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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
SINK A HAYT|AN VESSEL |
CREW OF THE HAYTIAN SHIP
FIRED THEIR VESSEL BE-
FORE LEAVING.
Attempted Capture BafHed-kaiser's
Men Turned Their Guns on the Baz-
ing ship Until She Sank.

Cape Haytien, Hayti, Sept. S.-The
gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot, which was in
the service of the Firminist party has
been sunk at the entrance Of the harbor
of Gonaives by the German gunboat
Panther. The crew Of the Cretea-
Pierrot left her before she went down.
The German gunboat Panther ar
rived here September and received
instructions from the German govern
ment to capture the Firminist gunboat
Crete-a-Pierrot. She left Immediately
for Gonaives, the seat of the Firminist
government. The Panther found the
Crete-a- Pierrot in the harbor Of Con
aives and the commander of the Ger
man gunboat informed Admiral Kill
lick on the Crete-a-Pierrot that he
must remove his crew and surrender
his vessel in Ave minutes. Admiral
Killick asked that this time be extend
ed to fifteen minutes. This request
was granted on the condition that the
arms and ammunition on board the
Crete-a-Pierrot should be abandoned
when the crew left her
The crew Of the Crete-a-Pierrot left
amid great disorder.
At the end Of fifteen minutes the
Panther sent small boat carrying an
officer and twenty sailors who were to
take possession of the Firminist gun
boat. When these men had arrived at
point about thirty yards from the
Crete.a-Pierrot, flames were seen to
break out on board of her. She had
been fired by her crew before they
left the harbor. The Panther then
fred on the Crete-a- Pierrot until she
was completely immersed. Thirty
shots all told were fired.
There is much feeling here against
the Firminists, and their cause is con-
sidered to be a bad one. Soldiers are
leaving here to attack st. Marc. Port
au-Prince is calm.
It was announced from Cape Hay
ten September 3, that the German
steamer Markomannia, Captain Nan
sen. belonging to the Hamburg-Amer-
lean Packet Company, having on board
arms and ammunition sent by the Pro-
visional Government to Cape Haytien,
had been stopped September by the
Firminist gunboat Crete-a- Pierrot, at
the entrance to the harbor Of Cape
Haytien, and that an armed force sent
on board the steamer from the gun
boat took possession Of the war NUM-
lions in spite Of the protestations of
Captain hansen and the German Con-
sui
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
BOARD STOPS PAYMENT.
Bills Rendered for Charitable institu.
tons Incorrect.

Little Rock Ark. Sept. S.-The
State Board of Charitable Institutions
completed its work and adjourned at
noon. Contracts were awarded and
considerable other routine business
transacted. NJ IS Cordelia Andrews, of
Seymour, Ind, was elected third as
sistant literary teacher at the deaf
mute institute, to fill vacancy. The
following resolution was unanimously
adopted; Resolved, That the bills
rendered by the management of the
Arkansas .penitentiary for the insane
asylum, blind school, and deaf-mute
institute be rejected and payment re-
fused, because of their apparent in
correctness, and that the penitentiary
board be notified bxrs4e secretary of
the action Of the goara he prem
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
WILL NOT ISSUE BONDS.
Secretary Shaw Says He Can Not
Place Them.

Washington, Sept. CT ne Treasury
Department will take no steps toward
issuing the $4O.OO0,O0O Panama bond
authorized by the last Congress. In
authorizing the bonds Congress pro.
vided that the Secretary Of the Treas
try should not sell them below par
and that circulation against them
should be subject to a tax Of per
cent per annum.
Secretary Shaw believes It would be
useless to try to issue the bonds under
this provision. II would be impossi-
BILE to place them.
BY the act Of March a. 1900. circu-
lation taken out ayainst the per Gems
Of 1880 is subject TO a tax OF but one
half Of one per cent per annum, and
by the provisions OF this act $S39, 0G0,-
700 Of bonds are subject to refundment
into bonds Of this class.
Secretary Shaw will wait until Con-
gress convenes and then recommend
that the act be amended so that the
Panama bonds may be available as
basis as regards the tax thereon as the
other Government bonds namely, one
half Of l per cent per annum.
Treasury officials say that subject
ing the Panama bonds to a tax of
per cent was an oversight and Con-
gress. in all probability. will amend
the act Immediately, making the tax
but one-half Of l per cent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
lEAPED TO DEATH.
Herman Neumsn the Biganist Fatally
4. Injured.

New York. Sept. 9.--While on the
way to New York from Kansas City,
Mo, in the custody of detective,
Herman Neuman jumped through the
window of an express train going at
the rate of fifty miles an hour at a
point midway between Rhinecliffe and
Stattsburg on the New York Central
Railroad to-day. and was so badly hurt
that he will die. He was taken to a
hospital in Poughkeepsie. Neuman
was employed as collector in this
city for brewing company and, It is
alleged, that a shortage of 81 500 in
his accounts was found. Neuman left
the city. During the course OF an in
vestigation the police declared that
Neuman had committed bigamy. He
was arrested in Kansas City and left
there on Saturday evening in custody
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
STRIKERS KILLED TWO MEN.
Mlstook Two OF Their Own Number
for Non-U nj 70 nists.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 9.--Early
this morning a mob of strikers fell
upon John Kesta, at Maltby, aud club.
bed him to death. They also beat
Frank Patrick so badly that he is lying
in a critical condition In q local hos.
pital.
The tragic affair seems to have
grown out of misunderstanding. The
Lehigh Valley Coal Company operates
the Malthy colliery, and two weeks
ago succeeded in mastering a sum.
cient number Of men to resume work
Since then the colliery has been kept
in operation.
The company learned from a relia-
BILE source that the strikers had made
their plans to attack the works early
this morning and II possible drive the
men there away.
The matter was reported last night
to Sheriff Jacobs, and at an early
hour this morning he started for Malt
by with six deputies Getting of the
street car. he was met by mob Of
nearly 500. However, the sheriff sue.
ceeded in getting through the crowd
with his men, and they sought refuge
In nearby house
II was foggy morning. and on the
Lackawanna Railroad the men saw
two men walking up the tracks. each
carrying a gun. The crowd mistook
them either for deputies or men going
to work and set upon them.
Kesta's head was crushed in. and HE
death must have been instantaneous.
Patrick was badly beaten on the head
and body and presented a pitiable
sight.
On making search Of the clothing
of the dead and injured men, a card
was found in their pockets showing
that they we're from Forty Fort, and
that their dues were paid in the local
up to April last.
The mob was out all night. and
Kesta and Patrick. whose houses are
In Forty Ford, learned that an effort
was to be made to close the Maltby
mine to-day. and started from their
homes to aid their fellow strikers.
The tragic affair has caused great
excitement.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
PRESIDENT A UNION MAN.
Honorary Member Of Locomotive Fire.
Mems Brothc rhood.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 9.-Presi.
dent Roosevelt to-day was elected an
honorary member OF the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Firemen. He attend
ed the executive meeting OF the order
in the morning. walking from the hot u
to the Auditorium. a distance OF a few
blocks, escorted by Grand Master Sar.
gent, a committee Of the brotherhood,
and a detachment OF Troop b, State
Guard.
The brotherhood first held it's execu-
tive session. Acting Grand Master
Hannahan welcomed the President
saying that his presence at the con.
vention would do much good to organ.
lied labor. not only in this country but
to Canada and foreign countries as
well
The President returned his thanks
for the welcome and said he was glad
to be with the Brotherhood. He said
that the Firemen's Brotherhood was
the result that naturally comes from
the application OF the principle of COM
mon sense to their work He said that
organized labor never had made an
unreasonable request of him and that
II It had he would have denied It. In
speaking OF the appointment OF Grand
Master Sargent Of the Brotherhood. to
be commissioners general of immigra-
ton, the President said that II was one
of the most satisfactory appointments
to him and to the public that he had
ever made: that Mr. Sargent has a
hard body and not soft head.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
THE COMBINE IN THE TOLLS |
EXPOSURE OF MUNICIPAL COR.
RuPTiON IN THE CITY
OF ST. LOUIS.
to Testify-Eishteen st. Louis
Statesmen Indicted on His Evidence.

st. Louis, Sept. John K Murrell
twice a member OF the house OF dele.
gates from the Fourteenth Ward. in.
dlcted for bribery and for five months
fugitive from justice, the man who
held one key to the cafe deposit box in
the vaults of the Lincoln Trust Com
pany containing $4,000 for the house
combine" when the Suburban bill be.
came a law. has voluntarily returned
to st. Louis. Yesterday the Office OF
Circuit Attorney Folk he made a con.
fession duplicating eighteen men who
are now or have been members OF the
house OF delegates. On the strength of
his testimony eighteen bench war
rants were issued at the instance Of
the grand jury, which was convened
for the purpose. These eighteen men
are charged with bribery. and fifteen
OF them with perjury in addition But
nine OF them could be found yesterday
and only two Of them we're able to give
bond for their appearance in court
100000 In each case.
Five Of the men who are members
OF the house at the present time and
have been indicted are: Delegates
Edward r. Murrell. a brother Of J. X
Murrell: Kelly. Faulkner Denny and
Hannigan. The others, all members OF
the former house, are John H.
Schnettler. T. Edward Albright, Geo
+. Robertson, Louis Decker, John
Helms. Chas. A. Gutke. Adolph Ma
dera. Julius Lehman. Edmund Bersch,
Otto Schumacher. John Sheridan. VIM.
Tamblyn and Emile Hartman.
The nine who have been appre-
hended are: Edward f. Murrell, John
II. Schneider. T. r. Albright. George
+. Robertson. John Helms. Charles A.
Gutke. II. A. Faulkner. Otto Schu.
macher and J. J. Hannigan.
The two who were able to give bond
before Judge Douglas were T. Edward
Albright and II A. Faulkner AL.
bright's bond was signed by Edward
Butler. Faulkner's bond was signed
by william Swift and August Herman,
both contractors.
The nine men for whom the police.
deputy sherirfs and detectives were
stu searching at late hour last night
are: Kelly. Decker MADEIRA, Lehman.
Bersch. Sheridan. Dennq. Hartman
and Tamblyn. the latter being no long.
er a resident Of the city.
Owing to the peculiar actions OF Ed
ward +. Murrell. former speaker OF the
house. and George F. Robertson, an
other Of the indicted men. 1t is be-
lieved they will make confessions. II
they have not done so already. that
will verify the statementsrmade by J.
X Mnrrell. and clnch The fate of the
other indictsdmen N
STATE etEcTloN IN MAINE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
War on Moro Tribe.

Manila, Sept. S.-Captain Pershing,
who has been investigating the causes
Of the recent attacks upon the Ameri.
cans in the Island Of Mindanao, re-
ports that the Moros reject all offers
OF friendship, and that all hope Of an
adjustment of the difficulties with the
natives have been abandoned, The
Sultan and the dattos are treacherohs
and not to be trusted. One Of them
promised to remain neutral =. fors.a
month, but a week later he guided a
force Of Moros in an attack Upon an
American post on Mtatling River.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Leases on Territory Lands.

Guthrie. o. T., Sept s,-Theres are
all manner Of reports relative to the
leasing of the lands in the Creek Ma
ton. Indian Territory. Some large
companies are said to have secured
control of as much as 100000 acres
each and are said to be reaching out
for more; others are said to control
from 10000 to $4,000 acres eachs
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Terry's Partner ooino 10 Marry.

Cincinnati, O., sept, Alt was an,
bounced Sunday night that Art Simms,
the young boxer from Akron. @ .snow
one of McGovern's sparrlng partners,
will. after the contest at Louisville.
become a benedict. Hesis engaged to
marry, Miss LILLIAN Pardee andsAhe
Is One COT the social fsFoftes ON bSr
native city, simms iandsSfss Pfdae
have sbesu swceth carts since stffi6l
lays Miss Pardee Is 2S years old n
age ard d graduate OF the Central
High School OF Akron.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Kansas City,
General Produce Prices.

Butter-Elgiu 20; dairy 16@l7;
country store packed Il; inferior 4.
Eggs-Firm at ia.
Hay-Choice prairie 500: timothy
No. sl4914.50; clover Sll@l2.OO
Lard--Good, country larl 81 69tl;
Live Poultry-Chickens /; ducks 10;
geese7; turkeys IL; pigeons $l.OO per
dOz
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Morals at the Theater.

Athens, Sept. s.-The Chief Of Po-
lice ordered theatrical managers to
mark all public advertisements Of
plays at for young girls" or the oppo-
site, Immoral plays are not inter-
fered with. but must be so labeled to
keep unsuspecting females at . dis
fanca
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
KING Visits CarneQle.

London, Sept. SKIING Edward Wis
tied Andrew Carnegie an. Mrs. Car
negie at Skibo Castle. The King rode
In a motor car to Darnock, Suther-
landshire.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Founder of<gddss L. Dead.

New York, Sept. s,-tFrapk Tousey,
;the founder Of Judge, and nephew o.
the late Sinclair Tousey. founder and
president OF the American News Com
pany. is dead in this city from pleu-
risy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Sponsor Appointed in Arkansas.

Little Rock, AK. Sept. 81. G.
Batch, major general of the Arkansas
division. L. c. ", and LOUIS Volmer.
adult mt general and clffieof sbiMm il
adj,tant general asa Shfef of sfan,
havs issued taessSgssing general or
der:a THE. AEisiof commander here
by announces disappointment Of Miss
Amelia Rector. Of Hot Springs, Ark,
as sponyor for this army division dur
ing ths reunio9.1s bsT held at Hot
Springs SepteaSEegs2a to %. 1902. and
she will appointrSpe maid of honor
tp~attend her on said occasion"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Kansas City.
LIVE STOCK
st. Louis.

Cattle-Native beef steers s.256s.75
lightss6. IS al 25;butcher cows and heif-
ers s5.25 d6 p; stockers and feeders
81. 5O64 IS, veal calves Sc 90, a :. 40; bulls
s3.OOd4 90
Hogs-General stock 81. IS hT.7O; pigs
and lights 81. so; medium weights
s7.4O@7.5a heavy culls So 5Od69O.
Sheep-Good to choice lambs are
quotable at s4.75@s5. 90; good to best
sheep at 81. so to SIS. 30; stockers at 81. so
to 30 and bucks at 81. - to $3.50
Mules - For broke mules, to
years old:
IA hands, extreme range. $50 O0@ST0 90
IA hands, bulk of sales. so OO6 30 90
14S hands, extreme range 81 Oo@ 80 90
liIshands, bulk of sales. 80 O09 60 90
Is hands, extreme range. - OOd 10 10
Is hands, bulk of sales. -. 75 000 90 90
l51f hands, extreme range 90 O0@i25 90
151S hands, bulk of sales. 95 600 l05 90
l6to Is hands ex. range. l2O OOQ0 100 90
10 to IL y hands, bulk sales l?5 OO0l40 90
Chicago.
Cattle General stock ssOOss.75
nRnt welgntS N. 'ot0i. %; SvOckerS ". %
d5.25; medium cows 81. 50 d $50; fat
heifers 81. so 90 90; bulls 81 - $500
Hogs-Mediun and butchers stocls
$6.75@7.sO; best heavy $3.50 az %; bulk
of sales 81. 90 $50
Sheep-Good to choice $3.50 IS;
choice lambs s.. 5O@5.75.
Kansas City.
Cattle-Native beef steers $3.50
8 co; medium weight steers So 25'd7. IS:
light weights, 81. 4OCe5. 90 stoclters and
feeders 81. 90 d405; butcher cows and
heifers, 81. 1904. Is; Gamers Sl5Otg2 10;
bulls, 75d4OO
Hogs-Heavy S7.25 67.75: mixed s.. 80
d7.65; light weights 81 2O'676O.
Sheep-Lambs SO 80 $500; muttons
SO. 25@4. 90 stockers 81. $500
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Black Leg Among Illinois Cattle

Rushv.lle. ILL.,. Sept. s.-Black leg Is
spreading among the cattle Of Brown
and Schuyler counties. A number Of
farmers have lost several head.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
iss,NIpton for Parliament =

London, Sept ssEat is stated. to,drs.
that Sir Thomas Upton VIII be the
liberal candidate for member OF the
Parliament from the Hornsey division
at the next election. hornsey Is a
northern suburb OF London.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

= Petroleum fer; fuel will replace coal
on the torpedo boat Talbot.
Nearly $4,000 pupils were enrolled
on the opening day of the St Louis
city schools. -
The tow RSprague. the largest
its initiaiV
Presidents Hncis will attend
American 81 ~. dinner ..sn Thanks.
giving Day Lyndon.
- Franklin X, Lane is nominated for
Governor of CalitstptA by the. State
Democratic Cong1@
Three. AmsricasAf s try to hold
up anFexphess,5 fain II the Sonora
road. IN Mexico but afe driven away
under fire.
Managers, esfssssAss 4aSstr Fair has
sheen called for septenibef Assyo be
held ts LonisS :. III
'ThS stfeets Of belfast, 'Ireikhd. are
fioodedSas the resuit"o a great storm
which swept iresana saaatAaa west
coast of ERGlandsx
TsIvnsl ss'ss's! {. csssss .S
sinvolving contfo;if b tkss6Mssa o Fuel
land Iron Company.
l. The Younger brothers again hays
filled an application for . full. pardon
and their petition will b heard. at bs
next meeting OF ~ bosfa t1
49, XfyA. <,,g
&c RsssSl ssscs si tS II The s2 hrs, az ~
and 41edss SfSsl ,ssS.
, AVwedish member of the Rahwiap.
ziesler Arctic sxpeditionAlap BsE%
.captaiH jon lAsan, caused ths
ssesqyskssSf the 4 hsricab sfo rsshit in..'
ssfspnre. 81
The threatened strike of the cattle
butchers will not take place, the pack
ers having acceded to the demands os :
the men. The unions have ratified '
the agreement and the men will con-
tnue their work.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Fourteen People Killed.

Paris. sepSS.-Dspstches received
here froniB6enos Asrea announce the
destruction OF the eS~a.. of Bo.avase
Argentine Republic. by d. syGpsfeA
|fFourteen persons were killed and nf.
kty were injured 49,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
STATE glec74osN MAINE.
Republicans Reflect Governor Hill
by 24.000. n

Portland. Me. Sept 9-Goverpar
John F. Hill has been re-elect&n I'M
approximately $4,000 plurality III Two
years ago his plurality was 80, 3SfRaph
In the last of year the Republican Ipa4
rality on the bend of the ticket was
25.6l3 '',
Republicans and Democrats both
suffered losses from 19005kihtsfeturns
from 200 cities showing IA per cent
decrease for the former and ~ per
cent for the latter, as compared with
the gubernatorial vote of two years
ago. Those places gave for Governor.
Hill. Republican. 3405l, and Gould.
Democrat. ,20.5i6. The same towns
two years ago gave Hill. Republican.
$3.50. and Lord. Democrat, 22,272.'
All four Republican Representatives
-AmO Allen OF Sanford, in the First
District; Charles r. Littlefeld Of
Rockland In the Second Edwin c.
Burleigh of Augusta. in the Third, and
IAewellSns Powers OF Holton, In the
Fourth--are reelected, by the usual
pluralities, their vote running close, to;
that for Governor. Incomplete figures
show that Representative Littlefeld
has made the best run OF all.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Tom /. Johnsaii's Campaign.

Eofpn; O., sept, ys-Tom L. John
son began~hsfe last night the novel
lca4psisas~speh be, as the recognized
leadsr of tne OHIO Democracy. is to
conduct throughout the State: Never
beforef perhaps, has State political
capRaigR beenSattended with all the
',ngs8ttive features of tented circus.
yst ashpson is1nothing If not novel.
,affdibight he spoke in tent which
A8had brought from Cleveland. with
pr The 6ther equipment of,an oldsttme
Nsisfds'Hn a caravan Of wagons The
tentewas packed<tasthe doors.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
!. Rider Dead.
Dead Of Cancer.

Nav York. Sept s,-Former United
States Senator William Nathaniel
Roach Of North Dakota died of cancer
at his residence here He had been i'll
since, last November.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Cotton Men Elated.

vicksburg. Miss, Sept 9.-The
banks and cotton men ,of this city are
much elated 1tozdsy !oGer the, informa-
ton receissdt from Jackson that a
large majority of the legislature have
replied to circulars seut.~oht by the
Governor asking their opinion in re-
gard to calling a special session of the
legislature to repeal or modify the
present obnoxious insurance laws now
in force, that are great detriment to
the states commercial interest A
special session seems assured.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
BATTLE NEAR CARACAS.
insurgents and Government Troops
FIGHT Durinq a Whole Oay.

Paris. Sept. "a dispatch to the
Matin from Port Of Spain says that
General Monagas one Of the principal
Venezuelan revolutionary chiefs, has
died of dysentery at Chagnasamos.
General Matos. with his army, is at
Alto Gracia,s President Castro has re.
turned tosGaracas. ,sg
An tusdrgenkforce atasksd a train
going TO. LaGda$ra wRen'it was 4 few
hlometers from Caracas TROOPS
were sentFt 10 the assistance OF the
train, but they wete beaten after a.
fight lasting asWHofe day. A further
engagement Is Expected. Re-enfofoe-
ments have been sent from Caracas
foFLa GuayTA, The government troops
have abandone4 Cancagna and are fall
ing back. back on LHssuayra.
- RestoaIs shakensss,
sBsston. Mass .sfes a Magazine
at Fort wini &opyWAf Goyernonts
Island. in whE was stSgeds' $4,000
pounds 81 manNS9 black powder, ex-
ploded shortly IN I'm o clock this
afternoon, shakinsFRs'afty to its foun,
dations. One man is known t6ahaye
been killed. another is Bepevedss to
have .hare Been blown to 9its, tSo
yaAEV asYew boys can not Be f9uhd
a& Aye .meHswere injureds> Theseause
esexplesion is not known, but
spas R6m a fire or from a pipe that
in some way reached the powder are
mentioned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
f6fAke VIII Continue.

Philadelphia, PRksept. S-The an
thracite minaS1fstt1ke enters upon It's
eighteenth, Slmorrow with the
owner drss gI$S.t ass'ssssS as
whom the Suspension ws haus Srats6
on May ~ There were'HanS;prsdS
Itions that hS contest would be 9f
by the nj bek In September. bu -
the ofnc of the mine work. 9
union tbe hslieyed. the struggle
will col ffae Cor shonths unless the
coal com n lies giant concessions.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
.kesfuI to Go to England

.NeTsyosk. Sept is-Aqefsjg g,snF
performance In the FlathNs stakes
Saturday at 'sheepshead hss Says INF
worid. Settled the mattsrpf bis ship
meptsto England next. Year for the
psfbyS THE ncsse is owned by Whit
ney Duryeas and John p. Maddenei'
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
1.-Two Workmen kiIted.

= rssesnworth. Kan, .ssh...s,+rwSS'
men, ,Egsas snssehg: "a me panic. and
JohnsEHhis a military ,oayict, were
killed by "a falling scaffold4 the I'd.
eral penft entiary at Fort Led tenworth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Sire al He.umont,s

o.peaSmsnt, fes,, Sept s.AA loss s,I' b
ts,OOVE sustained this evening by
the bdrh1hgu three residences at or
corner Sof sWsshtnEAhn Spd .MsR
Streets. The krtped area Sey Ga LAG
most half a block "a
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-11
Death Prevented Lynching.

|. Osoeola, AK, Sept s.-Baldy Tay-
sfor, who Yesterday us ed his gun on a
railway train bound for this place with
deadly effect apd was himself wound
ed by one us6 THE white. men upon
whom heeGas firing, died; about s
O'Clock .to-nisht in the Osceola Jail
Everything was believed to be in
readiness for sS0Emjng> the Jail and
iynohing. sTaylor .d,szAng tonight, but
mob Violence has thus been avoided
Fisher, one of Tsylor'sr Victims, is in
a critical condition