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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17

There is prospect Of peace at the
South. Last week Attorney General
Williams issued an order to tho Uni.
ted States Marshals and district at
tOrneys in that section to enforce the
laws therein, and tho effect, it is al
legged by Southern Republicans, will
be to restore order The President
supplements the order by n letter to
Secretary of War Belknap, giving him
instructions rs to the employment Of
the troops, and expressing q desire
TO suppress tho murders and punish
the murdcrers. Onco lot it be well
known that they cannot kill with
impunity, md that the ponitcntiary
awaits them. and the mcmbors of the
White League will dissolve their
organization, and return to their
peaceful ayocations, if they have any.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17

Az able correspondent Of q cOntcm-
porary thus discoursos on the Demo
cratic outlook for this fall
Tho Democratic ticket bears
favorable comparison with the Re
publican, but it will take some very
unlocked for event between this and
November to change the political
aspect Of tho State, although
n fear has been expressed by some of
our leading politicians that unless
the Republicans como out in their
might, the result will be sad sur
prise, How it can be il u mystery
to me, for ut tho present time the
Republican party hold such exclusive
control of all tho avenues Of power
that nothing short OF the most shock
ing mismanagcmont can displaco
them, Bosidos, tho business interests
Of the State arc in so precarious Il
condition that n change would bring
into it ruin and difficulty untold.
Merchants and manufacturers are
well aware Of this, and it is folly to
suppose they would ioopardi2o their
invested capital simply to witness the
ascendency of a political party with
which SO many of them have always
been at variance. Tho rank and file
of the people are unprepared for the
change, from the fact that the dis
trust occasioned by the accession to
power ofa party 80 long kept in
poverty would throw back the various
Improvements now going on, cause a
stagnation of business, and so i'm
poverish their resources as to cause
moro misery than either of the great
panics through which we have passed.
To sum the whole matter up-tho
State Of Pennsylvania is not prepared
TO change her present administration
and the Democratic party could
well afford to save themselves the
trouble and expense of making nomi-
nations for number Of years to
como"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17
DTLDTNEN GAUGER,
LimcdOH'UNe, WOHioUr couiiy. Pa

The Bar Room Rmcdy for all all.
mcntS IN Rum Bittcrs, surchargcd with
Fusel Oil, II deadly element, rendered
more active by the pungcut a.trin-
gents with which it il combined. II
your stomach is weak and your liver
or bowels disordcrcd, strengthen Il
regulate them with Vinegar Bittcrs. a
purely Vegetable Alternative and Ap-
cricnt, free from alcohol and capable
ofinlusing new vitality into your ex-
haustcd system. Sep Il .iw
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17
NOTICE of Widows Appraisement
NOTICE.

To All Whom it May Concern.
DE it known that have this day
- bought Of BENJAMIN Meiser the followin,
personal property AMI left the same In his pos
interfere or meddle with tho same viz Dark
Bay Horse, Two Horse wagon, 2 Cows, Bugs
NY ana Harness, Sets Heavy Harness, 1
Plow, Harrow, Cooking stove. 2 Beds and
Bedding. Corn In neli, potatoes In ground, Oats
In barn, Saddle, Oultiyator, I Sleigh, 4 Pias.
Perry Twp. Sept. LA,
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THr Republican State Committee
met at Harrisburg, on Tuesday the
10th inst. Tho attendance Of mem =
bcrs was good and tho reports from
the State cheering Gen. II. II. Bing
ham was reelected Treasurer. and n
resolution adopted authorizing the
Chairman to appoint tho needed Sec
rctarics. The next meeting will DO
leld in Philadclphia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17

Good news is that which announces
the safe arrival at Russian town OF
tho Austrian Polar expedition which
sailed into the icy regions, and which
is the first intelligence the world ever
had. Most people had glvcn the
party up for lost, and reluctantly
concluded that it had met tho fate OF
Sir John Franklin and bis i'll starred
comnnnions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17

At Harrisburg last week, in the
case of The Commonwealth VS.. Goo
q. Evans, tho Court refused TO grant
q discharge for Evans on tho ground
that the insolvcnt laws of pennsyl.
vania did not extend to debts due
the Commonwealth Which means
that MIR. George o. Evans will be
lu..A -, IL
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17

NXECUTORS NOTICE Letters
IL teslamentary upon the estate Of
Henry Gerhart late of Centre township,
Snyder Co., decd having been granted TO
the undersigned, all persons kno wing them,
selves indebted TO said estate are requested
to make payment without delay, aud those
having claims on tho same win presen
them to SOLOMON BQwERSOX,
SEPT. H. "a Exssu,or.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17
| D,IJNTSTRATPJy, NOTICE

A DMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE-Letters
Aof Administration on tho estate of
Reuben Kramer, late Of Beaver to wnship
deceased, having been granted TO the un.
dersigned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while those
having claims will present them duly aus
theltic..ed for settlement TO
JONATHAN GRIMM,
Sop III AdaInistrsl0r.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. l4.--Gov
Dix's decision lin the Havemeyer
case is made public. Thedeeision
censures tho course oftho Mayor but
declines TO remove him or take any
further action in the case.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17

TuE Democratic conferccs in this
congressional district met at New
port. Perry Co, last Wednesday, but
failed to make nomination.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17
MUSIC FOR SCHOOLS,

We give particular attention to the
selection Of Music for school purposes.
Teachers favoring us with their orders
need only state what class of music
they desire, and We will guarantee to
make satisfactory selection.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-17
Orphans Court Sale Of
Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

RY virtue of an order granted by
- tho Orphans Court Of snyder county. TO
the undersigned, Guardian Of the Minor chill
dren OF Lewis Aurand late Of Middiecreek k
township, deceased, will be exposed TO Peblic
sale on the premises, on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1Sh, 1874.
The following described Real Estate h wit
TRACT No. IAN that certain messuago and
TRACT OF LAND
situate In Middiecreek tawnship. Snyder coun.
ly, Pa, bounded North by land of John Aumil-
ter, East by land of Elias Aurand, South by
land Of BENJAMIN Rremer and West by lend Of
same, containing
ONE ACRE.
more or loss whetcon are erected n Two 81 ory
WEATHERBOARDED HOUSE,
BANK BARN, and other necessary outbuiid.
ings, well Of OK client water near the House.
TRAIT No. "a certain Tract OF Land In
said Tow nship Of Middiecreek, bounded by In nds
OF Reuben Bonier, Elias hurand, Ferry Aurand
and others, containing
NINETY ACRES,
moro or less, FiRy Acres of which are Clear,
the balance woodland.
sale To commence at IL O'Clock NJ ,of said day
whom due tendance will DO given and terms
CT sale made known by
HENRY YERGAR,
Guardian Of the Minor children Of Lewis Au.
August 20, 1874.
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DIR. J. Walkers California Vim.
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preparation, made chiefly from the ma
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tie Sierra Nevada mountains of CaIifor-
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, 1874-12-31
GOSSIP FROM WASHINGTON,

HOW ctElKTAAR III KEPT At THE CArIrAtt-pirLo-
MATS AND nAMBLERs-AJApA LADY LAuSUu.
Ed IN RUC1t:ry--ryLlrICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I1Ea AND CocKTA1Ls-FANoY TuRNouTs.
Specias Gorrspontt,sce af 1ht Ciicaao Tribune,
WASHINGTON. D. @. Dec. 28.-ThiA metropolis
Is just now very like tho stage OF theatre in
tho daytime. Tho ntar-pcrformors in the great
drama Of Congressional Legislation Layo gono
10 thoir homeH to eat tho festive turkey, or nro
enjoying tho temptations Of New York. The
leading 1noinbors OF the stock-conpauy layo
1oft their Departments uud Dureaux to enjoy
Christmas vacation; aud tho Aupornl,merarIes-
tho lobbyists aud tho ocorroHpondcnta- very
generally followed suit. a fow iuausi,iyo tour
iHta wa1n!rr through tue Capitol, or gaxe at tho
wonders Of tbs ratont- Oilieo; but there IL moth.
i''s OF intorost going OIL and tho venerable old
1hrnaclea in tbs departments tto up their red
tapo with untroublcd enjoyment.
CllAlsra1AA FESTIVITIES.
Tho President Joys tho lsoli<iay seaaon and
rolusos to bo borod by Congressional Office.
hunters who Anyo romRlpod poliud to pick up
fow loayos and flu!loB Tor their Aomo-auppovtory.
lie takoa quiet drive oyory fair day behind
faat-stepplng yeauG horse and, In tho oyeulpg,
, 1874-12-31
THE SAFE.BURClARY CASE.

WHY YEcKs RESOLUTION WAS DEFEATED.
Gen. Boyntoa's lEashaton Lcer .aetA) to Cincinnati
Gazette.
For two woekH in Buccession resolution or
doring au Investigation in regard to tho conduct
of cortain United SatoH officers, In tho matter OF
tho trial of tho conHpirators, has beon pro-
sontcd to tue Ilouae Of Representatives aud d.
feated by Republican votes.
Thoro Ina bcon Wide comnont upon this fact:
but tho cxact circumstances which prompted tho
resolution hayo not boon giycu in connected
form.
1t la funt to many On tho Republican aids to
asy that tloy opposed tho investigation first bo-
ca'1se 1t was prosecuted from the Democratic side,
and, accond, because tlloy were ignorant OF tho
shameful facts in tho case.
All tho resolution iB to bo brought forward
again On tic iirst Monday after tic rcassomblipc
OF Congress, a statement OF tho grayo clargos
male IN connection With tho maltor will cou-
tribute to correct understanding Of case
Which must ultimately bo lacked aquaroly in tho
face, oyon by tho h1nlost partiBang, Tha
charges aro th word. that from tlo moment u,1
attempt was made to i1tl,ot tho Hafo-bureIars
here TO tho coHe OF their trial, concerted, ylror
olH, a,'d we'l-B'lHtainod efforts were nut forth by
Bona half-tloZo,, niltcers OF tle penurth,ont m
Juhsieo aided by otllcala and prominent citzouv
outaltlo Of tho Department. to t4wurt tho {juy
osnnent III itH attompt to bring tho guilty to
punishment.
Befo,e presenting tho specifications OF tl,tv
olluIge. IL proper 10 say tint te oJ!lcura of tho
TroaBnry Department, ,a"d Attorney ueneral WILL.
iunla IT'D nll III their powur 10 lr.aeouto tlle
oaso uMdoy consideration will vIgor. Ar. tit!tllo
waa gtVeu full authority anh anlpto rlca,ls.
Assistant, Attorney -dnEora! I'LL! performed tho
duty aHfiGnea him tonrieaaly aud ellaetiyoy.
, 1874-12-31

The idaho Legislature is In session. Y. s.
Anderson is Speaker OF the House.
The Ohio Legislature will probably ellnnge
tho State elections from October to November.
Tho Now Orloaus Times, Of Sunday, says
"Is nppoard that tho summary Of tht
| Legislative rcturns by tho Iotnrning Board was
incorrectly mado up aH 81 Republicans and s:
Democrats. It should have bocn 90 Republicans
| and 53 Democrats"
II, by our single voto We could ro-elect Mr..
Carpenter to tho United States Senate wo would
cast it asaiust linn. for what aro to uH good and
sulioiont raaaons; and if. by ono word of untle-
served reproncll, We could defeat him for thas
onice. uo would not utter that vord.-Eond da
FAC (1Tis.) COMMONWEALTH
Tho Washington National Republic an fears q
now outbreak Of civil war, and says: !. Could
wo a!lord to risk another war under the cir
cumstauces7 With a great dobt with ha1tl
times upon u.s. end with tho sad memories Of
the past to- discourage uB, it is certain tint We
would hesitate boioEo rooponing tho terrible
wounds Of civil strfo.".
Tho Albany Erenlnq journal Bustninu tho
prcsont (tiariand-D Democratc) Government IN
Arkansas. na u matter Of luw and public policy,
II sAyh: III one Or more irregularities 10 not
yitiuto tho organic law In Now York, low ruu II
DO nlunsainud that q dozen informalitlos would
iuyalidate tho Constitution Of Arkansas or any
other Stato?"
rho yote Of Washington qer,;torv for no,oa,to
in f;onrross: " ''''1s'0A = ''4s'oS' 1o' Do'c6a'o
1874. 1872.
shursciu. 5sn5 SteEi'fc I'o,. ,.,o ~
- "'N-0' @0'''''' '' ~. ~.
Total.....,..,...8,ai6 Totu! .g.o1I
Rep. nsaj...........l.255 Dem. nuj...,...... iii
Tho 1,a,t,mora d,ncricon nm, of +,,o n,,.t ,,ua
nounooj lnnnhlfcam naners il, ta c,,,.,tu uo' p'u
earnest ahont to Faoiuous inu1, ias;,,o.s 10 T. T.
saya. 4 ~ iii ,i,o .ooaaa1 ...as nn 1anssIoss'
, 1874-12-31

THE CHE sAPEAKE I OHIO CANAL. EXTENSION,
Washington DtspatcA to tho st. IoItis Lrmoerat,
Tho survey Of the route for tho extension Of
tic CheHapeake L Oho Canal to tho Ohio River,
Which has boon in progress under the War Do
partmont nince August last. ias Just boom COM
pleted. Tho engineers hhye found al,sl made
i preliminary lucation OF tic lino from Cumhur-
land to tbs Falls Of tho YoughBghcny. Tho
length Of tho lino ia 85 mies, aIl luO ,niloa to
whore sack-wator iA expected to begin. AT Con-
nolIsyllo tho summit s puHscd, at nj elevation of
1,300 feet nboyo tho Cumberland, by tunnel 39l
Of n nls lullK. Ten inclined plallca aro provided
OIL the oantern Division and tour OH tho wostorn,
Tho oBtin,atu nsalo lasL yoar III deemed to hold
md foot deep. witt! locLa l2U foot by 20, oapa-
ble Of passing bontB OF 200 tong,
, 1874-12-31
MURDERED AT A DANCE.

Special D.spateh to 1he Chtcaao tr!bh,e,
DEEctIEn, ILL.,, Doc. 30.-Yesorday QUO Henry
Wessfal1, young man about Fl years of ago.
aud who wau to be 1na,riol on Ncw-Yoara Day
was examined boforo Justice Randolph for tho
shooting Of ono Henry GeorLart, wlloao homo
vas IN Chicago, but WHO 1nd como to Doecher to
do aomo painting. lilo facta as appeared from
tho evidence, arc: There waH danco last Sat-
urday night at Fred Boltman's, at Washington
Contro, half milo Gust Of Boochor. at TINT
tanco Wcstfall md his crowd rot into q fight
with somo other young mon, nnd Westfall'sparty
cano ont aheat Westfall sovoroly whipping enc
Charles Grttzmaclcr. After lttla whiio Wost-
fall and Ills crowd and their gir!s loft,
nnd went to u dance At Henry Denlfelt'a, ut
Deccher. At about 2:30 o'clock Sunday morning
Mostfall and hia crowd wont bnoh to Dultiuans,
Wchttall bong nrncl with pistol. Im,netli-
ntoIy after thoy returned another row aud fight
commenced. mud Wostfall got rather thu worst
Of It,, when ho broke for tho door, drawing la
pistol and saying lo VIA going to shoot aonio-
body. A largo crowd followed him out Of DOORS
Immediately Goorllalts voice waa heard sayiug,
"uolp MO tako away his piatol!" Geori.art,
who waH tho most poacoabio of mon, wclt odu-
cated, and eyory whit a gentIoman. undertook
to tako the pistol away from Woattal, tho object
being, no doubt, to simply proyont ottlors from
getting hurt. WcstfatI broke away frou, him,
and turning on him. t'red, the ball passing into
hia lungs, cauBing almost instunt death. WcBt-
full was hod to bail in the sum OF $4,000 for
lnanslaughter.
, 1874-12-31

intimate Will, two Of Lovejoy's four daughters.
oho OF tlsom suddenly died, whtlo rat,ruiug from
tho bllleberry rlalnB on July day, aud her
DEATH Was attributed to n apnBn, but an oxsml-
natlon OF tho body Bhowna fer to bo pregnant,
lu tho fall fa. tho other sistor, WAS found to bc
III dollcato condsion," ahd afafbr mArrod
hor. though sI,o WAS hut 10 years old. In course
OF tlmc abe had four children, md two ont Of
ns.,a treo that dod wont yory uuon'y. yotho nves-
wss ,ssS'o'a rann~ was na9' I'D. hie3stnwlilu, Aalor
"t..tod to tho l,nptst Church, however,
mud was for ro1no tfmo a zcatous member, but
no clarity fund was robbod and, suspicion full
ilg On slalor io wah expelled from Tho church.
factory, which waa worry soon burned dawn. He
hogan to no hold In grcat terror nnl oyen tic
shlnll boys had occaBion 10 foar him. It ia charged,
nor io once sook yonngster by Tho eolar md,
ntsakkang M nm ar9ud post; brohe hts log. fow
uoash OF his wife, aaying that sho Ind spaHna,
though to othors she appeared To bn In lor usual
health; IN Saturday work l1o said ho was going
10 Naslaa 70 consult physicians, but It was after
On "hom hn said lio lad caltod Tho ncxt day
Its wife dicd, though two hours boforo her
DEATH ahe aoencd to bo in health She waa
hbout to 10 delivered IF her fifth chltd, though
y, sno Was but III years OLD. Al examination Of
tho 9ody sas h,lEFoStea, but 10 protested agai,Ht
IT, Ul IueHday, The dny Of tho funeral, tic un-
dortakor was Just throwing tho last sotis aboyo
licr collin whcn tho sclCctlnon intorterod and
oruorcd IN examination. The jury wero ut work
ntl through tho noxt lay, Major knowing moth
ing about tho post-mortonl. aud no NATURAL cau4s
Of deatll WAS discovered. Tho stomach wns so,,t
to Boston, but h1ajor waH not arrcstcd till
Christmas Day, though tho evidence against him
was abundant. IIo has boon taken to Nashua,
and meanwhile tluro IL great oxcitotuont ut ail
FORD ai,d 10 surrounding townh, for tho people
generally bolieFo Mn jor to ba guilty. 11o' Is but
, 1874-12-31
10 EE IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.

SptfiHt DiS}ntffh 70 Tie EhlrGGr IF1bHHe.
SouriI BEND, Ind, Dec. 30.-Tho jury in the
caBo OF Jonathan Hickman, Tor MURDER retired
ut o'clock this evening to deliberate upon their
verdict, and ut 10 o'clock the Court-HouRo bell
rang, which eign.fiod that thoy Ind agrood Eycn
ut this late hour. it was scarcely flyo minutes be-
fore every available spaco i'll the room was donsa-
~ packed by an anxious multitude to hear tho
verdict, which WIS as follows "We, tie Jury.
find tho defendant guilty NJ llo stands charged,
Of murder in the trnt degree, anl
that hc bo imprisoned in tho State
Prison during lifo. Tho prisoner received tlliH
verdict with a "don't care" sort OF q smilo, as
though ho was well satisfied with getting of 20
easily. Thoro was strong prospect, in tho
minds Of many oltsilors,. TINT ho might hayo to
hang. Tie law Of Il,dialta giving tic optlop OF
tho death penalty or imprisonment for life yas q
compromise, olIored by Judge staulct1. WHO
prcsldes over this ciscnit, to toso Of tho Logis-
death penalty.
, 1874-12-31

|
Low % all,' IT, 70 what oktont Mr.. Wl!lisms' hnndH
Wero tlea: ttio inquiry ao1iglit WILL disclose.
Inv ulIeione al'ce'ncatlolla OF tho general
cnn.go, arg H.. ~ 'oi!oWs: t,,;. 7,.,,.o,
Anorno, 11nrrts .I"r ;,' tnu ~ .asus i.,stflct
cnnoont ~ tf!a'I1iis Ii,'sn watn f'te ano"eaao antl
I1!tnont m1' ,,t " p'tcu aEatoh Dhttlct Attofhoy
- mo,,n !obn5 proGuteu .lan ro,easo htla ehoao
H., y, nnnio',' 9ne o. lo adml;toa Darelara from
ILL., III" 1a,a o. tne 1ssrlet Of Cola; tlsin action
log ,s so telesSs!l I hs seaid t,ra sates ey!loeo
1uotsco fo- ~, oGuta m;s.s ~ ~" caS,e'ett 81
oo.t.'.. .ot tnG D'hsI.et OF Ne"arAt n, ~.
oranso ~ ~ sona, H. VIZ Hloius 2ro.'lens
tc ~ ,,,a cnao i,,os ~ M ,no "as u ma
t .,.s. tun Auopn"s' ano 1ne aFtosso'
'AH TGGs"i5 H.. IT,. ~. m;.,.t .,.,u.. ,,
,a, 'Gw1hat a Gtusn sne person oflEahaIy sna,
voyi,i,n,o. .nv ,,d ~, ,r4isr ~ s" t,s
~ ILL., % a ~ ".A"nhu 'tI ~ W. "nu -. ti ttti
novr,ont ,yoro ,,., MI j., ~ otco ~ assatnnt
'y,1na Statas a'ria '2 "a u wIu n,n a. Nowor.
e'AeoS 0'e'''s' 1'tne' ~
~ En,,r,1- THAT nonn,v 1rrt,cd statca a1araha,
noow ~ Na,"n, I'm tir.o tnr IN.
IppG w'tn ~ "cn s 10 se' mru'n ooso' 1'o 'at'a'
nt " 1u t1.,;tni tit,tos fon,,Jaa,ror
yv1,;Io,,o,d ~ No,,ors ami If,i,c1 sinics 11is.
~ u"a, an r nrcarreooa ,n,tsc,s
t',at j., cnso 'Nottinan a,,orl1 hn arrcaicdwin
sn;t, ~ I'm Wars ~ ,,rovont ithn ahnnij In
hro,,vht i,ofoEc lin formcr md he ra-
,uusus ,ns"as ~ ,,o,1 taiI tint Natt,oa, ,sou ~.
Oh ao1' hn tnEai, D INV u Vto,nn5 ""e ~ IN
irste,oo % ~ 1ynaatr n tl,c srm NJ ri 111 aftnr
wfio3, Natt1osllir, Immediately escapoi
"HSI s;-5Notrhns ih;nf.of. .isnico 1iorers of Now
or; octln, mu,1cr instructions fTnm ,,roui,,ott
No,.v IotSnr Honu,,iirnnu nctivol, everfcd lin.
a"if Jr ~ nrsycnt II" nrrnst or Not}1oahn nni did
nIhcr acts dcs;rucd to imnoao tLo col,rso Of thin
iA triai "es' 1s''s"oN ~ f0Ne '''N
to slnw That yorv prominent Unltod Btatcs
o1,cini r. Wosh;noto1 tornti,nr will aon1o If tho
, 1874-12-31
SUSPECTED MURDER,
E1tSr{13 Fhap0f1h T., Sfit. f11s..u. 7+.t7. .

Sneefal Disnatch to The Ch,cuao Tri5nne
INDIANAPOLIS, Iud., Doc. 30.-Eally tlliH morn
ing tilo dead body Of Loroy Sherman was found
III the warehouse OF Sherman l. Comuguo, Of
thts city. small revolyor lay close by with
which. ovideutly, Sherman had boe4 sLot, tue
ball entering tho right templo, penetrating tho
brain, snd causing instant denth. It wnB
at first supposed that 10 committed sui
oide on account OF financial ard domestic
difficulties, but Ills frouda now boIioyo ho was
murdered. This belief IL gaining ground, and it
is further ruu'ored that fosna!o turks ut tho
bottom Of the tragedy, and probably committed
whom Sherman il aaid to hayo beon intImnto, il
under suspicion, and her arrout ia expected to bo
ordered tomorrow BY tho Coroner, who Will
tllorongly investigate tho case. Sherman was 05
years OF enjoyed large oircc Of friends, aud
leaYes wifo who is totally bllnd.
, 1874-12-31

WAS shot and instantly killed. by John Hucy this
Afternoon at Lyons, BmAll station ncar l,ctc,
m tho indianapolis l. Vinconnos Naitroad. lluev
ot rs BOON ns tho net wns t1ono, MD Ia atflI ut
large, but crowds Of notl aro securing tho conn-
Try for Him. Tho nxctomcnt Ii intoso. 1luoy
nas paro''ts living l1oro. Dnth mnn woro young
drinking.