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Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-09
River Intellengence,

The river during the week has remain
ed about the same, varying an inch o
so both ways. The low stage of waite
makes it lucrative business for tn,
smaller boats, us they are usually vel
filed with passengers and local freight
On the 4th inst. the Jnlia put in pOr
with good cargo.
On the 5th the Emma Graham
brought up large bulk of freight fol
the railroad and departed with a goO(
down trip.
The Fannie Freeze, under Captain
Love, made . rip TO Pomeroy on Fri
day, well laden with passengers.
The Mallie RagOD came in on thu
7th. Maj. Stratton, of the Julia, il
temporarily in the Office.
Yesterday the L. W. Dugnn was th'
railroad packet. She' brought up {
good freight, and departed with a fail
cargo.
The new light draught steamer Bill
" Collins, also put. in an appearance
with large load of freight. She was
bound for GallipOlis.
% inches of water on Twelve Pole
Bar.
Steamer KITTY NYE," just launched
is new candidate for public favor
She is 1920 feet long, % feet beam and
3 feet hold; has one tubular safety
boiler and two engines II inch cylinder
l6 inch stroke. Her roster is g. NJ
Berry, Captain. Brady Morgan, Clerk
c. C. Green, pilot and John Chamber
lain, Engineer. She will make daily
trips between ParkerSburg and Mata-
moras.-Parkersbrg Journal.
Yesterday and hereafter, according
to an ordinance of the board of trust
ees. aui notice of r. K. Price, wharf
master, all steamboats, landing at any
point other than the public wGorf, with
out the written consent of the wharf
master, will be fined ten dollars for eaci
olFense, to be recovered before any
court having juriSdiction.-Catlettsb
Herald.
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LOCAL \ OFFICES.

CARPETS CARPETS Go AID see
the display of Carpets at Hsrmison's
cheap store.
Creider & Bro, on Sd Avenue are
receiving new goods every day. Call
and examine their stock while 1t is
fresh.
Go to Harmison's for new goods.
For the next 10 days I will sell
No l poplar cut shingles at 50 per
1000. Doors, Sash, Lumber, Floor
ing &c, at reduced rates, for Cash
and cash only.
A. B. PALMER.
Oil Cloths in profusion aud at bot.
tom figures at Harmison's cheap
auction store.
Don't forget to call at the Drug
Store, sign Of the Big Mortar, for
paints, oils and glass, school books
and stationery. Sd Avenue Hunt
ingtou W. Va.
Boots of tie best quality for So 80
at Harmison's
Sam Gideon is on time with the
market for ready made clothing. New
Goods arrive ever week with the
fastest fashions of Ready made Cloth
ing. His stock of gentlemen's good;
is large. Hats in abundance.
RsmembsY that We receive new
goods every week. HarmisoJ Il Go.
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THE FAIR OAKs IRON OoMrANY.-


As many questions are asked in
relation to the prospect Of the pro-
jscted Iron Furnaces st this place,
we can state that the contract for the
transportation Of ores was written
and sent on to New York for the con-
sideratiOn Of Mr.. Huntington and the
Directors of the company, last week.
That contract is based on the immedi-
alto commencement of work on a
Furnace aud its vigorous prOsecu-
ton.
If the contract is accepted the par
ties will 60 Immediately to work, aud
We will soon have the furnace in
operation.
There is a probability Of another
furnace being erected here at an early
day if the terms of the contract sent
on 20 New York are acse pied.
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Local Sauibs.

Rain on Mondry is now the order
Of weather. Old Prob. should
look tba, hs makes no mistakes. &C..
Ifall the cars at this end Of the line
we're strung upon one track they
might DO counted ly the mile ....
Jeokius is still receiving deposits for
The INDEPENDENT aud the various
D4i!ies and Magazines Il may
not be a matter Of wholesale iwPor-
lance but still we would like to know
how long ,ha, shauty Of Burke's is to
remain idle There is no excuse for
the leisure Of the proprietor while
there is such a run on peanuts and
,cy babies If Miller don't stop
his iuorlin,te smoking those ten
ceuters will shelve him one Of these
days. A word to the wise etc.
\ young uaO evidently from one Of
the back counties, was seen in one
Of our saloous las, week under fir
headwav al "steam" and over flow
ing with words. He vas speaking
to a group about him when the fol-
lowing sentence was over heard: I'm
hundred miles from home aud have
plenty Of poor kin, but come up and
take drink they came During a
smart gale on Monday, a race took
place between a country man and a
stove pipe hat; the bat spun up street
like a Velocipede. touching 10 place
buttterm. The motions Of the own
er we're far from bCipg clumsy, on the
contrary they we're as dexterOus rs
the supple convOlutious Of tom ca,
after an adventurous norway, and
br ought him success on a fifty yards
effort. vhea he over hauled The 'rua-
covering ofSis top knott 40 a pool Of
water. We ref-ai~ from repeating
The snluta,ion that took place be-
teen them Mosquit es concluded
to 90 into winter quarters, on Mon
day night, aud since not bill has
been presented Tuesdays morn
ing train brough in large number
Of passengers. If Brooks thinks
the lOafsrs Of Huntington, are going
to climb over thatspliutery bench, to
get into his private Office, be mistakes
the temper ofthe American mind
The rush made Monday upon stores
and stoves. was Interesting to behold
Dealers in this branch Of goods haze
slept we'll. aud been blessed with coed
digestion all week. They are in an
excellent mental poise TO receive the
appeals Ct charity, and are ready tC
contribute to any laudablc demand
from a picayune side-shOw down tc
the grave stone Of a s;rsng'ed ModO'
The Ponds within the city lin
its are growing small by degrees
and beautifully less The demand
for quinine will therefore slacken NJ
If you want to save your ferry.
/ toll, 90 down to Twelve pole bar and
wade across. That's independence.
There was a singing frost yestsr
day morning Now give US a LITTLE
rain and q rivor, and we will be salts
fed.
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THE NJ f. G.. MJrE SOCIETY
This Society is full Of life aud
always has something new on hand
TO amuse The meeting at Mr..
Adams on last Friday night was
large IN number and some Of them
we're so well pleased that they are
laughing yet over the odd and quaint
things they saw and heard there.
The next ueetiog will be held on
Friday night at Mr.. S.,W. Iugbam s
Cor. 18th st. AID Alb ave. There is
a wonderful committee on programme
'PPOiO'ea aud wonderful feats are
expected. IfyOu want to chase the
blues away for couple of hours go
there. Some sweet lady will give a
grand comic recitation we won't
tell who, but 60 and see for your
selves. Invitation FREQ 10 all.
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PREPARED D ]


Chang. Of TchedU,e.-Tbe pop
ular line for Ri 1oud aud all points on
the Ln.sapeaa,L Clio Railroai.
Richmond. York River & Chesapeake Railroad
Line.
The magnificent iron steamer ,,SrE, -
Can, A G.. Nickle, will leave Pier ~
Light street wharf foot OF Barre street,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, NJ
4 .. m, Stopping at tho Landings on the
York River aud arriving at vi hmond 81
10 IN. the following morning.
Passenger Trains leaving Ricbmoni
for Baltimore and all points North, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays 81
m, arriving At Baltimore lhe following
morning.
This route from Baltimore offers TO ,se
public an uninterrupted night rest o. 'Ao
Bay, and entering the York hivsr ~
Daylight affords the passengers " oaaa! J.
ful view OF the magnificent scentEy on
York River: and allowing time ~ par
tate Of Breakfast on the siesu.sr before
rrriyiia of West Point.
Passengers from Baltimore N Rich
mond 500; after Thirty days nekds
will be sold TO Baltimore over This line at
the same prices OF any oiasr line.
Freight received N the days mentioned
above, carefully handled aud Forwarded
with dispatch.
All claims fer lost ab1 damaged freight
will be promptly traced and ADJUSTED.
Through bills Of Lading md rates guar
au,eeI 10 all points sou'i as low os by
any other line. For furrhur Information
api Is 70 R. PosrgR, Gen Superintsr dent 1,
80 Ligh, street Baltimore.
LOW, ?. PoLGER,
Gent Ticke, & Freight Ag't Richmon9,
Va. y. II. HorcHgIss, Travelling Ass-i.
--.HeddquaTts7s FouniOin Hotel, BoS-H@T'.
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NeighbOrhOOd.
GUYANDOrTE,

VI lAENfNAAF-
From the Echo.
Paw-paw excursion parties are all
the rage.
Cold weather has set in and still our
depot is not built.
Remember the Good Templar oys,
ter supper, Nov. 18th, 1913.
Our town has been thronged with
strangers for the past few days.
Rev. Van. Caughjon preached at
the NJ. +. Church, South, Sunday, AN.
u. ]. Smith is building fine dwell
Ing house on his farm near this place.
Stephen Tnacker has rented the Ev-
crett house and will open frst-claSS
hotel.
The Billy Collins is the U. S. Mail
boat between Huntington and Cali
polls.
The steamer J. c. Crossley is max
ing regular trips between this place
and lronton.
We learn that Ira McGinnis who has
been very sick at Logan c. II. is rapid
| Iy recovering.
Pat. Keenan, and Pearl Ferguson
have opened a butcher shop aud pro-
pose to sell beef, cheap for cash.
Our young friend Gale Duaenberry,
was brought home last Friday from
/ Portsmouth, o., where he was taken
very i'll with fever.
VIM. II. DOuthit has bought the
store room and dwelling house former
I " occupied by VIM. Wilson, and will
m0Ea .a.0 Z II once.
There was quite a number of drunk
en- men seen on our streets Friday and
Saturday evenings. Where is our
. City Marshall that he don't look after
such parties
/ Cry PERSoNALS.--Al. White and
John Bonner have returned from Gin
cinnati. Rev. Edgar Hite is on a
visit to his friends at this place. a..
Caldwell aud family have returned from
Kentucky Club Scott has gone to
Marietta, D.
GuyandOtte Bridge - Reduced Rates.
/ At injecting of the Directors of the
Guyandotte Bridge Company held at
the Office of J. l.. Caldwell, in Guyan-
dotte on Saturday, October 4, 1873,
tho following, rotaS of tou uera q lonted
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BY order of the Directors.
W. J. HAYsLP, Sccy.
ASHLAND.
FROM the Journal
Parties are engaged in blasting
rock on the other side Of the river
for the Ironton wharf.
Coal and pig iron are accumuls.
ting at this point, quite rapidly
oging to the low stage of the river,
Sales CT four hundred tons of Ash
lana fuTOsoe iron was made few
days ago at S34.
Louisa folks are delighted at the
completion of the new telegraph liue
from that place to Catlettsburg,
which gives them communication
with the outside world.
A horse of p. o. Buffers, attached
to buggy, made . run from neal
the railroad Office on Saturday last
Over-turning toe buggy and doing
some slight damage.
CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-The NJ. E
Church at South Point, Ohio, "Delts
Chapel will be dedicated on Sun
day, the 18th Of October. at II
o'clock, by Rev. @. D. Bsttslle, from
MARKETS..
The rev brick NJ. E. Church
South, al TrOut's Hill, West Va.
was dsdisstea Oh Sunday last, Rev
Kelly, pVesehing the dsdicstory Ger
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u.r,ov & Sans have inst received

Harvey & Sons hive just received
large lot of new G d,-Ctesper sill
Ladies d ess goods of every vari'
ETY. which they are selling lower than
has ever been offered in the market.
AS they are selling cheaper and de-
Ltermiued to undersell all others. call
on them if you really want bargains.
Brogans at sl.75 in whole stock al
Harmison's cheap store.
The Davis" Sewing Machine
stands without a peer in tho land,
acknowledge superior TO sil other
by all who have had experience 10
working machines, most power
full and durable machine 10 use.
Don't buy until you examine the Da-
Wis" G. W. Robinson, Agent, Hunt
ington, W. Va. 2t-h.
Foa REyr.-A neat two story
dwelling house on 3rd avenne--centrat
" located. Also rooms suitable for a
small family. o. u. CHASE.
WHAT no YOU WANT BETTER THAN
rHls.--A large stock of patent fiues,
Gre proof, drain tile, all sizes howe
pots, urns, and vases, at factory prices
224t. A. Is PALMER,
GEORGE A. FLoDING is constantly
receiving new styles Of Gents Ready
made Dress Goods OF every grade
and price, and will always Insure g
perfect fit and entire satisfaction.
I'oas, DOORS, rocRs.
1000 Panel Doors, all sizes, at
low figures. We defy competition,
Office and Mil, Sd Ave. above 18th
St., Huntington, Y. Va.
GREEN 4 EATER.
The MERCHANT 1AILCRING estsb
lishment on Bird. Avenue between III
tn. and llth, Sleers, is rapidly grow.
ing into very popular and success
full business. Mr., Flooding keeps con-
stantly on hand great variety Of
piece goods. an excellent cutter, and
warrants a fit at all times.
IMPORTANT To Builders ~. u Pal
mer is prepared tn take contracts for
building houses and all kinds of carpen-
ter work. Don't fail to give him call.
LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
100000 feet Of dry Poplar Lvm-
Der in the rough or dressed, can DO
had cheap at Green b Xassr'sMill
3ri., Ave above 18th, st., Hunting
ton, West Va.
70 BUlL9ERs.-I am now pre-
pared to furnish any quantity of
the best quality of large brick
and good building rock. TO be
delivered at any time and any
place in Huntington, upon the
most reasonable terms.
lift Il. ). WYNN.
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Or Dickinson, Of Caroline, Va has
commenced the erection Of dwelling
house on the corner of Fourth avenue
and Eleventh street. Mr. c. l. C.uSel
has the contract.
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ACcmENr.-Ou Monday engine No
-, with way freight, through some ir.
ngularity Of rules, colIided with a coal
train i'm Big Bend tunnel As both
G aims were running at SLOW rate Of
SPEED the engines were only slightly
damaged and can he readily repaired
Henry Hagan, fireman Of the freight,
who jumped from his train, was killed.
Tie belonged % he eastern division
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The grading on Third Avenue aud
tWenty.fO fourth street has commenced
Messrs. Penuybaeksr h Mandy hav-
Ing the contract.
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Ladies should remember that Mrs
Taliaferro has just returned from
Cincinnati with a new stock Of
Ladies Goods Of the latest styles.
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The financial crash takes he oppo-
site effect 10 Huntington 1t is
reported that o. G. Chase to day
traded with Yint White for several
thousand dollars worth Of Dry goods
Boots, Shoes, Clothing aud Hats
and still more coming, that all these
goods sill be thrust upon the mar
kct atonee, for cash, Irrespective Of
cost, Call that man your friend
who will sell the nOst goods for the
least money
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PAY CAR-Ou Friday last the
pay car Of the c. & o. road made its
appearance and paid OF the hands
employed on his division Of Tire
road. It's unnecessary to remark
thstit was a welcome visitor.
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SELECT DANCE. - The young
gentlemen Of the city will hold
select dance in the Hall Of the
Knights Of Pitbiss 90 Fourth avenue
tomorrow evening. \ lively time is
anLieinated.
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As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO..
NASHUA, N. II,
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Capt. Gibson sold some household
goods at auction yesterday afternoon
for DR.. Moncure, who has located
nermanently 10 Richmond.
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LARGE ArPLE.-We received
Tuesday from Mr. F.emmiog Booth,
Of Lawrence county Ohio, tbe hrgest
apple We have seen this season. lt
vas Of the pippin variety ani measur-
Cd nearly fifteen inches 10 circumfsr-
eDce, aud weighed twenty two ounces
Now Cabell county DO your best to
beat it.
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Several Of our BarbourSviIle friends
were in town yesterday. They came
down to get rid eff the pressure of bu-
suess of that fourishing town, and to
ca'oy a little fresh air The price Of
oysters and Bumgardners "lSI0'
stFcaiug mp ar nightGall
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For Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia
In igestion, depression of Spirits Il
General Debility, in their various
forms, Ferro- Phosporated Elixir of
Calisaya made by Caswell, Hazard Il
Co.. New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is theIbest tonic. AS stimulanf,
tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. If taken during the season it
prevents fever aud ague and other
intermittent fevers.
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4 rev brick pavement is being
aid on Second Avenue 10 front OF > .
W Yerlander's store rooms.
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Mr. Chss. Myers has Put.a Partl-
dcn in bis oyster saloon which adds
10 Us convenience.
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Dan Rice entertained the PiOO'
peoplo of G uyaUdOtt' last evening"
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NU RISE Y

TIE undersigned beg leave 10 inform
their pa,rons and the public in general
ihat they ODER at The HOpeweli Nursery,
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co, Oaio, TAN
OF 1873 and spring of 1874, the following
fruit trees Eve green dc.
g9999 Apples trees,
1899 Peach ,rces,
9gg9 Pear irece, standard and dwarf,
1899 Cherry trees III variety,
Dpg9 Evorgreeos in varieties,
gg99 Grapes several varieties,
9999 Currants, gooseberry, raspber-
ry &C.
All Of which we'll be Sud lew for Cash.
Address as above.
l8-3m. E. TCRLEt & SONS
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DOGs.-The number Of dogs in
Huntington constitute a nuisance
We are informed that cattle in the
ueigb5orbood are chased aud hunted
d wn By misehievOus dogs about
town. Let tie people load their shot
guns and annihilatc a few Of them.
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The Directors of the Guyandotte
Biige have done a wise thing 10
reducing the toll. The schedule
appears in another column. The toll
was too high heretofore, and retard-
81 business iotercommuniealiOn be
tween that town aud this.
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Or. q. g Chase will commence
work ueS. week 90 the foundation
for rev dselling house on Third
avenue aud Twelfth street. Il Is o.
be built Of brick. Nessrs. Sykes i
Wright have the contract ior the
brick cork aud Nessrs. Green e
Kafer for the wood and frame work.
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OYSTER SUPPER - At Ioghams
Hall, Tuesday evening Oct l4'h,
commencing ia P. IN under the
81. auacemeut Of the young ladies Of
the VI F.. Church. All The delic1cies
Of the season will be scrged at low
prices. Come and cheer US by your
? essence sod patronage.
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At ameeting of the Directors of the
Guyaudotte Bridge Company held at
the Office of J. l.. Caldwell, in Guyan-
dotte on Saturday, October 4, 1873,
the following rates of toll were a lopted;
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From the Journal.
The iron ore exhibited at the State
Fair by Mr.. j. b. Walker, taken
from the property of Bigby and Wal
ker, in sight of Charleston, yields 46
per cent. of iron. The iron lies 10 o
large vein and is almost inexhausts-
bic.
Gov. Jacob has appointed The fol-
lowing Commissioners ofDeed: Will
liam Z Simmons, w. II. Leet aud
Joseph B. Jones, for New York, and
W. F. RObb, for Pennsylvania. AL
so, the following NOtaries Public:
G. W. Patliu; Of Mason; Fl. Scott.
for Mercer: J. A. J. Lightbnrn. for
Lewis; j. f. Brown and D. c. Gala.
her, for KaDswha; John W. Arbuck,
lie, for Greenbrier; W. 7. Bowman,
for Preston, and W. F. Allison, for
Wood;
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS,

Price One Doua
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-07-08
The Beecher Scandal.

New YoRK. June 30.-The Post says
it is improbable that any immediate in
vestigation will take place in the Beech
-Tilton case The Brooklyn
Eagle this afternoon publishes the fol.
loving card from Mr.. Beecher:
"To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle
'In long and active life in Brook
lyn, it has rarely happened that the
Eagle and myself have been in accord
on questions of common concern to
our fellow citizens. l am for this rea.
son impeiled to acknowledge, unsolicit
ed, the confidence and regard of which
the columns of the Eagle OF late bear
testimony. have just returned TO the
city to learn that application has beer
made to Victoria Woodruff for letters
of mine supposed to contain informa
ton respecting certain Infamous stories
against me- | have no objections tc
have the Eagle state in any way it deems
fit that Mrs Woodruff, or any person
or persons who may have letters o.
mine in their possession, have my cor
dial consent to publish them. In this
connection, and at this time, l will only
add that the stories and rumors which
have for some time past been circulated
about me are grossly untrue,and STAMP
them in general and particular as utter
ly false.
Respectfully,
Henry WARD BEEcHER"
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A Murderer Lynched.

New ALBANY, IND June 29.--About
two o'clock this morning mob estima-
ted at from twenty FIVE to forty masked
and heavily armed men went to the Jail
at Salem, Ind, and demanded the keys
of the Jail from the Deputy Sheriff. He
refused them They found the key to
the outside door of the Jail and then
took sledge hammer and knocked the
locks and hinges from the cell door in
which was Delos Heffren, confined for
the murder Of D. Halstead, few days
ago Heffren showed fight, but retreat
ed to the inner cell when the mob threw
fire balls into the cell, and while they
were burning they would shoot at him
two or three shots hitting him There
were twenty-five or twenty-three balls
picked up in the cell where Heffren
stood. After wounding him they then
took him TO the railroad bridge about
thirty rods from the depot and hung
him; after which the mob suddenly dis
appeared as mysteriously as they hat
appeared. About four o'clock Heffrer
was taken down. At the coroner's in
quest the examining surgeon said tn,
shots which hit Heffren would not have
produced death There is terrible ex
citement in the town.