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DOUBLE HOMICIDE.
Boat Races.

TOLEDO, July 23.-At the second and
last day Of the Regatta Of the North
western Boating Association, the boats
were called for the first race at 3 o'clock.
A light southwest wind was blowing, but
very little sea was running.
For the first race, Junior 4oared shella,
distance one and half miles and return
there were FIVE entries, but all withdrew
except the Floral City, Of Michigan, which
pulled over the course in % minutes and
IA seconds, winning the prize.
In the second race, barges, there were
three started, which was won by Wal
tsDgs, Of Detroit; distance three quarters
oil milo and return. Time 10 minutes
and IS seconds; Zephyrs, Of Detroit, sec.
ond; Gognoes, Of Battle Creek, Michigan
third.
The third was a tub race, which az,
iorded great amusement to the spectators
ten entries, distance 100 yards; prize q
dimiuutive silver was tub; won by A.
Peters, Of Toledo, in the Tub Washer.
Time 4 minutes. This was followed by
the senior 0-oared shells, the princi.
pal race Of the meeting; distance
II miles and return. -Four crews par.
tiCipated, viz-the Wah.wah.sums, oil
Saginaw; Excelsiors and Ends, Of De-
troit; and Undines, Of Toledo. The race
was holly contested by the two first
named boats from the start to the finish,
and was won by the Wah.wah. sums in
II minutes and 81 seconds, being the fast.
est time on record Tor six cared shells
going three miles with q turn. The Ex-
celsiors was q lair second, their time be.
ing 10 minutes 1926 seconds, Ends
third, Undines fourth. The winning
crew started pulling 80 strokes per min.
ute, and came in with 30 strokes per min.
ute.
Fifth race-senior single sculls, four
entries, all Of Chicago, distance three.
quarters Of a mile and return. won BY W.
B. Curtis. Time 1l:3s 8.5, Yates second
1G47 10, Corning third, Allcock fourth.
Sixth and last race-Junior single
sculls, distance same as seniors, five en-.
tries, won by @. A. Pearson, Of Spring
Lake, Michigan, time HOS; Standish Of
the Excelsior Of Detroit second, time
Ills as; Ed. Elmsn, Of the Chicago
scullers, third in 1851.
The number Of spectators was much
larger than on yesterday, and fairly esti.
mated at 10, 900 to $4,000. The ABsocia-
tlon gives q grand banquet at the Boody
House tonight. The meeting has in all
respects been complete success.
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INTERESTING PREsENT.-Several days
ago Mrs, G. Hsnke, Of the Market street
tobacco factory, received a present from
the Far West which is certainly curios.
itY in It's way. The gift is a pair Of In
dian moccasins, beaded and embroidered
in very artistic manner, which were
worn by q chief who had killed many
settlers. He himself was finally killed al
Fort Shaw, Montana Territory, by
q man named John Harmon
who was formerly in the employ
OF Mrs. Hanke, but is now in the regular
army. The Indian was shot in the breast,
and turning started to run, when he re.
ceiVed bullet in each ankle. Me died
Enthusiastically, and the moccasins were
taken from his feet and sent here by mail.
There is bullet hole in each moccasin
showing where the redskin received the
last two wounds.
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AUGUST FLowER.-The most misera-
bic beings in the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy.flve per cent Of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect;
such as sour stomach, sick headache, ha.
bitual costiveness, impure blood, heart
burn, waterbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit OF the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and disagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up OF The food
after eating, low spirits, &c. Go to the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and got q rs cent bottle,
or sample bottle free Of charge. Try 1t.
G. G. GREEN, sole Manufacturer,
eod&W Woodbury., N. J.
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MAKING RooM FOR FALL GooDs.-In
order to make room for fall and winter
goods l will sell Tor cash all serge, cloth,
lasting and colored shoes and CATERS al
greatly reduced prices. I Justly claim
that there Is no NO place In the city al
which you can find q better assortment oil
boots, shoes and CATERS than at my shoe
store, corner oil Main and Eleventh streets.
Such Is the variety oil styles, widths Of
last, ETC., ETC., that none need fear being
disappointed by not obtaining proper ct,
All R. R. Crown brand shoes warranted
ogive satisfaction, or replaced with new
pair. JERRY CLRNRNs.
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WOMAN KNOCKED DowN.-About ten
o'clock Wednesday night woman named
schrader, accompanied by q man, was
twice knocked down near Shallcross'
stable, on Market street, by two men who
followed her. At the appearance Of the
assaulting party, the woman's escort took
to his heels and left her to protect herself.
She bears the marks Of very rough usage,
The men are known, and warrants have
been issued for their arrest.
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BELLArRR.-The picnic held by the
membersolthe Disciples Sabbath School,
yesterday, was one OF the most enjoyable
occaalonS Of the season. Tho best Of
order prevailed, and all seemed duly i'm
pressed with the fact that little "iun
now and then can be reliShed by the best
oil men,"
The Rev. J. q. Rodgers has returned
from Carroll county, where, we are in
formed, he has been conducting the dedi.
catory services Of new church.
Would our City Fathers notice the fact
that the ordinance in relation TO the re-
movAl Of the garbage from the different
wards is being sadly neglected from some
causeI
Numerous parties in each Of the wards
complain that the garbage cart has never
been seen by them, and that they, In com.
pliance with the ordinance, have in &C
cordance thereof eel or caused to be set
their garbage as directed in 0 convenient
Tended "A a sanitary mo0Snro VA thInlr /,
should be more promptly attended to, as
It's removal would be highly conducive to
VT H. To -. w ny n..e,., =. ,,.o,on, a
Congressman from Ohio, was registered
Psv NJ Tbo OS,S on' , Tt wtso,,r, "a
ovnso,.d - a .dS.oa. ,ho IU aa. ,aonorsncs
mao,;rS , " J'' ' . na0J ~ ,Se
vO,ora S !. '' a"sn".,,1 az ,o "" az the
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'n SH 10y utlso ~ us N yee'etusy . ISSUE;
oVp .so. %SS mSue aains' 80 a. 40. ~,
ny ~. s sniT" az sstUSse III 'u0 'u'e'
nT W. TaS 1uoI ~ 11u SoSS; CT. .....,
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There were only 8 feet 2 inches in the
channel last evening.
The Mallie Ragon got aground at Cap
tina between II and 10 o'clock Wednes.
day night, and did not get of until
morning. She arrived here at 2P. u.
and returned in the evening. The Science
will go to Parkersburg today.
The Forest City has laid up at Steuben.
vile.
The Albion went on the docks yester-
day.
The Willie ]. left for sunish, and the
Tempest. for Matamoras, as usual.
By Telegraph
PTTeBURGH, July 1S,-River IS inches
falling. Clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, July 3.-Delupinp rain
at 3 A. N. River risen 8 inches; 8 feet "a
Cairo. Down, F. N. Miller, Rapadan
No. 2, Laura Davis and Evansville, Para,
gon, Sandy. Up, Geo: Roberts and B. g.
Cooke. Business light.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.-River on a stand
With 8 feet 8 inches at the head Of The
canal by mark. There was a sharp rain
this morning; clear and very sultry TO.
night. Arrived-Branslord and Nash
vile, Cincinnati. Departed-Bransford
Cairo; Nashville. Memphis.
CAIRO, July 23.-Arrived-Ma Alice
St. Louis; 81. Genevive, 3d. Louis; R. W,
Dugen, Memphis; Grand Tower, ST. Louis;
Frank P. Gracey, Evansville. Departed
ST. Geneyive, Vicksburg. River 10 ieeI
4 inches and stationary. Weather clear
Mercury 90.
CINCINNATI, July 2S.-Rlver six feel
three inches and falling. Weather bot
Arrived-A. +. Baker, Pittsburgh; Skip
pers' Own, Evansville. Departed-E,-
peranzs, Wheeling; A. F. Baker, st. Louis,
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Arrived-J Johnson
Keokuk; Red Wing, 81. Paul; 81. Johns
Peoria; Kinney, Missouri River; Belle ii
Memphis, Memphis; Carroll, New Or
leans. Departed-JohDson, Keokuk; Bon
Accord, Mound City; Northwestern, 81
Paul. River about stationary. Weather
clear and very hot.
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SPECIAL ANNoUNCRMRNT.-As l open
my new wholesale and retail music store
at No. 10 (old No. 62) Fifth Avenue, Pitts.
burgh on the 10th Of August next, I offer
the stock now in store OF my place oil bus.
iness, No. 1113 Main street, Wheeling,
consisting Of Pianos, Organs, Musical In.
struments Of all kinds, Sheet Music, Mu.
sic Books, &C., until August list at whole.
sale prices. Persons DESTROYS Of making
bargains had best call at once, as the sale
at this price will positively close OF that
time. Special inducements are offered
in every department.
VIM. Fl. SHRlR.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-
Q. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C, Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
10 the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
10 give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any first-clasS house in the city. Gall
and examine goods and compare prices.
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BURGLARY IN BRDaEroRT.-on Wed.
nesday night 3. l. Adolph's grocery store,
in Bridgeport was burglarized. About
thirty dollars worth of cigars, tobacco,
cheese, and other articles were taken.
Entrance was effected by taking out a
pane Of glass. The burglary is supposed
to have been committed by tramps,
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THERE was general lassitude among
the Justices yesterday, on account Of the
dizziness ofbusiness. To earthquakes for
news they merely shook their heads and
went on fighting the pestiferous little flies
which enjoyed promenade where and
when they could.
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EVERY one knows that q good, square,
solid bar Of Soap stands more rubbing
and wears much better than q thin one.
The cost OF glazed red wrapper, and
OF running soap through q pressing ma.
chine, is fair manufacturing profit.
WARREN 9ices this saving to those who
use his brand Of soap.
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DIRECTORS ELEcTRD.-At q meeting o.
the stockholders Of the Exchange Bank
yesterday afternoon, the following Drec-
tors were elected: ]: N: Vance, L. 8
Delsplain, John G. Hoffman, Geo. Men
del, g. W. BrOckunier, Samuel Laughlin
E. W. Paxton, 8. HorkheImer, D. Gut
man. r. .... ..rrf
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POLICE OouRT.-In this court yester-
day morning the case Of George L. Fran
els, charged with committing an assault
upon Thos. Cocayne, was called and con.
tinued until Saturday afternoon OF four
o'clock. There was no other business
before the court.
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LOCKED UP.-A little colored boy
named John Lewis was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Officer Bogsrd for bath
Ing a the wharf. he was locked up, and
will have hearing this morning.
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HR1AtBoLD's BUcHu Is still in the ze.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t Ii
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&V
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THE LAST CHANCE,-I will offer for @
few days remnants Of calicos at &c; pure
mohair notified suitings, very high lustre
at 45c; all wool fine Debege at SHE; yard
wide Spanish linen at 25c; yard wide
grass cloth, extra quality, at loo; japanese
and Bstiste linens at 10c; Summer silks al
Csc; all wool Hermann at 45c. These goods
are worthy your consideration. Please
call and make your selections.
ar RI EMANUEL EMsHRuMER.
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EVERY one knows that good, square,
solid bar Of Soap stands more rubbing
and wears much better than thin one.
The cost Of glazed red wrapper, and
of running soap through a pressing ma.
chine, Is fair manufacturing profit.
WARREN giues this saving to those who
use his brand of soap.
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VIM. II. SHRlB.

CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS l-Greai
observation-disclosures out oil season, yet
any one in need Of carpet inside Of . year
to come will save 40 per cent by selecting
now, at the closing out Of my immense
stock 10 make room, as the great advance
in wool will make them much higher.
]. W. FRRRRL.
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BAHRD
Baltimore Cattle.

BALTIMORE, July .23.-CATrIE-Mar,
ket tA4c lower; very beat on sale IS 87ia
9 %; that generally rated first quality
$512ia6 37i; medium or good fair Quality
60 75A4 1871 Receipts 1880 head; sales
1851.
HoGs-Firm and In good demand at 50
80 so. Receipts 1867 head.
SHERP-Fair demand at 4a5c; few ex.
ira at 6ia5tc. Receipts 8,27l head.
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PERsoNA1.-Charley Behler, the emf
nent confectoner, last evening returned
from a trip through Eastern Ohio.
Dr.. NJ Kelly, Of Morgantown, is stop
ping at the Grant House.
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A SPECIAL meeting OF the Board Of
Commissioners will be held on Saturday
night, for the purpose Of receiving the re-
turns from the recent election.
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ADuRERs Of the beautiful should see the
Crayon Portraits OF RobinSon's Gallery.
Mr.. r. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. All who want portraits will do
well 10 give him q call.
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Persons leaving the city for the Summer, OF
any portion Of 1t, may have TIE IHT1ILIGENcE1
sent TO their address for such time Is they de
sire, at the rate Of Is cts. per week. Order
should DO sent In at once.
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QheGtttelliqe
FRIDAY, JULY "a, 1874.

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the temperature
as observed at silvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office:
YEsTERDKY.
sA.N iH. 8P.H. ,7P.N.
Ct So 50 81
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CnEAp.-6O pieces "A Percales, ali late
styles, worth % cents, OF ID cents at
SroNR d THoAEAS.
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THE Wheeling Iron and Nail Works
yesterday declared a stock dividend Of
ten per cent.
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AT sEvRN CRNTs.-We have 10000
yards Of Madder Prints yet at 2 cents.
We only sell the choicest late styles, all
new goods, OF 8 cents. None higher.
STONE q THOMAS.
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GREAT reduction in pricesl Big bar
gains In Spring and Summer Dress Goods
am determined to close out my entire
stock. Call soon OF
HENRY RoEMRR's.
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HENRY RoRMRR 10 selling out his en-.
tire stock Of Dress Goods ct 0 great sacri.
fee. Ladies should avail themselves Of
this chance and secure good bargainI.
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PIcN1o.-The Chspline Street and Zane
Street NJ. E. Sabbath Schools yesterday
went to Cresaps Grove on the steamer
Iron Valley, on picnic excursion.
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SPANISH Grass Cloth suiting sold for
20 and 80 cents, reduced to l2f and 10
cents 10 close out. HENRY RoRMRR
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LOWER STILI.-Black Silks and AL
pacas, bought at q great slaughter, will be
sold at wonderfully low prices.
.E STONE q THoNAa.
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Hos1ERY-1O0 dozen Ladies' Hose just
received. The best bargains ever seen
anywhere. STONE s. THOMAS.
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GooDs RETA11ED AT WHOLESALE
PRICES FOR CAsH.-Hereafter we will sell
all goods by the yard or piece at the
closest wholesale rates. Ali sales cash
sharp. 'gT STONE & THOMAS.
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1000 pieces Of best CoCheco Prints for
8 cents per yard, Just opened BY
j. W. FRRRBL.
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FRUIT JARS, Jelly Glasses and Sealing
Wax at J.FRIRDRI 8 Co.'S,
11A0 Main Rtreet
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TEE train due here at 0 A. N. on the B.
6 o. Road was three hours late yesterday.
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REMNANTS Of Dress Goods at half their
cost. HENRY RoEMRR.
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WIDE French Cambria Chintz sold for
90 cents, reduced 10 12f and IS cents.
HENRY RoRlFKR,
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DR.. LonRdon devotes special attention to all
those aAANH AND oBsTtHATE MALADrEs which
ma common practice has dli0ayI failed 10 cure
ma ILw MONTHS than the ordinary phySician
The most hopeless invalid need not despaIr
Others % bad g you have been cured and are
DR.. Longdon 10 Of liberty To refer 10 hundnedu
Of the beat citizens Of Wheeling who viii teStiiv
70 his skill, many Of whom would b. in thelr
graves to-day bat for his treatment. ''''''
Fees for consultation, examination .dv,.o
and treatment within the reach OF ali, 'N'
Medicine for all diseases BY mail And crn-o,.
70 al parts Of tho country. '''''
NoFE-Dr. LonRdon's ONCE and residence ara
1tsNo. 1909 EoG street (old 6th), opposite the
Cathedral. ieb-eod
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SAN FRANCISCO.


BAN Francisco, July 2S.-The ladies
have commenced TO circulate petitions
tor local option election in this city.
About thirty are engaged in the work.
sAILRD.
The Granada sailed Tor Panama TODAY
With 142 passengers and 1,720 tons Of
freight.
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JEALOUSY.
A Bridgeport otheIlo Uses His Lit.
lie Razor. I,

lie RAZOR. ll
John Kingree, an Anglo.Alrlcan, In
years gone by lived the life Of q Benedict
in the quiet village Of New Market, shen'
andoah county, Virginia He had there
wooed and won the dusky daughter Of o
wealthy white man named Thomas
Kroie, one Of the F. F. VS.. 1t might be
well to mention that Mrs. Kingree'I
mother was q colored woman. How
ever, John enjoyed with his cara sposa Q
life Of unalloyea hSppineaS, quietly
repoSing under his own vine andthg tree
and Whlstling dull care down the wind
All went well until in an unhappy mo-
ment John heard Of Bridgeport, and benz
on amassing q fortune, cried Westward
ho! and folding his tent, If he had any
took railroad car, as the Arabs do, and
noisily stole away with his vile. Thai
was four years ago. In the rush and
whirl Of Bridgeport life Mrs. Kingree for
got the TACT that there was but one mar
who had q legal and moral claim upor
her, and met In the metropolis n
HANDSoMRR MAN:
The handsomer man Is known In Airi
can circles as John Hughes, cousin O.
the husband Of Mrs. Kingree, and an I'M
married man. Kingree had frequently
met his cousin upon the Rialto, prone
nading with Mrs. Kingree, and even Thu
goSsips Of the neighborhood began t
shake their heads and insinuAte owe
their tea. As soon as the green-eyed
monster took possession Of the husband
lagos began to cheer him by pouring in
TO his willing ear insinuations against TIL
virtue Of his wife. Othello then, unlikI
the meek and great Tilton, resolved Il
"put head" on Hughes If he didn't i'm
mediately cease admlriDg his wife. HI
met him, as he informs US, and told hin
il he ever spoke TO Mrs. Kingree again hi
would give him good "chunking,'
What dreadful fate Is concealed
in tho word quoted above an in
telligent public can only infer; bu
suffice 1t to say that Hughes for tint
did not tell his love, but let concealmen
like worm, etc.
Some days ago Mrs. Francis Cox, {
highly-colored feminine, and q sister o
hughes, contracted some Of the ills which
all flesh, colored included, is heir to, snC
was confined to her bed by sickness
Then did the charity Of Mrs. Kingre'
make itself known, for that good lady
took charge Of the sick woman, anC
sIaid with her every night. Cas-
sio was there, and he con-
sidered 1t his duty to cit up with Des
demona and discuss the Beecher. Tiltor
affair, and other entertaining and interest
ing topics OF the day. Othello, in the
meanwhile, sharpened his razor and en-
lightened the country by means Of the
Associated Press dispatches with choice
morsels of Uninterrupted correspondence be-
tween Mrs. Tilton KiDgree and Henry
Ward Hughes.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE.


AAAeNA40ANaa
LoUBvI1IE, July 23.-EAstern Ken
lucky mails tonight bring accounts Of
several terrible tragedies. Last Sunday a
Mrs. Stevens met woman oil easy virtue
named Evaline Hubbard In the fields, In
Montgomery county, and attacked her
with Q Ratchet, splitting her skull and
killing her instantly. She suspected the
woman Of too great an intimacy with her
husband.
In BreAthitt county, o few days since
Jerry Little attacked two brothers named
Jet, killing Curtis Jet and severely
wounding Hiram. Little himself was shoI
several times. The Jets are sons Of ont
Of the most prominent citizens Of the
county, and the difficulty arose from .
family ieud.
In Morgan county, Wednesday, John
Oakley Bhot and killed Wesley Richard
son and severely wounded q man named
George with stray shoL In the same
row several other parties were badly beat
en- with clubs and stones.
DOUBLE HOMICIDE.
1oEBvr1LE, July 23.-Iniofmatlon has
iust been received here Of q double homi
eide In this county last night. A mar
named Clark was chopping wood al
Worthington, o small town twelve miles
from this city, when two men, named
Lanston and Belsh, suddenly attacked
him. Lanston drew q pistol, and Clark
struck him with his axe, killing him in
SANITY. Then Selling Lanston's pistol, he
beat BelSh over the head with Il, crushing
10 his skull and iDhicting fatal wounds,
BE was arrested and taken before o mag.
iStrata and acquitted on the ground oil sell.
defence. There was an old grudge be.
tween the parties.