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HER MAJESTY ENTREATS.
The Graud Old Man I'mtu Somewhat
Obdurate, Too.
The CouserTiitlves Very Willing' to
Take Charge of GoTcrniuent.
The Berlin 0,uld Nuucs Tell Exactly
How it Stands.
And the Londou Press lias Oceans of
Advice to Give.
An Awful Calamity at Frenrh Court-
Ilouso-Oplnions at Paris or the
British Perplexity What
the Russians Thluk.
A WATER SPOUT IN MEXICO.
Kiiglaud.
IN OBKD1KNCK TO HKR MA.IE8TY.
London, Juue 11. Lord Hartlngton
stayed in Loudon In obedience to a tele
gram from the Queen.
DRAW1NU IT MILDLY.
The Madrid correspondent of tho
rimes sajg that the cholera scare
there is exaggerated and that the dis
ease is only u the mildest l'oim.
oonnuls i.ow ion.
ioimuiswb in, for money; Mi lor
acuouui.
TBK OONMKnVATlVKS HKADY.
Everything in regard to Kovernment
crisis is still unsealed. TheJ Ktandanl,
(Conservative), declares that the Con
servatives are retdy te form a govern
ment at tho bidding of the quenu, The
News (Liberal) urges Gladstone to per
sist in his resolution to resign, and say:
A few months of hateful Tory rulo will
return him to power, stronger than ever
be tore.
THK TIMKW ADliltKH.
The Times advlnes the ministers to
reconsider their Intentions to resign.
It says the vote Monday uitiht was due
to the determined measures of the Lib
eral whips for getting mombers to at
tend. It plainly Intimates that the
ministers will Und that the queen will
insist on being given urgent ret'ons
lor thoir proposed action and oven then
will probably refuse to accept tholrros
i nation.
TUK O.ITKKN STEADFAST.
The Standard saysi "His understood
tho queen ha requested Gladstone to
suoinlt to her his views In lull of tho
political crisis In order that arrr.tige
ments may m made to avert the Imme
diate change in tho ministry." '-It Is
not expected," the Standard eontluuos,
"thut tho queeu will aooept the resigna
tions of the ministers or that any dual
decision will be reached ooncerniug the
question of changing the government
until her ninjesty'a return to Windsor
Castle. There exists a suspicion which
daily deoeus that the Gladslune min
istry courted their recent dofcat for the
purpose of concealing under Us excite
ment their own dissensions. State
ments made since their defeat by Some
Liberal members, who absumed them
selves Irom the vote on the fatal decis
ion, show that tho government might
have saved itself on that vote if it had
cared seriously to do so."
TO AN KMUASST.
The Dally Telegraph expresses the
hope that the United States govern
ment will soon rais. the legation at
London to an embassy. Huch a change.
It Is said, wpuld he universally fav.red
in 1nn.on.
Referring to the departure of Lowell,
the Telegraph says: He won .11 our
hearts and ho will be the connecting tie
between the nations lie loves ami knows
ho well.
CllOI.NO HIM,
It Is rumored that the queen has sent
a telegram to Mr. Gladstone requesting
him to reconsider his decision to resign.
There Is no reason, however, to believe
that Gladstone will, under the existing
conditions, consout to resum. ofllce.
IN A HALF nol'H,
An offlclal order was Issued to-day
closing Windsor Castle to the public
after to-morrow. This la a sure sign of
the advent of the quoen at Windsor. It
is only 30 minutes by rail from London.
The return ot her majesty will greatly
xpedito public business at the pres
ent crisis.
"krekii" incidkhts.
Nearly very hour brings fresh ru
mor about the ministerial question, The
latest or these rumors Is that the Mar
quis ot Hartinglou, secretary of state
lor war, will be asked by the Queen to
reconstruct the Liberal ministry il Mr.
Gladstone Is to retire. Nothing reliable,
uuwevHr, uas ir.tiispireU to-day up t:
this
imur o:au p. m. j no uuneu has
mnuo an apiolnliueul to cooler with
Mr. Gladstone on the present crisis in
itrlliah political aM'atra. The conlereuoe
will tate Place next Saturday al ilal
tuoral Castle. The Qin-cn lits ananged
to return to Windsor Caxtle ou the JJili
instant.
IP BIIK UIKIKS II AHD KNOtluU.
The latest reports irom aiithenllo
souices Indicate the eventual return of
Mr. i'ladxtone to olllre at I lie head ot
a recount ructiMl ami coercion t'sbiuei.
Mr. Gladsione wImi.i.s to alianilnu po
litiCA. 1IU., but 11 he changes liU mind
and continues at Hid head ol llrillsh
IKilltii-ul sll'airs, It wbl be at the urgent
solicita'l'iu of the queeu.
A luiye nuiuuer of olllclal Iciegntms
have psHsml to-day beiweou Ixunlou
and Ititiuioral.
'I'lio HruiHh :esidents of Casbuwio re
port that earlhquiiKO i hooka roiitiiiiKi ol
great aevenl. Tim towns ot llra
muiu and Snpur have been utterly
mine.! and -loo persons killed. Tiiete
has also been great lost of llle In adja
cent villages. Many cattle and sheep
have beeu killed
France
Til AS1'K( T 1 PRANl'K.
Takis, June 11. -The political orisiiln
British atlalr. strengthens the belief
that the International Hunt Canal Com
mission, at preseut In session, will dis
solve without reaching any ooucluslon
on oiause No. 10, It Is thought thst
afliir Uissotu'lon dalts of the proposed
treaty, esch containing- the lull text nl
all the lival versions or clause No. 10,
will be submitted to the different pow
ers, who w ill deal thri ugh tboir re
spective diplomatic channels with llie
quoxlion Involved.
AN AI'fAl.l.lNO DIRASTRR,
At Thelrsiowu, In department I'tty at
DoKiin, a murder trial has been In pro
gress for some days. Yesterday was
the lust day of the trial. The court
house was crowded with men and
women anxious to witness the closing
event. Wheu the poopie wore leaving,
immediately alter the adjournment f
court, and ware Jammed upon ttisbnie
stairway leading to the alreet trie lofty
staircase fell. The scene that foll.wed
waa appalling. Immense masses ol
masonry from above crashed down on
the struggling people below, grinding
through their Hnah and bones, and
maiming and mutilating thorn in a hor
rible manner on tb. staircase, and His
shrieks of the people lying helpless In
the rutna caused a paulo In tu
ourt room and there was a msli for the
now wrecked exit. Tuose who
, . ia froi,t were un
able to withstand the pressure
rom behind and were hurlo't down
upon the men and women .r.ished in
the fall of the staircase and whom peo
ple lu the street were striving to rescue.
V hen at length the panlo had exhaust
M Itself and the immense stono aps of
the falleu stairs had been removed 20
persons wore taken from tho ruins
.e8d,ATue.1"!urea numbered not less
than 60, and many of these will die of
Ihetr iujurios.
., LATER.
The dispatch says: In addition to the
20 persons killed by the falling stair
case. 100 nn In ......I M ..P. . ' .
,-iuivu, .ujr iii me in
jured are women. Their wouuds are of
a serious character.
STILL LATKR.
. dispatch from Thiers ssys: The
Matles courthouse oalamity wfll be far
more disastrous thau earlior dispatches
i,naiS?,t'8d- lue d0J already number
4. l lie total number of wounded la
now placed at 1(W. or th.xa n
riously wounded and some nf t.hnf.i
will die.
U ermany.
AS TUB 0BKMAN8 SKR IT.
Bkrlin, June U.-Tho goniral news
paper Impression is jhat tho "fall" of
Mr. Gladstone will tend to a closer
friendship between England and Gor.
inauy.
OTI1KB causus.
Gorman diplomats alledge as
none of the causes, land th
greatest, ot the resignation of the Glad
stone government was the lailure of the
secret mission by the Karl
Hoseborry, l ea or of tho
ltritlsh privy senl to Berlin. Those
diplomats novr assert that the obleot or
that misMlnn was to securo a reconcilia
tion between Gladstone and Prince Bis
marck. Another oause Is said to havo
been the failure of Chaiuberlalu'B re
cent secret mission to Pails.
Certain otllclals lu the Kaiser's for
elgnnorvlce declare that Mr Chamber
lain waa sent to the Kreuch capital by
Mr. Gladstone lor the purpose of ob
taining lroin M. d- Kreyoinlat, the
Irench minister of foreign nlValrx, an
Anglo-Jr ranch Alliance on Egyptiau
aibiirs. This was to bo based on un
equal Bhnres In tho oontrol of the coun
try, the ringllaa control to bo porma
nont, tho consideration to be ac
corded Frauce, bel:.g an embaKsy
ro:u King John, of Abyssinia,
the establishment of which in theKho
(llve s dominions and in relations with
Kngland, would prove counteractive of
Italian designs. It is declared that the
lailure of.holh ii.inMei s grcst'T dis
couraged Mr. GtailMone, who, losing
heart at the discovery of what he b.
lievod was noep hostility against Eng
land enter! altiiid bv lu.r I, ,ii,., ....r.
tinental neiglibors, suddenly awoke to a
umi nenne 01 1 no lailure ol his lorolgu
policy aud concluded to abandon politi
cal life. '
Hussla.
AN TUK HCSH1ANS 8KB IT.
St. I'ktkuhiiuho, Jun,, n.Mr. Glad
stone's retirement from the manage-
uieui oi tsrillsn allairs. It Is gonerally
believed hero, will not affect the settle-
iiouiiui niHAignaii irontler question.
TlIK ZAR'S MOIITMARK,
The i police authorities stale that the
Nihilists of that city are seriously di
vided 111 nillttloil ly tj. Ilin lu.., - .
continuing the agitation. A majority of
raomuiNiiuuiu, ii is uonevou, lavor
" iuuhoii uiunv oi lorrorisui and the
makinrnf an tolurt in ..o-.,. .
tlon by pan! Ho means. Th. Anarnhlst
leauers, morieviuih and Kavulanka,
have been arrested at KletT aud a Jew
named Solomon Orvitcn has boon ar
rested tor seditious practices at Khar
koir. ABP17HRAB MAIf'8 OKATII RKAFPIRMKD.
Tho Novosti (newspaaer) realllrma
Its utHlommit thut t),A it
Bhanlstnn is doad. It says rumors are
boing received continually, both from
theCaucusus and the Afghan frontier,
of the assassination of the ameer. The
novosu anus thai the people of Afghan
istan are lu a state of great excitement,
the minors of the death i l tho ameer
having reachod them, loilowed by the
other rumor that Ayoub Khan, tlie
lormer ameer, now In Persia, will take
the place of the murdered amear through
the machlualions of Hussla.
Mestno.
QRKATDAMAOK II V WA1BR.
Cittof Mkxibo, June 11. It u. diffi
cult to obtain rollable Information aa to
the extent aud nature of tho damage
done by the burating of a waterspout at
Guanajuata. It appears there were two
floods cansed by waterspouts, the first
occurring at Puobla O urenta, near La
gos, on the night or the flth.lusUnt, and
the other at Guanajuato on the night or
7th. At Puola Cuaronta the water
rnso to the height or 'J, feet, sweep
Ing every thing lu lis way. The loss ol
llle is reported as very heavy. At Gua
n itj il a to the loss or life waa less, but th.
destruction of property was muoh
greater. The Mexican Central Railway
track la reported as washed away and
gmal damago douo. All passenger
trains from the North are delayed.
Ex-MiMlstor Morgan loft this morn
ing lor New York via Vera Crui.
Minister Jackson will meet the minis
ter or foreign relations litis aficrnoon
for the Mrst lime.
Ireland.
AN OVATION TO DAVITT.
Dt iilih, June 11. Michael Davit re
ceived an ovation hero last night. The
occasion of the demonstration was that
the term or his ticket of leave expires
today. It la reported that Mr. Davltt
will contest the County nl Mayo at the
approaching parliamentary election.
John O'Connor power now represents
the county.
Admiral llornli, who left Pa Is
mouih harbor a low daya ago with a
sqiniiriiu of IS Vessels, iiicltl Hug some
Iphi e,l and torpedo boats, has arrived
It Itenti v !' iv on (lis wvst c la'ti of
Iieiaiid. 1 he evolutions ol the aqusd
run will Include a sham naval battle
In Iluntry ( Itay. Atu r the evolulloos
tse oniise of the squadron will be cou-
vi ii ueu.
Cuba,
DKsolation.
Havana, June 11. The mall
steamer which loft 8U Thomas June 6,
arrived here to-day bringing the fol
lowing news:
C'Mmj jiayllru, May SI):
I u the oonllagrallnn at Aux Cayes on
May IA, ?H buildings wore destroyed
soil l,0eO fsiuilles were rendered home
less. The loss Is estlmatod at over
f'AtfcXVKKI. The government sentJooo
biki supplies oi provisions to aid the
suuerers.
Nomls America.
t'NBKR MARTIAL LAW.
Panama, June 11. A proclamation
has lieon Issued declaring the Slate of
Panama uudor martial law. The city la
quiet.
TUB MIMIVTBII,
Lima, Juno II. -Mr. W. R. Roberts,
tho new United States Minister to Chill,
arrived at C llao yesterday, en route to
his de tloaiiou.
Spain.
CIIOLIUA IIAQIN'O.
Madrid, June 11. The cholora In
Spain Is spreading and th. Increased
number of cases now dally reported la
causing great alarm among the people
In Valencia. There ha v. been 4S new
cases reported since the last previous re
turns ol yesterday. Castile report. 18
dotths in the province of Murola. There
are 00 cases resembling cholera. This
number include i cases in the city of
Meroia.
Keypt.
FLV1N0) FROM THK M AUDI.
Donuola, June 11. Over 11,000 ref
ugees have arrived here from Khar
toum and Berber. TheMahdlls allow
ing Egyptian prisoners to depart. Seti
noar ia well supplied aud still holds
out.
Austria.
ELECTION RKTURNS.
VlKHNA, Juno 11. It is now estimated
that the reault of the recent elnnttn.,
throughout Austria will give the right
188 deputies In the new relchstrath,
aud the left 132, the Liberal centre 20
and the other fractions 13.
Turkey.
STRICT QUARANTINE.
Constantinople. June ll.-The Sani
tary Council has resumed the strict
quarantine which waa adopted In 1807
-ft"'"", onutuu arrivals.
Terrlllc Explostou.
Palkstink, Juno 11. tSneoial.l-At 4
o'clook this nrning a terrlfio noise
one a neavy peal of thunder awakened
the Ditizonn, occasioned bv the exnloslon
of engine 767 near the passenger depot
on tue international road, a few sec
onds before it was to pull out the nas-
souger train for Houston. The nrouiaii,
Wilcox, was tho only Wrson on the en-
glue. He escaped nilraoulously,' only
being cut slightly ou tho arm and faoe
oy glass in tho cab, which was shattorod
bV COUCUSHlon. Thannntur inll.m
sheeting ol the engine were blown to
inuues, tun iruviuouui nyiug in all direc
tions. Some of the nieces were thrown
1100 Yards. nnA hrMakltii a h.tla Ii.
glass front of Dllley A Co.'s atore, lco
..u.ua nn.jr, Anuuiur large piece was
found on the top of the store. Erag-
Intuitu fell nil h.uiuAB OOO . w1
J1IIM. ItUlll
the spot. A large piece of the sheeting
no. uuinu w iiio luHiuie oi npriug
street, one piece struck Policeman Dur
ham Without Intlirv ami ...... I uf,w.l.
the building in which the Advocate ot-
mi., j.nuuj piiovuKrapu ganery are
located. Several glass Ironts wore shat
tered and bad tho streets been thronged
with people some one would undoubt
edly have boon killed. The
wrock.
Senator lluss' Views.
LBAVENwonTit. June 11. Ex-United
States Senator Edmund G. Ross, lately
apiwlnted Governor of New Mexico,
was here to-day and lelt for Topoka,
from whence he will go to Lawrence,
where a reception will be tendered him
ou Friday at the opera houso, closing in
tune to onabie him to take the midnight
train for Sauta Ke. Govornor Ross ex
pressed muoh avmnuthv for tlin inlV,,.i..
Irom tho Apache raid throuth southern
mexioo, ana believes In radical
und otluciive measures for suppressing
such raids In tlin fiilnrn llu .,.?t
believe that the heart of the Apache obh
be reached by the customary . liberal
distribution of food and oloihlng and
promises of protection by the military
authorities, hilt tlmt. ha la innra ...
oeptlhle to restrain from fear of being
euuv ur uangou ii ue leaves the reserva
tion and goes off on murderous raids.
Governor Ross says that he will do all
be can to bring tue Apache raiders and
murderers, who have infested southern
new wexico, into the power or the civil
authorities of the Territory for such
trial anil minlMhiumir. u ... n
I W
American oltlxens guilty of similar
crimes.
Weatharfurd Uleanln(s.
Wbathkhpord. Juue 11. iHoeclal.l
The meotlug at the Methodist Church
still continues. They speak or ereotln g
a tent or arbor to oontluue it under.
The rain of yeatorday momlnir will
be benellclal to the orops.
A fishing parly loft this morning for
. week's recreation In Pain Pl..m
County.
Ailsa ltoaa DoGraft will leave to
morrow morn, ncr nn a vli.lt IIa;.,i.
and relatives In Missouri. .-
W. Alex Aboy, of Longview, grand
chancellor of the Knight of Pythias,
v-bitled the linlge oinclally last evening
and Instructed the membura in Mia ma.
orot work. Two candidates were In
structed in the third degree.
The east-bouud passenger, which waa
duo here this morning at 4:66 a. m., did
not arrive until about 2 p. m. owing to
the caving ola part of Red Bluff about
40 miles west of here.
Weatherford Notes.
Wkaiiikhkohd, June 11 Special.
R. H. Birdwell, of Bryan, while stop
ping at the Carson A Lewis House yes
terday attomple d to sit down on a
chair In front of the oluoe, which is
above the sidewalk, whou the chair
allpped, throwing hi in on his lelt elbow
aud spraining It very badly, causing
him to faint.
A team of horses attached to a wagon
ran away on the square to-dav. but were
caught and stopped before any damage
n M uuiio.
lam Informed that cards are out an
nouncing the marriage of Mr. W. J.
Carnahan, of the Texas A Pacific Rail
way, and MIssMatlle A Towusend, of
Alois, lowa. They will bo married on
the I81I1 Instant. Miss Towusend is a
dsugiiter of Judge J. A. Towuond who,
with his family, spent last winter here.
Mrs. Wlntlelil Scott, of Colorado Cily,
In In the olty visiting her parents aud
Irieuds,
Woutnu Wells.
Wootkn Wki.ls, June 11. Special.
The oat crop is being harvested and
the yield will be good. Coltun, though
mukII, Is looking fine. Corn looks well,
and If It gets a good rain within the
next fuw days a full crop will be made,
aim ine proxpecM are goon lor a rain.
North bound trains on the Central
Road have boon late for the nast lew
davs, but will uow run on time.
There Is some talkoi ashootlng match
at this place beiween W. W. Holland,
or llromond. aud Mr. Penrose. We are
not Informed as to whon It will take
place.
Marshall Matters.
Marshall, June 11. Special.
Captain J. A. Fraley, an old
and much respected cltlxen, died
this morning lu the 09. h year of his age.
He was a devout member of the Episco
pal Church. A large family and nu
merous frlonds mourn the loss of a
trnly good man.
Another hesvy rain fell this uioru-
in .
The county tax collector publlshoa a
llstoll'iO delinquent tax payers. Among
others are several of our largest prop
erly holders.,
ARLINGTON,
A Cltlsen of Fort Worth Under Calumny.
Arlington, Juue 11. HpeclaL Mr.
L. D. Wynne, to whom reference waa
made this morulng in Thb Herald's
Port Worth special, Is a cltlsen of this
city and one or the most honorable and
highly respected young men of this
community. His memls are Tory in
dignant at the charge alleged agalttst
blm and claim that t'.ioyoau prove be
yond all controversy tU the statement
are wholly untrue.
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Senator Toorbecs to Defend Major E.
T. Johnson, el Tennessee.
The Plaqaemlne Parish Murderers
Found ttullty In the First Degree.
The Murderers of Hal. Gosling Get
Continuance.
"Dutchy" O'Kcefe Found Guilty of
Theft of a Ballot-box.
IheStolnetal. Murder Case at Sherman
Conoluded-One Dlsmlsed and th
Other Two Held Without
Ball Other Crimes.
THOSE DECATUR SHOOTISTS.
Henator Voorhees to Defend nim,
Chattanoooa. June 11 a mania 1 a
tho Times from Greeuvllln. Tt.n
says: "The trial of Mlnr v. t
" - -MS AI.UUU.UUS
of Iudlanapolls, for the murder of Major
f ,l0?V M oommenoed to-dav.
Mninr .loliiiBon Iriiu.i m..i " '
- ipu M.njur xieiirr near
Greenville last year for seducing his
wire, who o nimitted suicide a few
weeks before at Indianapolis throunU
remorso. Senator Voorhees, of Indiana,
defends Johimmi. Tho I...L
ploted to-day.
Found Guilty.
PLAO.CKMINK. La.. June 11 n,r
Wilson, Charles Davla nnrl M.ttk..
'"lit"' r1 ll"i;roe'' wore y''crday found
Sentence was deferred.
Tester's Case Continued.
NBW BhAUNFELS. Juno 11 fSnnolol 1
-The case of the Btate vs. Charles
xesgorwas called for trial vfroV
aud the case continued to nAmh.i,
torm. Yeager stands ohargod with the
luruer oi united States Marshal Gos-
11 11 17 Inst Kiiliniui-n ,1 ui.
paulon, Pitta, in charge ol that officer
' ,m pnoueuiiary io serve
a llin BAtllAnn. fn. .....11 -..I. i . . m..
, .... in.li luuiwrr, ruts
and Yeager, it will be remembered,
slew Gosling in a desperate attempt to
essapefroma moving train, In wliioh
escaoe Pi I.I u was IrllL.H h i.i . u..,,-
deputies. Three other nartlos, Coles-
u t """"m """am ueuunan aud
Em -I . Nf14 if . f Fl I Via S m.. I A at. -
-. ".in bv me time,
have beeu Indloted for complicity In the
murder. Mrs. Pitts and Yeager'e sla
ter, vrho furnished the pistols to the
prisoners, have been released.
He Stole a Ballot Sox.
Ciucaqo, June 11. "Dutohv" O'fCosra
was to-day fonud guilty of stealing a
ballot box from the third ward and
.ouwuumi to one year in the pen.
Without Ball.
Sbtrbman, June 11. 8peolal.-Th.
United States Commlsslnnnra' cinnrt i.
still engaged In the examining trial nt
Ed Stein, Tom Lee and William Bour-
anu. Ud Stein test fled for hlm.lf. it.
testified to havlne left the hnnu hk
Torn Lee and Jim Lee'a wife before
the shooting and returned after the
shooting, aud that Jim and Pink Lee
were the only onea in the house at the
...... vi mo kiiiiuk. no bi lestltled
that he came over to Texas iu company
With tha anciiHurl b.iH Mi.-nA.i .i.t
them to the Nation aud remained with
jiioiii -ovorai uava Deiore he came to
Deulaon and surrendered. He gave no
rAaJMin for not Infnrmlnn . V.-. .... i t.i.
when In Texas as to who did the klll-
uiK, nun assignea as a reason for re
maining with the Lee boys that he was
alrald of being mobbed. The murder
waa commuted on the morning of Mav
Rachel Lee, a full-blooded Indian, th.
wile of Jim Lee, corroborated Ed Stein
in eyery particular.
Uonrland waa discharged and Stein
aud Lee hold without bail.
An Infamous Calumny.
e.,.n . t . .
effort has been made to Injur. R. B.
Harrison, United States Assayer, In
charge of the mint at Helena, who la
son or senator Harrison, o( Indiana.
The schemo, It Is understood, originated
with a discharged employe, but It la
evldi nt that others are sharing in It.
Two days ago a dispatch was -received
over the wires saying that an Investi
gation showed that the publlo money
had been used for private
purpose. Aa this was signed by the au
thorized agent of the press, It was per
mitted to pass. The mends of Mr. Oar
risen having challenged the statement,
en Investigation was instituted and the
Helena agent was called on lor n ex
planation. He pronounced the use of
his name a forgery. The Western Union
Telegraph Company has now been called
by the Associated Press toexplain why
its manager at Helena accepted and
transmitted a forged dispatch. That
company will be held to strict account
ability In this ease. Wi rdhasbiou re
ceived Irom the United States mint ex
aminer this morning that Mr.Uarrlson's
office was fouud lu perleot condition
aud his accounts adjusted to a cent.
That Decatur ahootlng.
Dki'ATCR. Juno 11 tSneel.nTt.
shootluu adrav which necon-nd Lap
yesterday between W. B. wmin n,
Jake Prlckett seems to have grown out
the ract that Prlckett olaluied of Willis
n ImlulilAilnAua et On m(u K I n I. nrt.
.......U'..uvnn V. VU Wlltfl, I.IIIVI1 VYI1-
11s alllrmed was not the oaso. The fact.
m uuveiiMitm uis morning are as tol-
li.ur.. I.lnl.... I....I A .l
-" " -. muni. .i.v. UllUIIT". llllB
through the poatollice. to which Willi,
had replied by an Insulting note, for the
receipt or which Prlckett made a com
plaint against Willis In the Justice.
vi. oiiu-m . i ii-iv ti i. was paMS-
ing the Bank Salons, .when Willi,
asked him if tse- had m.,i
the oouplalnt; he yenlled that
he had. A few rouh word.
- v. u -m. u. a t. m niui, inree
shots wore fired and both men were
i.n: i a . . . . . . 7
nuiiuueii, n nil iu me rigui sine ami
Tnckett in both Hands. Phvsician.
were immediately summoned and their
"vuuui w.iv uiui.ii.: iKJ.n were ar
rested and each planed uudor a J VO
bond. Botb are up this merulng and
exnreNt themseivus llioromrhlv uiut.ml
and It Is hoped by the people that the
00 cents will he paid anon or the eoUoo-.
Il,.n nf Dm ..,..
Flfty-Sevea Tears. fTTI
Jbfferho.i, June IU Special. lu
the case of lie. Walker, charged with
the murder of Holt, the jury agreod on
a verdict of guilty and assessed the pen
alty at 67 years in the pen. The verdict
was reached in two and a half hours. A
motion for a new trial was filed by
ouunsel for aocuaed.