H. Spence, airorney at, New Li-bjn, Ohio,
became involv-d ever a scandal with the
wife of Wm Casses, a restaurant
i-. p-r of this place, and Ctusjs
ax.ii,d Limselt and started out with
’he avowed intention of killing
Spence. He found Spence with his
bother Frank at kis office and a three
e rnered fight ensued. Frank Spence re
ceived two shots in his aim and one in
his breast and W. H. was shot twice in
the bid*. The former was dangerously
woundoH. Ua'-os then left for home to
V}i' his wife but was arrested and is now
in jail. I
THIRST FOR BLOOD
Lives of the Five Cattlemen in Cus
tody in Wyoming Ru
dangered.
Rustlers Demand that they be Turned
Over and May Attack
Troop*.
The Mob is Under the Command ot a
Young Methodist
Preacher.
Omaha, Neb., April 16.—Colonel Van
Horne, commandant at Fort McKinney,
Wyo., te'egraphs for permission to trans
fer Sutherland and Carpenter, the invad
ing cattle men captured by the sheriff
and hustlers bet ore the tight at
the T. A. ranch, from the jail
at Buffalo, Wyoming, to the guard house
as he f >ars an attack on the jail by rust
ler- The authorities wire to make the
transfer. The prisonerset Fort McKinney
are anxious to be taken to Cheyenne under
military escort as they are afraid if they
are not they will not get out. of northwest
ern Wyoming alive.
