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RUTLAND, W., May 25.-Several hun-
dred Of the Irish laborers, employed at the
West Rutlaad marble quarries, struck for
higher wages some time ago Their en-
ployes refused % accede 10 their demand,
and sent 10 Canada, and got the services Of
abont 500 French Canadians 10 fill the
places Of the strikers This greatly ex-
cited the Irish laborers, and crested 40
30 rsuch I'll feeling that threats have been
made to destroy the quarries. The author
tiles have made all the necessary prepara-
ton and will promptly suPpress any dem
onsfration.
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EBattIe Between Cretans and Turks,

EBaffIe Between Cretans and Turks,
New YORK, May 25.-According to the
latest Cretan accounts, battle was fought
on the 4lh Of April, on the plain Of Hera-
clion, in which 5000 Crelans repulsed .
vastly superior number OF Turks. who were
supported by regular Circassian cavalry.
The English man-Ofgar Trenoalio wit
messed The battle. ..
On April 9th, the Cretans achieved IN
other victory at RebGves. Other battles
took place al Yalandikei and Seeland. In
the former the Turks bad 400 men killed
and wounded. Six thousand refugee Gre
tan families in Greece were exposed 10
great misery. The Greek government spent
three million dollars to save them from
starvation.
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Body Recovered burglary,
EuP. etc.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The body Of
Capt. d. f. Preston, late governor Of Sail
or's Home, Long harbor, Staten Island,
which has been missing since the 23d Of
January last, was found on Point John
son, on the New Jersey shore.
A heavy burglary was perpetrated dnr-
ing Saturday night, on the store Of Girard,
Bells & Co, No. Oldslip. The safes were
broken open and property IN bonds, shoes,
stamps and iewelry valued at $4,000 was
stolen. The burglary was not discovered
till day light yesterday morning, No track
of the thieves has yet been found.
A public meeting Of Hebrew Christians
was held at the Cooper Institute last even
ing for the purpose Of presenting the claims
of the Messiah TO their inquiring friends.
Several addresses were made, and steps
taken for holding an anniversary meeting
at some future day.
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SPRNGFIE.D, MAS, May 25.-Reoent
rains have raised the Connecticut river 10
a point higher than before this year, aud
considerable damage has been done 10 the
crops
The Knights Templar Of this city have
received an autograph letter from Presi-
dent johnson declining their invitation 10
grand celebration OF So. Johns day June
"a, ia which Encampmenla IRON ali New
England will participate.
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by the Constitution. They would gladly
make him their instrument TO overthrow
the liberties Of the people. And he has
too little knowledge, too little appreciation
Of the great principles Of free government
to respect them himself, or to defend them
from The assanlts Of others.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VHIs rs To GIVE NOTICE. THAT Oh
IN Bankruptcy vas issuei against the estate o.
David Russell. Of tha eDunfY s9i LiHcolH
and state Of IennesGee, Who has been adJudged
bankrupt on BIZ own petition flfatt payment
81 any debts and delivery % any property belong
ing b such bAnkrapt, ~ han, 90 ioT has
use, aud transfeF Of any Property ~ him.
forbidden By law. that q fdseting u the cred
it0ra Of the said bankrupt. % prove tbeir debit.
and 10 choose 0ne Or iaeTs tfQf'nees gf h4s
estate viii be held a. a Court Of BANKRUPTCY, 10
be holden on the 2fth DAY 81 June. A. y.
3sll3. 80 o'clock A. A., az the oltcs % the
Rsgister IN Bankruptcy. fayetteville. Ieanes-
see bel1Tl " II. Doughty ESQ. Register.
-. 81 T.. Ola SCOCK,
u 5. Marshal. AssssnRss
By J. K. WARNER, = !.
Nays 1t Dep. 0. $. Marshal. Messenger.
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PUBLIC RENTING.
TIE VALUARLE sALINEs.

situated in W ashingt0n eauntg. Virginia. I,nswn
a. Kings Salt Works. aud the lands and build
ings held thereWith. for n term Of ave year, %
commence on the Let day of January, 1862
The lessee. in addition 20 the rents, will be re-
auired ~ pas all the taxes accruing upon said
prOperty-t0 Leave upon the property 40 the eE-
pirafi0u 81 the lease, sueh IMPROVEMENTS dH-
lures. furnaces kettles. etc. ~ he found upon
the estate al the commencement Of the lease
and In good condition a. he found them and
shall also. al the expiration Of has lease. leave
IN good conditi0n all such improvements, Ia
lures, furnaces, kettles. etc, a. be may have
during bis term put upon said land. Tor The
manas esnent Of his busiusss--and Fhall be lin
tied - supply % salt on hand a. the cod u the
term. not exceeding a supply % the market iur
the next tx mOnths-such amount 90 be aEcsf
fainei from the sales 81 tho-frst SIX months of
the preceding year. The lessee will be required
b. execute bond. with good security. a. De- au-
taxes annually accTutng. and the rents iu auuu-
al instailments. and FOR the faithfBl perform anco
Of all the other sIpulati0nz Of tho lease. the
Court reBerviuR the night, n al zuT tine the
security becomes dSubtfui % insnaieieut tgsfe-
auiFs the iessee 10 give other sufficient security
Qr 70 terminate The lease. Al . special Term %
be heid. eommsneing on the latn daJ gf July,
is6s the Cont Wih q 70 a minimum Tuut.
kiag's s6it W 9rks are situated IN y ashingtan
county, Virginia, about eight miles from the
main item % the Virsinia and Tsnnesses Raii-
road and AZ tho terminus q the branoh rad
running fr8u Glade Spring t. Saitvl la. Afford
ing ample railroad transportation Tor the shib-
neut u silt % market.
Ths salt manufactured al these WaFk Is Of the
aaest quality. and the supply of briBs, thosah
The wells have been worked ter more than fhF
year, shows 20 deterioration ia quality 81 dim
mutton in quantity. A Eery large area III
country, enhraclas parts ~ Nusinla FenneB-
see. North Carolina Georgia. and Aiabrmz h
supplied with SAT- from these works and the al
Joining Estate, the two together supplying On
Increasing demand NJ present Of about isEr
hundred thousand bushels Of sait aanaaiIy r.t
u y seldom that such an opportunity b. Of
iere1to the profitable exercise 80 eneug and
the Investment OF capital. Persons desiring o.
lease are invited o. a. amino the property and
o. test the quality q the brine before the day of
lottias and % aeauaiut ihsuaselyes Elfh sab
ilciz o0nneeted With The manatacfure and sale
annual valus.0i the property.
ARTHUR 4. CIiMALAdas 80.
Abingdon. va. Maya. Is5s my55tf
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BUY AT HOME.

THE UNDERSIGNED. BRING FULLY
4 prepared for manufacturing sash.
Doors. Blinds. inside and out, Pivot and
STATIONARY Stats, Frames Of every description,
Brackets Corniees. plain and ornamental.
Mantelpieces. M0uldings Of all kinds, Base
Boards Flooring, Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank. vs. eathsrboaTding. and Building Mate
nal generally. Also. Builders and Contractors;
All at as Tow rates as can 10 imported OF equal
Quality. Send orders. PunctnalIy and dls-
patch are our business ere eli. Ofiee and Fac
tory adjoining Nashville and Chattanooga Hall
road Locomotive Shops. Cedar street, nashville,
TURREVILLE& FULCHER.
nrrt-4 FrrIv
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inauguration Of the staIse Of ThSs.


ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Mayor Thomas has
Issued a proclamation recommending a
general suspension Of business on Wsdnes-
day in honor Of the ceremonies Of iHaugu-
ration and unwilling the statue Of Thomas
II. Benton, which takes place at lafayette
Park on that day.
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@.) on PER CART LOAD belly EltED.
CoZ .OU or twelve and ball Tents per bslsA-
al at the Gas Works. Orders ielt A. lhe once.
j. H kENDRGCK,
navgIm Secretary.
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STRAYED.

TNROM THE STABLE OF HEREFORD,
JIG Reeves & Co.. on the night Of the 18th inst,
one Bay Mare Mule. She has one white spot
behind left ear also a white spot on left thigh F;
Is or 1917 hands high. We will pay liberal re-
ward for the return Of said Mule 10 US at No. II
mayo Il HEREFORD. REEVES & co.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TEN DAYS
w for the building of a stone CuIVerf
on Broad street.
Specifications can be seen at the City Engi-
neer's Office, corner Of Cherry and Deaderiek
streets. c. NJ. DONALDSON,
mays "a s Chairman Street Committee.
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ByJ.R. WARNER,
my8 II Dep. q. s. Marshal Messenger.

rHIS Is. TO GIVE NOTICE. THATO ON THE
4 10Th DAY Of May. A. ID. 1868, a warrant
IN bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
NJ. l.. McElTay. in the county Of Lincoln
and State Of Tennessee. who has been ad-
judged a bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment Of any debts and delivery III any
property belonging to such bankrupt % him on
for has use, aud the transfer Of any property by
him, are forbidden By law; that a meeting of
the creditors OF the said bankrupt TO prove
their debts and 70 choose one or more assiTnees
Of his estate. wall be held 90 n Court OF Bank
rupicy. 70 be holden on thszith day Of june.
the Register in Bankruptcy Fayetteviila. Ten
ncssee. before W. N. Doughty ESD Register.
4. X. GLASCOCE.
BYJ. r. WARMER.
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~ y n W NNNh It,
my26 % Dep. U. S. Mar-hnL Ma..aneer

rVHIS IS To GIVE NOTICE. THATON THE
/ eDth day IT May. A. d. ifsis. n warrant
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued aRainst the estate Of
and Stale OF Tennessee. who has been ad-
judged bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment o! any debts aud delivery Of any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt 20 hiJn or
for his use, and the transfer OF any property by
him. ere forbidden by law; that meeting " the
creditors Uf the said bankrupt. 20 provo their
debts and - choose one Or more assignee Of bis
estate will be held AZ a Court Of Bankruptcy 10
be holden on the 18th day Of June. a. D.
1888, at O'Clock A. NJ, NJ thu Office Of the
Register in Bankruptcy. Fayettsville Tonnes
see. before ". N. Doughty Esq, Register
A. 4 UT.AsFNFE
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Z. r GLASCOCK.
J. r. WARNER.
may6 II Dep. u. 5. Marshal Messenger

1'''1I II wv = . ~ 7IT7IIlIIl "
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on THE
= 10th day Of May. A. ID. 1865, "A warrant in
james Rutledge. Of the county Of Lincoln and
State Of Tennessee, VINO has been adjudged
a bankrupt on his own petition that the paw
ment Of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging 70 such bankrupt, to him. OF for his
use, and transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by law; that a meeting Of the cred
iOrs of the said bankrupt. 10 prOvs their dsbts.
viii be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be
holden on the 18th day Of June A. ID.
1868, at 9 o'clock A. NJ. at the Office OF the
Register in Bankruptcy. Pulaski, tennessee.
before w. N Doughty, ESQ. Register.
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Y. s. Marshal. Messenger
BY J.. r. WARNER.
myai u Dep. U. s. Mar.hal. Me..enrrr

THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THF
= alth dRy Of MAY. A. y 1873 Warranf IN
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of Vs. j.
Halsey, Of the county OF Einooln and State
OF Tennessee. who has been adiudgod "a bank
rupt on bis own petition that the payment OF
any debts and delivery of any property belong
ing % such bankrupt. % him Or iof his use,
and the transfer Of any property by him ara for
hidden By law that a meeting Of the creditors
Of the said bankrupt, 20 prove their dehts and
to choose one or more aEsignccs Of his estate win
be held az Court Of Bankruptcy 90 b. holden
oHnienp ~ ~. me- = ~ = - -. ~ y
Bankruptcy. Fayetteville. FEM before w. N.
Doughty Esq. Register
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y. r. GLASCOCk.
". s. Marshal. Messenger
by J. K, WAKNEK,
my8 Il Dep. u. $. Marshal Messenger.

sFHIS Is TOGIyE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
2Oth day Of May, A. d. lsGS a warraut
IN banSruptcy was issued against the estate
AMI state OF Feunessee. who has been ad-
Judged bankrupt on his aWR nett
nou; that the payment Of my debts and de-
hYefy OF any property belonging 90 such bank
rupt, TO him or for his use and the frarysfsY. of
any property BY him are forbidden by law (, thar
meeting Of the creditors OF the said ban rHpt
70 prove their debts. and % choose one or tn6re
assgnees Of has estate. viii be held nc a Court ot
bankruptcy, 20 be holden on the oath day Of
June, A. ID. 1863. AZ 9 o'clock A. M. al the
office Of the Register in Bankruptcy. Favette-
vile. tennessee. before W. N. Doughty, ESQ,
Register.
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BY J.R. WARNER. ''''''' W 'is'''
my8 IL Dep. u. =. Marshal Msss.-,.,-

THIS is To GIVE NOTIcF. THAT ON
i the 10Th day Of May, A. h. fs6S. a warrant
IN bankruptcy Wasi issued against the estate nj
Ih0s. A. Shelton. of the county Of Lincoln ana
state OF Tennessee, who has been adiudred
a bankrupt on his own petifioa. thst
the payment OF any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrurt Ia MIN ~
for his use. and the transfer Of any property hv
him, are forbidden by law, that a fneetinr Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt, 10 prove
their debts and 20 choose one or more assirnees
Of his estate viii be held at a Court of Bank
ruptcy- 20 be holden on the 9th day Of June.
A. ID. 1855, at o'clock A. NJ. at the Office Of the
Register ~ bankruptcy, Fayetteville. Tenn.
before W. N. Doughty, Esq., REGISTER.
r. R. GLASCOCK.
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where they shall demand inquiry, either
by oath or affirmation Of petitioners. De
demanded the previous question, but 1t
was not seconded and The proposition went
over under the rules
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In BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
- 2Oth day of May, A. ID. 1873, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against tho estate OF
A. ). Duvai. Of the county of Lincoln
and State Of Tennessee. who has been ad-
Judged bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment OF any debts aud delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him or
ier MS use, and the transfer OF any property By
MIN are forbidden by law; that a meeting OF
Ihe eredltors OF inc said bankrupt to prove their
debts. and to choose one or more sssisnecs M
has estate. will be held at Court Of ankruptcy.
70 be holden on the 9th day Of June. A. il.
ISoo: AZ o'clock A. NJ, NJ the Office OF the
before W NJ Doughty. Eco, REGISTER.
lfIF y. X. GLASCOCK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
TILE sPIcER poIsoNING CASE.

The inquest to determine the cause of the
death Of John spcer the 10th ut, which accom-
panied with all the symptoms acrbed 10 strychninc
resumed Yesterday az II a. m, before Coroner Rollins
James Adkins (colored). employed in the house OF the
deceased testified that the day OF Mr. spcers death
he was sent by Mrs. Spiccr TO procure seidZ powder
aud that he obtained the powder ~ drugstore on sixth
envelope aud he qua not open the envelope Andrew l.
Bennett, clerk at Frees drugstore where the powder
procured testified that the powder sent 10 Mr..
Spcer taken from the drawer in which supply
kept and that he had previously aud has sincc sold
powders from the drawer. Dr. T. f. Bartlett testi-
lied that nc was called upon at about p m OF the 10Th ult,
To visit Nh Splcer Having questioned MI Speer IN re-
gard 10 his symptoms sc lac went 10 his office TO pro
necessary drugs; ms return the symptoms
OF the deceased became more violent COMMISSIONS set in
aud before an antld0te couln be admlhstefcu uehth
cusucd. Or Bartlett secured the papers IN which the
powders had been wrapped and perceived bitter taste
foreign 10 the nature Of scdtZ lie visited FrecSs drug
stores and tasted powders from the drawer. which
hc found Ia be all right George Spccr, brother of the
deceased testified that Mr. Spccr had been for several
years complaining OF feeling bad and of great debility Dr.
John Beach testified that he assisted at the post norton
examination. and that portion of the contents OF the
stomach and ntestnes carefully preserved IN bottles
for chemical aay sis and together Z" IN henorc con
tents OF tho sent 10 Dr. DOremus The tcstl
mony of Dr. ogden DOrcmus Professor OF Chemistry aud
TOXcOOgy, substantially 10 the effect that Cheml-
cal analysis showed TINT the papers Ia which the pow
ders had been put mp contained unmisakable evidences
OF the presence of strycua, did also the postmorem
contents 0f the stomach. Tho utemOltcm contents
were treated IN the same manner rs tie pOsttnor-
TEN, but no evidence OF strychnla was found.
The jury returned a verdict that the said John Spcer
10 his death by taking stryrhhinc contained In
scidz powder, July 49, 1865 and In opinion suid
poison taken for the purpose Of sefdcatructiOn
from the evidence before rs We fully eXoncTae j. H..
Frees druggist, OF No. ls9 SlNthaNc rs well his
stant from any act Of careessneSs m compouudmg or
preparing the scdliH powder sold James Adkins, and
further believe said powder Ia mayo Dceu free from
any POISONOUS ingredients when was taken from the
Store"
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BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN.
THE MANDAMUs OF THE SUPREME COUET DIS
REGARDED - THE CORPORATION COUNSEL
ASKED FOR AN OPINION.

THE MANDAMUs OF THE SUPREME COUET DIS
REGARDED - THE CORPORATION COUNSEL
ASKED FOR AN OPINION.
a special meeting of the Board of Council
men was called yesterday, 10 take appropriate action DO
reference the death Of Gen. Charles G.. lalpne late
Register of the city and County Of New-lork The Board
accordingly met at o'clock President Monaghan ~ th,
char. The Clerk, Mr. Peter Mcknight, read tho roll Of
OF the i've COuncilmcn elected last Fall. aud Who
have not yet been recognized hy the present Board
dntso %SIe PeSSH' s smu ic,'i.Ju ~ "y '"i
call, Councilman O'Relly asked 90 know by what al.
was Informed the Clerk had done In consequence
OF a Hdnda0S issued by one 81 the Judges ~ tine gu
ferred informed lbs the Chair. and the President
Piled that he had no information 10 give. and was sur
moved dispense with The services of the Clerk and
have the roll called hy the Deputy clerk, which was car
hand the eslmation Of the Clerk Mr.. Peter Mcknight
audit accepted after which the Deputy Cieh read The
lad been made. These names were George w. Iyans,
George 4. Heinrick. william Lamb, John O,buru, and
Henry {. Perley. The ceremony over, MT lyah', WHO
had been sitting Just within the bar Of the Board de
manded to be recognized as member Of the Board and
the President directed the Sergeant Arms 10 remove
INN nom the room Inc olh't paILe' Nuo ..u ul'l E
rludcd chained their nights, hut were not recognized
10y the President, who again directed the StIg'anat
Arms TO kccP 3rIeI mglloh was ha. 10y C3u.eIlila
Gibncy that William IT, Mallory be appointed C.cTk ia
place ~ Mr.. Mcknight, which was carried Councilman
sacOm then introduced the following resolution, winch
was adopted: g.,
Corporation and that bee Dee directed GO ctrI ODE rg - u
Board u hr premises; All that hH h directed 90 furnish tbs Board n
ntley with hs opinion ts duty vIeN Of iAo proceedings az
ready had
A motion prevailed by vote Of II 10 that Thomas
KerTgau be removed from the position OF Goorhccw aud
Patrick Dcvcrcdu appointed 4 communication from the
Board OF Aldermen, transmitting copy OF t6resouOHs
adopted by that Board Tuesday In reference 20 the
dectase OF Gen Charles G.. Halpuc, was received, ana
the resolutions unanimously adopted. Committee ui
Five COuncmcn Gibucy, Culku, Feitncr, BruckS, ana
Galligan appointed 10 cooperate with SIMILAR Com
mittce appointed by the Board OF Aldermen IN carrying
fD lr,flfE
the deceased The Board then adjourned 10 the first
Monday in September
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THE TRAGEDY IN SHREWSBURY, VT

The Rutland Herald brings us the details of
the Gilman murder in Shrewsbury, VT, on Saturday
evening, already briefly reported by telegraph The
Rutland Journal says:
For many wears feud has existed between the Plum
ley and Bach families numerous lawsuits growing out
OF the same and suit being pending between them In
owned nv Isaac H. Baich, broke into field Of corn
owned by Zba Pumley, doing considerable damage ana
a consequence the animals were lnpoHnue III S.
teesed persons appointed to appraise the dam
ages which they we're engaged In doing on SATURDAY
afternoon, in company with George Bntterly, sOd
inlaw Of Plumley, when they were aPRroacnseu
by Bach and John Gilman and his John Gilman, 1r
Some words followed between Balch and the Gmans on
one side and Butterfly on the otner as 10 ts
the question under appraisal which they seemed 10 Settle
and all started toward the road, distant ABOUT thy
nearing which Bach and Butterfly shook hahds the is
fer remarng that he was wiling 10 let bygones Dc
Cones" and that he would stand the orlhKs ior e
crowd" With this explanation Butterfly started Tor inc
house OF his fathernaw get pint of rum with when
to keep good his promise He was absent however aOS
%nnng Gilman Renamed in the field within few feet OF
the road his father and Balch standing IN the nga%
AZ the expiration OF the time mentioned Butterfly re-
turned i'm company with Horace r. Plumley Frederick
Plumley, and Zba their father. Horace nmeuatey ap
proarbcd Gilman pointing loaded shot gun at him. ana
ordered him out Of the field with which request Gilman
expressed hs willingness to comply but the gun Deg IN
he seized hold of the barrel Of the same and at.
tempted unsuccessfully TO wrench from tne hanuS Vi
P pr1ac6sd Gilman mn and threatened to stab him with
ptchOrk, with which he was armed unless ne lutSu
the field Gilman turned TO ward OF the blow OF the lOrh
aud In doing loosed his hold the shot gun III the
hands OF Horace when the latter deliberately fired upon
him the charge Of shot taking effect in the region OF the
heart Two workmen in the employ OF Bach named
vim and QUARTER then came up, and cross firing ensned
during which several v0eys were discharged result
IN inctng severe wound in the left leg Of John Gil
man ST. and flesh wound in the right leg as well az
scalp wound tho person Of Horace r. Pumley, VINO
fired the first shot COrOners jury was organized on
Saturday evening and the result verdict that the
deceased John Gilman r came TO his death from the
effects of charge OF shot, discharged from weapon In
the hands Of person the jury unknown This YER
diet rendered that Horace Pumley may receive the
q dOuDtS
I'm scfdefense that the discharge Of the weapon was
accidental. Young Gilman was resident OF Little FalIs
n Y and was but temporarily at Shrewsbury 10 help
his father through haying and harvesting He was about
o van of aga