The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-05

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Of u most serious character, he having
been literally 2;semboweled. The
wound extends so2ie ten inches in
length up tho front uf the nbdutneu
and lower purt Of tho stomach, and
from this bis intestiues pro.ruded.
After g"rlng freeman, the matldened
animal rushed ut u white man crosslug
the street, and tossed him iuto the air.
The man came down within reach OF
It's horus. aud WAS again tossed high
into Tho air, falling With violence upon
the ground. The animal rushed nl
the mau to toss him agaiu, but its
head strnck tho ground, and the force
of its attempt threw it completely over.
| and while down IL colored mau named
Frauk Smith secured the animal, while
Oflicer Carloss killed it with an axe.
A EESURRECTIOSIsT ARRESTED. -
| There WAS az uuusu.! cSciteuuus iii
police circles over the Hhiue last night,
caused 10y the arrest of ono Of that
Class Of men known as reSnrrcctioniSts,
or body snatchers. A young man
named George W. Moore, an express
mau, WIS taken in the act of deposit.
ing corpse in the cellar Of the Miami
Medical College. on Twelfth street.
Officers Weber and Grosenbriuk, Of
the Bremen street patrol, observed the
man drive into tho alley which leads
from Plum to Elm street, INN etliately
IN the rear of the College. and throw q
bag, whose contents were but too we'll
known to the officers into cellar
door opening into the alley. They
made IL rush upon the ghoal and sue.
ceeded in securing him, but negro
accompanying him made good his es-
escape. Aided by young man, one
of the officers descended into the cellar
and regained the corpse, placed it
back in the wagon, and bore it and the
prisoner to the Bremen street station
house. This was at half past nine
O'Clock. The nun gave his name as
George W. Brown, and the charge Of
resurrectionist was placed against him.
He said that the body was that of Il
man and had been removed from the
Potter's Field buryiug ground. The
Coroner was sent for aud ut once saiu
II have already held an inquest ou
that body; it is the old man who died
suddenly yesterday and was buried
| OuC VI tAC uuuGEt thhGE . u6
sistnnts opened the bag and recognized
the remains as those of George Hck
man. the old mnn who suddenly died
Of heart disense in his room. on the
corner Of Fourth and Sycamore streets,
Tuesday morning. He was buried in
the Potter's Field in the afternoon,
but was not permitted to remain in
his grave NOR" than few hours.
Cincinnati Gazette.
ARREST. A colored man named
Hope Stnrges or Walker Jones, who
for some time past has been in the EN-
ploy Of W. ID. Mars, Of Calhoun y
Mills, was arrested last week under
warrant issued by Trial Justice Nc.
1ntosh, under charge OF having killed
q man named j. A. DInhum, about
ten miles from Thomson, McDuniy
Comfy. Ga, and being brought be.
fore Trial Justice Hemphlll. WAS
lodged in Jail. From the reports
which had reached Mr.. Mars, and
from various circumstances. his suspi
cions wcro aroused, and he immediate
~ telegraphcd to Gov. Smith, of Geor.
gla. aud received in reply such u de
oo'AP.'oh VI luc purity CuutSel StS leu
to his arrest. When arrested, We
learn that he confessed tho fact o
killing, but alleged that it was done in
self-dufencc. He now awaits requi
sit'on from tho Governor of Georgiu
where he will undergo his trial
AbberiHe B0nner.
ACCIDENTAL SMooTING-.O q
those unfortunate accidents whicl
occur from the careless handling oi
lire arms, happened near Poinaria OIL
Saturday lat. 4 son of Mr.. Ben
Counts, aged fifteen years, together
WITH negro man, started on u rabbit
hunt. The two had scarcely got AVA,
! from he house when the gun held by
} the lad exploded, the couteuts strlkiut
tho negro ill the lead, the top O
Which WAS blown entirely of. Deatl
was immediate. An inquest, held OF
, Sunday. rendered verdict III accord
, anco with tho facts-accideutai shoot
ing. = Nc"be'rY Hera!d