, 1870-09-15
TRAGEDY IN MINNESOTA.
SuG Tale nf II I81sEhtct7 aIoaut-4A1
AdnlieYcE SnuI t.4lax

sad Yale af II H1sEhtctz aIo,ur-1au
AdnlteEcr shot D-slG-
From ne Wslseua tu,nn., E<srt:H4n, S*p- T.
\ terrible 1r4g.ds eccursel1s Gilmore VII
ley. about three miles from this ri:r, OH
Saturday evening, the 10th iu=t.. resulting in
tie slontiue Of Robert Gully BY James Hard
wick The affair has created Intense e1eise-
ne ut III heLeishhorltord whs re it to.k place;
we'll Known. aul our reporter has taken p!ins
to be: The ratt:rnla1s Of tie u...api.: aa:ir
IN. Tic n:oss reliable sor1ltS. TIE ;,...A-
LIS OF tho :ua:!er r:1tl, baci- soale G.e.en
= a1- ago. ati., the -. r.. T. rtatei tt lIr-
Hs.uw,eA auo his wife, l. as fellows: ~
Evl"7: Gully. whc W4s II Oh 81 oT VI years
Old, WAS t'arh.io., a, lti=l.aau Us blr.l. aud
caNe to Ills - e'tisntry sone twe.v. .ca:s aga,
lIs1EE 4 firm IN the valley abosc El::.tioucL,
aLi .ivi::: with family who rea:e,i i. part Ut
:he si1a.' li:.::: alone. Sea. by lived ! JAnasa
NarJwick ar.s Ii. family. ard Cu:iy h,1 ns.a-
Mr- Hard"irk SAWS thu lirst si:11e hs ever sus-
pec,t1 anything wrong be:wee;4 lis 1,fo AMI
Esiiy VAS Ole morning whcn ho lH.E,Ntck)
resAtned fionl hHnsls.~-s:e had L.ea out very
ea,l,--ansi discovered tl,iy coming uus OF !i1s
Wifs i ic1tcom in way that arut4ss.d his af.-
{rel eusiuns. Cl'ly rsn on. i.;s til. yasd, not
Ecc.;iir H.t1wic..- : calls for hin 10 stop. Ho
a:tttwa:ti acc1ss.i to;A Casly ALL Mrs. Hard
MI /. hut tbs" de!s it, :..1 lie IL ,rg 4: th7t
per;:a;:7 lie had been u.is' skeu. IAls MAS
Anti; eitstC years ago.
Mis-. Isrdaick -atr that b:fose this NJ.
rIls bad fc.S.d her, ,:ns.. thsea:s Of ssking
Err :fr. to submit IL is embraces. AID lhsu
he sert Ler in constant fe.z Ut her life, sxear-
ing tia: he wouta Q, hesitate :sloclen: t.
kill l.er. ii ete rytr cared to txrtuse hin. So
n!aise.sian on, the gully atinlttree pursuing
bis "htkt .i't - AID "atef:ing lis ''rro'tuai-
ties to bElt ILr l,t11i- OF h1 u .is.atsor II u>El-
vick. Who al this til.e reol1i.e:i III iEnurAnc,,
II the -tate ef ai1.i.r.
81. T.
MilEts.ta Regiment. 4 i Nag . le three or
fot1r y-ats. When ha retasacl. To asain
sought TIE weEan liz A7; ,u:s..d. AID again
feIcel t.r, Under tat CID llr.A.e, su eoni0rna
to hi: niehrs-., Ie proFos,l ~ llazlsick t.
take lis \, u:ls'st ta:m-s.td tc san eli to
Ha:,.S:,l; = condition that Hard .ic: was to
iH aI:. l. d. as family a. le:c as h.. lived
rivn !tsa 200 aud p:oe,y O. tho
f!eit. Year after year pa=sei By,
AMI. TO al appearances, there was nothing 10
disturb the rtaee Of the family, cut tie ser
remoEetra.c+s of Mis-. Ii .rslwiek. Gully CON
tinued LIS intercourse wiz. her, threatening TO
taie Eet life if rhe Fcei-td. lIn2ll last ALI,
Nrr- Harl"isk fes outely REFUSED Il. st:ua.lt to
l:,u any longer. ard, althnug!, lte staxed a.d
thse sttn:c. ;sLr eaid she nuull Gio soo..er than
sutnit.
F,u1u this fine o@. Chilly ras not so friendly
ara kind toward Alr. tlarAsitk aud she family
III he had Ice before: nevertheless, there
war Eo upen Iup.urs until last F1l1asy, the 3t.
iEst.Et. l.arly on iAs, morning, iolore break
fast, Cn!ls raised els, .utr ah.u; tho division
o! the fruit Which c,n:inned alter :tho family
ue1e ate<: f,t breakfast Theie wero ut the
table Mr.. a...l Ers, liarlwick, James, l tos Of
| nI.1eer. s0nnEeF s.eser asrl aoout ;ei- a
! rt:ll yuunHer Lrrtler. and tu!t:. An olior
!: daughter. somewhere about fourteen yeara
old. was in this city, attending Fc.,oai-
i The dispute became quite c1rntst. and
| Gully lEoLe out With d sentence too vulgar ~
reFeat, Int which reelected upon III. CHAR
! acte1 Of 1!rs. Hardwici. Tnis aroused I1Aal
| wick, but he did not give %ar to his temPGt-
t strt- liardwiek feared that he was sui,,S to
make all exposure then and there, to ul-s;rars
her before her huatanu and Children, bec1asa
she had aehed Ills power u coe1ee hsr. Eut
| no 0IsclcfnHe tuok place. MT- l1as,iwl,:a CAME
down to,'u sitter s1takfa.t ard dill III. return
until tupp.rs tEae-r..l: IL er.s i,iciou. VI any
thing that wss atst1o. mE the peace OF his
family.
! Ill; tl1c day lad leen a so:ruu f,.l one foE
Ets. llarGW.ci. Ste felt tls.t sue could no
icEEtr /. er back fr. III 1:er huobai.1 the story
Of lar shame II sl.. lad iecu d-graccd, It
war adtizs fsi'llcrsue-s to it to Keep silent,
end that light s!.t relieved her heart Of the
whole stuty from the leginrins, con-
teseinG. everything. and rr'calinE IA All
fia1d"irk had been regarding Al hi, friend
1t cauie !iku sAun1tre.uls rrun him. aNd- na
IKE chapters nf the dark tale we're uufo!ded
to Lin, his miu1 trcame wcll-nlgh craxed witt
: ite tust!el' of er:tf.
, ! lie 1txs n,o:Hlng, Saturday, lie came te
this eity, hcarttroken and sa1, in sc ,rc;, oi
sympathy a1a advice. lie c..:sruIt,d With
few Ct l:is friends, alt! I, cy atlvl-e-l him tt
| &C. come fried TO aid h'rl-f':r he va 6nt il
good 1ealth and 1 small mar. while CT " wa
strong ntd 1owetfnl-so hocae. charge Gull.
with Lis guilt. ut d tell linn he init leave. Ii
anE event, tc.out this, to act entirely Oh tllt
! | defensive. Ar. 1IsruwicS sought for somi
friend, tus. mot hndiu: s.t,uae ~l,v cared t.
| undt rake III. task, and ftatius that Cult,
night carry cut Iii. threats 10 klll him. b.
armed himself with revolver. and deter
: LINED to rely upon liaase}f anil his son James
| Ile1:ioted aloTe. lir had n,lothc1 revo!ye
! at hotue, and he pat that ia lis pocket AFRO
: to Ee prepared for any emergency.
II was about o'clock on Saturday evening
when he tTozclcd TIC matter to Gully, VIII
, waa sitting in the house. Mr.. HartsEies AM
James were a!eo rEescut. Mr. Har iwicl
asked Cully If he ever had improper inter
cou: Sc with bis wife. Gully denied it, Esii h
, Lad not. 3lrs. Hare3wick spoke up and ssil
You know you have. Aow dare you deu
IT, lIasdv!cL 1hsn told hin, ho must l-.ve
~hereuEon lie few 1I:o rage. jumped uI
teizel 1IsEIaicx ly tie coat cr!iar, and the,
: moved 'ows1c the door, carh tzsins TO pm
lie other out. Just oussiI. tbs door waa
work cEth from, wLirh Gull: seiz-d l.m
j AAh3NN
Itir blow Lii Lot take effect, bnt Le sst;1c
: again, hitting uor:aica i -er.zs 4!ow y
:, ta.e toselN at}. ard telling him TO Il,
; Erocn!. Eat Gully dill !no-er his l.s'ld
, end. although 1la'.lsi K "ss ,u1lc:. s:u,,l.el b
: : Tie ii. VI. lie rallle':. pulled INT onc Ct III
: r:stt II, aud thinks he fred Two s'mts. In
I whether either took effect mt he does no
i know. Gully struck lin. acnth aith the li:s1l
!. mer. ARA they btsh fell, Gully on top, ~1c am
itg: Snw, G-dtl-in lou Trc got 30;
where want you, ard II. Lii; you" Eu:
! sorrc way or other. IIa1dvi, as.iE :hrtw biz
;. o1- H. hAi lost one pistol, a1,l getting huls
Of tho otler cEe, fred two shots rsore. ar'
! Gully fcl! athis fscs corpse. shut t.lro :Ei
: the head aud body Mr.. Iia1dw;ck anil he
son Witnessed the fight, and al:ca Gull
! knocked Harwick down the second time she II,
i piore., Jimmy to help hit father or lie woul
: he murdered We could not leatn ~hethe
I the ron rendered .,d or not After tho adai
: wse oyer, Mr. Harlwich had his ron hitch u
II the team and drive lin into tie city, EhereL
:, teltrtr. d limtclf into the custody Ut tbs oil
L GERS. and he has paescl the TINE in = room al
: jc.r:ue Justice Story otict, since ais err1va
!. II tie ciAy. His face be71s the marks Of Il,
u reye1e blows o1 the hammer, 2nl Ee Il 1uc
detected. Nben Lo and ls wife related th
sorrow fu} tale to our tsuortcz they both CAV
| a.. rrnst ififu1 t.tief. 1II it W1A in