Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-17

THE Qj' ANTEELL MAs'NCl;E SAINOrHAGUs. strict orders not to modest or harm her or any of her kin. But he nadc no rrStric- tiunS Cnnrrrr .nr the kin uf his rival spar ing only him for the woman'S sake
 Am'thrr letter seems tn throw some OK plau4tnry li,htupon his after life and the cau.,- of it- wild WirkrGnr>~. My past li(,' ~""mS wasted. feel thrt have been era 'rd. he wrote in I>1H 1t k high time for rhAu-,." Tl,n he adds about old Dover, "I have Atcl,- visited home ill my dreams, " and all of hir letters there after have a .rlumy. mysterious vein of fcr,''ndu,; running through them.
 He refers tu the coming war and writes, II do not feel that my destiny k in this country, and I do not wish to r,'main. as the devil has illimitablr sway over it
 He promised to be home in the summer Uf 1880, but that promise was in tho last letter the devoted old mother ever received I'll" story runs that Quantrcll, dazcd and maddrnrd hy the reject ion uf his love- that, too, hy the daughter of u st rung ant islavcry man, threw himself into the war with the mad imlrtuu>ity hardened by sadness which haS marked the lives of Piratical characters the world over
 He began highway robbery and organ izcd band of border hrigands, touching 
 fariou> business, in which they were apt pupils, and no name of any guerrilla car rird with it su ,nuch terror as that of Quuntrrll. From tho modest blue eyed pcdagugur he was transformed into a de- mon If relentless hate and fury. and his band iron disciplined and CowCd by a lead cr who did not hesitate tu shoot down one of them for di~ul,dirucc or an overt act, swept over tho plains of Kansas likc the cyclones. sprrading hlu,d and death where wrr, once thrpracrful furruwS of the farm 1T. Like the CurSair, he left
 X uanlv to other times,
 Linked with one virtue anl a thousand crimes. His first appearance guerrilla was | when made captain uf a company by Gov rrnor Price. The James and Younger h,ys wrro under him. His hlrning and | slrkiug "f Lawrence, Kan, waS n brutal, murIrr"us tragedy, un'rlual,',l save hy In dian atrocities. Neither men. women nor | children Were spared. except a party of strangers at the hotel. one of them being R. \. stevens of Atticl x. Y.. late con 4.r.~~uan. puautr'll> only defense for l this hutchcry Was, Il wanted tu kill Jim Lrnc. who lived there, and as hadn't tn, | honor of his acquaintance and no time foI | introduction I just killed every man 1 could catch. "
 At Scdalia Quantrcll added tu his record | of brutality by ordering .Jcssc James to kill l q trainluad of wounded Union soldiers, and | Jesse accordingly killed Is helpless meT | with his own pistols. In 1865 Quantrcl tried tO reach Richmond to help Lee. Or | March he Was COrrallCd with his men il barn in Nelson county, Ky. Captain Ter rcll of a Union squad attacked the Quan trell party, which showed fight. Quantrcl | p1tnp Dut and fTaFrlll ShOf him fXyiCa iT | the neck, innicting n wound similar t, that which killed Booth, who was alsC shot in a barn. The bandit was captured and died in the Louisville hospital, declar ing to the last that he was Captain Clark his own middle name, hy tho way, anC | yet admitted that he WAS native of Ohio | His body was buried in Louisville ccnc tcry, but was probably dug up again soor | aftcrward and the skeleton adorns a med ical college museum. His identity ha I been fully established by those who wer captured with him, and some are still liv ing in Missouri F. R. COCHRAN.
 Out of the 1000 artists not academi clans or architects exhibiting at thu Royal academy this year, 1S7, over | sixth, arc women, including 37 marrieC women.
 The official report shows that at tn
 recent school election in Toledo 3, 41;
 women registered.
 Associations for female workers ar
 gradually gaining ill numbers and infiu
 rioe.
 \ widows club has just been fouilde