Thu Muntcr,. The town of Bloomington, Y)i\h.. is all | torn up over iho telling of Geo. W. Bailey, j iinlt;\ the serious wounding of Ins son. atthat Place, ' The particulars as near as can. be learned, are something like this: Aboutthree years ago, Hattie Bailey, a-daughterof George, and a sister of Millard Bailey,! gave birth to an illegitimate child, the par-I entnge of which was fastened upon Elmer\ AYilsou. a sou- of C, R 'Wilson.- Elmer i afterward mnvried Huitie, but they lived| together but a short tixne. Hattie taking a | wayward -course. Elmer Jmally went to( Chicago, whore be still , remains. At iu-j tervals diinng.tlns time there have been I wordy wars and serious .threat?. .’Ehuer | obtained a diverse from Hattie' last .sum-i uieir. and since then the affairs have seemed to be very quiet;. The child referred to has ■'! from infaucv almost been in . the custody of Hattie's parents, George and Millard Bailey went tp Sionv Ciry spine weeksyago to work at. * heir trade. In the. meanitnie Elmer .sent lais father a power-oi-aitoniey, i . with the understanding that be shorn!d oh-i tain possession of the child and beep it un-| til ho (Elmer) shordd be able to take care 1 ‘ of it.. • Wilson obtained ary order from the • j prolate court for tiiebuKtody of (ho ' child ; j and in accordance there With the child -waK j turnedy»ver to him.. -Learning of this, the !;j:two . Bailey’s at Sioux - City. ai: oiice i j repaired ^ to Bloomington. Going • at - once to Wilson's stofG: lie • demanded the : ■ .child, but Wilvoh refused to give it-up*'. InL JllP -inoliiA Xvlllnll a f