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The Republican journal., 1873-08-21
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lie LAST EFFORT.

But the effort was too much for him, and
leaving the weapon sticking in the wound,
he pitched heavily forward on his face,
Every one supposed that this blow would
have instantly killed McCluskey, but,
strange to say, it did not, for so great was
his vitality that before falling, he twice
plunged his own knife into the body of
Anderson. The tale is soon told. Me
Clu~kcy lived 4 minute longer than his
antagonist. The dead bodies, firmly locked
in each others embrace, were taken to the
house of Harding and laid out side by side
Oh the gaming table. \ crimson trail
marked the path Of those who carried
them indoors and pools of blood indicat-
ed the scene of the late conflict.
There was no gaming that night, The
hunter, and Indians appeared to find eX
citement enough in talking over the events
Of the day without having to resort to their
usual paStimc. About / O'Clock the moon
rose. and the bodies We're taken out for
burial, There We're no funeral ceremonies,
but job Harding remarked as the muflied
forms We're lowered into the grave, There
90 two aS brave men as ever lived" They
were buried deep to keep the wolves and
coyotes from digging them up, and the
earth was heapcd up in little mound to
mark where they slept
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A Barbaric Duel,

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STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO, $50 the SheriIs Of respective
Counties either of their Deputies,

WALDO, $50 the Sherils Of respective
Counties or either of their Deputies,
GREETING:
L. w Ior estate of Anna NJ. Penny formerly
= Of Unity, in the County of Waldo,
siding out Of this State and IN the State Of Ohio 10
the value of one hundred dollars and summon the
said defendant Of She may be found within your
rrecnet.) to appear before our Justices of our Su
preme Judicial Court, next 10 be holden Belfast,
within and for the County of Waldo, on the third
Tuesday of April next, then and there in our said
Court 20 answer unto William II. Penny of Thorn
dixie in said County in Il plea Of libel for divorce in
which the .lbelant gives the honorable court to be
informed tla he was legally married to the bellec,
Anna NJ. Penny whose maiden name was then Anna
NJ Reynolds, ON the fifth day of March, A. ID. 1870
by Rev John Cook, minister of the gospel, author
lied to soemnlze marriages in this State, at Burn
ham, in said County of Waldo; that there is now
living no child resulting from said marriage; that
since said marriage the libeant has always
Quoted towards the bellce as faithful and antc
ionate husband but that said libellee, wholly
gardlcss OF her marriage vow and covenant on the
first day of May, A. D. 1871, wholly deserted and
abandoned your lbellant without cause and has
never lived with him since said time; that for IA
large part of the time since said desertion said libellee
has been living in gross and open adultery with one
osborn Reynolds, at said Durham, and at other
places in Waldo County; that since said desertion
said libelee has committed adultery with said Osborn
Reynolds and other men whose names are to the
lbelant unknown, and that at the present time said
lbellee is living in the State of Ohio and cohabng
with said Osborn Reynolds and wife.
Wherefore your libellant prays that the bonds of
marriage between him and said Anna NJ Penny may
be dissolved. WILLIAM If. PENNY
Belfast March 3st, 1873
And have you there this writ with your doings
therein,
Witness, JONATHAN &. DICKERSON Esquire at
Belfast the 31st day of March, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
three. w. G. FRY f., Clerk
WALDO SS-SUp Jup COURT,
April Term, 1879.
Upon the foregoing libel, it is Ordered That the
lbeant cause notice of the pendency thereof to be
given to said bellee by publishing attested copy of
the same and OF this order thereon three weeks
cessivey in the Republican journal, Il newspaper
printed at Belfast, in said County of Waldo the last
publication TO be thirty days at least before the
of this court next to be holden at said Belfast with
in and for said County of Waldo on the third Tues
day of October next that she may then and there
appear and show cause, if any she have, why the
prayer OF the hbellant should not be granted
Attest-W. q. FRYE, Clerk.
Copy of libel and order thereon
3W6 Attest-W. e. FRYE Clerk
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ci y HUI ClulclllnG WlluiN WIFI HIS HtlltiS
at the grass, and writing and twisting i'll
horrible conturtiono The bullet had struck
him full in the abdomen and, like his an
ta%oni-t, Anderson was now
\ FAST-DYING MAN.
At this juncturc it seemed as if the
crowd would interfere, but Harding stern
~ babe them keep back and leave the men
t. settle the matter their own way As
none cared to dispute with the gigantic
hunter, the mandate was obeved. though a
universal expression Of horror ran through
the spectators, Il number of whom were
the engineers and attaches of our own
party. Still, horrible as was the scene, no
one thought of leaving the spot An
Irresistible fascination to see it out bound
one and all alike to the blood-stained
locality. But the finale was at hand-the
curtain almost ready to drop.
McC lusleN, summoning by supreme
effort his remaining strength, drew his
knife and began to crawl feebly in the dl-
rection Of his antagonist The latter who
saw the movement and prepared to meet
it. Both had dropped their revolvers,
leaving to the cold steel the completion of
the work
BY this time it had grown quite dark,
and to distinguish the movements of the
combatants required the closest attention.
Anderson was clearly unable to move any
portion OF his body save his right arm
With Ibis he raised his knife alott and as
Met !u>kcy crawled up to within reach
dealt him Il terrible blow in the neck, cut
ting muscles and tendons and veins, and
halt S,Vcring the head from the body.
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Foreign News.

VIENNA. May l6.
jackson S. Schultz, the newly appoint
ed Commissioner of the United States
to the International Exposition, has
reached this city. He had long confer
ence with Jay, the American Minister.
sr..r -sFs LONDON, May 16..
The Shah Of Persia will soon arrive at
Vienna, accompanied by all the members
bers OF his Cabinet and three of his
wives. 1t is estimated that the expense
OF his European tour will be five millions
sterling.
The case of the Bank OF England forg-
cry, is again before the Court to-day.
The witnesses identified the bonds found
in the trunk at New York, and testified
to their purchase by the accused. At the
close OF the examination the prisoners
were remanded.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres report
that quarantine regulations were enforced
there with rigor to the great inconveni-
ence of merchants and travellers. Steam.
ers and sailing vessels with upwards of
$500 passengers on board, were detained
there at last accounts.
CoNsTANr1NopLE May 16.
Raschid Pascha has been appointed
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Eastern Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, May lG.
I The Attorney General and the Gov
eminent have agreed not to give to any
parties copy of the bill in equity, to be
filed at Hartford against the Union
Pacific Railroad Company and the stock
holders of the Credit Mobilier, until it
shall be filed in the Constitution.
The Internal Revenue receipts for the
present month have reached nearly
seven million dollars, and the receipts
for the fiscal year to date, are over one
hundred millions. The estimated re-
ceipts for the present fiscal year were
one hundred and ten million dollars, and
the probabilities are, judging from the
receipts of the past month, that they
will be exceeded from three to five mil
lion.
Senator Casserly has sent check to
the Secretary of the Treasury for his
back pay, as member of the forty
second Congress.
ALBANY, May 16.
The Senate adopted resolution to-
day, that the Governor should appoint q
Commissioner to make a full inyestiga
ton of the manner the college land
grants to the State of New York were dis
posed of by Ezra Cornell. The Assembly
resolved to adjourn sine die ON the ed
inst
PHILADELPHIA, May 16.
George H. Stewart, Chairman of the
purchasing board of Indian Commission
ers, has written letter to Secretary
Delano, in reference to the charges of
unfairiness in the recent awards of con-
tracts for Indian supplies, in which he
says the complaints are indefinite and un-
founded, and asks in behalf of himself
and colleagues a full and thorough exam
nation.
BUFFALO, May l6.
The funeral of Lieutenant Sherwood,
killed in fight with the Modocs, was
attended this afternoon by an escort of
United States troops to Fort Porter,
with United States officers as pail bear
ers, and a large concourse of citizens,
officers and volunteers. The body of
Captain Albian Howe, another Modoo
victim, will reach here tonight. and will
be buried with military honors on Sun
day. ...---.-..-. ..,-.-r,-.---..
New ORLEANS, May lG.
Generals DoBlanch and colonel and
others from St. Martins, arrived here
this evening in the charge of a Deputy
Marshall and guard Of Federal soldiers.
They reached the railroad ferry landing
in front of Jackson Square, about 8
o'clock, and upon stepping from the
boat, they were received with tremend-
Gus cheers by five to seven thousand
people who had assembled to welcome
them. They were taken to the Custom
House and relieved to appear before the
United States Commissioners tomorrow
New YORK, May 16.
The Police Commissioners Of the
places in this city where liquor is sold.
shows the number to be 9,4O3. =
Six Jurors have been obtained in the
Train case. fF q
An examination Of the body Of Nixon
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Telegraphic Dispatches.
SPECIAL To THE PHOEBE DAILY RECORD.
Pacific Coast
Los ANGELES, MAY lG

Los ANGELES, May lG.
Lieutenant Fleming, having in char e
an Apache chief for Alcatraz. sailed on
the Pacific. II appears that tlae crime
for which the Apache is transported, is
no less than the murder OF five women
prisoners, which by allotment fell to his
share; he being minor chief. with the
UNDERSTANDING name of Quiwhathanava.
The allotment not suiting the milan, one
OF Crooks allies, ne in rIge, seizel a
Spencer rifle and killed each one of them
and child, in cold blood. This monster
has been sentenced for life at hard labor
on the Government works at Aleatraz;
certainly light punishment.
SAN Francisco, May IL.
-Four mining assessments were levied
as follows: Hayes, 25 cents per share,
delinquent June 19.Kentucky 81 per
share, delinquent June 1S-Pioche West
Extension, so cents per share, delinquent
June 24-Rsing Star, 81 per share, ds-
linquent June 80.
Chas. Peirre, native of Aberdeen,
Scotland, committed suicid3 yester-
day at Redwood City, by cut
ting his throat with a pocket knife.
He came to California a year ago, and
worked steadily and industriously at aS-
ricultural pursuits. Some time ago he
fell ok, and ever since he has been de-
spondent, and doubtless was insane when
he took his life. A deposit receipt for
$500 was found in his pocket on the Ma
tional Gold Bank and Trust Company of
San Francisco, and he had loose cash to
the amount of S25 CO.
Alexander Kidd, machinist in the
Pacific Foundry, received blow from
the revolving handle of a crank, VIII h
broke his lower jaw in two places.
The sales at the San Francisco Stock
Board for the week ending Nay IA, were
"a, 9i4, 000-over one million more than
for the week previous.
SACRAMENTO, May II.
The funeral of Charles Flynn, alias
Mortimer, took place this morning Less
than dozen persons, including his
brother, were present.
Armstrong & Hinkson, attorneys for
James Rush, administrator of the estate
of Mary Shaw, the victim of Mortimer,
offer a reward of 81 ,O0) for the recovery
of the bank book and other papers of
value belonging to the murdered woman.
The book and papers were in the trunk,
and were taken from the house on the
night OF the murder.
san JAUN ISLAND, May 1G.
Hurry Dryer and wife were found
murdered, to-day at noon, on their farm
near the centre of the Island. Mrs.
Dwyer was found lying on the floor, hay.
ing been shot through the window. The
door was locked, she having the key n hel
handy when found. The bullet went through
her side. Mr.. Dwyer was shot through
the head while ploughing, falling in the
furrow, some two hundred yards from TIL
house. They are supposed to have beef
dead two days, and the deed is believed tc
have been done by Indians. Nothing wa
disturbed about the house-only on,
trunk was oyerhauled
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SUPPOSED STAGE RoBBER.-Says the
Eureka Sentinel of the 10th: "a man
supposed to have been interested in the
White Pine stage robbery was arrested o
few days ago in this town. The officers
had points to make, and therefore kept
the matter still. We have also been un-
der obligations to say nothing. The
prisoner will be sent over to Hamilton
this morning, and probably we will be at
liberty to give full particulars in our next
Issue ~
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Minister Of Foreign Affairs in the place

Minister Of Foreign Affairs in the place
of Sirtel Paeha.
PARIs, May IL.
Count Rouchefoucauld, who was reported
to have gone on a mission to Count de
Chambord from the Legitimists and
Orleanists, has returned. He hada long
conference with the Royal exile, but
gives no indications of its result. He is
authorized, however, to stamp the false
and absurd rumor that tine Count con
templated, in adopting the Prince Impe-
rial, son of the late Emperor.
ROME, May IL.
The health of the Pope continues to
improve.
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LOCOMOTIVES are thrown off the Utah
tracks with perfect safety. The Salt Lake
Herald thus records the last event of the
kind; The Utah Southern train, when
coming north yesterday morning, and
about mile this side the point of the
mountain, reached place where the
heavy rains had washed gravel on the
track, which threw the engine off the rails
and into soft, muddy earth, by the side,
where it stuck for time. No damage
was done, and the only loss was the loss
of time in getting the locomotive back on
the rails.
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The Carson Appeal of the 18th says:
1--WE are sorry to learn through ia letter
which came to John James yesterday, of
the hopeless condition OF his brother
Ike's wife. This Communication de-
scribes the poor lady as having lost all
sense OF sight and to be raving with de-
lirium. Her medical attendants despair
OF her recovery. This is very sad indeed,
and it will excite widely prevailing
sense OF sympathy hereabout."
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Kentucky Gold and silver Mining

Kentucky Gold and Silver Mining
Company. of Works Ely Mining Dis.
trict, Lincoln County, State of Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that at meeting OF the Trustees
OF said company, held on the 10th day of May,
1873, an assessment of -Four Dollars per share
was levied upon the capital stock of said com.
pany, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary of said company at
the office of said company, No. 500 California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, the 18th
day OF June, 1878, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public auc.
ton, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on Saturday, the 18th day of July,
1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. By order of the Board of Trustees.
]. p. CAVALIER, Secretary.
Ofhce-No. 500 California street, San Francisco,
California. mylstd
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Ar Green river, W. T., and at various
places in Oregon, Indians are buying all
the powder they can get from the country
stores. No one Indian buys a large
quantity, but there is an unusual demand
for the article by many of them, far be-
yond their individual wants.
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AT Tacoma, Pierce county, Washington
Territory, April 81, an Indian named jim
Shell killed Canadian named Louis
Moroe, hitting him with a Ratchet from
behind. The murderer was apprehended,
but number OF unknown men took him
from the Sheriff and hung him.
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IHE Mining Journal says it requires
sanity patience" to endure such weather
as they are having at Salt Lake. Well,
isn't that the kind of patience you have
up your way?
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MUM ~ Hunt silver Mining Com.
pany.-Location Of Works Ely Mining District,
Lincoln County, Nevada.-Notice is hereby
given, that at a meeting of the Board Of Trus-
tees OF said Company, held on the 18th day Of
May, 1873, an assessment mo. 81 Of One Dollar
and Fifty Cents Isl 50) per share was levied
upon the capital stock of said Company, pay
able immeditely in United States gold and sill.
yer coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the
Company, Room 6, No. 4l9 California street
San Francisco California.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of June,
1873, shall be deemed delinquent and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on Wednesday, the 10th day of July, 1873,
to pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Trustees
I. W. COLBURN, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room G, No. 419 California street,
san Francisco, California. mylstd
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FATHER HYAc1NTHE AND JOHN CALVIN.
Recently Father Hyacinthe, from his pull.
pit in Geneva, in long discourse eulo.
gized the life and labors of John Calvin.
Between Rome and Geneva, the chair Of
St. Peter and the memory Of John CAL
win, there is wide gulf. Has Hyacinthe
bridged the gulf?
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-18

A SAD SUIcIDE.-The Virginia Chroni-
Gle Of the 18th records the death Of one
Bob Forsyth, sporting man of that city,
who shot himself through the brain with
a deringsr. He was a man of refined
and gentle nature, sympathetic to a
marked degree, quiet unassuming gen.
tleman. His calling, however, naturally
wore away his moral safeguards, and h.
fell in with bad company and into bad
habits, which brought about an irrepressi-
bic conflict between his noble nature and
the Ito HIM repulsiyely vicious habits
which cultivation had rendered irresisti.
bic, and he ended the struggle by suicide.
Before he fell into the snare of the temp
ter it was his greatest pleasure to remit
his earnings to his aged parents; but
when, through the demoralizing inhu-
ences of his associations, he turned those
earnings over to the support Of painted
harlot, and left the loved ones to the
pangs Of hunger, q reproachful letter
from his sister fell upon him like an ava.
lanche, and in fit of remorse he plunged
into the dark river of death. Deceased
was native of Elizabethtown, New Jer
sey, aged AZ years, and leaves a mother
aged ~, two sisters and brother, resid
ing in his native town.
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BOISE IDAHO PLACEns.-The Idaho
World of late date says the weather for
some time past has been most favorable
for mining operations; and, although the
mining season opened later than usual,
the prospects are excellent Tor prosper
GUS run in the Boise diggings this season.
The usual spring floods have not injured
the bitches, and the snow on the sur
rounding mountains is disappearing
slowly, assuring an abundant supply of
water for mining operations.
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The Eureka Sentinel records an i'm
portant strike in the Eureka Consolidated
mine-says it is the largest ore body ever
developed on Ruby Hill.
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The Eureka Sentinel can't see the
point Of the Salt Lake Tribune's refer
ence to Phoebe grapes being sour. Points
are usually invisible when they penetrate.