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4 iINFliD 1inn iocisr ~ Nin"i""h
women
lFlom iho Lincoln, Nclr.ka, sloloJourhold
At 0j10 the ladies visited the snloon
Of Mul0r l(lcntch, Charley Schnolders
old stand. There little cripple us
turhed The general mQn0t0nN OF tllelf
continued Wnudprlnps, Nineteen lhdleS
aud luurgentlcmpn gained NdnllllAlte,
Mr. klouch was AWAY ntihetlme, and
Henry Iho barkoepcr did lhe hon91!rs'
lie locked lhe doors, ana the lhults
were engaged IN their dev0ll0ns, when
the voice Of the major was heard out
side, calling upon Henry 10 open the
door, The mni0r entered, locked the
door after him, and removing his hat,
told the ludics that he had Informed
them several days bclurcthal ne would
have no demonstration on his prem
lses lie said they might do what
they pleased on the sidewalk, lie
then requested the gentlemen to
retire, which they Immediately did,
and he Informed the ladies that bllsl-
ness was closed, and be desired to put
out the lights and locl; the doors Of ms
establishment, They stood then
, ground, or rather continued TO klepI
on the floor. The major then proceed
cd TO eXtinguish the lights, doing II
deliberately, occupying about ten min
utes before the last wns put out. lie
| then Informed the ladies that he IN
| tended to lock Them in flhcy w0ulu
not go out, 1hey had come 10 shut
him up, and why would they insls
upon his keeping open" They SUI
moved not, aud he proceeded to loci;
them In, and passed out At the bach
door,
Asnoorly as could be distinguished
from the outside, some of The
ladies were in favor f remain
Ing 10 pray, but the MAORI
~ didn't relish the situation
The major passed around To tn,
front door, and hearing from the tone
that the majority seemed IN favor o
retiring, he says he was about to opel
the front door, when he heard the bacl
door broken open. He unlocked TN
front door, and found the casting
Of the back door burstcd OFT and TIA
ladies filing out. He followed them
and told Mrs Parker he should hol
her responsible for the damage done
She said it would he paid for, but h
would further hold her responsible.
This is II new phase Of lighting th
question the ladies are forcing up0
the dealers in liquors, and may lead t
other modes Of resistance.
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The business Of the criminal court is
being conducted with UNUSUAL eXpcdi-
ton and to the entire satisfaction of
the bar. Judge Hare meets every ease
with II direct readiness, n, luminous
clearness and an exalted Intelligence,
which masters it at once and disposes
of it as quickly. The court has been
in session but three days, and in that
time two hundred and fifteen eases
have been acted upon.
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a Senator's Qualifications.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Boston Herald writes:
Ut is saftl of Senator Spencer, o.
Alabama, that when he was II barkeep.
er in Indiana before he got to be q
sutler in the army, he could fling n
whisky cocktail further without spill
ing it, than any other man who was
ever in the business. He was the suit
Ter of Nebraska regiment, | believe,
OF which Thayer, late senator from
that state, was colonel, and Upton, the
Greelyite senator, who still occupies II
desk IN The senate chamber, was chap
lain,u
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Arrest Of Horse Thieves,

Marion Trimble and John Allen, two
professional horse thieves, were ar
rested at Birdville on Monday evening,
and tried on Tuesday before II. S.
Mnsick, Esq, and held to bail in the
sum of fifteen hundred dollars each, to
appear at the District court. They were
safely lodged in Jail, where they will
remain till they so TO Huntsville
| Fort Worth Democrat.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chcwcrs.

SEVENTY-FIyE dollars is what one OF
the circus bulletin boards cost
OFFICER Mcbride is well agar, up
again and nj em again.
MEssRs. BLOCK, JETT & Co., on Elm
street, have good secondhand NOW
er for sale. See advertisement.
ALREADY some of our citizens have
been called on TO 'nussp young and
virtuous "blles."
A NEW and substantial fence is being
put up, to the yard Of the Dallas
hotel, the property of Mrs. CoclIrel.
The burial of DR.. Stevenson will
take place to-day at $3.50 p. m. The
services will be conducted by the Ma
sons and Odd Fellows.
THERE is said to be in this city very
nearly one hundred professional gam
blers, whose respective ages do not en-
coed fifteen years.
ONE of our merchants paid thirty
five dollars for repairing u mud hole in
front of his store house, and the street
graders tore ii up. Stony-hearted street
graders.
HEAVY electrical clouds passed to the
east and north of the city last night,
about O'Clock, with electric corrusca-
lions to the the north and west indica-
tive of an approaching storm.
COLLECTOR KINGS tax collection for
the month Of February, aggregated on
ly eighteen hundred dollars. Prior to
February, the collections approximated
that per week.
CAPTAIN STERRETT, the mau who
run the first steamboat out of Houston
years and years ago, and one of the
Oldest, the jolliest and the best spirits
in the state of Texas, is in the city.
The sun dropped behind the trees of
the Trinity yesterday, and made no
noise about it. The slippery pedes-
trian that dropped behind-like in the
mud, in crossing Main street, did make
noise about it. He said something.
CHARLEY DYER, the Corsicana OBJ
servers outside man, was in the city
yesterday. The Observer is a linightly
lance in the democratic host and n lin
top paper so its DyerHheedn't 10 color
ii up any, to make it pass.
WADswoRTH & Co. are not only sue
cessful merchants, but successful adver-
tisers. They have "hitir' with that
new sign of theirs, on the cast wall of
the Odd Fellows hall. "By this sign"
etc.
Mr.. j. NJ. BRITAIN has left at this
Office key, which in appearance cor
responds to Il mail, or an express safe
Key. 1t was picked up on the crossing
between the HERALD Office and Wile's
store.
Nf'NANNf yesterday, DN n !
gentleman friend, that the "present
grand jury is the best that Dallas
county ever had" If they are all like
those who offered to treat us the other
day, we think SO too.
WHAT would we do without cot
ton ~ exclaimed young lady, admir-
ing the fleecy staple as she passed
Major Tompkins' yard yesterday. A
gutter-snipe straddling one of the bales
instantly enlightened her 'Use saw
dust, sislp
The river is too high for the niggers
to bask all day in the sun on the bank
and fish, butthen they can bark all day
In front of the circus bills and look.
Another proof that the law of compen-
sation is always at work.
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Go 10 StcgRiI sG 90. for inrni"
iHrc, books. stationery, crock
cry ana glassware. window
shades, pictures, and all Kinds
Of nOugsliNgs, waGl paper, step
ladders. taDie and pOckci cui-
lcTy. 2,Oi&wtr
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NOVaG,E.

Thc Daily gseHld Is row fuF"
nisnch 20 subscribers By earricr NJ 80
cents per week. She F,nprr viii be &c.
liycrcd Regularly each morning mt rH
early hour. Ia any part oc thc city and
suburbs within n mile and II HAIR 81
lylc court house. Subscribers failing
to receive their paper Will ONligc by
reporting 80 TEr. Bnsye n; ihiS OGtire.
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CHESTER NJ. SMITH, of Chicago, has
brought suit against the Pullman pal
ace ear company to recover the sum of
eleven hundred and eighty dollars, al
legged to have been stolen from his
oerth, While travelling between Chicago
and 81. Louis. The petitioner alleges
that the company are hotel keepers
ana as such are liable for the losses
by their guests.
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JOn WORK.

we hive the liabilities and ihe "or"'
mon 10 do as COED work, ana ~ ="
low rates, az cnn be done anywhere
ana We mean to do u. Bring S"u'
Fine Hob gorh 10 THE DAtsH HEIs'
AID OFFICE, Corner Of Main anal
InInnr NIrcctA.
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ESMy ~ share in cl0VemIiciSets
Os' asiH AOHisyille Library Gift
Concert GOT year wife aEnd baby.
aiaii Eci thGna lGRVG a cEgnRce to
cEy "ACM0." as well as yOiirAell.
Shares solA 10y d. saeTry as ti:c
pOStOfaice, Pierce a. EysN and
John Wca,lll0re. mt &is S5.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

~ ine solicitation of many friends and Nh.
pils, Prof. W. N. George viii teach one term
more IN this city, commencing about the
nrsI week IN March. Positively the last term
Oh tne season; Those wishing TO Join can do
80 by subscribing to the roll al connar e
walkers drug store, Main street.
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Gold and silver Ispnriua InnR

Here is an estimate of the number of
acres of land in the extreme West,
which are actually yielding rich stores
of gold and silver. The government
owns the property, but has never re-
ceiVed Il cent for il:
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AND TG1E END aS NOE NET,
Wall paper. window shades
brackets and cOruicc n0u.GlDa
Sill cONIingai
A'GBllsd,E AZ hSfiES.
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Iyi5ltf
N0ElCE.

No accounts ngHins; employees Ina the
Herald office VIII be allowed in sei' a.
ments with tiIc Office mnieRs an order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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Franklin 81 sDcnH take
subscriptions a0r papers
asRd EssagaEisses.
For Sale,

For Sale,
Three good residences In this city. Imme-
diate possession given.
lj9-dtf STEAGALL Il co.
Law Blanks OF every description ior sale,
and printed to order, at this Office.
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TO ADvEnrlSEE,

AIeTea ficrnii bills for advertisements
u this paper VIII he collected monthly
uniess O iIierwisc spcriiiohtn contracts
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ADyH,t.EES,Elsg,N'rY

Entended For Che MORNINGS slcraid
should be haudcd i'm ~ G a'cIUc1 the
previous evening 10 iuMlrc ticir Ina
NertlOD.
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81 shreveport, Is our authorized agent Tor
Shnt olty, to whom parties desiring 10 ndvor'
lso In or subscribe for IltE HERALD are re-
epnolfnlly roloned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-06

a good thing to know when your hair Is
turning grey, is that Bineaud's Lightning
Hair bye reproduccs It's natural appearance.
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A heavy invoice Of bianE< AND
memorandum books received
mt EaElESCE a. E.YE.E'S.
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Cotton.
10 lotal receipts AT the cotton yards fol
season TO date amount to 2l7il bales.
Hides and EcatI,ar.

There is little doing in the hide market.
The offerings are very light, and we have no
change to report in figures. Mcssrs. Schoell-
kopf n Co. furnish quotations as follows:
Selected Ice; green saltcd SIC; Hat lic; deer
skins 25c; Il OH for grubby IN all classes.
Harness Leather-Oali l0@iSc IIemlock Sga
llc; SlSirtng $50 Tic. Sole Leather-Oali Ala
i6c; Hemlocls 33a39c.
General business continues fair. With the
exception of II slight decline in one or two
lines. there is no change from our last week s
quotations.
Our quotations represent cash prices for
round lots.
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Have yoc illod ilonw stationery and pa
po" Gun, opposite lho po,'ollic,q Reed a
lulhlop VIII holl envelopes, writing and
Wrapping pppor, Hnd stout munlIn buys Mt
81, Louis prices, gldlm
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AprIy TO PIERCE al EYLE
gOr iiclGeiS and information iva
Louisville gin concert.
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o ~ u, ,riouGh, Al ierman young was request
On motion. the COMMITTEES on "n,,,,o
houses Were Instructed to contract for ali the
necessary appliances In connection with Inc
engine mouse, ana TO examine certain hin
house, and report. 's'"e
On motion, the contract for buildin, mn
engine house was let 10 j. H. Rafferty, for he
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Published by authorlty.l
Proceedings OF the City C0uncii-Rcg-
ular Meeting.


Ahsent-Aldermen Sanger, Greer and
| owens.
On motion, J. G. Eblen was appointed soc.
Rotary pro ten, the city secretary being ali.
! sent. "
On motion OF Alderman Bryan the rules
| Were suspended, and the report of the finance
| committee ON the city'S account current with
! Charles ODonncll, for street work, and on
motion the same was adopted.
On motion of Alderman Scales the finance
committee, with the city attorney added,
| were ordered TO investigate and determine il
ascttlement can be had with the representa-
! tives of Charles O'Dunnell.
/ The following resolution was then offered
and adopted:
Resolved, That during the present month
! (Marchl the assessor be and he IL hereby
! authorized 10 receive any city scrip not fun
! aDle under the ordinance passed July ~ lS71
| entitled an ordinance authorizing the issue
of bonds of the city of Dallas, To retire "A pnrt
of the old debt thereof, etc., in payment, Of
any Texas due the city, general or special.
On motion II was ordered that the city take
up aud destroy scrip No. $3.50, for nve hun
dred dollars, issued February 1, 1874, TO The
trustees of the NJ. l.. G. s., and issue to them.
IN lieu thereof, scrip In amounts as follows:
Fourteen of SIS % each, one OF 81 y, one of
s6l 20, and one of $40 lj.
Inc report OF the appraisers te assess the
damages of 4. j. Putty. by reason of the ~
movnl of a brick house on Live Oak street
was read, adopted and ordered that the
mayor issue scrip to- j. Putty for the sum of
Sill IL, as soon as said house Is removed,
On motion Alderman Sterret was allowed
further time to report market regulations
Ibe following accounts were then read and
ordered paid:
10, ii.
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Al ARSHAL'S SALE-ln obedience To
United Ntnt,sior he Eastern District court OF
TrNaS, on the Nth lay of February, a. D.
1874, VIII sell ut puzzle Ycndue, IN front TT
the door Of the court rooms OF said court, in
the city of Galveston, tOthe highest and best
O'Clock Il, IN, and 3o'clork p. No. On
TUESDAY, It'll DAY OF APRIL, a. u. lS7l
the iolloHin described property, to-wit: One
League of land, four thousand four hundred
and i've acres, situated IN Dallas county
state Of leXas, being the same grant pat
entcd to Mat cw Cartwright, as assignee OF
Daniel Tanner excepting out of said sale
two hundred acres us specified In decree OF
said court, TOM. +. UCUILrREE,
United States Marshal, Il. d. Texas.
lSdOHW
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PIERCE AZ LEAE kc"p Mu'
SicaI Instruments ~ cyCgy de-
scripliOn.
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HIRAM IA. BoALEs,

As n candidate for Marshal of the city OF
Dallas, nj the city election in April next.
10 the voters Of Dallas city-Iavng here
tolOre been hOnOred with your sullragcS, |
again announce myself rs nm independent
candidate for marshal of the city of Dallas
THOMAS FLYNN.
TO the voters of the city of Dallns-l}elley.
ing that all offices which are not of n purtl-
San character should be- llllcd by the untram'
mnllcd voice OF the people, ana that conNen-
lions nrC not fairly, expressive OF the peoples
trickstrrS, who by bargain ana intrigue con-
trOl them against the viii Of the majority
therefore announce myself as mn iudopcnd
amt candidate for the office OF city marshal
1T theousuing election.
GEORGE II. HOLLAND, JR.
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sumo gllOl id, lho buldlngto hr completed
la twenty days, .,.
ON motion, ,hn mayor was authorized 10
receive bids for building rlh,cln0 rlllirl OF
wood STONE, or brick
On moliun, Mr, cmMloy, me nnglY,ar ~
ohnlg1 ~ no frp engine, was allowed a hHl'
nly OF VIA per iuulll,
on motion, hiH assistant WNs allowed Tue
sun Of my dollars per month,
On notion the meeting adjourned unill
tu-lnurluW night III bOrlpck
NltN, lONN, Mayor
j, q, hnLIN, hprrelay PRO tom,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
For Mayor.

F6r mayor
We are authorized and requested ~ Hh'
nounre 49, .,
M u candidate for the office Of Mnyorol the
city nj Dallas
For TrcnsurcT.
Wooro authorized pnd requested to an
MENRY B0Li.
Az n candidate for Treasurer Of the city Of
Dallas NJ the election IN Apfll nnNt'
Assessor nWd Collector.
We are authorized ana requested 10 an
nOuncu
y, =. KEEr0N,
~ a candidate lsr Assessor and Collector Of
The oily Of DallaS,Ut the election, Aplll IN
nest,
We are authorized aud requested 10 an
nOuncc
". THENENET,
rs u candidate for Assessor aud Collector ui
the city OF DallnA, nj the ensuing corporation
election In April next.
Alderman.
Having 10 some oStont improved the
streets III our great city Of DALLAS, would
now Ike to walk upon them clothed WIN
the honOls OF an Alderman, ! hereby de-
clare myself Nu independent candidate iol
the Oilce Of Alderman Of the First ward
ana solicit the sullrngos Of nll my friends
PAT ODONNELL,
For Marshal.
We orc authorized and requested to an
nOunce
~. IGLEIGART
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two dwelling house 10 rent
2ldlm SrEAOAll4& CO.,
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In the city of Dallns, IL ollerod az prlN""
sale. For terms, inquire of
GEO. W, BAYLOR or
JAS. %. CitUICllFlEl'p,
Dnllas, Nov. %. lhB. -lh"
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LN. NnLlNl NecIrlaIl nro nh.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFiCE OF THE DALLAS HERALD, !
March j. 1871

The money market remains steady ut tn,
following quotations.:
Buying, Selling
The New York herald., 1874-07-30
BROOKLYN.

There were SS5 deaths in Brooklyn during the
past week. which is Q decrease Of thirty.nine from
the mortality Of the previous week.
Rose Boyle, two years old, fell from the third
story window Of No. 70 Amtsy street into the yard
last evening and sustained injuries Of fatal char.
acter.
The manner In which Edward Clark the o1al
contractor performs his duties IL still the subject
OF complaint. Dr.. Conkling, the President OF the
Board Of Health, says they have the matter under
discussion.
The Supervisors committee on charity supplies
met yesterday and received and opened bids for
supplies for the county institutions. large mum.
Der OF bids Tor coal, groceries, beef 6Sn, whiskey,
wlne snces, &C., was received.
One Of the actors In the Buffalo Bill Troupe, now
performing ar Hooley's Opera House, on Court
street, was accidentally shot in the left eye last
night BY the premature discharge OF pistol. IL
- believed he Will lose his sight.
Godfrled Boettner was arrested and locked up
in the Sixth precinct station house last night for
shooting Margaret Gilmore, i've years OF age, while
attempting to oot some OF Mrs. Gllmore's chick.
ems which were running In his yard. The shot
took eject on her forehead, Dut the wound. It il
said. will not prove latal.
new branch OF the Coney Island and rooklyn
Railroad, starting from the Hamilton avenue
ferry and summing to Prospect Park and Coney
Island, was started yeste rday. Mr.. Hoagland, the
superintendent, states that it takes little more
required by the old route. By the latter It gen.
orally occupied about an hour. bat 1t Is said that
by the branch route passengers can be conveyed
TO Coney Island In thirty-dve minutes.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 29. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Abyssnia Dr. Haines, Liverpool via Queens
town-C 9 Francklyn.
Steamship State OF Pennsylvania (Br), Knight Glasgow
Austin Baldwin Co 80
sIeamship Hohenzollern GER. Nordenholdt Bremen
Oelrichs 4 Go. . -
Steamship Carondeet McCreery, New orleans-c Il
Mallory Co.
steamship Huntsville orowen, savsnnah-Robs Low
den
steamship Columbia, Crowel. Charleston-J W Quin-
Ship Star OF the West Tay lor. shangha-saler Lv.
Bark Sea New DrA williams Liverpool-E Morgan's
sons. 80
Bark Giacomino dtaD, Bonsfazlo Dunkirk-slocovich
Co.
Bark Marxarida Porp. Silva. oporto-G Amsinck
Co.
Bark Fresno. DAILY, San Francisco-F Talbot 4 Go.
Brig Brisk (Br), Perry. Hull, E-Heney Parker
Brig Ciaribel, Allen Vaencia-Miller q Houghion.
Brig Tubal Cain, Stone, Cette-Jas Henry
Brig Guiding Star, Moore, Guantanamo-Marcus Hun
ter h Co.
Brig Dashaway tBp. rimm, Norfolk, va-Evans. Ball
Co.
schr Keokuk, Kelly, st Johns PR-simpson Clapp 4
schr Joseph Rudd, Anderson, Brazos--woodhouse 4
Rudd.
scnr Ruth Robinson, Rogers, caiveston-C Mallory
d Co.
schr Rookie Yates, Keene, Key west-Benner
Plnckney
Schr Thos Ellis, Kelly, Harwich-Fshcr d Co.
Steamer Mayhower, Fults, Philadelphla-James Hand
The New York herald., 1874-07-30
A HOMICIDE ON PURMAN,s ISLAND.

Yesterday morning. between i've and six
O'Clock, Fritz Tetoman, empoye In Muller's
bone factory on Furman's Island, Newtown, l. l.,
was shot BY the engineer OF the establishment,
Christopher Treahear, and died from his injuries
soon afterwards. From the statement OF the en-
Rneer appears that Mr.. Muller, who resides In
Williamsburg, had on the previous day been out
cunning. ana on his return had stopped at the
factory and lett his gun standing In The engine
room, as he mad often done before. AZ this time
Tetoman, WHO, IL appears, attended the stlll, came
10 commence his days work. The engineer and q
workman named Jacob Wolf, who had been on
duty ali night, were In the engine room engaged
In conversation. lreahear said 10 Wolf, There
Is the gun, and powder and shot; II we
had caps we might shoot some rats.p The
place, II is Understood, Is badly infested with
this species OF vermn. After tnis remark was
made, and, In response TO IT, Tetoman said,
"SnOOt mel" whereupon Treahear toog up the
gun, double barreled one, and, pointing 1t at
Tetoman. the lett barrel went OF, the contents
striking Tetoman In the right thigh just below
the groin, and passing down toward the knee,
making bad fracture OF the bone. Surgical at
tendance was at once procured, but all efforts TO
save the mans life proved iute. Treahear asserts
that he did not know the gun vas loaded, aud that
he handled 1t before Tetoman came in. Treanear
made no attempt to escape, and is now. together
with Wolf who Is detained as witness, confined
In the cells at Newtown. Coroner Mauger took
charge OF the body. Drs. Oroh and Jacoby, who
attended the dying man, state mat nc DIED rom
shock to his nervous system. post-morten
examination by DR.. Gayler, OF Newtown, however,
revealed the fact that the man died from the loss
oi blood conseQuent upon tine wound. The inquest
VIII be held this morning. The peStto0 were on
friendly terms.