Les croquis historiques et les souvenirs du comté de Madison, Indiana . sont statétels suivants : J. C. Clark, agent spécial de l'American Express Com-pany-, avait été à Anderson plusieurs jours. Le résultat de l'enquête a montré que McCallister a été à court de 950 $ avec thecompany. Un mandat a été placé dans les mains de Patrolman Rodgers, qui, en rencontrant le jeune McCallister à la porte de la GriffithHouse, a commencé à lire le bref, quand le jeune homme a attiré l'avolver et a tiré, le ballon entrant dans son front. Il est tombé sur le trottoir, les cerveaux qui s'ensanglant de la plaie. Il est mort presque instantanément, et a été enlevé à la maison de

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Historical sketches and reminiscences of Madison County, Indiana . is statedas follows : J. C. Clark, special agent of the American Express Com-pany-, had been in Anderson several days. The result of aninvestigation showed that McCallister was short $950 with thecompany. A warrant was placed in Patrolman Rodgers hands, who, meeting young McCallister at the door of the GriffithHouse, began to read the writ, when the young man drew arevolver and fired, the ball entering his forehead. He fell to the sidewalk, the brains oozing from the wound.He died almost instantly, and was removed to the home ofhis parents, where an inquest was held by Coroner C. L.Armington. Young McCallisters funeral was one of thelargest ever in Anderson. It is not only the opinion of the writers, but of a largemajority of the people of Anderson, that McCallister was thevictim of a conspiracy—that some one else was the rogue, andthat the young man had a confession wrung out of him underpromise of protection, after which he was betrayed. When HISTORY OK MADISON COUNTY, INDIANA. 589. peopibonie ;x good name. TRAGIC DEATH OF DOTE MCULLOUOII. Dote McCullough, a desperate character, met ^vith atragic death in Welshs saloon on North Main street, in An-derson, May 1>6, 1894. He attempted to kill young Dora Welsh, but failed, andin self-defense the latter sent a bullet crashing through hisbrain. About half past nine oclock in the evening a young manby the name of Paxon. and Laura Skidmore, a woman of thetown, went to Welshs saloon, on North Main street, andentered the wine rooms. While tliey were in the rooms Dote McCulloughcame in the back way and entered the wine room. He hadbeen a lover of the Skidmore woman, and was in a jealousfrenzy wlien he entered the place. He began to threatenPaxon and the woman, when Welsh entered. The latter toldMcCullough he would either have to behave himself or gel out.McCullough was a stranger to Welsh and he retorted by mak-ing some threat. McCullough then passed out,

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