The native American., 1838-11-10
BLACK LIST.


built. He used to live in Surry in this county
had wife and one or two chdrcn--and ran
away from here in the fall Of 1885, He owed
us nearly forty dollars, and the expense of the
Sheriff in an unsuccessful pursuit of the fellow,
was about $50 more. Some persons think he IS
now in New Brunswick, some in Canada, and
others that he is in the vicinity of Salem, (Mass.)
where he was said to have connexions. If any
one will lend us hand in ierretng out the un-
grateful scamp, he shall be suitably rewarded.
Phillip SuHiran, brother to the above, is a
stout, lazy, 'Uorthless creature, who owes us
nearly as much as his brother-and for merchan-
dze in 1895. He is, or was, not long since, in
Franklin. All he cares for are 'Rum and Cas-
If any one will give the lazy and unprincipled
creature a good thrashing and send him out of
the State, he shall receive reward of sic cents,
but no charges paid.
Hugh Ce6icla, is another Irish scamp whom
we kept from starvation in 1886, by Bread and
Pork. He is cooper by trade, and by practice,
a drunken, lazy acretch, some 35 or 40 years of
age He has lived in Belfast, Castine, Surry
and Easport If i'll the land of the living, and can
be compelled to pay small debt, we will be
obliged to any one for information which may
lead to such result.
James Caughey, is another ungratefu Irish
man, whose family we fed and clothed in 1886,
and who rewarded us by running awav in our
debt some $35. He was last seen in the en-
plov of General Lyman, Of Waham, Mass.
These and few other Irishmen, who always
found friend in lis, have gone of in debt to us
about $500, one half Of which we should be glad
now to receive in full discharge Of our claims.
Northern Statesman.
TRIAL AND SENTENCE OF sQUIRES.
Austin Squres, who shot his wife in May last,
was tried, on Friday and Saturday of last week,
before the Circuit Court now i'll session, found
yuiltv, and sentenced to be hung on the goth day
of November next, (this monthly
This was cold-blooded murder-made doubly
horrible, if possible, from the fact that the unfor-
tuna,e victim fingered in the most excrutiating
aoony. from the 5th Of May until the middle of
August. The fatal wound was given by pistol
ball. shot while Mrs. S. was in the act of taking
the clothes from the line in the evening. The
ball entered the back and lodged in the spinal
marrow, and completely paraized the entire body
and limbs below the wound.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to make
good plea of insanity but the evidence adduced
on this point was entirely insufficient; and the
proof Of the guilt of the wretched man SO clear,
that the Jury were out but fifteen minutes.
Roch. Dene., 22d uH.
have this morning learned from pretty
good authority, that the Grand Jury will certainly
find bill against Mr.. De Iaiechelle, the French
Vice Consul, for his action in the Abduction case
No further information on the subject has as yet
transpred, the report that they have ignored the
bill respecting Lyons and Gilchrist, wants con-
iirmation.-U. S. Gazette.
R1or-In drunken squabbe between sun.
dry malcontents last Sunday evening, at Pawtuck-
ct, r. l., John Doherty received several deep
wounds in the head and abdomen being stabbed
by Thomas Green, both of them foreigners. The
parties in the course of the squabble went over
the river into Massachusetts, where Green was
lodged in prison..-Euening Star.
The Adams Sentinel, published at Gettys-
burg, (Pa.) mentions that on Friday night last,
some Irish laborers on the railroad made an at
tempt to break into the house of a German, who
retails liquor at or near Mr.. Clay's section, and
were fired upon by him. One of the men was
shot and died next morning. The German sur
rendered himself next day, and is now in prison.
ILLINo1s.-In speaking of the manner in which
the election in Illinois was conducted, the editor
OF the SdlSiIlIOH says. HC CuilOI Vi
this paper last week. with one of the contractors
of the North Cross railroad, examined the poll
books of this (Springfed) town, and found that,
at the recent election, nineteen of his hands voed
and that of the nineteen persons, two only were
legal voters Some further important facts in re-
lation to this matter may appear hereafter. We
presume that an examination of the votes given
on other sections Of the road will exhibit results
not dissimilar to those herein mentioned"
Cincinnati Uhig.
Election h,cidcnt.-'Whati is your name" said
one Of the inspectors to person offering vote.
John Burr said the fellow, forgetting his own
name, in his zeal, for his candidate.
Have you been naturalizcd' asked chal-
aenger Of a foreigner who presented his vote
YES Where were you naturaized! !! At
Montreal said the fellow.-CleaUeland Gazette.
NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS.
Certain facts have lately come to our knowledge,
which may serve 10 account for the delay in max
ing the returns.
Daring the election, at poll twelve miles from
Millville, fifty men appeared in body to vote.
1t was proved on the spot, that they were foreign