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A GIRL SHOT.
A STREET TRAGEDY IN cHXYENa1, WYOMING
TERRITORY.

TERRITORY.
From the Che enne Leader June 4.
Last evening" shortly after eight O'Clock. Miss Jennie
Martini a sister in-law OF our City Clerk George B.
Simpson, and ngcd fifteen years, walked up Seven
teen,h She was leading her sistcr's child and
was accompanied by Miss Minnie Montgomery, girl
of about the age. Reaching Eddy street the Two
crossed II, and at Underwood McGresors corner
turned to go up Eddy street, intending visit the
Catholic church. Mss Montgomery noticed several
coorcd boys playing the centre Of the street, but
paid no attention to them The girls walkod along and
had gotten but q lew yards from the corncr-Miss
Montgomery being the edge OF tho walk, with
the child between her and Miss Murtiiwhcn the lat
ters head being turned slightly toward the
building, shot fired almost in Miss Mont
gonery's face and her companion fell upon the walk
IA small round hole III the right temple ncar 10 aud
little above the eye, showing where the bullet had
entered the brain OF the unfortunate girl Miss Mont
goncry screamed Tor AID and before reached
her cpdcavored to the body herself, the right
hand OF The murdered gIr sill clasping that Of hcr
little relative
People rushed to tho spot and the corpse was con-
veycd nrst 20 Fred iandaas market, when, alter the
face had been washed. It was taken 20 Mr. simpsons
residence when an inquest VIII be held upon II to-day.
AT first speculation was rife MS 10 how aud by whom
walking Ferguson street heard tho shot,
and Immediately alter met man running at
hcadlong speed In the direction OF tho depot
II was thought by that had fired tho shot
probably by accident and becoming alarmed, was hur
ryng To catch some outbound train. Our yieIlant
Sheriff. Nick 0'Bren, was on hand, however, and
within m hour after the commission Of the act the
suspected party safely lodged IN Jail. IL proved 10
be young cJorcd hoodlum named Butler
rather well authenticated report reaches to the
effect that young Butler has made threats tho lie
Mss Martin and this be true there can be no doubt
but that he committed the fearful act deliberately
creeping quietly his victim, taking only
aim, and pulling the trigger with the GOODNESS and skill
OF practscd mark sman. We hope It was not plan
ned MURDER but even If accidental tho boy, those
who allow him to carry deadly weapon, should suner
Tor this appalling ACT.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER TAGus tr Philadelphia. when docking yes
tcrday isard Point eollIded with tho bark wssa arr
(Swe loading Tor Queenstown aud carried the lat
ter's ;ibbcom and rail- The received no damage
EARx NATIONAL EAoLE from Boston Rio Janero hxv-
rN S%"s ~ repairs Ns"' . 'sA ''" 'e"'''
bark MERIDIAN GER. while lying At Greenwich Point
rhilsdrphi., % load Tor Bremen Hamburg. took lire
10 o'clock edncsday night and hauled into the
stream BY the crew Of shr bark corinan she drited
M ln % hs ns @ sntcy .rss
about honr after the o the nre. and
vessel badly damaged gone
oil on board. The nro ori sina,ed In The cabin.
bark RISING suS-Cnpt Mowat Of bark Kisinc sun.
o~ias report: AZ on the sssI d Nay ss"S. 20
miies SIX II Anseossi sighted large masses Of
passsrc ahead sackcned sail and proceeded steering
about so when she was c"npietely sarroa ded: wore
ship and tried 10 sct GUS sounded pumps aud found her
tie wafer still gained and BY eoss up the lower
bcam the vessel listed heavily 20 pcrs: continued working
accompanied bv heavy rain. prevailed Al fPN, seeing
that nothing could be done the ship they took
day sighted ship Arabia cspt kAenorth. of rccnock On
Monday following tncy transferred half Of the 80
another passing vessel. bound 20 Quebec
BRG NAnxL DR. IRON 50 John. Nh, Tor Belfast. ru, In 10
Port Hastings Iane watorossed from ceIIision will dis
charge tor rcpsrs
Scum BLACK Swan fisherman. Of Dcnris) put New
Loadon Juae with shsouds carried away.
scua FACTOR Tamaise, from New York. a. Newport, rc
ps ~ .are eiss" ssnnsr Nth -.
peaks Of cr ioresau AID msnssii OF and both
gahtopssis furlcd.
tho 10th January bound 70 BOSTON had no: srs
that port up 70 the sailing q NO las. New York
on board She was spokeo by tho brig slersnee Ia
=. =, !, y ami lon 20 y ". on ne "a Fob. IT, The
The toress necessitated under reeIed cresa
sss ss Ssssan.! rassiaosss s S'"Hs '"'
scng wArKR Lxx OF Bos.oa recently IN collision ~ Wise
gard Haven, v y be towsd " New bedford les rsaiss
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE g. l87e-TRIPLE SHEET.

vEsskf. bottom mp. passed on Nsntnckes shsel
June by bark lephyrne. Boston Two hhng sehoone
were anchored Gloss BY
SuSKKx vKssEL-Capt Adams OF schr II Crawford from
New York AZ Charleston that when hts vessel was
Cape Hsttcras he night In 10 nthoms water
and into vessel. with hcr mass
just above water She lies In dangerous position ana
right Ia the path Of vessels
ovERprE-Ship Howden (Brl. pitchburn. sailed from
Calcutta Feb Is Tor San Francisco nothing has been
heard Of her since her DEPARTURE fears are or
her safety.
Bark Messna Dr. Stewart from San Francisco for lv
erpoo 10 days and anxiety for her safety
Is fcli
NEw BEDFORD June Gus steamer verbcna. Gibbs. FROM
Wcstport while la raising buoy from the bottom
caei away her mast close 20 tho deck so viii have
az this port.
QUEBEC, June Ozark Eleanor while coming to rort.
grounded Indian Cove but Oh without sustaining
material damage
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bnlsro June s-Azrlved schr Henry Wilmington stone
wiscasset, Me
BArAvA-Saied. Dark Chinaman (Br) Mckenzie. New
York twss last reported at Mania).
BAmiA-Arrved. schr Ida Jayne. Mills. Richmond. Va.
CorExHAcgx. May 3o-Passed, banks Libra tNor). Jen-
son, Charleston for Cronstadt Rosa Sws) Anderson Gal
weston for do.
Arrived Juno T. bark Ivaio ,as, spoiander Bull River
&C.
cArASIA. May Arrived brig Jas ConlL (Br Kirkham
Now YORK.
calrE-saicd. Garibaldi, for Quebec
CAsraLLAMARs-sailed. bark Assunta QtaD, for Now
York,
DrnLIs. June s-Arrived. bark Hancock tBr,. Hughes
Philadelphia.
Arrived 7h. ships Eliza Kcnney tHr) Davis. St John.
NIB bark Figli Aecame dtaj. Pinonccll Baltimore.
Sailed 7th barks Evviva CNor). Pharo. United States;
Windward tBr,. baker, do.
FALMOUTH June e. Arrived ships Theobad, Adams, In
dependencis Bay; Hattie Tspey Tapley. Lobos Point.
GLASGOW, June S-Arrved, brig Agenora. Walls. Port
land, Me.
Arrived 6te ship Glenberyie tsr. Campbell Montreal.
GENOA, juno 7-sailcd. steamer Olympia (sr), Young
New York
HULL june s-Arrived bark Alexander Mackenss (Br),
Copp. Daricn.
HrLsIscYoRs. May 2s-Arrlved, bark A Munich tNor,.
Bcrcntscn. Mobile.
HAxnUnc June 5-sailed ship Bremerlshs GER, Hirdes
New York
Lvrrrool, Juno s-Arrivod, ship Hamilton. Foss, San
Francisco.
Sailed sth. ships Hermon. Dillon. Bombay; Bonanza,
DAILY. San Francisco Doth previously Ellen Good
speed, Preble. st John, NIB: Richard Third, Hubbard
United States; Ringlcader. Thatcher baltimore.
Sailed 7th. bark Ella Moore (B, Masters North Amer
lea.
LONDON. June 7-Arrived Utopia (Br,. Groat.
New York.
MARsriLLxs. june 5-ssiled brig TenerHe Tracy. Now
York.
Madeira. May 3O-Arrived. schr Henry Buschman BD
Morris. New York.
NEWCASTLE June s-Ssiled bark Ansonia QtaD. Bencsi
Delaware Breakwatcr.
NEWPORT. June 7--Arrivsd bark Roska aus. Ignatius
Pensacola
Sailed Sth Meta for Philadelphia.
PKRSAxnuco-Arrivcd, bark Talisman (Br. Blackford.
baltimore land sailed for Rio Janeir brig Florence May
(Br) Geitxer, New York proceeds Eahia part
cargo) schr Il Clark. Hutchinson New York.
PoRr ELIzABErn, CGH-Arrived. bark Charovine (Br)
Richards Boston.
PALKRxo. june 7-sailed. Dorian CBr. Richie,
New York
QUEENSTOWN Juue S-Arived ship Cape Clear (BD. Tup.
man, San Francisco.
SIERRA LEONE. Nay 20-sailed. schr Hand. Doherty,
United States
WEATHER REPORT
FALMOUTH June g. PN-wind 8. light.
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DIR. wrLLrAM AUGUSTUS srgAaxs

President William A stearns. Of Amherst College,
died suddenly OF paralysis Of the heart last evening
He much exhausted by the long faculty meeting OF
yesterday but attended prayers yesterday morning. He
tainted during service and continued weak through the
day though able walk about the house. AMI not
considered Ia dangerous condition until about six
o'clock when he suddenly expired DR.. Stearns the
OF the Rev. Samuel Stcarns, o Bedford. Mass, and
was born at Bedford, lS05 He graduated nj Harvard
College 1877, and naugurated President OF Amherst
College 1854. He author of work on Infant
Church Membership; sermon on the Orthodox Con-
gregationa Churches one before the Ancient and Hon.
cradle Artillery Company OF Boston. ono on Daniel
Webster, 1852, and other discourses. He was also
frequent contributor 10 religious periodicals.
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STABBED IN A FIGHT.

In the First District Police Court at Jersey City,
terday. Robert Scheimeyer brought up for stab
bing Benjamin Black The parties reside at No. 163
Bay street, and have been in tho habit of quarrcng
During Wednesday night a challenge was issued by
Black and accepted by Scneimeycr to ght out in the
yard attached to the house. Black the first to
force the fighting, and when Schclmeycr struck up
ward 70 ward of blow aimed ut his lace, he buried
tho blade OF knife In Blacks That ended the
light. Officer Walsh was OH hand vt this point and
rested Scheimcycr, who was committed for trial
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grew out Of the organization society for strictly de-
fined defensive purposes Its objects, in its original
form. were emnently proper; but u soon changed in
character, and made the means OF wrcaking prl-
vao vengeance poor wretches who guiItess OF
the acts for which they suffered And viii II be, II
experience 10 guide, Whenever private citizens
usrrp tho functions OF the laws appointed officers
Tho temptation TO make quick ending of red handed
criminals Often We admit almost too strong TO DO
resisted but II best Tor the State, best for every
woman and child II, that such deeds tho
Edgcneld iynching should never 10 committed. Tho
whites cannot expect the negroes to respect the Law II
they give thcm ruinous example by setting the law ut
defiance
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SAILED.

Steamers Kcnilworth tBr, Antwerp: Galiert Ger.
Hamburg: Rotterdam Dutch Rotterdam: Columbus. Hs-
wanna: CNnima ;lsr Bermuda: Caronaeict Fernshdips,
&c; Raydan. Savannah; hishmond- Riehm"nd. &c: As.
marie L.wes. Del: ships Rsbas fNar. Queenstown al
inuih; Janet Court dr., Livcrpor Sir kobt Peel Lon
don: barks whitney tBr do boomerang tsw-). Riga
foikvang tNorl Que Falmouth; Pearl. Cork
1itAnw Nor. 10 Faimcnth sarah tBr. Antwcrr Fran
cisco Cento uta Lisbon Victoria Peier Porto Cabcllo
briggs Nunyu Michele tltai, Cork Eastern STAR Dom
fayorc. Pointa Pitrc: Esras Nor Lcith: LOWS
Clark -.
Wind at sunset WSW: at midnight. S>W.
Barometer At sunset. 30 IL; at midnight. SOL
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LONG ISLAND RAILROADS.

Mr.. J. B. Warban stakeholder and director OF the
Long Island Railroad has obtained injunction
against the Poppenhusen Company, restraining them
from executing proposed lease OF that road tho
ground that It will be derincnt TO the Long Island
road and probably involve IL In bankruptcy. motion
IL made render the injunction perpetual and argu-
upon the matter is to be had before Judge Pratt
Mt kvn
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasers informed
that by tecgrnphng the HERALD London Bureau. ad
dressing Bennett No. ~ Fleet street. London" to tho
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris the arrivals vt and departures from European and
Eastern Of American all FOREIGN vessels trading
with the United the will cabied this
try iree OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
ports viii find the Paris office the econom
cal and expeditions for teegraphing news.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notice is hereby gwen that channels in Barnegat and
Abscco Incts have sounded ind buoycd There
Is AZ feet low the Barnesa and feet
at low water the bar mt Absecon.
U. Is. WHITE. Commander. USN.
Lighthouse Inspector. Fourth District.
WASHINGTON June ga publication made somo
mouths rou Trinity House London that fixed white
sht 0rchllA Island Venezuela but the
State Department has recently officially advised by
Minister AZ vencxncla that snch light exists
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JOSEPH MARSH.

Joseph Marsh, statouma. ter at Buffalo n. y, and
for many years with New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company, found dead IN his bed
tho depot yesterday morning. 1t supposed that no
attacked with apoplcxy. Ho was sixty seven
years Of age.
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HON. II. II. HULL.

Hon. H. II. Hull, Of Bath, n. r., who was attacked
with paralysis three weeks ago died yesterday morn
ing at six o'clock. He was tho editor Of the Bath
Courier Tor quartcr OF century. and OF the most
distinguished and well known writer's OF the weekly
provincial press The funeral will take place Satur
day AT three O'Clock.
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SPOKEN.

Bark DR. Fak fGerl from Hamburg for Philadelphia,
June z, 10 miles Sc of BxrnegAt
Brig Willie (Br). Brundage. from New York for Stock
holm. May IS lat - o. Ion So 10.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 5, 1876
ARRIVALS.

RxronrxD NJ HERALD YACHTS ASb HERALD
wmrgsToxg TELEGRAPH LINK
Steamer Greece (grj, Andrews, London May -. with
ndse and t2y passengers. TO Fw HURT May 81. lat
81 81 passed bark snow Queen OF Halifax from
PhtAdslphis tss London. June As ~ ~ Loo " a.
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! v p. ouAcxESnusH. n d.

J. " p. QUAckkNBUsH, n d.
Or. J. " +. Quackenbush, leading physician Of
Albany. n. Y. and at one time Mayor died very sud
denly yesterday afternoon, while riding in his carriage
Of supposed, heart disease.
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cHAR1Es MuRpHy, or PHILADELPHIA.

Charles Murphy, member OF the well known paper
and books house nrm Of W.. W Murphy Son, Of Phil
adelpha, died in that city yesterday to tho great
regret OF very vide circle 0: friends in commercial
circles and private society He vastly respected
upright and industrious citizen.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"A emf states for numerous causes. without publicity 10
gAa evcfyvhc!s terms satisiactory; advice iree
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Nl.s
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NEWS
OCEAN. STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURES YORK FOR TIKI MONTHS
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

FALMOUTH. June &. PM-wind 8. light.
BRIsToL, June ., PM-Calm. overcast
, 1876-06-25
BLUE ISLAND AVENUE.

4NuFEHT1 -uWfERS' MEET1NG.
A meeting of the propegty7owners On Blue
Island avenue south of Sixteenth street was
held last evening at the corner of Blue Island
avenue aud Eighteenth street. MIR. Henry Walk
was elected Chairman. He stated that the oh.
iect Of the meeting was to take measures to
have the thoroughfare southwest Of the new
Sixteenth street viaduct improved, graded, and
paved. In its present condition it was fmpassa-
bic, aud not only did the business interests Of
that section suffer owing to the present CON
dition Of the street, but in case OF fire it would
be impossible for engines to get there, and very
serious CONGREGATIONS might be the result.
There would be but little more money
wanted to make up the so per cent OF
the assessment which was necessary to have the
Board Of Public Works take the matter in hand.
He hoped that those who had not yet paid would
come forward and pay at once SO as to have the
proycment Tas S4S,913.1O, Of which amount
SIS, 9.o5 had been paid in. The property-own-
ers had made Improvements themselves to the
amount Of $6,42o.21, which, II added to the
amount paid in, would make IN the so per cent
needed to get the work done, But the Board Of
Public Works refused to credit the amount un-
til the SO per cent had been paid up.
MIR. Chip WAS Of the opinion that the few
thousand dollars needed to make the re-
qui1ed amount would be forthcoming
~ VILE IL IAE tI!altC4 Ha7 El0EEgi} presented u
the Propcrty-owners, many Of whom were OF the
opinion thar the money was being spent for
other purposes.
On motion, the Chairman mas instructed to
appoint committee to wait upon those prop
erty-owners who had not yet paid their assess
ment and urge them to do SO.
The Chairman, in accordance with the fore
going resolution. appointed the following COM
Inittce: John CLIP, ]. Peters, Frederick Meyer,
II. Walk, II. Bartef.
An adjournment was then had.
, 1876-06-25

The Board OF Public Works is sending its last
annual report to the similar boards OF other
cities and towns.
The City Trcasurcr's stock of cash was in.
creased yesterday by the receipt Of $25, GOO from
County-Treasurer lIuck.
J.F. Warren d Co., have presented $50 to the
Fircmcn's Benevolent Association, as a token OF
thanks for the efficient work done by the Dc
partment ut the late fire il the firms place Of
business.
The receipts from the Water Department yes
tcrday were 81 ,922i4, and the License Department
receipts were very small indeed. The licensed
business people arc hanging OF till July !, when
general pay-day comes.
The Comptroller is engaged in making out
list Of Aldermen to see who arc delinquent tax
payers, and Hill figure up the amounts Of their
Indebtedness. if any. The paper when COM
plete will be sent to the Council.
Judge Morse denies that he is engaged in
writing an "opinion," but is preparing legal
document on the power OF the Council to call 4
special election for Mayor. The paper will be,
according to present Appearances, long aud
detailed.
Following the late resolution Of the Council
concerning the payment of tax certificates,
notices will bc posted that the certificates can
be redeemed up to July l. It is expected that
the city will realize much money By the re-
dcmptions.
The long-su1fcring schoo1-maazns were made
partially happy yesterday BY tho receipt Of sala-
r. for one month. Tho total amount given them
was $59, co., and it was paid at the rooms Of the
Board Of Education. Sclool-Agent c. C. Chase
yesterday morning deposited $4,000 with the
City Treasurer, the proceeds Of school rents.
There is talk abroad that there is probability
that one of the Police Captains and four Of the
many Scrgeants will be dismissed, on the ground
that such multiplicity Of officers is not actr-
ally required. It Is not proposed to bchead any
step, if taken at all, will be in the interests Of
economy.
The City-Hall was about rs devoid Of what
may be termed news Yesterday as one could i'm.
agine- During the forenoon quite q degree OF
interest WAS manifested i'll the whisky sentences,
and many were not u little astonished at the
turn OF affairs. Some sympathy was expressed
for Hcsing, but 1t was the almost universal wish
that Rehm would get the full extent OF the law
and be required to bring out that $500 600 whicl,
it is stated he has on deposit in one bank in this
city.
Comptroller Farwcn yesterday morning paid
visit to some Of the leading banks, and had
talk about that 81, 900 coo which he has been att
thorizcd to borrow in order that ali local in
debtedness against the city might be Cancelled.
He says that he found all the bankers willing
and ready to assist, and he expects no trouble
when the cash is wanted. To TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday afternoon, who inquired what
would be done in regard to the vacancy in the
Office Of City Collector, aud the books which
must be examined the Comptroller said that
he was waiting for the Council to take some
action directing him how to proceed.
, 1876-06-25

o.nv, and until the subject was looked into he
could not tell whether SIX or ten teachers were
/ needed. He moved to refer the whole matter
Mr.. johnson seconded the motion.
Mr.. Clark thought the teachers had been
| hanging on the ragged edge, In constant danger
| Of being officially bounced, too long, and as q
+ matter Of Justice to them he thought the Board
should take action at once and let the teachers
know whether they were to be employed or dis
charged, so that in case they we're not employed
they could make different arrangements.
AiF. Gardner expended good deal Of bad
, 1876-06-25

his Trnnsatlanttc descendant, IN spite Of all hl
equitable aud moist climate can do Tor him.
| When Amcrica's come to Europe Tor heath
they snontd Keep rs tnuch rs la,sslole OUT ol tts
| inc oi American trave!, SO is 70 test, not onll
the climate, but the diet o1 people acKnow!eaget
to be their supcrlors IN point ol physlca
vlgor. 10 my mlnu, It Is 1nanucst thal oui
dict has more to % With our dSspepS1a tnan a.
other causes, and that nothing else IN II IS nail
so fatal a. our dough. we are gradually waxing
mp to the idea that not bread IS not waolesome
and neither Is IT; but "e donoI eeI go Lar as no'
bread, or bread OF any KIND! "o take oul
6readstuffs In the shape OF dough,-not dough
and cold dough,-dough stirred Win spoon,
ana dough kncadtd ~ hanas or macH!nee,-
dough lcaTened by The 1eEmentat1on OF aclus ano
A1kaites, and dough raised by yeast,-dough OF
fine family flour, and dough OF Graham meal,-
bakers dough, and Bridgets dough-
ALL SORTS, AND SHAPES, AND SIZES or DOUGH
Heads Of families demand dough more ur-
gently than scwed-on buttons, because they are
in hurry to dispatch meals, and have not time
to masticate breAd have no more leisure for
such nonsense than an anaconda has for chew
ing rabbits. Their barrel Of flour must go into
tlleir stomachs in smooth, solid, gelatinous
Jumps, and get out of there as best it can; and
they may 20 to any part OF the world they
please, and there swallow their flour in that
same form, aud they will take all their diseases
with them, in defiance Of any climate the Lord
ever made
It is now two full months since we left New
York, md. with the execution of the breakfast
, 1876-06-25
THE INDICTED ONES IN COUrT

The Criminal Court rrstcr,,ov ,nornin,- ,r,s
,nT.stc;1 WI, ,nore than or';;,a. o1A ia..,. "aA
The 1 fnd;ct I'd County camm;ssfoncr: @ hsd 'r' heon
called upon to plead, and also Bean Pcriolat.
They were in attendance before the opening OF
thu conrt and e,cb of thc,n ,ras d,uh1v rcI,ra
~ 49, -1--. ".es u'op', se4!s
scntco W attof"ess. 1iessfs. o"ctt ano smith
appeared for the "batc1'," understanding that
they had been SO engaged; W. IT, O'Drien ar
ncarei1 for Swe;tzer. G,nonnc11. and Harris. pof-
~ 1arvo,, ,r,,,o,,od -. Inr1, Inos. To- p,a1,
e'' ne''es lppc.aeo lor 'oai Joacs' In oueu
were present TO take The part oissJohn Crawford,
and Mr.. Ashton was constrained to say that he
lad to rcprcscnt himself in thc absence of
James P, Root, lis attorney. and Thnmas
Moran apncarcd for Eimberly' Nessrs, Reed
and Tuley appeared for the people.
one was .1renared f,r artionI and thonoh most
Of the indicted wcrc nrcsent. they we're not
ready to assert their innoccncc IN pleas OF not
guilty'' They Joined their attorneys in the wish
fnr ti1na tn ,nale nm their rnjnte oe ~ +bo;r