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within Forty Miles Of New York.

A murder within forty miles Of New
York.
A cold, wilful. deliberate murder.
The murder OF u young man, u citizen, q
native, to the manner born.
The murder OF n lover, fpr no reason but
because his ladx love preferred a rival
sutton.
Tarring and featheriug before murder.
Mutilation, too horrible to tell TO care
polite, before assassination.
Murder by foroble submersion ana
drowning in the sea.
Murder amid the remonstrances, the re-
sistance, the entrenties for mercy, the
grodns. the shrieks such as the ears that
heard them never heard before nor since;
all this on Long Islaud, within forty miles
Of New York the victim known to tnou-
sands, and the murderers, or those iInpli-
Gated with them, TO hundreds!
What sort of u community muet Hunt
ingtou be7
We know there are good lawyers there,
Plat and STREET.
We know there are handsome houses,
painted white.
There Is graveyard, containing part OF
the mutilated remains OF KELSEY.
There are murder coveriDg oitisens.
Let il not he forgotten that COP, who IL
everywhere,i 10 there also, and that murder
will out.
Who will be the flrst of the many i'm
plicated. to contest IL Is conteuded by
some that confession brings health TO the
soul, rs in this case 1t may safety to the
body.
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1t is not often that the readers OF polti-
cal campaign speeches have an opportunitv To
study anything SO excellent and substantial IA
Mr. RICHARD oGounAss address OF Wednesday
evening at Glen Cove, OF wblon we this morning
publish a fun report. II deals with the ques-
lions Of the hour from the most elevated and
noble stand point, and Is as clear, powerful. and
convincing In argument as IL Is broad aud ad-
mirabe In spirit and Ia style. Mr. O'GoRNAN
thinks like a patriot, and speaks like an orator
and a statesman.
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We trust that no wicked feelings O

We trust that no wicked feelings Of
rivalry will deter TUrrrR HOLLAND from ex-
tending a cordial welcome to the original Tup-
PER- They are not rivals, tut both manufac-
tuiers OF verses. and arc unequailed In their pc
culiar sphere. TuPPER HOLLAND, therefore,
neod not think that by rendering the tribute
due his master ho will risk the forfeit Of any OF
his elaine TO proudly stand beside the founder
Of bis school-h,s peer in Tupperian measures.
Let us see tbeee two poets OF the pIatitudInous
linked arm 10 arm, that we may remember them
together, and that posterity may not separate
them 10 lis foIgetfulness.
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J uslice 10 LX-JusIicc Kelly.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: In THE
SUN Of Oct 7.in the article on Savings Banks "
ana their mAna cement, mention is made OF
William A. Darling, Spencer X. Green, and
Richard Kelly, nd their connection with the
lhird Avenue Savings Bank, In no fattering
terms. As 1 anu perfectly familiar with all the
facts In relation To that Institution. and be lev
Inc that rnE Sun will never knowingly do any
one injustice, reg leave TO say that, AS TO Mr.
Kelly, YOU have Teen misinformed. lie severed
his relations with TIE bank In 1863, and when Le
left II Was perfectly solvent.
IL. A. MCDONALD.
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The Mau of viso-A Very Ancient Ballad

fhe WAN OF NiEo very Ancient Ballad.
INVOLVING POSSIBLE MODERN PROPHECY.
Oh, have you ma heard oil the "a man II VigO2
oh, have lou "a. heard OF nj terrible hx2
How they found MIN aud una HIM aud snitchcd HIN
boldheaded
And said You're not secor, but william, Mig Six -
They bore him away from his Spanish Costello.
Tney tied up mis- hands as Que fastrns a steed
Ono they; we will carry him over the wlter
Ana claim the reward tina is offered for Tweed"
any ands tied up but MY tongue II Is free yet
Now who VIII dare this bold deed 70 svow?"
TIP spake Don Hamilton Fish the audaciousi
"Itls WHO have done this deed, trow"
They have brought him IN ny the GOOD ship Franklin
Why pale their cheeks at SO daring deed?
"By the faith OF my body" then said the sheriff.
The man you have captured Is not BIZ Tweoir'
Nov get you back TO Your Spanish CASTILLO,
We win lend You fnsate, II you wish;
But hide the story Of how you came here,
~ the love you hear " Don HanltoL Fish.
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The bloody shirt was not successful in
the West. 1t Will accomplish l'ss IN the Il st.
BLAINE, MORroN, CoLFAx, FITZPATRICK, and
their fellow stump orators, now hoarse after
their Western campaigning, will In time recover
their voices, but roar as loudly az they may,
they will evoke no responsive echoes among the
people In this region.
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To THB EDITOR or THE sus-Su why do
the people vote tor Presidential Electors and not Tor
President ana Vice President dircct2 kLAKT.
Because the Constitution provi5es that thev
shall so vote. We advise this young man TO at
once begin the reading OF the Uuited States
Constitution. II Is not long, aud every Ameri-
can citizen should be ashamed OF ignorance In
regard to ite provisions.
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Nobody believes Mr.. WHEELER TO have been a
In the matter Jug G0sLi's N i5Ms.
Perhaps JAY GOULD NAV pretend he doesn't
believe 80; hut other people who have read Mr..
wHEELER's record in Congress have no doubts
about his II Ilroad jotbtry. Il 10 just such
man as he that JAY GOULD wishes TO see elected
for no thinks he can use him.
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Our dashng friend, MuRAT HALsTEAD,
says the jews refuse to train with the Repub-
cana. We doubt not that such Is the case. The
children OF Israel are keen and observing peo-
ole, and they see that there can be no health,
business or political, In the country, until the
party which has administered the Government
for its own advantage, has kept itself In power
~ the aid II vast army OF It's ON eholders
and has steadily disregsrdvd the rights and hin
dcred the prosperity Of the peopls Of the south,
h driven from the public places, and compelled
70 eat tbe bread Of repentance, and to wear
saokcIotb and ashes for Its sins az ainst justice
and economy.
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We are told that on Tuesday night, after

We are told that on Tuesday night, after
their paper had gone to press, what remains OF
the editorial and reportoriai stan ofJAY GouIDs
Tribune descended into the rum shop to cele-
brato the great Republican victory they had
tiphered out from their inner consciousness.
The thirsty crowd, between two o'clock and day
liQnt, consumed forty kegs Of lager, besides
other drinks. Now. while We IRE glad that these
VERY servants Of JAY GOULD are re times suf-
fered to enjoy themselves, we reprobate their
follv IN seeking pleasure through swinish In
diligence. II JAY GouID wishes TO swell the
business OF his rum shop. he should resort 10
other means OF doing II than Intoxicating his
overtaxed brainworkers, who need all their sup
ply Of wis to get out his PAPER IL was specially
criminal to lead the Young editor into such
temptation. His powerful mind must be kept
In Its normal condition TO enable him TO manu-
facture his lovely articles and to digest the stock
jobbine instructions % his cruel muster. IL JAY
GOULD Is to use HE rum shop TO corrupt his own
you nc people, az well M those employed In the
neie hbofhood, II will he moral ulcer indeed.
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Posting the Books.

The results OF the recent elections enable
~ to determine with reasonable accuracy
how the great question will he decided In
November. In that conf est, as our read
srs will remember, the whole number of
electors to be chosen is 500, and tho candi-
aate who gets ~ many ~ 1876 of these will
be elected. Here is the record as 1t stands
unoe Tuesday:
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Gov. Tu.DEN ia confident that his major
ity will reach 1900 In this state. He Is not an
over-sanguino man. nor one given to loose state
menis, but rather man who speaks after eau
tiously examining the grounds for his asser-
tions. Gov TII.pEN lie likely to see his predic-
tion realized
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This is just the way the case stands
since the result OF Tuesdays elections has
become known. Ii leaves TILDEN's sue
eess about rs certain as FRANK PIERCE's
WIS after tho elections of October. 1852.
We have no longer any doubt of the COM
plete triumph of the Reform party. But
II will not be achieved without an earnest
struggle. The party of corruption will d ie
hard. The possession OF power will only
DO surrendered after desperate fighting
In the state of New York especially, the
combat will be most intense and inces-
SAINT from this day forth until the
erection OF Tuesday, Nov. 7. Every
trick and device will be resorted
to by the men in ofIice to save themselves
from the dire necessity OF seeking a new
occupation. But no trick and no device,
however cunning or however audacious.
can overcome the will of the people TO
have change, and to turn out the GRANTS,
RoBEsoNs, CHAsDLERs, BLAINEs, BABoocKs.
FISHES, SHEPHERDS, and all the banditti
who for the last seven years have disgraced
or plundered the country.
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We are glad 10 hear that the yellow
fever epidemic at Brunswick. Ca, IA absting.
The Mayor OF the city teleRrS phs that no more
contributions are nee ded TO relieve the distress
The sum sent thi,ker from New York has been
over 9S,5D0
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A Minister ExpeIled.

ANnrnsr. Mass. Oct l2-'rhe firs' Congre-
gatlonsl Church. at meeting this evening expelled
the Rev. e d LathrOp fromm mberfhlp ON the ground
OF cruelty 20 MS family and uhcbrsan conduct The
vote Wal ~ " ~
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Mr. CARL soHURz may az well at once
retire from the canvass. HIS German country
men pay no heed TO his words. and he Is dis
trusted even by the Republicans who hire bin
to speak In their behalf Mr.. sCHuRn has thrown
away great political oppoi tunty, sold his birth
risht for meas OF pottage, and he will have to
spend the rest Of his life In getting out Of the
false position into which his faulty has put him
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SIn: win you have the Kindness TO inform me
whether II polite or not for married lady to offer
whsp r. J. II.
Decidedly polite, we should say.
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Amusfmenh To-D"''
lrtriesr Irstitutc -rory hnh Anneal Fas
rsoth's Theatre ss'dsnspaiu,.
P,wery Theatre Hero.
Tssis Theatre Variety.
Iitn Avenue Theatre In
Grand Opera Uousc usde Ter'' cshiu.
tnr ore. Garden Bsruum'' Nsn.e-s. hs'-sA
Zen, 4 Irsr's wir.treis ~ a. nsA' s~~
Hurray's Ctrcu. iioo'ton 81 snd Rat r's'. Msu"ss
n York Aauariu- -B'oad-sy ssd '''A'-
Eibio's Garden-HAbs-
piy-r,s Theatre NAHe'p
Park 1hcafrc-Ciouk.
etefnwny Uail-1hsodore Thoma'f ccnesft
tnr Frarc'.eo N,ns're,. Brsi-'y .oi Ssh ~
Theatre Cerniaue VARIETY.
Tom Pastor. New Theatre -v.r-,v. hsns~.
Yates - usrc Ibsatrr-- I've r~o Orphsaa
" allask's Theatre Forbiddsn Pratt
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We rejoice with our brethren OF the
South, for years plundered and pilIagsd to main
tain corrupt part, In power The day OF their
deliverance seems to be- at hand.
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A big hill Of money and a roaring whirl-
wind Of tongue were wasted on Indiana In the
interest OF Gnntism.
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people az BEEcHER 10 another, and who would
make a poor show in . court OF Law. But
Brother TALMAoE's bark is worse than his bite.
Indeed. be only barks.
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The CincihnoU Commercial reports that
the Israelites OF that CITY who have hereto fore
voted the Republican ticket, went over TO tho
Democrats On Tuesday almost solidly, because
they believe that 4" Cincinnati must look out for
Southern trade" Put Into other words, that IA
saving that these lsraelites voted the Demo-
cratic ticket because they believe thar the elec.
ton ola Democrats President will re tore pros
perity to the South and revive It's business, while
the continuation In power Of the Republicans
will be a deadly blow TO both And that Is tho
true view, and II would he well Tor the country
II II Influenced all Independent voters In tho
same way. The Jews are far-seeing business
men, aud can tell as clearly IA any class what IA
favorable TO the commercial interests OF tho
country, and what Is destructive and they
show their conviction that what is needed to
revive our Frustrated industries is the election
Of TILDEN and the Inauguration Of thorough
reform.
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same plsn In this duality Of Csptslns- General IN
Cuba. Nine Of them have proved, since the OUT
break OF the revolution there, that no single one
n Of any use.
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Many of the s,ormans did not vote tho

Many Of the Germans did not vote the
Democratic ticket in Ohio, because the reasons
that will lead them to caet their ballots for TIL
DEN ext month did not sppiy TO this State cleo
ton. 1t N the unblushing and de1 mt corrup-
ton OF the Republican politicians In all depart
men,s Of tho national Government that con-
vnces the Germans, a. we'll a. all other inde-
pendent voters, Of the necessity OF expellina
them from all national Offices, high aud low,
and will persuade many who have heretofore
adhered to the Republican party, and have this
week voted for BARNES for Secretiry Of stite,
to support TrLDEN next month for President.
For the State odces they are still content to put
up With the Republican nominees, In preference
to the Democratic; but in national Affairs Re-
publican corruption has grown to such colossal
proportions that these independent German
voters can no longer endure u, and. sinking all
other considerations, they will act upon only the
one conviction that there must be a change. They
feel that the true issue is, shali the corruption
OF the Republicans In tho nation II Governments
be approved by their return to power, or be con-
demued by thor expulsiou2
Then, too, the German voters will have before
tbom next month the question whether they
Will cast their ballots for man who mas crate
fully accepted u relationship In a secret order
which was organized for their prescription, aud
Of which tho fundamental principle " that no
foreign born citizen should have the right OF
suffrage, OF be eligible to ONCE a man who. even
now that he has been exposed. has found words
only to invent cowardly palllations for his oon-
nection with the order, but not one TO express
his dlsapproval OF its Know Nothing principles.
THIS question not before them, either, at the
State election on Tuesday, and Is likely to con
tribute to a very different result next month.
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It is reported that TALMAGE, in his wrath
against the proprietors OF tho Christian a. Wmk,
which he lately edited, is meditatng a libel suit
against them. And yet this Is the worst they
said in their published card, evidently indited
In a joyful mood, ON finding that they had got
rid of the rantinP parson;
"1his Journal whatever may he It's de hccnccs. viii
not he mere personal organ II VIII not be- -unlCct 70
Impulse nor governed rs caprice. IL VIII 81
ME than Jet. II Will no. borrow the clothes ~ Har.
lequlr nor paint from 1oumbne NOR ron poor PAnia-
loon OF his mack -
We can't see why Brother TALMAGE should
md fault with this. He has long been attiludi-
nizng In the character Of a pulpit clown, and
he ought not to be angry because people speak
Of his buffoonery. The phlosophic TuPrER is
now visiting TALMAGE Let him restrain the
wrath Of this burlesque preacher, who is as
much necessity TO a certain class OF Brooklyn
, 1876-10-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

6ptctal fspaich to The Tribune.
WAs1ESGToN, D. e., Oct o2.-Latcr returns
from ths Ohio canvass show astonishing Demo-
cratic frauds. There can he no doubt TINT Ban
uing WIS elected by bis seyenty-Gye majority
over Judge Stanley Matthews through fraua.
Information has reached horo that ono lnnn Of
fcrs to prove that he was to hu paid $1,000 for
having Que gang repeat sixteen times.
THE sEEsITlyESEss or CAPITAL.
In spite of emphatic dcn!als by Augusta Bel
mont and uthcrs, letters havo been received
hero from London saying that the Syndicate
would not ulako any efforts to do anything In
connection With tho funded American securities
beyond what tho contract compelled them to 10
until tho question Of tho Presidential election wns
scttlcd, and, In caae Tltden WIS elected, they
did not believe 1t would be possible to ma!tu
any additional steps successful. Not only haye
such udvIrcb been received hure from London,
but It Ia aBu known tint similar letters llayc
reached purs0ns representing certain Syndicate
interests IN New York. Further tllan this,
sEncr Mr. belmont's card appears, the emphatic
statements of four pcrsolIs authorized to speak
have been received hero affirming It's Incorrect
HE'S. The publicity Just gtven TO this condition
Of alrairs 1Ias excited Democrats. hero more
than anything which has appeared during tho
campaign. and tho wholo prcss mActfl!ery ~
tho control OF TINT party has bccu set actively
At work to deny t.,
, 1876-10-23
WESTERN NEW YORK.
CHEERFUL rlDlAGs FoH WESTERN nEpunL1c-

ANS.
Special tutrtspondeHcs Qf TAs Tribune.
BUFFALO, Oct. l0.-1 entered New York State
In company with the Hon. John G. brown, cx-
Major. Genernl In tho Nebcl army, twice GoY-
crnor Of Tennessee since the War, II Tilden del
cgato from Texas at St. Louis, anil Ficc.Prcsi
drnt Of the Texas E Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. A. We wore nearing Buffalo, the
Ex-Governor said: "The Inst and only ttlne I
was ever here before WAS in ~, as Il prisoner OF
war With sxty-llye others, WIS OH tho way
from Camp Columbus, wl.era Nus sent after
my capture at Fort Donolsosl, to Fort Warren,
near Boston. That was not very agreeable
journey. Things looked gloomy enough, una
to add to our comfort ca!no tile report that wo
were to bc tnobbed ut Bostol,.'' Thun he told
Of the eptlots which greeted them In plaee Ut
violence, md OF their thankfuntss' at gcttluE
oil 50 uastly. They lad to entlure thu ,lneny[a-
bio notoriety Ut beiug the first real. Hive Rebels
tho HostonIaus had seen.
speaking ot thugs political, ncn. Brown. who
is elosa observer, aaiu lo did not believe III the
boast OF q Solid South for ,lilden. !1e PLACED
botl! South Carolina and LouIsiana AnIong the
of Louisiana led HIN to expect Republican
victory there. and to fel1 pretty certan TINT
those III Cuntrol would 50 make 1t, whatcyer thu
actual vote. In south Carolina, with FREQ
vote, It would not DO surptslng-thougA It
might well be iudged stng,llar-to 500 Wade
Hampton elected, With thp wholu State ticket,
while yet tho electoral ticket would bo Hayes
mnong tue blacks, having treated ILLS alayes IS
point Of kindness aud liberality, md being
widely known d au upright, uulupeachablo
, 1876-10-23


SATURDAY, evening, while TRIBUNE reporter
WIS waiting ut tl,u corner Ut Chicago avenue and
Clark street for thcpsoscsson to snnyo, his atten-
tion was attracted groupofA i've nlcu earnestly
cl,sslig the present sluch.yexett political ques-
tton Tie conversation leing animated and
earnest, the reporter drew ueArct, when 10 was
cdItlrtl wlth tic following discussion Oh tho
merits of the respective candidates for tito
ShrIcyalty. Thu speaker WIS Gcrman. and
evidently thinking and educated member ot
TINT nationality: "For several REASONS object
to str. kur1.. We have tou many saloor-kcep-
crs fll!ng responsible posit!ous In this city aud
county tust NOW. Ils clanus that because ho
keeps sa1oon aud restaurant in the vicinity Of
the Chamber OF Commerce., lie will
gct majority al thu members OF
the Board. Tint dnn't believe. Tho
gentlemen who comprise this Board have too
s,lucl at staGc to vote for Kern, solely for this
rcason.. Another reason, as . Democrat Oh
jcrt to him, becasu atu not In fasor Of oi1lce-
seekers, alid especially unsuccessful ones.
Kern WIS defeated too often 10 ts help TO tho
ticket in tliis uacertain contcst: Though voting
for tlls heua OF tile ticket will b. nEAsy caro-,
full III selecting the other candidates." And
II said au lrish.nan In the group, "have other
1tas1na. wrnt to that Contention as dele
gatc, ,unplcdSed to any cue, eut s'E sss!ta1a!y y
a,,I Agnew. :Agnew kIl!ud our party. aud what
guarantee haye ~ but that kcrn viii rcialu Ito
Same st Of buinnlrrs tl1at now uls.
cruces tlls shrri!T's otlicc' Ihs Gully why
iu fr,lstrate thcsu fellows u to vote for
Clougll, wllosn know 10 bo sn honest ma1l-his
record alons III tic corrupt County b9ard ought
every wcll.meaniilg citizen. lle ls my choice,
and NY taxes warn MT that these arc tlncs
when, though mum procures thu Democratio
nomination, every DenocFat 10 not bound to
swallow him." Another bystan1er, alsa . Ter
man, was lust commencing lo state how Charley
Keru WIS an Assutian, unl tint do 1nan uver
could tell whether hc spoke German Or not un-
, 1876-10-23
POLITICAL.
Resistance to Federal Au-
thority Contemplated
in Georgia.
Tho Governor Of That State Fix
ing Up u Plan to Beat
Unclo Sam.
Wade Hampton Mixes q Little
Sound Sense with O Deal
Of Bosh.
The Cincinnati Election
Frauds-~-Feeling the
Financial Pulse.
Gratifying Condition of tho Can.
vass in Western New York.
How Brick polnoroy Scorncd to
Sell His Paper and Princi-
pies to Tilucn.
List Of Legislative Nominations Of all
How Brick polnoroy Scorncd to
Sell His Paper and Princi-
Pies to Tilucn.


THE SOUTH.
oEoRdlAN 1MrupEScE.
NEW YoNt, Oct. 21.-Tho Lcraid's Atlanta
speval says Coy. Smith has submitted tu the
Attorney General Of Georgia tile question OF
the constitutiona1!ty Of Attoruey-Gcncral Taft's
order, and tue Enforcement act It ia Nh open
secret TINT tic State Attorney General beIIevcs
both unconhtItutsonnl, and will 20 decide,
whereupon the Governor will instruct the
Gctgia militia to obey no orders except from
its own commissioned officers. THIS will 10
coming part of posse when called upon BY
United States Deputy Marshal.
WADE HAMPTON.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. .2...-Gcn. Hampton, In
speech ut Aiken, told the people to osles no ~
sstancc to arrests, hut TO submit quietly to ey-
erything Il uulicd States s,,lt:Icrs arc ordered
to t!se upoM tho peore, the latter MMss not ~
slst, but bare thG!r Ircasts aud be willing to die
for thc good Ut the country.
TIL. SHOTGUN cAsvAss--AfoFIiEn RscousTER
BETWEEN bLAtKB AND WHITES.
co.unns 2ee G., " ST.. .s 'S{* S]TS: is: democratic
shotgun policy, which wl.s inauguru:ca!r III Edge
field, resulted yesterday In anothcr murder. a
Deln0tratlc nass-neet,ng was held curing the
Mackey, tho latter urging the election vi Hayes
and Wheeler, and IInlnptun. The people
laughed at hi.n. In tteeyening, after the niyot-
lng, party 9f SIX white inch started far their
hil4C44 HA5 Hs SD1llC NltLHHeG
from the Court-lIousc. On the wny they
fell III With d party Of negroes 4 difficulty
enaue1; two ,lcgroes wcre Wounded, and ono of
the white nlcE wns killed. His friends went
back to tho Courthouse ud reported the affair,
and Immediately several hundred lncinbcrs Of
the r1llc clubs were under as1ns, and preparing
to "ecan out tho u!ggrrs." as they exprsased
It. Gems. Dut1cr and Gary. advised tlicm to
Klein. who Is in command Of thu United gtatcs
troops at Edgeaeld, sent squat Of men to the
scenc Of tho disturbance, and no further trouble
Is anticipated. Eight companies Of United
week. Their presence will doubtless be suill-
c3ent to keep the pcncc.