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ARRIVAL OF Mr.. coE IN RICHMOND.


Mr. William II. Coe whose exposure of OK. Congress-
man Platrs plot to involve Congressman Goodc OF
Norfolk in duel personal difficulty Published
In tho Norfolk papers OF to-day, arrived here to
night. Coo was informed that Platt and
Mr. Davidson, editor of the National Republican,
would publish afndavits denying his sworn
statements in toto and in response he reiterated that
Plat had endeavored TO get him to personate one
Paxton, and that he had left with Hon. John Goode
Patrs original letters. 10 be used in the event OF
challenge from Goode, which wero conclusive
proof Of his (Platt's) infamous conspiracy. Coo an
tx Confederate officer, who lost his lett Cameo
Mil, and afterward commander Of a company
known o. the Presidents Guard In Richmond during
the last days of the Confederacy. He is well known
here and is regarded truthful and honorable man.
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NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.

NOMINATION OF AN Rx-CoNFEDERArK SOLDIER
FOR CpNaREss-A FALSE REPORT CONTRA
DICrEu-NoRrH cABoLINA REPUBLICANS ABLE
TO CARRY THE STATE WITHOUT FEDERAL
BAYoNITs.
WILMINGTON, August go 1876
Tho Republican Congressional Convention for the
Third North Carolina district held to-day at Mag
nolia in Duplin county, the line OF the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad. Upward Of 5000 people at
tended. The multitude addressed from three dit
fcrent stands simultaneously Owing to the large
number present the meeting held in the open air.
Speeches made by Mr.. Thomas Settle, the re-
publican nominee for Governors Judge Samuel W.
Watts, Mr. Oliver H. Dockery and ex Judge Jonathan
W. Abertson. William P. Canaday, gallant ex-Con-
federate soldier OF the Wilmington Post nominated
for Congress by reclamation, ana Nell Mccoy
for Presidential elcctor This district Is now rep
resented by Hon. Alfred IT. waddell democrat, whose
majority two years ago was II, 450
The republican ratification meeting here onght Is
tho largest political demonstration in North Carolina
since the crowd OF several thousand persons is
being addressed by Judge Settle
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THE BROOKLYN YELLOW FEVER CASE.

WHITEHALL, ~ Y, August so, 1876
Tho remains Of James Hunt, who died OF yellow
fever at No 81 Cranberry street, Brooklyn Sunday
last arrived hero at yesterday and bur ed
to-day The affair Is the general topic OF
and much Indignation Is felt toward the authorities
who allowed the body to come north. No fears arc
entertained, however ms the coffin was not opened.
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ONE MORE AsTEROID.


UTIcA, y. Y, August 30, 1876
Dr. Peters announces the discovery OF astcroid
OF the twelfth magnitude the night Of the 2sth in
II hours. IS minutes ~ seconds right ascension and
IL degrees. "A minutes south dccinauon.
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PERsIsTENcY OF THE TURKISH ATTACKS AT
ALExINATz RUSSIANS swARMING INTO SIR
vIA-oBJECT OF THE PROPOSED ARssTlcE.
ENGLAND.

CLOSE or THE INQUEST IN THE CASE OF THE
THUNDEBER.
PORTSMOUTH, August 30, 1876.
After an inquest, which has lasted several weeks
over tho victims by the disaster board the iron clad
Thunderer the jury has returned verdict Of accidental
DEATH with recommc ndations
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

The general condition of Commodore Vanderbilt was
unchanged yesterday, though there be no doubt
that he IS gradually getting weaker A number OF
visitors called during the day but tho only allowed
TO sec him were DR.. Deems and Mr. Samuel Hand, OF
Alabama Dr. Deems remained during tho entire After
noon and evening
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DOM PEDRO.

HoHons p THE IMPERIAL TRAVELLER IN
SPAIN.
MApRrD, August 80, 1875.
The Emrror OF Brazil is shortly expected here.
During hisbojourn be will be received into the mem-
bership of lhe Society Of Political Economy King Al
fonso will breside at the reception.
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PHILADELPHIA POLITICS.

DE MocRATIc NOMINATIONS FOB LOCAL OFFICES.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 80, 1876
Tho democrats of this city to-day made the follow.
ing nominations sheriff, William H. Wright; Regis
ter OF Wills, NJ ~ Sheldrake; City Treasurer, Charles
McManus; Judge Of Common Pleas James E. Gowen.
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE ACCOMPLISHES ITS
work splenddy safely, ns,antly Wholesale and rctaii
Il oh sf
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PORTO RICO.
oRMER OWNERS OF LrBER-

INDEMNIrxTo THE FORMER OWNERS OF LrBER-
ATED SLAVES.
MADRID, August so, 1870
The Governor Of Porto Rico has been oacially noti-
ned of royt decree ordering the issue Of indemnity
bonds to thepwners OF liberated slavea
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

BosroS, August 80, 1876.
AZ tho democratic ward caucuses hero night full
delegations were chosen from all the wards favoring
the nom nation Of Ex-Governor CASTOR for Governor
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YELLOW FEVER.

THE DISEASE ONLY SPORADIC IN SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, August 80, 1876
The ycllow fever here is not epidemic. There have
been only thirty cases reported during the season.
and ten deaths TO date. The excitement has sub.
sided.
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EIGHMEY TO BE HANGED.

THE EXECUTION TO TAKE PLACE SEPTEMBER
AT CANANDAIGUA.
ALBANY. August 80. 1876
Governor Tildon has decided against tho application
OF counsel OF Charles Eighmey for Communication OF
his death Imprisonment for life, argument
upon which heard before him Monday, and
word been sent the Sheriff of Ontario county to
proceed with the execution at tho timo fixed sepem
Der s. Eighmcy killed George L. Crandall with hoe
In July 1874 and sentenced to death in July, 1875
but stays OF proceedings granted in order to
carry his to higher courts, where the sentence
affirmed. The Governor denies the final APP
plication. The execution will take place at Canaan
dagua.
The following letter also sent with the notice to
the Sheriff.
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ALBANY, August 30, 1876.

To SHERIFF OF ONTARIO COUNTY, CANASDAIGUA:-
SlR-The Governor directs me, view OF the ap-
proaching execution Of Charles Eighmey TO call your
especial attention to the provisions OF the statute
ating to the subject 1t Is the evident design that
executions should be private and that should
be permitted to witness the except such
required be present His Excellcncy expects this in
OF the law will not be evaded by the appoint
ment Of unnecessary special deputies or otherwise
With respect the details which the law leaves TO
your discretion no hopes that you will take the great
pans discharge your duty with all deceDcy. dig
nifty and humanity ! am very truly, your obedicnt
servant CHAS. STEBBINS. Private Secretary.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS QUAsHKs SENTENCE
AGAINST A NEWSPAPER.
PARIS, August 80, 1870
The Ccur, of Appeals has qusshcd tho sentence Of
Ono and Imprisonment passed by tho Correctional Trib
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WILMINGTON, N. c.. August 10. 1876.

"ff'HIN''fVN, :
despatch to tho Mayor of this city from the Mayor
OF Savannah In reference to the disease states that the
reports very much exaggerated needless panic pre-
vas and that proper measures being taken to
prevent the spread OF the disease. The cases arc
chiefly confined to the eastern outskirts OF the city.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will shaw tho changes In the
Temperature for the past twcnty-our hours, CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. in
dicaied by the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HrR Ii Huidlng.--
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GENERA. WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON August 80, 1875
OPINION IN REGARD TO THE INDIAN OPERA
TIoNs-sArIsFACToRY PRoGnEss OF RECRUIT
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THE sERvIAx ARMY BEcoM1No RUss1AN1zEp-

THE sERvIAN ARMY BECOMING RUssIANIzED-
DRAvIRY OF THE RUSSIAN soLpIERs-rHE
FIGHTING AROUND ALExINATz.
LONDON, August so, 1876.
special despatch from Belgrade to the Times
says:-"The keenest anxiety is felt to hear of an
lrmisce Every day increases the danger of the war
spreading. The Servian army is last becoming Rus
sian auxiliary force lighting Servian SOIL The Rus
SLAMS exposing themselves in the brunt of battle
with remarkable valor Out Of fortv-eight men who
fought company at Alexinatz thirty left on
the field. The Scrvians becoming jealous and
afraid of the Russians. They feel the control Of their
army slipping from their hands, and they will joyfuIy
accept peace If it can be obtained good terms The
seven days. aghting before Aexnatz has been greatly
exaggerated. 1t is estipated the servians
is only few hundred killed and about = 800 wounded.
No lists OF the killed and wounded have been pub
iished here since the beginning OF the war;"
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unal on the editor OF the newspaper les Droits dc
pHomme, for hbsIling the Chamber OF Deputies
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THE EX-EMPREss EUGENE.


LONDON, August 81, 1876.
A despatch b the Standard from Rome reports that
the OK Empires Eugene has purchased for a winter
residence thk villa OF the Grand Duchess Maria, OF
Russia. IN thk city
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average temPeraturc yes'cruuv. ia
Average temperature for corresponding da,o last
year.. Observation-Disclosures. ~
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the right and those payable upon ths second and
fourth quarters having the portal, on the lett The
coupons also have border of scroll work with the val
no Of such coupon embraced the scroll Within the
border she usual words, "Tho United States will
pay etc. and the date OF the maturity OF the coupon.
Each bond bears the large red seal aud its
face, and corresponding number is upon each coupon
attached. The rapidity with which they have been
prepared and excellence OF the workmans upon
them IL credtablc to tho Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing and shows tho usefulness of that Institution
MOVEMENTS OF THE SECRETARIES.
Secretary Chandler returned from New York this
morning and at tho department. to-day. Secretary
Cameron Is expected here TO morrow.
THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
The special Commissioners appointed by the Presi
dent under the act of Congress to examine and
port upon the compensation to railroad companies
carrying the mails with view to the adjustment OF
tho subject. consisting Of Hon. Gardner G. Hub
bard, OF Massachusetts, Hon. Frank w. Palmer of
Chicago and Hon. Daniel NJ. Fox, exMayor Of Philadei
pha with their Secretary, George A. Bassctt of New
York. called informally upon the Post Master General
to-day and afterward met their and organized
a commission. Alter adopting preliminary
for the transaction of business they adjourned till TO-
morrow
ONTARIO.
Notice has been received by the Lighthouse Board
from the government OF the Dominion OF Canada that
two range lights have been erected the end
Of the Quntc carrying place in tho county Of Prince
Edward and province of Ontario to guide vessels
through the entrance Of Weer's Bay, and put oper
alton on the sth INST. Tho lights arc fixed catoptric
The front one, red is elevated twenty nine feet
above high water mark, and the back one white, elc
waited three and halt feet above high water mark
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
The following is tho comparative recapitulaton of
tho values Of imports into and domestic and foreign
exports OF merchandise from the United States during
the month of July 1876, and the first months OF
1875. as supplied by the Bureau Of Statistics:-
Month ended July 81, 1876
Domestic exports, mixed values. ~, $40, 1913
Foreign exports: .:......---........ l,222,927
Month ended July 81 1870
Imports. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al, 2o5 317
Domestic exports, mixed values. 1880 SOS
Seven months ended July 81, iS7G:-
242 953, rs
Domestic exports, mixed values. a5I,57e,7S5
Foreign exports. .............. D. 902, 63l
Seven months ended July 81 1870
n %p" exports, mixed values. als $40 sss
Foreign exports. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9l9,0S6
Domestic Er-
ports-hired Forsign
Specie and Bullion Imports vaiuea Exports
Month ending July
81, 1876. ...:.:. sels,s4 ss.es7,7s7 s5sl,ee,
Month ending July
Seven months end
ing July 81, 1876 6242, SOS 49, 4S3. Ola l2i477
Seven months end
ing July 81, 1875 l34o2,755 5o1l7os9 e,ses, s62
Domestic Err
psrts--Specie
Values.
Month ending July
Month ending July
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TIES.
LONDON, August so, 1876.
Mr.. Gladstone, reply to a invitation TO partici-
pale In public meeting to protest against the gov
ernment's course regarding the Bulgarian atrocities
writes follows son u subject like this which ap.
peals directly to my deepest feelings, and where our
Information on details is still far from full. should
have been glad If tho whole duty OF express
sing the views OF the British nation
could have been left with safety in tho
hands OF the government; but the manner in which
treated by the head OF the Ministry the House
H Commons inadequate and unsatisfactory
mat cahnot but think well the people should seek
opportunities speak for themselves and should assist
Tho administration to judge whether 1t right that by
,ho re-estabshmen of tho status quo Bulgaria. op-
Dortuuty should be given its governors a repetition
If the recent ousrages when they may OCCASION"
DIFFERENCES AMONG THE POWERS IN REGARD
TO MEDIATIoN-AN ARMIsTIcE Oh PEACH
RUSSIA WANTING TIME TO PREPARE FOR WAR.
LONDON, August 81. 1876
The Standards special despatch IRON Constantnople
says material differences appear in the OF the
Powers with reference mediation Austria and Eng
and desire peace Russia wishes for armsticc only
which will allow her treat OF conditions peace in
conference with the other Powers The Porte wiling
10 make peace and is opposed to armistice.
After the Porte declines armsiice the majority of
he Powers will find that peace easier had with
sut 1t, and that the situation will force Servia and
Montenegro TO urge negotiations.
Tho Standards Berlin correspondent tclegraphs that
In German political circles the belief expressed that
Prince xilans request tor is only another
move in the policy OF Russia to protract Turkish
plcaions, SO that she complete her own prerara
tons
PERSIsTENCY OF THE TURKISH ATTACKS AT
ALExINATz RUSSIANS swARMISG INTO SIR
vIA-oBJECT or THE pRoPosEp ARM!sTlcE.
Lospoy, August 81, 1870
A Belgrade despatch to the DAILY Nc,os says the
Turks keep up their attacks the scrvian lines near
Alcxinatz. hoping capture the place before plan
Or mediation adopted. The Servian infantry have
been worsted, but the artillery behave we'll Rus
sian influence is stubbornly interposing obstacles
10 peace, and Russians swarmng into servia
Should the efforts now making for six weeks ar
mistcc succeed the Scrvian army at tho end OF that
time by reorganization, the influx Of foreign officers
and with the experience It has had uDdcr FIRE, will be
stronger than At the beginning Of the war.
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OUR FLAG ABROAD.

SPEzzIA August 80, 1876.
Tho United States frigate Franklin has arrived at
this port.
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THE PRICE OF sII.vrr
FRANCE.

LoSDoS, August 90, 1870
Silver is quoted to-day at 51ssd
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.
HpRnOE

If YOU ARE SEIZED WITH DlPHTHERIA TAKE
HALgs HONEY or HoREHouSD AND TAR
PIEKs TooTuACHY DRors minute.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Hester Cymer, OF Pennsylvania and
Rear Admiral J. r. N. Muliancy United States Navy,
are a. the Now York Hotel Congressman Lyman K.
Bass Of Buffalo; Ex-Governor Thomas Talbot Of Massa-
ehusctts and DR.. X. Brudene Carter, OF the London
Tunes are at the Windsor Hotel A. J. Cassstt vica
President Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and
T. A. Cameron, Peruvian Consul at ST Thomas, arc al
the Brevoort House. General T. N. waul. Of Texas,
and OTIS Norcross OF Boston, at the Fifth Avenue
HOTEL Professor d. Cady Eaton of New Haven, is at
the Buckingham Hotel Thomas Dickson President OF
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, Is At tho
Gsey House. T. S. Chsnfrau, the comedian, is At the
Sturtcvant House. Professor W. W. Hendrickson, OF
the United States Naval Academy, and General Israe;
vogdes United States Army, at the Hoffman House.
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THE MoNTENEeR1Ns REJECT yoRx1aN INTER-
vENTION

CxrrISGH, August 80, 1875
The Montenegro of1cial newspaper publishes IN
article rejecting foreign mediation and declaring that
Scrvia and Montenegro will not abandon tho conflict
until tho sclavonis provinces completely freed
from the Turkish yske
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A-THE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS SOLD ONLY BY
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, GS3 Broadway. soon per.
In rupture
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AT YOUR HAIR is GRAY USE PARKER'5
HAIR BALsAM. You will be delighted with the way IL
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7 ArELY PUBLTsHED-PRICE. CD
IL FEW PLAIN WORDS on THE TRUE PROT

Quod semper. qnod ubiqur. quod sb omnibus.
CONTENT>-A solid Basis Needn't the Authority u
Scripture The Nature of this Basis Tho Disputed BookA
The sacr aments The Authority of the Church
London The Ladies' Printing Press, ~ Hunter g., w. c.
England
fne writer IL confident that Tracfsrisn Romss
Catholic overthrow the line of argument taken In the
above pgmphet
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FIREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LIT on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
APPLY on THE PREMISES
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TURKISH PROCLAMATION TO THE sERvIANs.
LONDON. August 80, 1875
despatch from Belgrade to Reuters Telegram
Company says:-"The popular feeling here is warlke
1t is generally expected the Porto will refuse an armls
tice. The police yesterday discovered number OF
copies Of the Tursh proclamation issued August H.
Inviting the Servans to submission and Offering pro.
lection to those submitting The proclamation declares
Prince Alan and his Ministers the only revoutionists
and that they alone have to expect rigorous
treatment"
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Inquest on the Victims Of the
Thunderer.
" NOBODY TO BLAME"
Dom drO'S Visit to
King Alfonso.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

eUxoRHD BATTLE NEAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF TURKISH REINFoRcsMENTs.
RAGUsA, August 80 1875
1t is reported that battle fought yesterday at
Podgortza but the details are wanting.
Djelaleddn Pacha's con- mand, including ten guns
has reached Trebinje unopposed
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A-sCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK, AT GREATLY
reduced prices BROkAW BROTHERS.
4 nv. IL toope In
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QUIET IN LOUISIANA.

Tho imports and exports at other ports "
parativsly small
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Month ending July

MONTH ending July
81, 1876.........
Month ending July
81, 1s75.........
Seven months end
ing July 81, 1875.
Seven months end.
ing July 81. 1873.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, SrAuN.
TON, VA.-We take pleasure in directing
attention to the advertisement Of this
popular Seminary for the education Of
young ladies. II Is located In the city OF
Staunton, in the centre OF the far.famed
Shenandoah Valley, in one Of the health.
lest climates in the world, where every
breeze contributes 70 the physical yigor Of
its pupils. It presents attractions unsur.
passed II not unequaled in the South. Il
Is conducted by over twenty able and nc.
compIished teachers and officers. Its
buildings are home-like aud elegant
grounds attractive, scenery grand.
The last session this school was attend
ed by pupils from seventeen different
Stats4. One Of the laudable aims Of this
school will DO TO require its pupils to
practice economy, especially in dress. To
this.end n simple uniform is worn. In
this Institution no unnecessary bills are
allowed, and the expenses Of parents and
guardians are to be kept within the low.
est possible amount, With these adyan.
tages We are not surprised that this pop
nlar Institution draws It's patronage from
Maryland and Pennsylvania 10 Texas, It
e endorsed by, Professors Smith, Peters,
Holmes, and Davis, Of the University Of
Virginia, Bishops Doggett, Marvin, Nc.
Tyre and . host Of Distinguished men and
worthy patrons throughout the South.
See advertisement. ~
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The Convention then adjourned.

CUTTING AFFRAY At SrEuBENvELLE.-
On Friday night last james Peoples,
proprietor Of a grocery and liquor store
In Steubenyille, was seriously and per-
haps fatally cut with knife in the hands
Of a man named J. J. O'Donnell, an en-
ploye Of the Panhandle Railroad. Com.
pany. 0'Donnell, who was considerably
under the influence Of liquor, went TO
People store, on North Third street,
where the cutting took ploce. Two
or three other other persons were in
the store at the time, none Of whom
are able to give any satisfactory account
Of how the quarrel arose. The instru-
ment used was an ordinary 'pen.knife,
with blade about three inches long, with
which several wounds were inflicted,
The severing OF an artery caused Peoples
to lose considerable blood, and had not
prompt attention been at hand, he would
have bled to death. Marshal Swords and
Robert Love arrested O'Donnell, who
showed fight, brandishing his knife around
in threatening manner. He was taken
to the lookup, where he now awaits a
hearing on the charge. Of cutting with
intent to kill. Peoples injuries are pro-
nounced Of quite serious character.