, 1874-08-20

beat, and tho eyoH wero 11od aud glassv. Ho WAS
removed to tho Hamilton Hotol, md placed on q
pallet on tho floor, aud In the course Of ton min
atos rovived aud becotno conscious. prs. r. d.
King and ". ]. Tuttl0 Were summoned nntl OK
amtned tho wounds, It waB found TINT tho ball
had entered tho loft arm, about ono-thirh Of tho
xsy 9p from the elbow travsTsing th1 arm o.
ward aud entoring tho body shout threo inchoa
below tho arm pit, and about tho same diHtanco
antortorly t. porp,endlcaIar pp,enl line from t!.o
vented an examination OF tho course the ball Ind
taken after ontering tho body. There we're two
scalp wounds cut III tho skull on the head. but
no fraoturo. These arc supposed to hnvo boon
inflicted With weight In tho lauds OF son. Of
Mr. Davis. There were also ovtdencoa OF internal
lomorrlugo aud Irritation Of tho lungs.
hlr. Davis Was conveyed to hia residence. An
examination Bhowoa Tint ono bnli Ind onroroa
tho Ghost on tho loft side, about inches above
tue nipple aud II inches I tfo ne
tho nipple. ALSO round III tho upper
part Of tho back, about 2 inchss to tic loft Of
tho spine. on q loyel NTH q travorBo lluo drawn
from tho top Of tho shoulder, being noar the
on tho front Of tho loft thigh, inches abovo the
kneo tue ball Ia supposed to DO tmbeldod III
tho bone. There Is nothing on the surface to
indicate the course OF tho ball IN the two arst
wounds.
The wonder is how tho child escaped injury In
tho molee. It foil from Brosius' arms as lo fell
to tho ground and was picked up by tho anxious
lnother unbarmod Considering tho largo nun-
bcr Of spectators on the stroots all Of whom
wore hurrying directly to the sceno Of aotton and
tho manner in which tho balls were flying around,
it ls alao singular that others not hurt. Ono
ball struck O picket Of tho yard fencc, within
fow foot Of which somo Indies woro standing.
Our reporter found Nfr. Davis lying on q pallet
Oh tho aoor, With his fani}y around him. He
noerned to suffer at tmos severely, aud yot boro
bis anfforings with remarkable fortitudo. seoros
OF friends were dropping 10 to SOC htm every
bid kind word Is say to oyery ons, aud wanted
to shake hands. although 1t evidently gayo him
pain to do 80. Towards tho latter part Of tho
day It was found absolutely necessary to limit
tho visitors to thoso actually necessary to wait
manifested tho nost intonso feeling. Ho be-
loved tho Brosius boys lad robbed him. They
bad tried to blast tho character Of his beloved
daughter, and then they bud attempted to take
ho had acted il las own dcfonao aud in dcfonso
OF tho honor Of his family, md llad no rogrots
to e1pfosB.
A visit to Mr.. Drosius found him suffering
considerably, and in q condition TINT loft but
acious. but Of courso unable to converse with
any one aaye in syllables. His father, mother,
and brothors, and many friends, wero conatantly
around Ills couch, nlihiRtering to his wants mud
endea.oring to mitigate hia autfcrlngs. Tho
physcians take a very dosponding viow Of his
case. regarding tho chances az ninety -u,no in
hnhdred against him.
30 far az tho general feo1ing Of tho people Of
side Of Nr. Davis. They have = high reeard for for
many members OF Mr. DEosus family. hut
think that he himself has not done what ha
ought to have, done, to Say tho leaat.
Mysterious Disappearance and Stls-
pccted Murder.
Special D1spatch to The Chicago Tribun<.
KANKANEE, ILL.,, Aug. 10.-Tho adjoining Town
OF Limestone is profoundly agitatcd over the
disappearance OF tho vito of Androw Wiley, q
farmor, residing nbout G miles from this city.
HRS. ". diBnppohrod from homo during Sunday
night, mud no autlentiof information has boon
received OF her whereabouts as yet. A rumor
prevails In some quarters TINT a woman with
satchol in hand applied for entrance at
several houses 6 or 8 mica distant from
Wiley'e o short tfme boforo daybroak, but
no action has boon ta1ton on tho suggeutiou.
At the AprQ torn Of our last Circuit Court, ho
bis fathor-iu-Iaw At that time tho noiglbor-
hood was greatly iAconsed against him, and
thero wore ominouB thro2ts OF -botli1y injury.
Tho matter has passed oyor, however. tho caso
having boon taken TO troqnois County On q
public sight. Wiloy's residence iii tho Town OF
Dourbonnals was myBtcriously consumed one
night eovoral yea1s ago, and Eroat deal Of talk
was thon occasioued by the event. Plow clcYiscs
aud no III in all respects III bad odor among his
noighb0rs. .Ho haH been married to his proHont
wifo--a Indy OF good fauaily-nbout twonty five
yoars and Instead OF the peace and loyo which
should mark . union OF 80 long standing, dis
cord aud cruelty are most common. Tho family
hRye long been o8traclsod by tho nofghborB ou
Wiloy's accouus. 1t ia well known fact that lo
abuses Ills wife in shameful manner, aud It Is
said that the oldeHt son, q man Of about "a years
Wiley comos to town. lis vito is
loft nndor tho surveillance OF tic son and
whom the aon leavoa home old Wiley romans to
a n" put uner si ssGA Aoep a peace
aud ordered to pay her alin,ony; but last aprlng
she voluntarily returned TO him. with tho doclar-
atiou that IKE might XII! her il he chose, but
she should mover leave. him again." 1ndgna-
turning to life of SORROW and suffering.
Wiley tells all sorts ofHstorios about lfa wife's
disappoarance, His Bun saye Ghat ho fho son)
returacd from camp-.moeting about O'Clock
Upon arising tor the day, his father asked him ii
DO know whore hts mother vas; that she lau
been taken sick In tho night and left tho house
ostonalbly for few momonty, and hnd not re-
Wiley says ho didn't know anything about her,
her."
11cnvy Robbery.
DurFA1o, Aug4 10.--To-aay four meu went
into i. Il. Pcase's oil establishment, mud, whilo
some OF them engaged tho attention OF thoso III
attendance. ono eutorol tho private Office and
abstFactol from o desk drawer a, pooketbooh
poutatning an Eric RAILWAY noto, No. 41s, for
M, ,71Q.76 payable ut tho Second National Dank
Of N9R York City; two acceptanocs Of Cauatla
), s,1uthefp Halfway for S2,at7:7b, aud 1000 ro-
me. .Nlyafy, payable at II. W. Durt's banking
hpusc, DuGalo, Payment has boon stopped.
Tho Shooting Of the Fesy1s Train Rob-
b1r,
sr. LOUIS, Aug. do.-John Z. Norris Deputy
Bheritr Of Colllers County. Texas. writoa letter
10 tue ,Eue,.ing Dispatch stating that ho Killed
tue notorious character nhned James ~ Neea
in Lamar County, Toxas, on tho 9th Of August.
Do<n. Is,,,, 1}oo1 atatet] that fo WAB tho laadOr