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The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20

b THE number of heretofore unknown men
who have been lifted into the United States
Senate by the result of the fall elections is
quite appalling. Either there is great guam
tity of hitherto unrecOgnized merit scattered
about the country, or state legislatures are
becoming very stupid. The last unknown"
is Allen T. Caperton, chosen from West
Virginia. q "''--9- ~ 1
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THE PR ES s.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. go, 1875

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersiened by Stanley L.
Pullen, Editor. All railway. steamboat and hotel
managers viii confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
Journal as we have information that several "bum-
mers'' are seeking courtesits in the name of the
PRESS and we have no disposition to be, even pas
sivey, party to such frauds. ,a ..U ..
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20

IT appears that the recent meeting OF the
English Liberal members of Parliament for
the purpose of selecting leader is bold in
novation, and the first open violation of
precedent established as long ago as 1858. In
fact the meeting did away with the appoint
ment of premier by the Queen, and substi-
tuted therefor his selection by party eau
Gus. The usage has been for the monarch to
select the man who should form the cabinet,
from the party which commanded majority
of the House of Commons. In time the vic
torious party came to put forward three or
four names from which the king made his
choice. Of late but one man, the acknowl-
edged leader of his party, has been pre-
sented, but the choice has in appearances
rested with the king. Now even that thin
disguise has been thrown of, and the party
leaders 60 into caucus and select the premier,
making not the slightest pretense of con-
sulting the royal will. So great an innova-
ton is strongly indicative of the rapid pro-
gress the Republican idea is making in Eng
land ...
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20

We do not read anonymous letters and commune
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily tor publication
but as a guaranty OF good faith. ir
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
neations that are not used .....t.s ...
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FOR SALE.

A LOT Of vacant land, situated on the west side
IA of High, between Pleasant and DanfOrth, SITS.
This let has front of about 81 feet and is about 1874
feet deep, and plans have been drawn by How, for a
block of seven or nine genteel and convenient resi-
dences, and adapted for the same. Enquire OF
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
t4t0 .DH No. Portland Pier,
mar29 From IL to o'clock. P. M.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20

DIR. NEWTON BATEMAN in his Tenth BIZ
ennial Report of Superintendent of Public
Instruction in Illinois, devotes nine pages TO
the Agassiz Memorial, that is the "Teachers,
and Pupils FUND.- part of the Memorial.
The first proposition for such memorial was
made in an appendix to sermon pub
lished by the First Parish in this city; but if
Maine had the honor of suggesting the plan,
other states have had the honor OF carrying
it out. The contributions to the Teachers
and Pupils Fund.- from some of the states
has been as follows.
In Maine 743 persons contributed rs ~ W
In Massachusetts TO- 94 persons contributed Z539 Y.
In New York $3.50 persons contributed '.. 1!06 ~
In Ohio 4 200 persons eOntt ibuted. II4 70
In Missouri 10,975 persons contributed. ~ "
In Illinois 80, $50 persons contributed. 1857 Oh
No wonder DR.. Bateman is gratified at his
success in interesting thirty thousand chill
dren in this noble work, and esteems the ed
ucational influence upon the schools OF the
state worth the expenditure of many times
the scant seven cents per child that was con-
tributed. ... r.+ --l 1910 i'H
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

yNHE well-known Deane property State street
Il containing about 10000 feet of land, with COM
modious dwelling house in good repair, is offered for
SALE The house be seen every Thursday and
Friday from to 8 p. M. .zE gi.- D.,
For terms. etc.. inquire of S. W. ROBINSON, Real
Estate Broker 205 Middle Street, or VIM. II. MORSE,
corner of Pearl and Middle SITS. jal5dtf
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20

NNE half of a double Brick House, ten r"oms
~ Pleasantly situated on Dantortb street. I No oS 90
Possession given October 1st. Enquire oil 81 W. hob-
iSSON. Real Estate Agent, 205 Middle street. ,.s
Portland, Sept. 80, 1874 "i
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REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Iron Works
.- FOR SALE. ".-f.-

TIME Iron Works known as the Portland Machine
Works are offered for sale. This property oe-
cupies about an acre of land on tide water on COM
Machine Shop, Foundry and Pattern Sop. Boiler
Shop and Blacksmith Shop. There Is full compile
ment of Towls,or heavy work and general Machinery
and a large assortment of patterns. 81 ssg
The concern having been long established has a
large and constantly increasing list of customers in
New England, and Canada, and is now running on
full time on orders. more favorable opportunity
for investment is seldom offered For further part-
culars apply to the proprietor at the Works.
: w. ii. FESSENDEN, Proprietor.
:o1o DIFF
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To Let.
To LET

vvyyJREE tiood Tenements to Let One for 800, one
'"' ~'0' w. w. CARR,
daco,dtf 1877 NewburySt
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Wanted.
Wanted,
LOST AND FOUND.
Found.
Money Lost.

A BUNCH OF KEYS which the owner can hayt
"A by calling at this office and paying for the ad
vertisement. ---- feb18d3t
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20

UDERSONS requiring work done please apply to
"Home'' OF w. C. A., No. 16 Spring St., plain
and family sewing, dress-making, copying embroid-
cry and fancy work in woods. &C., &c. oc29tf
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TO LET I!
To Let.

a BOUT February first the Stores and Chambers
n on Union ST., now occupied by Caldwell q
Hodsdon, and Whitney & Thomas. Apply to
ioI1dtf, ST. JOHN SMITH.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20

r OST between First National Bank and store of
IL Bailey s. Noyes, a package of BANK BILLS
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at No. 149
Commercial street. i.a 81. feb16*1w
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To Let.

nFFICE in Casco Bank Building. Apply to
~ VIM. H. CONANT, Treasurer's Office,
Portland g. Rochester Railway, 19I Middle st:
Jazz .. dt1
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20

Are YOU so LanXu1d that any eXtrtIOH re-
ouires more of an effort than you feel capable OF
Then try JURUBEBA, the wonderful tonic
and iuvigoratOr, which acts so benefcially on the
secretiye organs to impart vigor to all the vital
II is no alcoholic appetizer which stimulates for
short time only to let the sufferer fall to low:r
depth of misery, but it is etabe tonic acting di-
rectly on the liver and spleen.
II regulates the Bowels, quiets the nerves,
and gives such healthy tone to the whole system as
to soSu make the invalid feel like new person.
lbs oueratiOn il not violent, but is charac-
terzed BY great gentleness the patient experiences
NO sudden change, marked results. but gradually
his troubles
i '.Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away
This is no new and untried discovery, but has
been long used with wonderful remedial results and
is pronounced by the highest medical authorities,
athe most powerful tonic and Alternative known.
For sale by GEO. c. GOODWIN s. CO., Boston, Mass.
rVi 0 - feh13t4W
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20
TO LET.
To Lease.

To Lease.
LOT of land situated on Little Cheabeague Is
n land, consisting OF about 35 arTes. Is a very
desirable location for hotel cuts 10 tons Of hay and
well adapted to farming purposes. There are sit
uated on said land three wooden buildings which
could easily be converted into restaurants etc. Be-
ing located on of the most beautiful islands in
Casce Bay and great for pleasure seekers in
summer, the above offers special facilities water
ing place. For further particulars apply c. T. IN
GRAHAM. 18 Commercial Wharf. ia12*6w
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A GENTS. Chang Chang sells at sight. Neces-
A sary as SOAP Goods free. Chang Chang Mfe
Co., Boston. febl6f4w
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BOARD.

BOARDING at 223t CUMBERLAND ST., corner
ID Wilmot, Also table board. oc5
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To Let.
nN CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF, the large story
~ building at lower end, and large building near
the head of this wharf, either suitable for Fish Pack
ing business, having large dock room. VIII be let by
the year or for piece Storage Also two new Stores
near Commercial ST., suitable for Grocery, or Dry
Fish business.
Apply to
JOHN W. DYER,
No. 157 Commercial Street
faa7 80 ~ ~ d1m*
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20

I'D EE SAMPLE 10 Agents. Ladies Com
L hLI II binatiOm Needle Book. with Chro-
mos. Send stamp. P. GLUcK, New Bedford
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-20
TO LET.

To Let. ~--c(
CTORE No. 1873 in Woodman Block now occupied
- bv r. M. Jordan & co. This store is finished
with all modern improvements and is well calculat-
ed for almost any kind of business. Possession given
first of March. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber GEO. W. WOODMAN. feb3tf
, 1875-08-20
a LIVELY TIME IN BROOKLYN.
Neg tuFk Ep<ni,a7 }4uf i,,r II

In Brooklyn. at o'clock last evening, ~ OF
tcer Wcs4erman. OF the Mounted Pollce, was
riding alo1g uoton street he saw = great crowd
assembled Ia the vAoaps lot formed by Fourth
aud Fifth avenues aud SAcks,t and Union streets.
lie found that RUG Asl heen formed and that
n prize-l!sAs MAS In progress between two mon
whom hc recognized ~ Patrick Eunis aud John
Carroll, notorious South Brooklyn rufhaus.
The officer Immediately charg Cd Into The ring
nod tue ps'nclpsla a~d. Enna rsn to = shauty
on sacXstt stEsot. where be was pursued and ca D.
tufed BY otlicet Wssssrman. Tue latter de!y.
cred him to tat3olman Owens, by whom he Vas
tAken TO tho berEen Street. Police Station. Wes-
sermAn then gave ohAse to Carroll, who wAS run
Mug 2iouR Douglass atraet.
Ihs fugitive. upon reaching Douglass stseet
rau down into sunkea lot and plunged into
largo pond Of water, whete he oudoayored t.
oouceA htmself oy swimming out among tue
reeds. Unable 20 tRdaco Carroll to CONS ashore
by threatening him. the otaoAr Jumped into II,
old Bk!n, nua, ~ me4na OF polo, propei'ed It
towards tue spot ~hsse tho man lay conoe sled
smonR the resos aud wsteFRrass. Al he nsared
tha p!Acs Carroll AVIAN out from hls hiding place.
Helzed Tho boat and mAds violent effort to
upset II.
Meanwhile = lkrqa crowd Of patsops living Ia
tha ues8hootins elant.sa had ssaemblAd on the
bauks Of the pou4. FLey tsR4n 10 throw atouos
IT tue onicer. and uttaf ssi%& Of anoouraRsmsut
to tie fugitive.
Altar dssrsrats struggle Carroll suoossdsd
In uT,ssl1!ng shs bost, but ~ Ghs ptlissr ront
eteflVAsd hs oAuAhl hla saesSoalst b1 hs lalf
, 1875-08-20

SUICIDE.


DpSs1u@ DHp9%d* % I III CHH"p1 '1'"
DErno1r, Mich, Aug. l9.-Jacob +. aISmsu.
German, living 1t No. 8o7 Alfred STREET commit
tod sulc.de by hanging last night. on account OF
domestic difficulties. On ne u Of July lAat 20
hjm,sIf three tin,os. ue uas saksu to Harper
HosEital, whore hs wss III fair Way OF recovery.
When ho received notice yesterday that his wife
hAd coma,sncsd suit for divorce. Not reading
lhs uottcs to him. but bsto1a the "
IiyL Of tie lsttsE, seems 70 have
iaaTnsd iss o1utouts. us lsit the hospital
.loa: te:ss ~ :x's,nins' groa1ss9 H. Ivy
, 1875-08-20
PRESIDENT cRhnrs MOVEMENTS.

PROVIDENCE, Il. T.. Ang. 1o,-Thts m, ming
President Grant and party wen. out to Cn.se-
shall Ledge oiphiug. meeting with good ste
Gers. This afternoon TIN cutter Grsnt ran iuto
rho harLor at Block 1-l.nd, anl tho rrcsidcn;,
Secretary Drlstow, Secretary 1tpbesot. At.orn o.
Gencral rio-raront. aud others OF tho party
landed. Herr tbs p1carlcnt wa4 met bv Senntors
Anthony aud Burn.i,:e, and Gun. Wooirulr, ol
tho L1ghth1uan Eoa1i all was enthnsias jcajY
greeted b.; nearly tho w'ols rerpient AMI Wait
ing rnnufRtion of the lAlG'i Eresiflent Grant
rrocnedod TO DaIir Ocean Wow Hotel. nrar tho
la4u.ing, where bo he'd reception for 1t, hour
u Two. and aftetwarts dineu. 1hr cutter left
tue lsland with tie Presidential party at o'ciocx
this afternoon fur LouS Erancl.
II. q. Duncan. nf Shirley to1pararls to Doom-
magnificent Ciyjcsialrs.
, 1875-08-20
GILMAN. CLINTON 4 5pRtkoFlELp.
8reesot UtspakeA b Tn Chicago Tribune.

BLoouiNoroK ILL.,, Aug. 10.-1u compilance
With tho ordes Of Judge T.plon, given Saturday,
The temporary Directors Of the Gilman, Clinton
/ Springfield Road met as Clinton, Ill being
present excepting J. D. Gil!ett, OF Logan Coun.
ty; J. u. Budduth. OF Ford County; aud II.
buliiyant, OF Ford County. Tho noArd pro-
cuedel to the electlon, aud chose the following !:
p1os!dent-Col. ThomAs snell, Of CIiutou Vlco-
pscsidant-Dr. E. Wenger, Of Gilman 8ecre-
taIy--S. Ltnn Beadlsf, Of Mount Pulaski. Mr.
6ulivsut has tslsxr&phed shAt no viii not sosYs
II Director,
, 1875-08-20

Br. Louis, Aug, ly.-D.spa.ces from Nc
Leausboro, Hamtton County. ILL.,. say that Mrs,
Charles n. OR'esby. living nea. Walpole. waa
found In her house last Monday viii. her throat
cnt from ear to ear. and razor with which The
act WIS committed wAs lying Oh the floor. Her
husband. young man q yearH ol3. formerly
ffom posey County, Ind. hhs been arrested on
suspicion Of having Committed tils daod.
, 1875-08-20
DR.. Tlnrmao's Pul-iu-Bay Confidential
Cbat Gets Tim into Trouble.
fhe Senator Resorts 10 the CraWtish-
IND Process with Rather Poor
Success.
Gov. 1xirlswnosl. nf lava, Opens
tho Campaign ut Ucs.
MOincS.


GOOD BYE. william ALtFh'
rntEro. O., Ang. l9.-Ille Ntthf' ts,ts av.nfng
pulIjshcs tho following article s'aned on pTivato
information regarded by that paEer an entirely
reliable .........
There IL r1lnnr n1o1l n tn" effect thtt thA rnnd-
tjnu If CIV, ht1.n- health Ia anrh that his with
dtawul from thu HnharnteEia cnntcrt IL Htits tfs,s-
he. Ifsn personal tr,el.ds eArc hun to w,!drAw re-
Ntc whi!o his }nlttrnl friends regard IH defeat for
Governor rertnn, which r'#ult would lc dlAa*tros
10 hts PTestntlhl lroartcts f,y Withdrawing frum
ii The brad Of tie tsk defeat In t'cuhtr wn" ct.
shis tho friends Ut Alien tn gu tefore Tho Nnshlal
that eau carry Ulllu.
Thurman aud l,ls f:irn4!a bitterly orpose h'1rn =
withdrawal unut my circumstance. AZ they a{rft
To make captta1 fur IN thr Naiohl Convention hy
TIN defeat Of Allen Hn,l ha unlimited Intuition scllanlo
TLe,s r,ttlsn uro atat among certain inbsr
c]es t tho Democratic pH1ty. nnd. should tha{o Ia
tu4us IN tho head VI tho Democsntia ticket 1t may 10
}osked for soon.
, 1875-08-20

NEw TonK, Aug. 11.-A youns German, giv-
ing the name OF JOHN Kane. alias stctng sur
rendered 10 the poloo Of Newark, y. j., Last
evening. .ssayinE that on tho 2nth Of Nav Inst.
wt:h threo other ttAmps, lie WAS concerned in
the murder and roboery Of an elderly dotmau,
about 40 mlles this Blue Of Pittsburg, IA.
, 1875-08-20

gpeeta! D'sratch tn Ihe rhieaqo Trf5ins,
LAWRENCE. kan., Aug. 19.-Tho Graugers Of
shis county met on masse yesterday At Eudora,
Asmail town miles cant Of this city. Excur-
aion t1a,us ran all day aud A0o0tor 5000 psoplo
wsrs in attendance. Although this convention
WAS called tor purely social PURPOSES. tho
occasion wss altogrtder too propltlous
for political llob.unbbing to pass
uuimptoved. aud, accordingly, = large numbor
Of politicians Of Stata and local notostoty we're
present and mado speeches full OF sal,ent points
for tho coming compalRn.
, 1875-08-20

Special DfsRdtch To TIE chicd'H Tribune.
ANN AnBoR. Mich, Aug. l9.-Frsnk ke4u, tho
man who stabbed Albert Loug:in tho excursion
yesterday, Is iu JAIL and paprrs arc t,ong made
ont to convoy him to Detrat for trial in the
United States Court. 1he uo!eo occurred on
Lake Erie. kean received revere injul,e. IN the
scuf!le fn the crowd. aud c4tuo near be!ug thrown
oYerboafi.
, 1875-08-20

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 19.-During an attegca-
ton in tho saloon Of Alderman john II Dicks,
IN the Third Ward. }aAt night, between William
LINN. = RAs.attnr. and Edward NeaIus, the pro-
prletor, Dicks accidentally shot in tha abdo-
nen. His wouna la considered dAnXe1oua.
, 1875-08-20

VIRGINIA coloREo MEMS CONVENTION.
1IoMzosD. Va, Aug. IA convention Of
colored poopte OF tho State, to oousider maste,s
pertaining to the general interest Of tholr race
in Virginia. net In thls city to-day. The reprs-
s4nthtion to twice ~ largo as provided tor. Tho
Convention efFested = permanent organization,
with 6tato Senator J. II. Evans, OF Petersburg.
al President. TIC usuat committees were -.
pointed, after which = rasolutlon waa introduced
heartily tnaoratnR President 0raut'a aduintstr4-
past ton yeass, which was referred.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow.
, 1875-08-20

hxmPH1s. Aug. 19.-Heury Jackson {colore5),
an escaped convict, Who WAS snot q few nighse
ntnce while attempting 10 brehk into tho resi-
deuce of Sir. Kennedy in Fort IlcGeripg, died in
Jul tais afternoon from his wounds.
, 1875-08-20

Tbs intelligence cortAined in TIiE TRIBUNE OF
yesterday tbat tho toAdB lending to tho EaRt
contemplated raising the passenger rAtea Mnn-
day is confirmed by tho announcement OF the
following now rstea: From Chicago 10 Now
York, $40; to Boston, e25; to Baltimore, eli;
10 Philadelphia $13. Il seems that tho differ.
ence bo1atoforo existing botwoo tho New York
and tho 1ndlanapo1in and Baltimore lines wo1c
sstistactonhy arranged at meeting botwceu
the managers OF the variouB Inca hold In New
York during tho last fow DAYS The prospect
therefore, ls !hat Tue nar rates will be ma1u,
talned. - undeF the nov arraneen,ont there will
DO but lttle competition IN fact, 1t is rumorcd
that something like pool has been eutered iuto
BY which each line will gota it, proper ahazs Ut
bu4.ness.
Ia making the new arrangement Chicago and
Ne" York hhye gained point over tho South
weatcru lines. IN the first place, .ha rates from
St. Louis to Now York hayo boon Increased @5
the samo "a from CHICAGO. Honce tho dilference
between tbs two cities pti!l remains IS. which ls
considered fair aud equitable arrangement.
Theu tho rsta to Now York IL but 81 more than
To Phiadelphia, which is also considered fair. ~
tho local rats between Philadelphia and New
York II 1925. There is. howeyes. one thing
which vii! work very disadsantageously against
the Eew York and Chicago fiuea, acd tint 10 that
the country ~ flooded With cheap to1tnI tick
cts from PoosiA aud st. Louis Via tho Southwest
ON lines. and bY the time these zso disposed uf
ttie summer traffic will be over aud In thu vim
ter the bou'hern lsneB are always moro favored
than tile NortAorn.
Nothing baa yet bean done regarding tho
creaao il contemplated before tho close OF nayi-
cation. business ts exceedingly dull, and az
long ~ tho competition VIA the lAkea contnuaa
tbs fosds will be compelled 10 keep tho rates
dosp. There is, howeyor, but t,la doubt
thAt ~ Aooh - navigation cluseG, freight rasea
will also be Sdsauceu.
, 1875-08-20

Sp<ciat Utspatch IA The CHICAGO 7ri5'tns.
pEK1x, Ill. Aug. 19.-DuEg!ars visited tho Rev.
E. r. Livingstone on Tuesday night aud secured
81 In money
, 1875-08-20


w,x ns,,l,nr' ~ viii, h,s frtrud. In fsn,el ~
Hama, and wi.lo1ie, the tn caci, betu een ;1x1dox
A'Ht lna tnntuta, an! Induced them tJ JON in
ra!d on flat Eentlcm ~ a. hta Fssdence.
49,. 10 s.l'nt & Nv; ..o',I ''n' "',l".''n1 lay.
" ~, mi IN Tim .frtsy tl,st the nria,n.t ,n,.n.
lipu OF thnss ni.l,t-rniI~r s..!,nply to fr,aute
or perhaps ttiEninB cr chAAtthaneht 10 him on
seco'''tt " ~" ~ r.na ploser'tiob o. ~" eu't
,t 49," ,',rn r,':- nn,, 49,, ,n"s ne nns. nAa
.uvs, ~ '''"''"' p'0~SSN
- "
MuRDE3 MOST FGU- arp UNNATURAL.
!sDetsa' bi1ntrh r. Tie "a e;4, 4,,aun..
C.xctSsa7l, o.. Aug, 10, III, horne e-auct;on
ma,tot n,, Fifth n,r.nt III ,Iw,,u ,ha .oona ,f
,,,r,,,,.noa 49,, s,.s NV sss1s ~ ~
s''o"'."e' a,'' nu'7e' ''oI''eE'lY Of anR15 a'a'
nn.Fa, 'loa'.:'s ana v'ol.tou. Of tho law;
ato ciass of mep, who, fir want If a bettsr
da.w,.,;,, n.,. H.. ,.', .rn's.
,ra 49,, 49, ~. 4.e'
ais '"eh VINO i've Wy their With in hoFse-sEades,
4 sribs Of whIrky parasites .dlcre To the hofae-
market md lea, ant tim i,uu1 hcI, that ,rca IN.
ho,.a.do,,o,.,h h-a;,. 49,, T., a..
"t8'"'' nuu' - .a' e'"'u' "eeoo"'a
the place. IhlA afternoon the horas market ua4
the eceue Of the n,oat sI,ocA,no fyatrjc1to thai
Las eycr ccur,ed In t,,a h,at nv NJ t,,. o;tv
.rt. ss",s ~ ~ Nv u'o.J ~" ol 'us e'1S'
Ntcboias Moran, ana William Moran, brothers,
owe, X, Years Of aan anil ,I.ad4 Df familiar. nur.
ing the settlement Of buBiness for the d.v TINA
mon, borso.soaros in cyotY eenso OF the torm.
became involved in q orarrol, md IN a few min.
rtos cane 10 bIovy 1, vas All old d,niculty .
repetition of wrong Oh tho pafk Of William
Moran. which drew down uuou linn
tho youroauce of his e.aspera,od bro.hera
The biz crowd OF hospemoa and
loafsrs s,tnpathizel with Tnopa, aud S,cboIn.
Ind formed ci.rlo arnun tbs t, 10 to seo It out
Wianl waa soop Knocked down, aut. whlia i'm
brotners slowerod 3 Torrent II oathH toLrlGc to
hear they literally kicked hls skull 10 pieces and
only de-. stct| wlon tile moor bnet,,t,p fnr1n th.t
waa ,hrit brotl,or ceasea tu b,eatl's IN ali ths
.s an r. 80 ~ ~ s,...ss. I - - 80, s... - ~ sHo
w. s. , ~ !. W pu'ene tAo
shocRihg ueeu, oat' ~Aah l. "as over, tue police
Tn-night they are III tho police. station.
cryInE bccal,Be their brother IL deud
Ito wan . auarrs'some. oad man,
.n o.,n-,tE ~ t, .atin'.t ~. H.. ~" lias.' wv
.4,a ~ oa''uay ~ H., .@knM noa s.l'cRan tue
aud the scone OF Tue stckoniuH tragedy weatn .
peculiar a'r Of grinness to-iight that ereu tho
habitueb Of the region do not cara 10 ,1altt1rI,
TN ths sau,e npnt. a te.y yea1nao a tn.n w..
Drained With clair in ,he hn,,ls OF 4 Drunken
l,urHe-dealer, A recollection of that tragedy
gives peculiar emphasis to the Rlaughtes OF
Moran.
SHOOTING AFFAIR AMONG WlLLEaMsoNlAhs.
SpaFtd tfa.} f!A'nd<dftF, A"p. II.
About o'clock ID the afternoon Of Sunday
last, Information Yeacbod Us TINT a man ha1
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