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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
THE EUROPEAN GRAIN CROP.

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug "a, 1861
4 great mass of details concerning the condition
and promise of the growing grain crops has recently
been published. IL seems 10 be the general impes-
SION that the continuance Of the late dry and cool
weather has been of immense service to the country.
Much of the com has already been gathered and an
otner fortnight like the past and the crisis Of the
harvest viii be over. The cOpous rains which fell
some time ago, though they delayed, did not damage
the corn. The favorable change in the weather
stopped the advance in the prices of all sorts of corn
but great fluctuations still expected, as the crops
throughout Europe, with the exception of those IN
the interior of Russia, promise to be light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

other gentlemen have also brought ladies OF their respec
tive households hither SO far the company has been
very pleasant apart from the considerations which have
induced so many OF distinction TO visit the field
now historic by their military services Tomorrow
Cupes Hill, Cemetery Hill, and vicinity, will be visited
The officers OF the Eleventh and Twelfth Corp holds
meeting tonight to determine plan Of operations to-
morrow. on wednesday evening there will be ball IN
tain that Gen. Meade win be able to attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
PRESIDENT GRANT.

HIS VISIT TO PROVIDENCE on TUESDAY.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 24.-President Grant
attended the reunion of the Grand Army Of the Republic
today at Ocean Cottage the bay. about three miles
below this city. He came up from Newport on the
steamer Bay Queen, accompanied by Mrs Grant, secre-
tary Boutwell,, Senator Morgan and wife, Senator An.
thony Gen Porter Judge Birdsall the Hon. Charles IL.
Russell l.. r. Morton OF HewIOrk. and others. Capt.
Douglass and eXGoy Dyer received hun at the steamer
a. "A committee OF the Grand Army. AT the Cottage he
received with salute by the Marine artillery and
welcomed by Horao Rogers, TO whose address the
President briefly responded Probably 10000 people we're
assembled Oh the grounds The President enter
tanned at clam bake, visited the various points OF IN
terest and at O'Clock reGmbarked with his friends for
Ne
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GREAT BRITAIN.
pERSONAI.


LoxDoN Tuesday, Aug. "a, 1869
Rcar Admiral Henry Chads has been appointed to
the command of the English Pacific Squadron, vice
Admiral George T. Hastings.
prof Huxley has been chosen TO preside over the
meeting of the British Association of Science next
.a,, i'm Iiy.rraol
run WORK or p,rII,,rENT.-LoNpON NEWS
PAPERS.
IRON ORR o"N CORRESPONDENT
LONDON Aug. 1.-The eNciiements OF the session
have scarcely survived the passage oi MS one great
measure. Othcr measures important enough IN
themselves have been passed or lceccd, debated IN
the House and in the newspapers. but have excited
only langud interest outside OF the circle specially
concerned in them. Slost members OF both Houses
left town last week, and only the most desperate
cNcrtions OF the whip, could get together decent
number OF men to divide when division was actually
necessary. ltwas thought little short OF "a miracle
that as many as 90 men went down TO The House 10
hearMr Grant Dul's statement of Indian finance. IN
itself finance is not ana unpopular subject with the
House. but the contrary. There have seldom been
greater crowds than to hear the budget spcechc, OF
sncI q Chancellor Of the ENchquu as SiI. Glad
stone. But the Euelishu8u cannot hc got to care
,,,cl for ANYTHING outside his own island though it
be part of the British Empire, and though the tate
Of the EmuIrc may almost be said 20 depend on IT,.
Witness the contcmntuou> neglect with which the
despajrine appeal Of Ncw-Zralaud has been met this
session. doubt whether the House understood
or cared what if was doing II did not care to De
bored with colonial grievances. # more than sus-
pertcd that the coloni,tS had been suUbbui
bv Lord Granville. the Colonial Secretary buI
IL sootbed its conscience by remembering
Lord Granville, proycIbiaI politencsS and tried TO
beieve the ,pulbiue had been done GOOD naturcdly
IVhop the extent of the Ncw-Icaland movement for
idor.rdcpce nj Tim, luolnput in the hands of active
go, i.l,t. mo-, g.. L,o,yu # ,s ir,f r,ssibr il will
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nlnrnIs pR0CEEpINGs IN TENNEssEE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. pa difficulty occurred
today between a negro aud a white boy in the VII
lage of Macon. Faycto County IN this state which rec
suited ia ARRAY. brother OF the WnIte boy IN
trrfored and pushcd the negro, whceupOu crowd Of
gathered and Threatened Ia sack the town one
foI,rI iy unrtics from the surrounding country, and
tbry made nm ndl,crimiuate attack upou the whites
The white boys who were IN the original ducnty had 10
v or safety The sheriff Of the county called upon
and he started from somerville with posse co'os 10
uli rho d.TurIauce &c is reported that several Vf the
Shrr,n', Marty hnvo been wounded 10y the ne srors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
FRANCE.
AMNESTY TO POLITICAL EXILES.
PARIS, Tuesday, Aug. ~,

AMNESTY TO POLITICAL EXlLES.
PARTS Tuesday, Aug. ~ 1869.
The official news of the amnesty to the French
exiles has boon received with unequivocal demon
strations of gratitude and sympathy toward Napoleon
and the Government. Felix Pyat has taken advan-
tage of the proclamation and returned to Paris
THE sENATUS CONsULTUM.
The Senate will meet tomorrow to hear the report
of the Committee on the Senatus Consultum.
PERSONAL.
The Empress and the Prince Imperial have arrived
at Lyons on their way TO the East.
Salvatore Patti the father of AdelIna and Carlotta
Patti died IN this city yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
ppocRAM,fE For THE WEEK.

CONCORD, n. H., Aug. 4.-President Grant
will arrive here on Wednesday at 2sO O'Clock p IN.
public reception Will be held his arrival at the State
House He will dine with Gov. Stearns, and VIII be ms
guest for the night and leave on Thursday morning LOT
the Crawford House via LtetOn and make the ascent
OF Mount Washington and then 10 the Profile House ana
spend the night ON Friday morning he will ~ 10 Bur-
lin gtou via the Vermont Central Railroad, aud Will ar
rive ut Saratoga on Saturday.
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Turkey AND EGYPT.

THE vICEROY's NOTE TO THE SULTAN.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Tuesday, Aug "a, 1869.
A messenger has arrived from Alexandria with the
reply Of the Viceroy of Egypt TO the Sultans note
Il was received by the Grand Vizier, who communi-
Gated its contents TO the Sultan Ismael Pasha gives
ample assurances OF his LOYALTY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
r,TAL MISTAKE OF A DRUG CLERK.

BosroN, Aug. A.-The Coroner's jury in the
case NJ Thomas Norton who died suddenly Friday
turned a verdict that death caused by laudanum'
sold To HIM for tincture OF rhubarh by william D. SAN'
maj line act of the clerk in violation OF the rules %"
the store forbade the clerk to put up Prescp
F4..F-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
4 MURDERER RECAPTURED.

CHICAGO. Aug. A.--lke Perry, the murderer
NJ Druuty.shcriG Pratt. Of Tazewell County, who
,srancd was recaptured and lodged In Pekin illl His
arrival created so much excitement in Pcku that the
officer, deemed 10 prudent TO take him to Peoria where
ne /, now safely lodged In prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
DEATH FROM KEROSENE.

CHICAGO, Aug. A.-Mlrs. Patrick HALEY and
one OF her children burned to death last night aud
another ~ her children was seriously injured by the
siou of kerosene can the contents OF which her nus
baud was engaged m pouring on fire 50 a. to make II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
rIr crHAN REVOLUTION.
spANIsn EEPNET OF Az LNGAGEMEN

SPANISH EEF0NT on ~ LNGAGEMENT.
HAVANA. aug. 2I.-The Governor Of Matanzas, in
communication 10 the Captaiu-General. says the
insurgents have been driven from the neighborhood
of Jagucy Grande and that they gctrcated eastward
AdvIccs from ESpritu SauiO are 40 the effect mat
Gen QucyadaS forces had not appeared at that place
rs WAS cNlCctcd.
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M rIM0KEn rEEATY.

IUNUON, IUtsIIl, AU-' 10 40O''
THE Telegraph Liberal us an editorial Today, says:
IF Cuba severed her connection with Spain 1t
wouid only DE 20 form q new bond with the United
States England could fcclno jealousy at an aggran-
dizement which woud complete the abolition Of
slavery rs an institution. The los, Of Cuba to Spain
would be an unquestouable RaiH tO the mother
country. the colony. and the cause of mankind"
THE CUBAN ARMY.
The followir is the general organization Of
the Army Of Tie Republic OF Cuba
Communicated, Manuel dc Qucsada.
First III asi0H- Army OF Camacucy This is under the
command Of MdorGcu Ienaco Acramontc, aud j. com
posed Of SIX urrldcs and three uaous of the ine Of
FOO men each and which ay Doc attached, May be con
ycLient, 10 either 81 The nug4dc..
ETst Brigade. commended JY Goa. Manuel Boze sec
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rHE BUFFALO INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

BUFFALO, Aug. "a. -Workmen to-day COM
meuccd tocrcct an additional building adjoining the ska
ing Rink 10 accommodate the engines and heavy ma
chucry for the International Industrial Exhibition
winch O be held here the 9th OF October uudrr the
auspices Of the Mechanics Institute of this CITY.
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ACCIDENT ON THE sUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD

ACCIDENT on THE sUsQUEHANNA KAILKUAU'
ALBANY, Aug. 24.-The Oneonta passenger
train on the susquehanna Railroad due here at o'clock
this morning. ran span OF horses about one mile
a ruIycrt and killed and tho entire thrown
from the track The locomotive was badly DAMAGED as
also the baggage car None OF the passenger Cs Mrlt
damaged nor were any passengers injured Inc TRACK
was cleared that trains we're run on Tune ths eNehnS
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R4LLROAD 1CCLDENTS.
pI,voRED RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. PA report has reached
here Of a collision the Reading Railroad this morning
above Morristown. by which nearly one hundred coal
ears were demolished and two men Killed. Two coal
trains coided and were run into by another train All
the trains have been delayed that road to-
day
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TRADE WITH BRAZIL.

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. "a, 1863.
The steamer City of Rio de Janero has arrived
here She brought from Montevideo 10 live oxen as
an experiment, which proved successful steamer
is now building here for this trade exclusively. She
will sail in about six weeks. and others will follow.
The postal service with Rio Janeiro has been ex-
tended Hereafter there will be four mails monthly
instead of two.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER TO PARAGUAY
D,pYc Tunpdav I

THE AMERICAN MINISTER TO PARAGUAY.
PARIS, Tuesday, Aug "a, 1869.
The late American Ministers in South America.
Gen. Mcmahon from Paraguay, and Mr.. Worthing-
ton from Buenos Ayres are expected here on their
way TO the United States. 1t is reported when Min
stor Mcmahon approached the line of the Allies, on
bis return from President Lopez's headquarters, he
was badly received by the Brazlans. His escort
bearing a white flag, was attacked by some cavalry
although Count d Eu had notified to the army the
expected arrival of the Minister. The reported pill
laying Of the American Legation at AsunclOn is con-
Grmcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

The dssensions among the Ministry are increasing,
dmiral Topete has threatened to resign If Gorilla
persists in his severity toward the Bishops. The Re-
publcans have petitioned the Government for better
quarters for the CaIlist prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
THE NEW DOMINION.
FRINGE Arthur IN HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, y. s., Aug. 24-Prnce Arthur was
on the streets to-day with several Of his companions
He afterward attended private picnic Of 100 couples,
in the superb grounds Of the Archbishop OF Halifax on
the Northwest Arm In the evening he was present at
a crowded concert in the Horticultural Gardens, and
received most cordial welcome He was much pleased
at the demonstration yesterday.
The weather is very fine and cool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

DIssENsIONs AMONG TIE MINISTRY.
MADRID, Tuesday, Aug. "a, Il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-22

A SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Yesterday we dropped in at the store OF
Geo. r. Taylor & Co., Merchants Block,
No. 1OS Main street, and were dazzled
and bewildered by the brilliant display
of Percale Robes, of most bewitching
STYLES: French Organizes; Silk Bro
cades: Black Silk Poplins; Gros Grains;
Isle Poplins and line of Mourning
Goods that cannot be exGelled IN the
West. The colors are of almost every
bue. and in silks the stock is one that
cannot be matched this side of New
York. Among the many novelties IN
Dry Goods we have not time to enumer-
ate. is the patent, reversible counter
name. one of the most beautiful and con-
yeuient we have seen for long time.
We can't begin to tell half we saw in
one newspaper. Ladies, if you weuld
see beautiful Dress Goods, read the ad-
yertisement in another column, then
call at 10s Main street, and ask Mr.
Wolf-he's the best looking one, you
know-to show you the Irish Popllns
and Embroidered Grenadines he ex'
hibited to our gaze yesterday. You
will be forced to say, with us, they are
magnificent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-22
EFF. NJ. Porter is selling Ladies
Lasting Balmorals at rs cents pair.

CHAPMAN SIsTERs-LAsT NIGHT
The largest audience of the week, des'
pite the unfavorable weather, was that
at Washington Hall last night, the &C.
casion being the benefit of Miss Blanche
Chapman. Though the rain poured in
torrents the Hall was filed, compli-
ment due to and undoubtedly appre-
ciated by the beautiful and talented
young beneficiary. The dullness of the
sketch, Nature and Philosophy, Some
thing that should have been banished
from the stage years ago. was re-
lieved by a banjo solo by Ella,
and a double clog dance by Blanche
and Ella. Can't those gals dance
Oh, no! Guess not The comedy of
School is little too heavy for the COM
pany. 1t was played smoothly in every
part, but, coming after four nights of
roaring burlesque, did not exactly fill
the bill. Tonight an immense pro-
gramme is announced for the last ap-
pearance of this talented company
The Forty Thieves and 1000 Milliners
Wanted. These pieces, with banjo So
10 and clog dance, are enough to fill the
house in every part.
At the matinee this afternoon the
farce of A Quiet Family and Aladdin
will be presented. Such bill for a
matinee should draw like q sticking
plaster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-22
w@Go to the City Shoe store.

POLICE COURT.-There we're but three
cases before the Police Court yesterday
morning. One of these was a col
ored Sorosis, who appeared before His
Honor with all her worldly wealth done
up in a white Gotten handkerchief. As
an evidence of the depravity of this col
ored sisters taste, we may remark that
she was minus waterfall.
Mary Green is black, and on Thurs
day afternoon she was blue. This black
and blue Green was found by the officer
most terribly tired, not by the length of
the road, but by the width of it. She
was flying round like a billiard ball.
First she would carom from fire-plug
to the side of house, then taking Eng
lish she would make an awning post or
a passing traveller. She struck her shin
once against a hand barrow, and it
made this black and blue Green yell
oh" as will be understood when this
item is read. The Judge finding some
color for the charge, made Green turn
white when he fined her 81 and costs,
or ten days. Not having the stamps,
she was conveyed to the Hotel de Faris,
where musing contemplation dwells.
Henry Mayhem had been on a compli-
Gated, deubls distilled, disorderly drunk.
not to put teO fine sPOiut upon it Henry
was on the rampage Thursday morning.
RAISING Fifth street near Quincy he met
an unoleached citizen and commenced
a'us'ng him, swearing he could whip
him' For this he was fined $40 and
costs. When the officer weat to arrest
the OeIilgerent Henry he tried to wbip
MIN ans behaved SO outrageously that i,
was found necessary to tie him and take
him to the calaboose in an exprsss
wagon. For resisting the officer he was
6ued $40 and costs. AS the fines and
costs will, if paid, make $50 bill look
sick, Henry might ask himself if thar
isn't the least little shadow lurking in
his mind that he had paid most too
much for his whistle.
Charles B. Lutz was before Judge
Good charged with being tightually
slight on Tuesday last, and somewhat
disorderly. He was fined $50 and costs
for the fun he had had.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-22
TTYs U II @
KATALYsINE WATER
ITS wonderful Cures and Gu
ratiVe Powers.

TWP GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
Announce that they o0mplstsi arrange
1suts for supplying the GsttysburE Medicinal
water on a scale Commensurate with the de-
aand. Physicians and invahds desiring infoT.
nation a. 70 the therapeutic value and virtus Of
D. Wa,sr viii, on application 70 the Stfcs Of
tie Company, OF any q the Druggists Stofsa Be
Furnished With printed copies Of statements Of
iu,alsds. and reports 0f suinsnt medical men A.
20 IT. CURATIVE EFFECTE the only unsrTinz tes; Of
he value Of any water OF medicine
They are alsO referred 70 the Thousands Of in
valids and their medical advisers in every part
Of the country Who have since the general IN.
trOsinctiOn Of this W tsr among the people. some
ak msnths ago. been cured b is use Of dis
tressing OF fatal naladiss
This combined testimony establishes. bsyoBd
al reasonable doubt, Tia superiority Of this
Water, a. a rensdy for Ebs umstism, Gsut. GRAY.
e., DysPspsia, Kidney, Crinary Bronchial LiT-
sr' and BoTel Diseases, fBiliOuSnsss, &s-- Ca
tzrTh, heuraiZiA, and Nervous Di-ordeTsJ over
AL others known q matsTia msdioa, Or f0and IN
the ntner1l springs Of nOdsru tines
II has been Demonstrated in q number 81 m
stances 70 posaess the power Of solving enicnlas
OF stone IN the bladder, and the ur1te ee Ss-le
Of chalk stones formed By Rheunatts.1- yoaL.
and Gravel, and ~ PEE1[GNEJTLT coii.k - -.
dissasse for which medical seienos Alo - -,
eelsbrHtsd mineral wstsrs have hItAsI~ ~
provided paliiatives- ~. ,.,-..-
Also Of arrestinE the progress, q PEI 49, -
nsnly curing Albunsaur1A o. III
This Water Is e0nEdsntly eiAtEesd. y :. -
on.y mineral spring water VIII - 80 60
r-usarkzbIs cares have been eneeted AN-y H0-
Depot q Liberty street. 6es OK 55svrryr n .
~ - b. MCCABE, kDSHE I'LL
KRIFT 50 KHfr street, NheeiinE ana DIsg
gists generally.
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Greenwood Cemetery,
,IruArRn nH THE NATIONAI

F.w.I. HURST, Manager, 81 Broadway, New
Vork ian10.ly
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The Democrat Of tbesame date saws

Captain Mckinney will deliver up
the steamer Stonewall at st. Charles TO
Captain John Shaw, her principal
owner, who will thereupon assume COM
mand, Mr.. Mitt Ebert continuing in
the ofice. Captain eAaw is an old-time
boatman, having been very shrewd and
fortunate in his steamboat and other
investments. He has been for several
years living retired on his princely do
main. Captain Shaw was formerly en-
gagged in the New Orleans and the Mis-
souri, river trade, owning and command
ing at various periods the steamers
Robert Campbell, Garden City, Arabia,
Saranac, Tobacco Plant, &c. Captain
Kinney learned the river with him.
The Louisville Journal tells
the following:
A well known pilot of the Cincinnati
Mail Line was placed in a very embar-
RAISING position in Cincinnati, q few
days age, through the instrumentality
of "the fellow that looks like me-" In
company with. few friends he dropped
into dollar store" and was leisurely
looking around when suddenly one of
tne oesG looking clerks rushed from De-
hind the counter, threw herself in his
arms, and calling him by the endearing
name of husband, entreated him not to
hurt her. He blushed to the tips of his
ears, and stammered ont a deHial of
the soft impeachment. She reitera-
ted the statement that he was
her husband, which he denied in
emphatic terms. The scene was pain
fally embarrassing, and she, to remove
all doubts, called for proof, not the or
thodox one of a strawberry mark on the
left arm, but asked him to raise his hat,
which he mechanically did, and she, at
the sight of his smooth, bald pate,
tainted away on the floor, and he struck
a bee line for the boat. He afterward
succeeded i'll convincing the lady that
he was not her long sought husband.
But if anybody wishes trouble inst ask
that pilot to raise his hat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-22

TERRIBLE ACADEMIA few days
ago, Mrs. Plants, wife of William Plants,
of Dallas, Marshall county, while dress
ing one of her children, stopped down
so close to the open fire place that her
dress was almost instantly in blaze.
Screaming with fright, she ran ont into
the yard where her father was. There
was a tub of water setting neal, which
the old gentleman ran for, intending to
wet her clothing and so save her life,
but the woman, crazed with fright,
jumped into the tub and could not be
induced to leave it. The upper portion
of her clothing, meanwhile, was in a
blaze, and when the unfortunate lady
was rescued her flesh, from her feet to
her head, was burned to a cinder.
Strange as it may seem she is still liv-
ing with her flesh so blistered and black
ened that it is without feeling. She has
three or four children.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-22

SPARRING EXHIBITION.-To.ni night, it
will be remembered, Barney Duffy,
whose fame with the gloves as well as
in the Square ring" is very extensive,
is to give a sparring exhibition, assisted
by Tim Hogan, his trainer, at Turner
Hall. Duffy is in training for pretty
severe match, and there will be consid-
cradle curiosity to see the "game little
man." as enc of his admirers calls him.
An opportunity viii be offered novices
to have a friendly bout. Besides the
sparring there will be an exhibition of
gymnastics.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-22

RIOT THIS MoRNING.-About I o'clock
this morning some four or FIVE men met
at the corner of Msnroe and Market
streets, and two of them got into 6ght,
in which rocks, knives, feet and fists
were freely used. Stones were thrown
through window Of. Otis store, md
several Others en- Monroe street were
broken. We expected at one time that
we would have first class murder
item, but one of the combatants cut
and run, followed by his antagonist, who
swore he would clay" for the other,
and kill him before morning.