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sycHENCE,s pULMoNIc syRUP,

CsCHEECK'5 PULMONfC SYRUP,
SCENCkS Seaweed Tonic for Dyspepsia aud Indigestion
SCHENCK'S Mandrake Pills. for Liver Complaint. .
These popular medicines baye been before the pubc
nearly forty years. and the reputation they have attained
renders useless to puH them Thousands who
benefited by their use testify to their merits.
IL may be asked by those who not familiar With the
virtues OF these great remedies "How do Dr. Schencks
medicines effect their wonderful OF Consumption I"
The answer simple They begin their work Of
sorat ion by bringing the stomach liver and bowels into
active healthy condition 1t is food that this formida
BILE disease SCHENCkS Mandrake Pills act on the liver
and stomach promoting healthy secretion and removing the
bile and slime which have resulted from the inactive or tor
pd condition OF these organs aud Of the system generally
This sluggish state OF the body and the consequent accuu.
on OF the unhealthy substances named prevent the proper
digestion OF food and natural consequence create dis
ease, which results in proslraon and finally IL death
schcncks Pulmonc syrup and Seaweed Tonic, when
taken regularly mnge with the food, aid the digestive
give fos strength the patient Let the faculty
what may this is the only for consumption Exc
perence has proved beyond the shadow OF doubt, and
thousands to-day alive and well who few since
regarded hopeless cases. but who induced to
try DR. schencks remedies and were restored 10 permanent
health by their use. .
DR.. schenck's Almanac containing full treatise on the
forms OF disease his mode Of treatment and general
directions how his medicine be had gratis or sent
by mail BY addressing his principal oce No. 10 North SIXTH
sireet, Philadelphia Pa.
Price OF the fulmonc Syrup scawesd Tonic, each,
81 so per boe 81 80 half dozen. Mandrake ps @5c
box. For sale BY all druggists and dealers JOHN f.
HENRY, No. College place, Wholesale Agent.
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Religioms Notes and Ohseryations.

Religious Notes and Observations.
a-'.Apews OF the Second Church. Rochester N. =.
iA> ~in Brown, pastor), rent for $o172 25.
Ws', '.naSo, u,ss IN church, composed OF Swedes,
has hcen orrap,zed in sroo@.yn, N.Y. through the
agency OF st. Matthew's congregation.
California paper says tns 'apanss, " ,"h, "a W."
universal respect BY sort Of eas,sn '"o's 'ne'
have OF minding their own business" a..
Henry Ward Beechers name appears in the On.
tan Union as editor. Hts ''Star papero on "Chip-
monksn ia creating lively sensation among the
faithful
revival OF singular purity and power Is In pro-
cress In Alton, Ill.,, IN which all the churches
have shared The Baptist church to which Rev. n.
Butler OF Maine has just come as PASTOR Is enjoying
the presence OF the Divine spirit.
writer, who is more ner~,spaner correspondent
than clergyman, bns VINO has nearly swung around
the crce VI the determinations as the latter, says ID
recent letter that the people 10 this region are 50
ftu and 1cKie and there IS so little permanency in
settlements, that the wonder Is tnat any man who
can shovel coal drive an express wagon willing
TO run the risk OF paslorate.
The idle stories about Mrs. Van Colts having been
at time an actress are dispelled by this true
story Of an interview between herself and Presby-
terrain unbeevcr in ''w0man preachers" His
Colts meetings, and the young convert invited her
spiritual guide TO tea During the meal the uncere
rnonlous falhcr-whose willing ears had heard the
guest was once ON the boards said, Madam, how
long since you lett the stageW Unhesitatingly the
evangelist replied 'Sir IL viii be thrtyeght years
and cannot tell how soon the Lord Will take me
from II !" He was answered The scene Of this oc-
currence is LAID IN certain locality tn New YORK,
about two years ago.
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ruHoMAs r. AGNEw 25o GREENWICH STREET,
New YORK. has reduced the prices of Teas Coaees 81
gars Flour and kinds of Groceries Moasses AMI rroy
sons 10 the gold standard.
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Stripes Cape Hayten Virginia, Galveston via Kew West:
Victor cortes and MisssPp New Orleans Huntsville and
Moore, Newpern Isaac Bell, Richmond, &c; Empire. rha
delph,a,
Wind at sunset ESE.
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During the excitement, which TASTED some fifteen
minutes several persons were trampled upon by the
crowd In their anxiety TO reach the street. and were
seriously injured.
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French Imperial Iatefes;s-A Ray OF Light.

FFGNtH ttHHtflstt StHJ VH NT's''ts
According TO the Memorial Dip,omattQte OF Paris,
as translated for the English journals. the rope
hastened TO assemble under his presidency the prin-
cpal members Of the Sacred College, and notably
the 1--WE presidents OF the congregations in the
Council IN order 10 consult them about the answer
to be given to Count Daru. The meeting on March
10 is SAID TO nave pronounced UNANIMOUSLY for the
admission OF the French Ambassadors. A reply IN
that said to have been sent on TO Paris ana
Mgr Chgi win shortly deliver 1t to the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs.
The same journal also announces that If the Coun-
Gil postpones for some days the discussion OF tne
schema relative to infaliDity 1t Is In order TO give
France time to choose her Envoy Extraordinary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEDICAL W9SPEs. E2SPF;s LIFE p.--
wh,pmAs Neuralgia Aud doa. IN their @ wGrs, st. stages s
rsses rsa kansss salt as Rheaa certainly
y ps Il a: e.. ssssa
I. e fsstss ss:
old ulcers even chsosc iss sis 'saf eui
.s 's $s r.
nYArrs LIFE Roth
s s ssos IT, as S.e Is years. as @
out any return ad Of The s d,esse e ,ss Sold sv
per bottle, or six for s5
4 SIX FOR LiEBlG's coMpANY,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.
A None ssnniSe wrSOpi We ggnasrs q ssg9n 4,s0'G'
the and of D. Mi Miaus HI sos
4 pvIoE FREE ALL.-TREArED AT AT GREENWICH
a street Of Fever and Ague Rheumatism and Dyspepsia
have been cured. Why sulerY You can .. - cured
"a "-A.-soNErHING BEAUTIFUL.
The New White White, Limoggs 9,ogs. Dinner Sets
The Toie. Sets, elegant "a
The Tea sets handsome . loo, +"
~ '''' ''''' 'S =, oSr Sy, prices beat them all
Middle Of the Cooper Institute B.ock.
No connection with the crockery stores of the corner
rURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
BRANDRETTs PILLS should be taken, one every night
| OccablODa1V
done in view OF cure the blood OF all imper.
fecy dges,ed food oosveness the rs symptom Of dys
pepsla. Then comes heartburn. By using the BRAND.
RETH PILLS these troubles remeded and in
short time the health is fully restored
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
II Goods marked In plain figures.
Call and examine the prices.
100 oHoIcE PAINTINGS.
from The studios Of Mazzaini and Menchetti Rome,
AT AND BELOW COST
Our stock before May ls next and tho
will be continued after that date by our succeseors
Messrs Nicol Davidson, at 6s6 Broadway -
o.! broadway and Broope street..
Our Store es10 TO let, either entire or the lofts separat y
~. corner broadway and Broome street,
win continue for THREE WEEKS only
their
great closing out sale
China, Glass, Gas Fixtures,
sEverpsted Ware, Bronzes Clocks and Mantel Sets
Call and examine their prices,
marked nj and below cost
In plain figures each article
After 1s May their Messrs Ncol Davidson,
will continue be business at $50 Broadway, near Great
Jones street.
VI prices Of English Carpepcs Oh Cloths and all goods
connectetwith the carpet business at HIRAM
70 Bowery The largest stock OF fresh goods al the lowest
prices within six years.
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=--E
ROME. .
-s-BsI-
The German Secession from the COuncA.
aian Opinion Of the Result.

gian Opinion Of the Result.
From the Nord. Of Brussels, March 14l
Certain German theQ0gians do not hesitate 10 oe
clare that they will separate from the Roman Church
OF the doctrines which the COMPANY Of Jesus de-
sire to establish we have already reproduced sey.-
raj declarations 20 that effect. new one has just
Qualities OF the person who has signed 1t give q
specai iTI iTIrorance 1t emapaes from DR.. Pichler,
one o. che pupils Of Canon D9lllnger, and formerly
pr lessor OF theology at Munich, but for some years
librarian at ST. Petersburg. The Doctor IN letter
10 the Bishop OF Mayence announces that ms con,
Church OF Rome II The Council OF the Vatican should
again confirm or extend the anathemas pronounced
by that held al 1rentp No doubt can any longer
exist that the repetition and extension in question
VIII take place. The learned gentleman referred 70
may therefore be considered as not belonging 10 the
Hoinish Church.
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CEILING OUT. n,
In GLASS, BRONZE AND ORM0LU,
al and below cost
Z. v. HAUGHW0UTs& CO.,
corner Broadway and Boome s,reet
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French Opinion,

Ffench OpinfOn.
<,dtt1hdhs's Messenger OF the 18th or March,
speaking OF the issue Of the fatal ARRAY, says
The dreadful issue OF the duel near Madrid be-
tween the Duke de Montpensier and Prince Henry or
Bourbon Is noticed by several OF the Paris Journals
as erribelInstance OF mistaken senstiveness onithe
point OF honor. We give IN preceding column
the text OF the sort OF manifesto from Prince
Henry which Immediately led 10 the hostile
e1counter but the real cause must be sought for in
te deep feeling or antipatny with which the writer
considered acting dishonorably IN not firmly sup
porting mis- slster-in-Iaw, Queen lssbeila. 1t Is
republican, was sQ convinced that no or Of govern.
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OvINGToN BROTHERS
Have the largest assortment of Decorated Dinner
offered, ranging n price from S5e to $780,
TEN PER CENT LESS
THAN NEW YORK HOUSES.
Elegant Manel Ornaments Clocks In great variety
equally cheap
Parlsan Granite Dinner Sets Ia2 pieces, $ls.
French China Dinner Sets, lis pieces, S29.
Goods delivered New York and vicinity. Fulton ferry
pass the door.
Close buyers should compare prices.
Nos 236, 23S and 240 Fulton street, Brooklyp.
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC OR
III detention from bnsness for Structure, Fs,aa Piles,
Diseases Of the Pelvic yscea Diseases and Deormes OF
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D., IN Lexington avenue.
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MO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE
~ Seventy thousand cures by DuBary's delicious health
restoring food, THE REvALENTA ARABICA, which re-
stores GOOD appetite perfect Digestion sound sleep healthy
lungs aud liver strong nerves md cures eaecay indges-
cough, asthma bronchitis consumption, all kinds Of fevers,
h9morrhods, nervous, bilious and liver compaina
hroas caarh colds noises Ia the head and rheuma
s. gout, Impurities erupons hyseria neuralgia, rrita
biy seepessness acidty papation Of the heart heart
burn headache aebLiy dropsy cramps spra,ns nsases
than meat and saves: nifty times M cost in other
Cure No 6s4l3 RomeThe health Of the Holy Father 10
excellent especiey since he has confined himself entirely
DuBarrys Revaenta Arubca Food which has produced
surprisingly boneacla health hts Holiness
cannot praise this excellent food too highly Gazette
Mid.-cure No. e42lo- -hsrchioness Of Brehanof seven
years liver complaint sleep debility dyspepsia and
loss Of flesh Cure No l77,osLord Ia Stuart De Dsciesnof
bic agony from dyspepsia asthma cough, cona.ipa-
on, hntuiency, spasms sickness and vomiting MARIA
Toly. Cure No. 4627UJames Roberts, Es1 Frimey, Sur
reyor thirty years diseased lungs splitting OF blood,
stpaon liver arrangement and partial deafness Cure No.
7S4is Tenon N, j, Nov. 4, 1851 have found DuBar
RVS Revaenta Food the sine qua non for ndigeaon O.
BoaTdman NJ p Sold II ,ns 4 b. VI a5 I6s SO also
Co, l6s William street n. John y. HENRY. College
place; HEGEMAN 4 CO. 203 etc. broadway, and at all
druggists grocers
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neIIclous PersonuI Notes,

heugt0us IeTsOuut X~OsSss
Bishop Davis Of South Carolina 10 totally blind.
He performs the ofnces OF the Church from memory.
Rev. D. W. Faunce, pastor OF the First Baptist
church In Concord, N. H., Is to spend four months
visiting Palestine and the East.
The Episcopalians nave "Clergymans Mutual
Insurance Leaguen numbering $40 members. On
Inc death Of any member his brethren each SEND TWO
dollars TO the heirs
The vacant church at Birmingham, Huntington
county, Pa, has enjOved precious revival IN con.
necllon with their communion services conducted
by the Kew. r. J. Graves. OF Saxton.
Dr. W. Z. Knox Is filing the gap made by the re-
signation OF DR.. George G. Curtis in Elmira, most
admirably Dr.. Curtis family are now IN Paris ana
All in fine health Miss Bronson. OF the Elmira Fe-
male College, accompanied them.
Bishop Whipple. or Minnesota, who is travelling
In Europe for his health, had gift OF 600 pre-,
sented to him for the endowment for the Episcopal
College OF professorship and $1,000 worth OF
books. The presents were made from the oxford
University.
Rev. 3. IT, Tying, Jr's, church lately took up 9
contribution OF about $4,000 IN aid OF The House OF
the Evangelist, new theological school TO educate
young men to preach the Gospel to the neglected IN
New York city. This Is sad to be the largest cOcc-
ton ever taken up 10 an Episcopal church In this
country.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 27 s7o-TRIPLE SHEET.

schr Transit, Racket, Phiiadephia for Gloucester
hchr May, Racket! Phiadelphia for somersct
Schr Joseph Porter Burroughs Philadelphia for Norwich
Rchr Spray, Scui, Egg HArbor. Nf
BohT Ida Smith, StcelmAn. Efg Harbor.
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REI.0IY
SAILED.

BELOW.
Brig Camilla lBr), Tucker, from S! Jago March :.
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Panic in II Catholic Church at Albany.

Panic IN a UathOlic CHURCH at Albany.
While lenten services were being held In st. Johns
Catholic church on Friday evening" 1stn a cry Of
"nren was raised in consequence Of the drapery
about the statue or the Virgin having accidentally
caught fire. The church was flied with men, women
and children at the time ana scene OF great excite
ment ensued. The entire audience became panic
stricken. as it were, on seeing the flames, and
the altar made strenuous efforts to extinguish the
burning drapery, and finally succeeded in doing 80
Father Bayard, wnle endeavorng TO subdue the
flames, was severely burned In consequence OF his
vestments taking fire. This added TO the excitement
among the audience, and several OF those in the gal
iery, finding the passageway blocked up with the
tDropg leaped from the gallery to tAe rocr beneath.
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Shipping Notes.
The follow ing vessels have been hauled Deans rawa
Red Hook
Schr John Daley. 240 tons, being recalked
Propeller Sheridan, repairing rudder
schr Lucy Hammond leo tons, painting bottom and 9th
repairs.
Barge Parker 260 ons having general overhauiing.
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CoLD AT PAR PROFESSIONALISM IN THE
" prices q English Carpeinss OF Cloths, and all goods
connectetwth ths business HIRAM ANDERSONS,
80 Bowery The largest fresh goods the lowest
prices within
, 1870-05-23
The Murdered Scott.
Georqctonn {Hinn-l Correspondence Of he 1oronto
Globe.
1z-za.4h;,,e. ha1nns srint, tn the murdered Scott

ee0Tse'0s" 'a'"'1 tDt5sxse'sas"'e GaSs @ "e 1'''''
Everything belonging to the murdered Scott
was appropriated by these wrctcles, and eEen
his body waB not given up to his friends, who
begged for it. The truth concerning thus hor
id butche1y is almost too revolving fo,.. publ
cation, but I have the most nnquestionahle
authority for the following details. The IN
fortunate young man was shot BY three exc,
cnt1oucrs about u O'Clock in the dsy, and
while he was writhing On the ground
q drunken hali-breed ran up to him to
finish him with his revolver. This fellow
to poor scotts head obhquely, and the ball,
which struck below the temple and forward ui
tha ear. sirprly grazed the skull and came out
NEAR Tie nose, beneath the eye. The shot
stunned tho victim, and he WIS thrust into the
coffin and placed in the bastion, IN charge Of
half-breed sentinel The night was bitterly
cold, and, while the sentinel was pacing h1s
Tounds 1t Ii o'clock, he heard Scott call
ing out strongly IN English. He did not
understand what he said, but Riel and
Others were summoned, and to these Scott
said: "For Gods sake. either finish me
or take me out Of this, for am freez1ng;
This was fully eleven hours aites the goos tfe tfa
story breaks OF, 80 far IS anything Is certain
" known. niel and ono other, whose name IS
not known, were left alone With their faetlm,
and the reports Of three pistol shots #ere
heard, but On the following day, at noon, the
murdered man was distinctly heard muttering
ineoherentlS in his coffin. Still later, when he
| wss buried, his brains protrnded through a
EbsshY breach il his forehead, and he bore the
imp and bali ife.Gke appearance Of one but
tell, but it is firmly believed BY the boat in-
fo1med men IN the settlement II is no won-
der That Riel refused to give up tho bodv to be-
ghast1y witness against himself and lis fcl-
low butchers. I neglected to state that the
1unn'a body, and that neither they nor the pig,
to1 ehot by the drunken half-breed mere kno,c1
to be necessarily fatal Many think thoy were
NOT, The murder is not talked OF in the set
tIenent, IS It en1ages Riel to hare it Iefe.1et
The staten eut that Scott was executed Mt nll
, 1870-05-23
ANOTHER SUICIDE
Jcwclier Shoots I1lusclf-Iscffers to his
Friends Giving the Reason.

I'm Saturday afternoon gentleman called at
tbe CITY Hotel. corner Of Lake and State streets
and registered himself IS John M. Aarqaarolt,
Iowa CITY, He retired about O'CLOCK IN tue
evening, and yesterday morning the chambetmad
found him dead in bed, With pstol-oal hole III
his forehead. The Deputy Coroner vas sent ~,
nnding Of revolver on the bed, and several lei
ters, which we're on table In the room, estah-
lhhed the fact that he had committed suicide, and
ave1d!ct was rendered accordingly. There were
I three letter., and. IL the reason for making away
sipss Is gyen !, 5s1en they ase sgboned
rccted 10 Miss Hattie Sltka, No. III West Wash.
| ipgton street, Is as follows:
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one Il, EXCEPT myseNtneompesent y le anyone,s hn
rss a5 sss Nv s = sSi;
r.iael,zs T. now and a%it ne fen tG rr ~
Dsa1 not acc eii ior What. ~ Good 65e, Eood Hattie.
The second Is addressed to Frank c. Alden, Dt
venport, Iowa, and Is as follows:
Stand " ind set 70 o. bes. lsdythat M
aot soaid .ke is5y 6sRSy: .hsisIo;e \ :,
;sadT = ltsvc ths ToId ~ qs na nsS nSot o1s
n nj iaa % I. she ess. ssnse 70 NY 'e''Ds' ~ A'' ''>
Tne thiIa and last, which Is written In Gernal
City. It reads thus:
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s 10 The sne
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Tou sSs xbos e e istsqd na@ IL Z roa e
, 1870-05-23
<kTheLaRt Of. xefrf.& Mont,


EDITORS CLEVELAND HERALD: In your no
tico Of the death OF Benjamin Fleming, Of
Erie, ona Of the survivors ot the battle OF
Lake Eria. you speak OF him Us Is the last OF
pezry's men" This ia a mistake which should
be corrected.
There, are get living, as far IS known, foEr
men Who participated in the memorable cou-
dict Of September 10, 1918. Their names arc
as follows:
Rowland 7. Parker, who was bonn in Orange
County, virginia, October II, It's, emigrated
to kentucky in 1883; now resides near h4aSs-
vile, Mason Conpty, Kentucky.
Mammalian, the last survivor Of tho Nj
aaara, lives near Cincinnati, IN octogenarian.
John Norris, born in 1889, is now Lying at
Petersburg, Kentucky. -.
Dr. W. +. Taliaierro, Of Cincinnati. born
!; January Is, 1795, on Mountain Fun, Orange
!. County, Virginia. Tho doctor Was, only ID
!, years Of age, bnk did yeomau service. IN the
!; battle. ..-.
i lam not certain TINT Lieutenant; Thomas
: B1ownau, Of Newport, Rhode Ialand; has paid
the debt of mature. He WAS living Last yeaE,
but it seens A though haye read somewhere
an account OF his dccease. He xas non-com-
issioped oficer in the battle, and will be re:
membered us one Of tho moss "conapicnons "
oldyeterana present at TITO Inauguration OF the
Pe1Iy statue. A. I. It.
CLEVELAND, Mhy 16.
, 1870-05-23
TIE POLICE OQUETS,

SV41H AluE EOGR1-
A I1ftsmau irom Stevens' Point, named Nicho-
las SossonE. asTSed n sais city da5 Or TIVE ago,
the famous Conlcy's Patch. Here he was robbed.
On Saturday molnlnE Thomas Martin WIS AZ
Iaicped before Justice Snmmer1eld charged with
1he offence, hur as tic evidence IVES not over
lucid. Martin Tas nned 50 Tor dtsoFdsr!y conduct
ner boTer, and, while there, be vas neeced Of
sso. As The robbery could not be definitely nxed
'n MPsnicF oulnlan established ea.t T,fs ts
os sa neid III In 500 to keep the peace Another Q
~ s9hR Reeee1 as u r aass
[iut [An4le et7sscf Was sIfxned and nned s7o- ST
fnnaies were dned $50 eacn. -.s a,a, 60
'naoNtt Nettte miller, another keeper, WIS naeo =
ano aoe1 4ss1 TTsT Asp foK1n SIDE couK1a
justices Moore and Dresser 1no naa a@ satn1ds
Ha 9nnn st.4ceod nj a couple OF THsIahts, olso
deri1 case Of two, and half q dozen ofanSS
, 1870-05-23
sTABBING AEERAY.
Two Meu Bndly Cut In n Saloon on Went.
worth Avenue.

Ascrtous stsbbing STRAY occurred In a saloon o.
the corner of Ftnnell street and Wentworth AVG
nne, about O'Clock yesterday morning. About al
hour prevtous, four men. one Of whom was Johr
Edwards blacksmith, left the fair which Is being
teen.h and State strce:s to n
home; On thelr Wy they stopped lnto seve1sl s.
they reached the corner OF The thoroaghfarea irst
mentioned, Edwards rushed into the saloon Va Of
Michael Henian, the othe1z passing along. The
g5ePsoss ssss ana ga sPsnsct named Jahe Te
approached the former and saId: "YoQ-
Nhat ere you sitting here for r HeniAn tod him
0naRe used In his place. Tstlia got IN. then. ana
walked toward the door. Without saying anether
= Mord Edwards m pulled out knife md stabbed hin
picked ap char and Knocked EdTsr,s a do1G 5Gn1za
struggle enared, and Edwards being much tho
fi1f1ngef ct The hand and stabbed Henian
fentlon Of several persons, and among them no
Accman- Eho TOOK Edwards into CUSTODY anl
g,a,;an ma,shed hin to sae Police
d5ssssd t6e Eoaads sfssr AS4s Which ''f rsiia ana
@ Nas removed to hia home, about tso blocks dis
The e ~ sns5sd the let groin and 4
proves to be the case, his condition Is critical He
became became ve5y rsa1 from loss Of blood, And this
The knife entered Just below The risht
shoulder blade, but It is thought, did
noe penetrate the 1ungl Yesterday afternoon Ed
wards vas transferred to the Arrnory Station. and,
IBIS morning. Will be arTaigned at the Police court
As neither q the Wounded men Will be able to sp-
pear, he VIII be committed to await their recovery
or the result OF their INJURIES Our reporter mad
1r1e1 COMPENSATION with him yesterday afternoon.
BE denied au knowledge Of the stabblng; said no
and four others went Into the saloon, and he was
struck on the head and became fnsenstbic His
bead Was tied up and bis forehead clotted with
blood. uc acknowledged to being drunk, but
maintained that he did not cut any
oo1lY.