The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 16, 1885, Page 2

he more dist on Seen while Cook. was to Suddedly the 1 air, and a ke _ ae Arapahoes rent these ferocious upon the ca as he tried to reach as still in 5 , but died gamnely and two warriors hay } beside once him. Spence was at chased. him hopes of escape, put the Indians knew the animal, and each warrior Arun Spence was shot Ie enemies ap in the chase had a lead horse. 4! seven miles and S trom his mare. mortally burt. turned as his yelling proached, drew a bead on the ng warrior, and died grimly with a savage deathcry in his ears. Woode a dozen savages sheltering the In the Snell had run, with meantime and at their heels, ,to the rocks that marked the mouth of Just before reaching shel- bit, He kept up. however, and as they gained the rocks Woodie halted and checked the Indians while Snell way further into the secreting boulders. Woodie was armed with a large size sharp’s, had plenty of amunition and was adead shot. His checking the Indians consisted in dropping the foremost in his tracks. The pause was not long. §The Arapahoes azain came Again Woodie’s rifle brought its Indian and ag was a pause. Thus the brave trap- per held his foes at bay all day long and when mght drew near he had escaped a wound and was full of hope, With numbers doubled by the re sonyon. ter Snell was badly made his on. turn of {the party who had killed | {| the custody Spence, and enraged and ashamed at the repulses by a single man, indians at sundown made a final | h. Two of the leading wanors fel! Sefore the deadly Sharp’s, and the then a trampled, gashed and bloody corpse was all there was of the hero The A respect Six of trapper. him with the bravest feil that day before Ins ta savages The speed of his mare gave | whoop | col lead- | to manut | | | | | ed rifl j Wate | was zt Gun of am facture. uster 1 feet in le : Standard Ord nee Compan iNew York under tie supervision ot Col. Wiarc Forty and pounds of iro Norman construction equire 100,000 p casting was a success nessed by many New This is the enterprise has tacture expensive for the goyernment and test it entire- ly at private cost The gun, it 1s expected, will prove capable of de- livering 1S,000 pounds of and consumining g,o0o pounds of powder in projectile one hour's practice of The unequal ex metal and coasequent consecutive firing pansion of the bursting ot guns in rapid firing 1s be heved to have been overcome, and it is expected that it will meet the pro- the congressional enact= shall be intro- until it has been tested by firing it rapidly conditions resemb- ling the test of battle. Its projectors visions ot ment that no gun duced the into service under claim that one of these new gunscan | be fired from five to ten times, while ain there | the ordinary rifles and shotted gun can only be fired once with satety. Fatal Fight between Farmers. Louisyille, Ky , Sept. 6.--James Biakeman, a farmer of Hart county, tr his wife divorced sIx r was given mer :named Yesterday the ild ot Lazar- bound | Lemon | father de | us, who {| the rapahoes still speak | occupies the } \ighest peg in the chtettain’s tepee. Snell was tound ne: ing by lians creeping along the rocks overhang the canyon. bly tried to escape. Drav selt painfully upward, he reached top of a cliff that projected over he canyon’s waters, Here he was ble tor an instant a never to be see ent finding and burvi a e of the last aton ot the v quarrel was strength Hed, but was pur- t sued by L son, who shot and hased where trom his wounds. Drag Store a his cert re of all Large bottle $1 00. plaints I < bowels: save dollars in ever + Sold at fifty t 3. Walker. They wiil doctor bills cents a bot ADVICE TO MOTHERS. 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