The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18

her brother Sho believes that n was their inten-
ton 10 take him from hia home II they could not
lure him away. and that the lcttrrs which he
butterfly received purpprting " have come from
Julin Smith tnow Mrs. Royal Sammi5 were for
gerics.
Mss Kelley for some time prior 10 her
brothers. death was constantly in dread that he
might bc waylald. for she had been told Of the
,hmiiy which Royal Sammis entertained for
MN. III. yet believes that Julia Smith loved
Charles q. Kelsey far more than SHE loved Royal
Snnmis and nat tn" latirr was determined to
have the girl NJ any sacrifice Miss Kelsey WINS
told uy persons who pretended to know that
Mrs. Snnmis has never been happy since Kel-
s,ys death. ahd tlat she II troubled with visions
vi tn" tragedy. Mrs. Sanimis with her hus-
band, Royal. and Mrs Oakley. the grandmother.
could not endure ilf' in liuntnnfon. and are in
J. r@ons who mndr insulting observations in
ihnir ,pr"sono'. On the door Of Mrs. Oak
the night. and these notices requested her to go
tpths West or to other places.
Or Banks mas had irrr mnl occasion to regret
Old patients. II Is said. snvalsely forbade him
their HOUSES: and once. according 10 some of
east upon him. Onu II his old patients, 50 say
These same youngsters. at for him. and point
ing T. hcadlrss chicken. said: That's the
WY Won served poor kelsey Get out OF hero"
Ihr Primes the Sruldcrs. tho Snmmisss. the
lioIhs. the Mcknys. and even the Roy. Thomas
NJ tarthy and others. rrrognizl as Of the tar
party. huve it il said. felt that life was a burden
when they encountered those who believe
!9at kelsey's murder must be avenged;
for, long tlmc rcuainrd in Mrs. Oak
,rls Sri. SiranS,r- wishcd to view this
n'raiHd and ordered 1t cut down. Tho Nv
IhumaS VI tHr,hy OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
thuroh r'viVol ln't.r which considerably
nHrl sod him. II WIS addressed 10 Rsv. Tom
Mccarthy. ANA informed him that he might
NOT expect tlc church ~ prosper 50 long ns
l. re- Nrr' so man, murders IN il. ana that pr.
h rn'.s Is rea,,, devil in tho dsi
Of the iaT that tho night after her brothers dis
tpp gran'r 81 Wake two miles AMI hair To
the plnw whore Royal Sanms lived. and there
Ding. You ought To- hc hanged" lie replied.
-h' says. ia "a frightened WAY, Il did hear en-
iiy That th.v were Eoms 10 put him lmeanng
The tar party u-od 10 meet in Henry Primes.
nnd ther'j u Y SAID, Iyhn Mckay once remarked
IN M ~ l"lii!y. We turrct him good from
shouted, IL didn't .linrh none after got hold
80, nun rum u-tu " say - hnNa S"'niuls.
believed To- be bankrupt through the expense Of
u irnllnk tlem-N I've, in ana ont Oi the courts
g 'Orso 'uddHr. who hal julia Smiths prop
rrtv. LaVe up 81 900 of the money to aid hoyal
Namml-. and then declined to extend furih T.
'an-. DR.. Banks. tho Primes. and others have
rNr.ndrd much money Ever since the tragedy
i"' hunting people have experienced "a feel
ing "i insecurity. and many men lave admitted
mat ~ going through the streets in the MI .ht
UNA my carried open knN IA thrir lands.
The k'lscy- have not dared - trust their let
tiers in the Huntington Post ON ~ They have
u brother IN WASHINGTON Territory. aud when
ihrN send him l"lt 'rs they deposit thrm in post
OIL nway from liuntin ston. The brother has
informed them that the Postmaster of Hunting
ton Wrut' tO The Postmaster in Washington T, T.
rtury inquring how many letters the Kelsey
there receives from his relatives here. II il as
SRI ~ ~ the tar party that the hrOihcrin Wash
in4tun Territory IS mono other than Charles c.
h.l-ey. y they are not anxious that he shall
rtuin lie has written That he intends 10 visit
huI' ngion, 50 mat every one may see that hc is
not tnHrlc- q. Kelsey.