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The Shanghai Recorder gives the
particulars of a recent outrage COM
mitted on Rev. Mr. Taylor and his
party of missionaries near Chinkeang.
Their house was surrounded by a
mob of eight or ten thousand people,
who broke into it, destroyed all their
property, and then set fire to it. The
inmates were forced to throw the chill
dren from the upper windows, and
the women were obliged to follow at
the risk of their lives. The ladies
belonging to the mission have all more
or less suffered from wounds and
bruises, and the Rev. Mr.. Reid had
his eyes SO severely injured that there
are very serious doubts of his ever re-
covering his sight. The outrage was
committed by the literary class, who
spread report that the missionaries
boiled up children to use them for
medicine. m @
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A HowL.-The Memphis Avalanche

A HowL.-The Memphis Avalanche
uvvds reconstruct1ng sadly. The day
after the election it ravcd in this man
aer:
"Heretofore we have advised our
friends to be cool and wise; to dis
card anger and passion. But since
prudence and wisdom have made no
impression. We only ask of our friends
to take care of themselves. We can
only say that for the future the Ava
lanche will be more bitter and pros
criptive upon the earpet-baggerS Ill our
midst than heretofore. They have
brought all the evils upon the country.
They have traduced and riliied the
South, and they must be made the
sufferers. 1t may be they have forced
US to become Samsons to pull down
the pillars Of the republic. The vote
of the North yesterday branded US as
outlaws. Be it SO. Let this outlawry
rest upon those who for vile party pur-
poses have published US as SUCH
Since prudence and submission to hu
initiation and depreciation brings us
no relief, we feel no interest in the re
public; and while we have hitherto
counselled prudence aud restrained
the hand OF violence toward those
who have brought upon US all oul
woes, We can on y say to our friends
despise the government that Cypress
es you, and visit just and meriteC
retribution upon the thieves and car
pet-baggers who have made US slaves
Grant is president. We are at BIZ
mercy. But if the bondholder an,
aud the snobs of the North expect t.
roll in luxury and maintain thei
wealth by oppression and tyranny
they will be mistaken, for the tone an,
acts of the Southern people towar
the thieves and plunderers in GU
midst during the next six months Wi
teach them that history is repeatln
itself, and that it will bankrupt tn
government to suppress he heav
. emotions and uprisings of peopl
who, once free, never can be slaves,
: The Avalanche was not too bitterl
e rebel and "secesh" to have no follow
e ers and admirers during the war an
undoubtedly it has them now.
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Irasburgh, VT, Oct, 80, 1868
no CONSERVATIVES.

- The advertiser, having been restored 10
health in few weeks, by very simple remedy,
alter having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump-
tion--is anxious to make known to his tello"
sufferers The means OF cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy otue
prescription (tree of charge) with the dIrecIlohs
for using the same, which they will find sure
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
sc. The only object OF The advertiser i'll sending
this prescription Is 10 benefit the afflicted, aid
spread information which he cOnceIyes 10 be IN
vaiuable and he hopes every sufferer Will Try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
| los South Second-st., WilliambuIgh, Kings Cop
N. Y.
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The Condition of Ireland.


For the first time in twenty years
the increase of population has during
the past quarter kept pace with emf
grafton from Ireland. Before the
famine of l847 the population sustain
ed on oat meal and potatoes, half-fed
and half.clothed, rose above eight
millions. But the famine and emigra-
ton have gradually reduced it three
millions. Since the poor laws were
introduced, the landlords have en-
deavored to remove the small holders
of land and to convert tillage into
grazing. Animal life was thus in
creased as population was diminished.
While few new houses have been built
the demolition of the turf cottages
as occupants have left them, has i'm
proved the average condition of those
who remain, and wages have risen
from thirty to sixty per cent.
The following table, in which the
houses of Ireland are divided into
four classes. shows the change of con
dition and the proportion of eacl
| class at the two periods:
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Buffers Observation-Disclosures

Buffers Observation-Disclosures
ing the immense amount of labor and
other means that have been spent to
defeat Gen. Butler. he has been awar-
ded one of the most triumphant cleo
tions any man ever had, greatly to the
chagrin and a.. .oyance of his enemies.
He receives over SIX thousand major
ity over both of his opponents, Lord
dem. J and Dana (rep.) We have be
fore this expressed our opinion OF the
man and indicated our hopes as to the
result of the fight, the public therefore
will not be surprised when we declare
our pleasure at the success of the cock
eyed specimen of pugnacity. Under
ordinary circumstances aid III ordlna-
ry times we should much have prefer
red Dana, for we believe he is the
llkellest man, the rlpest scholar, ana
would shed a purer lustre upon Amer
ican craftsmanship. But for genuine
old Teutonic pluck, that calls for hard
knocks, penetration, keen sightedness,
and aggressiveness where aggressive
ness is necessary, we regard Gen. b.
F. Butler as the best man in America.
That he is man OF very deep seated
integrity we do not believe. That be
will sell the republican party out as
soon as he can get better position
and bigger price, we do believe, and
we guess after the states are all in and
well reconstructed the people OF his
district had better put him on the re
tired list.
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FIRE PROOF SAFES.

~ Sanborn's patent has been demonstrated oy
The most thorough practical tests To be vastly su
perIor in the tre-pIoof qualities oany uiheT ma
kers (,eiug water III copper tubes hermetcalS
sea ea.) preventing completed. all, tyapOiai,
and is The driest safe Ia use The paith' cnl W
applied to any safe Before purchasing ef ,st
where call and examine, or send for PAM hN'
containing the certificates OF trials Win an O'H'
ma safes. r.rL
AMERICAN STEAM FIRE-PROoF SAT
co, 800 Broadway, \. \.
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BUTTER MARKET. The prices of
butter to-day ranged from 45c. to 47c.
per pound. A few extra lots, we
learn. brought ten cents more. The
amount brought to town was not
large, owing, we presume, to the bad
condition of the roads.-St. ALban!
transcript, l0h.
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ment to do at the last moment what
ought to have been done at the be-
ginning as a part of the scheme for
nominating him. Considering how
much was saved by this eleventh hour
wisdom, what might we have not ac-
complished if Governor Seymour
mind had been impressed upon the
whole canvass E?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-17

The republican majority in Penn
sylvania now foots up 1892, thirty
counties having been heard from off.
cially and the rest estimated. 1t is
believed when the other Sc coun
ties are heard from officially the ma
jority will be nearly 10000.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-17
Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRT
For the Week ending aedneSday, Nov, II, Il. s
Amount OF stock AT Market.

Amount OF stock AT Market.
Cattle. Sheep. ohotes Fal Hogs Vea>
This week, 3300 20,76I 100 4lU0
LAST week, 1922 l4,49 $50 $50
year ago, 3vOS l2,722 2U2 3JoS =
BEEF-Per 1901 lbs. on total weight OF Hide
rallow and Meat, Extra, Sl20U a $500; Fins.
quality, Sll,25 . ll,75; Second quality $1,000
i.Sll,75; Thlrd qualify, $3.50 $3.50.
One or two lots best Western, Sl3, rs $l3, SO
Poorest, Cows, Bulls, &C., $500 u $500.
Working OXen--Nominals Sl50 $40, han
dy Steers and slim oxen, S07 a S2OU, or much
according To then yaiut as beet
Cows and Dung Calyes-Fair quality S35 =
SO; extra, S75 500; farrUw ana dry, $50 9
500.
Sheep-Per h., live weight, ga 5 l-2c; extra,
600 90 0-0cts. ShoTn, 0 90 0 0-0c Sheep anu
Lambs, per head, in lots, 81, 40 80.
Veal Calves-S0,00 10000.
Hldes-brighton, 10 ID u lie. per ID; country
lots ~ 10 IL cts.
Calf SkIns-lS a zoe.
Tallow--BrightOn, 9 90 a 9 l-2cts perlb; coun-
try lots, II 90 cts.
Pelts-$0,o7 SLIP each country lots dry.
1915 SJ,S7; Lambs 90 00c; shorn GOA 00c,
each. Wool, 5000 a 5000
Shotes-Wholesale, 9 90 a u 90 cts; retail
| 0 90 100 cts. 10. Young Pigs, 10 90 d
Ii II cts. Fat Hogs "a 9 IA cts. ID.
| Stores-Thin youag cattle for farmers-Year-
| lings, SI6,0 A $500; Two-year-oId, S25 a $40
! Ehree-y ears-old, $40 : So
REMARKS.-Thursday Nov. l0-There were
nearly 1000 head of cattle at Cambridge ano
! Medtord to-day, or some 200 more Than las
week. The market at Brighton closed last Thurs
day on decline OF prices on fair Western steers
One considerable large lot sold for lie per Ii
for which II lie pei Id ana one two per cen
less SIX. than was refused ON Wednesday. Tn,
storm to-day, instead of election last Tuesday
Kept many butchers at home, and dull state 0
the beef market, the butchers say. proved tina
the low prices they paid last week were hjo The
than they could afford. Add all tins the slim
quality OF the most Of this weeks supply, and W
have some of the reasons for a dull trade. Fo
two months or more, prices have been gradually
yet steadily declining, at this end of the cattl
trade. From one week to anoteer this declin
has been expressed by such remarks as "dul
trade" "hardly as good rs last week." &c, bu
we think comp lfIsDn of the sales of NOrther
stock this week with the sales of eight or te
weeks ago will show different OF nearly o
quite two dollars per hundred lbs
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CCHOOL EXHIBITION.

~ At Institute Building, Glover, W, x.e-
: udents of Orleans Liberal institute On list
nesday Nov. is, 1868 The exercises ;" ~ che
of oraiions, Essays, Deeiamdiions' "a vocal
| Dramas. Recitations, Instrumental al"
| Music, Tabieanx, &c, DC. dor 70 Is cts.
ADMISSION rs cents. Children anusl 10 com-
| Doors open at IL O'clock eA'''
mence al 7. 45wz
Glover, Nov. 8, 1865
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CRAzY.-H. 7. Helmbold, the pa.
tent medicine Buchu" man, is crazy
and has been taken to an insane asy
lum. He gave $4,000 to elect Sew
mour and Blair, so he is out of pock
ct" as well as out of brains.
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disposal revenue of two or three
millions annually ready to promote
religion, education, emigration aud
Improvement, and the great eyesore
of Ireland be removed.-Boston Jour-
nal.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, premature decay and all inc
effects of youthful indlscretiOn will, Tor lhe sahe
OF suffering humanity, send flee 10 all who neea
II, the recipe and din ection for making the SIM
pie remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing TO profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing In perfect Confluence
JOHN b. OGDEN.
44ml2 No AZ Cedar-st., \. \.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-17

Jonathan Cook, ESQ.,, an aged and
respected citizen of Morristowr, says
that when he came into that town in
1905. there were fifty families in town.
and that now only one member, Mrs.
David Little, survives. She is 80
years of age.-Neiosdealer. lr..
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-17

The criminal statistics of England
and Wales for the year ending at
Mlchaelmas, 1867: show that 1867
women were committed for trial charg:
ed with indictable offenses, and Is.
$40 men-one woman to every four
men. sa
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-17

There are $4,000 rumselIers in
Pennsylvania,an 16, 879 school teach
ers. Cost of supporting schools, S.,
463, $50; value Of liquor consumed
1881 $4,000 {8aI ~
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TWENTY FIVE YEARS PRACTICE

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Fee
males, has placed DR.. DOW at the head Of all
physicians making such practice speciality,
and enables him 10 guarantee speedy and per-
manent cure in the worst cases OF Suppression
and all other Menstrual DeraHgeme7atS, from
tohateuer Cause All letters for advice must con-
.ain 81. Office, No9 ENDICoTT STREET, Boston.
n. B-Board furnished to those desiring to re-
| man under treatment.
| Boston, July, 1868 Z9yI
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The best remedy for


in all its manifold forms, including Ulcers, Can
lers, Syphilis, SAT- kheum, Consumption, etc,
5 DIR. Anders' Iodine Water, pure solution
II Iodine scithOa sOtre1t, discovered after
many years vi scientific Ieseal Ch, ana expert
meut. For eradiCalmg humOrs from the y stem
IL has no equal. Circulars sent Tree.
J. P DINSMORE,
SO Dev-st, New York.
Sold by druggists generally. 43w4
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All persons wearing temporary teeth OF my
make are requesteiI 10 call at my office for their
permanent sets, within thirty day from date.
Particular attention gwen to preserving the
natural teeth. All work warranted to give Salts
faction. Charges reasonable Office III old Jail
building.
II Z. WHITNEY.
Irasburgh VT, Oct. 80, 1868. Aft
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EXAMINATION.

The semi-annual public examination OF
those intending TO teach in the common schools
u Barton, Will be held at the south school room,
u Barton village, on Thursday the 18th inst, al
one O'clock p. NJ. The committees OF the severa
districts in particular. and the public in general
are invited 10 be present. a5A3
n... WM. A. ROBINSON, fh
Supt. of Schools in Barton
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-17

Gen. Fairchild, of Wisconsin, died
lately, of wounds received at the bat
tie of Shiloh, six years and half after
that brilliant action. He was mar
ried on his death bed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-17

THE REsULT.-We suppose the fol-
lowing to be pretty near right as to
the way the different states voted for
president. Mississippi, Virginia and
Texas did not yote-not yet recon-
Structed:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-17

III want to be an angel and bite
Gabriel's ear of" was the remark of
an ecstatic pugilist at Kit Burns pray.
er meeting. tsfJ W b
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Receipts for the Standard
MARRIED.

In Newport Center, Nov. s, by Rev. S. W.
Stiles, Mr.. James Connel and Miss Maryette Z.
Moulton, both of Newport.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-11-17
DAN KILLER CURES SORE THROAT

A Favorite Medicine with all classes,
Is Davis Pain Killer.
If you have Painters Collie,
Use the Pain Killer.
No Medicine is so popular
AS the Pain Killer.
Keep the Pain Killer always at hand.
Ii you have Cough or Cold,
Use the Pain Killer
Look out and not be caught without
Bottle of Pam Killer In the house
Let everybody use the Pam Killer
For SpIains and Bruises
every sailor should carry bottle vi
Pain Killer with him.
Remember the Pain Killer is for
both Internal and External u.s.
The Pain Killer Is sold by ali Druggists and
Dealers III Family Medicines. 43W4
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DARN FOR SALE.

- The Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, sit
Lied On the meadow near Barton village, and
consisting of about ITO acres OF land, suitably
divIGed iuiO tilIage, pastur1ng and woodland =
Said farm has good sugar orchard Of 500 uees.
The buildings are new and thoroughly finished
with good cellar to both house ana BAN. Never
failing wafer runs to The buildings from springs
only fifteen rods distant. The taI III is IN high
state OF cultivation and is ole of The must beau
titul and desirable locations III Northern Yer
mont Possession gwen Immediately.
A. b. MATHEWSON.
Barton, Oct. 20, 1868 43tf
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29!v ]
POLLS.

Rolho'
~ Like the volcano, Boils giveissue 10 the foul
and fiery contents of the deep interior. To re-
move the cause of such suffering il Is only
essary TO vitalize The blood by supplying il with
Is Life Element Iron.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Ga protected solution of the Protoxide of from
VII do this etfectualy, ana give strength, rlgor
md aeIo afe 10 the whole system.
Eut,Gct of a letter from Rev. RICHARD 5, EDEs,
Of bottom, Mass.
For years MAS ii sufferer from boils, so that
ny lie became weaIIsonIe through their t.t-
,ueHt and pvIsIsIent recurrence; hI4aily d car
uucte Ion lid III Tie sInuIl OI NY LCCh. during
- progress large pieces u uecUuipU>Ud +, ia
AUIt every DAY VI tWV CuI away, anu tht pIOstIa-
.UIl aLd general disturbance vi the stem were
SIea.- before had recovered nom tins "IIack
NO mailer ctiuuuC.es broke cut Ia her ~, aLu
,uIietIHgs ~ which ndu long ucUn sut Je, ytu.
Ii Was al I'M, tIme that / { umenced tahlLS lie
rEIUN1AN SYRUP. 1 coutmutd taking II
anti / had usou i've bUtsIes, since then have
Add uCihIug OF tAo kind. For Yeas Wa Ote u
lie greatest sufferers. OJhtr ntdlCiues gave HE
p4ItiAI and temporary leue1, uut thls IUnaI ha-
te remedy, ILh u KIND OF H.tuItlvt sense, Welt
directly ~ The rUoLUI the evil AID did It's WUtk
Alth thuIUushhcss worthy OF liz esIabl shed
.nara cter.'
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Kentucky has a female Kuklux
Khan.
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WHAT EVERY HORoEMAN
WANTS.-A good, cheap aLl reAab
lniment. such an article Is
DIR. TOBIAS'
Venetian Horse Liniment.

III FIHL BUIIIts al UHt DUITdT.
For Lameness. Cuts, Calls, Cole, Sprains, sc.
warranted cheopel than any CtLeI. 1t Is used
Dy all the great hoTsemen OH Long Island
courses. Ii will not cure Tingbonc OF SPAWN,
here is no Linimeut in existence that " ill. " hat
it is stated TO cure ii positively does. No oacaer
of horses aoiH be totthOaa 1t after trying bottle.
One dose revives and often saves the life of an
over-heated or driven horse. For Collie and
Belly ache it has never failed. Just as sure as
he sun rises just so sure is this valuable Lini-
ment to he the Horse EmbrocatIon Of the day
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Sold by allthe druggists and storekeepers Adv
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e The pill box mandatory at VOL
colt is the largest but one of the kind
in the world. 1f e4 l. a4e
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A Dirge.

Where now is the ''Deerfeld farmer"
Where now is the ''Deerfield farmer"
Where now is the "Deerield farmer"
Seymour of the horny hand?
He is planting a patch of melons,
He is planting patch of melons,
Ho is planting a patch of melons,
Flowing up the salty land.
Where now is Blairing Francis,
Where now is Blairing Francis,
Where now is Blairing Francis,
With his sword and fiery brandy?
He's got tickets on the steamer Kuklux,
He's got tickets on the steamer Kuklux,
He's got tickets on the steamer Kuklux,
A light-draft, fast-sailing, low .pressur
side-wheel boat, due November 9TH,
Salt River Land Chicago Tribune.
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The people Of the United states
have for twenty years contributed to
this change by the remittance of two
aud u holt millions yearly to bring
out emigrant>, and thus relieved the
Island of part of its superintendent
yopnlnti
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DENTAL NOTICE.

Sold by druggists gene.
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SUPREME CouaT-cHAMHEas.
Decisions Rendered.

Adytotto Fire Hasura zoe Company as. hdd]ty e'
d,.-Order settled.
Bein,auer et al vs. Neto FORK Cits Telegraph
Conpony.-M0 granted.
Linkert rs. PhiRips et ai.-Motion granted. Costs
to abide event.
Eeitr Hart Us. Martha A. Hdrt.-Motion granted.
Purrington, de-, o. acknowledgements may
have an order staying further proceedings In exc
cution, on the justification Of suretes on under
taking. ..
~ re the Petition Of @. L. talbot, 6c.-Memoran-
dun for counsel.
O'Brien rs. INSTRUMENTATION denied, with leave
TO renew on payment OF costs.
Ldu,er Us. Ldrobe.-Motion granted.
yesreu 1T al rs. Noies.-Motion granted.
smith rs. White.-M0ilon granted.
The Same Us. The Sr7ne.--M0ti0n granted.
FahnestOcE u.s. Johnston et dL-Motion granted,
with ten dollars costs.
Bryant, &C., Us. Ogiice ct dl-0rdcr granted stay
ing entry OF Judgment &c.
austin Us. Gaylord II dt.-Moton granted.
LeiDert Us. Leland et dl.-Motion granted
BY Judge Cardozo.
TpsIn ~. Experimentation granted on defendant
STIMULATING not to sue.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ARREST OF ALLEGED CARPET THIEvES.-On Mon
day evening detective Woodbridge, OF the Sixth pre-
cinct, saw walking up Centre street, Broome,
man named Thomas Fleming, who had roll of car
pet on his shoulder, and, suspectlng something
wrong, followed him. In a few moments afterwards
Thomas McCauley, In charge OF q horse and wagon,
drew towards Fleming who threw the carpet into
the wagon, IN which was also at tae tne
well known suspicious character. Mr.. Woodbridge
then ran up and succeeded in arresting Fleming and
McCauey but the other man escaped. The prison.
ers, with the carpet and horse and wagon. were
taken to the Franklin street police station and sub
sequently appeared that the roll OF carpet had been
stolen from the store OF MeasS. Uenpiil, HalniR n
Co. 1858 Broadway but q short time previous ".
Yesterday morning the prisoners were Iraigned
before Alderman Conan nc tine Tomas, when Mr.
Melville ]. Bailey, representing the above named
firm appeared and made o complaint against the de-
PENDANTS, who were comdnitted 70 me TonhDs Tor
examination.
Robert Tillman coored, who shot has old cnradc uf
the same hue, John Carney, last night on the sade-
walk in front OF No. 127 Thirty street, was ar
raipned before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court, yesterday morning, and upon
the AFFIDAVIT OF officer Charles Byrne, Uf
the Twenty-ninrt precinct who made tho
arrest, was committed to await the result
OF Carney,s injury. Tllman seemed penitent
enough at that tilne and says That the wounded
man followed him out upon she sidewalk, and as he
had knife he was afraid It was hs Intention to
cut him, and thus his shooting him was an act
OF self-deience. Late last night Carney was
still living but the physicians In attendance enter
news llcid moments yesterday he told his attend
ans sthat he did not desire Bob rrillman) to be
prosecuted a. he believed himself In the wrong, and
that as he had q knife, why, Bob may have acted in
the wound given by Tillman coroner's inquest
Will determine where the blame lies.