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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29
Note from u. Long, Hr.
NEw MARTNsvILLE, wE1zxL Co.
W Va Nnvauh.. ~ 1917

W, Va, November q, 1877. !
EdltOrs Int.illGsnSCr;
In your issue Of the 18th YOU an.
uounced to your readers that 'aDaniel
Long, Of MartiRsVille, is again TO the front
with q newspaper. Hs has dropped the
Pindieator and started out "a the publish.
er Of 4 newspaper, the Democrat, With Bob
MsEldowney and ". S. Wiley "a editOrs.''
The above is a great mistake. have
no more to do with the DEmoerut than the
editors Of tie ISrELLrGEScER. ] am an
out aud out Greenback man, add no
weathercock. II | ever again print a
secular paper, and the circumstances de.
mand it, 1t will sustain the principals
advocated BY the Kiadiea.Or. My son,
Daniel L. Long, rented my Office and is
the publisher OF the Democrat
Yours truly,
DANIEL Lose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29

NEW YoRK, November 2s.-Business
light with commission houses. Bleached
shirttngs rather more active and brown
sheetings in steady request. Prints quiet
and firm. GARDENERS fancy prints advanced
70 SIC. Meu's wear wooIeus in moderate
demand. Foreign goods dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29
BY 4.EtBeRApH.
New YORK IlOne1 liia siockE:

NEW YoRx, November 2S.-MoSEY--
al per cent, closing At4. Prime mercan.
tile paper ct 6Ha7 per cent Custom re.
eeipts $SI7, 900. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $llS,000. CleaEings Si4, 000, 0O0.
Sterling arm; actual business long ASK,
short $4.S4N.
GoLD-oPened at los, declined to iO9X,
and closed at l02H. Carrying rates lal 4
per cent Loans were also made dat.
SILvKR-At London sd. Here, silver
bars are 81 COX greenbaCkS, 81 II gold.
Silver coin kal per cent discount
GoVERNMENTs-Steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29

From the Cleveland PoSt.
demonstration aud resumption are
two Ra which ought TO be able 10 bring a
third R-relief-intO service Of the co1n.
try
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29

STAIR B0Nps-Qulet.
srocKs-NArket heavy and unsettled In
the early dealings, when the whole list de-
clined Z toll per cent under sharp pres
sure 10 sell The stocks most conspicuous
In the downward movement were Lake
Shore and Michigan Central. Subsequent.
~ hrmer feeling set In and there was an
advance Of = to ~ per cent from the low.
est point OF the morning, the most marked
being s.. Pauls, NorthWeSteruS, Western
Union, Lake shOre and Michigan Central.
Late Ia the afternoon the market was
weak for Lake shore and otherwise dull
aud heavy.
transactions aggregated 1900 shares,
OF which 5000 were Lake Shore, 5000
Northwestern common, 1000 preferred,
5000 st. Paul common, 5000 preferred,
5000 LaekaWanna, 1900 Western Union
and 5000 Mariposa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now in store, with the addition every
week Of such novelties as may be brought
out.
Gentlemen will find IN my establishment
everything that is new, stylish or desirable
in material, both Of Home and Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
Twill make up to measure heavy weight
all wool Suits from 5000 upwards, which
in cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
not be excelled.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting, selling my own
goods and buying exclusively for cash, my
e1Pen es are at the lowest point, and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
lam closing out my entire stock Of FUR.
EISHING GOODS At and below cost, to
discontinue that branch OF business.
FL. LINGEN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29
MERCHANT TAILOR.

I take pleasure In informing my custO-
neE', and the public in general, that my
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29
nRUeeIsTs.
FINGER COTS,

SICK SPOONS,
MEDICINE GLASSES,
TOILET siOEGE5,
FRArHE DUSIER9,
CbNDENSED MILK,
BAKERS CHOCOLATE,
BAKERS BR0MA,
SoTCH OATMEAI.
KENTUCKY MpSTARD,
SCRUB BRUSHES.
n ns t' LOoGa. LIST a co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29

VE1Er ALE AN
OnioRa, per peck. ,.,20,5
Potatoes, Pk.-..-..-...l5
Bslna, new, per ~. 3OsI1
CarrotS. per buneh-2IJ
CabbaSe pr head : 26
Celery, per bunch, s
49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29

CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
" COHDRHSRD TINE CARD,
D0E
On and after May 3Oth, 1871, Trains mi mn
daily Except Sunday a iotloWS Ti1:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
House Of Representatives.

The House. as the regular order OF bust
ness proceeded to the consideration OF the
Colorado cn-- and WAS addressed by Mr.. Harris
tpem.. Va In favor OF the claims Of Mr. P1ttrr-
hon ~ "a scat.
Tho whole qu, stion in the case turns on the
poin, whether the election Of Nr. Bclford. on
OFT g. was legal. in view of the fact that tile act
Of congress 81 1872 requires the election OF all
Representatives to be- held on Nov. 7, the day on
vIIHh Mr.. Patterson WAS voted for
Mr. Butter tliep.. Mass maintained the right
~ tho consi 'uiouHl convention ol Colorado "a
r. day ~ election under the Enahlinss act.
and be- liiotrd preced nts in tho "as"s OF Ten
l. -seo. Arkansas. Michigan Kansas; g."
Mr. Harris DEM. VA asked Mr. Butler
whether the constitutional convention of Colo
RADIO could fix n lay authorizing the election OF
l. l. pr sentative for both the Forty-iourih and
Nr Butlnr-That is absolutely none Of our
hn-na--. am States rights man myself
Mr Harris challenged Mr. Butlor to cite any
rrfr'l nj wnore constitutional conv"rtion
Wa- allowed to fix "A day Tor the election Ol Ii ~
r"s,niniiN"s b. two C"ngr SOS. .
ruf tlI,rn was no case where "a snort un"Npirel
term came IN; tint he conceived that that was
Lut ilr VA siiou here.
A.iHr Grlhrr discussion, IN" subject went
sir shc'cncr dem. Texosl offered a rcso-
'on inr tho appointment oi 90 s"ll't commit
t,nf sl.Nrn m",iih-rs to cops der tho suhlnci
81 tnn. ,iyl service OF tie I'm ted States. and
II. eurrs to promote li- nj Hon y. Adopted.
NJ SlutiHrd ODrm. Ohloi offered a r"soiu
tom iNf fhr appointment ~ "a rNi't committee
90 eleven mrmtrr- 10 ttk" into cons .icrNio f
~" 'iHt Of the Laws respecting inc iiS 'rt IA
ton of President ana vic,.-pr -idrnt. and t.
coulDr ~ ia Ike committee ON the part ol th
Mr CnN OD.m, ~ ! } offered ~ resolution di
7 tft rls Se r RS OF tho Navy I, report Il
IutIrnasy NutI- ui the United S'nt,~, IN rrgu
launr ih" hours ~ lanor. and whether sui
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

MoynAv. Oct. 22-Frovn AND MrAt-Tgrads
%S S and @Ss S' ipe my1s n c toos
glatc We quote. state aud western -9geran.e.
:nries shss, ss,rss s,5@siin DO, * ami XXX ia
y Winter wheat ss,ras g. 1sss' !. d. i * s snS
.Gfpnr sSfa. SoSsSS soascr" b,Fsr. AID AM
81 ~ Corn meal-wesier SO s.Si Braniywinc ~ 20
iced size 81 Inckw rer ~, nS ~. }C- s2oi
CoroN Spots " ere "a higher ,M moierli,ly ncuvci
Ga S ~ S.l ls ~ 3 so 3;
January Ii 10 t,r r,bruary II ;Nr ior March, and
w i3r Aprii Sale icr iuurr delivery 2dJ'O bales
.rGa,iaos. fotk aul, me-. ,cboi.s on the srSt AZ
81 win oni, SIS Il hill New rei steady a s2eslt
Tor plain and xtra ncss Beef hans Si"nsi. Bacon
S sdds . m snS r". ,"io yo .ass oi les On tie
snc Wc t' d lS1 Sr r air S' iSe@y SsD
or octger aud - ~ tr lahcr - 12s cor Dem
Cd 6S rncI 9 tor S rat 81, a and
X, ~ western d. iosiac frr.h cee. higher AZ ai3oc
sab" . dS me " .a i7oa ba.Gs, az ss ,, Tor in
,''r rn n 81 ,g,S'i q, "r s." red winter md 10,
| future delivery bushels az p ilfssl 90 inr No. :
octi"rV End yo,cm6er re lnci Harley .oii at =,
~ ~ h,Hrl. At 3iss7i - Tor wc9crn mse 500 lie
Tor white do s'e',ar iar niNel .a,c and D 81 '' "'
aud $40 Tor white Inaan eYrn hiihsr eni 1o'e ,e
9gc, .al., on a. ,"t $500 on, mel ~ d m
fa,ur' delivery .rl,n hn-nel- including No mixed "a
sr>nWi> -rcio,cum du, eii lower sale 80 80 h,is
ng,d "a sns an sT9a dv "' -, sr T
| resin lu,ci anil unclaimed NJ sia,@fi ~ win ,'l.s
& ~ 1ai o' .rondy ""6i v ~" rrm" id At ~
2s r7 @ S' . ga, "'9 ns a, /" S sa,
AZ j. ii gam to glasgow by steam, ioad crd rcir"
III nn,i To lric.i, eiC. AMI 10 inca-s - r. L.
want at - Grain to Cork Tor orders NJ Il vi barley
GSocisns-no con,e iq. more demand AM ''call,
* Nld,ia : Prnirrlast. op - Domino .n rtvit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
BnooKLYvs DEMocRaTIC TICKET
Lively Work In the Conventions Yesterday
Stamping the Great Fraud.

The County, City. and Second District
Senatorial Democratic Conventions. held in
Brooklyn yesterday. followed closely the sched-
ulc of nominations which was printed in THE
Sun Of yesterday
Tho County Convention met ut 1 o'clock. in
the General Committee rooms. with John l.
shorter Of the Twenty second Ward rs Prcsi-
dent, and Henry ]. Cullen Of the First Ward
and John H. Farrell Of the Fourth Ward ms Sec
rctarics. Resolutions were adopted expressing
the desire to maintain the record OF experience
integrity. and honesty Of Democrats in Office,
and declaring that the Democratic party of tho
county will petition the Legislature of tho State
to rcds,rict tho Senate and Assembly districts
in accordance with the census of 1875 and the
Constitution of the State. AMI to make repara-
ton for the late cXorbitant apportonmcnt oi
tho state Tux ON Kin.s county. On motion of
Mr.. Henry J. Cullen the following resolutions
were adopted:
R,-y,~t That Rutherford u Hayes holds the office Of
President of the Jncd States only by force Of raniu
na ,r, @ and t"i Since ire, vtiac-
EVERYTHING fraud vntcs Mr. Hayes title to the office Of
R..sj',d Tina, administration Of the onice by MT
HaNr. can couaone his fraudulent accession !" ana ms
b .led, That Mr. laycss ordor 10 flccholder, yro,
elcnsp j. Unconstitutional ami oppre -siyc am, y ad
AMI removal from office
The resolutions were greeted with prolonged
! and repeated cheers Tho ilrst ,nonlnitlon OF
! III" Convention WIS that OF the Hon. Henry a.
| Moore for County Judge. VINO was also n9ini-
mated ny the IL 'puOlt'hns on SaluruhJ h'Eh'
His nomination was Unanimous,
According to programme. ,Mr. Wln.hest"r
| Britton was renoninaird for District ATTORNEY
| by Jas, J. Gray OF the N,nth ward. Mr, Graham
81 " Iwrn,y- s,,c"nh WY r., noIiih"'e" ""''"''
! ID, Norris hut Mr: J. T.. fcarshii. -. J.,
Tue clerk, Mr. Cu!lcn. without any rcsp''I 10
tn answers oi Tue u"le.'hts, showing NO ~, .
p"raiiNc INSTRUCTIONS t''Vnu-ly RiN,n. run w
names swiftly. cal mg OUT; Mhil,IN' hluuy
luly. l@ughln, q Bri"h, " onn1ll' fitn l,., 4
ala ana "th'r MAINS 20 II, ,nt my
~" long. Jumnl.d mann. Nn't ne 70, 'lr"" \,
Winchester Brit'on wd- d"cllth 10 VI VI"
unnnimous choice thr ,onN "ntinn; .-.,,...
~ Mayor NIAiitrmnn umu nA
samuel :. Powell was unanimously npnilhH'uu
for County IreGsurrr IN plhce 81 lohis y.
Gardiner. The on,f d's'%'rr,n"nt OF op. ,.,,
WIS ON thr n"inln,i,ph g." M llsrN w, 1
sioucr Instead oi john ihl =. ~ ,he ihlIi bi--
trlft me nn mes pl OK JN7ti'' ~ 'nS r ~
! Moses h"s-'l. Andrew ''l' anu i'','yt' ~. "
d'r~nn W re- pr ;. nt'd ~ NuN snluh nu' ul'
ordrr whs That Moses hrsS'I sh"r'l h' nom
| mated. anu Wl'h tiir "N''p'lpn 81 ~" SUI.
inG vet : i9r tir otn'r '"hdiu"u'-' VI '7'7 h's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

"a. ,ve. y,.rri,, and ias weru n car loal- ilS'
hcnd u,4Nns "a total ri ,si or the week. asn, y -
Tor the pr,NInus week frcsh offerings ~. 'nlri ~
GRADES nom Ioor u prW.un frlc"s w"rn a'nfi 'lt
higher than Fridn, last AMI the MARKET ru." wih
"a flirN frm iechna Prime tn premium steers snNi
I@2, T. n odress 57sh, =. to The ero,. cw. '., Il
v,y sou do NJ - iO'c 10 dress risif n~ AMI .h"
rnr to medium do SsJ,c Ia dre.s s'~i 70 p Npu
ear loads of TeNa- IN, Yoke, aii clur"du sr w"n
..ld al from &c ~ N drrss - n To va uhrcs
~ Ns sauehtcrcrs tor foreign markets TOOK hi"ni 80
cattle. Export, til" week wrrr 1850 quart - III heel
Recent. at calves 80 head making fi4 Tor ti
week agaius, . 81 tor last week Market steady Am
arm At Gsec r m. for veals, and JsDtc or srasreTs
with u fair business ,.
Pccrrts m sheep aud lambs 81 loads 10 50
head making 10 Si6 IN" week. against 3r Tor th'
prcN week Tile demand tr'ttnr than Tor s1h.
DAYS and the market np.rHirly active 81 .iial
advance prices sheep rang, j from ic w. ~ q 10
lambs, from 4sc. to ~ p d with tc" o the urs
sold at sc , .
Receipts OF hogs were 6al, car loads or 500 head
making 81 Ji Tor the week. against d2Hfl 10 NE pre-
Vlous week. Market batter lot bon Ave ana ~ -
ht.f- with sales STATE aud Western gliN Al S'r,~
80 r 100 bs aud Of city dr. 81 1861 - T. i,n ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
an SEMEN1S.
The English Opera Company.

There is much evidence Of enterprise and
Of good intention on the part OF the English
opera company Mt the Fifth Avenue. Instead
of hackncycd and threadbarc works. they are
producing fresh ones. THE Chimes OF Nor
mandy" was brought out last evening, and cor
tainly produced much plcasantcr impress
sion than AMBROSE Thomass Summer
nights Dream with which the season
opened. That opera presented tho painful
spectacle Of a tipsy Shakespeare. and the irrev-
crenc,, done to the name. whch Is mos, hon
orod 81 all in English literature. was not re-
U,y,,d either hy wit or humor. lndeniahly.
Thomas IN that op"rn produced iull WORK:
This II not 80 much to be- wondered ~, Tor Of
flo hunlrmls of OPERAS that nro written in
France and Italy every year moi ton su coed.
The lis, IT works Ut this cla-s that kc"p the
STAGE for NOR" innn. u few rnrrsrH,ntlnns ~
lumrntubv small. Nor IL II Ilk"iy To be- IN
crpnsrd by the Chimes Of Normandy for
bright and pleasing rs i IS this work has mono
Robert pinnpucttc and the opera il said tohnve
mad "a Iona and successful career 1t the IOlics
Dranat.Iu's.' in Paris.
Th,'ro'rposer has avHil"d himself worry fr""ly
oirhytlui al dance n.asur san has ocrasinn-
ullv. and with good eject elaborated his con
rrrtcd music. 1t scon- Ike the writ nE Of a
tulcrilly -kilful musician. = quaint with inc
methods IT his art. but without the faculty ct
= nan We may look to nnd musical
phrgs = which have been used SO long that they
Instrumentation and embellishments and in
such this otrra HhOunds.
But invention Il genius. and that Is not an
every day commodity. In it's place tue COM
poser of this opera gives us trirning
| and pretty music some OF II rem. ,ndlny
ia of the market s'cn" in Faust,
some IT IL having y strong r'semhlanr'
! To that II the fur IN Flotow'- Manh', and
! hero and there also the marks of On"n@rh :
! w'do-s prcadin. inAu"u - ar" apparent. inc
| result ~ an ~ somewhat pretty ana rnt"rtai n
! INK work Ii was rendered W III the lullowln.
/ ,nst nf characters: hgnonshe. a vail. NJ IS
J Emilio Melville; Gci'mdiue. the lost h"ir"ss
! Miss Z Ida $ eu'n; lh' Marquis de Ht"p an
/ rNic Mr. William Custl"; F1Sprrd, "A n~.r
! Nr. Charles Merton; hob," More. nm un,u.k
lover. VI. G. II. Turner. AMI Tie sherry MIR
| Edward = gum. -
The honOrs " the evening, 40 far ma TN
| musical portion of the Murk wua con ctn'd, IN"
| longed 10 VI - Mcivi. aud Mrs. Swu n; 49, Ia
us tn acting went. ~ Mr.. Morton. TINS gent"
man is no singer, tut tar .. ture tiat h" CAV
of the charuetrr uf the mis- r. stood out w -tr,
rDnnf against the neutral AMI 'pinmonr"
methods ol his fellow at rs. Ihgrr was ever
.Vidtn-. that the or lri int r - 81 aui pleas e
TO- iar-,- audience that were present al IT. rep
al an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
TfLk UITH SITTING Bull.
The savage warrior Rejecting the Ccmmis-
sion. Uncr or Peace.

CnfcAGo. Oct. %. A Times special from
the Sitting Buil Commission. dated Fort Walsh.
British Northwest Territory. OF. II. via
Fort Benton. oct. n. received early this
morning. says the Commission has met Sit
ting Bun and has utterly failed 10 obtain
any sat Suction or terms Of settlement from
him. The spondent describes Sitting Bull
as swartLy. brardlcss, pure blooded savage,
with an air Of judicial gravity and ntellis nee.
He continually fears traachcry on the part "i
the Americans. and distrust- his own trihe
when they are near He refused To shake
hands with the Commissioners. and said he
wanted them 10 sit out ia iuil view AMI b'hln !
tHuic-. They complied, and Gen. Terry nd-
dr. --,'l them. stating tho Object OF the
Ni-u namely. that the President wished
ho~tlltics Ia ccusr forever Tor the sake
Of all parties. II the Indians would
return and refrain from hostil" acts against the
United States Government. n free pardon would
be- given for al past acts no attempt would ne
| forgotten. This the President promised. lie
won't on to say that all other hostile TRIES 81
Indians had now SURF ndrrcd To- the United
| States authorities, and had rrcolvcd no punish
mont whatever. but had boon received ~
/ friends. They had received. or would refelN''
the proceeds Of the sale OF their horses and
| Otherwise received honorable and Just treat
| mrnt The same terms were OF red Sttin-
| Bulls people. tn" savage warrior smile
/ broadly at the mention OF SURRENDER Ih'
sperch produced no eil"t. and the oiIer %
/ prAee wiz r'lo ted Th" council hrpA" NJ, hn'
! the Commissioners turned their faces homr
OrT,wA. Ont. OFT 22.-OncM information
received 10y the Government to-day fully con
| firms the statement in Tn" press 4. spat 'l"s th
/ morning. of the meeting OF tn W toi Sin' q
| Commissioners and Sitting Bun IT Fort Walsh
and the contrnptuons rejection by the Sou
chief OF the terms oil red.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
LE.tGrED iG.iINST LIQUOR.
An Organization to Entos~e the Inv and
Keep Ia on the statute Books.

Members of total abstinence societies, in
Guiding the Rev. ". c. Steele Of the Sons of
Temperance. the Rev. George W. Carey OF the
Good Tcmpar-. the Rev Stephen Merritt Of
the National Prohibition Society. the Rev. Drs.
Blanchard ami Nit nell ofthe Womans National
Temperance Onion. Capt. Oliver Cott'r OF the
brooklyn Temperate" Brotherhood. the Hon.
T.. u. Culver II the society Tor the Prevention of
Crime. ". ". Logan Of the National Temperance
Union. and the Row J. \. St'arns oi the TIM
psrauc. ffr0cGis. hav" united in forming nm
n--o,imilon called the Law and Order Lglgur.
II = to ext. nd throughout the STATE. IL oh''t
il ga .nfpr - and proven IN" r"p'al ol IN" laws
81 the STATE relative To the sale ul intoA l"atinE
liquors, and to Suck the coop"rat on Of nli sp,l'-
nos and individuals in the work, The Roy. Dr.
Henry l.. Darin- 81 Albany vas, e,erted Pres
dent ~ tho STATE Icagur: Prof. Theodore W.
Dwight of New York. Vice Pr,'- d nj; tn" Rev
Charles Reynolds ~ Albany. Secret try and As
sistani Treasurer. \. : Barnes of New York
Treasurer; Tneodorc Bourne of New York
Cores bonding Secretary. and Capt. Oliver Cot
ter of New lors. General Agent. The head
quarters " the State League" is in Albany me
Corrrsp onding Srrrtary onlce In Room ~
lG2 Broadway New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
RAILROAD WfRIN TERMONr
Tracks Torn up and the Passage OF Trains
Deiaycd-rhe Cause OF the Trouble.

NEWPORT. Vt, Oct. y. preliminary action
in what bids fair To bc II serious railroad war
was taken Mt North Troy, VT. on sunday. Aparty
Of railroad men. headed by Col. Asa u. Foster
tore up part Of the track Of the Southern Rail
way. preventing for atlmcth" pa-Sagr"i trains
Preliminary to this now. and growing out OF a
difficulty in accounts between tn" PASsumpslc
and southeastern Railways. Col. Foster was ar
rested on Friday M Newport and thrown INTO
pri-Ou his friend subsequently hiillng Nun
out. THIS n probably tho prime cause oi sun
dny' acton. The Central Nrrmont Halfway Is
understood To- be- ait NJ Cot Foster and hs
party. II ~ also I'm lcr-tuod that trains VII h
run ns u-uul between Norih Troy and Montreal
int the connection between Boston ana Won
trral is broken. Super Mt ndvnt Folsom, oi thr
llssunps.c Road. -nys tnu all trains over thhi
part ni me road now under th"ir control WA
be- canrrllrd. and the mails Will be- carried 10y
team hrtwnrn winrt aud Nprth Troy. whence
the Southwestern mai viii carry them through
i- usu,l. Travel over THUS rnHt" must come l'
a stundsiiIl until Il sat sla tory settlement o u,
Him -nltins between the Two roads rs rnarhed
winch wil probably consume some ume.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
SHOOTING ~ 4 CEMETERY.
The Encounter that the Uumorists In Honkcrs
now st,i. the cemetery Duel.

Thomas Mckillicutt Is tn. keeper Of St
Mary's Cemetery. on the Spain road about ihrr"
miles out Of Yonkrrs. Edwards II an eN-soldi' r.,
who deals in monuments and haad-tones. H.
is a Protestant. Thomas n Roman Catholic and
both very zralous IN religion. Two weeks ago
Mr. Edwards drove to the cemetery with his
wife and two other women, and while wander
ing among the graves. engaged In heated ar.;u-
nlent that resulted in Mrkllicotts ordering him
out Of IN. grounds. Both men then went Ia
Father Cor,sy and stated their grievances. and
he babe NJ kill,ott attend strictly Ia his own
business. Thu Father then gave Mr.. Edwards
permission Ia visit the Gem terry ~ often as H.
liked. hut warned him not to interfere with
Mrkillirntt.
on Friday last Mr.. Edwards and one Of his
three sons drove to the cemetery. se.niinglv
with no other Object than 10 annoy Mchillirou.
although he says that he went to measure u
the keeper ran toward them hrandlshlne u gnr-
don riikc. and orb rcd them out Of iA"r"metrry;
Blu; they lali no hrri 90 him. and b. attempted
Ia block tie wheels ot their buggy Win MS rtk r..
Faiiu. in thus. h" drew pistol. and pointing i
~ Mr. Elwards threatened to r.Ow his head On
| l. 10" dil not instantly drive ont II the grounds.
Th"r' az the. old soldier Dir " MS own ti-l"i ana
tirsl upon the keeper. hut did not Int him.
| Mckilncott now turned aud ran oui oi we
| cemetery. his speed t.ng greatly a""lrrut"l
| hy another shot from Edwards, This shot took
eject in his right shoulder. Then two men up-
| p"ared from behind "A stone wall. ~ r'cos
| nizrd in them T. iwnr'is's other sons. and h,
| AYERS that they held y si0ls IN thoir nanls an
| that murder cleaned from their eyes with q
| yell. Mrkilli,.tt disappeared from the -r' ne.
| VI tkilhrott WA found IA Ia" cemetery l's'"r
| day attended by stout under gardener H. li'
| body guard. Although tn hnil Is stu hur,''
| in the n~hy part ~ his SHOULDER. he - only a u
| his feelings at the time of the cemetery duel
| as il has already come 20 be called.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

-. t.....r .. C.,,..,, Nf.,,, 81. tn M
I"nnysun pay ol Cue" NuiN' ""l'-
81 and very we'll too. 10y Mr.. :. / -k". Jr. Tor
H., ,,. ~ 4 .,l.,,i,,., tb,. t,il.u.s ~ Miss.
h' p"'l"s' " " 7l''"s ~ ~ ~ ~,
Dargon. was produced III thls u'htr""'' "''-"''
before a lnrlc and very ent ius.astic audience.
~, l., 49,, d, .,r,l in,.t, iut.r.. tiu,-
queen M"rS II n'' 81 ~
play. although. 81 course. II ~ iul 81 '""''l'
hsuutv T.nuyeon We b.,lirVr, asserted that his
.,, IT,. ,t. -,,y., ,,J
Tragedy wis hu' "''"'" ."'
when it was produced at the LONDON LSTuui
il n.nrd although Mr. Henry Irving and Mise
!. '''''N ,, 1-n.,,,..,i,,,hlv II
Bal'mah were IN inc Just D"i"'
il were not for Miss ltrgnns drcEi"d t,nlus
and pow riul acting. II would never h' "ndureh
beyond the first night. But thir lady cnnlrls's
to invest the rolc of Mary with 80 murh maj -
Interesting ttht W. pardon tlr hrl''ts ol ,h',
ri.Ann tho sake OF Inc or pIiuultlfS