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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-01
WIMTyT&BOR0,
Wednesday Morning, Nov. l, 1871.
Editorial COrrcEpOndcnce.
":.' 4 CnATTANooGA, TnNN.,
October "a, 1871.

October "a, 1871.
Dear Ncvs:
a. Being detained here several hours
Oh; account Of tho failure Of the trains
to make close connection, shall spend
fow moments in letting you know
something of my pcrogrinations since
my departure from tho 'Boro. Au.
gusta was reched without any Incl
dents worthy of mention. at uouar-
tor past seven that night we took pas
cage for Atlanta in one of tho Pull
man Palace Sleeping Coaches, sur
rounded with almost all the comfor Is
of an ordinary dwelling. Reaching
Bcrzelia wo RECALLED ourselves with
hot supper done up in true country
stylo, but mono the less welcomed and
appreciated. After indulging in the
good things of tho table, VIC rcsortod
to the "wced," and then made pre-
parations for the land of nod, where
we soon arrived, and passed several
hours in drcamland. Whom We awokc
this morning, wo were in few miles
of Atlanta, and by daylight had come
to n halt in front of the far-famed
Kimball House. AS far us wc could
oh'r'vn, ''iSr." or hotel is the o,.ly
suIs; i.;i attraction about Atlanta,
though, through ignorance, wo may
be doing tho place injustice in sa wing
this.
Wo set. out for this point at half
past five this morning via tho Western
and Atlantic Railroad, or Joe Browns
road, as it is sometimes called, and
reached Chattanooga at twenty min
utcs past ono this afternoon.
The Wostorn and Atlantic Railroad
possesses two striking features, being
the emoothest road bed it has ever
been our pleasure to ride upon, and
having more curves than we had sup
posed successful road could have
Especially is the latter feature notice.
able in tho ncighborhood of Etowah
River and Chickamauga Creek. The
track CROSSES tho last mentioned
stream thirteen times before hrally
leaving it, and at Etowah River max cs
complete elbow, turning from a due
north course squaroly to tho West.
We wero informed by a hnowing
one that tho read could have been run
straight from Ringgold to Chatta.
nooga, saving thereby ten miles. The
explanation Of this seeming error on
the part of the engineers was that
they were paid extra for all bridges
and curves, and of course it was to
their interest to get as many in as
possible. Sharp fellows those cnsi.
neers.
A short distance beyond Chicka.
mauga station, the Western and At.
lantic is crossed by the East Tcnnos.
SEQ and Virginia Railroad, which
tunnels through Missionary Ridge,
while winding its way to this place,
but recrosses the Western and Allan
tic before arriving at its destination.
In my next, will make mention of
Chattanooga and its beautiful sur
roundipgs, which deserve more notice
than l am afraid can give them.
More anon. ~.
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For Sale

OFFER for sale my plaoe near Buck
hcHd, continuing 280 acres. On the
premises is comfortable dwelling house
md several cut buildings, about forty
acres of said land is in original woods. =.
Ihcrc is also some very fine bottom land or
this place. 1t is altogether one of the most
desirable plantations in this ristric,, beinp
we'll wntered md in good ncighborho cd.
for particulars apply to the subscriber at
his residence near Buckhesd.
oct 3l-t112 ISAACH MEANS
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From California.

SAN FRAHctsco, October 25.--Th,
Chiuese at Los hrgclos lumber abou,
fifty. The mob Was determined to
muhu thcm leave Lhu city. before
hanging them the mob fred hom
roofs, killing one and woundiug scv.
cral. Qaict i. rcsturcd.
In the case Of tho application of
Mrd. Fair, in the Supreme Curt, fyf
new trial, u hearing WIS post
poned until November llth.
SAN FRAHCIsco, October 26.-In
addition to the fifteen Chinese hanged
at Los Angeles, including Il nine ,oar
Old boy, Que woman aud several men
were shot dead.
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General Zoe Johnston.

Ftve years ago, in conversation Will,
number of gentleman Of our town
our views in regard to one Of our 80.
best of chic!tains, Gen. Juc J.hn,
ston, were the same a. that of 0eu.
ID. III. Hill, editor of the Southern
Home. Wher we mentioned the fact
that the future destiny Of the Con.
fcd'acy depended entirely upon tho
movements Of Con. joe johnston, VIC
wcro hoo,ed at. AS soon rs he was
remoy, d at Atlanta iu '6l tie star OF
the South began to vale. We have
always believed this and feel sure that
1T will be proved in time to como -
The Southern Home says:
We we're kon"rcd by visit from
Gen: Joe Juh hn>tun on the 18th inst.
We have always bsen disposed t.
place Gencra( Johnston in the front
rahk OF the great commanders Of his
tory. His great iutc llcc, aud personal
courage won the admiration of his
'"'"leiS, "'iiie MS warm, genial Ia
ture secured their love. The yete-
rans VI Napoleon did not idolize their
E'nperor more than did our ragged
',b.l' tic Lion hearted Johnston. No
one now doubts that the policy of
tisr' s'rdins positions and never suf-
terl"s al army to be cooped up, would
have saved the CvnfeLeracy. The
fra"co.r'ussian war i, un eloquent
tuhutc to Joe Johtston-Scdan and
S;r"s stourg we're but repctitions of
the fdlly of Viekaburg,i Port Hudson
aid Richmcnd. Tue Star Of the
South set in gloom and disaster when
J"hn:ton was removed at Atlanta
Sherman cxult,d at the act, and
cried oMt, like Napoleon at Auster-
Ii Z, "Nn" | have them % The baf.
fled "bummer" knew that his time
had come, and clapp;ng his hands he
said, 81 have fought, hitherto, when
J"hnston pleased; now I'll make
Hood fight w ZEN ! Please"
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From lllin0' 3.

CHICAGO, October 25.-The banks
arc runnl"g smoothly, with but few
calls for loans, and deposits are
abundant. Many Eastern and foreign
companies are paying losses prompt
ly. Grain aud live stock markets arc
brisk aud as much is doing as before
The fire, and in lumber much more
Mechanics Of almost every class are
in demand at good wages,
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From Utah,

SALT LAKE, October 3D. Experts
from Cornwall say the discovery Of
tin nines will work revolution in
the trade.
Receipts Of gold and silver arc il.
cI cIeasirg.
Mrs. Cooke sues Brigham Young
for MONEY collected upon her hu>-
bands death. Mrs. Cooke, o,merly
a Mormon, isnow an upvstatc.
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Market Reports,

New YonN, o.. 2S,- Evening. -
Cotton dnll AID heavy: uplands 1888
Drlrana l9A sales 100 bales. Guia
ll5.
=. CnAnLEs~oN, October 2S.-Co,ton
du'F--ln'tnhnsn IN; receipts 1884 ;
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 29. .~- Evening
Cotton opened dull and closed heavy,
.-nrlands 81 :; Orleans 81 sales s..
600 bales.
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Te1egraphic.
From New. York,

New YoRK, October 24.-Detec-
tives arrested last nigh.!Harry Young,
whose aliases are B. s. Downer, J.
II. Ransom and Samuel II. Collins,
who for long time has been success
fully operating throughout the ooun,
try, altering aud forging checks. He
has beon identified by several vic
Tins.
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From Louisiana.

.... Ew ORLEANS, October 24-The
crew OF the steamer Planter going
ashore for water near Mulutto bayou,
were fiji cd into by an unknown party
Two were moItally and one severely
wounded.
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From Utah,

SALT LAKE, October 29.-The
Mayor Of the city and four Others
have been arrested by the Uni cd
States Marsha charged with u.urder.
lhe prisoners were taken to Camp
Douglass. Some wild words attended
the proceedings, but there was no 70 .
sistance.
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From New York.

New fonK, October 23..-The
hcdy found III f. st river this morning
has be" ,dent'fied as that Of young
Pryor, son of ROGER a. Pryor.
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From PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILApELrilIA, October 24.--Dur-
ing the three weeks III October, there
have becu 9l2 Gases and Isl doaths
of small pox IN the city. The disease
is aba,iug.
Thousands are vaccinatcd daily.
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has the military power, of tho country
Sat his disposal, and I'm army of Ku-
at his back. Wbocver
hpsulfs hun insults the nation. Ths
Iha ton is gtcat and powerful nos.
seesed Of millions of money in the
treasury, and millions of men work.
ing for more. Ours is a good Govern.
ment. 1t is II Government Of the
people, and when the people dare to
cheer when the President is derided
tne- President, being the President Of
the people, should at once thrust the
the strong arm of power down tho
tngoats,ot tho people, that the people
themselves may not be insultcd by
their own acts! Surely tho laws Of
TINS country protect animals from
cruelty and fools from iusult.-pom.
er'y's Democrat.
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From France.

PARIS, October 26..-At least TO-,
600 Communists have been dis.
charged. 1t is said Prince Napoleon
has left Corsica.
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From Pennsylvania.

=. PHILADELPHIA, October 2G.-C.
L. lerk,, dcfnultcr broker, il held
III hfty thousand dollars bail.
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Prisoners from L'niOn,

We found in the city Jail, ycster
day, says the Columbia Phonix, six
United States prisoners, from Union.
They arc ,Messrs. j. Rodgcr and his
sou Lewis, Il. NJ. Farr, Wm. Stccn,
~. Gricr and colored man, john
Dawkins. They wero all arrested for
'"murder and conspiracy" under ku
klux act, upon the affidavit Of a col
orcd man.
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From Michigan.

DErnolT, October 24.--High winds
rekindled fires "u the Military reser-
vAtiuu. Port Huron il cMuuurerrd.
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From Washington.

" AslIINGroN. October 29.-Attor.
ney General Akerman las returned.
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was got into the position 9gaiu, and
more water let upon him.. when it was
diseovored that be was dead.
pr. Gibbes, WHO made q post n,prtens
examination Of the body, vas Of the
opinion that the man died from con.
ges'ion of the lungs, the effect of the
showeriugs, but was not willing, if we
understood the matter rightly, 70
positively swear the ropc had 10 effect
ip pApsiug doath. o.nn..,c - 4.,,
{ The above is bright commentary
Oh Radical love for the negro.
.. tL6vet,|:s t.oyal Nian. =.
Lowery and his gang Of North Caro-.
li"a outlpws still held their own in
Rubcson County. The general in
com maud of tho t,ocps sc,it to- effect
the capture Of the outlaws, visited
them alone, by Al ccial invitation q
few days 1iuce. llc%rcpresents them
rs men of Intelligence, With a idoter.
,hination not t." be captu.sd. Since
his visit the troops stationed in Robe
son County have been withdrawn.
Read the above, hnd' then turn an
eye towards Spartanburg and York, see
whats being enacted there. Honest
men arc bciug torn from their fami-
lies and iucarccrated in lcothsomc
dungeons. Fur whatY Because they
have supported the patty of honesty
Our last accounts ltom York Say that
eighty. six respectable citizens hay c
been imprisoned in Yo,k. Spartan.
burg Is bcirg dealt with likcwi.c -
Chester, Fairfield and the other Coun-
ties now under tho lulc Of the bayon ct
will have to undergo the samo ordeal,
while Henry Berry Lowory, q negro
bandit is allowed to murder at will,
uIdcr tie nose Of The "Ers: govcrn-
nent the world ever sAw.' The fl ~
tnat now il ats over Us affords no
protection to conquered people what
ever, but we earnestly pray for day
Of reckoning.
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-, -
avon "''p'oi' VI 'he uSelul hints anu
p'"''''"' eNP''''h'e u o'hcrs anu ny
0onP"''ts ho'eS Gun certainty lhl-
9'''' 'pon ''0 pfoSe"' 'hooe OF egl"
'u''ufo III every department.. Let
o'ory o"e contribute VINO Can, we Will
eNo1 y" P''co III our co'umns, ana
"0 '''u'e' "''' oe y very uu't Sohol-
"' ""' '"'''o' p'o"' ''herepy' IN "c'
Io"'"s e"'uo" oi so"hu ptact'e"l
h'n's 'r"" o''ers' I" pay t"r I" years
SupSo''p'''" 10 newspaper.
- ''P'''In ,"a' 'e''erSoh b'''S
nort hn,nc '' " "'' P'' "'"
GeOgraPIiicsa BssstIRCtiGwH
The facility with which the gvv,ru
ment of these United States arIiy, s at
conclusions based upon geographical
differences is star,linr to ordinary
minds. In truth, We cabinet fail in
regarding the action of tho Executive
under similar circumstances iu the
"truly luiln state Of Illinois and th.
"hot bed of r, bcllicn" South Carroll.
na, to lc reminded Of pE.rps fable Of
the Sutyr, who tulued adrift the
storm bcatun traveller who blew hot
and cod with the snmc b cath
In the great CONFEDERATION at Chicn.
60 the illusIiou barn burner Phil
Sheridan is hailed by maddcnc,l
populacc}as tho Grand Cyclops Of an
impromptu klan aud the whole COUP
try echoes With paen5 in honor Of his
prompt vengeance upon the midnight
iuccndiary, while Graut and his Gov
crnmcnt look on with Il smile IF COM
pIaccncy. There fortunate position
upon tho map, converts the swift ven
gcance Of the Vigilance Commi,tc. ill.,
to righteous rctrioution and the uni
form Of the U. $. soldier, more
potent than the athdowy EarD OF the
mystical Ku Klux K'ar, TRANSFORMS
the unauthoriz i Exccutiuuor into q
minister Of Justice
South C"rviina too has had her
cohhagrations, hut unlike her iortu.
nate sister Illinois, she cannot claim
geographical advantages. Within
her borders the inc,ndiary needs no t
the friendly shades IF night. In til @
broad glare Of day her renegade
Wallace and the favored sons of her
ad"ptiou, Scott and llogo and Parker
Naglc, heap up the cmbers and fan
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TO RENE.

'hE undersigned offers for Rent, for Tho
ensuing year. the large and commo.
uaoos sore. now occupied by Is, F. David.
son & Co. Terms liberal, "''t'
oe' Z4-lm ,. ROSS ROBHRisOW o."
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Apples.

4 ZINE Tot Of best Norlbern Ann,o, to-.
H. opened at. -, an.A., p. MItLER,S'
~'' ." 't. Confectionery
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The FAIRFIELD HERALD.
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on8PIstoIs ana ,He PtfsIs,E T

O4eyAn}}FoutnAonous ASSAULT OF
TRIAL JUSTICE T. J. nIAcKEY UPON A
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O'CLOCK r. H.. &c rns reAd encs Of his father, ~
HICKS '.ee, Brooklyn.
sUTHERLA d. On Friday morning, July = VIE.
LIAM GRANT SUTHERLAND. = native OF Halifax. N s.
egen 70 years and for the last seventy years resi-
The relatives and FRIENDS OF tho family ara re-pee
luily Invited 10 attend tbs funeral ssrvice4 III thA
house OF his son. William Sutherland, a., " ass
Twent'-trst street, Oh Monday morninS al haiE.
past nine O'CLOCK.
fHoNsoN.-At Harlem, on Friday, July T. 1871.
EMILY MAUDE only Child OF Pierre NJ and CaronS
E. lhon9oa. aged years ana months.
The reat;ve3 and friends are inVted TO atter1
the funeral. on sunday, &C haf-pust twelve, from
her parents resilsDcs, 10 East II tn street.
TCESgr.-UD Thursday. July O. EDWARD rURvYn.
son or EIv'tri and Mari Il. Turner, and Qrardso8
OF Isaac and Mary A. Verni.yea, aged years, %
months and IL days
Relatives and iiends or the ramiy are invited "a
attend tho funeral. on sunday AFTERNOON, at osso
O'Clock, from the residence OF his grandfather. No.
l5o last 10th street, between THIRD and Fosr.h
avenues, Harlem, N. Y.
wAcnENuErM-On Thursday, July c. GEORGE. IN.
lant son o: Leopold ana Bessie Wacnenae in, aged
month anl days.
MMD.-n Lrooklyp, on Friday, July 7, VILLAS
w AhD, native Of the parish Of Creaai, Baliinar
eioe, county Calway, Ireland, aged 80 years.
HIS r!ehds are IearectiGy invited 10 attend the
FUNERAL, from 81 eteg's Hospital corner CONGRESS
anu h.chs street., on sunday July .. at two Ootocx
r. AZ, precisely. MS rcmalns Will be iatcrred IN tie
Cemetery II the holy Cross. Fiatbush
YoUN0.-On Thursday July Q, 1871. JAMES You;o
native OF 81 Andrews, scotland, IN the 6l.n yssi
OF his agr.
the relatives ana friends OF the family nr, respect
denco. 32I East 18th street, Saturday. Juiy
l57i, at one O'Clock p. NJ.
ZAsn sxIE.-On Wednesday July 6, HELEN H.,
widow OF Robe Iahri si,le. AGED Al years.
The reiaivei an ilends CT tie ianlny are invrtsA
TO attend the funeral. on SATURDAY at ten O'Clock l.
NJ, from all West FOrty-c.hth street
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EELLYS TalUspi And ITS RESULTS.

Tho decision OF tho Supreme Court ut Trenton renders
null and void all that has been uy
aldermen OF Patterson, including the appointments, &c.
s,d that not of taxes legally be collected this year
and trouble anticipated Those who assumed to be city
ocers the appointment the eight republican aldermen
will receive nothing for their time spent, being proven
that democratic were the right oc ala
oil the time thus FIR Eyerybiug will have to be
again the same as at the first meeting Of the
Council afer eecton The bachoone OF the Local republic
ere could not be rejoicing had democratic President
just been elected The next stated meeting OF the
Council Ia one week from Monday night. Although tho
Board OF Aldermen tie, continuance of tho
lock anticipated tho democrats have
bency o. ali the city oces and dining wond be gained by
further retardin. the city government either side.
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TaEXTaN,S TORNADO.

Night of Terrsr I'm tho Jersey Capital.
Trenton was Visited with awful thunder and lightning
and rain storm Thursday evening, ani which lasted
with but slight inermss sion, until three O'Clock yesterday
morning. Abou. O'Clock Thursday night flashes
of lightning lshcd up the city with rcd glow. Then
the ioudest crash Of thunder Of season. II seemed TO
smte tho city rs the venga Of tho had come
Mr Burrows Hunt struck down ut hi3 residence in
front street, and remained speeches. few
Fortunately he recoTered from The SHOCK. Mrs. Stewart
VINO hal CHILD In her arms, struck down Peace
street. and escaped without Injury thoug much ri hened
Sevsrai citizen complain OF having felt tho shock. The
Lighting through the printing oluees OF the city.
ihc second edition of the effects
About mn n!ct great light n Il re-
II rrovel to DC The barn Dir. Scke between Tyburn aud
lalsngtou the Pennsylvania side OF delaware.
and about four mites from trenton. The barn. which
large one aui had ony been erected about years,
wa struck ulhna. the and is u;s,
tstng OF three hosse5, calf harness. and
straw, totally
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BUCKHOUl'S THIRD TRIAL

Only Seven Jurors Ob,nineS--s New Panel CT
500 DrnwE- AL surGucat OF tho Court sus-
picious Eunfors in .tcenrd 10 "A Juror.
In the Court Of Oyer and TernneT, at White Plains West
chester county yesterday morning the tedious process Of
selecting Jurors alike acceptable to tho prosecution and the
defence, the trial of Buckhout, the Sleepy Hollow
deer continued During the the panel Co.,
which had been drawn tor the emergency, exhausted.
while I've Jurors wanting conplee tho requisite
number The Court therefore ordered that additional
panel OF BOO be drawn aud the parties summoned TO attend
cext Monday morning., TO which tine the was
journed.
considerable ajorIy hosc liable 10 Jury duty are
engaged in agricultural pursuits
MUCH DISSATISFACTION PREVAILS
among the farm who busIly ENGAGED saving
little hay has been left from the proAced drv smell
the early Of the Under these
the difficulty obtaining jury at This time scarcely
wondered at
In connection with one Of tn, seven jurors already en-.
panclied ugly Tumors yesterday floating the
Court House the lips oil indignant cikeus, upon
whose minds the conviction has faaiened itself that
another dis agreement OF the Already forcgOne
rusion ON making sone inquiries IN regard TO the matter,
the HERALD learned from nost Intelligent
and reliable gentleman, that
"a po1Ra ArrIpAvITs"
could be produced In port OF the assertion thnf the juror
belief that Buckhou when be committed
the alleged crme party alluded 10 lives In
town OF tho county and occupies fair social position IL
also udersood That waea the news OK this man having been
placed on the reached the vicinity Of his home thurs
Gay evening the ndanati OF tac community intense
vel founded runor Bays that the same person was ex
cuscd from sttpg The jury In the trial OF Buckaout List
March owing 10 his having formed and expressed opnon
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HE1LED TO DEATH.

Tho McEndden Observation-Disclosures Before
the Cerorr--Eyr. Quinu Gs n sEccsSsf Il
Be"'cr--0"inn md shay Field for Trial.
Herman bnrze testified tina. Sunday afternoon, July
deceased and onr or Ave others entered ais saoon took
seats and caiei for bccr about half hour afterwards tn
prisoners came In, and Quinn said You are
the man want TO you got come out; want to
tax with you the deceased weat with prisoner
end OF the counter and Quinn whs did you say
against CALVIN ara particular friend OF his and any son
OF A. saying anything against him I'll tight him !" Nc
Faden denied doing 70. ard said de is good haze
nothing to against him - they then asked to
drink AMI the three drank together, Shay without
sav!n. word,
srnroK DECEASED TIE rAon,
and said "Come on, fight II you want to fight w.t.
ness got between the when Quinn showed him away and
said, "Wha. have to do hero? Give them square
hh Shay then buckei deceased in the with hia head
and Quinn struck him ia the face with his fist and In tn, left
sde deceased tried t, escape, but FELL Quinn Shay
following him; thinks shiny chair to strike
but winners prevented him; while On the Goor Quinn
KICKED DrCEAssD RIGHT SIDE.
and when he attempted to him again on the
side vita his Est, Quinn and Shay then away; Quinn
a
pss H. m .; sa sS street. was IN the saloon
and came near sdtsa hesa; dessass a
ons rsed chair and threw Al oeeea.e but s did so mot
.,'!Ee him. saw no other violence comns deceased
next hous, be eeem be In much PAIN and vont
any; auQct)r was sent
Henry Woo1!nan prcsen. In tho gaOon and corrobo
rated much o! the previous teB1oay tho deceased
aior the assault he sad lie badly hurt, Shay aud
Gu nm didiL
John f. afr Witnessed the fight between Shay and de-
ceasei and asr waie the proprietor OF saloon Gang
from beaina the bar and then Quinn got IN the
he praoners strike deceased with their nss: chair
used cou no. hear the conversation between Shay
ceasei' shay struck the blow; Quinn beat him about
the iaoe deceased did not back
hsc ans 20 got awav; did not what
ceased Eel 4; len The ace be ore that.
Ocsr jobs o. The Thirteenth precinct testified that
Sun Ter his arrest said to officer Smith when asked how
klat fno
away vita SHAY, and tn, Corkoaian S. OF sb-ha
- TOOK AND HKELED
Inc nnte-mortem statement OF deceased read tho
jury His statement Of the assault did
from the testfaony o. the witnesses.
Deputy Coroner Dr. JOAN Beach made the postmoren
animal on The only external marks blacs and
br,ise on the right hand. Death w ir1am-
nation OF the bowes which The OF rupture Of
The blad err and tais rupture caused by violence.
The jury RETIRED after brief rendered tho
following
vERDIOT.
That deceased hIs death from injuries received AZ
the haads OF tbs pr30Dcrs, Michael q. Shay William
Quinn, Oh July =, NJ no. 53 iiraad street.
Inc prisoners were theleupon committed to await he
acton oI me Grand jury ia witnesses held Dai
appear, or ia default seat to thc House OF Detention