.. allowed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

Miss NERsESFA CHEw. - years of age.
daughter af Col Z. p. Chew. and grand
daughter Of John Augustine Washing
ton the last private owner uf Mount
Vernon. and g-sat-grzndnieee OF
George Washington. died at Charles
town. W Va. ON the 18th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

THE biggest AMI most successful fox
hunt IN the history Of Allegheny cnun-
~. Pa. tonlS place on Christmas day.
During the dav a distance OF twenty
five miles was covered. The result Of
the hunt was ten foxes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

The report frpm Cleveland that the
Carnegie steel Co. Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
had closed n deal for several thousand
acres Of land at Lorain. D.. on which
would BE- erected a large steel plant
was denied. on the 9-th. by the officials
Of that company
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

TfNerHY j. CRxEDoS, who was the
first New York police oriieial To make a
confession before the Lexow commit
tee. put in his application at police
headquarters on the ssth. for retire
msnt- Capt Creedon had been thirty
years ON the force. He Is veteran.
and served with great distinction
throughout the civil war. The board
denied the application
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

BUFFALo- y Y. Dee e9--Ih. i,s>'
By Thursday nights ire at Broadway
and Fillmore avenue Is now placed At
s-oo. coo, aud Is nearly covered by in
suranee. The heaviest loss i that OF
John Kennedy. Of BinghamtOn. whs
owned the building on the northeasf
corner, sin.ooos ;. c. Wells. OF Leroy.
owner Of the building on the opposite
corner. se5.oo0, August kSsusch, build
ing, s@s~ooo- Messrs- Hobert. building
and millinery and photograph stock.
si7.5so. Ecxhsrdt & Co. furniture sasi
dry goods. sis.o0o- The czase Of the
IRE 5 still mystery
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

THK American Forestry association.
having for its object the preservation
of the forests of the country. convened
at the department % agriculture in
Washington city, on the 18th, for It's
eighteenth annual meeting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

SfcrEr suffered from severe earth
qnalxe shocks. on the s~th- and much
damage : reported "a have been done.
Aessina ami AiIazzo felt the shoskz
most keeniv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

You ueeda'ttry to deceive me. said
the curtain 70 the window. = can ~ee
through yoa-"-RogerTille creza-l Rs-
view.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

Gov MATHEWS Of Indiana has re-
fused to honor the reqaisition issued
by Gov Altgeid OF Illinois for the re-
turn Of D. c Bryan. Of Indianapolis.
20 Chicago TO answer an Indictment
charging him with swindling opera
tions in connection with real estate
deal Gov Matthews took testimony
on the case and did not consider the
charges against Bryan worthy Of rec
ognition-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
BOLD BUT SUCCESSFUL
A station Agent Kaoeked s~aS-Is-s ans
kohhrsf-


kohlsrsL
Howard CTTV. Mich. dee e9-Wheu
Station Agent GilIulv went out on the
platform Thursday night with the ex-
press money for the Detroit. Lansing
A Northern train, due AZ o'clock, he
was Axoeeked Ssn>eiess. dragged under
the depot platf lrrn anil robbed Of his
watch ard siea tsilluly j. serinuslv
injured. but VIII probably live There
were fifteen passengers a. tte depot
when the robbery was commit 81. tus
the highwayman escaped unnotieed-
Laek~y, Who Killed Deputy II Fsree. Ar
rested BY Nose Jssalsoa-
NUsKoGEE. L T.. Dee - Yesterday
afternoon about 5 o'clock. Nose JaraI-
son. one of Marshal MeAles,er-s eli
eient deputies. waiiSel into the jaiier's
olfiee and registered Laessev On three
eharges-robhery. horse stealing AMI
murder Luekey was the leader Of
the gang that attempted % hold up
the Katy At Wvbar!S last August. tie
was Bin Cooks second al the recent
robbery at Biaeksrone. and = kno7-a
70 have killed Deputy Ia Forse two
weeks ayo in a battle Lneisev vas
arrested without bloodshe1