, 1873-04-08
Jim SC0vEL ON HIS MUSCL E.

AAGA1OAseoEUtcAA AAyA VIII GVlC III tE1C
First Round, and Cnrso In the Next
Nound-.TRllnt Jnnice Thinks OF tho
Erishi aud What Cnrse KNOWS About
Him.
From the Ne.s Fork Herald, Aprtts.
!, Tho scenes that attended the dying honrs of
tho irroprosslblo James N. scovo1, 81 Camlon, to
ho Oh tho warpath; but that ho should UNDER
tako to punish: lis :" Prosecutors by the Man
snrd process IN the halls or halls Of Che Logfsla-
tnre wab something entirely unexpected. 1rr.
ScoVel has not been on good tor111s with tho
representatives from Camdon-sonator aowcll
and Assomblymon ,tCarso and Cole Carso
applied SON somo at5inngng epithets gu the floor
was determined to call him to account for it.
Accordingly, yoatorday morning, scovol encount-
cred Cole In one OF tho lobbics and denounced
at tho aame limo striking M attitude moro in tho
Dooney Harris style than according to tho tact!ca
Of Billy Edwards. ;Aftor d few scientific twists
and FONTS Of elbow, fat, and oye; coniointly,
Colo lot. fly, but. was handsomely, stopped BY
tint sent: Cole not: to graaa, but to- tho dirty,
tobacco-Btoopcd mat TINT covered tito floor. First
lnoch-down blow for scoyol' allowed without tho
for1nality Of a claim. Cole breathed heavily aB
his friends raised him, aud it was fearod ho
would not bo ablo to como to timo. 80 torriflo
waa the blow that ono eye was draped, not OK
actly--in mourning, but in what mt Langham
would torn in "pueo," aud Lis profile undor-
W.T. Il was tEling a momons fof tho cam.on log
telator. j. Daggett~ ~appeared, and undressing
himself in soothing, insinuatng manner to
Scoyol, established for himsolf claim to tho re-
ward promised i'll ono Of tho Eight Boatitudos.
ancoR tho nght was endod, NJ Coles friends had
thrown up tho sponge; but Carse, having been
informed of tho afair, rushed out Of tho Aaaonl-
bly, chamber aud clinchod with scoyol. Any
" n Tif n 6rht
understand that tho "clincl B tic Boyoroat test
OF the humRn frame. Aftor E few despornte
strugglea eoovol raiscd his shorter opponent on
initiated Samson, and pulled tho long pillar down
with hinls Tho 1nonlbers of the House wore
rushing out pol!.moll, and 2 large crowd lad COL
lected IN spite OF tho efforts Of tho Speaker to
prevent tho mombers from leaving the chamber.
Sorgeaiit-at-Arms Jacobus separated tho COM
batants, Carso proceeding into tho Assembly
Chamber, while Scovel was taken into custody
by tho Mayor, who happened to bo in tho yicfn-
ity; Ho was afterwards released on giving bonds
to keep tho poace.
1lr. Bcovol WIS soon after interviewed by tho
Herald correspondent aud lie stated that tito dis
puto arose from tho introduction OF q bill which
regarding probate wills. Tiis latter spociai low
OF 1872 made valid any will which (oyot II fraud
ulent) Ind boon admitted to probate for spnce
Of seven yoRrs.-N1r. Beovols.. ..interests. would
snffer by the repoal OF said bill, as appears from
Miclle, a. Director OF tho Camaaon d
Amboy Railroad, died, aud shortly afterwards
an old wiz was l.: discovered covered !, leaving Ills
estate to children Of Luis nephew, seovels wife,
conteBted tile will, and while so doing, the law OF
1879 was passed., in consequence Of Which sho
was 1ogislatea out OF court. Whom subsequent
law passed renealing that Of 1879, sonator sewol
had It recalled from tho Governors hands, to
kill 1t. This lnoyo waa defeated by scoyei, but
another bill, with tho same object, was intro