New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
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The supreme Court Of the People With li,,
Judge IS rca on the bench, haS Just ooelsdei ys
session in Sumner. On Surcsy last, AM
suppIess his name for the sake Of bis isul,l "
cane uere from Atchison three or iour rnorv.
deceived little girl, i've yesrs Old, into lie 49,
and Ate u pts TO ,mmr violence on her persia ~
screams alarmed him and Induced him ts ds<l.,' ~
,atnrp.d d hcme. and told re9 mother VIVA, hsi -
nsn.d Early in the evening the Affair became ~
IN towp ard existed s tornado OF public rS,en.,:s
crowd gathered 10 font of TIE hoass ,ss,..sss
by tie old n.iscIesrt who Is some ysars oi acs ~
hss five or Elk children Two or three on ~
,n,.r,d the DIV sllirg. dragged hin out OF The -.
which be and his wife were sleeping; ana r,v. -.
time 10 don lie rether garments. A, As ssss AZ ~,
forced and rather hssty toilet le sprass ,os ard tas
head Of the bed, as if seeking something Ks no.t.,.
raj yi,itors supposing bln IN search Of . reyos.r
nstsn,ly osuQht him and passed bin out OF doon~y
be had been q stick of wosd. There he Sas esarss
by score OF mer who ruseed him toward toe iyer
ON the way ne snatched arevolSer from t,s bekof
ore OF them, ard was just eocAlig ", vhea svu
krook.d down ard il was wretcheo iros hl1.
His visitors soon reached the steam erfyA Aa:
a zone was noosed around his body uoder The 1aa
ard he MSS thrown into toe nVer' 10 isr ~
cords The crowd drew him up pe:im,ues lie b
dspee rather roughly sgainst tue side OF .as w;
Questioned him: but he denied The charge o'csN
sgsIpst him; cropped him IN and drew him ont ga
SIX or eight times, with the same success; nAy
half crowned condition, re confessed tnat 'ae ~
gurs story was tue, ard co.1. ootMsS sS III s'sn
ustful designs but said he had simply taken toe hbs
| ties in fun Tie crowd replied that they I'D y
doubt Of it, and that they alec were in fan 10 Il
| discipline they were giving hip.
He was finally permitted TO go houe, on q s,Jema
| nromse 10 leave the town early the mex. rooraiue
never TO return. 1t was vita eoesderabse ftcalty
| that bis csptors were dsruaded irom tsrrlng ara
festheripg or hoisswhipping him. Ia Their eIctsd
condition they would undoubtedly have tster ais lts
had ret some of the more thoughtful citissns excited
| their sympathy for bs family. as 1t was, bshss ~
ceiyed sson which be will not soon forse and BE-
| isrog en- bis winding way to the AuapahOe cylnhy.
| L. All or some other remote locality.
Major McCULLoUGH or HIS War HoyE-Nscr
| McCullough-one Of the Commissoners upon ;ie pat
of the United States Government 10 negotiae With hs
Mo,mops in Unsurpassed through our city yesterday
| ON his vay East. ana honcred us vita edl 5. Ao
ofiice of The Enquirer. The Maj was 10 the en,S
merit of excellent health, ard csue through from Sat
| Lake City to Lesvenworth (hsnsssl IN thlrtylrN
dsys by an overland journey soroes the paies, fAs
Msior hes DO confidence in the pspetuity OF Toe psm
| made with the Mormons, unless the GovsrsusE
ke, ps at Salt Lake City strong military frs-y
from 500 to 2,OOO men, ln regard to the pop daea
| of the Mormons the Msjor estimates u 81 sks.
5e,OO0 They could bring into the tiold about llN
! fighting mep Of v hom some 200 exceieot vcops
and efficient mountaireers. The M,jor stssd, in is
! course of conversation. that Re advised Efghac
|
chy 10 pull up has stakes and remove 10 20 no other
country. The prophet aftergard declared taM S
allowed 70 n an TO advice him-to stand bstxesl him
ana God, from whom alone be took his corosels. IL
is Major McCuoughs decided opinion ths. the United
States should maintain there very strong military
| government for the MCrmc Us have no love for our
| institutions aud can only be kept IN suheenon by
coercve measures. To eff-ct that II would be neees.
ss,y to repeal the law organizing the Territory a.e
vest all authority in Governor ana Councn' spws~
ed by the Preeldent and Senate. GIN. Eng AagW,
The EXPLOSION OF THE FAILS CrrY.-As ins!y
announced by telegraph the Falls City burst acyth
| der head, 35 miles below Memphis, few dsys slbA
| and but for large ice-box which was stsne4k
tween the cylinder and the boilers, the resak Wad
have been much more disastrous. The sccldess "
CURED Austin while the passengers were s dir
Der, VINO numbered about three hundred, ssd pro
duced the greatest CONSERVATION. They all rushed
out, and one Of our nfOrmaus states that required
all bic pgth TO prevent his being pushed overheard.
! One fell to the lower deck, but escaped with
| sprained ankle.
There were four of the crew blown overheard, Of
whom three were drowned, one, little boy vao was
employed IN the cook house, was saved, but bs died
subse e9uenty. Besides, eeven Of the crew were
| scalded, two Of whom could not survive. The little
boy swan nearly half mile, when the s:ssnboat
Langley came up, and rope was throw 70 him He
caught hold Of It with his hands but they we're 70
badly ecalded that he could lot them, and hs put
| the rope in his mouth, and was thus rescued The
| his suffering without murmur and died 6si9fs tns
boat acbed Memphis. The Falls City then csme up
on ore wheel. Nearly all her passengers left her =
Memphis and came to Cairo on the Fanny BulIi1
The Fals City blew out her packing when short dA-
lance above Nstchez, but no one was Injured byit
pittsbuigh Evening Chr'nee-
| DISTRESSING CksUALTY-A wELL.EyOws CITIES
ACCIDENTALLY BLowIsG OrT HIS BRAIss-YssHf'
day morning, little before O'Clock, 5. j. Joen. Tar
nure dealer No. % Eat Fourth street, residiog hse
Canege Hill arose, ard opening the front door, ead
seeing a hawk flying about the barn, be called 9
servant gnl, the only person up about the nous y
bling him his gun, which she did. Having Askea A~
II II was loaded, che said she thought not, vnsn heN
quested her to 20 to his room and get box Of pse
SION caps.
during the girls absence he raised the hummer Oh
the gun, and was about to blow in the barrel wnens
favoIite dog came bounding toward Mr.. j., bic PAW
sirkipg the trigger just as the wespon was raced
his face The gun, which was loaded with cap o.
me tuoe was discharged, the shot tearing on POI,
ton OF his sA and dsshBg out his brains. Hs mus
have been killed so suddenly and quickly as to have
been unconscious of the least pain, or even Of the
cause Of his destruction
This most melancholy accident is deeply lsnsutsd,
az Mr. John was worthy citizen, foil Of ladassJ,
energy ana enterprise, and had very many persona
fie.ds In the city. He leaves wife and lsrge fsuy
eight daughters. (Cin. Enquirer.
TIE Lovers SwsG.-We lesrn from ,rresposl.
ent that the fashionable notion Of suicide iousd
lie way into the fashionable circles Of q. -sst oss
Summer resort At one Of these, knosn 10 tss
pleasure seekirg world as "Deal,' quite an exciting
tcere occurred few days since tngiog with some
thing more than the voned life those who bsk 10 tos
hsppy, genial pleasures of tLs f.nous but q1ist
treat. Tie house at Deal statds some four nsodrsd
and hfy yaids from the ses, between which tsefens
walk some seven fee. wide which serves a. toe thoI.
ougbfare. Near the beach, TO prevent the wax ffom
being fsd with sand by passing wagons, t1o uPngas
pieces Of timber erected, about eight feet II hgny
Phladelphis lady, having fallen desperately 70 love
with gentleman whose attentions were monopoli5se
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