Reward For Clayton's Slayer

Atlanta, Nov. 23. - Governor Jones of Arkansas wires The Journal that he will give a revvard of $500 for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of J. M. Clayton, who was assassinated in Plummerville, Ark., in November, 1888. Luther Aikins, a convict guard of Pitts, Ga., tells The Journal that he knows the murderer and has sufñcient ëvidence to convict him, but that a reward of $500 ■woulinot be an inducement for him te disclose the guilly party. If Aikins' clew is reliable the murderer of Clayton is probably a convict, who is now serving a term in the Georgia penitentiary.