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CONVEYING THE LEo,sLArivE ASSEMBLY N EXTRA
ORDINARY sEssioS ON MONDAY, APRIL l4Tn 1873.
WHEREAS, The Act Of Congress transfer.
ring tue control Of certain Territorial pcni.
tcntiar,cs to the several Territories in which.
the same urc located. approved January "a,
1873, transfers the care and custody Of the
United States pcnitcntiary u! Deer Lodge
City and the personal property Herewith
connected 10 this Territory, and requires the
Territory 10 keep aud min tain ~ said peni
Tertiary, all persOns Convicted IN Montana
Territory Ut violations Vt the laws Of the
United States and sentenced tn imprisonment
therefor, aud al persons held u answer for
alleged violations Of the laws Of the United
States in said Territory; and
WHEREIN, There IL no provision made
by the laws Of Ibis Territory whereby the
= Terriotory Cnn keep and maintain in said
peniicntixry the persons required 10 he kept
and mainilincd by said Act Of Congress,
nor is there any authority 10 coniinc or
maintain therein, persons convicted Of viO.
lation Of the laws Of this Territory, and sen
fenced 10 confinement in the pcnitentiary
Nineteen persons xrc now undergoing Guns
fincmcnt for violation Ut tho laws Ut this
Territory; and
WnEREAs. The statute relating To the as
scsssmcnt vi properly for revenue purposes.
and that relating IL the rate Ut interest on
the county bonds and variants, and that re
la.ing 10 the number Of persons required to
constitute = grand jury, and many Ohter
laws aIc SO uncertain and contradictory that
they cannot be enforced without judicial In
depreciation. obtained Mt great cost to the
plOple, and 1t ID doubtful question whether
courts can harmOniz0 tho contradiction at
sli; and
aries collected by District Attorneys. Clerks
Of the District Courts and county officers are
10 cx0rbitSnt % 10 amount u denial Of
justice To the poor. and are daily dcvouribg
the substance Of tho people; and
WHEuEAs. The cDuris Of tho Territory
have no authority 10 render judgment against
parties liligsnt for the fees of jurors In the
trial Of causes, but the came arc taxed to
and PAID by tho counties. thereby adding
largely u the enormous burden the people
are 10 DESTROYS to lessen;
Nov, Mevefore, ], BENJAMIN +. PoTrs.
Governor 0t the Territory ut Montana, by
virtue Of the authority vested In me by the
Organic Act Ut said Territory, d. order that
the Legislative Assembly of the Territory
Of Montana convene In extraordinary session
At Virginia City, the Capital Of said Terri.
tory, on Monday, the lllh dny Of April, A.
d. 1873, Ut Is O'Clock, the meridian Of said
dSy. 10 consider such subjects Of legislation
% will be submitted by the Executive, or
such ~ are demanded by the public inter.
ests The duration of the session shall not
exceed fifteen days.
testimony whereof have bercunto Get
my hand aud c0usesi the great seal Of the
Territory Of Montana 10 be l.creunls affixed.
Done u Virginia City, the Capital Ut said
Territory, this l7,h dayot March. Anno
Domini 1873, and Of tho dependence
Of tue the United States the 9th.
B +. POTTS, Governor.
J. E. CALLAwAy, Secretary of Montana
tTerriory.
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QUARTZ REPRESENTATIONS,

The idea which obtained last week that
the bill for the extension Of time for the
representation of quartz leads. a. provided
by the law of May 10Th, 1872, had not be-
come law was incorrect Inc bill passed.
and although VIC have not received copy
Of it rs amended and passed, the newspaper
mention OF it indicates that on quartz
claims located prior to May 10th, 1872. the
time Of representation il extended to June
10Th 1874, and the act, as relates 10 quartz
claims recorded since that date II no, inter.
fercd with. The law in form will probably
he received in time for next issue.
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Yho Wo1oe Yroskles.

San Francisco, March l6.-Gcncral Candy
has moved his headquarters to Van Brcmcr's
Ranch. On Saturday Col. Riddle with
Company X, 18th cavalry, came across
party Of Modocs and captured thirty five
horses. He would have killed the savagcs
had not peace negotiations prevented.
Schonchin and Charley Riddle will not
come off the reservation. A new peace COM
mission has been organized by Candy.
Meactern, Roseborough and Odenea!. The
squaw Artcns, who came out 10 the lava
l'eis, says Captain Jack wants to talk bu. 10
afraid to come out. Jack wants Meachem
and Faiicl,iM tn come ana talk with him
again.
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As NC had anticipated. the 4ontaaion
heartily seconds our suggestions relative to
the Yellowstone Park trails. ~ that the
country will b. easily accessible this sum.
mer for ladies, and inviting to everybody.
The Aontanian further says, and the ideas
arc mainly good:
But IL this amount is all that can lie had ut
present. We should prefer seeing it used rs
suggested by the NORTH. w EST, in putting
coo. judiciously expended. would accom-.
pish this to the Upper Basin. From thence.
u trail should be cut through by the most
practicable route across the divide To Ycl.
IOwstOne Lake-which we believe could be
reached by an Is mile path and At On expense
Of less than $5O0-lhus Obviaiing . return
to she lower Basin and the passage Of the
swamp referred IL ny the NORTH WEST.
On the Lake should be placed the means Of
cruising and exploring it-say two or three
plank scows. in the use Of which visitors
should be placed under proper restrictions;
for this, say 5000 From the lake to the up
per and lower Falls, and White Mountain
Hot Springs, q, 900 more could be well cx
pended in trail making, and from the litter
point to B,'zeman, all but IS miles is pass.
able wagon road. These expenditures would
leave nearly Onc-hslf tie appropriation to
bc expended by the Superintendent in con.
struciiDg temporary shelter houses NJ the
Gcyscrs, Lake and Falls for the nccomm0.
dstiOn "f lady visitors; posting the proper
guide. Observation-Disclosures. names Ut streams,
springs and prominent gcysers; grading foo,
paths u the brink Of the Upper AMI Lower
Yellowstone Falls and those on Tower
Greek, all Of which are now only accessible,
with much difficulty and danger; and the
payment Of his salary, if he is allowed any.
These things done, and We can afford 10
wait until railroad connections are made fol
y carriage road to and through the Park.
1t is true that il might bc better to make
trail acr'ss from the Upper Basin to the
Lakc-it will he done some dsy-but the
route may be difficult one and too cxpen.
sivc TO undertake now, while that from the
LIwer Basin Is generally excellent, and
- It will he used anyhow for yearsit seemed
to Us best to susses, such moderate improve
mcnt as it requires. We hope Mr.. Lang
ford will be of the general opinions thus far
given, and advertise the fact 10 Montana
that from August to October there may
numerous parties make this most delightful
excursion in America
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st. Louis. March l7.-There 10 strike
among the engine drivers on the 81. Louis
kansas City aud Northern Railroad caused
BY the employment Of m engineer not be-
h'nging to the brotherhood. The strikers
we're III discharged and other men pat IN
their places. The discharged men are
wseakins vengeance BY tapping water tanks,
throwing of engines &c. The Governor
ordered ITO corps Of militia v 20 up the
road yesterday and arrest the sioters. t
st. Joseph, No., March l7.-Whsn The
afternoon train on the North Missouri Rail.
road arrived hers to-day, It was mes.by alG
the Railroad employes In the, cty, who Or
dered The ensinser 70 leave The ruad. They
finally consented that he might setasn win
the tram and mails, but rsfused 70 permit
hin TO ran the train II . sisyle psssngss
rot aboard.
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from the C0rinns Reporter

From the COrinne Rcp0stc-.l
From the Salt Lake papers We learn thu
City Council has reduced the liquor license.
from $500 !" $500 . year. which the
liquor sellers think 10 still too cxorbitaui.
and which they consequently unitedly re.
fuse to pay. Emma Mine stock Is down
to e1O. par being eco. :. Editor Sloans new
play, ''Stsge and siesm." drags little In
the performance, and 10 10 be Withdrawn
after run of three nights. Smallpox 10
slightly on the increase. =. The aged Saints
are still marrying their young servant girls
=. The Reverend Mcleod has returned
from Washington, and announces new
scenes of lectures. The lithing Office il
hard up from the late unusua! drain on il II
Washington. i. Business In the mines Is
reviviDg, Notwithstanding the great amour,
of snow and bad weather. j.. Michigan cap
i,alists are going TO erect extensive smelling
works near Lake Point next summer. :.
There are 800 teams engaged in hauling
ores 10 Big Cottonwood; 200 tons shipped
daily snow fast disappearing, only ~ feet
left. i. &. Theatre Comique and Bowery run
nightly 70 full houses. Mining property
begins 70 cell again.
The Pacific Railroad b perfectly free from
snow from Omaha 10 San Francisco ct the
present time. Al for the Narrov.gauge,
We learn that II has not been heard from
since the heavy frost night before last.
There are at present about eighty dead
beats" and convicts In the Ralt Lake prison,
chain gang and penitsntiaTy.
Elsewhere see call for meeting Of The
stockhohen OF The Utah Idaho & Montass
Railroad Company 10 take place on the Ord
day Of April next.
The divide just north Of ~, known = the
nalad range, ID eovessd with snow 10 The
depth Of twea,y Or thirty fees, and = would
naturally b ssppossd, the Montana coacA
sxpssiences great tIosbls In crossiat Il. The
naila rsachsd here hss night, after . cosa,d.
sssble delay y he above named plaea TAs
rake every el5oss 70 OVERDOSE The
alAicsley. bst ihey have great Odds 10 CO..
lend With. sss 80 IA
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From the Cosisnc Rsporter. March ssh.

From the Cosisnc Reporter. March Ssh.
It seems that Congress hes adjourned
without granting right Of way to single
IsiiTad 10 the Territories either by special
81, general bill. They passed an oct or two.
emcndasury Of acts already In existence, and
that Il all. There j. no doubt general hill
granting right Of way, &C.. will he passed
By the next Congress. Thepressure for the
passage of special bills is too great for en-.
du1uce, md that b the proper way 10 die.
pose Of The qsssaioo.E Coopled with Il win
doubtless BE- soms restriction Of the subsidy
husicess In TerTitosies, the tssdescy Of pub.
lie opinion besng 10 that disscsion. Congress
provided for - irrigation commission, with
references 10 cestaia California valleys, bat
their report viii b Of intsreet 10 oil the
Rocky Noousaia country, and will doubt
lee lad 70 he psasase Of some general bill
under which irrisating companies nay b
incorporated and perhaps encouraged ard
aided b. special Esanis and privileges. NM
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AppeiasuanAs "A oe.A,u.si.>.

Ayy0809300D 800 V0034l R8S2003I
Washington, March 1S.-The President
somiuaied John Gafforth, Assistan, Attor>
ney General of the United States James G.
Pstien, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of New Mexico; Col. Bashford, Secretary Of
Arizona; Frank Hall. Secrctary of Colorado;
VIM. Richie; Secretary Of New Mexico.
The Senate confirmed a!l tho Cabinet
combinations sent in to. day, and the follow.
ing are their names: John w. Foster of
Indiana, Minister to Mexico, Vice Nelson
rcsigned; Cornelius A. Logan, of Kansas,
Minister to Chill; George J. Lammont,
Marshal Of Nevada; Edward p. Smith, of
New York, Commissioner of Indian Affairs:
Z. W. Barber of Michigan, third Assistant
Postmaster General; 1'l,os. L. James New
York, sies Patrick H. Jones, resigned. to
take effect April 1st.
The President nominated J. G. Boreman
Associate Justice of Utah; A. p. K. Stafford,
Governor of Arizona
Boutwell, was sworn in the Senate this
evening. .-.> .r...s...
The President has sent to the Senate the
nomination Of VIM. A. Richardson, for
Secretary of the Treasury together with the
rest of the Cabinet now in Office.
Washington, March 1s.-The President
appoinie! Fred Sawyer, ex-senator from
South Carolina, Assistant Secretary Ut the
Treasury. The members Of tho Cabinet
were sworn 10 at noon.
Among the nominations to-day, were Jno.
H. Stephens, Register Of the Land Office.
Lagrande, Oregon; d. Chaplin, Receiver OF
Public moneys, same place; Samuel D.
Smith, Post Master at Walls Walla, E. A.
Clark, do. San Jose; Col. W. D. Hare, Col.
iect0r 0f Customs. District Of Oregon.
Washington, March lS.-The President
made the following nominations D.dsy:
p. A. Thomas, New York. Associate Justice
ut the Supreme Court of Wyoming; Jason
B. Brown, Indiana, Secretary Of Wyoming;
Hiram Latham, Surveyor General Of Wyo.
ming. .Ft. ya
D. Maggie. Chief Justice of the Sapseme
Court Of ldaho. S
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Tho Walls Wslla Union says Philip
Ritz timber grabbing game has been defeat
ed BY Delegate Gsrdeldc.
Virginia city 10 to hsvc National
Bank. Mcssrs DahIer, Largey aud CreIgbt
on ore the principal stockholders.
The Congressional 0lobs 10 no more.
Congress has decided that hereafter The
Government Printing Oiiicc shall print the
debates.
The Springfield RtpusIean under the
head Of GOOD Platform Timber" offers the
following - the first plank to gentlemen
who orc taking contracts for political plat.
forms:
!. IL ases saSsiliss n any shape, % any
1esssxe, q under any eire1nstaaess what.
oVse.
Good timber that.
The Walls Wsl!a Union of March lst,
in Ito leading article considers the "lndian
Movement" and says the fears of troubles
from the Nee Pcrces entertained by some
people, arc not warranted by any circum
stances that have yet occurred. The Modoc
troubles have made the settlers morbldly
apprehensive, and they have distorted or
binary movements into warlike demon
STATIONS. &"a
The California wheat crop 10 70 large
thas u misiskes are not made, Il hes never
been eQusllcd In any country. They talk
Of u, 80, and In one case 100 bushels per
scse-Phiiode!pkia Fress. Ft6. e. ~
u We mistake not The Press has published
The certified statement Of l03 bushels OF
wheat to the acre grown IN Montans last
year and awarded the premium at the FER
sisorial Fair. II not, it 10 now In order iba.
Il should. For particulars refer to Jay
Cooke 4 Co., Philadelphia
The Record, Detroit. Mimi, winds up
weather item, March lst. - follows: And
NOW, to sum up tor the week IN this win.
tes Of undisputed sudden changes. big
storms and other serious puii.bscks-we are
Tssdy to put our weather right here 10 Do
tro's, on the line Of the N. p. r. r., shire
town OF Becker county, State Of Minnesota,
U. g. A., against that IT any other locality
on this continent, from Lake Winnepee r.
Key West. for heal.hfulness and solid com.
fort, and bet on It. .....
"A walls Wslls paper has NEST -.
topishiug ''poms" addressed TO friends 10
Minnesota" after hearing how they sutIsv.
ed BY the storm, just - though few hun.
dred deaths wasn't enough without iuAict-
Ing upon them such . punishment - 10 IN.
dicsted BY The following selection:
Then come and make with % home,
Meath skies that with Italy coapare;
Oar hsd b NOE by natase bssssd,
As1 cur climate far noss ~.
coos--cast yssr lot among us--
Leave thess icy plaiss bssisd,
IL 70 regrets pssveat Jon hon
seskins . hsos ID or ssnsv clinA
The Denver Nsss publlshes black liss
Of Ds'ieqssnta They foot up-s general &C.
ooono es,ss6.eo. showmeh osoe q; Old
military accosnts eoae.:s: Total q, oll. 10
give sAsss Agusss 70 show how newsps.
PER psblishsss ~ defrasded. Oss' IN
owing . sswspaps p. oS, oi0. d ~
thiaks, well y oaght y y paid; BIT . isw.
dollan isn's nscA; - ca wait = -
swhilA" Bat - q . shessasa eaah -,
ass oftsa sseesassul - bsnklag 6ews :
psbIshse vhso \ - ~ svsa hale = -
hinhsvoaN have ooev sssaGAaal ten
Il h ~ s1pilnde q saall uapei1 aeesqplpl
~ ~ sswapapsss y ~ ~ - 1elnlle
No. 80 spnstino saoeosl II Fl s's,s "a
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4 PROCLAMATION.

By THE GOVERNOR OF MONTANA TERRITORY FOR
CONVEYING THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY N EXTRA.
ORDINARY sEssioS ON MONDAY. ArRIL 18th, 1873.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-02-05
LOVES REASONS.

Why do I love my darling so?
Good faith, my heart, l hardly know,
have such store of reasons; ,. ..,,
'Twould take me all a summer day.
Nay, saying half that could :.
~ Would fill the circling seasons.
Because her eyes are softly brown, -
My dove, who quietly hath flown
TO me as to her haven! =. ..s
Because her hair is soft and laid
Madonna wise in simple braid, &c.. o..
And jctty as the raven!
Because her lips are sweet to touch,
Not chill, nor fiery over much,
But softly warm as roses. .....: ....
Dear lips that chasten while they move
Lips that man may dare to love,
Till earthly love time closes?
Because her hand is soft and white,
OF touch so tender and so light,
That where her slender finger ...
Doth fall or move, the man towhom
The guard of Eden whispered "Come!''
Beneath its spell might linger? q" ii
DcCluSc sbCl IltEtlt - NotiIIIl-SolIt
SO true, sn'tender, that I oft ..... 'ru
DO marvel that a treasure
So rich, so rare, to me should fall,
Whose sole desert-iso small, so small,
s-loving past all measure" .'. .r
Because she has such store of moods, D"
SO archly smiles, 50 staidly broUds, ,.r
So lovingly ca?esses; '"h
So that my heart may never tire q"
OF monotone or more desire ..ai ia
That she, my love, possesses? .r.s ,.
All me what know or what care I?
Or what hath love to do with "Why"
How simple is the reason!
I love her-for she is my love,
And shall while stars shall shine above,
And season follow season.
. t.,..'''.', &C., AL the Year Round.
, 1873-06-14

THE TURF.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
PEK1N. ILL.,, Juno 13-Tho third day Of tho
racos waa largely attended. and much enthusiasm
WAS manifest. A slight rain rendered tho truck
bottor, and tho races 7Yere run with tho kreatest
pluck. The first race, two-1nilo dash, purse OF
e175 for 9-year olds, was won by heynolas bay
nlly, BY Zero, dam by Epsilon, beating Dolle
Mahono. Fannie B. and Zebra.
Tho second race, 1awyers' pur6o Of $3.50, two
miloa aud repeat. FREQ to nll. was won by Nick
Baker, over Restloss md Capt Hutchinson. Tho
latter Was dstanood in tho first hoat, and Rest
less les broke ol down down - in the tondons ,.,. ct
~ ruined ln thee' second heat, after
looping Baker out In the first hoat. Ti1no,
Tic third race metoh for ono half~1nile be-
$50 sido, was won BY tie latter in 5o5{.
Tomorrow, the last day, will have two races,
best two in throo mile heats, FREQ for all, for
purse Of e160, and three mile dash, Jockey
Club purse OF 9400, the second horse to receive
$50.
Special D4spateh to Tne Chicago Tribune.
AANEsy11LE, O., June l3.-The last day Of tho
racos at tho zanesville Driving Park to-day was
attended by . largo number Of visitors; Tho
tested for by Vol, Orange Girl, and Rod jacket,
and won by: Vol. Orange Girl was dlstanced III
the second heat. Time, ,1:6714; 1:4o>1.
5os 6ons sS & and q ans ne
and won by Joso. Time, 2:99; 1888 1855 343.
OAafBn1poE CtTY, Ind, Juno IA glorious
day and track to match 1t was for the $50 trot
and tho 2:40 trot which woro eandwiched. Tie
interest WAS slightly diminished from tho fact
that I'LL the horBeB had previously beon In thoso
races, and tho novelty WaH thin. The $3.50 race
WIS won by Nick, Into Dlaokwood, and the 2:40
race by Mhtlook. Nmo 2:SS5@; 2:354; 2:30A.
In the free-for-all race tomorrow there arc
only Black Frank and Chicago to 20, az Rod
Cloud is sick, and Mohawk, Jr:t is not hero. No
accidents and but little grumbling.
GRAND RApIDs, Mich, juno 13.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning tho raoea loft unfinished yesterday
were decided in ono heat each, Valley City Maid
taking tho first money tn tho Kant County race,
purBo $500; Kato Messenger tho second money;
Kittie II. tho third and 14ady Boil tho fourth.
In class 10, for purse OF 81 700, Young Prince
ton waa glvon tho first monoy, Katc II9zard tho
sooond, hitto G. the third mud Vaughn tho
fourth.
Tho afternoon saco resulted AZ follows Class
bottor than 2:40. Vaughn took the frat second,
H. purse Of u 500. tor horBoH TINT noyor rotted
third, aud fourth heats, winning tho nrHt money,
Frank Pnlmor tho second, Hattie Fawcott tho
third, and Lady Ida tho fourth. Time, BOOK,
2:431ll, 2:30h, 2:45.
olagss ., for horaes yoars old and undor,
ownod by this county, Brown Nolllo took tho
first monoy in two straight heats, George Palmor
tho second, Clara Bell the third. T1mo 829t
0:9lL. IhlB race was the best two In three, al!
othorH being the beat throo In five.
Glass H. purse OF 1900 for horses that never
trotted batter than 2:2t fred Hooper Won tho
first money In three straight hoata; Pilot Tenn
po, tho second; byron. the third. No fourth
, 1873-06-14

Special Dispakeh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
HALIFAX, June 13.-It iH believed here that the
Hon. A. g. Archibald will be the new Lieuton-
ant-Governor for Nova Scotia. Sir William
Young doolinos the office.
MONTREAL, June 13-The funeral OF tho late
eir George e. Cartior took place to-day, and was
one of the most imposing demonstrations Of the
kind that ever occurred in Canada. Fully 10, 900
people followed the remainB to tho grave, inolud-
ing tll the members Of the House OF Commons
aud Senate. Tho processon was hour aud II
minutes In passing given point.
Speefa Dfspa2ch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
TonoNTo. juno 18.-A brutal murder occurred
here to-day. A man nRmod Tim Murphy who
had disagreement with his wife last evening,
at m early hour this morning, before she was
awake, tod towel over her mouth tightly, then
pulled her ont Of bed on the floor, and kicked
and jumped on her hoad until her skull Was
broken and her brains protruded. He then loft
her and proceeded to lis work, sWitohman On
the GRAM. Trunk Rallroad. Before doing 80 he
nailed tho door Of her room, A daughter of II
years old, finding tho door fastened, eventually
broke 1t in, and after some delay secured doc
tors, who expressed tho opinion TINT she WIS
dying. Notice boing given, the police arrested
Murphy and placed him in tho cells, At o'clock
this evening abe died, and at jury was sum
moned. but have adjourned till tomorrow. Tho
murderer fs said to have been hard drinker,
though sober at tho time, and uaed his wife
worry badly. He displayed tho utmost indiffer-
once when he WAS arrested. Tho affair cauAea
quite 4 senBRtion In the city.
, 1873-06-14

Tho international Business College
Convention Fatal Shooting NJ.

Tho International Business College
Convention - FatnI Shooting Al.
frny.
CINCINNATI, O., June 19.-Tho InternAtiona
Business College Association to-day elected
George Boule, Of New Orleans, President L..
: Prcsldont; i. j.. ]. Colo, Peoria, III. H.
Corresponding .Bocretary, and this aftarnot !
adjourned to meet in Baltimore Oh the socono
Wednesday in July next year.
Charles @, Hooo, momber Of the Fire De-
wounded James Whalen. laborer. The affair
occurred at O'Clock, at the Lawrence and Third
Street Engine House. Whalen came to the en-
gine-housa drunk. He had boan quarxeling With
. Sullivan atreot car conductor, with whom he
lad been riding, and trouble and violence was
about to enBue, whom Hooo interfored
and dtow pistol and marched Wha1an
about square down the street, and delivered
him to Ro1no friends. He thon returned and
wont in the opgine-houso. Whalen almost im-
mcdfately followed, and stopped at tho engine-
house door,. where ho hoaped tho vilest epithets
on Hooe, who waa standing inside, with four
barroled pistol in hand. Whalon mado "a II to
enter. uooo said, " II you coma In I'll kill
you" Whalon went in, and Hooo fred throo
nhotp. Tho f1rat ontorod the loft breast, An inch
below the nipple, penetrating the lungs. The
second entorod tho cantre Of the 1oins, m inch
to the right OF the yertebral column, and the
third cut two fingers from the loft hand. IIooa
was arrested. WhRlen was taken to tho hospital
The surgeon says ho cannot live.