She claims that she had received
threatening letters while in Ireland re
cently. One of the men wore a green
dress and a large hat with a veil. The
veiled man attempted the assassina
tion. No arrests have been made. The
police have a slight clue to the scoun
drels, and it is believed the men were
bitten by the dog in the struggle.
Lady Dixie says that her bead is con
fused and painful. She supposed the
miscreats stunned her.
The allair is puzzling evreyone. No
clue to the assailants has been discov
ered. A gardner at work thirty yards
from the Scene neither saw nor board
anything of the occurrence. Lady
Florence says she called to her husband
for help. She states she should he sor
ry to attribute the outrage to the land
league.
A Strange Tragedy.
EVIDENTLY THE WOKK OF WHISKY.
Wheeling, W, Va., March 19.—This
evening about six o’clock. Guenther
Schuell entered the drug store of hia
uncle, Dr. G. Schuckhardt, and told hie
brother, Robert Schnel), that he wanted
to see the old doctor. When the doc
tor entered he asked what was wanted.
