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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03

Court OF GENERAL SESSIoSS-JrDGE Il.
pIArr. PREsIDIxG.-The court met on Satur-
day morning at O'Clock, and disposed CT the
following cases
The State VS.. L. P. Smith-iaise lmprison-
ment. T. Y. Simons, Esq, for defence So!.
pros.
The State VS.. L. p SmiL!l-assault and bat
tery. T. Y. Slmons, Esq, for defence. MOI.
pros.
The State IS. Robert Sams-murder. I.
Bernard King, ESQ.,, and K. ". Seymour, Esq:
tor defence. Testimony heard and case con-
tinued.
The grand jury brought in the following
true bills:
The State vs.. Joseph Williams, Gabriel
Pinckney, Henry Johnson, Jack Holloway,
Mary Walsh and Edward Walsh-grand lar
ceny.
The State ys. wilkins Wilams-assault with
q deadly weapon.
The State vs.. Robert Alston-assault and
battery.
The State vs.. Gray Gaillard-assault and
battery.
The following no bills:
The State VS.. Margaret Aldut-assarllt and
battery.
The State VS.. S. C. Fann-assau!t and bat
ter.
In the case of the State VS. Ephraim Blake,
| q mol. pros. was entered.
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5uerial Nptires.

@rCONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS
LINE Schooner MYROyER will send for goods at
Adger's North Wharf before sunset, or they will
be stored at their risk and expense. Claims not
allowed after goods are removed.
ocss-1 WILLIAM ROACH 4 co.
w CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York. are hereby
notified that she Is discharging cargo TO-DAY, at
Pier No. q Union wharVes. Goods uncalled for
at sunset will be stored at expense and risk Of
Consgnees.
oct3-l WIN. A. COURTENAi, Agent.
~ TO THE PUBLIC.-W. R. FORD
HAMS REFORM BRASS AND STRING BAND,
in support Of the War CARPENTER and BUT
LEa) Campaign. Latest style Of Music for dane
Ing parties. Orders left at my residence, No. 2l2
Meeting street, two doors above John street, op-
poslte Arnold's Grain Store, will meet with
prompt dispatch. ". R. FoRDHAM,
OF Reform Band.
\. B.-Couptry orders promptly attended to.
oct3
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asa- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE

rRussEs.-comfort and Cure for the Rupturel.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. FooTE, No. l2o Lexington avenue, New
YORK deo15
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ns- BEAR IN MIND.-WREN THF

n- BEAR IN MIN D.-WREN THE
disease has undermined the health and the ply
steal system has become Frustrated, stlmulant
that will not only strengthen, but remove the
cause, should be Immediately resorted TO. Men.
tai distress is also fruitful source Of the break.
ing down OF the constitution, and the ravages OF
this enemy to health are truly alarming. For all
such maadies HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS have been found unsurpassed. Ely acting
directly upon the digestive organs, they remove
the heavy, disagreeable feeling after eating, 80
often complained Of by persons OF o delicate
temperament. AS soon as digestion Is restored,
the patient finds his strength increasing, and his
general health improved.
Thousands OF persons certify that 1t may be
relied on in all cases OF weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedentary habits. The
generality Of Bltters are so dlsagreeable to the
taste that they are Objectionable to weak
stomach. This Is not the case with Hostetter:s
Bitters, which will be found mild and extremely
pleasant. Balsamic plants, barks and roots con-
tribute their restorative juices to render 1t sooth
ing aud strengthening. Its basis Is the only pure
stimulant which has eve.. been produced con-
tanning no fus oil. or any ether deleterlous ele
ment THE most careful anu skllfu chemists
have apalyzed the BIt:ers and pronounce them
harmless This Is scientific testimony; but the
testimony of the hundreds OF thousands who
have experienced the preventive and curative
effects of the Great Vegetable Tonic and Altera-
tive OF modern times is still more conclusive. In
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Biiousness, Nervous
Complaints, Chronic Complaints and General De.
bility, 1t Is as nearly lnalible as anything la this
fallible world can be. oct1-D&C6
~OFFICE OF CHERAW AND OAR
LINGTON RAILROAD CoMPANY.-CHERAW, s.
c., SEPTEMBER %, 1STo.-The holders Of the
First Mortgage Bonds OF this Company are hereby
notified that the interest due thereon on tile first
OF October next will be paid on presentation OF
the Bonds at the office Of the South Carolina Gen.
tral Railroad Bank Of Charleston Bulldiug) on
aud after that date.
tSIgned) ]. II. MCIVER,
sanoI Treasurer. :.
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THE CHARLEsroSASs AND New YORK STEAM
SHIP L1SEs.-The Charlestonians, says the Ma
COZ Telegraph, are carrying on their ocean
steam communications with New York with
remarkable energy and success. They have
large, splendid and powerful ships which make
the trip in little more than fifty hours, and
are elegantly furnished and provided with
every luxury that heart could desire. so soon
as the direct railroad line to Charleston Is open
these lines cannot fail to do heavy business
With Middle Georgia.
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By JOHN E. BOWERS.

Aucttoneer.
I OF OF FINE FURNITURE, IRON
- BOILER, LAMP &c., &c.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, at my Store, No. 500
King street, at 10 O'Clock A. ~, WV
TIE FOLLOWING, VIZ:
very fine Marble Top Mahogany CENTRE
TABLE, I Spring Seat Sofa, 8 dne. Spring. seat
Chairs, Cane Seat Chairs, Sideboard, / DInn9
Table, large Iron Boiler, holding forty or ffty
gallons; large Hanging Lamp for street sign.
with all the irons attached, &C., &c.
OF sale.
Conditions cash, and to be removed immediate
ly afrerisale. oct3
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STAMPS no LONGER REQUIRED on RECEIPTS.
While everybody will be glad to know that
from this time forth the Internal Revenue law
will not require two cent stamps to be affixed to
receipts tor any amount, business men will.
doubtless, prefer to read for themselves the
exact wording Of the act repeating this onerous
and vexatious tax. The ''Act to reduce in
ternai taxes, and for other purposes" approx
ed July II, 1870, (section ~ provides:
And be it further enacted, That on and after
the first day of October. eighteen hundred and
seventy. the stamp tax imposed IN schedule
B, on promissory notes for less sum than one
hundred dollars. and on receipts tor any SUN
of money, or tor the payment OF any debt. and
the stamp tax imposed in schedule G. or
canned and preserved fish, be, and the same
are hereby, repealed. And no stamp shal
be required upon the transfer, OF assignment,
of mortgage where iU or the instrument Il
secures has been once duly stamped.
The act is long one. and. besides modify
ing the income tax. gives relief to larg'
NUMBER of persons heretofore specially taxed
but the clause we have quoted above contains
the provisions in which the general public /
most directly interested.
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@- TO ARCHITECTS AND CON-
TRACToRS.-Estlmates will be received up TO
the 10th OF October for the building OF Masonic
Temple, in rear OF the present Hall, on-Went-
worth street, according to the plans and speci1.
cations In the Office OF the Grand Secretary.
The Committee reserves the right to accept any
estimate, although not the lowest.
The contractor will be required TO give bond,
with approved shretles, for the faithful! perform
ance OF the contract.
Additional plans and specifications, with esti'
mates, for the erection OF building In rear OF
the present Hall, on Wentworth street, will be
received by the Committee up to the Goth OF
October. AS soon thereafter as practicable, the
Committee will decide upon the plan and al!ot
the contr. ct.
All plans and estimates must be delivered to
the Grand Secretary.
ANY further information needed can be had on
application to the Committee
JAMES CONNER, Grand Master,
And Chairman Of Building Committee.
sen1e-6mWf6
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@- SEA MOSS FARINE FOR SALE,
Wholesale and Retail, at CoRwIN's Grocery, No.
275 King street. aug26-fmw
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9 Il E R F F. S. S ALE.
~ On account and risk Of former purchaser,
who has failed to comply with the terms OF sale
Charleston.
By virtue OF an Execution against the property
to me directed and delivered will be sold THIS
DAY. the Sd OF October, at II O'Clock A. IL, at the
Charleston,
All the right, title and interest Of the defendant
in Property hereinafter described:
All that LOT OF LAND, known as the Ferry
All that Lot OF Land. known as the Ferry Slip,
situate at the east end Of vendue Range
/ All that Wharf or Wood Yard, at the West side
OF Lynch street.
All those low Water Lots, situate at the west
end OF Broad street.
Levied on and to be sold as the property cf the
City Council Of Charleston, in the above entitled
case.
Terms cash. E.w.M. MACKEY, S. CO.
Oct3
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Business Cards.
IRA CTS L.. ON E L L X,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER IN LIQUORS, GROCERIES. TOBACCO
AND CIGARS,
No. l2G EAST BAY,
oct3-mtuth3 CHARLESTON, s. Z.
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w ASSESS SSOR'S NOTICE FOR
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH AND ADJACENT
IsLANDS.-The undersigned will be at the
Twenty -one Mile House on TUESDAY, the 4lh, and
at Mount Pleasant Hail. Mount Pleasant Village,
on WEDNESDAY the 5th October. All persons in
said Parish, and the adjacent Islands, with whom
blanks have been left and all others who have
not made returns for the year 1870, ore required
to meet as above, or subject their property to an
arbitrary assessment, to which the County Audi.
tor will add an additional penalty OF n(sy per
cent, as the law directs.
S. D. RUSSELL,
Assessor Second Subdivision, Fifth District,
sepsS-wfm3 Charleston County.
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@- COTTON GINNING.-THE SUB
sCRIBER will GIN AND PACK SEA ISLAND
COTTON at 5Il cents, and Upland at 81 cents
Bagging included for each. Apply to STONsf
LOwNDES, vauderhorst Wharf.
WM. S. WHALEY, JR.,
sep2s-thmS Johns Island Ferry.
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Shoes SHOES Just received, fine as
sortment of Boots and Shoes, selected from
the best manufactures. They are offered at
retail and at low rates.
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n.s-AN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS

mrAN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS
OF CHARLESToN.-The Niagara Fire Engine
COMPANY, No. g. of Charleston, being desirous OF
rendering their organization more efficient fcr the
nreserya,lou OF property from fire, earnestly So
lIct the citizens In general to aid the Company In
the purchase OF new Engine. The one they have
has been In service since the year 1850, and being
worn out has become almost entirely useless.
The Company have been using this Engine
since 1851. and repairing 1t with their own means
and without expense to the city. They are now
compelled to appeal to the generosity of those
whom they have heretofore faithfully served to
contribute for the purchase Of new Engine that
the Company may be enabled In the future to
render more valuable services than In the past.
The Chief and officers OF the Department, as
we'll as the whole organization, can bear test-
mony to our efforts as well 9s good order. We
feel confident we cannot call on our citizens In
vain.
The following named persons are authorized to
COLLECT for the Company:
J. H. GADsDES, S1 Chairman:
] R. PINKNEY, u. CaRhUL.
6 6, ~ +" TITcKER. e. MINDoRA,
+ II cITRTJS F. Z. LYONS,
n FARSI W. LAWT0S,
T. McG. CARR, 10. D. AcHb'
No list is genuine unless bearing the Seal OF the
Company.
We the undersigned officers Of the Charleston
Fire Department. approve OF the above appeal.
z. n. ALEXANDER. Acting Chief Fire Depart
ment
C. P. AIMAg, Second Assistant Chief Fire Depart.
ment
f. L. o'NElLL, Thilh Assistant CGlef Fire Depart.
ment.
GEORGE L. BUST. Chairman Board Firemas.
tiers.
r s BRUINS. vlce. Chairman Board Fremasters.
aug10-l0wlmls
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@- SOUTH CAROLINA CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 18TH
SEPTEMBER, 1s7o.-Subscriber5 are hereby mott.
fed that an Instament OF Five Dollars per Share
will be payable on the 18th day Of October next
as follows, viz:
In Charleston, at the Office of the Company, Ne.
10 Broad street.
In Sumter, to Colonel JAMES D. BLANDING.
In Clarendon, to DR.. JOHN l. INGRAM.
wM Il. PERONNEAU, Treasurer.
oon1o
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fertilizers.

MO. PERUVIAN GUANO.
100 tons No. PERUVIAN (Chlnchal GUANo,
TO arrive per schooner Aun Z. Carl.
For sale 10y 1. j. hERh Co'
sep29
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THE TRADE OF CHARLEsroN.-Tne indica-
rions are numerous and increasing that the
very striking advantages enjoyed by this city
for prominent commercial centre, are steadi-
IL and surely forcing themselves on pubic
op;ion. and must, ere long, concentrate
large and growing Southern trade here. AZ
an evidence OF the drift of events, it may be
stated as gratifying fact that Charleston was
the only cotton port that showed an increase OF
receipts for the month Of September, 1870, as
compared with 1869. Considering the strong
competition at the various Southern centres
to secure cotton consignme!ts, this large
growth in the stream this way affords much
encouragement. AL persons connected with
the handling OF cotton and other Southern
produce at this port, are using their best ef-
forts to give rapid aud cheap facililiesi and to
further assist on the onward move, our cotton
presses have lately made important reductions
in their charges for COMPRISING, which can
not fail to give satisfaction to merchants and
ship-OWner5.
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HaRBoRISG observation-disclosures Murphy
and Harry May, keepers of sailor boarding
houses. in Queen street. We're arrested yester-
day for haboring deserters from the brig
Xeuia. Trial Justice J. G. Mackey held them
TO bail for a large amount. Murphy attempted
to strike one Of The constables with an axe,
but was prevented Only one Of the deserters
was arrested. The affair created considerable
excitement in Queen street, near the Bay, and
for time serious riot was apprehended; but
the appearance of a large squad Of police pre-
vented any such demonstration.
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No. 13l Meeting street,
sep22-thm4 Near Market street.
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CRuMBs.-The United States Court will NEE
to-day.
Daddy Gains paper calls Tim Hurley "a dou
ble-faced Janus
Daddy Cain gives aroll Of the names OF tnose
men prominent in the burning OF his elhsy'
and calls it 1.-THE roll of midnight maraerers'
A dividend of fifty cents share on the capl'
tai stock of the Gas Company will be paid TO
stockholders on and after to-day.
General Ripley and other American ot1eers'
at Paris, are organizing system OF rifle pits
on the plan which proved so successful in our
war.
We learn that the Governor has issued a
proclamation, ordering the election for couu'!
coroner TO be held on the day OF the general
elections
tits reported and generally believed that
Mr. VIM r. Stoll. county treasurer, is to be
removed, and General Gurney has been offered
the position.
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m OFFICE CHARLESTON GA!

sep2T-6
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~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE ls the best in the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead, nor any uttalic poison to produce par
a,vsis or death. Avoid the yaunted and deluslye
nreparatlons boastlng virtues they donot possess.
The genuine ". A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnlshed reputation 20
uphold It's integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye
Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
at No. 18 Bond street, New York.
noy16 fmWlvF
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n. B.-CouDtry orders promptly attended to-
Oct3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-19
Tin. l,IouTaal, Ddbllsbed at Lew.

TIM Border Jou1Aal, published at Lew
isbgEgdsEsGshylstthe HTFs Fs4EgEsCER's
presumption in suggesting that it would
Bsp dSedltabls sthlRg aorf I'm .Dkmocfacy
G6ch0Odng ani iUniled ststss SenatoI, to
elect Mr.. LAMB, of this city. The journal
needn't get SO mad about Ii. We intend
t9iletl the Democracy eteef whom they
please, even thought should be the editor.
Of the JS,ifRI himself "'For goodness
sake 'lsaysthe alarmed editoE 5dp9ten.
4Skse ddy Manwhds&inI safteq hB a&ne
brought forward by the Wheeling INTEL,
IGENcER, which will insure defeat"
WhiGlF the journal Is slightly mistaken.
Mr.. LAMB didn't " suffer his name brought
I0rwaUiS bysdlsIE Suelbhmention. asgwc
mudk1aSlT him wasl made 0witH6ut his
knowledge, aRd'bf6bably without bis ap.
proval But repeat, the Democracy
might do tar worse, both for themselves
aII N6l;A6dhlryl Aliad RJlaRt;AIr.
LAM AA.lNIgALg,I.LAl. IS4Q- &uG- e.
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% s aI8EStG7s s@sSnntOrship. CO..

WHOM are the people Of the State The
most i1lebtedsto for the last triumph:
Eyli6se eherg talpnls ID y pe4ns We're
most literally expended z Whose labors
were wost effective in wranChing victory
from the radical graspy II these qucs.
lions are considered and answered TRUTH
JULY tho Hon. II. G.,D Davis, Of Piedmont,
aSilk undoubtedly be tLe utianl1lous
choieeoftEie Demb bCracy 0fSWest ViHSin.
! n, For years he has been q consistent;
determined and GoorkiRg enemy Of ltadl'
calism in all Of It's phases and 70 his ,tact,
ndgehentaand hiGnis ws shrR. asmhch
Ss aaeS,.d tS RsR poaitioS shS S1sS %s
doctrine 81 rendering 'ql6nof tD WHOM
honor Is DUE andcwe kn0W,OfinO other
man in the State who is SO Justly entitled
to the Senatorship. A man Of good sense,
fine Judgment, and OF extraordinary ad-
nhnftradye,a diplGanslie q sepatCr y y
mi emb6ssddor,) abilities, distinguished
tor his kindly nature, amenities Gilman
ncr, and dpprodchGbIenES', hC would make
AM ,emiqently, suitable FepreseptattiYel OF
"0ur Mountain Stat" But above NIL
and over al" he Is an honorable, truth:
full and Eeliable map, NJ, all timestin all
places, and under all circumstances! iTou
know exactly where to find him s'"H
1 lIck is rather q surpfisd to tInlMr FAdLK-
EiERs hds ignored yT 4 DenaaGFtBI4sti&t Jour
nal published at ahOhleiE q blu'.T ."
j. y ~.
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- ~ "a [WAsaiNGF 6tI...5.a ,on hii M
The EiRSEJIiSh II : 1IsystO
n's y .,n-, Come :Home al QAce;, s,o7

30 Come 'Home AZ 4Acetl prn1
t,,. = liz ri III NER. YoRK, November 1&
a. dispatch 70 the, TTi5gIs from Wash
i1gtob, says; The President yesterday,
again, informed .. prominent gentle leman
.tlpt INSTRUCTIONS had, been sept 4, Mr.
Motley 70 turn over the D: s, Legation il
London to MF. tMor7sIn'I md and Is return home
,at, 6n6en He also stated, that me sllccessol
'to Nj. Motley bad, been eh1seni that he
should not tender, The appoilt ltm0pt 70 any
'bpdyitni writing. II Is noticed il the new
official register Just Issued by, the, State
Department. that Senator MoFto9'S name
y ;l,In recorded as dating from September
4sM.wslIER i,syol b.h sda b'I 3hi
Tennessee IRRtiah 60 iteld deR0aeelted
oiMr. Van Aernal, Commissioner Of Ren'
sIOps, expresses heopf1iDni that th6prbse,
cutlon0f Roderick B Butler, COngbe8sman
elect from Tennessee,,fOr dishonest prRc,
ltlceg tQwaFlss sGDYernnent pensioners and
theI Pension BurealI will not aaband0n7
ed ,HQ,also stAteSl lthat alhpapersh leces-
,serYI arc now n,the hapd Oh the Attorney
General, who will instEuotI Iiheia attorney
here 10 proceed itwilh athe prosecution %
soon as Mr.. Butlenl arrives, ,ol The, Com.
missioner will ayepAlhg bis witnesses
leady when called forG.E 4d.T,IiiiN ,nht
Republican Defeat IN AlRbahlh9tL tLegs
'hh ] irfslatuFe Democrats. f"y 4
b5eIoiG ID ruWAsH1NafoN N6v. .Lt9i :,
= Information received shows "a 5loSs2 ID
the Alabama Legislature, owing to bolt;
'tRg Republican tickets run IN MOBILIZE
Baldwin, and Madison counties! I'M No.
bile county FIVE boilers ran, independent
Gfithe regular nonfnees,l receiving some
200 vote eSaSdst sufficient TO- deledt lfhe
regular candidates who had about 1900
votes. Had the five regular NOMINEES re-
lceived the fdllparty yT6leI the Republicans
would have had majority op1lhg5 Joint
tallot sufficient To- h1Eei eiectea Slneter ID
!Conefesstt6 succeedl Gem W AtneF. This
bolt, ,liEliB alleged, was under the auspices
iUf the'P PoStmastef and the Collector of The
lpoFtli0 Of Mobiles Hottef, recently SGAp+
pointed Appraiser st Mobile, led t6e b6ltL
inpHtck6 k6Bla1d Ills comnSfssf0h Wfll ptoba5
biz beEfevtReIlss liiW nd .9Iih6 sD !
'4tisR sietie8 KhSs hing attksD DSoir. ,
= ,!A del sti0n from pt minent Officials 0t
the iTetfitbrSI d. New Mexico Arrived
here yesterday, tourge upon Congress the
passage Of an act sdRieiHg New Mexico
ls q StatG i1tb the U1iohs,, They claim
that the territory has over 100 900 e|xahle
Inhabitants, and Is fully prepared ,iotPl.
mnissiof,y THEY saY tGat p Within y. R.(y Year
aftef the Tta1s "A tlantic Rail Raid is Com;
pleted and eSnihss stions made ,wl!h wl!L ne
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between aIGOEduCtOr and
s.JiI OF 9IIeaIIWay PasSengeIs1 9jfnpj 4
70 oE7 7'CHfcAdo, N63embef q

go,o eas CHICAGO, N6tenBet IS, 4
This IA SSSsFaoop SqS 5St two Colo @c5olore9 linen, Some
what Intoxicated got on the Apdoyer
passenger, train, on ithe. iIpdiGnaya Glpetli
natl and Lafayette railroad at Greensb bqrg,
Ind. When, the conductor, John G. Smith,
came around demanding tickets, one oE
the men, Capt, Scott, Of This city mani,
tested q disposition to play with the con-
luctor, and X, delay matters by handing
him q piece Q, paper, The patienceIoC
OF the, conductor gave out and he stopped
the train and putt both the hFe9 fnefn 9R by
force, though it appears The second party
had not q particlpated ~ tlAes delay
and ,,attGri The bell had becpf ru1g,
agreed, according to the statement of oth9
passengers, % pay. bis faFe,i This 80 iGnA
ragged 1lev second man . iharberI tEd1gl
Greensbufg; that lie drew o. FeyolY lYeE ,Pnd
DISCHARGED II tYice at tho 'cond dqptor, one
ball talitpg effect In thehip, Final y theY
Werc, induced 10 e0nR, on the train and
mani ueslipg q disposition for tlrthcF fight,
the brakeman undertook 70 knock, the
barber down. This failed and stlle lntt ter
discharged his pistQlU lllls timeiat the
brakGpQn, though without Cfse6oiT The
two were finally arrested. and sent backto
Gpepsburg. Tho conductor, Is seriously,
though not dangeFoaSlY wopPdeas r.-s q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-19
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