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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-18
~ROOMS CITY CENTRAL EXEM

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@rROOMS CITY CENTRAL EXEGU-
TIVE COMMITTEE, CHARLESTON s.. o., !sEP.
TENDER IT., 1s72~Pursuant to q call jof tho
County Chairman OF the True Republican Partyn
or the County OF Charleston. and By the authority
vested in mo, I hfreby call upon the. Republican.
voters Of the several Wards to hold primary else
lions in their respective Wards, on Thursday,
September 10. Il" elect six t) delegates ID: The
County Convention, to be- held I'm the cttys0
Charleston, on Wednesday, Eepteraber;26S fot.4hs
purpose or nomInattug:c ounty of1cers: ja:s:l7
q The polls Will be opened 1t 8 O'Clock y aud
close Ct 2 o'clock p. M4,twhena tho votes WILDE,
counted Immediately Hd openly. and the result
be declared and published. 4a..,p, ..f
The voting shall be oy ballot, writtel.o or printed.
IRE following named persons are hereby ap.
pointed inspectors Of election, together, with
polling places, viz:
WARD No. /. ~ 1880:
Chalmers street, near State-J.A. Freeman, Q.
F. Burke, Lewis Hnl. ~ 49, '.t-..lt:sa.'..s
WARD No.2. q 1zast2sqisf
: Meeting street., opposite sss Mcnseps alley
b. @. Thomas, Peter Ashe,y Samuel aloysrsf'ittE
|fg5. .Sies9 WARD No.Ta ,!r.tf ;erje as!r
+ Engine.House, Inspection sreet-R. ~. Turner,
A. 3. Mitchell, George Grant r..,i.;sH ..rsaei
:. -. NJ, .asa WARD No. ~ s;.i; mt at
No. 4 Ieresford streee-R.H 3. Wlloughby, Geo.
Phil. ps, J. B. 'Plqmeau. 2 : ca5;,,ti,y
. WARD No. 5.
Elizabeth street, near Ann-B. MonCreef,,.P.B I.
Frost, "A. 3. Jones.
sye~t"4 WARD NO. s.-ti- sHe,lt:
Coming street, ab I'VE Duncan-J. b Campbell,
T. @. inupree,; WE. Dover. ia.,i'5.f'si $780,
gs II r4z-,giiasu WARD No. E..!u rI;g9aa-.zo
i. Nassau street, near Columbus|, J.aranhN
A. Quinn, A.G. McNeal. ,5. H5:.astl!iJ adl G.-:
-. WARD No. g.. /. esztt.b4SSsf
Grlst Mil, st. Philip street-N, 7. Spence, III
II. Gregorie, Alexander Artopee. TssEsa.aaS,-,
N. B. The Convention viii assemble ct Hiber:
MAN Hall, on WiIDNnsDDIlY, 25tn Instant at 10
O'Clock Am: a."t7 lr'n.si.R. b. XsTs0NsaSni'
-asep1s a Chairman City Central COMMITTEES.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-18

ms- THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I;
have used SIMMONS HEPATI0 COMPOUND, or
LIVER CURE, for diseased liver and. Kidney aaee-
ton, 10 my entire satisfaction, and deem II one
Of the best patent medicines I:have ever seen
used. / can unhesltatiugly recommendits use 70
the suffering. W. +. COLLIER, NJ. D.,
Tallahassee, Fla
For sale by DoWIE, NOISE &'DAVls,
oon1a FINN Wholesale Agents for 80. O6.
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9perial Notices.

w- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MEROEDITA, from: Boston, are notified thar she
will discharge Cargo. THIS DAY, az Yanderhorat'a
wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain
on the wharf ct owners risk.
sep1s-1 JAMES AD1ER & 90 Agents.
~ CONSIGNEES, PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA., from Philadelphia, are nod.
lied that she is !discharging Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed by sunset VII
remain on wharf at cons!gnees' risk and u.
pense. Ali claims must be made on wharf DO.
fore removal OF goods.
sepl5-l W. A. COURTENAY. AGENT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-18
aar1rnltnre, GnrtirnInre, &r.
TRUIT TREES, SMALL FRUITS,
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND PLANTS, CHOICE
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, &c.

A SPLENDID stock Of the choicest varieties.
Send for descriptive catalogue and price list
All Trees well packed 30 as to carry safely to
any part Of the United States.
SMALL FRUITS AND SMALL PLANTS,
OF all Kinds. sent by mail, postage paid, to any
postotnce In the United States.
EDWARD J. EVANS Il CO.,
Nurserymen and Seedsmen,
july25-th4mts YORK, ia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-18
THE HEALTH -DEPARTaIENT,

The following directory of the Health De-
partnent has been prepared by DR.. George 8.
Pelzer, the City Registrar, and is published
for the information of the public:
ONCE Of Board Of health and City Registrar at
Oily Hall,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
LETTER FROM <tBJz.,,
VIRGINIA Cry. .Ian,1sry < 10,

| VIRGINIA CITy, January ( 1870
80 Ms Editor of tAs Avant covr,er.s
ltnln the past few days the hin NJ Il
originated in the House. and known as . ~.
Duh DILL has passed both Homes =, a,,d ~
nov only lacks he signature 81 thet lovsr
nor 70 become law. This bin IImnosas - :, !.
penalty upon any one owning litrle g
scrub bull who allows him to run ID Is,.aa !
curing the spring and summer. rhI, h;i, IL
round its origin IN the prolific brain q 80
HAKRIsoS JORDAN, #a
from jefferson county, ana Is certaiinlv ona
% the most ridiculous 2nd unpopular mas !
ures that has been before the present T.eo;.
iature. If it becomes 4 law aud i enf1ouresd
Y Will favor the fewswho have thoroughbred ,
s.ock' but greatly inconvenience anine-tentbs
"a "a tue stock owners in the Territory. If the
1oYerhor acts wisely he will veto the hin
since my last Communication the tonast;1,a
u extra compensatioif has been before II =,
ranches Of the Legislature and tl,e co,,rsa
! some members upon that question .b,s
xelted no little comment. It is known -
1ost of your readers that since the frat ~ 4
nature that convened in this Territory the
'elnDers OF that body have received from AZ
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

PAY no attention to slanderers or eossip
mongers. Keep straight on in your course,
and let their .backbiting die the death OF
neglect. What il the use lying awake nights
brooding over the remark OF some false
friend, that runs through your brain like
forked lightning? What's the use Of getting
Into q worry and fret over gossip that has
been set afoas to your disadyantage, by SOME
n1eddlesone busybody who has more time
than character. These things can't possibly
injure you, unless indeed, you take notice Of
them, and in combating give them standing.
T T. What M is said about you is true, set your
self right at once; if it is false, letit 90 fer
what it will fetch. , II 4 bee stings you.
would you go to the hire and destroy it?
Would I'D not q fhopsand come upon you Z. II
is iwisdona 70 say little specting the injuries
you have received. We are generally losers
IN the end It we step to refute all the back
biting and gossiping we may here BY the
way. They are annoying, it is true, but not
dangerous so long as We do not expostulate
md scold. g Our characters are formed and
sustained by ourselves, and by our own
.ctlons and purposes, and not By Others
LET us always bear in mind that sscullninators
nay usually be trusted to time and the slow
,ut steady justice Of public opirion..''
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

DIR. A ~. fH;U INTER- !,

DIR. "A Z j. HsU MT EsR s.
WOULD announce To the ladies III ysAliatinn
tbWa county, and of the Territory of MOntans,
tr.e ne ne been and is at this time ssfccsssfuiiy
nal 1ing ~ characters of female diseases and fe-
inat uouoies, from whatever cause they nv orig
ter gotence or excessive procreati the Int
pness ,he most fruitful source OF female unhap-
ns n ma Diseases OF uterine character.
.,iE. DE. HUNTER has neat and con1fortabie rooms
data w sarpctad and arranged for tne acEommo-
dsasa VI isdy patients, adjoining his family resi-
Eis' sud entirely private
rnnrL "a course of treatment has been heretofore
no,t co,y py snecess, giving in every INSTANCE the
solicit. satisfaction, and ne c0nsedpently
cssts nat "a person or by letter. friendly talk
prYa,. .oesnalng ona ~ All scorrespeAdsncs strIctly
shd CONFIDENTIAL sz
Address,
l7.A.s D1 A. y. HUNTER.
eafRSF nSNenan, II. Taa II
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
Einaes and Places for Holding Courts i'm
the Territory or Montana.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Az virginia City, first Monday in January and ser.
ond Monday IN August. -
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
sTsi Dtshfct-At Eirginia City,. first Monde ~ y,
April, seco I'd Mondayfn July, and second Non
day in November, 'N' A'ioii
seond DtsIrfct--At Deer Lodge third Monday in
4prll, Ilst Monday in September and first Mon.
xhtrd Ut.ssffact-At Helena frst Monday In March
hrst Monday IN July, and fourth Monday in oc,
-g.,G TERRITORIAL EoURfs. w. !tst 4H
s"M DS9fcf-In Madison County, al Virginia cftv
aIss monday in April, second Monday I'M Inly'
ana second Monday in November -
IN Gallatin County, mt Bozeman, first Monday II
Aiafch and fifth Monday in October -
ih Jefferson County, at Radersburg, second Mon
aayin May, and first Monday in October: :. - !
Second Disfrict-Deer Lodge County at Deer r Moo
SSlty, third Monday in April first Monday IN 4
Scptomber, and first Monday In December. =
IN Mlssouias County, at Missoula, fourth Monday |
"a June and second Monday III November.
In beaver Head County, Bannack frst Monsav i; /
9Hns, aud third Monday in October 80 =
sh'fa Dsiftct-In Lewis and Clark County. At Hell |
sns, 'nrst Monday in March, first Monday in
'hly, and fourth Monday in October. = - -
In Mcalgher COUNTY fourth sfan,ta.,s - I
Surih Monday In November s1T n ~ - Aay alu
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
~ ~ 1ss-e5s ssf-I
n NUMBER 10
Pusef sound Feeminus--svlaeref

Il 49, = 81 =
81 Olympia, assas browns wharf, an,
& Budds Inlet, from all that can be gathered
q irep what the papers detail, will make the
rlflle.s ~ catching tlae eerminusl the Tribune
i reported, . few days age, that ST 500 had 10
| De raised TO pay Tor certain portion ot that
thons2nd acres; and the. next day, the same
Paper announced that Charles e. williams. a
AeWt.Iersey Cranberry King who has
bought largely on the Sound, had tele9r.phed
contribution Of $l,0oO and Is lots worth
$ltO esesl According 70 this statement the
game is made, \ although not the slightest
notice Of an official selection has srnanated
rom any railroad authority. s....
Taxing for granted that Olympia has se,
eursd the prize, according 10 Olympic run,er.
=. w. sxtend 4 greeting to nHr terminal 81 1
although the, present terminus Is called
YEN po,rasry3 by general acceptation, we do
peg go esteem ifs character. To be snre it's
llkeiy the road may extend any supposed
Instance down the Sound, hut ii Olympia be-
comes 9 centre OF manufacture and. trade. ne
she may, no mere transit depot car. aver up.
S root her a'rsstsgs no matter what outcropDine !,
OF Q prosperity may develop at another stage
q the d, P.'s narch, to the sea y
halama and Olympia lave been selected as ).
On the schedule, of Northern. Z
taclilc Railroad policy ,,as distinct from over
ana main-trqnk ideas-one, centre for
Y esfern l'rcgon and Lower; Columbia; the :.
''1ner, an entrepot for the Northwest Cost,
nstead Of sendisg the surplus products of
ne Columbia to San Frsncisco for reship-
nent, they will meet tho big ships at OLYMPIA.
at kalaIna, on their way. to the
onha = Grain elevators and warehouses at \.
o1n terminal 6citiesl One city having the
lmper, fisheEr and mining commerce from
y golsHpla to Alaska, and Kalama a. the
'ppiy depot to fesd all, those North weatern d
Z austries !-Kakaesa Reacoss. 5, q.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
A Dying Natson.

The accounts Of the famine I'M Persis.
which continue to arrive i'm greater detail,
Ibid fair TO treat the world to the spectacle of
Calamity the like Of which has not bean
witnessed in historic times. et least--the sud
den extinction Of a nation by want of tod
This has really been the fate of the great
states which once filed the valley of the
Euphrates, and it is q fate which has for
centuries been threatening some modern
States Spain, for instance. Man has stripped
the soil OF trees, the absence OF trees brought
lderroughtsi;; droughts have slowly. dinainisked
the productive powers Of the ground, and
fiualiy destroyed them-the population, in
the naeantime, ,dwindling in numbers and vi
tality. Spain had forty millions OF people
~ the time OF the Romans and flowed With
milk and honey it is now an arid region,
only half of it under cultivation, with only
sixteen millions of Inhabitants, and. if modern.
science had not come to its aid, would proba-
bly, go the WaY of Babylon. u.
fp@ersia was one Of the most powerful states
d antiquity, and even in the fourteenth CEN
Jury was able to support the army of Tamsr-
ane. who marched without comnlissarit or
baggage, during bloody contest. 1t is new
llmost wilderness, with . population Of /
wo millions-about half Of them nolnads.
which is rapidly perishing from famine
'rought on By three years drought. The
worst OF t is, chat, owing to the absence Of
ither common roads Or railroads, IL seams to I
e impossible for the charity ot tile rest 81
he world to reach the sufferers, 50 that there
really strong prospect of tie total daepop-
lation Of the country. 7
The moral Of this horrible story, is--look !
Ter Your trees. .-Neao Fork Nat:o,s.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

On Monday evening IN episode occurred i
! ! the Milwaukee House at Manisfee. Mich;rar,
= which Nas Intended az farce ana came nea, j,
becoming first-class tragedy ana its devel
, opment combined 50 much Of both that i,
Il must pc ranked AZ high comedY.'' on thai
evening wellkno#n caterer of this citv
q who has for rome time kept al eating house
on River strest, but since the fire has been
connected with the culinary department 81
4 the AilWaukee House, was 70 give an oyster
supper to some six or eight cronies and pat-
fons OF the above named hotel. Now. IS
TINS 20 'er true tale' runs, this same person
nad been 90 unfortunate as 10 incur the dis
pleasure Of 4 lady connected with the honse..
who desired that he and the honse shon,d
part company. So, while the oysters were
brewing or stswing, she dispatched the elerk
@ the house TO the Central Drug Store to oh
tam quantity Of crotsn oil. He called for
naA an ounce, but the clerk, knowing it's
powerful and destr ructive effect, only put no
quarter Of an ounce, at the same time in.
forming him Of its potent character and dan
ger0us effects. 43 satS.fgt 81 stss8. ...x "a
This powerful drug was duly conveyed ID
the lsay before mentioned, who evidently
understood very little OF the agent she was
handling. She, if is reported, instructed j.
servant girl to mix the croton Oil with NJ
C's oysters, it il supposed intending II on1v b
Tor bis private dish But, fortunately it wa, &
mingled In the kettle with the supply in
tended for the entire company. Meanwh;la
], "'llle the broth was brewing 2 they passed +
me flowing bowl, and Ill wentsmerry a
'tout John BarI. yccrn could make il.jAtl
asI tise oysters were brought on in. which e
ne eroton oil had been mingled .sunbe- g
,nsWnst" to them. In obedience I'd the II. La
uncflen to s.take it hot,'' als.ge amount of 3
ne beverage was quickly swallowed. The P
f1cct was magical. They had ssstruck ile.,,I Q
nd IN n"paying quantities. Those familiar q
aIh tnis potent and dangerous medicine are q
ware That one drop is dose, and these per- !
ms mad sWaL owed, on the average, from sig as as
ten doses. The scene that ensuad was one y
move ones bowels of compassion. if any, y
ing ever could But the serious aspeet Of re
cease now appeared, and it was evident gu
at all who had partaken Of the oysters were th
real and imminent danger of death. Med eist
y ald was summoned, and by prompt and an
lelent measures any fatal termination was afa'
oided . ss5 ..lsr.ss ~ if
,nt i, j. ,t, ..55-3. Ii y
use, tempted by the fragrant and delicious 8, .a,,
'tase, had partaken OF the tnetelicated oys- ~
., and they quickly reinforced the damor-- ~
si .sd ranks ct the first party Ii was con- III
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

n a curious ease of forgery has Just come to
light. wherein Judge Lewis, territorial Judge
of Idaho, was deprived of his oflice several
months ago, Judge Lewis resignation was
received AZ the Attorney Generals Office, and
after few days was acceHted a successor
was appointed By the president. aud con-
firfned by the senate at the last session. The
continuation Of bis successor was received by
Judgs Lewis with sfllazenlellt, and he 1t once
applied to the president, To The Attorney fen
eral and to his influential friends. TO know
why he was removed: After writing
backward and forward several dimes. ii was
discovered that the judges letter of resigna-
ION had been forged .Tflsese facts were pre-
'ented to the president bit he refused TO RS
nstate him T is said that d d 81 who has
ines been elected u tie taslitorisl legislature
# Idaho was discovered to have commit ted
he forgery from malicious motives, but IS
loslaw was found TO punish such III offence,
u VAS released from asfrest 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
nessage of tine Governor of Ufaf,.

/ =
| SALT LAKE, j Jan. o, a p. m.--Governor
| George l.. Woods appeared before the Lesis-
latlve Assembly and read message, recon-
mending the passage of mining law, and
also law. 80 q basis of the efficient system of
Tree schools with q tax upon all property
ior their support; also an appropriation bill
| for the Commissioner of the Centennial Gel
ebration OF American independence. and
suggests the:sestablis hmen of an asylum fol
the insane; also the necessity Of railroads
to penetrate eyery portion of the Territory !:
also bill to sseInoralize Congress for a do
nation of lands, new unproduetive and
worthless, to those Whowill improve them by
irrigation. The Governor depreciatss a viola
ton Of the Federal law on polygamg. aad
says that il one can violate one law.Hith inn.
punity, and shield themselves behind the
bulWafks Of religious federation. another
class can do likewise with some other law
and SO on. until religious dogmas take the
place OF the Constitution and laws, and an
archE arc ensnes. Asa friend to all people, and
earnestly a desiring the prospertYof all, urge
you TO take such steps as will establish har-
nionY between ptah and the General Govern |
ment on this subject. The Territories are
the wards Of the Republic, and as such are
subject TO the will Of Congress. The gonsti-
tuition guarantees freedom of conscience in
religion, but presumes that all religious con-.
Fietion be- harmony, with supreme law
Otherwise national suicide will be the re-
'plt " VI Ihrre is no statate IN Utah on mari
Sag i as should be. Marriage may be a sac
ap1ent, but it is none the less aeiyil contract.
This is the established doctrine OF the lRepub-
ic. and should BE- SO regarded in this, Terri
ory In inclusion be pledges himself that,
Q develop the varied resources of the Terri
Dry, to make secure the rights and liberties !
{ the citizens, and to secnre a pure and rap
ienfprcenen n sef the; laws, he will give the g
legislature his hearty CO. operrtion.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

"A Georgia colsred lyeeum discussed the
question, as Which il most useful, paper or
gunpowder 81 81 The debate VIA. closed bysa
disputant who spoke aa follows: shr. Presi-.
dent-Spose dar was a bar out dar at the
,door, SO and You was to go dar and shake do,
paper &C him, you'd see what de bar, would
do But jes shoot cana on at him and marx
de result. 4 calls fos do question: The
President, forthwith decided in favor of pow
der. 5ts.ssS8F Fy
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

& WHAT il the difference between railroad
conductor and bid cold z One knows the
stops and tho other stops the nose. g q u
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

heard good story lately, told of Barnum
and prominent Episcopal clergyman. who
shall be nameless, snd who is noted for hi.
high opinion OF himself The two met iii
the street, when the divine patronizingly in
1uired Of the great showman's physical and
spiritual welfare, and remarked chat it was.
time he should be prepared for bis latter end.
10 this Bsrnan agreed, and spoke of the
satisfaction with which he had attended the
nllinistrations OF the learned preacher. The
latter swelled with satisfaction atf the praise.
and replied, asBarnanl always liked yeu.
You are q good fellow, and Istrust we shall
meet in heaven. y 6Eh!'' said tie imper-
turbable shownan, witha twinkle iii his eye,is
Il have no sdoubtiwe shall II yoware there .,'s
N. y. Or. Springfield Republican. 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

This is the official report OF q California
vigilance committee: g We, the 500 emf
grants, quietly marched TO the Justices
court and demanded the prisoner. They re.
'l fused to givehin up. We, the 800 smigrants,
took him. tried him. condemned him, and
hung him on the same tree he had murdered
his victim under - Farewell, vain worIdsss.
were his last words, IS the mule walked away
and left him fhafe. We, the 800 cnaigraDts,
followed the mules''fiL leM sssR ~, .sgsl 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
A.DvERTIsING Rates.

A Card is Fivs Lines; Square Ten Lines, of this
type.
Lscaf Notices 2S cents per line for the first
"on ana 10 cents for each additional Insertion
transient advertisements must be paid for
In advance, and all job Printing when the work
delivered
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Too BAD. The following little story IL
very realty told by = Dasibury pnpeFs ssFri- Ii
day afternoon ! young lIady. sittingiin front
swinsloHs tossing In her hind vhat might
have been 4 bah Of white yarn, attracted the
attention Of . mildle-ageh chap onshe street,,
whose aaallantry prompted him to hold up
his hands % catch. / ne ititerest she dis
played in hurting il down 10 him was no
deeper than he showed IL catching II, al
though ss several who saw the performance
echlarifably remarked, no one could have u
known that the egg was i bad one. y WI.
IncTH siYes.a ssnse Of security 70 the Zee
blest man, j, as lying does of insecurity to the
strongest The t.ls man has but one an
swer to- giye to intelyogators, one story to ii
tell thsm. nobody's faeeIts isAr. stss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

the road between Meriden and Hart
lord there sis q saloon where deaoetions Of
benzine are passed over al riokety bar at the
small price offye cents. Directly oppositeis
9 country graveyard heseolutry for
few miles around bury their dead, The
hostess ot the saloon has AN llnfeeling signal
on the do pras follows III Key to the ieemetry
gate WithiaE pua6uay Netuss III s. IN
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
Assassination Of ..mes F,sk, Jr.

|ssE3 SAW AOhh 020uAfy u. -
The following are the circumstances at.
tending the Fisk shooting case \. At4:3O D.
M. carriage stepped At the entrance OF the
Grand Central Hotel. Itcontained Fisk and
a companion. The former alighted and en-
tcrel the hotel for the purpose of proceeding
to his rooms. As he ascended the first step,
etokss came cut Of an adjoining passage way
4unpsrceivsd by Fisk, unbuttoned his coat,
drew out his revolver, and rapidly discharged
three shots ct Fish. The sirst lodged IN E'isk's
shoulder, the second Whistled past bis head.
and the third, with more fatal direction.
took effect ii the abdomen, inflicting NOR
tal wound. Fisk 1T once staggered and 1ell,
while Stokes cast look of hatred on the
PROSTATE fern Of his victam and said In saw
age tones,, Il have done for tie son of
this time Fisk evidently recognized his III
saiIant before falling, but made no remark.
Immediately after. the shots were nred, the
hotel employees rushed to the scene, and
while; some cared ior the wounded man,
others seized Stokes, who, seeing that escape
Fas impossible, made no resistance. He was
minded over to the police. Fisk
Tas quickly conveyed to- bis room, where the
surgeon Of the hotel was soon III attendance
ipon him Mean while telegrsphic messages
we're sent nor further surgical sid, and lorfhe
rielsls Of Fisk.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
DON Il. RYAN,,

ECLECTIC T. HY sIHC1 a N,
At his residence on Middle creek. i
Gf Go ~ the; odbine, aadget Rum Punch
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