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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Jones Drew Ont sII. 900.

BINGHAMTON, ". Y, March 22-When
the preliminary examination in the case
of the people against David l.. Brownson
and Tracy r. Morgan was continued
this morning. the cross examination Of
Bank Examiner Backus was taken up
where It was left off yesterday after
nom.
did you not know there was over s25,
600 in the safes of the Broome County
Bank?" asked Mr.. Wales.
'T understood from Receiver Kel-
logg that in the morning man whom
the books of the bank showed had
Sl1O0 deposited, came in and drew out
1000.
'Who was he?"
Edward f. Jones" The ex-Lieutenant-
Goyernor)
y number of telegrams were produced
in evidence showing the authority which
Mr.. Backus had for closing the bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23

store handsomely framed. elaborately
engraved certificate from Veteran Con-
federate Camp ., of New Orleans. which
states that Mr.. Rouss had been elected
q member Of the Cavalry Association of
the United Confederate Veterans. The
certificate is embellished with pen pic
lures OF Morgan, Jackson. Stuart. and
Forest. the Confederate cavalry leaders.
Mr.. Rouss, who served as private in the
Virginia Cavalry, expressed great regret
that he was unable to see this tribute
from his old army friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
ELEVEN INDICTMENTS.
TIE EXTRAORDINARY GRAND JURY
HANDS IN ANOTHER BArcH
A. . Result sf Further Police Isvsssa1o,
tien-Isspeetor Williams said - b
One Of Those IpdisssA.

NEW YORK. March 22.--The extraordl.
nary grand jury OF the Oyer and Termt
nee Court came into court at lis p. N.
and handed to Judge Ingraham a bunch
OF indictments, numbering, 1t is said, II.
Nothing as TO the nature OF the indIct-
merits can be ascertained at this juncture.
There is u rumor that one of the indfct-
ments is against Inspector Williams, but
this is based upon the fact that wit
nesses presumed to have evidence against
mn. have been before the grand jury
during the past week.
IL Is said that the same method of pro-
cecure adopted in the former Indictments
VIII be again permitted with the present
ohe-tnat no arrests will be made OF
those indicted-that they will simply bs
informed or the indictments against than
ana they will then surrender themselyes
III court. This will probably be done
monday morning, to which time ths
Court or oyer and Terminer has adjourn.
ed. The grand jury info rmed the tudss
that they had not yet finished their work.
and asked to be allowed 20 retire, which
request the judge granted. At i:.D r..
NJ. the grand jury adjourned until to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Enclnnd's Saynl EesAfra.

LONDON, March Pm tho House OF
Lords to-day Lord Brassey commented
upon the insufficient rrmber OF men
available for manning the navy. and
propcs sed that the naval reserve be raised
TO 5000 men. Although. he said. tho
navy was never 80 well prepared az II is
at present, the margin OF waste Is not
sufficient. and is far behind that or the
French navy.
Earl Spencer. first lord of the Admiral
~, agreed with Lord Brassey, and II
was necessary 10 strengthen ;he reserve
so as 10 be ready for the waste OF war.
The Admiralty Committee Will soon
present reptt dealing with the auss.
tion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
For a New Party in South Carolina.

COLUMBIA. s. G., March 22.-For sew
Peoples party in South Carolina has
been confidently expected. a good deal
of quiet work has been done i'm the past
few years among. the real PopuiiSts, but
they nave been blding their time. To-mor-
row Colonel John j. Dargan. OF Sumter
an avowed Populist, will make the an
nouncement that he will organize the
Peopie $ party as soon as the Gohstltu-
THE first end to be achieved is a
free ballot and an honest count. No
man u.s. tor the sake of any party. fac
tional or race triumph, willing TO commit
or encourge others to commit fraud or
periury, or resort to any election tricks
of any kind. need expect leadership In
this party in this State-not at least
while | am above ground"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
GEN. CAMPOs, VIEWS.
He Wonid Suspend the Consultation and
Punish the Journalists.

MADRID, March 22-Some days may
elapse before the new Spanish Ministry
will be formed Meanwhile, the Sagasta
Ministry is stili I'm Office. General Maru-
nez Campos strongly favors suspending
the Constitution and permitting the
journalists who have attacked the
army and navy to be tried by military
court-martia on the ground that their
offence Is high treason. and ought not.
for that reason, to be brought before
the courts. Just there the difficulty
Hes. II the Ministry should be formed
or those lines. the consent OF the Cham
bers would be necessary TO suspend the
Constitution and make special laws for
the trial OF the offending journalists.
Under these circumstances the purpose
of the new Ministry would be fully dts
cussed and would provoke sharp criti-
clsm from such of the deputies as are
not favorable to so arbitrary pro-
ceeding
II the Cortes we're not In session. II
would be comparatively easy TO carry
out General compos' Views. When the
new Ministry Is formed General compos,
il is understood, will take the portfolio
OF war rather than the premiership. He
is now the commander-in-chief OF the
Spanish army and the Governor-General
of Madrid, and Is more OF a soldier than
q politician, and he has the support
of the army and the full confidence OF
the Queen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Want the Powers to Intervene.

LONDON. March 2.-'rhe Times COR
respondent IN Pekin says: Minister
Chang Hang recently had three audiences
with the Emperor He has given sound
advices, striving TO forward Ii Hung
Chang's work. A new request is being
addressed TO the European powers to in
tervene and procure an immediate peace"
The Times correspondent in Tfen Tsin
mentions a report that kilograms from
the Chinese peace envoy in Smonoseki
to Pekin are intercepted by Japanese
officials.
says there Is a rebellion in Muiluk and
the nearby towns in the southwest part
of Kwang Tung. The rebels repulsed
punitive expedition from Canton with
heavy loss. 1t is now intended to besiege
Muiluk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Tho Greetlands Disabled.

JACKS ONVIDIIE, FLA. March 22.-The
British stcs n.ship Greetlands, of quebec,
now lays four miles south of st. Johns
Bar. with her propeller gone. Captain
Coulllard reports ,that at l2:40 On the
morning of the 10th. i'm latitude 2440
longitude 80, the steamer broke her shaft
and the screw was lost. Sail was made
and she arrived off St. Johns Bar yes
terday morning. She will be towed into
this port for repairs tomorrow. She
has a general cargo for the Munson Line
of New York for Cardenas and left New
York on the 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
CoRHFCTIEG THE ERRORS.
s.ra,or Lexow Offers Amendments to the
Police Reorganization Biils

ALBANY, n. Y, March Pin the Sen
ate tins morning Senator Lexow offered
several amendments to the LeXow New
York city police reorganization bills, all
intended to correct grammatical errors
and to perfect the measures which ap-
peared to oc full of imperfections. The
amendments came from the revision com
mission. He said they were all typo
graphical or clerical.
Serarof- Lexow advised all senators to
read the bills carefully for errors. The
bills were ordered reprinted, which will
prevent their consideration until next
Wednesday or Thursday, under the con-
stitutional provision that they must lie
on the desks of the members for three
days in the reprinted form.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Yale,s Base Ball SohaInle.

NEW YORK. March 2.-The schedule
of games of the Yale University base
ball nine includes the following:
April 9Th, New York League, at New
York; 1lth, Georgetown at Washington; !;
18th, Norfolk League at Norfolk; 18th,
University Of Virginia League, at Rich
mond; 18th. University of Virginia, at
Charlottesville 18th. Baltimore League at
Baltimore; nth, New York League, at
New York; May llth, Orange at East
Orange; 18th. Princeton. at New Haven;
25th. Orange at East Orange; 18th, George
town at New Haven; June Sth, Prince
ton at Princeton; 18th, Princeton tie, or
Williams at Wiliamstown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Threw Lime into His Face

LOWELL. MASS. March 22.-Yester-
day the children Of Thomas Richardson.
a section boss on the Boston and Maine
railroad. raised a white flag inscribed
"a. =. A" in the yard of their resi-
dence. This morning Patrick Conroy
threw two handfuls of lime into Richard
sons face. saying:
"Now, will you take down your A. p.
A. hag?"
Physicians think Richs rdson win lose
the sight of one eye, and that the other
will be injured.
The police are looking for Conroy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23

NEW YORK, March 2.-cJudge La.
combe. I'm the United States Circuit Court
today. dissolved five injunctions issued
July 7. 1893, restraining several electric
light and Illuminating companies from
infringing patent No. 2s3 ss. grsnted
Thomas Edison, for an improyepens IN
Edison Electric Light Company and the
Edison Illuminating Company, OF New
York. The injunction was dissolved
because prior patent issued % NJ ~.
FOR flfteen years. had expired. the court
being OF the opinion that the letters
patent In the SUIT have expired BY opera.
tIoD OF law and BY the expiration Of
the prior Canadian patent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Tim Camnbeu Arraigncd for ContempA

NEW YORK March 22.-II0n. T1r1othy
!. Campbell appeared before Judge Me-
Adam In the special term room or the
Superior Court to-day 10 snow caase
why he should not be ganished ior or con- con,
consists OF alleged reflections on the con-
duet OF Judge McAdam In the proceed
ings brought by Johnnie simpson prior
IN the last election, as the result or
whicb Simpson was declared TO be the
regular Republican nominee for consress
in the Ninth district. Campbeil was
represented by Hon. j. j. Adams ana
Counsel for Campbell asked for an ad-
tournment. which Judge McAdam krant-
ed The case will come up again March
9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Factions of the EIks in Court.

CLEV EL.AND, o., March 22.--ln the
i'm the United States Court to-day the
defence, in whose possession are the
Jewels. regalia and books that the plain
tiffs are trying. to secure. made a mo-
Jury. The ground taken was that the
property which the plaintiffs are seek
ing 10 replevin is not worth $1,000. and
that therefore the United States Court
had no jurisdiction. The court denied
defence were Grand Secretary Smith and
ex.Grand Secretary Allen O. Meyers.
They testified that the regalia and jewels
were not worth over few hundred
lCllarS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
BILL 40 TAX BACHELORS.
When the Fund Reaches $4,000 an OLE
Maids Home VIII be Established

SPEalNGFIDLD, ILLS, March ga bill
10 ta' bachelors and establish an "Old
Maids Home " when the tax fund shall
nave reached $4,000, was introduced In
the Bouse to-day by Representative Wal
leck.
The bill defines bachelors as single men
oi tHrty-two years or over who have
never peen married. and exempts men
who have reached sfxty-fye. who arc
physically unfit or who can prove 70 a
board OF unmarried Women over sixty
years that they have proposed marriage
at least three times TO marriageable fe-
males and been refused each time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Co,lided with "a Gravel Tram.

CONNELI.SVILLE. PA. March % -
The west bound Fairmount passenger
train on the Baltimore and Ohio, while
running thirty miles an hour. coll-ded
win a gravel train al Oakdale. seven
miles west of here, at / O'Clock this
afternoon. Engineer William Bradley
and Fireman George Hutchinson, OF the
passenger train. were dangerously hurt.
Engineer Kerrins OF the gravel train,
also sustained serious injuries. The
passengers were badly shaken up, but
none We're seriously injured. The wreck
occurred on a sharp curve. and the oc-
cupants of both engines had no time TO
jump. II has not been learned who was
responsible for the accident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Snnfi,s Alleged Lynohers Arrested.

PUTTE NEB. March 22.-Sheriff
Standiford and posse arrived from O'Neili
to-rignt with George ID. Mullinan, Fred.
Harris, Nose Elliott, Merit Roy, James
Pinksrman. Harry stanton, and August
Clerie, the alleged lynchers OF Treasurer
Sec tt. A swarm Of attorneys ana bonds
men ca me with them. The prisoners were
takeu before the county judge and were
bound over for trial in bonds OF $j.OoJ
eoef Tie local vigilance committee pa
trclied the town all night, but there was
no occasion for their services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
The Irene was Not Fired Upon.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March o.
Philip Isaacs. of Fort Myers, Fla, who
is in the city, says that the statement
that the American shooner Irene, OF Key
West was fired upon last Saturday by
the Spanish cruiser Infanta Isabel Is un-
true. Mr.. lsaacs says that last Monday
at p NJ, the steamer Electron, on
which he was a passenger. passed in two
hundred yards of the Irene, the schooner
being under full sail, and all on board
in good spirits The schooner at the time
was in San Carlos Bay, few miles north
of James City, where the water Is too
shallow for the Spanish gunboat TO fol-
low.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
nr- Denaw VIII Sneak

NEW YORK, March "a public meet
ing I'm the interest of the Atlanta Uni
versity, Atlanta. Ga, will be held in
the Broadway Tabernacle Sunday even
ing. The principal address OF the evening
will be delivered by DR.. Chauncey NJ.
Depew. The Rev. DR.. Horace Bum
stead, president of the University, Will
make a statement of it's work for the
higher education OF colored youths, and
Butler r. Wilson, one of its graduates,
will also address the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23

san FRANCISCO, March 22.-In the
United States District Court argument
was to have begun Monday in the cases OF
the American Railway Union strikers,
charged with obstructing the mails To-
day Attorney Monteith, of the defence, in
presenting list of instructions for the
jury, raised the point that the Govern
ment had failed to prove the existence
of the Southern Pacific Company. The
case will now have to be reopened, and
MoEteith viii make an effort to have
Eugene V. Debs, who will be here, placed
on the stand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
TROOPS HEMMED IyASDKILLRD
Lieutenant Ross and Fortv-Six sikh's Left
Dead on the spot.

CALCUTTA. March 22.-News was re-
ceived here to-day of the defeat of
Sikh company, under Lietenant Ross.
by Chtralis. Lieutenant Ross and Sikh
were marching TO reinforce the troops at
Rt shun.
The natives who were behind the
breastworks near karagh. fusilladed them
and forced them TO retreat They fol-
lowed the compiny closely. and, eventual
ly hemmed them In on ali sides. There
were about 1000 natives. all firing steadily
upon the Sikhs
Ross and forty-six Sikh soldiers and
eight camp followers were left dead on
the held. The rest OF the force escaped
Another relief force Will be started for
Reshun with all haste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Anti-Cigarette Bill Passed.

LINCOLN, NEB., March 22-The Senate
to-day passed the anti-cigarette bill, with
an amendment, forbidding cigarettes TO
ibe sold to all persons under twenty-one
years of age. The bill passed by the
House absolutely forbade the sale or
making of cigarettes. The amendment
will probably be concurred in by the
House
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
RELIGIONS Ersrdom IN Hungary

BUDAPEST, March 22.-The House OF
Msgnates to-day. by the casting vote OF
the religious freedom bill. The House
then, by vote OF 1875 to lls. eliminated
the clause including within the benefits
OF the bill persons protesting no religious
belief. Tine rest of the bill was then
passed. including the clause which au-
thorizes the recognition OF all religious
sec.s not inimical 10 the public interests
TIE lower House will restore the stricken
clauses and send the bill back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
1HE DEATH OF GAHzA.
Minister Baker Sends Detailed Account
OF His Fail to the Department.

WASHINGTON, March 22.--Mr. Lewis
Baker. the United States Minister at
San Jose, Costa Rica, has sent to the
State Department the first detailed ac-
count OF the death of Catarina CARA,
the notorious Mexican revolutionist and
outlaw, who was killed In an attempt TO
capture the military barracks at Bocos
del Toro. Colombia. on the sth instant.
Ax. Rakax saYS Cara Tor Aome ume
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Wedding Of Princess Helene.

PARIS. March 22.-The Figaro says the
marriage of the Duke of Aosta TO Pr1n-
cess Helene, of orleans, will take place in
Turin in April. The wedding will be
solemnized with great ceremony in the
presence Of members of the Italian Royal
Family. French representatives. of roy
alty. Queen of Portugal, Princess Marie,
wife of the Danish Prince Waldemar and
others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
A Democrat Lending.

DOVER, DEL, March Ex-senator Hig-
gins supporters who in the ballots of the
last few days have voted for other cam
didates. again returned TO the Senator to-
day. and the Republican vote. as had been
the case for several weeks, was once more
divided between Higgins. Addicks and
Massey. The one ballot taken resulted:
Higgins Rep), s; Addicks CRep), 5; Mas
sey Rep), 4: Ridgely Dem), 10; Bayard
Dem), l. Absent, 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Engineer aud Brakeman Killed.

DALLAS, TEN, March 22.-The Missou-
ri. Karsas and Texas passenger train
W hich left Dallas last night. north bound,
coliided with a freight train nine miles
from here az siding. Engineer Hearne,
of the passenger. and Brakeman Hardin,
of the freight. were killed. Conductor
Bolts. of the passenger. and two OF the
passengers were injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
noior nsvss Ordered to Raleigh.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Major Ed
ward NJ. Hayes, Seventh Cavalry. has
been ordered TO proceed to Raleigh. n.
c.. to report In person TO the Governor
of North Carolina tor duty pertaining TO
the National Guard of that State, TO
relieve Captain Thaddeus w. Jones,
Tenth Cavalry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Three Children Burnel to Death.

CHAFLEAU, ONT, March 22-Gertle.
aged thirteen Michael. aged seven. and
Alexander, aged three. the children of =.
Dollard, OF this city. We're burned 20
death I'm the destruction OF the family
residence. Johnny, aged eleven, jumped
from the window, but was so badly burn
ed that he Is not expected to live. The
parents escaped with the one-year-old
baby.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
TO Meet in Georgla.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March 22.-Gen-
eral III. V. Boynton, corresponding sec
retary OF the Society OF the Army OF
the Cumberland, has been authorized by
General Rosecrans, its president, TO ap-
point the next annual reunion of that
society at Chickamauga, Ga. on Sep
tember sth. being the day before fhe
dedication OF the National Military Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
To Bring the Tourists Home.

WASHINGTON. d: c.. March 22.-Com-
mencing Monday. March 25th. the ''At-
lantic Coast Line" and the PLANT Sys--
tenn Will increase the speed north-bound
yestibule train leaving st. Augustine at
ll:36 A. NJ, instead OF $50 A. NJ, at
present. and arriving at eastern cities
or nxAkaot HUnAA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
ACherokee Hanged.

TAHLLQUAH. l. r.. March 22.-Walker
Bark. a full-blooded Cherokee, the slay-
er of johnson Reese, was hanged by
Sheriff Roach in the prison yard here
to-day. After being led TO the gaiiows
he talked for half an hour, protesting his
innocence of the murder and saying he
was ready 10 die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
sion OF this testimony but his objection

sion OF this testimony, but his objection
was overruled.
Mr.. Talley, the cashier, was next sex-
amined. but no additional facts were de-
veloped Mr.. Gordon Payne, director,
stated that he had counted the teller
cash after his arrest, and corroborated
Mr.. Adams as to the amount OF Pannilfs S
shortage. Mr.. James M. Booker. vice
president: Judge +. II. Christian. and
Mr.. +. s. jennings. directors, were ex-
amined but knew nothing additional.
Mr.. Joseph +. Gordon, teller OF the
Lynchburg National Bank. was the
next witness. He examined the Panniii
checks. and found among them two pay
able at HIS bank to II. II. Pannill, ana
so endorsed, which, as far as he knew
had never been presented TO HIM Tor
payment. and which had never Deen
paid. When asked as to the dates OF
these checks he sad he could not tell
what the dates were, as they had EVIL
IDENTIFY been changed.
BORROWED A CHECK.
Mr.. ID. Il. Ryland. young jeweler be-
fng sworn. stated that in October last
Pannill had asked OF him the loan OF
check on the Traders Bank for $40. lie
refused on the ground that he had no
money there. and Pannil said he would
deposit his own check for the amount, to
cover al Traders to Ryland's credit
Ryiand let him have the chedk. ana ~
had never been presented to the Iraders
Bank for payment. as ffr as ne Khe"-
certainly that bank had never cai'e" oH
him for the amount.
This check was also fOund among tnose
concealed. and after PanniiIs arrest Ky
land had made 1T good. He had been
Lnowine PanniII for seven or eight
,,eors and so far as he knew. he bore
good reputation in Lynchburg.
rho court then adjourned untu ~
o'clock tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Heavy Northeast Gales.

NEW YORK, March 22-The steamer
Old Dominion from Richmond and Kan
sas city, from Savannah. which arrived
last night. reports that they mad heaVy
northeast gales with sleet all the way up.
The passages were the worst experienced
this SEASON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Dan el Ward In Court.

BOSTON. March 22-Daniei Ward, the
sw.ndler who impersonated Colonel
Wesl. OF Atlanta, was in court to-day on
the charge of forgery Of check. and
was held i'm $1,000 for the April term OF
the Superior Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23

AUGUSTA, MAINE. March 2s.-A bill
was introduced In the House to-day. maxi
ing II a misdemeanor, punishable by fine
Or imprisonment, for women 10 wear
large hats at places cf public amusement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
Grand Results Of An,l.ToxIns.

FORT WAYNE. IND. March 2.-The
cause OF the REMARKABLY low death rate
from diphtheria at the Indiana Institute
fo. Feeble Minded Youth In attributable
to the use OF anti-toxine. Up TO this
time out OF forty cases there have
been only Two deaths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23

LONDON, March 2?.--The Daily News
says there is every reason to believe
thai after all Leonard Courtney. the ad-
,snceG Liberal eomIoner, viii be the
next Speaker OF the House.
'His candidacy" says the Daily News.
gains Ira favor daily"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-23
jim MORRISON KILLED.
ALABAMA'S MOST NOTORIOUS OUT
LAW BITES THE DUST.
One Fatal Attempt Had Been Made to Cap.
turs Him But Oficer Cole Got the
Drop on Him This Time.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March 2.-Jim
Morrison, the most notorious desperate
Alabama has produced since the palmy
days of Rube Burrows. was killed yes
torcay afternoon thirty miles from this
city, In the forks Of Little and Big War
rio- rivers by Deputy Sheriff Henry Cole.
Morrison has record OF ldeviltry and
daring covering several years. He has
time breaking out and getting away after
being badly shot. A price has hung over
his head for long time. and several in
effectual and one fatal attempt was made
to capture him.