, 1873-10-31
A MARYLAND TRAGEDY.


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A MARYLAND TRAGEDY.
IA urder 0f tho litllROr OR tho Cltnnbors
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From tho Iyhte!t,o lnt.!ttgsnse, oet 70
morning, Lloyd T. DIARY, editor Of tlio cnnber
lnnd Daily Times, was ahot to tlonth Oh Mlondny
afternoon by John NJ. ncsloy, in royongo for an
article in the paper TINT morning Ieile.otnE upon
tho Circuit Court. Tile article ro1oetod upon
tho fairness II indeed 1t lid hot impoaoh tho
honesty Of Nr RcHloy isl distributing. aB clerk,
"tho amount Of costs duo tho tnlosmou st,rl-
nloned Gil tho Loar caso from several districts
in the county" from tho Cumberland Netos ro-
ceiyed lust night, NC takc tho following account
"AbeaS o'clock Yesterday # afternoon moo }ohn ,a
10y, Clorii Of tho Circuit Court for Al'cgbany
County, mot John Droydrick, Esq.. one Of tho
proprietora mud Editors of Tho lanes, on the
corner Of Baltimore and George streeta, whom
Rosoy asked Alr. Broydrlck whether hc Ind writ
ton tho article reproduced above Mr.. Droytlriok
replying that be was not tho political editor Of
| the Times and had not M written It. After some
| Mr.. Broylrick going into tho store Of s. 7.
| Mcbride t. Co., across tho st1oot. Going Mt
| once to tho outranco of tho Times Office, Mr.
hoy mot e MI o pans % nnlsy Brasy G"Seto q nd9 for
wero IT. tho o!llcc. Mr.. Drad'oy replied IN tho
| affirmative and Mr. Kesloy wont up the steps.
Just aa he reaoled tho top of tho first stairway
Il appears that alr: Glary emergcd from reeess
foot from Mr.. Rcsloy, ho having, just como down
from tho composing room Of tho Office, III tho
third story. Aoro tho shooting took 1t plnes' tho
olary'a neck, tie bnil going through to tho right
side and cutting In It's passago tho thyroid artery
on tho loft side, aud the. wind pipo md
tho carotid artery on tho, right. Alr.
the second shot fred immediately after tie first,
took effect in his right Bido tho ball striking tho
posteyior angle Of tho eleventh rib and glancing
upward and forward travorsod tho rib, lodging
cant, and would not necessarily havo prod'lced
sorlous resulsa-tho first having boon The fatal
ono. There wore no Witnesses 10 tho shooting,
although Mr.. Bradley, standing at the foot OF
Some hours before his death, however. Mr.
Clary mado statement to J.. N. Boall. ESD,
Justice Of tho Peace, which Mr. Deal acting u1i-
dor tho advice of Judge pearro, has declined to
! Immediately inter tho lust shot Dlr. Rosloy
camo down tho stairs and crossed rapidly ovor to
tic other sdo Of the stroot, whore hc rcmnincd
| for about five minutes, when lie wns approached
by O1ticor Magrudor, Of tho city police, Of whom
he inquired if no was wnntod. The. oflicor re-
piled in the Affirmative, and Mr.. Rosloy accom-
1oauied him to the oflce Of Justice Strong. Mr..
Rosloy waived al examination and was commit
| tod to Jail.
About o'clock Mr.. Clary was removed OH @
etrotchor to the City Hotel. Early i'll tho nfter-
noon his sight failcd him, through loss Of
blood, and from this timo he sank gradually
until ho died. at 8:52 o'clock, about Hoyen hours
utter the shooting.
Mr.. Clnry was 81 years Of ago. He was born
in Frostburg In this county, md lived thero I'M
I'll the broaking out Of the late civil war, whom
A. 81 L. ~%oI
undcr Capt. McNoil until the close Of tho strug-
go, aftor which he resided at FroBtburg nnu ut q
farm in Pennsylvania belonging to his father,
until June, 1870, when ho cn1ne to to this city.
HOW a Woman Was Trcatod ut syos.
actt, T.. 4.
From the HrooklyA Eagle, Oct. %.
4 Ono Mrs. Fifold had n boardor at Syoasett.
Mrs. Fifold wanted her boarder to 60 Tho
boarter absolutely insisted on staying. Mrs.
Fiticld chased him with pistol An importi-
mont and altogethor superauous man OF Syoasott
lent his presence to tho proceedings In eject
ment. Not content with chauing tho boar1ers,
Mrs, Fihold turned her attontion to the super-
tluous man Of Byossott mud likewise offered to
chase him also. But tho man of Syossott called
up reinforcc1nonts in the persons Of hs two sons.
They made gallant, charge gu Tho belligorent
with this victory, they marched tller tair and
iudomitablo captive into court wliereahe was fined
s5-on general principles. Neturning with a
Of w0' aa feszng oI low utterly
Ss'"N was this IS suporIIiaous syossettio, nirs,
Fiiield, in hor desperation, Bulu9hed hiH
windows. Tho proprietor Of the windows once
moro proved equal to any emergency. Just az
he had summoned his offspring, during the cpl
soae Of the pistol, so with exquisite velor bo On:
gaged man to knock Mrs. Ffold down. OF
course Mrs. Filold applied to tho Court for in-
demnity, but, on hor way. ovortakon other by
| hn1n1osa1v aa1eou Then did tho railantH of Nv.