, 1869-09-30

a Judge Killed while Under an Es.
caEf Of f.nynfrr.


From tn AeTtaaty tTtzaa> Aesssr1<r, S<m. 9,
Laar Sunday mozring the startling and painful
report reached TOWN. that Hardin Hart, The Judge
of this judicial district and Dstrc, Attorney J. l.
the direction Of Grecnvi1le, nom Boaham, accotu-
panied BY Federal Escort, were nred upon from
.as s: eas 's q u s:ss
JuSss n.f:. party. vn.ea s,as,,tea q, e,n.eu,
Judge Gray, corporal and z1I pttt1te4, left Boz
ham for Greenv1lie one hour before daJoreak ,zss
Saturday.. ArseE touEney!ng seven miles and haV-
came TO place xuere each side Of 1ne road VAS
bcrde1ed with dense tn!cketA Dehlnd this breast
xo.f ne ,,,a reTs ! Sse 1nss
similarly constructed, and 20 doubt scro1uln9 9TH
er nenters of The bsad, he Object cleas.! being
sdei he ahonld escape the nrst.
Jnsi 4 he and tbs fosetnost Of nia party reached
= rom: u l.ns With nc epsnang Or p.s.EsT
opened IRE. At the nrst rollry Judge Hart vas
suuck N the right am, wnica wts broken Il TWO
sSasn IA re- It, e. apR rs .e
cal,ied n ns eddie, and his horse 1h.ch plangei
hravi1y 10 tne gnpnd Judge Grsy escaped Win
ont scratch, bot ha horsewenf down, With liz
buckshot IN The head aad Two Spencer balls
Fonr Of the escort, panic stricken, wheeled
their hoEaes and sal1oped Ia the direction Of Bon-
ham: The corporal .ad twe ot his nen d'stnasnt-
4
ihetu IN cheek until GRAY, rho ezd gone 70 the
atsistane~ Of Hart, tncceeded IN .emostug him
Which esectuaiay screened them nor, ohses1sfios.
The bandtts stE.pped Judge GrAyb hosse. .aklnx
his eadd;ehags, saa1die and eysE1 thing OF yatae,
" Hart ue1o seefeset, but without discovering them
l~ the Noon an Iceberg OF 4 Fur
uncet
From ths .S<1a l'uFk Jopsauief CoM7keTo.
1ht4 Is the question test 8&{eD1sfknhHeE .&f6
Eow es5nsst. a,sT..ng + snas
champioaed On boih sda By aen Il seaias AMI
great experience tn :naar oh4osTaito1s. That
may wen throw doobs N some
as 'Se %oss eaaden. E1sss.3 inso he
stA1T. ST John He.schel s:oad fora u the CHIEF
defender Of what Te nAJ CAL for hrevtty. tbs
oriaF 10 The @ ioas aas9 T da5s-sasEaS All = some sasee
kindred If ou1 boo!s-ahe moon warns up ucdtr
The tercc heat Of The au7, nnui ~ 1enPeEsiare
satsT-@ asoss - dtsTeess Tor y ass:.5
moons sulfaee turnesi soVA.s4 he sun = axposei
| to the almost vertical rzys q thkt hoGy. The
- 70 be ln7Yihie TO q, thers Eouli be 20 miu9a-
The fsar r11s No antnAl lie, no. vegetation
| such II Et arc familiar with, could live -foE An
hour under E1en to11td tuduences-so sAT moth
/ lE - AAA VI ~ @s&A3Sp1@!Es MA4G4k IL Lie
ieuea!stal oslez Of tntpss Ia Indispensable 70 the
| vitality OF 4ntrzAlA and ptkntA SO fAT tie Her
schea theory. BIT Captain Joh1, E4e4son, TIT
dtttirKu.1hed American Inventor, u 11a2 Of pro
found origin NIFTY, 1ad \ t.oT md caut1oas Oh
tesxef and tneonst recently propoanded ~
| eptptnn, thA. the moons surface u one t1Ass q
Ice- he na1 arrived II Ihla concl1slua frcm nova
| and ingenious experiments to nscertAtu tAs
actual nteanty u the sola1 raJs II absolute ssee
| tnxs IL tefofe Ihey eatsr the ea1tAt atmosphere
| We have nos rcoso 10 detau hi1 pf0ceeae2 oi ID
resng1&1op, which wt1e given IN f1u 10 the Amer
| lean Association Tor the AayAnEenenf OF ScIenca
ii u lsta meeting, and will only s&y That The,
are regarded hJ him II prnTtnG ths %
| tpal heat Of tnt solar TaIs IN zbso.uti
/ spaet TO be more than 800 degrees beaoz
| the ffet xi1x point Of watsy-a degree oi cox
which has no parallel IN Aunan experience, An,
which wuuld be as deadly to Autmal lie and Fext
) t1tiou a. the high heat Imagined by Hetschel
Tne reasoo why The earth Is not ~ co1ti u u
moon l4, that The former has an A{nGSphefe
| which prevents the earth from parting xlth tn
Bolar heat u fast a received, By Faaat1nR bac
into fpAce. In Other words. the asmnsphate pe,
mtta The sclaE rays 70 reach shs earth, and ihe
. k.eps the resulting heat IMPRISONED, untu II
! augmented up to the existing average temper,
| tuft, when other can1ea EtFp IN 10 prevent
going higher. Captain EFcs1on. In nttaenfu
. inch Importance to the atmosphere u pfeTep
ire q ne eseare o. heat onoe impaired to u
zDa moantsin climbers on his s.de. Al Il
height e feF. mllt1 tfon tne earth tteaxta
atmosphere ID speQuntcred, which IA bAt.stAqtos1