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NEWS SUMMARY.

Lsrge Ere in Baltimore. $4,000
worth Of tobacco feduced to ashes
and smoke. Insurance, 100000.
The Pope has sent his benediction
to Ex-Queen Isabella and her son
Alfonso.
A fire in Honesdale. Pa, consumed
twenty-five business houses on Fri
day last. Loss, 100000.
King Alfonso sailed from Mar
seiles for Barcelona on Friday
morning.
post Trader General Belknap," is
the style in which the Omaha Herald
showers its wrath on the Secretary Of
War. 1t is fearful, is 1t not2
The Speaker OF the House in the
Missouri Legislature is Daniel G.
Boone, of Henry County, and the
Clerk, ID. l. Hobbs, Of jackson.
Democrats Of course.
Bazaine threatens 10 write a book
on 1.-THE Second Empire" If he
does, the world will regret his
escape.
Philadelphia expects TO double her
population in ten years, and yet it
makes a fuss over one Htt!c abducted
boy.
Trouble is anticipated between
China and japan. The latter rejects
the terms Of a treaty proposed by the
former.
Reports from all quarters say the
weather on Friday night was the
csl5ess in ten years.
The subsidy witnesseshnd 1t handy
TO be lawyers. The committee has
been unable to probe professional
confidence SO far.
The second anniversary OF the
death of the Emperor Napoleon was
celebrated by a number Of French
Imperialists, at Chiselhurst, on
Saturday.
Party ceiling is, running high in
New York City. Those opposed to
the meeting held in Cooper Institute
on Saturday, are signing the follow
ing address: "The undersigned, re
collecting how the rsbssAon was
inaugurated, and the country forced
into war by the failure of the govern
ment TO protect its forts and its
officers, hereby testify our approval
of the prompt action Of the govern
ment in the late case of the Legisla-
ture of louisiana"
Delegate Cannon, of Utah. will
probably be expelled from the House.
The committee on election, on Mon
day, ordered lis chairman TO report a
resolution to that effect.
Several of the Pacific Mali Direc-
tors have resigned.
The bill of particulars" for feast
ing Kaakaua since his arrival, is
s25, 900 for the General Government.
At least Garfield asked for an appro-
priation Of that amount on Monday,
in The House, to defray this expenses
Of entertaining him.
The Cabinet meeting, on Monday,
postponed the special message of the
President, on Louisiana matters, I'M
til the next meeting. There was
some discussion on Sheridan's official
report.
The ship Annie NJ. Smith, which
arrived in San Francisco on Monday,
from New York, reports that it
picked up a boat in the Straits of
Lemaire, containing the Captain, his
wife, two mates, the carpenter, sail
maker and -four seamen of the British
bark Willie T. Thompson, of st.
John, n. B., which was burned
fifteen days previously.
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800 PIANOS q ORGANS.

sew and seeond-Hsnd, Of First cIas MAX
en. will be sold At Lower Prices for cash. or
OF InsiaIimenis. or for rent. In City or Coun-
try, during these Hard Times ana the Holt
days by HORACE WATERS a son.
4SI broadway. than ever before oneaed In
New York Agents wanted to sell Waters
New Scale PiEuos and Concerto Organs.
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ST Mark church, Episcopal. Rev. p ~.
billiard rector. sqnd J p~erTfees. II a m. and
s p. m. Sunday sehos after morning seryics.
Seats free. An persons are cordially invited to
ait nd.
Roman Catholic. Rev. Jas. MeGe1r1h. Pnsiss.
Rev. Eugene Cussan. Asst. Church onoNsfi
street, above TwcniSesh.
Presbyterian Church. Rev W. B. Reed RS-
tor. Services at II a m. and SIP. M Sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal. Rev. W.. wnrreA.P ss
,or. Preaching every Sabbath - rlA "a
and Z p. N. Sabbath school At AZ p n
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. ms
public are cordially invited TO all the serrfe0~
the chprtS,
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New Advertisement.
THE WEEKLY SUN. 4 !.

THE WEEKLY sun. u.s. f i5as-
pendent, honest and fearie-E newspaper. Of
% broad columus. especially designed for
the farmer. the the merchant and
the profes-ionai man. and their wives and
children We aim TO make the Weekly
sun the best family uegspaper in the world.
1t Is full q entertaining and instructive
reading Of every SORT. bot prints nothing to
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U N EAST.

The o. & ". IL poshfeIy the onEy line running
The eelebra' ed PaihafH faLlcs SsSpdag HEt Day
CGrs from 1T LouIshO Louisville, Clncin-
natl. Washington azd Baltimore with
out chang or detnfion Of auv kind. with ID
rect and sue bnnecfiun- or philadelphia,
New York and Boston. y
The trains Of Ihi- CsHpanY now run frto
L~oufsyi1lc over the Great Iron RAILWAY
bridge ucrUsE the Ohio River. iHudi 2 pas
sensers In the heart Of the city and in III New
Union Depot. connecting with the trains Of tae
l. & n & q. 5. 4. r. ~ithoui changr.
The far JTuef Medical Spring. Virgin
la o1er 20 the invalid The viftue-8Itheir Naiers
the short disi4nee By this line makes % de-ina-
BILE in reaching them. Round trip tickets 10 the
Springs arc IN sale At redEeed ra'es durins the
SIMMER season.
Purchase your tickets BY ST Louis asd the
a. e. n- Hfoutc aud enjoy the ad-
ynr-ages ofcrsl by no other.
c1c-rfuliy arc prompfiy furnished
by addressing
R. I. BRYD0N
Gen1 Pass Agent. ST Louis.
april ideeai-d
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GENERAL
DeIezats In Congress.
ID congras-non. W. R. s,s.I..


Territorial Omeer.
GorsrH0r%no- A Campbell
SseroGry-JasOn B. BuEn-
CHI JssIos Of SEpreHs Cosr|. ". F.hu
ASs0oiafs Jzaioss-Jos- N. Carey, z A. TOn..
Crss8 stales coIL<e0r-E Snow.
Surveyor Ceaer4E- Silas Ped.
Esoeits, Il Pablie Nosey-S-W ccrr.
Registsr q. ;. Laad 01ss-S- II wlnsst-
nsnr1orAu ". DsHney.
fer-90Nfn AHdE0roJ. II. Hay inrd.
L Arnold-
COfauFtssioltsr eJ FeaitrstGrHl Charles Hatfon-
I'M Il. Ps<
TsTuiforfai L5rGviGs John Slzngh. er-
C0naBaissiOnsr Of IHna6gr1doa-E- y. Bfshou
SEpedneHdeHt u IsHrEea0n-ohn SIaugkf.r
Uisf1d Au0rnse@E- p. Jahn-.n
United Stdfsx Coaamz<sloser| ". BrnHH
CkyE q ~ |,~Bcfai psfrErf%. ~ 6ran7.
Rzrrfaf-Frzak NOfcor-
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
SAINT o

The rrezf N-fr5Pa1. x the West OF over Sr1o66
inhAbiIauf-l fhrauE. he stale u Him ls-I tn
diana and Ohio. n di-tsue- af over su mile
10 Louisville, KY and Cincinnati. ohio.
has the lc<A cIrssa rrpufatl1n Ct big ote Of
the 5osf Eusrss0od aid s9aiPy@d roads IN Iho Wezt,
and Certainly dezcrvc- the patronage Of all who
dssiFr = raf aud pleasant journey over q line
which is frzf .iasr In al respects
II car are 81 tn iasesi pattern. well v-ufilat
ed and picufifniiy ruupIird with wafer: itE trutns
are accompanied by Courteous emploJesS 81
tTack i smooth ana second 10 none " fIcnfnken
with tho fda that u j. The sh0rke<f line b-fWe n
81 Louf~. Louisville and Cincinnati.
enahlrs us trains (Which run through entire
and Cincinnati. Tor he
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The Market IS flooded with Chsap. Inferior
Baking and Yeast Powders of Hight or short
W light DOOLEl'S YEAST POWDER Is war
rant d fun EtT"ngth and mll weight
Sold at wholesale aud reta J.. generally through
ont the uni ed Sisres, by dealers In Groceries
and Family Supplies.
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a -Q@ WEEK guaranteed 70 Male and Fc-
male agents. Va ikvir locality. tu-Is
n ta ~ n. PnrtiCnh p free
vi U r o. NiCKEkY q co, Augusta Ale.
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I. o. r.

cb.x-n,. Lodge. No. 81. l. o. @. T., mssss
every Friday evening Al 5000 IemPiA' ~
nth street kx.t
Initiations will be conducted only on the rs
and third Fridays Of each month"; Inc lnsssI
literary exercises DAN fA
W. II. wooD. W. Secretary
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UINTA COUNTY.
lwi1iaD Mcdonald.
CosaH41sfDRsrs ! A. v. Quinn
Edward Alson-
ShSni1-Chrisfoph-r e. Castle
lungh Morrison. Evan sion Precinet.
CoHSlabiSs o.. Maitby. Amy Precinct.
". b Dunbar. irdmon Precinet-
&c. - Wake, Evan 'iOH m
A.. l. Ssg-
yusHess Of Hs Peace John HopSIn-, Amy "
WIN. v. ch~S, Piedm't :"
lJas > hucs-A- Hillard
Gerk--AIL C. Ice
Probate ~Juiqs-OrlAndo North s-eg- TreAsazss
SsJsriakHdsat Of ShO0i-John HopkinE-
COrOner-WiiiiAm GnnDelL
AassssOr-LsRoy H. White.
COHScfOF-c. T.. Castle.
sprEsyos-P- Il. Too'ey-
Is. X. Temple, Distrsst NeI
SeAOos Directors }Iohn W. Myers,
Reuben Fpuks,
WIN. q Tom.
- n.I,z All. q. Ler-
AOtd'i< f"V"N Frank L. T1ItO1.
LES. Whittier.
EVANSTON.
rw. G. Brown.
tR. X. Morri-on.
TSuxles {Nsitl McKinnon-
". u Remington
Harvey 5Ooih-
CerE-wm. G. Tom.
MdrshaE-John Burns
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Hope Fncam s.nent. No -I,s
every I'd and lth Wednesday
ODD Fellows Hail.
CHEYENNE Lodge. MOL, 10 ~ Heets sN'
MONDAY evening at odd Fellows Hall
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OK : con pr day At home. Terms free
FouiznG. Nc.
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9" P'T gglI sIiSs9 r. oE ss soY ii;i SHaH Pm Sc.
the love aid EE-crious Of any re son th=E
choo-e. iHrtantiy- TIC simple laeElal acquIra
anrui all en- po--erf, free by rail. for - cents,
together with = Marriage Guide. tgvnfian Ora
cle- Dream. Hint- 10 Isle A SaueI b.-es
100000 sold Aeeress TWILL lax 4 60
Pubiisters PhHsdelpkia
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counp omee-.

LAR NIE CoUSTT.
IN z Pos. cIr.Irrszs
oHDtiui0HeTslI H. Nichols,
IT Dyer
sAenfLT- JET Carr,
Coz staHe-D- Fallen
JAfises Of ne Psaes-JBa. Slaughter A q. Meas:
W l. KuybsndalI. Aduiph Crsy
Gkyf Qsl Rsooysker-W. BichHrdson.
freesrtr-W- l. KuykcudalL
PnoSdfs Jadgs-W- l. KuykendsH
PnoscrLRg An0rasg-w. ". Carieft.
School snT-Ffufsn9szf-N. 4. Arz-16
C0ronST-G. II. RussesI.
AGseSE0rJohn T. Chzfin.
CHEYENNE CITY.
fGeo- cassels Pres. e- oF.NaySr.
Peter HammR.
HFd TrafetsI John X. Davis.
x II. L-ibey-
L G. Whippie-
Clsrk-W- ReNaro-on- ref. Assessor.
AGrsAdi-frank Whitucy-
Fr,a<Hyyr-IrAac Bergman.
AnOrHru-T J. Street.
SHrretOr-R Black stone.
Polio Jasucts-1ohn Siauehfe. A.G- head
selns- offhr ToWa Tru=fce-. Friday eyes
Ing In each week. ~ Ire CITY Hail
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ALBASY COUNTY.
IL Adams. ChsfrnnEz
Commissioners W. q. Wilson.
Michael Carroll
SHIFT. J. layton
TG. ". Ritter.
Jusfices Of ne Peace L. D.. Pcaze.
Thomas ShAnks.
ETrrE-L- D. Fease.
Prsbr< Jafqs-G w. Ritter. sr-oTci0 Treasurer
Prosecuting Auorasy-C ". Bram-l.
Superintendent al SclooAs-W Z NflsoDl
0vsnr-Jercmfa Boter.
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LARAMIE CITY.
fwD. Harris. Sr oaeo. Aayd
J. II Finfrock-
B0ayi q TEHsls0si r. GAlhrni n.
1T. J. Webster.
flames VIM
C1rH-JOhn Mel cod. ca ardf9 AssessoE
Mgrshaf-N a HAnee.
TrdsHrer-L. ID. Pessc.
Ah0rneg-Hnnner NerTell.
P0ltcs Jasfice-L- ID. Peace
cARDOS COUNTY.
IL. l. Smith, ChAhnsz.
Co5amIsslOasrs +. IS. Bennett.
% ear COllistcr.
SASrlr-Wnliam Hawley.
CirE J. =. Keller.
Probate Judge H. Tnitlc-
Superintendent Of SsAook-B- r. Kinney.
swEETwATEE COUNTY.
(Jsmes KIme. ChAirman,
CommisSioners VIM. a Johnson.
liz r Cheney.
ShsrfR John MctsliuchcY.
CLrE-T. Mccarthy.
PROBATE Jsd2e-as. A Brennan, fr. OF. Treas T.
c0ronsr-JohB Morris.
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DO0lEY'S YEAST POWDER
Makes Elegant Biscuits and Rolls.
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ELxrge Gre in Baltimore. $4,000
worth OF tobacco feduced to ashes
and smoke. Insurance, 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13
Dailv Gommereiel.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard NJ. jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. FoIris.
ar For Terms, etc., see Second Ptje.
Personal.

On Saturday, Thomas Cook, the English
"Tourist" manager. accompanied by his Ameri-
can partner, Mr. Jenkins Of Nov York, went
down from philadelphia, (wllero ho ID for few
days, with party Of English visltors.) to tho
,oach ortliar is at Middletown, escorted by su-
perntendent Kenney, and General Iichct Agent
panun of tho r, W., y. Itailroad. The
party occupied a special car, and returned by the
afternoon train. Mr.. Cook spoke in high terms
of the wealth of tho frlitago down country,
and also of tho great CenteHnial, on account of
which he expects to apend all of next season in
Philadelphia. He sails for Glasgow this week.
President Grant and family expect to return
to Washington on tho 20th inst.
Tho steamship IHddtd, of the American
Limo, came into Philadelphia yesterday morning.
Among tho passengers arc Morgan Il; Wills and
wife, Of the Norristown, Pa, Hrdld and Thos.
II spoakman and wife, of Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13
Anticipated Troubie with the En-
iiRns.

SPOTTED TAIL DEMANDS sc, 600 900 FOR THE BLAeE
HILLs-THE THnFAT or A CHEYENNE.
A Tribune special from Grow Butte Council
via Fort Laramie, Sept. II, says:
Spotted Tail, in private council with Ibis people
yesterday, announced his price as $4,000 900 fol
the Black Hills, Or an annuity of 900 year fol
grown people and S25 for squaws aud chill
dren. Half of that would stick to the
whitos' hands. Good authority says that
another price put on tho Hills by the
Indians was sJ0,000000 Any guch PROPOSE
tion will not be entertained by the Commissions
ers. 1t is impossible to obtain the amount from
the Indians themselves. In an interview with
Red Cloud to-day, h5was reticent. He said, u
am big chief, and when | talk / want it in an
open council and big crowd. Mouse talking now
for fun. don't sell dollar twice"
Franklin Gruard, Il Sandwich islander, six
years prisoner among tho Northern Sioux, Sit
ting Bulls band now with Sword, Red Clouds
head soldier, told me to-day that that uhief and
Crazy Horse would make war this Fall. They
refuse to come in to tie council under any con-
sideration. A Southern Cheyenne is said to have
threatened to break up the council IL he had to
kill one OF the commissioners / believe tue
story to be true, but there is no meaning to such
threat. Ii is only the idle boast OF young
bucks. Besides. Red Cloud has promised that
his soldiers will be OH guald The Grand Coun-
ell will probably open on Wednesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13
FIFTH EDITION.
The Maryland Political Problem.

IsDEpENDENT NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR Of
FERED HON. j. MORRISON HARRIs-HE WILL
THfSK ON IT--TEAcKtE WALLIS FOR ATTORNEY
GENERAL.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IS.
A number of gentlemen, representing the
combined elements of tho opposition to the
democratic ticket, waited upon Hon. ]. Morri-
son Harris on Saturday to obtain his consent to
run for Governor. Tho committee. represented
the 50 ctiaans' REFORM "peoples reform" and
Republican organizations. The Republican mem
bers of tho committee stated to Mr.. Harris that
their party did not propose to make any nomina
ton for State Offices, but if Mr.. Harris accepted
the nomination from the citizens and peoples
reform clements tho Republicans would give him
their support
Mr.. Harris in response said he would give the
proposition to give him the gubernatorial nomi-
nation respectful consideration. The committee
will meet to-day and will probably receive Mr..
lIarris's response.
The same committee have asked Mr. .Teac
kle Wallis to accept the nomination for attorney
general. Mr.. Wallis had declined the guberna-
torial candidacy, stating that he wished to de-
vote himself to his professional duties and also
that he did not think it expedent for the
formers to engage i'll the State contest. Col. +
wilkins is tie choice of the opposition for comp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

Fho Ssluo Hens Chickens.
liior al tLe onn. nlercinl !:

N thc Elitor Of Tie com nlercial:
Yonr paper rocently made some reference to
tie origin of tho name " Blue Hons Chickens.
The writer is desccndent of Capt jonathan
Caldwell. and it would afford me.greab satiatact-
ION TO get all the faot5 commented upon by yorr
article and alluded to by Seminars W0nhiy.
iou will find in Web9ter's Dictionary, Qlnabrids
cd edition,) page l5jO the origin of the name
very similarly explained in a quotation From tho
Delaware state JouHdt of 1860.
JouN J, CALDWELL, NJ ID.
BALTIMORE, 10th Sept, 1875
1ln our recent article, We followed tho state
ment made by Hon ". q. Whiteiey, (now May
or of this city,) in his address before the llegs
lature, last winter ON .'rhe Revolutionary Sol
iiers of Delaware" Our correspondent cai
doubtless procure copy of this address by
writing TO Mayor Whteley. There 4, ~ the
collection of the Delaware Historical Society, q
fuller ststemcnt upon tho subject, contributed
some twelve years ago by the late Thomas Nj
Rodney. We lave not consulted it, but presume
its general purport is tho same as that quoted
by Mr.. Whiteley.-ED. COMMERCIAL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13
GRAND Prospects of tno Cenaeaniai.

WHAT THE ENGLISH coMNfssToNER SAYS or TT
AMERICANA DO NOT REALIZE rrs MAGSIrUDE.
A London letter to tho New York 1riJNitr,
signed "K. F." lis it Kate Field y relates an
interview with Mr.. =. Cuulitfo Owen, the direc
tor of tho famous South Kensington Museum of
London and the Commissioner on behalf of
GTeat Britain supervising the articles exhibited
by that nation at the Centennial. Concerning
tho latter, MIR. owen speaks very warmly indeed
-ao mnch 80 that his description of tho work
dono and progressing ought to be everywhere
printed and road. We give one paragraph from
tho letter
.'l assure yon," continued MIR. Owen, becom-
ing more and more in earnest, "that Americans
do not seem to reliHa the magnitude of the lN-
hibiton of 1876. Owing to the groat distance
at no previous exhibition was 1t possible to Sc
cure anything like an adequate representation
of American industry and invention. That por-
ton, therefore, of the Exhibition devoted to the
United States will otfer great attractions to your
own people as well rs TO Foreigners. Great Bri-
tain was among the earliest to respond to your
Presidents invitation, and has already secured q
large additional amount of space for the British
Empire, including India Australia, and other
colonies, besides the Dominion, which has sep
arate commission. France, under tho able adj
nlinistration Of II. Du Sommerard, Director of
the Cluny Museum, has determined to take a
most important part in the Exhibition, and with
out doubt French art and industry Will be largely
represented. The German Empire i'd equally
interested, and The Niceroy of Egypt intends
that his country shall be as well represented in
America az in Vienna. In nil probability your
Centennial Celebration will be the last great in
ternational xhibitiun for a number of years,
and must OF necessity produce important com
mercial results. Hereafter your Centennial will
be known as the great American International
l. Exhibition of 1876"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13
The Suicide Mania.
FUATHHR EFFORTS AT BALTIMoREA WOMAN eUo
cEEDs.

FURTHRR EFFORTS AT BALTIMoRE-A WOMAN fUc-
cEEDs.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
Mrs. Amanda Deford, young woman twenty
six yeara of age, committed suicide on Saturday
night by taking laudanum, and died at the north
eastern police station. She purchased vial of
laudanum at drug store, which she drank in the
street and then wandered about until she fell and
was removed to the police station, where she
died. Before her death she stated that she had
taken the drug because she had been deserted
by friend. The mother of the unfortunate
woman, Mrs. Martha E. Collision, lives near
Greensborougb,i in Caroline county,and has been
summoned.
Joseph Bunting, % years of age being locked
up on Saturday night, WAS afterwards found sus
pended by the neck to the grating of his cell
door by an article of his clothing. He was
promptly cut down, but shortly afterward made
another attempt to hang himself, and was pro-
vented by the officers of the station. He then
made third attempt upon his life without sue
cess. Ee was finally sent to jail.
Herfnln Spengler charged with embezzle-
mont, swallowed vile of laudanum while on
his way to the police station on Saturday, say
ing he world not suffer disgrace and poverty.
Ani.dotes were administered, and death was
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ansas.
DAsrARDLY CONDUCT OF RuFFIASs NEAR KANsAs
CITY.
prevented,

pAsrARDLY CONDUCT OF RuFFIASs NEAR KANsAs
CITY.
KANSAS Cry, Sept. 13.
John Layton, Andrew Rooney, and Henry
Lacey Colt, the latter mere boy entered the
saloon of the Rail Road House, disreputable
place, on the Shawnee Road, outside tho city
limits, yesterday afternoon, and after robbing
Charles Carlot, who was in charge of the place,
and trying to locs him in a room from which he
escaped, fred several shots through the house
and then went up stairs and rayished the women
there.
Meanwhile Carlot reached the town aud noti-
fed the police of the outrage, and four officers
rode out to the scene. They were fired upon by
the ruillans and detective Mcknight was badly
wounded in the leg.& The ofllcers returned the
fire but without effect.
They then closed with the desperadoes, and
a fierce hand to hand fight ensued with dubbed
pistols, resulting in the capture of the latter,
who were disarmed and brought to town.
Considerable money supposed to have been
taken from the house, was found in their posses
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