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Tho winte,.uu,, TrIaI.

YANKrON, May 9j.-Iu ,bo win,sr.
mute case Saturday, the princinsi MI.
neSs was an EugllShman. who "pn,a W. ~
being at the meeting and witnessing ne
ahtsy and attempting 10 take tbe re.
voIver out OF General McCOOks hands
alter the first firing, and rushing into Iha
Court House afterwards. That In AZ.
tempting 10 wrest 1t from McUooks hands
the revolver went of and shot Hi,ptsS IN
the hand, and that six months after wards.
10 March last, witness took 4 piece oi
the bullet out Of bis hand with a I4ck
knife. - .H'F 2'I 80.
7 On EoSSexaminatIon witness admitted
that he went 10 work . day or Two
afterwards, and that 10 q few days after.
wards he disappeared suddenly without
telling tho people where he went, and
had since been In Wisconsin until q short
time ago, when one Of defendants Coun.
sci went there and paid bis fare here
and promised 10 pay him ono dollar a
day and expenses. Tho same wltnesI
said that McCook didn't have his hands
up when he came 10 the room after
hting the first shot, contrary to almost
the unbOunded testimony OF the
other witnesses on both sldeS. Tho
foundation was laid on tho croes.
examination TO inpesch the testimony BY
iour well known citizens, to whom il Il
said he showed bic hand after tho shoot.
Ing, and declared Wintermute had ihe
pistol and witness was hurt In trying 10
take 1t away from him. r..
Thus lar tue testimony Of witnesses for
the prosecution and defense hss been yery
conflicting and contradictory 10 many
points in the most important particulars.
Nearly all the evidence TO day was Of q
medical nature. Several physicians tes-
titled as 10 the character OK the wound Of
McCOok, and the condition OF Winter-
mute after the fight in the saloon, The
evidence was conflicting, and but few
clear points made htr. Sweat attempted
to introduce the insanity dodge but was
successfully opposed by hr. Brown. Mr.
sweat gave notice that there would BE- q
little more evidence by the defense, and
The impressIon Is the case will 20 10 the
Jury Friday or Saturday. p'
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NASHVILLE.
A U. 8. DEPUTY MARSHAL SHOT,


NAsnyILLE, May 25.-Deputy U. 8.
Marshal W. 81. Hildreth was shot near
Hillsboro, Coffee Co., Friday, by man
named Thomas Jefferson Saunders, for
whom Hlldreth had capias from the
Federal Court. A true bill had been
found against Saunders by tho grand
jury Of that tribunal for being one OF a
party to an alleged Ku Kulx outrage in
Coffee County. It Is alleged that 5aund.
ers and others first attempted some time
ago to capture man named Coleman.
Failing in this they went to house and
whipped a colored man named Ben Pat.
ton for boarding negro school master,
They were after the school master, but
failing TO capture him they whipped Pat.
ton TOR sheltering and feeding the man
who taught negroes.
The shooting sffray Between Hildreth
and Saunders occurred within q short dis.
taace OF CoIemat's house at / o'clock
Friday afternoon. Saunders and Cole.
man were neighbors to Hildreth
The latter having been deputized
to assist in his capture, had been on
tho look.o for Saunders, who had been
hiding in the bushes for two days pre-.
vious. They had got on Saunders track
and had followed him TO point beyond
Coleman's house. Hildreth having no
weapons with him at the time, insisted
that Coleman should give him his re-.
volver, saying that he would follow up
and keep on Saunders track, while Cole
man went after two shot guns at his
house. Saunders being armed with a
double barrel shot gun, Coleman told Hi.
droth that he would be at o disadvantage
should Saunders offer resistance He
further urged that he should not go for.
ward until the guns were obtained. But
Hildreth being somewhat eager to
not lose sight OF Saunders
went. on. Getting within hear.
ing distance Of Saunders, iHildreth
commanded Saunders to halt, informing
him that he had capias for his arrest,
With, this Saunders shot both loads con.
taincd in his gun at Hildreth, who fired
twice In return. Saunders pressed for.
ward. upon Hildreth, who, finding that
Saunders meant 10 kill him, attempted to
retreat, falling from. mortal wounds q
short distance away. Saunders followed
after him and shot him q third time
Hildreth had hardly fallen to the ground
before Saunders' sisters, appalled, at the
bloody deed, rushed up, 10 Hildreth, one
taking his head in her lap. Both com
menced 10 loudly bewail hia fate, and al
the Same time attempted to assuage hiI
sutferings as best they could. Coleman
arrived here Saturday night and reported
the shooting ol Htldreth to the United
States Marshal. Coleman says Hildrett
cannot recover. Saunders Is not ye
captured, fly 81 i ~ '-j'IAg gTf +
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rhe pnnkn1dh Conferrnnn,

GIRARD, LIS, May 25-Iu the Ma
tional Conference Of Dunksrds to day no
business was transacted except the ap-
pointment oI general committees. Re!
ligtous services were held in church In
the English language and in an adjacent
barn IN the German. About 1000 peo.
pie were 10 attendance. Nearly 1000 ad.
dilional delegates arrived on various
trains today and the conference will 70
into business session tomorrow. Il Is
estimated that there will be 5000 dele.
gates In attendance during the session.
Religious services were held at Ave differ.
ent places in the vicinity at night.
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For the Middle States sud Lower Lake
region, cloudy weather and light rains,
followed by clearing weather on Tuesday
southwest to northwest winds, slight
changes OF temperature and riAing ba-
rometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy and warm weather, with
light 10 fresh variable winds, and no de-
cided change In the barometer.
For the Upper Lake region and The
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, generally
clear weather, with southwest 10 north.
west winds aud stationary or rising ba-
rometer duriog the night. ~
For the Northwest, generally clear and
warmer weather during Tuesday, With
easterly 70 southerly winds and station
sry or falling barometer. 81
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report at any umo. Mr. Parsops movet
70 suspend the rules and pass Hill an
thoriziDg the lease Of the Marine Hosni.
t9l and grounds at Cleveland to the "a
ihorittes OF that city. Negatived. YesI
IElSo, nays-10O, not two, thirds votinG
In the affirmative: - VIZ
MIR. Stanard moved 10 SUSPEND tht
rules and pass the Senate bill to facilitate
the execution OF and to protect certaln
public works Of Improvement at thF
mouth OF the Miastsaippi River. Agreed
Mr.. Dawes, from tho Committee on
Ways and Means, reported a bill TO amend
me existing customs and Internal Rev.
enue laws. Referred 10 the COMMITTEES Of
the Whole, with tho understandlng thai
II VIII 90 taken up tomorrow. Ia +
Mr. Coburn moved to suspend the rules
and to discharge the Committee OF the
Whole from the bill for the gradual fe.
9uctlon Of the army, and to have IL set
down Tor couslderation "a the House on
1. 4 auEsaay next and from day TO day until
1t was disposed Of. Agreed to.
Mr., Maynard, Chairman Of the Com
mlttee on Banking and Currency, report.
cd back tho substitute for the Senate Cur.
rency bill for present consideration after
reading OF the bill. = . = y -
Mr.. Beck moved to suspend the rules
ana lake up Tor consideration tho bill au.
tnorlzing the payment OF one.third Of ali.
me duties on imports with legal tenders OF
National Bank notes instead Of gold.
Inc House refused 10 second tho de.
mand ior The previous question, 70 TO 100,
Mr. Maynard then moved TO suspend
the rules and take. up bis bill for con-.
slderation.. The motion was Lost. NOT two,
thirds 10 tho affirmative.
mr.. Maynard gave notice that he would
call up the bill to morrow,
Mr.. TremSin arose 10 announce the
death OF his colleague, MI. Mellish, and 10
request that the usual and proper action
Ds taken by the House In connection with
that event. BE offered resolutions for the
OF committee Of five TO
superintend the funeral arrangements OF
Mr.. Mellish at four o'clock to morrow. {.
that the remains bc removed 10 Auburn,
Mass in charge CT the sergeant.st.Arm
and attended by the committee, and that
the House do now adjourn.
Remarks appropriate 10 tho occasion
were made BY Measrs. Wood, Kelley,
LAWRENCE, g. +. HOar and Cox.
The resolutions were adopted, and the
Speaker appointed as the COMMITTEES 10
supefintend the funeral Messrs. Smart.
Cog, Clements, Harrie and McGee,
The House then adjourned.
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The Grafton Convention.
MouNpsvILLE, Nav 25lh, 1874,

MouNDsvtLIE, May s5lh, 1s74..
sdI!OrI Of The 1ntellIgcneer:
Alta mass meeting held hero this even.
Ing the following delegates were appoint
cd to the Grafton Convent tlonlyii-Hon.
George Edwards, Hon. d. s. White, John
Miller j, ". Pipes, ]. D. NJ. Williams,
Shepherd McMecheu, Il. W. Fisher, H.
T. Ford, Hon. A. o. Baker, Col. VIM.
Alexander, ]. II. Dlckey, Esq, ]. D.
Ewing, L. T. Gray, @. s. McFsdden,
Thos. Finn.
The meeting was presided over by Hon.
George Edwards.
J.P. WAYMAN, SeSy,
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SHORT talk.

BI JOSH BILLLN0S.
Most every one loves to listen to slan-
der, but thare ant but phew but desplst
the author ov 1t.
What q heartless world this would b.
II thare waz no tears In it .s4..t.
Thare are but phew people here below
that have branes enuff 10 amuze them.
sells.
Wize men are never surprIzed, while
phools arc alwuss wondering Of every.
thing that happens. 3tfFf az
After trim Tor more than forty years L
hav mi own way, l hav finally cum toitht
konklusion 10 split the difference, 80
Yung man yu had better be honest thar
cunning, and 1t IL hard work 10 be both.
The world at large Judge ov US bi our
suckcess.
II ought to kure tho pride oY emmy man
when he re1ekts that thafe amt no one
living but whot owes more to the world
than tho world owes to him.
Without money, without friends, and
without impudenCe, IL about az low down
10 this world az emmy man kan git and
keep vlrtewous.
Beware ov the man who IL alwus reddy
to swop old-friends ior new ones., a.. -
The dog that will phollow everybody,
amt worth kuss.
Thare IL nothing that man IL so Ger.
tain ov az he IL ov what he sees, and yet
thare IL nothing after all that deacesyes
him oitner. Ii0i'l 3if
! know ov meuny people who Amt
happy until they have read the last book
out theze iolkslolten get phull, but sell.
dom get phatt.
To be familiar with every one and pro.
serve yure .respekt, and their esteem, IL
an evidenBeov them remafkabel tal.
ents. 10 .hss @. 81 GAG
The best abuzed woman ov the nine
teenth century IL the average mothGr-in
law. 81 -lG ElClS Nj !
Wize men sometimes bid air kastles,
but tare them to pieces when they gtt,
thru; 1t IL only the phools who bid them
and then undertake TO liv In them.
A klear Conscience, plentylto cat and q
good digestion, arc the best kards in the
pack.
SOuolGCA ISk44o' auu CdlSkuQuyhf kuG
mere triks ov civilizashun, but to observe
them IL the only way | kno ov to protect
ourselvesagai the common herd.
Some folks never git reddy; they are
alwuss behind hand; they will sum ov
them be too late to tend their own
phnnersl.
Whenever yu cum skrost man who
IL telling everybody he meets how long
he hsz wore the pair ov boots he haz got
on, yu kan safely konklude that man IL
filling hiz destiny, and amt good for en-
else mulch.
Kultivate taste ior walking, It Is not
only the original .way.o Citing thru this
world, but there L health and independ-
ance in II, which makes itone ov thelux.
urys ov living.
? The more secrets yu divulge, even to
your best friend, the less7hewill think ov
yu, and the more,hewillthink ov himself.
Ask no'tavors ov emmy man that are not
strikiDgly legitimate.
Ita man IL strikly honest with himself
he is sure to be so towards others.
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Heavy Fire In BuGalo.

BUFFALO, May 25-This morning q
fro was discovered In lour.story build.
Ing, Nos. AZ, 40 and 81 Water street
known as the Vulcan Iron works, oc-
cupied byT D. GUNNER, portable en-.
gine maker; McVicker g. Rosewood
working machinery makers; Newland
Bros, tool manufacturers, and F. A. Kel
son, pattern maker. The building was en-
tirely destroyed. Loss on the building
5000; partially insured. Tho losses
on stock amount to $40 900; insurance
$4,000. The fire is supposed to have
been the work Of an inccndiary,
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not far distant, some one 1hoald frame, q
more appropriate ode for the occasion
than the "Star spangled Banner" unless,
snna's,IS indeed WIZ '! gentle Irony committee i
tor conscience sake, Of "the land of the
tree and the home Of the brave"
& "Woe. unto them that decree unrlght.
eous DEGREES, and that write grievousness
which they have prescribed; to turn
aside, the needy from Judgment, and 10
take away the right from the poor Of my
people, that widows may be their prey,
and that they may rob tho fatherless. -
1sa. (, and 2. OLIVE
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Fl. WAYNE, May 25 The annual re-
union ofthO Fl. Wayne German Sanger
Bund took place to-day. The procession
formed abont s o'clock and after parading
tho principal slrcelsrepslred to the Tur'
1ers Hall. where after dedicstipg splen.
DID tllg made In Milwaukee at cost oil
$500, they were addressed by the, Mayor
and others. At the conclusion the DIFF
ierens societies proceeded to Anthony
Park TO engage 10 The, festivities usual tc
the association. This evening the society
gives agraud ball at Turner's Hall,
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WHAT is known as the "hot dollar
comes on at the rolling mills next mon
day, juno lst By agreement between
the manufacturers hero and at Pitts
burgh an extra dollar per ton Is paid for
boiling, dlripgthe months Of June, July
and August Whether tho mills will run
their forges during the summer does not
yet appear. The demand for nails still
continues fair Tor the season Of the year
and the stocks on hand are light.
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Jury Of Inquest.

NORTHAMPTON, May s5 "A jury Of in
quest into the cause Of the Williamsburgh
reservoir disaster met to day, Cheney
the gate keeper, and his father testi6ed to
the discovery OF leaks long ago. A mem.
Der Of the reservoir company was notified
OF It's condition, but attributed the leak
age TO springs. Nothing was done to
strengthen the reservoir.
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British Settlers and the Queens
RlIihdRY.

RICHMOND, May 25-Brilish settlers in
Virginia to day celebrated Queen Victor.
las birthday by a royal salute, banquet
aud o meeting In the hall OF the House Of
Delegates TO organize on q permanent
base a British Association In Virginia Tor
promoting intercourse, encouragement
and advancement oi Brttons intending TO
make thelt homes In Virginia.
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Lima Begging Factory Burued.-
Losses Of Wheeling Companies.

CncrSsGTr, May 25.-The bagglng
mills At Lima Ohio, were totally de-
stroyed BY fire Saturday. Loss $2O. 600
insured % follows: Citizens and Fire and
Marine Of Wheeling $500; Peabody, ol
same, $3.50; National Of Philadelphia
g 600, Ohio Insurance companies 81 ,000
HIbernian 81 ,eoO, and Allemonla Sl,700
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WASHINGTON.

pEATH OF REPREsESrAT1vE MRLn1su.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The New York
delegation in Congress this morning
agreed that at 3 o'clock today Mr.. Tre.
maine should announce the death OF Rep.
resentaliye Mellish and offer the custom.
ary resolutions Of respect, and that Rep
resen:atiycs Geo. F. Hoar, Kelly, and Fer.
nando Wood follow in brief addresses; ;
also that the funeral take place 10 NOR
row afternoon In the Hall OF the House
ot Representatives. The remains will be
removed to Auburn, Massachusetts,, for
interment
General Butler appeared in his seat to.
day alter several days absence on account
oil sickness, - - =
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NEw- YoRK, May 25.--The steamer
Idaho. previously reported ashore on Fire
Island, got off safely at halfpast four.
her passengers, 4e5 In number, who
landed reached this city by rail-. No
damage was done 10 the steamer. She Is
expected here, in the morning. ......
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MOTION DENIED.

Judge Douohue has denied the motion
ot Paulina Lucca to restrain her former
husband, Baron Won Rhoden from con
testing the decree Of divorce obtained by
her In this State on the ground 0l
adultery, and grants the motion Of Won
Rhoden 10 strike ont the answer Of Lucca
to bis plesdings that he has himself pro,
cured divorce in Berlin for abandon,
mpnt
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San FRAEcHoo, May GA young
woman OF III repute named Alics Ere.
mont, shot hetSelf through the heart last
night In Wayerly Place, She had recently
separated from her husband In thia city,
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TERRE, HAurs, Ind, May 25 "a
young married woman named Maggie
Fore6ack committed suicide by taking
morphine this afternoon. The cruelty Of
her husband was the cause. =
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Member OF PenpgylyanIa Legislature
az Hhht.3a = T. RI O.

LANCASHIRE, Pa, May 25.-Julius Z.
spaman, amember OF the Legislature who
was shot by Wilmer on Saturday, died
this morning at his residence In Washing.
ton, Lancaster county,
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BcsroH, May 25-S. Kit Robinson,
fatally stabbed Annie II. FAlleuer last
evening (both colored). The murderer
was arrested. aIY
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noW oAnsNlAN

Walter ]. Otis, Of Chicago, has been Sc.
lected as bow osrsman for the Harvard
crew In the approaching inter- collegiate
race. Oils Is Secretary Of the Hatvsrd
University Boat Club. ..-
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"A New Legal HolIdav.'

PHILADELPHIA, May 25-Goy. Hart
rant has signed . bill making decoration
day q legal holiday,
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CALLED on THE pRRs1pENr.

The delegates to The Baptist Conven-
tion called at the Executive Mansion this
afternoon and paid thcir respects to the
President.
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COLUMBUS.
81 OO0 pAMAoRs AwAnprp.

COLUMBUS, May 25.-The Common
Pleas Court 10 day decided the suit
brought by John Fitzpatrick against the
Little Miami railroad for SEQ zoo dam.
ages, giving the plaintiff 5000. FnE,
patrick was IN tho employ OF The road
and lost both legs by reason oil his falling
from a moving train. II was claimed by
the plaintiff that the accident was caused
6y his stepping on an uDsound board on
the platform, which threw him under the
Wheels OF the car.
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weather Report.
pRnnARnITIRa

Wan DEFARTHEsT,
oFTIoE or Tm CnIEP SIGNAL OPPioER,
WAsHmaFoA. y. O., Nay 2s-s:O0 ?. 4.
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The first case under the Adsir LIQUOR
law will be tiled TO morrow. A favorable
decision will no doubt open tho way fJr
many similar suits.
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sRLF RXpLANArnnY.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The following
correspondence, which Is sellexplanato
ry, wss based upon the action Of the
members Of tho Board OF Public Works,
held to-day; r.ftt. ~. TgS,
WASHINGTON, May 25, 1874.
To Ms Kzcellsney, O s. Grant, PfOsi,
dent fMs Un,ted States: ID
sn:-In view Of many misrepresenta-
toDs and erroneous statements as to
the correctness oi
BEILE KMDALL TELLs WHAT sHs KNowz
ABOUT Mr.. CANNON.
The House Committee on Elections TO-
day examined Belle Kimball, daughter o.
Elder Kimball, Of the Norman Church.
She testified that Mr. Cannon, delegate, in
Congress, married his fourth wife in 1905
Mr. Cannon at that time SGT out on a com,
btned preaching and wedding trip, &C
companied by his wife No. | and wife
NO. 4. The witness did not know whether
the other wives are living or not. The
object OF the investigation Is to establish
the fact Of palygomy on the part OF MIR,
Cannon. 70 l
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE,

Charles II Thorne, Jr., the actor, has
mysterionsly disappeared. A note was
received from him at the Union Square
Theatre on Saturday afternoon, stating
that he was too III to appear. ltwas sub
sequently reported that he had sailed for
Europe In the steamer Baltic,
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BY TELEGRAPH
AsSoC1ATHp PRESS RHpoRT

..}' tlf-4S-E FEIF'
: By The western Union Line. : - :
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sh.
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COLUMBIA c. MORNING DECEMBER / 1874 VOL X
Soluble Pacific Guano.

t48 Cash, s53 Time. Without Interest.
DACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S COM
POUND ACID PHOSPHATE; 0T'
LINE for composing with cotton seed
So, cash, s3S time, without intercst.
10 accommodate planters, thoy can
order now and have until 1st April to de-
cido whether they will take at time or cash
price. When delivered fr0m factory By car
load, no dra, 70 will DO charged. This
SuAno ls now sO we'll known in all tEe
southern States for it's remarkable effects
as an agency FOR increasing the products of
ahor a- not tD require special recommends
alton from US It's use for nino Years pa 1T
hts established it's character for reliable
excellence. The supplies put into market
this soason are, as heretofore. preparoa
under tho snperiutcndcnce OF DR.. ST.
JULIAN RAVEN Ell. Chemist or the Com
pany, at Charleston, 8. c.. hence planters
may rest assured that it's quality and COM
position is precisely tho same IN that here
tofOre sold. T. N. ROBSON
Agent for South Carolina, Charleston, S. C.
JOHN $. REESE d CO,
:, General Agents, Baltimore.
nov "a tul3
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The murderers Of Chris. Uarris,
near Bethany. Butler County, Ohio,
Sunday night, have confessed. They
are VIM. and Jane Harris, his father
and mother, and Jasper. Samuel and
James Harris, his three brothers. The
family are low, stupid, ignorant. So
wage people. Fighting among them
has been common. They say Christie.
pher committed an indecent offence
Sunday night, and Jasper and his
other brothers took him out to the
wood-pile and killed him for it. The
parties concerned, five in number, are
arrested, and the young girls OF the
Family ere under guard.