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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

There are at present only three Of
the leading Democrats of Henry
county under Indictment for embez
ding county funds.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

THE entire DemOcrrtic press of the
country is recognizing the truth which
the Republican fOreshadowed just ilf-
ter the meeting of the Ohio Democrat
ic Convention, viz: That the financia!
plank of the Ohio Democratic platform
would prove an apple of discord in the
party. The New York Herald now
says: "The Democratic party will be
weakened by the Ohio election, let il
go which way it will They cannot lose
it without great loss Of prestige, nor
can they gain it but ut the expense of a
great internal feud, which will expose
their National Convention of 1876 to
the same perils on which that of 1865
made shipwreck of the party. The small
er of the TWO evils is a defeat this year
in Ohio. ."-St. Louis Republican.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

CONE ON with your branding
Mr.. Bulletin, here is the opportuni
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

The worst fooled man in this country
is poor old William Allen, of Ohio. He
thinks he sees the "White House" in the
distance when all the time 1t is grave
stone. It is cruel in the Cincinnati En-
quirer to keep the game up any longer.
ln9ianapolis Journal,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
New Advertisements
Report of the Condition
OF THE
"CentreviIIe National Bank"

OP THURMAN,
At Centrecille, in the State Of Ohio, at the
close Of business, jane Both, 1873.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
Eor Sale !

-OUR one hundred acre lots in Ohio
- township: Known as the Haven
tract. WHITE q HOLCOMP.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

Dealers are paying the following pri-
ces for the various articles named:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
Dissolution.

NvIiE copartnership of Symmes &
L Matthews, in the mercantile busl-
ness at Cheshire, Ohio, is this day mII-
tually dissolved. All persons Indebted
to said firm. will please call and settle
the same without delay, by unte OF
otherwise. William Synlmes, who will
continue the Goods business ut his old
stand, is authorized to settle all claims
due said firm.
WILLIAM SYMMES.
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S.
Julv ~. 1871.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

BUYING PRICES FOR COUNTRY rRoDuc,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

THE rumOrs Of yellow fever at Nor
folk are stated to he untrue.
A VERY large yield of wheat anu corn
i'm Indian Territory is promised.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
GalIipolis Prices Current.

Corrected ,oeekly by D. S. FORD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

/ For the ,,eek ending july 81, 1875.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
A LECTURE
TOYOUNG MEN.

..sssgs. just Published, In Sealed
S Envelope. Price six cents.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
RETAIL PRICES.

Groceries and other articles retail from
store at the following prices:
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GENERAL ms. AGENCY.
~ o. n XUvrMuGNRHH pSn

0FFR TO the Public Insurance against
~ Fire and Lightning, Life and Ac-
cident, in the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
Aus,us aus ben telegraph. pfpsfAtu.
Oeutj d lamb.

Berlin IA. SUM. Oas preuBilde
S)errenbaus bat lid uertast gu ieineu
lestsn Nrbeitsn sebOrt bic Suitlmmuns gu
benz @eietsntwurfe, luel6er rsnisnissn tas
tbOlii9sn @eitIi6en, bic ben air9enss.
ieten Ben @eboriam usrwsissrn, sic ibnsn
aus Staatsmitteln seIsiitetsn Suiniile snts
;iebt, uno Die sweite 9eiuns Sss Gntwuris
iber Nuibebuns Der Dem fatbolil5sn Gls.
rus unbebinosrtsn Sertsbr nit ROm nnb
Die unabbdnsise Serualtums Der @emeiube.
9lnseIesenbeiten suiidernSen Teriaiiunss:
parasrapben.
Berlin, Is. Suni. Oas Sammer.
scri9t nabm beute Ben 9lrnim Yro;eB aui.
Berlin, Is. Suni. gu Ssm pom
ansritaniiden @eiunbten benz 9lomiral
@orben uns ieinen Sfii,isrsn ssssbsnsn
Santct uarsn II. u. eri6ienen Scr Gbsi
Der 9lpmiraIitdt Gen. uon Stoi9 unO Ser
DIRECTOR pss sluswdrtissn gmtes uon
EbiuipsbOru.
Seute Nbenb parsn Ser Nomiral uno
feline Sfii,isre Die gdite bss G,eueral pcn
Stoid.
Der G3biidOi eeoOdowsti iou ssfdbrs
Iid tranf ein.
Berlin, l6. SUM-. Die Seiiiou oss
preuBiideu 9anbtases sins beute su GnSe.
Sm Nrnim'FrO,eB madte Der Stauts.
anwult seIknS, oaB Der AnsetIasts ii@
ourd bic Mneisuuns Der beiOsn &Iahsn pon
Srisii3aitem. bic mad Der gntidsibuns bes
Serliner Stabtseridts iein Priuatsisen:
tbum wdren, zines itraibareu Iersebsns
idulois semadt babe, unS beantrasts elm.
@eidusn,bihaie pOn ssueiu. elm baIbSabren,
Ssios Yarteien bsitrittsn bic 3uitanbistei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
Ausfdmoif6e 2iuno(&au.

SIR pie tatboIii6e STRIDE mar Die Ieete
@S6e cine bOppelts 5eitwOde GinmuI
uolIenbete Der 81 0atsr Pablt Yius TX.
bas nsununb,wan3isite Sabr ieiner Resies
runs uno ;wsitens psibte Seine pei.isfeit
on bieiem Gage bic san;e ttir6s Dem bI.
I6ersen Seiu. Sn allen OiOceisn Der @eIt
wuroe Der Is. SUM- fsisrIi5 besansen.
Sn SraHtreib bat oas GrtrdsniB
Der inbirsttsn Steuern fir ben Monat 9lpril,
wie bas benz Sinan;miniiter nabe itebsuSs
pSOurnaI bss Oebats- betdtist, Die Dor:
ani6ldse bsoeuteno iberitiesen, admli@
um l,7OO, 900 5rs. fir ENLIGHTENMENT unb
StempeI, um sbeuio uieI fir bic 3Oue, nm
800, 900 6rs. fir bic POit unO INN 1900
900 6rs. fir bic iibriseu inbirstten Steuern.
Oas Mebrertrdsnis iir bic erten pier
WfOuate bes Sabres beIduit iid bereits uni
mebr als % Mia. 6r.
Wac ara on sebt ltramm in Der Ser:
iteauns Der irausOiii3en Rrisssma3t Dor;
on, uno timmsrt iib wsbsr um ben 5inanSs
miniiter nod nm oas @usIanS. Die tiir,:
Iid sebradte 9la3ri4t, ss wirosn na6s
iteus uon 400 Snfanteris: SauptIsuten bic
grnsnaunssn int SOurnal oiiieieq eridei:
men, purbs ais unbssriinost uiberlest, bod
nur, neil lat benz G9o uniueriel benz Prda
iibentsn Der &epubIit Elm Oeeret ,ur TN
ter,eidnuns pOrIieSt, in benz 45O 9aupts
lsuts unb stIide 3ablmeiiter ernannt wer:
ben. Der ariessminiiter IdBt iid Surd
bic @edieIidlle in Der NationaI. .@eriamm'
lung teinen @usenbIit in ieiner slrbsit aai:
baltsn, anb bsfanntIib 1T Giiiep elm ieb,
riitiser SrsaniiatOr.
Sn NeapeI iino llnruben on Der Uni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

SeB odglH uHO Sel9t pon etHer unoeDul1lt1>
teit, @eitidpeifisfeit unS Sbnmsdt unies
res Ge9tsweiens, ruie iie in iol6er &lars
belt nod ME Supor Dor Gaer 9lusen ses
bra6t porben 1T. Der YroSeR lit elm iu.
riitii3er SfanSal, Der benefit, baB uniers
&i3ter uno albuotaten obne jsSs isits 9te:
gel, Obne Spitem, oas 8idtisite nit bem
llnwidtisiten gu einsm 3eusen slntlasens
unb SertbeiOisunsssetIati9 ausbebnen.
g'suntdsiss aopotatenreoen, wie mir iie
bier iinoem, iinS pobl nod ni6t busemeisn.
0enn uniere Gidter ni9t NitteI babsn
bielen @eitidweifisfeiten einen Samm su
ieten nnb nniere vberiibmten" gouotaten
ni6t I'M Stanbs iino ibre gswsisfibrins
in ti6tisen, idlasencen, Iosiiden Reoen
uor;ubrinsen, bann iisbt es trallris UNI bic
Gedtsphese bierIaubs aus, un6 man tann
anf oas S6limmite sefaBt iein.
getreffs bss crbitterten Samples Der
Yennipluania.G Central. uno Der Baltimore
uno Ohio: :Sabn sIaubt man iset, baB cine
geilesuns ber9lnseIesenbeit nabe bsuoritsbt.
gSie ansenommen ruirb, biirite bic pabrs
ideinIide Salis fir sin llebersintommeu
Sarin beiteben, baB bic 9ennipIuania. Der
Baltimore unb SbiosBabn in 8e;us auf
geiOrSeruns uno SauptSepots uis6sr oie=
islbe Steauns einraumt, weIde Dor gesinn
bieies arieses iie einnabm, unb sbenlO piro
man pieoer gu ben 6ra9trateu sreiien, luie
iie I'M uOrisen CONNER aIs RsssI saItsn.
Bon ben Eaiiasierpreiien ierner srwartet
man, baB iie i'm Gimtlans nit Der gu Ga
ratosa ansenommenen Bats ibre &esulis
runs finSsn werben.
8etanntli9 bate bel Der @sltauss
lteauns Sien ii9 cine Grpreilunsspoli.
tit pOrsenOmmen, bic Der Stabt an Be,
blanen Oonan uidts wenissr ais gut be:
tOmmen lit. PbilaSelpbia wia tIiiser ieiu
es nil fein io!9es Gaubipitem einfiibren II.
ii6 nit elmer fleinen Grb0buns 10 Bro;eni
Ipie es beiBt, Der 8reiie besniisen. Ser:
ninftis senus 1T Die slnii@t Der Guadsr;
taSt, absr irasIi1 1T es benn bod INNER,
Oh bic !Sotelbsiiser ipdter ni6t anosrer slns
ii6t weroen. Senisitens beIebrt uHs bic
bortise Ereiie, oaB Ben Ssiudern Der 8elt1
ausitelluns bic Saut nidt gan; ibsr bic
Sbren sesosen weroen fol-. Der srOBe
@epinn, ben bic 2lushelluns Der Staot
brinsen miro, liest ni6t in Der slusbreituus
bes SoteIssiddites, iOnoern bic Grnote
piro in Der unaebeuern 3unabme ieiuer
@ei9dite unO os, 9lntnipfuns neuer Ser,
binbunsen mad auBen lissen. Oieie Se:
re9nuns tOnnts ,uObl cine faIi5e lem, usnn
bic @aitwirtbe aui gu srOBartisen &aub
aussin9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

perlltGt dus9ebro9en. Die neuelte De-
monltration be9ann bamit, bab Die Sumuls
tuanten Die Gforte Der llniSeriitGt sui6IoiIen
uno SarauT ldrieben: rSOnisIide Gaisrns
Der Stubien gu uermietben. Seideio i'm
bureau oes SscretGrs 9fopoli ooer pes
Ssnlals Sammola." 3uei Miitfdier per.
traten bic feblenben 2lusruiun9s,eiden.
gluf Der g8ano i'm Snnern unS an ueridie>
oenen anbersn Srtsn itanSen iniuriOie Be-
mertunsen auf Eroieiior Sammola. Die
llniperlitdt wimmelte ieit Ben eriten Mors
senlhlnSen BON iunsen 2euten, ,uelde iid
bort uerabrebeter MaBen perlanrmelt bats
ten, I'M oenieIben unb no m0gli6 nod
9roBeren unfug 81 MAIDEN, ais porber.
Oas Saupttbor beS atbendums purSe per-
barricaoirt; in ben SbOridlen bas Obsrite
na9 linten setebrt; gdnfe uno 6eniterideis
ben in Stiide sei6Iasen mo in BEN SOf
binabsepOrien; Die giISidule bes Bbiloio.
pbeu Bruno gorSanus nit Srauerilor um,
wunoen unb sin tollss gsi6rsi, Josulen II.
Yfeifen ueranitaItet. gsrsebli5 ermabnts
Der &ector sur SrSnins unb Ssrubisuns,
Der Snmult 50rte ni6t auf uno itsiserte ii4
beim ieoesmalisen Ginsreifen Ser BOIi,ei.
mannI9aften. 9ettere purbsn iblieBli6
Serr Der l!nOrbnuns unS arretirte Is
StuSenten, welde na9 Dem @sidnsuiB
Garmini (@ebi9D sebradt wurosn, 100 iis
ibren &i9teripru9 er,uartsn.
Su 9rie9enlanb 1T i'm 8ese Der
griuatiubicription cine bsbsutenbe Summe
sulammenseidoien porSen, um benz eOrS
Byron, in s(nerfennuns Der Oienite, peI'
DE er Der Sefreiuns Gjrie9enlanbs uon,
tiirfiiden Sod seleiitet bat, elm Monument
gu erridten. Oils Stanbort lit Mi6oIounsb
sewdbIt pOrSsn, no Spron iturb uuS mel
den RIas sr auf feline Soften nit Hrouiant
&Ieibunssitiden unb 0iunition perIab, i
oaB ole fapferen Seuobner I'M Stanoe rpa
rem, ii6 sesen bic tiirtiide llebermadt mi
etnem 0eIbenmutbe 81 pebren, Ser iie ben
Veonioas unb ieinen 800 @etrsusn I'M Eat
Der SbermoppIen an Die Ssite felt.
Wie mir aus europdii9en Sldtteu
srisben, 1T es iebr wabrideinli9, oaB eir
aries ,piiden Sraiilien unS Der glrgsnti:
nii4sn &epubIif beuoritebt. llria6s gum
Sample seben bic enoIoien YIadereieu mel
den Die SraiiIianer gu Montsuioso ausse:
ieet iinb. SraiiIien bat um bic SntereHeu
leiner Burger gu idiesn elm @sidwaber mad
Der Wfinbuns bes 9apIata seianSt, Oa
bic braiilianii9e Armse nur Is, 900 Manu
Srappsn sdbIt, bieIte ss ibr idwsr seseu
bic bebsutenO ueritartte armse Ser arsen.
tinil9en Rspublit StanS su balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

aae anSeisen ienoe man ipdhesn3
2dontas 2Norsen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

anitssn fur pienes, ererisn Gafsisss &C., ass -
Seias her iatt. Sirs upistr. Fnssn isins gufnasne
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greise def anzeisst,.

Ssssu 3ra Der epaltt per saa0e
- ;, 6We1ate......--........---STJ 8 TJAB
National Republican., 1875-11-22
MEXICAN VETERANS.
their PrOpOsed visit to the centsnr

Their Proposed Visit to the Centennial.
An adjourned meeting Of the Veterans OF 1915,
of Washington City, was held Saturday evening
at Ills Pennsylvania avenue, General }. W.
Denver presiding. The business of the evening
was mainly the consideration of matters of
private character lett unfinished at the last meet
iEg. A committee, consisting of Marshal A. r.
French, Trustee Joshua Clark and Assistant
Secretary S. G. Merrill, was selected by the
chair to conduct series Of popular social enter
tainments during the winter, the proceeds aris.
ing therefrom to be used in relieving destitute
families of veterans residing here. During the
evening President Denver stated that he had
visited Philadelphia last week, accompanied by
Secretary kenaday, for the purpose Of ascer-
taining what arran gements could os made Ior 1.-THE the
Veterans at the Centennial celebration next
year. In their interview with Generals Goshorn
and HaBley 1t was learned that grounds would
tiguous to the Exposition buildings, and General
II. thought the choice selection of the space 50
set apart would be given to the old veterans with
out objection. As this whole business pertains to
the meeting of officers Of the National AssocIa-
ton, which takes place In this city on the 23i of
February next, no definite arrangements were
entered into. Governor Pollock, superintendent
of the mint, was also interviewed in relation to
the preparation of the medallion badge adopted
by the National Association as ths insignia of
membership and emitting the owner to whatever
courtes1es may be extended TO the association. At
as early day as practicable circular will be
issued, addressed to surviving veterans whose
names are filed with the secretary, giving an es-
innate Of the cost of each medal, including the
mounting = 9 Of same with pin, ribbon, &c, the en-
pany, regiment, &C.; the expense of searching
public records TO avoid issuing badges to i'm
p9stofs usp @ smlsson h Dy man or express &c; all
justify the undertaking, as IL is the earnest de-
SIRE OF the officers to enable all the old survivors
to enjoy the great event at as little cost as posi-
National Republican., 1875-11-22
THE SUBURBS.

To The Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: A correspondent In The REPu BEIcAN Of
Saturday favors an extension Of the system of
streets of W washington into the northern suburbs
ofthe city. Had such q proposition been made
before those suburbs were divided on systems DIFF.
fering from that OF Washington 1t would have
presented stronger claims for adoption than It
does now. The hills forming, those suburbs have
for some years been plotted on different plan,
and the lots sold to numerous purchasers. These
lots If now cut up into triangular patches by the
Washington system of streets, would be almost
valueless to their owners the depreciation In some
cases also applying TO costly improvements. And
the ground forming the streets heretofore planned.
and byhe fact Of the sale Of the lots forever ded
Gated to public use-what disposition could be
made Of that?
In case Involving this question. which some
four or five years ago was appealed from the City
Court Of Baltimore to the Court Of Appeals Of the
State of Maryland. the presiding judge Of the
higher court, In affirming the judgment of the
court below In the case, gave this exposition Of
the law:
any doubt that If the owner Of piece Of land lays
Il out in lots and Streets and sells lots calling 70
bind On such streets. he thereby dedlcates the
streets 80 laid out TO public use. This rule Is
fouEded upon the doctrine OF implied cCyenauts
rthe dedication will be held 70 be co-exfensiTe
With the right Of way acquired as an easement by
the purchaser"
II an equitable plan could be devised by which
ties and that OF the lot-holders could be merged
and FAIR valuation paid to the lot holders, then
the whole might be plotted on the system OF the
streets and squares Of Washington, and the re-
arranged lots could be sold TO new purchasers
and thus the scheme OF your correspondent car
ried into effect without injustice to Individuals
Unless this be done II would seem better 10 let
the suburbs retain their present streets. ].
National Republican., 1875-11-22
THE FRAWERR CASE.
DiscbsR2k Of the Inrx.

The halls and Criminal Courtroom were filled
Saturday morning with those anxious to hear the
verdict Of the jury in the case Of John Frawner.
About Il O'Clock the jury sent down word that
they were ready to come in, and Judge Mac
Arthur and the counsel for both the Government
and the defense were Immediately sent for, and In
o few moments all were in their seats. Frawner
looked more cheerful than he has since the
mencement Of the trial, and while waiting the
appearance of the jury couversed freely with his
counsel and with Mrs. Frawner, who had been
with him st the jail and had accompanied him to
the courtroom.
The Jury entered, and after they had answered
to their names the clerk asked IL they had agreed
upon q verdict when the foreman answered "No."
The Court then said that after moro mature de-
liberation he had concluded TO modify his instruc-
tlons. He said that he doubted whether the.
crime amounted to the gravity of MURDER and he
would instruct them, since there were no degrees
ef murder here, to consider the case as upon an
Indictment for mAnslauEhter only, and giving
the prisoner the benefit OF any doubts a. e his
guilt their verdict would be either nman
Slaughter" CT upot guilty.
The jury then retired again, and were out untfl
yesterday at noon, when they came In 'sunabie to
sgree," and were discharged. 1t is understood
that the jury stood eleven for acquittal and one
for granddaughter"
National Republican., 1875-11-22
Egyptian Finance.

The Pail Mall Gd=etfe takes not an entirely
hopeless view Of Egyptian financial matters.
After remarking that the Sultan has become '.a
most injurious bankrupt" 1t adds: The KhedIve
and his advisers are OF the same kidney, and
nothing can be- more probable than that when
the sovereign sets an example Of repudIation the
feudatery viii follow 1t. Now we should be sorry
to say that there is not much in the premise that
is not well worthy Of calculation. No Oriental
potenate is to b, dealt with, even In money mat
ters, as II he we're TO- an Eastern and q despot.
But as 10 the clusiop, we will venture TO say,
In question Of probabilities, that It is not prob
able. Whether We consider the political position
vealed to us by o long public life, We should say
that Of his first ambitions one OF the strongest
Of his resolutions, is 70 appear before the world
lghtened by Western ideas and as q member Of
the European family Of rulers and governors.
Whether the vices Of his breeding and OF his en-
tourdge may not be too much for this ambition we
do not undertake to decide; but in matter OF
probabilities this particular probability should
have Its weight But the main question is, can
Egypt pay her way? and, II so, what is the
prospect that she will continue to do so2 That
she is stepped In debt to the lips We all know; but
long es II takes Q man to get out Of fright and
look at his affairs calmly-we, for = 4 own part
DO not doubt:. All that we have Sefore said d. on
Khedive has not, with all his sxtrayagances, gone
beyond the point Of safety; but he has only 70 20
his whole financial future. He has his choice to
make now, and we fancy that he VIII be very
much assisted to do so from without. He has ils
lesson in the case OF Turkey, and even IL he Is
not disposed to profit by It We may be pretty sure
that the lender viii not allow him altogether to
initiate go egregious an example. He may be
willing enough 70 add to his debts at the Turkish
rate but be will hnd no such facilities for doing
90 as were granted to his sovereign. By no man.
Egyptian E Stocks are % among the things % to be sac &C.
counted safe. But we do think It timely to sug-
gest that their actual position is probably not
what alarm on the enc hand and Interested de-
probation on the other have made them appear
within the last few days. To "go into Egypt
ians is OF course to 20 into game OF speculation,
but there Is no reason why more despair should be
imported into the game than properly belongs to
It. when people lose their heads, even in such
Kindness 10 recover them for their distracted
owners.
National Republican., 1875-11-22
nuRDrRous ASSAULT.
Prob,bl, Fstal shootipe AHray.

Saturday night, the usual time for street brauis
and ARRAYS Of all kinds, did no. 20 BY during the
week Just concluded without sdding its shooting
affray to the long list that had preceded it. Tne
scene OF the dificulty was at the corner OF Inir-
tesnth and o streets northwest, and the ume
about u o'clock. Henry Shadwell' and Eugene
King had been drinking together and were stand
ing near the corner engage in some sort oi aus
pute. Patrick MeGlnley, in company with Two
friends, James Hayes and Edward Winneld,
were also standing on the corner a1o pecame
spectators to the dispute. Snaonet onfS mn9 ~,
be revenged on Thomas Donahue, well-known
character, with whom he had difhculty. He
then drew pistol ana cn n,sx a. tSs ba1
taking effect in his right eye. He Afterwards
leveled 1t at winfield, but the weapon missed IRE:
done and ran through street. Several persons
who had been attracted TO the spot BY the pistol
shot started In pursuit, but the darkness favored
the fugitive and he made his escape for the time
being. In the meantime the wounded man, Nc
Glnley, was conveyed to Entwisle's drug store,
at the corner OF Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and medical assistance was su mmoned.
Before the arrival Of q surgeon McGtnley was
perfectly conscious, and conversed quite freely
WITH tnose about him. though ne waS eyRaosns,y Rnss
rived the rapid swelling OF the wound prevented
q very close examination, but the doctor was con-
WINGED that the Dall had lodged In the socket OF
the eye. Everything was done for the relief Of
the man.
About half an hour after the shooting Detec.
tlves McElfresh and Sargent arrested Shsdwell
and his companion IN front of house on Eleventh
street, near q, and shortly afterwards found the
pistol, a Sharp's four.bsrreled, near the same
spot. ShadWen was locked up in the Central
guard. house.
MCKINLEY was removed from the drug store to
the Central guard-house whence he was conveyed
to the house OF friend on Virginia avenue, near
Second street southwest He was yesterday
morning taken to Providence hospital. Shsd-
we'll is q well-known character of this city, and
mckinley is q resident of Georgetown. Shadwell
was one of the witnesses In the Erawner trial.
He had Just been released from the Central guard
house short time before the shooting occurred,
where he had been looked up for raising dIstur-
bance in the Theatre Comique.
An operation was performed on McGinley
yesterday morning, and his injured eye was re-
moved from the socket. The ball appeared TO
have glanced around towards the uninjured eye,
and il was considered dangerous experiment to
endeavor to extract it. He was very low last
night and delirious.