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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23
iKENosHA COUNTY UITCoURT

No,;o - ca af---7 es EarnE aav
Nolce is hereby gwen pursuant TO the
PROVISIONS or Sec. 20, Clap 66, Rav,sed
= Saw, atot s. sol Wisconsin as amended by sc. 3,
~ ~ %, Laws 1861 thai on Noaaay the
Society OF Kehosha viii aoppv a. ne J doe doe
o. Sa,o Court ioran order to sell the church
pniialhg "oW occupied by SAID Society. with
ne ioV on which the same stands
By order OF the Society I III aaea
2w-48 W. d Aoshf'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23

All persons indebted to the Estate of Gideon
TrEesdell lin bankruptcy are requested to call at
G. Truesdel's old stand at once, and settle their
accounts and save costs. ARTHUR TRUEsDELL,
Assignee for Estate. g. Truesden. Bankrupt. 7w43
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PBO-
VISIONS Oh TIE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
ABE nUP E0TI0yUTrn VI7

Rectifers. s2tO &C
Dealers, retail liquor. ............... 25 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor. ........... 100 90
Dealers IN malt liquors, Wholesaler. so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. ........ 20 %
Dealers in leaf tobacco. ............... 25 90
Retail dealers In leaf tobacco. 500 10
And on sales Of over $1,000, fifty cents for
every dollar in excess OF 81 COO.
D 8lers in manufactured tObacco... 5 GO
of stills. ............ so 90
And for each still Manufactured ... 90 90
Aud for each worm manufactured 80 90
ftobacc0............ 10 90
ofcigars. ............-. 10 90
PUddlers of tobacco, first class (more
than two horses). Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
Peddiers OF tobacco, second class 1.-TWO
nOfSeS) =. ............ 70 W
Peddlers Of tobacco, third class Zone
morse. ....<..... ........... ID ~
Pedders OF tobacco, fourth class ton
foot or public conveyance) ,.... &c 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels. $50. so 20
Brewers of 500 barrels or more.. 10 90
Any person, SO liable, who shall! fail TO
comply with the fureg DING requirements will
be subject to severe penalties.
IS Persons or firms liable to pay any OF the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
I. D. Morris, Dep'y Collector of Internal
Revenue at Racine, Wis, and pay for and
procure the Special-Tax Stamp or Stamps
they need. prior to May / 1874, and WITH
our FURTHER NOTICE For the conve,
nience of taxpayers MIR. Morris will be at
Kenesha april % 81 %, at Bristol Station
April 81, and at Wilmot April %
j. W. DOUGLASS,
2H Commissioner Of Internal Reveaae,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., February Is, 1874.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23

Ladies Collars, Cuffs, Ruffs, Ruches
Neckties &c., at Simmons. lava
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23

@ We publish elsewhere description Of
"Hilps Mafthal. new and practical book
just Issued froA the press which is adapted
to the wants of everybody. The work isa
perfect cyclopedia of social and business
forms used in the every day affair Of life. In
all respects the book is one OF the most at
tractive and valuable ever published. and is
alike useful to old and young men In every
condition of lite. 81 sa] %8 s4 2wk8
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Super Ingram Carpets at Simmons, only au..
thorized agent for Kenosha county. Anal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23

THE CITY ELECTION in Bloomington H., on
Monday was carried by the temperance party by
159 majority signal victory of the Crusade ,,
-Four of the six aldermen elected are anti-liquor
men. n 20 4 ,H0gl
Regardless Of the weather the women of the
Temperance League were out in force and did all
in their power 70 promote the cause oftemperance
they assembled at tie dethodist Church awaiting
the announcement of the result. Ard as the re
sultfrom wards was announced q wild enthusi-
asm prevailed At about II O'Clock the ringing of
the bells announced that Temperance had pre-
vailed and that the labors of the temperance cru
saders had been successful.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
stray WaiG.

Get your Kid gloves at Franks.
The first instalment OF the May whippngs
took place at New Castle this morning.
Ladies underwear made up in handsome styles
at Franks
Heald's sale of Al let's is going on In the South.
side this afternoon.
A heavy vote is being poled in this city at the
Republican nomination election.
Very atti active-the ladies linen and avn suit 5
which Frank, 511 Market street, is making up,
both ia white and in coors.
Copies of the DELAWARE GAZETTE, weekly,
can still be had at this office This weeks mum
Der is OF a superior character.
Ladies need not 20 TO Philadelphia for hoop
skirts and corsets, as they get suited better ut
Franks III prices and In quality.
File It Murrhey have mountains OF good coal
which they are selling at low rates Give them a
call.
Persons are delighted with the cheap aud good
printing which they obtain at the GAzRTTE press
rooms.
Chadwicks fountain ice-cream garden opens
TINS day ior the season, No. 261 West Fourth
street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
The lnyalid-A Pen Picture.

See her palli cOuntenanee. but a short time ago
the picture uf ruddy health the envy ol the school
coined by her schoolmltc1, Tor her lthe t,rm ana
pleasing disposition carried chccriulnes3 into their
ranks. Dlhgent, punctual and exemplary, ubedIent
and graceful at home, she won the hearts of all,
But, alas. we are sOrruwed. lho-c rosy cheeks and
ruddy lips are blanched by cousumpt.oh The
voice once so enchanting in laugh and song l.
feeble husky aud supplantei by hollow cough
let US approach her couch gently and take her
passionless grasp. The hand once so hearty and
plump il emHciIted and shows bony outlines while
the cords and tortuOus veins are plainly mapped
upon the surface. The pulse that bounded with re-
pletIon, CARRYING FlgUr To the whole system, and
mpartlng llfe beauty, VNacIty health and treugt TIA
Is delicate to the touch. The feeble heart cannot
prOpel the thin. scanty blood with force. Must we
lose her while yet i'll her teens? Companions and
friends gather around with words of cheer and CON
ISOLATION, and depart with moistened eyes and silent
steps. Must we lose her? No. there is relief " e
can stay this destroyer Of our happiness and not
suffer the loss OF - bright gem. Something more
is required now than dietary and hygienr ubserN
ance, for nature calls tor all and she shall have
How II allays the irritable cough. improves the
appetite and digestion and lends healthy tingle
through the frame. The blood is enriched, ntrV
Gus force incr easel and the heart bounds with a
the coler Is returning. her voire is getting clearer.
and pleasan words are spoken. The strength til-
tiers yet but is gaining. Let take her out in the
Wal sun shine In short time she will be able
full medicine must be uod blessed. 1t is rc.tori Z
health to our loved one. She is emerging from her
sickness sweeter and uOber than before and nr
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery must have the
credit. 1t has raised her.
). X. EGLAR, druggist. of West Union. o., say.
that Dr. Plerces iolden Mediral Discovery has 81
iected wonderful cure Ct Consumption in hi-
heighbOrhood h ma, l.eullW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

RESPONSIBILITIES CT STREET CAR Con-
DUCToRs. Israel H. Dale, OF Brook lyr,N.Y,
has Just received n Judgment tor s.. go dam
ages against acity railroad company ot the
before named city. the ease ~ briefly al
follows: As the plaintiff wa4 getting on the
car started; he was dragged aiou,c and a car
coming from the opposite direction struck
aud Injured him. lie bc1au suit. The do
te nie ot the company WAS HIS negligence IN
coming 10 that side ot the car. lie recover
ed verdict and tho company appealed.
The New York Supreme Court in general
term, snstaln+ the court beluw, holdinl,
that "it ,he plaiutlil aud his wife were up.
on that side Of the car upon tho invitation Ia
be implied from the conductor stopping the
| car aud opening the door upon that side for
the purpose OF having theu enter II IN tiat
way, then he was not necessarily negligent
In attemnllnR 10 do SO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
A RABID DO0.

SENSATION IN TIKI SIXTH WARD A MAD DOG
BITES SEVERAL OTHER oANINKs-THE RApIp
ANIMALS KILLED.
1esterday morning, great excItemeu; WAS
created ia The neighboi hood OF Seventh aud
Pine streets, by the appearance OF u strange ca
nine, which showed unmistaken symptoms OF
hydrophobia. He loaned at the mouth. snapped
viclously at everything and everybody he Az.
preached, and ssvagely bit i've dogs owned by
parties III this neighbolhood. lie was pursued
by large and excited crowd, until finally on
Seventh street between Pine and Spruce his
earthly career was ended BY pilchiork III The
hands OF detcrinined citizen.
The dogs which We're bitten retired yelpiug
10 their kennels. One of them, belonging to
Mr. John Hamilton, grocery man. took refuge
| IN the eellai, close to the potato blu. Soon MI
IL, desired 10 obtain some potatoes, and being
| cautious man he dared not trust himself with
| the doubtful canine, but procured a pistol aud
shot hiui. The other four were not shot, though
| they ought to be, and it Is stated that the cit
| zens in the neighboIhood, fearful OF their owl
aud their childreu's safety. are resolved to ad
minister doses OF strychnine to The dangerous AMI
| nais, as soon as possible.
great excitement was occasi1ned for awhil,
by the report that little boy named Hartmann
living at No. 623 East Seventh street, had uee,
bitten by one OF the dogs which the mad dog bit
This report was verified, bu. all feelings of un
BUSINESS Oh behalf OF the boy were pllayed whei
1t was found that the bite was u very slight one
and was received before the rabd dog made 1t
appearance In the neighborhood.
The season Is now approaching when rabbi
dogs most prevail, and every precaution shoul
be taken against allowing these dangerous ami
inals to roam at large alter their maiady is dis
covered. They should be promptly killed. On
rabid dog may spread the inferiiou among
hundred Others, and thus endanger the lives an
satisfy OF an entire community. The lives Of
lew worthless ours are as nothing compared L
human safety, and therefore no false feeling Q
humanity should prevent the killing of any doi;
supposed or known to be rabid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

NOMINATION ELEcTIoN.-Th Republican
nomination election for candidates for the
offices OF Sheriff and Coroner Ii in progress,
this afternoon, in this city aud county. The
contest, particularly for the Sheritfalty, ID
being hotly waged, aud each candidate Is
doing his level best to win. Tho tight
among the ShGritaity candidates has been
narrowed down between Hukiil, Martin aud
McMullen, with the chances In favor OF
Hukiil, who Is relieving The united sup.
port of the City Ring. The negroes, how
ever, are suspicious of him, as no will not
faithfully promise 10 appoint negro depu-
lies ia the event of his election.
Tue leading candidate for Coroner is con-
csded 10 10 Mr.. Abner p. Bailey, of this
city. lie has numerous competitors, how
ever, and may still come out of the little
end of the horn. Johu Curry or Benny
Michsuer probably come next TO him,wh hile
| the Others straggie ia line in the rear.
Early TINS morning tue candidates were
| astir, buttonhoiding their friends and dis
| tribuling tick cts among their workers. Each
wore an anxious, troubled look, and no
doabt all, even the defeated ones will be re-
| joiced when the result is doclded.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

POLICE CAsEs.-Tho mas nixon, an inOffsnsivc
color cd man. pressed by poverty. dared TO oppose
the "odorless monopoly" by pursuing his business
oi night scayeneing. lie was arrested by officer
Beruhardt and fined So and costs.
William Taylor, col, was arrested by officer
Niokerson for threatening bodily harm to Henry
Gordon col. lie was required to pay costs aud
give bail IN the sum Of 500 to keep the peace.
The same penalty was imposed On John Boyle,
who was arrested by the same oiUce Tor threaten
ing bodily harm to TO VIM. Kelley.
Officers Chopper and Donovan arrested Joseph
Mag uire. john Stephenson aud James hlaine, tor
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Each was
fined 81 and costs, and held to Dail III the sum OF
$500 to keep The peace
Since our last report, two eases Of drunkenness
have been disposed Of, ut fifty cents and costs
esch.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

AMUSEMENT NOTES by advertisement else
where it will be seen that two performances oi
"Burke's Tableaux OF Erin will be given at the
Grand Opera House, on Friday and Saturday
evenings next, for the benefit OF ST. Peters Or
phan Asylum. These performances, as those
who Witnessed them last season well know, are
very iiue, and aside from their charitable object
merit large attendance. Consult the adver-
tisemeut elsewhere. for prices and particulars.
Remember that Kelley Il Icons Mnstrels
perform at the Grand Opera House tonight.
Don't fail to be present.
The exhibitions by MacEsoy's Hiberncon, at
the Grand Opera House, Monday aud Tuesday
evenings, will be very line. Ba sure aud see
them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

REGULAR MEETING LAST EvENING-ELECTIoN
EXECUTIVE oFFICERs-vARIous NuIsANcEs
REPORTED.
The Board of Health held regular stated
meeting last evening, President Eckel, in the
chair.
The committees all reported progress upon
all nuisances referred.
Ex-Treasurer Hawkins made the following
report OF the finances for the past year, which
was attended as correct by the finance Com
mittee:
Receipts, sl0o7 "a Expenditures, slO53 ~ i;
Balance ON hand, $3 81. There is due the
Board from different parties, Sol SO. The re-
port was adopted.
The Board then proceeded to nominate and
elect executive officers. For the Eastern Dis-
trct John Lungren was elected by acclama-
ton.
For the Western District, Mr.. Lincoln nomi-
mated John Curry
MIR. Curry received II votes and Mr.. Mich
OILS, z. whereupon Mr. Curry was declared
duly elected,
On motion of Mr.. Thatcher, the members
of the different wards were instructed to visit
and examine into the sanitary condition Of
their districts.
| President Eckel, reported nuisance at Fifth
and Madison streets, which wa3 referred to
the Third Ward committee for abatement.
A nuisance was reported at Front and Ship
ley, next door to Buckingham's grocery store,
caused by an 0vertiowing cesspOOi. Referred
| to tho First Ward Committee and Ordered to
be abated.
Stagnant water was reported in cellars on
Water ST., between King and French The
matter was referred to the Second Ward com
mittee with power to act
A nuisance reported ON Tenth street, be-
tween Walnut and Wilson. 1t was ordered to
be abated BY the Eighth Ward Committee.
A communication was read from persons
living on Carpenter street betweenFOurth and
Fifth and Monroe and Adams Streets which
were reported to be In fiithy condition. Re-
ferred to the street commissioner
On motion of DIR. ShOrtledge, the street com
missioner was instructed to attend the meet
! in2s of the Board as he was required to do by
| virtue of his position.
On motion the Board al johrned,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

HATS, CARS AND STRAW GOODS L. W.
SpringsI, at No. 233 Market street, his old
aud popular stand, respectfully announces
that he has on hand nne, large assortment
OF hats, caps and straw goods, which he Is
selling AZ low as, ani even lower than any
other house In ths city. Having sold out
his fall aud winter stock. his present stock
IL entirely new and fresh, aud comprises al
the latest styles OF hats anu caps. His stock
OF straw goods Is unex xceplionaiiy line,
comprising all the varieties of vsrisgated,
plain, Chin. pearl aud Panama hats. Tho
buying public cannot fail to bs suited at his
esta biishment, snd will have NO officially
la selecting suitable hesdgear from his In
mense stock. Rsmsmbsr his stand Is al
No. 23S Market street, and his prices are
extremely low. l5'3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

A MAN WALES OUT OF A SECOND STORY WIN
DOW --We are informed OF q serious accident
which occurred TO Mr.. Geo. Spaulding, in George
town on Monday eveaing, last. About twelve
o'clock at night, his mother heard a noise IN his
room, and presently she saw him come walking
out. She inquired OF him IT anything was the
matter, not thinking tnat lie was asleep. lie
replied that he WAS going out Tor a few minutes,
and directly aterward walked out of the second
tory window. His leg was broken. aud he was
otherwise injured. DIR. &. y. Richards was i'm
medlately summoned, who reduced the fracture,
and attended 10 his other wounds. = Sedtoyd
Cai1en,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

Three hundred pilgrims who sail to-day for
Lourdes and Rome, Were entertained on Thursday
evening at the st. Navier Union, in New York
ny Tue most distinguished Catholic priests and
laymen OF that city.
The next exhibition OF the PENNSYLVANIA State
Agricultural Society will be held at Easton. he.
ginning on Septt mber 20th and ending GU Octo-
Der ID
Inc pennsylvania Legislature adjourned
The ,he ne at noon yesterday. Senator Cutler OF
htie, was elected Speaker of the Senate. The
democrats voted for Senator Chalfant, of Mon
tour
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

NEW CHESS CLUB.-At y meeting of chess
players, held last evening, at lO7 East Eighth st.,
an organization was effected by the election OF A.
+. Cropper President, aud Il. q. bertolette Sec
retary. The name selected tor the new sssocia-
tiou Is the Wilmington Chess Club OF Whining
ton. Del. Any persons wishing to join the clut
are invited To attend their meeting at the above
named place on Monday evening OF each week
An invitation fioln the Dover Chess Club, Of Do
Yer, Dell TO friendly match by a correspondent,
WAS accepted and the opening move have beer
sent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

STRAWBERRY PICkERs.-The annual im-
migration from the cities Into lower Della.
ware OF stravb berry pckers has commenced.
During tho early part of this week large
numbers have arrived at various points In
Sussex county. The Ssaford Citizen says
that Church street. in Wilmington. is we'll
represented in tieatord ut present. A ragged
dirty, noisy crowd Of boys. ranging from
twelve to fifteen years OF age, are prowling
around through our country. begging and
endsavOring to secure places.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

The President issued proclamation yes
terday, recognizing Elisha Baxter ~ Coy
ernor of Arkansas, and commanding the
Insurgents In that State TO disperse. When
the nows OF the proclamation reached Little
Rock there WAS rejoicing. Men, women
aud children thronged the streets, the stores
we're re-opened, tiags were Hung out and
bands of music played. Hundreds OF the
people also visited Bakers headquarters TO
conRratulate him. ax5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
PUBLIC SALES.
J)U ItI4I( SALE.

the I'D day OF May. ls14 at ii o'clock. A. Nj, al
the Auctl"n Roam OF Joseph h. Miller. Southeast
Delaware.
a Flrtt class Two. story BRICK HOUSE, ka.z.
being No Si Poplar etreet. The maiu 8:.i
building Is l6x3U feet, back builins }xg- IT, !!s
containing rooms with BATH gas. hotand Hd'u
cold water aud heaters all in Omplete order. Lot
u by - feet. Conditions at sale.
Thomas NJ. Oge. Auct'r. JAMES PATTON
rnHyl5 n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
Senator Carpenter and the Rail
lnuls.

MILwAUkIE, Wis, May lj.-Seuator Carpenter
has written letter defending the coust, utionaliiy y
of the recent legislation in that State regulating,
| railroads. lie reviewed ut some length opinions
ia the contrary recently gwen by MIR. EvaIt1. OF
New York, and Judge Curtis, OF Boston and
argues that the question has been verbally decided
III favor of the validity of the law ly the Suprcmc
Court Of the lnitcd States
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
From Palace TO Palace
THE BRITISH ROYAL FAMTLYAND THERus.
SIAN VISITOR.

SIAN VISITOR.
LosDoN, May 25.-The Gar and his party
reached buckingham Palace at noon from Wind .
sor Castle. Immense Icrowds lined the route of
'he procession from Pafdngton station TO the
palace. The Car, Prince of Wales, Gram d
DuEe AlexiF, and the Duke of Edinburgh occu-
ped one Carriage, and Prince Arthur, Princess
oi Wales, and Duchess Of Edinburgh another.
The lattler was checred vehemently, because it
has been understood lately that there was eome
bitterness between her and the Princess of Wales
IN relation to the question of rank.
LONDON, lG-5 80 A. NJ The Duchess CT
sutherland gave gIond ball last night in. homer
oil tho Emperor OF Russia Tho Grand Duke
Alexis and several members of the royal family
Of Great Britain were present Among the
american guests we're Mr.. Moran, charge DAT
aires Of the Cnited Steles, and General Sckles
and lady
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

LECTIoN-rhe New Castle aud French
town Railroad on the lith instant, elected
the following ticket of Directors A. C.Gray,
President; $. NJ. FELTON,, Isaac Hinckley g.
IL. Parser, Robert J. Mercer, William Sell
leas, Samuel Welsh, a. G. Nowland, s.
Harlan, Jr., Jesse Lane, Thomas X eiso
Thomas Donaldson, Enoch Pratt, aud AL
fred Horner, Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

ELECTION OF TRUsTEEs.-At stated meet
ing Of the Board Ct Trustees, Of the Union NJ.
+. Church, held last evening, for the purpose
Of electing Trustees, for 3 years, in place Of
jarvis, Henry toihergill End John w.
Reeve, whose terms expire, they were re- elected
there being no opposition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
The California I2nndlf

"a" FRANCISCO, May lj.-Tneae ~ great
excitement at Los Angeles, in consequence
OF the arrest OF Nasquez. The jail.Is guard
by strong :orce OF men 10 stop tho escape
or lynching of the prisoners. Tho total ap.
preparation tor the capture OF Vasquez aud
his men is Slj, 1000, IS, 900 for the chef
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
THE POST AND The LASH 4
Crime and its Penalties.
BY Telegraph 10 the DAILY Garcttel

NKw CASTLE, May 16-l2.IJ L. NJ
VIM. Mcconnell, white; john Sykes, negro
passed one hour in the pilIory this morning.
Mcconnell bore the punishment with levity and
smiles Sykes preserved stoical bearing, but
appeared 10 suffer severely.
The lash has not yet been applied to any; but
will be to a number this afternoon NJ. +.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

ANNIvERsARY SERMoN.-Rev. Mr.. Outs
has been in charge OF the West Presby terrain
Church just one year, and he will tomorrow
evening. at O'Clock. proach his first ami
versary sermon. All are cordially invited.
The work IN that church has prospered
during the year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 235 Market
street. pecttuly informs his friend and the public
medicines, and that u competent person Is at all
times ready prescribe for such sick call at tha
store and that charge is made ut the regular
price of the medi zines. the price as they would
pay anywhere else: hut that no one is visited ut
heir esidDces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16

STOPPED FOR RsPAIRs.-Tho Franklin
cotton mills, \. T.. corner OF Ninth and
Walnut streets, have been stopped for ID 9
purpose of allowing some necessary repairs
to be made 10 tho engine. Operations Will
he resumed in about Two weeks.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
Sentence OF u N1urderer.

NEW YORK, May 15.-policeman John
Doyle, indicted tor the murder OF his sweet
heart, Mary Iiwler, this morning pleaded
guilty TO murder in the second degree, aud
was sentenced bv Judge Brady to tho State
prison for life.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
LOCAL 1NTELL1oENCE.

Drs. Askew and Porter visit detroit Mich,
on the 9th as delegates to the National Medi-
cal Convention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-16
Homicide near Marion, Md.

CRIsFIELp, Mp, May l5-A man named
II. j. johnson, tn. day, fired at snd Instant
Iy killed George W. Hall. near Marion. Md,
seven miles from this place. The shouting
is said TO have been in self defense. john
aou In at large.