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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
KU-KLUX CONVICTED.
Judge EmmOns Making short Work with
the OutiRws of Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l3.-The jury IN the case Of
the Uni s.. ties against william smoot George Hai.
George Mefrrt. John Oman, and George nall charg d
with cOnspiring against the Government and nmIdat-
ing Wis Russell AclnR United states Mars a. IN the
discharge Of hit uuty, returhed Vefdlct thus
OF gully to Smoot and Mencrt, pu recJinme nue. d
d RI TO The mercy Of the COlrt account OF ns l
health. 1hc men are ali Implicated IN tue owen Ku'
klux outrages,
the yeret sadly received by the three prison
Judge Emnons senicnced snoOt TO I'VE years an 4
On TO three years Imprisonment IN the pcntent AY.
NJ nrrts sentence was suspended for al IN cnui. c
period, he Judge wishing make further inquiry INTO
his life since ais lie also TOOK into cOusldeta
tUn his suffering condition physc ny and the tc' 'h-t
the Jury nad recommended ienicncy In his case.
Counsel tor the dcfeucc Rsked tnat tho Court allow
tne PRISONERS to be cent to som other penltena out
side Of Kentucky tor various personal reasons all
their families relatives. Tie Court however r'ii
IL knew nothing OF these reasons, aud could not Cn1
them TO any ot er prison.
After sentence me friends OF the prisoners gathered
around and SHOOK hands.
Smoot anu Oman " III be taken In few days TO Frank
fort to serve out their .enteuce.
A. W. Hal, tn oltcr Ku Klux, indicted with the
aforesaid trio WAS .und not guilty Of conspiracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
SECRET SERVICE ABUSES.
Judge Benedict on an Organization for the
EncOuraEemtnt Of Crime.

Several weeks ago Michael Boyle, James
Maber, and Michael Te. que were arrested by
the Secret Service oflcers a charge OF p .sslne
counterfeit trade dollars and silver half dollars,
and James McGrath was lodged In Ludlow street
jail for N king the coin. McGrath escaped from
Jsll just before the trial, and the other three
Irisoners pleaded guilty and were remanded
for sentence. McGra was subsequently cap
tuTed O1 outward Dounu steamer. boyle.
Maher and 1easue were arraigned for sentence
on saturday. They all said thai they had
been induoed bi une Dwyer 20 aCcOn. pany
him to saloon, aud after they bad been
made drunk, he gave them packages Of
the spurious coin. which tney were Instruct
ed to give. a few pieces at time, to a GER
tain man whom they recognized In court as
Secret Servire OfiCer Drummondl TO put IN cir
cuiAtion. The onicer Invariably gave them good
money Tor enange after seemingly passing the
coin.
Judge Benedict said that In view OF the fact
that the prisoner had Drst been mad drunk 10y
q counferfeter well known to the Secret Ser
vice officers, and then sent TO SIMPLY hini II
over To one of The officers of that service, be
should suspend sentence, and dischsrge the
prisoners on their own recORnlzance. His Honor
added that he supposed the Secret Service was
intenoed for tue Suppression OF crime, mol ior
a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
PAPERS SEIZED.
Justice Cox's Clerk Entangled in a Compli-
Gated Divorce suit.

Frank HoughtalinE, clerk for ex-Justice Cox,
was arrested yesterday by Capt Kennedy on charge OF
participating In the robbery Of Capt WV. Phce yase
few days ago George A. Reeves arrested BY the
Chief OF the Jersey CITY police, who met him carrying
carpet bag. Reeves then professed to be Capt Price
OF the nrm OF Beedles Price, brewers. The Chief OF
Police, who was acquainted with Capt Price sent to
iuf rm him Of the arrest OF Reeves and the Captain
hasteued 10 jersey CITY aud claimed the q, Whica
con aned papers tnat he valued at Thousands OF DOL.
lars. Reeves Was brought TO New YOrk, and his
animation Ot ore Justice Morgan he lm1cated Housh.
tang Jusoe Morgan opened court last night to give
hin hearing.
Reeves said that HoughtnR met him at Houston
street anu Broadway anu asked him 10 assist hlm
Iobbng Capt. Price adding tnat he should be paid well
They hred room m the SturtsVant House opposite
10 the one occupied by Capt Price an ia his alsehcs
stole the yase The papers are part OF the eyd, nee
kept c BY Capt Price In his late divorce SUIT
Justice Morgan committed HVushtAllng In default Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
MURDERoUS AssAULTIN BOSTON.
An Aged Citizen Beaten 20 Death by Two
Runinns-His Money UntOuched.

BosroN. Nov. H.-Thos. p. Pulsfer, an
aged and highly respected citizen Of the South
End, who has been for the past twenty y-three
years proprietor Of provision store at 70 Prince
street. was assaulted by TWO ruflans at 1880 last
night and beaten SO severely tnat he uled to-
night from his injuries.
He closed his store at ll;l5 =. NJ, and started
to walk through lem street o take the OARS on
Hanover street for his residence at the south
End. Near the Seam ms Bethel on Purmenttr
street no WAS met Dy two men who beat him
with bllies, tho sound OF the struggle awaken
ing residents of the neighbOrhuod. A young
man living near by raised his window and shout
ed when the assail lnts suddenly ned. On MIR.
Pulslfer's head and face were seven terrible
cute and bis skull was fractured III three places.
lie was taken to the hosuital ana died to-
night. He had on his person three or four nun
dred dollars ana a gOu watch ana chain, winch
were untouched. Whether the intention was
simply murder or robbery Is not known. Thus
far there is no clew to the assailants. MIR. Puls-
fer was All inOffensiye old gentleman, not known
To have an enemy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
Canary's Drive Through Chatham street.

Thomas Canary, aged twenty-one OF S39 De-
ancey street. formerly one OF sharKeVs gang, drove
= bhnd horse against the street lamp In front
OF the StddS zeiIun0 building yesterday morn.
ing. The lamp post was knocked down. and
the horse was 80 badly injured that no was
shot by order OF Mr.. Bergh. Otfcer Grace had seen
the horse dashing up On than street win coupe and
ne tIieu 70 htOP MN but WAS unable 70 90 90 Canary
against the post which crushed his face aud broke a
DackbOne. There were two other In The couD6
and they sprang out and ran away. Canary showed
night, but he was secured aud taken to the Franklin
f.ult Of $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
A Tidal Wnve In England.

LONDON, Nov. H.-Nh hllo the tide was eoblng
yesterday Dore ual wave ten feet hIsh swept up
the PaIrrt, river IN Somersetshre. At Brdgcwstcr
dock gates we're burss Opcn, Nessc brOken from
their nUuiings. One vessel VS. huue, ad ~ cty ere
Ices damaged. BOres arc not VQurut along
shures VI the Bristol C.sanc, but the one to-day
iarser uiorS obstructive tnan any thai has &C
currtu IA oug tilnc.
LoSpos, Nov. H-Mnnight-A violent storm has
prev ailrd all day Much damage has b.en G ed At
Dover, BOuiOgue, ana o ner s'apOrte Ca the British
sud French coasts by high I'D THOUSANDS OF acres
have been submerged la SVner6rtsulre Oy the Overflow
IL. Of tue RIVER Parre.t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
FLASHING ron NOTES.

An Investigation Of the charges against Add
son Lowe. supervising Inspector OF Stea nbo is IN
New York has resulted IN his complete yindicstiOn.
IL has been officially ascertained that ad-
dltiOnal calls ny tue Treasury pNtmeut for the ro
ucnptOn uf old outstanding OOnds depend on tue saS
OF neN ones
rhe removal begun by Secretary Chandler last
week IA the DrparncAt Of tue Ilt'ripr WI be re-
sumed this week. There "a consequently mucl alarm
among the CLERKS many OF wnOm arc apprVnensye VI
removal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
THE rIcE-PREsIDENr IMPRovIyG.
Awaking Refreshed After a Nights Uudls-
turbed sleep.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-yice-President
Wilson slept well last Eight from II o'clock un-
I'll this morning without opiates or other
medicine. This mornings mail was brought to
him after breakfast He read portion of the
Numerous letters and dispatches from syDpa-
thizng frienus and looked over the morning
newspapers. At IL o'clock he sat up half AN
hour anu then lay down feeling somewhat
weak. Sir Geo. A. Bowen OF Engiand called
daring tne m"rnirg. nearing note OF introdu uc-
tion from Geo. w. Childs, but learning that tue
Vice-iresident was asleep ne declined TO have
him disturbed. Among the visitors to-day we're
Postmaster-G enerai Jewell, secretary bfistow,
ter sent a note to the President this forenoon,
OF which tue following Is copy:
TuE PRESIDENT. The Nicc.Pre,i lent continues to i'm
prove, And p, quietly all nig t. He mu h
stronger TINS morning anu Will be a1le to cit up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
ReorsanIzInr tLs Grant Party in virainIa.

WASHINGTON, Nov. lI-Prominent Republi-
cans OF Virginia are now engaged IN an effort 10 reor
game aud strengthen the Republican party In that
state by "a combinaio Of Republicans and Ineepen1
ent CONSERVATIVES who In the late election acted With
they working for the apPoin lnent oi Jloge MOL
ton (Rep) Postmaster at Richmond In the place OF
Miss Van Lew, aud for Gen. Heath, who served q
Confederate qeneral, anu who ,AIely opposed Gen.
Bra r. johnson Tor STATE Senate TO Oe Collector
OF Internal Reyei ue In that city Other changes are
contemplated by those who seem TO be espocAlly tn
terested iu this new political movement 30 Tar, they
have acted privately being engaged Of present only
With tue preliminary movement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH
Kansas has population OF Sa3,319.

Kansas has population OF 533,37o.
EK-JudGo Metcalf, formerly in the bench OF
the SIp.eme Court Of Massachusetts died at his rest
dence II Bost n pn saturday, aged ei years.
Light shocks Of eartbq AXE were felt In Cairo,
H., at about nve O'Clock on saturday evening aud
aga " about two o'clock ycst rdsJ morning
MichaeI Delaney, a coppersmith. Of Brooklyn
N v, while working on Tue root Of the Lew jail ln
Asnlngton, o., OIL Saturday, slipped aud fell aud
WAS ins antiy kic0.
Robert Richards, captain and rnrt owner Of
the schooner j. Ma vim Scott Of oswrgo, n. !" died
suddenly In Buffalo yes,erdiy mOrnlugi II 10 supposed
from ruptured blood vessel.
Senator Dawes, while out riding on horseback
In PlIts1eld, Ahss Friday dsmouuted to let down
some rs, when his h irse wheeled anu kIcAa0 Ailn
pIVstrste. hl Injuries arc pot serl0uA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
rhn MorL of "A philndeIphIn Gnnr.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.-Aoout midnight st
night gans OF rum stoned the house OF John Ser
gean at sixth and Jackson streets, and then entered
and tied the proprietor aud threw the furni ure out of
doors. Thirteen OF them then outraged the wifa OF
Sergeant The vrn contains about four cart loads OF
bricks aud stones tnat we're thrown into II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

The employees Of the BloodRood Mills, near
Railway, purchase much OF their provisions At the
pany's store. on Saturday new cheese cut, and
IN the evening all those VINO ate OF II were taken
violently sick, having pains and other symptoms of
poisoning The Railway physcians fonnd nfteen per.
sOns suffering ter ID y, and there mAnV more
VINO ate ou sparingy yet were more or less an ced.
A ther, mother, and child named Marshall were the
most serlOu ly takcn but all were we'd. The aymp.
toms were those Of metallic poisoning aud tho treat.
ment for II successful.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
Ths rrInl Of ,he whi.Lsy Con.pIrator..

ST. LOUIS. Nov. H. he cases OF WIN. McKee,
OF the Globe and Democrat and Constantine Mcguire
eHreyenue collector, for completely In the ~hiskey
frauds have been set Lr trial Dec TO- the Hon. DAN
Voorhees, OF Indiana, their counsel being unable 70
attend court here previous to that time.
Thirteen diBtilleTs aud rectners seven gAuRers and
storek epers, and deputy collector thus far have
wthdrawn pleas OF not gull ~ and pleaded guilty.
Previous TO being sentenced ye trdaV Col Joyce de-
csred his innocence OF the charges against him IN most
emphatic terms, and asserted his conviction was Sc.
cured by the prrjured testimony OF seli-oonVcted
tnieVcs who acknOw edged 70 their being robOng the
WAR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS.
Another Account of the Mutiny In the British
shin I.enute.

LONDON, Nov. H.-Another account OF the
muiiny on the British -.p LNaao s-yu tnat the~esse
arrived In the roads OF LsUte the evening OF tue
ON inst Her movements creating suspicion. the Cap
tain OF the Travaileur. despatch boat, ordered tue
TO appear man desert ling himself as Bel
giau came fursard, and wac taKtn to 81 Ma tiu. ne
sAid that the tue Leuuir having rered the
crew 70 reduce sail. he Mas mureered. Ine mate aAu
boats aiu also Killed. As COOK knew some
tniny OF nayly.t.ou he zs orderee Oy the mutt
to cOnuuct tne snip TO Gibraltar. Heayy Neatne com
pelcd tlcm to into LAnOte Ca the 10td INST. the
Lenniv was stl anCLoTeu a few nles nOrtheat VI La
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
Tho Thirst for once,

WAsHISoToH, Nov. 1.-THE number Of can
didales for the elective Offices In the House OF Repre-
sentali yes. apart from the speAkership 10 constantly
increasing. Already the Democratic members nave re
ceived print c c1srs ON these candidstes asking
for their votes. Private parties are impurtuned
10 inn IN their oehalf There are At least four
candidates Clerk OF the House from tue South and
these nave numerous dependents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

Boston, NV. H.-Owen NJ rshail, residing in
stoughton. shot and PROBABLY fatally wounded his wife
last night lie had been married three months ana IS
s,id to have been jealous OF lreman raj road
whom he had charged with improper relations with his
wife; lie returned home last evening between ana
O'Clock. ealuted his Nife's family, with whom the
you couple yed. pleasantly, aud passed up stairs to
his room witnOut sp rakng To nis WIFE who was sitting
the bed. lie drew revolver snd hrcd, the ball Z.
tering the bridge ~ her nose, between the eyes Per
down irs rushed and found Mrs. Marsha i IN
sensible the Marshall ned and has not yet been
arrested, though officers are IN pursuit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
LOSSES BY FIRE.

The True Pres establishment In Auburn, N. Y,
was burned On Friday night. The nre WIS caused W
l. mp Kpludiug In the pres room. Ncariy the whole
dlun Of the paper destroyed, with all tne typeS,
presses &c. Loss al NJ 5000
A fire IN King street, Charleston, S. { on SAT-
uruay night dcstruNe ed tie dry goods store OF H. Rtd
Coz Barnad's photOg gHphic gallery, and the AZ lJlnng
Oulidihg, temporarily occupied by Edwards q Co "A
book auction huusv. The iOss Is e-tuat ~ kVQ,Oypi
Inh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
WHO OWNS BROOKLYN2
Mayor Hunters Orders Taken to Ross Me-
LaMEhIin Tor hia PersonnI ApprexaI.

Mayor Hunters Orders Taken TO boss Me-
LRughlin Tor his Personal Approval.
In reply to Mayor Hunters note asking for
the prosecution OF the city suits against Bub Nc
Laughlin, eXFlre Commissioner. who holds 5000 the
city claims, ex.TaI Collector BAdeau. and eI.Cny
Treasurer sprague, Corporation Counsel Dewitt has
written curt note, inrlmatng that tue Mayors note
was unnecessary, and announcing that tie cases had
nlor. Mayor iiunter sal0 last evening thai after
Ger n9 n1 nnt he ietter on ale mi carried IL a. n s
MCLAUGHLIN, ana (as It IN the Bosss nephew who Is
being sued for 90 ODO), added tAe Mayor, have no
doubt that that nhur ced hun IN the choice Of nOmi
Tor Mayor" No money had reaened tue city tire a.
Ail VI the prosecutions 40 lar The Mayor SAID
tnat he should repy Mr. Dewitt and tha n the Cor
poratUn Counsel did not act at once he the Mayor
wouia take Official action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
ALabor Leasuc's View of Legislation.

BOSTON, Nov II The New England Labor
r. fora 4 ,gue held = convention IA his city tod v.
scries o resolutions we're aaopted denuncatory Of
all political parties, crccds, and IL tbs asserting mat
oil legislation this coutry tends not project per.
aud properly, but " promote the interests Of
speculative robbery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

John W. and Holloway Walters .quarrelled 10
regar to some property belonging 10 them anu their
siSters IN sprlngtO~n, n, d. last SUNDAY. aud John
struck MS brother on the head with stone, from tho
efect OF which he uicd mex dAy, Justice Carpenter
committed pvhn W BeYidere iAiL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

ROME, Nov. H-Lucianl, Frezza, Arnati Fart
na and Moreh. who were on trial charged with com.
pncIn iu the murder Of Rafaee Sonkogno. editor OF
IL tdtitdis, have been convicted anu scntehceu 60
pensl serude for life sclrpctu, VINO Was also triea
on the same charge, was acquitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
The Run on the Newark Bank.

The run on the Newarg Dime savings BanI
terminated on saturday. The bank was opened ia the
morning rn hour caller than ual, hundreds Of eK-
cited people having already gathered IN front OF tho
building. The police With dif ully Kept the sidewalk
clcr Ia the afterhon ~ the hiohg incrc scd On F1-
day ana Saturday O95 depusitOrs drew slbu,WO. tho
DanS opened agaln In the evening al U'cVck, Out by
this tilC the panlc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
Stabbed In a DrunLen Row.

Thomas Fnnen, George +. Barnes, and John
Hasbrouck OF Jersey CITY. while returning last night
from spree IN New York quarrelled ln EXchAnge
place, rsey CITY, fnDen and Barnes attacking Has
orouek flnnen at lel 9Th stabbed hAaDrouCk IN the
broasL nAsiAG probably fatal wound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

MONTREAL, Nov l4.-The Prince of Wales's
Rifles the NiCturas, the Garrison AT ilery. shi nell
battery tia Water police and loo of the cay p lice are
uLder orders tU muster NJ tnelr quarters ON Iusdiy
morning H. IN oruer 70 carry out the burial of Oui
nnrll llLnN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
Tb, Cbu,bnm Village PoI.op;ur.

The jury In the case OF Eliza A. Stone, on trial
In IUdson, n y on charge OF poisoning her husband
IN Chatham village April 23 SATURDAY. returned
OF not guilty after heing out about two hours
NJ lie cre1 in tie case OF Daniel u. BOswOrta.
Indicted 81 accessory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
Fre.b rroubIc for Coun, Won Arn,m.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Criminal Court has
order d. the inst Of the Puolic Prosecutor, the
ar alignment Of the author OF recent pamphlet con
tAiulDg document connected with tne Ar.im traL on
III" Cnsrge OF lnsulting TN Emperor aud no, Hing
Prince Nj marck anu tue Foreign ONCE. IL II believed
that unit Won Aruim almse, or sVule Que IN has cOu
a. IL The author.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

Casimir Sauer All insane man, arrested In HO.
boken Saturday. hau IN his pocket paper purDot-
ing hi will bcqueathtng his body 10 the EmDeror
OF Germany, his soul to the Prcsuent OF the United
state - dog to the Governor Of New Jersey, and bus
clothes u his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
Military Movement. in SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. H.-Gen. Quesada is establish
ing line OF fortlncauons between VlttoriA ana Lo
srono, and has occupied the Gu ire district OF RioJa
The Carlsie, attempting to prevent his movement,
were rtpu sed with neaVy loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

HALIFAX, Nov. 1.-THE ship Calcutta, fror
Quebec for Live pool, deal laden was wreckcd 0
Crosse sle ou SuuuaY ast, ana twenty-five m, OF III
crew an q lady passenger We drowned. Ths Captain
three men, and . oY were saved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
Butcher. U-lng their Knives on Each Other

PHILADELThIA Nov. IA fight occurred to-
day betWren a party OF herman butcher, Al y.
lur aud Br1Nn streets. in which Mutn Wooster was
staDbed IN the heal and dangerously wOunued. Iac
his head.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

Pure cryst ls, with diamond surface, are as
DC ufu anu lasting as the costly stones. These
are PnIl ian dan nd. Sole agent. klOhAFd Hum.
nhrvys. 77e brVAdwI.-AaAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

Cardinal McCiOskcy Coming Home.
CoRK, Nov. H.-Cardinsl McCloskey sailed to-
day 0u TIE steamer Ably ssinia for Nes YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15

The Weather Once Prediction.
Rising followed by falling barometer, slightly
warmer partly cloudy.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-07-28
The Drunken Clergyman.

A friend at Paradise is kind enough to
inform US that some maliciously disposed
persons in his neighborhood has started
the report among the Baptists down there,
that the local item in these columns,
several weeks ago, noting the Drunkenness
of Baptist clergyman on the streets Of
our town was not the statement of fact,
but invented and intended as slur upon
that denomination. The man or woman
who originated so groundless or malicious
a Islander, if Baptist, needs to be "born
again of water in baptism" to wash away
his or her disposition to manufacture
falsehoods. 1t was an actual occurrence.
The name of the clergyman referred to is
Elder Moses Chapman, and his spree
lasted two or three days.
We take no pleasure in chronicling the
misdeeds Of our fellow-men, but the case
of the clergyman designated above was SC
open and notorious, that, as a compiler
of the history of local transpirings, We
could not avoid giving his reprehensiblC
conduct the publicity we did.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-07-28
Broke Jail.

George Eli Chinn, who had peen con-
fined in our county Jail for about six
months, charged with hOrse-stealing,
made his escape on Wednesday night OF
last weok. lie undoubtedly had outside
help. 1t came very near being general
delivery, as all the prisoners were on
their way down stairs when the jailer
was awakened by a noise some of them
made. He managed to intercept the
fight Of all except Chiun, who, as above
stated, made good his escape. Jailer
Wise has offered 800 reward for his cap
ture. Chinn is about five feet eight OF
nine inches high, will weigh about one
hundred and seventy-fve pounds, is about
twenty-five years Of age, has medium
light hair and eyes. the hair cut very
close, and his right arm is off close to the
shoulder.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-07-28
Some More Jail Birds.

George w. Burger, Deputy Sheriff, ar.
rested z. T. Albin and Joseph Goodman,
on Saturday last. under bench warrant
from the Ohio Circuit Court, charging
them with having committed adultery
with one Mahala Moore. Albin gave
bond for his appearance. but Goodman
failed, and went to Jail to await trial.
Albin was tried on the same day before
P. II. Afford for whipping the little son
of Charles Baize, and fined eight dollars,
and failing to pay or replevy it, he was
landed in Jail to board it out at two dol
lars a lay.