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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
Reliable Testimony.

1t cannot be reasonably supposed that when a
person testifies to the efficacy Of remedy whose
benefits he has experienced, without solicitation,
that he does so for the purpose of misleading the
public, from any other motive than that OF graft
tude. 1t is stin unreasonable to suppose that
eminent physicians would corroborate the evidence
thus given unless they persuaded OF its truth
The proprietors of Hostetters Stomach Bitters are
constantly in the receipt Of voluntary testimonials
acknowledging the curative and preventive potency
Of this Oeniheent tonic and corrective elnanating
not only from those who have felt its influence,
but also from wei known members Of the medical
profession, both here and abroad, who have wit
messed its effects and prescribed il in their private
practice. In-the face Of such evidence as this to
which the widest publicity has repeatedly been
given, il would be absurd toquesfion the medicinal
virtues of the Btte-s Skepticism upon this pg5irt
was long ago disarmed, and they are today rs
much respected and far more widely know than
many Of the Official remedies which figure con-
spicu0usly in the pharmacopRia. They are uni
versaIly recognized to be the supreme remedy for
intermittent aud 7emittent fevers dysptsi = liver
complaints general debility, disorders saie bowels
and nervousness, as well as means of fortifying
the system against malarious influences and those
which operate injuriously upon the sensitive
organs. Whether used a remedy for actual dis
ease rs mems Of building up the broken down
physique or Of fastening conT absence they are
never resOrted to in vain, aud they often restore
complete health when prescribed remedies cannot
even Initials its recovery.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
CHICAGO.
a Shocking Murder.

CHICAGO. Jan. %. - A shocking
murder was committed Tonight on
West Madison Street near ANA.
Christoi her Malone stahbing James
kegan, INJECTING wounds wh;clfprov-
ed fatal il, a few minutes. 1t seems
that the murdered man had his peck
et.book stolen, and friend of Ma
lone was. among others. arrested on
suspicion Of being the thief. This
evening Malone and kegan met at q
saloon on Madison Street near Ca
Eal, got into quarrel over the mat
ter, aud finally Kegan struck Malone
with q mason trowei. which he had
in his hand, when the latter drew a
pocket knife, and with one lunge
made 4 fearful cut. The wounded
man was taken to drug store. All
efforts TO stop the flow OF blood were
unavaiIing- and he died in few min
utes- Later in the evening the muir
dcrer was arrested hy the police and
confined in a station house Ma
lone's father resides in King Street,
New YORK
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
etSfaKRH In

The way of the trangressor is hard, and
men that daily guzzle themselves with
tangle-foot whisky have She best right to
know it. A few days since, we were
forcibly struck with the maneuvers that
an intoxicated fellow went through
lie was pretty drunk-both his head and
his feet: and the latter especially was con
siderdBIy '.tangled''-and the whole OBJ
iect Of his mind seemed bent on making
crossing to the opposite side Of the
street. He would draw himself up, then
with a slight shrug-of the shoulders, as
if questioning himself whether he could
make a successful and happy landing,
he put on steam, blew his whistle and
started. The first step Of two he took,
he seemed to be rapidly changed around
by some mysterious power and began
in a wild and authoritative manner to
clutch at unseen things in the air that
seemed to haunt his mind If it had
been a summers day, we'd at once
marked itsdown as being snairs, but as
it wasn't, we won't say what it was.
- essS IL "a SiiiptlA easSSCa e1i41
an eagerness to make trans
portation to some other port as quick as
possible. So he steadied himself pretty
well by first balancing on one leg and
then the other, with an occasional pen
motion of the body, and fl
nally he started off in swift manner
seemed determined to occupy both sides
IF the street, when, on coming to the
with considerable steam and
but little time to blow on brakes, he ran
off the track alongside an old frame
house, striking his head against a barrel |
knocking the slaves in, and taking off |
4 good size chunk Of his nose, where we
eft him laid up for repairs.
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The Devil!

The derH at this Office is in great grief!
Every now and then he roars out for "a
copy"-''a eoPyn And to the fact that
that 'sbilP' is pretty hard to fill at this
time, we cannot comply with his request,
and if lie don't show an activity in put
ting distance between us, himself and
the door, as fast as his legs can carry
him, we are afraid that we win be forced
to cali upon some of our dezi3lq1ls2lt sub
scribers TO defray his funeral expenses
as he will catch the devil.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
ESnDerior RrnoIns-

We call the special attention of our
readers to an excellent quality of brooms
just received by Messrs. Brown, Gro
web & 90 form the AIaryvilIe Broom
Company, the most popular establish
ment of the kind IN the State. These
brooms take the lead over any other ever
broughtto Morristown, and those who
desire a-eleafst7ept beuse and broom
that is substantial and TysH do good ser
vice, cali upon the above firm, who ere
the sole agents for the sale of them.
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AmusaroeDt

The Young ladies and gentleman of
the Baptist church who contemplate an
entertainment, consisting of charades,
,tableaux, etc, for the benefit of the
church, are nightly rehearsing and max
ing rapid progress. When the proper
time comes we hope to see a full. turn
out of our people, for the occasions
promises to be a pleasant one nd worth
the Patronage of anybody's money.
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ssFrOze Fast"

On Saturday morning last an unknown
man was found, on Cumberland street,
sitting against a small stable, in the
mud, very drunk, and froze fast to the
ground, The rays Of the morning sun
beamed "o'er the scene for a short
time, when he was taken up and con
Reyed to the calaboose.
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rr.rr rnmnrnmise.

he-asdetattgaJJe Col John Burts made
n compromise with the street commits
sioners last week, which seemed to meet
thefFr hearty approval, and the happy
John done the "bossing'' while they
done the work. We understand there
was piadle-BaaE appointed, with good
pay for his service, to keep watch over
the whole 20 E-e
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Price of a sSnooze."

The Morristown chap who took a quiet
''snooze" in church Sunday night, is now
going about the streets doubled up like
a shoe knife, with q bit of red flannel
tied around his neck. The first thing he
knows he win be pocketihg some apoth-
ccariy shop to lid himself of that blast
ed 65Edi
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" We call special attehtion Of

~ We call special attention or
our readers to the prospectus ION
this page) of SATURDAY NIGHT.
one Of the best and ab est literary
papers published in the United
States. Subscription price, So 90
per anpnm, Address, DAVIS &
ELvEgsoN, Philadelphia, Pa.
New ORLEANS. Jan. 25.-The
steamer City Of Quincy" sunk at
Chatard Thursday night, will proba>
bly, be raised. as the river is falling
rapidly. She ran into The bank with
a full head of steam, in the fog. She
had q full trip. but no freight that
will be damaged except in the hold.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
The Dog War.

The corporate authorities at Nashville
have waged deadly war against The ca
nine tribe Of that CITY The ''dog com
missioner" reports about so in custody,
'undeTstieat sentence, and if not called
for by proper owners that they will be
'trahsmogrified into dQg meat. A lucky
time il is for the sausage-makers of that
city.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
More Reading Matter.

We furnish about four columns adj
fditiOnal reading matter in this weeks
gazette, and intend in the future it
shall not lack for quantity or quality Of
reading matter to digest the minds of
its readers. We expect to be supplied
with weekly Nashville letters at an ear
1y day, giving accurate proceedings of
rthe Legislature Send along two doh
lars for the GAZETTE one year. We pre-
pay tile postage.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27

The young man that was going down
the street the other evening with ms
} aaAsIid across his heart, must in all
probability be affected with the heart
cisease We would recommend DR..
Hearts celebrated Hearts Relief" as
an antidote.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
MARRIED.

S.AMSON-WOOD.-At Clinch-
dale. near Beans Station. Granger
county, on the 18th inst, Ivy III. G.
Hilton. Esq. Mr. WILLIAM SAMSON,
OF Hambleh county, to MISS MALIssA
WO9D, of Granger county. No
cards.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
Went for Tben1.

We learn that an unknown party on
Friday night last entered Henry Walk
er's barber shop, without Just cause or
prov0cation'' and appropriated razors,
scissors, etc, and then vamosed the
rancho, leaving in their tracks nothing
but the wrath of the irritated Henry.
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q rrovolo,,sa ~ =

The prevalence of colds and
cougfssthis. winter seems to be some
thing unusual, and very few are, es-
Gaping attacks. The complaint seems
to be as general among the people
as the epizootic was among the
horses two years ago. Great care
should be taken, and the disc ase
shonld be overcome as speedily as
possible. A~few dosesof SympRyx
will generally do Aiisn 9aaHI
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
Modest

The editors of the Jonesboro' Herald
and Tribune take a modest method to
get their railroad pass renewed.
Jonesb0ro' will have another Demo-
cratic paper this week. We see also
that Greeneville is Threatened with an
other paper of some kind
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27

cold Prob" has been correct in some
things, and now VIII he. please tell the
good meat-Drihg people Of Morristown
how long they shall suffer until they can
be supplied with good quality Of fresh,
tender beef. ...ETtes
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
Hog Cholera.

Hog cholera, or some other disease, is
causing the death of the street hogs in
our town If they would go outside Of
the corporation to die, their death would
he public blessing; but the stencil in
one or two places is not very pleasant.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
pREsBYTERL4v CHURCH

There will be regular service in the
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath, at
the uRual hour 4
Sunday School at a. m. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening, All
are invited.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
" q CHURCH. SOUTH

Preaching every Sunday at 1890, A.
n. and 6 o'clock P. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
Geo. ID. French. Sunday-school at 8
o'clock, A.. n Regular prayer-meeting
wednesday night. Young mems prayer
meeting Saturday night. Seats free.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following is list of arrivals
from Tuesday January 10 to Monday
January p, at the
TURLEY HOUSE.

from L ucStidb - dLudTS y 10 MONDAY
January p, at the
TURLEY HOUSE.
Henry Helms. Leadvale; VIM. III.
Kirkpatrick, VIM. Jarnagin, city
Geo. Lipps. r. r.; Jno Patterson.
Knoxville; d. Stoves, f. T., Y. & G..
r. r.; = Richardson, county; JAS.
?. Evans. city; Judge Barton. coun.
"; r. L. Crouch, Knoxville; L.
Lipps. f. r., Va. & Ga. r. r r.
j. Wilson. Rockford: w ID. Stoves,
R. r.; Rs Tidwell. Beans Station !;
Col. II. &. Gillespie, r. 5. Crawford.
Geo. McTeer, Knoxville; w p.
WEIGH, Wanesville. n. c.; j. p
STEELE. Baltimore, Md. w. ID. Stoves.
r. r.; j. l.. Cole. White Pine;
Wm. Nj. Baxter, Knoxville; Col.
Jas. Victoria Fulkerson. Washington
d. c.; w. H. Fry. Baltimore, Md.
r. A. Branner, Messy Creek; VIM.
II Kirkpatrick, city; Col. IL C.
Gillespie. Knoxville; Samuel Huff
city 4. Hull. ST. Louis. Mo
Col II. @. Gillespie. Kpoxville; G..
r. MrNabb, icXa5; John Patterson.
Knoxville.
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Brown, Crowell & Co. are selling
Wrapping Paper, Irvine. Envelopes, and
many other things at wholesale prices
also Shoemaker's Findings, Silk Ma
chine Twist, &c. l4l-2t.
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Municipal Election in Knoxville.

The late election resulted in the re
election Of Peter Staub, Mayor, by a
majority of 176 over Col. J. w Gaut.
It is a compliment to Mr.. Staub's ener-
getic management of the city, as Col.
Cant is one OF Knoxville's most worthy
ciiizens
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BAPTIST CHURCH.

There will be preaching in the Baptist
Church every Sabbath at 1890, A. n,
and O, P. NJ, by the Pastor, Rev. .. Z.
Pope
Sabbath School at 0, A. NJ, and weekly
Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings.
"Whosoevcr will, let him come. y
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citizens.

Strike while the iron is hot! Brown,
CrOwell & Co. have made another re-
duction in tile price Of Iron. Their as
sortment is complete. .. L4I-2t-
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All persons indebted to the firm of
McCrary s. Harrison are notified to call
at once and square their accounts The
late death Of one of the firm and the
close of the year renders a settlement
with all absolutely necessary.
MCCRARY & HARRISON.
Doc % 1874
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ABfa1i in Ruins lone of the sad.
dest spectacles in the world is a human
being shattered and broken down by
the use of ardent spirits. But the dam
ages NAV I've repaired, the ruin restored
to perfect soundness, by a course of that
most powerful of all inyigorants,,e Dr.
WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs Beware
of those ''tonics" Of which rum is an ele-
1nents They agepsvstes disease and pro-
mote decay D4w
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27

AS Whooping Cough is prevailing
among the children to IA great extent over
the county,, we would advise our read
crs of the Importance of having a relia-
bic remedyFin the house to relieve their
suffering from this fearful disease. We
know of no better medicine than Sym
phyx. Everyone speaks of its wonder
full effects. 1t is also recommended for
Coughs and Group. Forewarned is fore
armed
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27

Tho American Sardine Co.'s Boneless Sardines
are much better and less than half the cost Of
imp5rted sa rdines.e Sly e.
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j. ]. YOuNG.S.
AT KN OK VIII

a X n o Y V L E,
New Dry Goods House. is worth
all the time it will cost you to see
it, and the low price offered on all
ines of Goods
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The Morristown Gazet1e.

= c., &C. & C. II. r. Il
Daily Freight and Passenger Trains--sundnys
excepted.
Arrive at Morr1stovTni s;l5 a M Deparf 2;20 p. m
ArrfYe II Wolf Creek, 65OVp N, Depart 500 g. m,
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Wholesale Prices.
Monnrarowx, December 20, 1874
-
ATLANTA MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY II. T. cox & Co. y,
WHOLESALE PTsoDUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. %, 1873.

ATLANTA, I'd, Jal.-So 1o4os
DEAR SR-We give you below prices
current in our market to-day, and would
respectfully solicit your eonsignments,
which shall always have our best atten.
ton We quote
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The LAMAR HOUSE
JOHN sCHEBF. Proprietor.

JUN olHEhF, PrOpFIeC0r.s
Southwest corner Gay and Cum
berland Sts.. in the business centre
of the city.
My aim will be to keep in the fu-
tuFe what Knoxville has long need
ed,
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Itshas the advantages9xer-all other
hotels in the city in regard to loca
ton, being situated
In the Business Centre of the City.
The interior of the Lamar House
is being refnrnished and refitted
throughout. Good Beds. an excel
lent Table and attentive servants,
await the traveller. -
Terms will be reasonable and the
Public is invited teggive the heHse,
under the new management. q trial. z
JOHN SeHERF. Proprietor.
WIN ii. IsIELAIp. Clerk
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LIST OF GIFTS.
NUABEB or TICKETS, 100000.
PRICE OF TTCKEqls.

!. %
Elghths or each Coupon. .................... 80
Ok 4lcAsts 4or $1,000 ---------.-- 100 90
The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia and the
Circuit Court Of Orange Co., proposes by a Grand
Gift Concert to establish and eTdQw . Home for
the Old, 1nlrTn, ana Eestittte Ladies of Virginia.
e Montpelier, the former residence of President
James Madison.
GoFEREoR's oFFEcE, ,RICHsfoSp, JaIy 3. 1874.
1t aifords me pleasure TO say that am well ac-
Gna1nsed With large majority Of the officers Of the
MonfISener Female Humane Association who re-
side IA the vicinity Of my home. and attest their
intelligence and their worth and high reputation
as gentlemen, well as the pahlic confidence, in
huencs and substantial means Literally represent
ed among them- JAMES J.. KE3TPER
Governor Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va ,5uIys. IsTE% eora.
mend them as geuts7of honor and infepefsv and
fully entitled To heeon6dence Of tile aifs5isu
II. W Hp G1dKss ~. s. Judge Eastan Dist Of va.
Furtiisr references by permission: His Rx-
cellency Gilbert G. Walker, Ex-Governor OF Va.
Hon. Robt- E Nithers, Lieut-efoy. OF Va ala u s
senator eject Senator's and Members Of Congress
from Va.
ReInittances for tickets may be made By expreSs
PREPAID, posE-oi1ce noney-order on Nashinqtf,n
u. c. or BY registered letter.
FOR fuli particulars, testimonials etc send r.
circular. Address. Hon. JAMES BARROTTR
pREs'T ~ F. H. A., AIKxAsDRT. Va
Reliable agents wanted everywhere. n44-4w
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 16, 1875.
122c good ordinary 1lc Net receipts, SlI baes gross
Ids. Sales, $50. Stock, 1914 80
Cotton quiet midding l2ZGc lsc low miadlins iaIsc
wise 1875. Sales, $50 Stock, 2,5ee.
SAVANNAH Sept 16 1878
ordinary M s2G saSs Ss s se'gs gs 4s bales Exports coast
Galveston lines are down, owing to hurricane thero
todayl
Cotton quet middling, 12sl low middlng. l2Sc good
ordinary nominal Net receipts, eS3 bales Sales, 500
''O'N' WILMINGTON, N, G., Sept le, 1873,
Spirits turpentne at 29Isc Rosn firm; strained, 81 80.
Tar steady 81 4o - -
Flour steady sales of 600 bbls SO for No spring
eSsn 4 old s d. 'Ss Sd Sew 81 M old S
n SS II IN 4G @aEs GSn cs S me & 4 r B%
ss5 unboed per Mfeed shorts, $29 shipstufs
corn and rye S barley $50 20 New ,Ss os0 HSTE 0qSy
Canal shpments623 900 feet lumber.
Lako recepts-Flour 27eo bbs; wheat 5000 bushels;
corn $4,000 do oats 10000 do Railroad receipts-Flour,
$500 o aSs ae Rao%d SSSI 5 Hsai
$500 bbs wheat, l4OgV bushels corn 10000 do oats,
wacF-Wheat 2o63 bushels; corn 10000 To interior
New York Flour hrm 800 bbls sold unchang ged
WhS9; " nSs n9e Sd and S entirely @ Nominal G9TG qps sales
TO arrive at CSC Oats rye and barley neglected and nom
I Iac M shwnes ' no%nay s ii ls i's SEEDS SSi dull
sales Of 800 bushels timothy at 81 80 SO.
TOLEDO, Sept. 16 1878.
Flour dull and nominal Wheat lower closing steady;
No. white Wabash, 81 80; No. do, 81 No
Michigan 81 20; amber Michigan, ST 2sl$; September
81 20; October, 81 80; November 81 32M old 81 351s
No do, 81 on; old No. red winter, S1 S5 No red
81 II; rejected, e2c. Corn firm and fair demand; high
mixed 6Jc October 651sc; all the year, soc low mixed
631sc grade 6l1sc damaged 56c Oats firm and fair
demand; No 2 43c white, 47c Michigan, 42c. rejected
wheat 900 do 5000 do Shipments for two
daysl000 6bls hour 1000 bushels wheat, 10000 do.
corn, 10000 do oats.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16, 1875. =
Flour dull and nominal Wheat active and lower
tled No spring 81 l9 No. do 81 10 bid spot 81 1914
September 81 1Ox October 81 10 bid all year;
do 81 rejected S9c 9Oc. Corn Irregular fairly active
mixed 6Ol6c 60Ac spot 59c September, 5s56c. bid
October 53c November 504o all the year; rejected 5S
Cats essisr, but V9t Quotsby lower No. 2s a3 pOti
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
POLITICS AND PISTOLS.

TRoUBLoUs TIMES IN LONG ISLAND cITY-AN
ALDERMAN SHOOTS THE ovERsEER OF THR
POOR.
The democracy Of Long Island City are divided into
two factions, known respectively as the 'Noble and
''Graham" wings. Each year both factions have
striven for the mastery, the 'Noble' wing, however,
usually gaining tho asceudency At the late mayoraty
election Joseph Mclaughlin OF the Second ward was
elected Alderman on the ''Noble' ticket He then
strenuousy advocated tho party which had elected
him On the Sth inst Mclaughlin elected delegate
To the County Convention Jamaica by the 'Graham'
Ring No little comment made upon this fact and
Mclaughlin was at once expelled from the ranks Of tho
'Nobeites" Yesterday morning, about half past ono
O'Clock Aldermen Mclaughlin Clavn and I.onnergan
with Oversoer Of tho Poor James MONAGHAN police
Commissioner Rudolph and number OF politicians OF
Long Island City, met at Schwaenburgh's saloon ON
Central avenue, at Huntcr's Point During the even
ing discussion arose between Aldermen Lonergan and
Mclaughlin in reference to the Civil Justiceship o(
Long Island City, made vacant BY the death OF the W =
J. u. Madden. In the course Of very bitter Slsp
troversy Lonnergan gave
DIRECT
TO his opponent The latter resented tho Tar by
striking him in the face with his fist A. thH point
friends OF both parties interfered and sep-zte them
The affair created considerable excitement and partsans
began to declare themselves Overseer of the Poor
James Monaghan espoused the cause OF Lonnergan.
This led to a collision between Monaghan and Nc
Loughln MI Schwalenburgh the proprietor Of tho
saloon anticipating serious conseqences, sent word TO
the police station. In fow moments ehe reserve
force at hand. In the meanwhile Mclaughlin had
left the saloon and had been followed into the street by
Monaghan. The encounter was renewed Monaghan
struck Mclaughlin q powerful blow which fellcd MN
TO the ground The police appeared at this Juncturo
and wero In tho act OF raising Mclaughlin hom tho
sidewalk when he drew revolver and shot Monaghan
The ball entered Monaghan's le thigh nhicting Sc
we're but not dangerous wound Both men were imme-
datey arrested arragned before City Judge Pearse
Neither party desired 10 auier comnlNnt ana both