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II Is never too late TO use Hale's Honey OF
Horehound and Tar, as cough cure, but il Is
tine best 10 have recourse TO II In the early
stages or pulmonary disease so As 10 secure
Immediate and permanent relief and avoid dam
ger. Crittenton's, 9th Avenue. Sold by all
Fixes foOthaohc Drops euro In ] minute.
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AGRICULTURAL SUPPLEMENTS.
RACES.

The first and only race called was for
horses owned in Rutland county $40 to
first, sl5 to second, $40 to third best
three in five.
Judges John W. Cramton, Warren HUI.
lett, Henry Noble.
In this race the following were the en-
tries
+. Foster Cook, br. $. Tam O'Shanter.
y. II. Danforth, b. m. Kitty Thorn.
Hiram Lincoln. b. G. Colonel.
They drew positions in the order named
above
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fEhsoNAL,-Dr Hayward OF Boston, at the
Berwick House, for one week. Chronic disease
eradlcated by his powerful vital magnetic treat
ment. Consultation free. octqdsd
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vEGETABLEs


The display Of this class was lar superior
to that Of the State Fair Harry Mussey,
six large pumpkins, large assortment Of
squashes, bects, turnlps onions, beans, etc.
II. n. Morgan had six varieties Of poia-
toes, one of which, Cushlnan Seedlings, he
pronounccs far superior to Early Rose he
also had fine specimens Of turnips, bcets,
carrots and varieties Of sweet corn, and
two jars Of pickles also one keg of cider:
which was good.
III Lincoln, seven varieties al pola-
toes, bushcl of turnips.
J Holden squsshcs. 10 melons. 3 va
rictic- Of garden beans.
Henry Webb varieties Of potatoes.
among which are Compton seedlings. from
pound of which he raised 135 pounds
common field culture: also extra early
Vermont from pound Of which he raised
2i0 pounds
II. +. Button, fine collection OF aauashe.,
potatoes, turnps, &c.
Pelcg Eddy, large assortment OF seed
corn
Il. T.. Hall, > varieties squashes. a OF
potatoes, 9 Of beans, box cahbagee, 9 va
ricties each Of turnips and beejs, I each OF
peppers. celery and pie plant.
GRAINS.
The display Of grain. was lar short OF
| what IL pbou1J ko ,he,, l,nipn, ,,I,. t,t~ -,
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pENNIsoNs pArENr suIppINo rAus

over 200 millions have been used within the
past zen years. without complaint OF loss BY tag
use them. Sold by Printers and Slationers
Everywhere. ~
GLOBE PAPER CO. RUTLAND,
lune2BdSwtf Wholesale Aoenta
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The word 20 was given on the first at
tempt to score, Colonel having trifc the
bes, of the lead. Al the quarter pole Tam
and Kitty were trottng closely together,
but soon after passing it Kitty broke badly,
which Tam took advantage OF and at the
half mile he was some ways in advance.
Kitty had gained considerable on him at
the three quarter pole, but not enough to
win, and Tam came in the winner of the
heat about two lengths ahead of her,
Colonel far in the rear.
'rmr 20
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RUTLAND COUNTY FAIR.
Annual Exhibition

: & c o II D D A z.
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DR ALIENS DYSENTERY SYRUP
~ WIN cure Won. Try it.
I. FEM !. co.
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DOCKET CUTLERY at
l. T. FEM & cos
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loot. BASE, REGULATION AND
Il Rubber Balls and clubs at
T. Penn q 90.
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The send Oft was very good but at the
quarter mile Kitty had taken the pole.
Tam closely following her. After passing
the half mile pole Kitty broke badly and
Tam took the pole. At the three-quarter
pole Tam breaking again, Kitty passed him,
which position she kept, coming in abou,
one length ahead Of Tam, ColoncI far in
the rear.
Time, 2.io.
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THIRD HEAT.
This was the most exciting heat of the
race, Kitty and Tam trotting very evenly
together until after the three quarter pole
was passed, when Kitty took the lead Il
trihc coming in about one length ahead Of
Tam,
Time, .. A.
FOURTH HEAT.
Kitty took the lead at the send off which
position she kept to the end of the heat.
Fam second.
Time, 2.49.
SUMMARY.
Rutland County Agricultural Society for
a purse of sos $40 to first, s15 to second.
$40 to third
+ Foster Cook br.s. Tam O'Shan-
ter, >
A II Danforth, b. m, Kitty
Thorn, 9 /
Hiram Lincoln, b. &. Colonel, 3 3 3
Time, 2.52, 2.49, 2.45, 24s.
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81.
Moses B Brown, Clarendon, 81 premium.
50.
Myron A Walton, 81 premium, 81?
d Tubbs, Tinmoutb, 1st premium Oh
matched colts, S.
F Day, I'll premium ca matched Gotta
HoHEka
A Il Danfortb, Rutland, Isl premium on
geldiHg. s3.
NJ Ii Sherman, Clarendon, I'd premium
on gelding, so.
Charles Fl Gleason, Clarendon, lst pre-.
MUM on mare and colt. S4.
Ebenezer Fisher, Cuttingsville, "a pre-
MUM, 80.
] S Paris. Dandy, Sd premium on mare
and colt, SO.
II f Latbrop, Pittsford three year old
horses LIST premium, SO.
Henry Money, Rutland, year old
horses, 2d premium 50.
Charles NJ. ShermIn, Clarendon, year
old horses, 1st premium, So
J + Eggleston, Pittsford, gear old
horses, 81 premium, 81.
l. G Foster Shrewsbury yearling colt,
LIST premium, SO.
George Lincoln, Clarendon, on yearlng
colt, 2d premium, 81.
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ROYS' TOYS, Of all descriptions, at
- 7. FEM * cos.
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nRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

her potato off her own plate the other
day.
81 fear she IS very forward, de.
signing girl. l shall not think of ia.
king her out in London this year,
Mrs. Ashford said with some asperity
"nor shall I allow her to appear at our
croquet party next week. She is far
too young to be brought out"
So Ella was desired to remain in
her room on this occasion. She near
ly cried, poor little thing, but what
could she do Her father was away:
and when he came back Mrs. Ashford
would be sure to explain everything to
him. Mrs. Ashford had explained life
in so strangely ingenious a manner
that be had got to see it in . very top
sy'turvy fashion. Some things she ex.
planned away altogether, some she had
distorted and twisted; poor little Ella
had been explained and explained, un.
til there was scarcely anything Of her
left at all. Poor child she some.
times used to think she had not sin.
gle friend in the world but she would
ohide herself for such fancies-it must
be fancy. Her father loved her Is
much as ever; but he was ensrossed
by business, and it was not to be ex.
pected he should show what he felt be-.
fore Julia and Lisette, who might be
hurt. And then Ella would pull up .
bedful of weeds, to chase such morbid
tancies out of her mind.
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LAND SALE.

,a:27os'Et o. q asa11, o., ,nns.so1A.s}t !
/: VS. 80 1l'r sTse PAU, sspts .; 1875. jr0
/ s:!;sE 1 s;9 ass St. ST.: II r,
sss Z
Aes hcrestter notions4 q follow: v.ls oo -.
r I.,ibsalt-Bius Earth City, Tuesday, oet. IL,
H:t.,n4i.ifnnsoa.h,t; v ed1..d.y, oct::1s, ,1sss; h.
Sssesr1.sf.. s:::asss5 aesss; 81. &: I'LL
hsss:,s ,4s!Fes:s 49, S:ti 81! e IL Isl, hi:
s: sss4es.y, soa'' a.. n.
beasi.-1l.1.snddli., s1di xoad.,, ost1 iss;:
b. 1tesrnsset. sloud. y ednsb deys oct. e, as7s.
Ms4eod-alencoe, Thursday Oct, %, 1s13 d u
kaS.sy@ss.ss 1sna 1ss'esa Saa. ~ aoas.3, as N
s1l10sss :sH a:Ysxlsf, s4ss $50. s.,ai saaSs -
1ptsrnal 1mprovement lands will b offered ii the
ssesafassd 1sekaon Martin Kanaiyoht asA3 otter
.1ii3sd via saD.anetip pilseba.,asost.,a ther
appraised value and tho terms Of sale, VIII 81 di0s
Ns!bxtsl tlals eeantiss sntioIsi..T .Ts ] "a
n !snt. " o. b t ED f0F l''. than thsr
At!esst fifteen PR cent: on tho purchase money
iati5:s % tss portion e n a..'
num-, op timber land. the arst payment must equal
tho value Of the timber when separated from the
Tie bsIa.ce of tho purch.ss laon.v or rr,nc,n.
may be paid in full or in tnstalments, at any dime
within twenty years from the dse Of sale provided
tnat tae interest paid a. required annualy in I'd
Upon failure 70 pay Interest whom due, tho hpd
reverts back TO the State without further notice o.
and Nl be sold again at public sale unless
double the amount Of interest due II previously
peea'# 5l7 1iE' It1 op1rrp onp,,1arrp, u,sr sr,,c,,t. ~
:, septl1'6W C0mmissiDneP
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must confess to avery kindly feeling
for the poor, gentle, beaatifal,' forlorn
young creature, so : passionately IL.
meuting the loss she had sustained in
Major General GARNER. He. had left
her very badly of, although she was
we'll connected, aud Lady Jane Pep.
percorne, her cousin. had offered her
and her two little girls a home at Ra.
venhill, she used to tell US in her epzore
manner 1'do not know Why she nev.
or avai1ed herself Of the offer. She
said once that she would n6t bee doing
justice to sheri ipreoious little ones, to
whom she devoted herself with the as.
ssistanee Of an experienced attendant.
| Ny, impression is that the little ones
used to scrub one another's little ug.
" faces, and plat one another's. little
light Chinese. looking tails, while the
experienced attendant laced and dress.
ed and adorned, and scented and pow
'dered their .msma,.o She really was a
Beautiful 5y'odiaig woman, and would
Fhste looked quite charming if she had
flet' herself alone, fo5irt = single instant,
tbat she was: always posing. She had
dark, bright eyes ;she had a lovel,
| atched mouth and hands 50 white
so soft, 90 covered With rings, that on,
felt that it was indeed . privilege wher
Eshe said, "Oh, how do you do p. and
ext extended two three gentle, eonfdine
fingers. 2 ..,:2;uH !,a, u :a,9.tts
Al first she went nowhere except t.
J Iohusch and to. walk: in 1 the retiret
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FARNEaToR2sALE.

,ThaGaa EaDs aDs4 fil IN fbf sesh on
d III Iefty II
{ III Cloud aSsln tI4
~ x7Y1: contsls1s1 ssiss :; Is
we'll thlberld hsb 10 acres under fence !;
2 acres bfssk-esp raspberries; acre curs'
rant. gooseberriessgrapeI &o.8 }ssore Of
strawberriss-allfihs good bssflnka condi-
ton. Also, 100 apple trees plum and pear
trees and other Seeding trees. Good
dwelling house, stsblss, 60. rs Only tvo
miles from the rsilrosd depot. If not
sold by September 18th, It will be leased.
Inquire Of or address .. ~ :a" tse2 lie
"'<'E7 o. ''..* = Il" JOHN BRAKEFfELD,
july24-tffy Avon P. O., stearns Go: Min
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~! sheI! whisper you, Love as unchangeably
Ess 6eShin{Sa n Sss s''s' Zss"1H g
Apt tzusti -vhsn.dn,. seeret,. most tunefullys
.astreeutag. eossssT,
Till the starlight Of Heaven above 10 shall quiY.
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St. cloud Quadrtl1e e1Ba nd

The undersigned will furnish ,hrst-olsas,
music for Balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties, with from;two't1o
i've pieces, - may be desired. gs5
aSo. +. FULLER
f. 81. Cloud, Sept. 7th; tlS7Li asIi@f Ise1
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Meantime her new mother was grace.
fully wandering over the house on her
husbands arm, aud standing in at
titudes admiring the view from the
windows and asking gentle little in
different questions, to all Of which Col.
onel Ashford: replied uususpectipgly
enough. .. 80
"And so you give the child an allow.
ance. Is she not very young for one T?
And is this Elias room :? How pretty
it is, furnishedw
"She did it all herself" said her "a.
ther, smiling. "Look at her rocking.
horse and her dolls house and her tidy
little arrangements"
The housekeeping books were in a
little pile on the table very suspicious
looking doll was lying on the bed, 50
were pile Of towels, half marked, but
neatly folded ; there was a bird sing.
| ing in cage, squirrel, q little aged
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/. legal andd tadvertisements,7 ,7S cents
per SQUARE for the rst Insertion and 81 cents per
, square for zach subsequent insertion.
2. 9.Attorneys ordering in legal aladvertissmsntsars
regarded as for the cost Of the sams
toss there special agreement to charge the same
10 another party. Paymentn all casss to bs made In
advance or upon delivery Of the a@davit. -
s.Local Notices. Is cents per Ne to transient, and
10 cents per Tine to regular, Advsrtisers.
I. Notice ofdeath [simple announcsment] Is cents:
obituary notices, 5cents per lines marriage notices
s0esnts.
5. Spsolalplace and souble column adv rtisemsnts
to Be insertedat rates agreed upon.
& Yearly advertiserst to pay quarterly.
I. Strangers must payin advance, give satisfac-
tory references.
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PIONEER WAGON isHOF
:saH. W. sw5:E3ARX
;" g a''7 S@S''.xna, xaan,4i6a.esa,ss,; ii sj
~ h0a &d2EF&5 80 eaaaf1es efs r;sr
FARM AND ~ FREIGHT BEL ,;WAsa.oNs.o L. 80 ;,
d aoS LIaHTswAaoNs, sBuaa1Es .x:3
y, >, i, u, .... .. =. CUTTERS, ,ssEzbbs, c.

soe eosaosS % s---..-a sa' ID su'
saAl1woff msds froms III, very 'best mate,
rial, Ind fallyswarranteda Prices rsaaon-
able. Parties needing nything in nyiihe'
will do'well to give ms 1 cail.. v aHa soa
special lsttsntioa" a"psid11 TO. REPAIRING
Lake street rect rear : u fMai Monteaomaery + Ws.,
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THE WELCOME,
4 0lx YRox DAvIs' RISE ylLLAps.

alk YRox DAvIs' nIsH BALLADs. "a
W. I 5en. in tn - ~ ips, {, ss,. in tn. morning, I
Com. wh!Esss for. o.. com. without
And the oftener you come here the moro I'll adore
'ou' ~
Light is my heart since the day we were plighted
Red 10 my cheek that they told me was blighted:
The gr cen of the trees looks far grsensr than eyer
J. ~Aud he linnet. asetihd5g. 'sTrue lovers DONE
j Eia sever i"t I'LL Il
I'll pull you sweet flowers to wear If you choose
Or, after you've kissed them, they'll lie on my
bosom.
I'll fetch from the mountain ts breeze to inspire You;
I'll fetch from my fancy tale that ont tire you.
0lyour stops like the rein, to the sqmmsrsvexsd
- faEm&, -4
'orsabre and shisld to knight without armor,
Ill sing you sweet songs till the star. rise aboye
Well look through the trees at the cliff and the
syrie,
We'll tread round the rath tho track of tho fairy
Wea4 leok On H. staEs, 'sndrwS ths-river
:NWa.ttc sf Eorr11f,U.''.s r1U:ts,1T IT. eg0n can s!.
o! she'll whisper you, ''Love as unchangeably
Ess 6eSd6inkESS n S's s'Fs' -: :" =
Apt tzusti 0vhsn.dn. ! seeret,. most tunefully
s4stFsesntogs sosaNaaT' 3,
TIL the starlight Of Heaven above us shall quiy.
And our sQul: aowia ons p, Down Eternity. river"
1sosen.h thesveqtsk. q ooae In the imorni ing,
SSs3' "9;. SGs,' ost,t st' F ssH' ..'hoet 4
afi.s.. I'D 1.loaasssti, l,d h,fs bss5r. you, ID l.
1A'sa tAe ettn'F sep cone h'r. ~ ner: gA td0r'
2 s2rird cli ,n,k1t s;r:.F - els
LIGHT y ny hearts since ~ dey W yer. ipHghted,
Red hmy cheek that hoy told me W.. bhshtsa;
aoghe srssn ofshs hr srisAsf tha6 st.r,
Aa4 T. :.!.e ep ;': N =
H. .fs-u -, ,,i r.i..-~
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, Continued on Fourth Page.
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The Legislature hAs. This week, had be-
lore % bill pro'iiing ',r letung by con-
tract. 'hs pr.ating for The ~,ate. and Tor 4.
Superintendent Ci CiIublic printing The bill
prov ''de- tnH the contractor shall print ~
Ihe Hteoi5p &c ave- Iares per day. " wanted
a"d commence within .fr, day. ao4t Oh,
CONTRACT - awarded The award will b,
1T oi Mach. ls,a and che contract ex
piTe 1u iuz the session NJ the Legslaur,
lS's only "re od.ce 200 ths state ca
conp', si'h ell tLe cpnrt5rs of %. lsv
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No. SO.

As it appeared before the Senate on Tue.
day, aud that is de Ccwisr Office at
Charleston. IL is hoped the House will
amend the Law 50 that other printers may
have "A chance to bid for the job. We do
not oeI'eV" the Legislature will pass Law
Tor the special benefit o! one man. Per-
hsps it will
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suit 'or damages y PENDING .u Name
h-ld, OHIO agaln.t q railroad company bv
man suu va- D. o. of ihe trt- because
90 ~a- believed he Lad mp smallpox.
Doe man held at.cket at the time. suI a
phNs'c.Nrs .s.tIcatc saying tHat there
T's mo- Hanger OF fi4 giving tir i.- So
And be r-oras-s 'l ,.-t their rsIriir,.
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Presbyterian cryices at Bsrlick'.
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J. q RRESLIN- PRr,1
OrHo Owes .SecN

Al me adjourned meetis. last evening
the committee not being ready 10 report.
but little business was transacted.
On motion, the SlIoring gentlemer
we're added to iho committee f. X.
Green Thomas hsdiom, 4. T. Palmer
g. sinseI, j. H. P'gmsn, ". Il. Harpsr
b. W. Foster, Capt II G.. Par.ons and
Capt vs. l.. Maddy
The neSt meeting vi be LsI or the
ca.I oi s,y committee.
ItWas confidently supposed thatthe a..
-piIs would be driven To-day, but owing @,
heavy slides Of the en,bankm,n,s tb.
""rkmen have proceeded very slowly, not
withdrawing there is a large force at work
and yesterday go lea.uei there was ve.
nearly four mile- Of rack to Nv la:d
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Huntington Church Directory.

Prssby yterian.-S every sabbath.
stCollegc, at u o'clock, II n. m. and T.. NJ.
hy Rev. j. u. McCHutock sunday school at
A. M, in Pilgrim Hall
COngregatiOnal-R {. :. Walker.
Pastor. Services a. Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach
ing every sunday at 10 a IN. and 2. nn.. Pas
tors Bible Cls-- ~ l2m.: Union sunday School
~ 2;3o ?. M; Prayer meeting an Wcin.,day
evening at o'clock.
Christian Church Preaching ever,
sabbath at Pa o'clock p. m, in the ncu School
House corner ith Avenue and 1th street.
Presbyterian cryice5 A. Bariick'.
Hall every Sabbath at l a. IA. and o. IN.
Protestant EpiscOpai-Rert Rev.
kdw Valentine Jones. Services ut Trinity
Hail, 81 Avenue betweea 10Th and lth streets.
every Sunday except the first. SUNDAY school
- o'clock, Z. IA.
Baptist-Preaehinge every SUNDAY even
ing at Z. IN; sunday School ats =. N. Pray
Or meeting every Friday evening
Methodist EpiscOpaI-Rey j. A
sibbc, Pastor. Preaching at Garrctt & Glib
sons Hall, Third Avenue between Ninth aud
enth streets, every sunday evening at o'cIk
sunday School meets a. 2.3a D. N: PRAYER
,neeung every Thursday night at Z o'clock
tisss meeting every Sunday at .. M.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-01-25
Protestant Episcopal

Baptist-Preaehing every SUNDAY even
iGg at : =. IN; sunday School ate = N: PRAY,
Or meeting every Friday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-29
Truckee Items,
From the Republican, October Is.

From the Republican, October ISL
Some twenty-five or thirty persons,
p%rospectors and capitalists, are linger'
Ing &C Meadow Lake. They have an
idea that u new process for reducing
the rebellious ores Of that locality has
been discovered. and they expect q
great rush OF people there next Spring
In consequences.
During the last three days 35 cars
loaded with lumber have been shipped
from Truckee eastward. Each car av'
eraged about 1000 feet, giving n totaI
Of 2l5, 0O0 feet. The total shipments
from Meadow Lake township within
the past seven days will exceed l,O00,'
900 feet.
Two grizzlies were see yesterday
by a ranchman in Squaw Valley, this
side OF Tahoe City. This morning
three hunters armed with Henry rifles
started for Squaw Valley, intent OH
seeking al interview with the bruins.
At Prosser Creek. yesterday, the Ice
In the pond was from two to three
Inches thick, aud skating was In order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-29
SHOOTING ARRAY,

From the Inyo Independent, Oct. ISL
Our local shooting item for the cur
rent week reaches US from Cerro Cor
do, where, on the 18th Instant, one
George Hynes shot and In all proba-
bility fatally wounded a man by the
name Of Andrew Tunney-as, at our
latest advices. the surgeon In attend
snce considered the unfortunate mans
recovery almost impossible. George
Hynes, the man who, q few months
since, committed the depredations at
Docweiler's house, Swansea. arrived
on the date mentioned at the Ameri-
can Hotel, In Cerro Gordo. Passing
Into the dining room he sat down for
dinner, and while at dinner had a few
words with a Frenchman, whose
name Is not given. resulting In a
short struggle between the two. Be-
ing separated, the Frenchman put out
at the back door, aud Haynes at
the trout. As soon as the latter was
released, he stepped back into the din
ing room, where some Is or 20 men
were eating, and drew q pistol. He
fired two shots, one Of which went
through the side OF the house, the other
striking Tunney In the forehead. just
above the right eye. DR.. j. o. Grant,
being immediately called upon, ex-
amined the wound and found the bull
let lodged in the shull, near the place
OF enterence. The unfortunate man,
totally innocent Of any participation
in the affair, was miner, q very peace
able and quiet citizen. For a time,
excitement ran high throughout the
town, and lynching vas freely talked
Of. However, Hynes was arrested
and taken before Justice Van Kleek,
and by that. officer committed to the
county jail, where. he now safely
awaits, with WEIGH. the legal conse-
quence Of his wild. fearful crime. The
county officials here compliment Van
kleek in the highest terms for the cor
rectness Of his papers sent up with the
case, H|..".M N. .HH.