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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. III A. 81.

OFFICE CmEP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL A. 81.
Indications.
For New England during the day clear or fair
weather and slight northwest to southwest Winds
with rising barometer and change in temperature
followed during the night by threatening weather,
light snow and falling barometer.
For the Middle States, cold partly cloudy weather
continue during the day with falling barometer fol.
lowed during the evening by winds shifting to north.
crly and eas,cry with threatening weather and light
snow.
For the South Atlantic Statos increasing cloudiness
and rain or snow with northeast to southeast WINDS
falling barometer and slight rise In temperature
during the day.
For the Eastern uf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, generally cloudy weather and snow or rain,
northeriy to castcrly winds, slight changes in tenn
peraturo and falling followed by rising barometer
For tho Western Gull states areas OF rain or Sow
followed by clearing decidedly colder weather. north
crly Winds and In the southern and eastern portions
rising barometer
For tho lower lake region, generally cloudy
weather aud snow. with falling barometer no decided
change temperature and sonthcrly to westerly
wirds during the day, shifting to northerly and
astcry.
For tho upper lake region. light snow, followed by
partly cloudy and colder weather, northcry to west
crly winds, and iu tho northern portion rising
barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri val.
leys colder northery to westerly WINDS partly cloudy
weather and In the southern portions Ign. snow and
IN the northern portions rising barometer.
Cautonary signals continue at Indianoia Galveston,
Kew Orleans and Mobile.
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1.-THE LONG HAIRED PROPHET"

ANOTHER LUNArIc CLAIMING TO DE TIE
REPRESENTATIVE OF CHRIST ON EARTH-ouE
NEW YORK MAN SECUTED AT--AS ACRTE-
MEST IN REFERENCE TO THE END OF THE
WORLD.
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 81, 1876.
Since Friday last man has been stopping at the
Washington House IN this city who In respects re-
seinbes the description OF G. Doudt. The pcrsonator
oil CHRIST This man is like him in wearing beard
slightly tinged with gray and IN being the victim OF
somewhat similar hallucination. Your correspondent
Is satisfied however after a long interview with him,
IN the course OF which careful inquiry made into
his history ana antcccdcnts that tho guest at the
Washington House Is not the unfortunate who has SO
mystcrioust n appeared III New York.
s. PROPHET.
This man is, named Cyrus Holmes and Is a farmer
from Ludlow Champaign county, ILL., Ho Is sixty-hve
years old, but apparently younger and has wife and
piece IN the paper about the man in New York, but
declared him Indignantly an impostor. He, Holmes,
claims that Tor forty sx years he has been
THE ONLY REPRESENTATIVE
of Christ on earth and in constant communication with
Him, but he does declare himself the Saviour
in propffn persona He predicts the end OF the world
May T. 1875 aud goes about The country, carrying
little money and preaching lie Is commonly called
the Long Haired Prophet. He is perfectly on
ovcry other subject religion is quiet and exct-
able and apparently abe to take care of himself Hc
formerly u member Of the Campbcllte Sect TO
which his family belong His case bears resemblance
to that OF Doubt, but he Is not the same.
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THE ENGINEERS STRIKE.
ATTEMPT OF THE GRAND TRUNK ROAD TO RE-
sUME neutrality-suspicious. INTERFERENCE
OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOVERNMENT

Ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !


SuPPoRI.
tpy rr1rcrApu ro r.Yp ,,rp.,r1
~ ''' 'f"ANo'
The strike of the Grand Trunk enpjneers IN. d,v
...., ,o a,,, -. ~. -
"ssu"'cu ho'o "'''""s P"aso 'han IL mas yet
worn. Yesterday the company came TO the determi-
nation to resume traffic at once so far Ms they wcro
-, . =, = -, 49,, 49,, -. 1871,
"oe W w % WIN "o"'''o" "io" ~ '"c" oo"'naho'
In pur'.ancc OF this determination an express for
Toronto which had boon stopped at Prescott nv tho
..,, ut, - IL, -. 49,,
"'''n VI VI" '''" ~ " w ''o'" "'"'rea'' was
started west yesterday evening" but stopped at Shan
nonvllc
mscuIrp Rprwlxc
g,
III 'no u'e""''"o s""5S ""u ocSu" W ASSUME an
alarming shape Bcllcvillc station, short distance
wcs. of shannonvllc Strikcrs wore mt I'm ,arco
-,
'orce az 'he s'"''o"' e''oc"'y oont Oh m'scmeI An
application for protection had been the Minis
Tar of Militia In conseoucrco nj which email ,o,co 10
volunteers we're nI,ccd AZ tho station Under th.ir
nrotcciion two snow nouahs were shunted nm Tho
main ,ne but no sooner were thcy IN rnce and ready
ior work tban the strikers RIM them Off acain '
rho military ho,n, nn,v ,w.ntvairh, i, nrnhor ,rd
,boro he,n nm immense crowd rcscnt nj tr,rers nj
sncctators ,hev either were unable or unw,lhng TO
Keen Tho rioters in check so that the Inter came or
nes In Tho cncounier IL was dec dcd by no mnanv
in conscnucrc RI of this state of AFFAIRS To allow tIc
cyprcss To- remain ali saturday night nj Shonnonyil,e
where II was comparayely safe 1t beng n small vii.
l,rc Tbe mechanical super,ntendcnt and other
o,c,ls ~ ,bo road accorinply dol nod tho
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

A CLOSE CONTEST AND ANYBopY's RACE FOR
THE sPEAKERsHIp-sLoAN AND Hustled
RUNNING NECK AND NEcK-DEMocRATIc
CANDIDATES FOR AN EMPTY HONOR.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ALBANY, Doc 81. 1875
The Dclavan House is full of politicians this even
ing, and the question Of tho Spcakershp Is the one
agitatng topic Of conversation. AS ioreshadowed in
my despatch OF yesterday, from tho best possible
sources Of information, Mr.. Sloan holds his own AZ
least, by many of his friends it Is claimed that
this morning ho has Obtained such accessions as
TO make his election the Speakersnp almost abso.
utciy certain
guMoRs COMPROMISE
Tho statement has been gong tho rounds but 1t
cannot be traced to any definite source that COM
promise had been effected, whereby Mr.. Sloan will
receive tho Spenkcrship and Mr. Hustled be appointed
chairman OF the Committee on Ways aud Means The
parsans OF both the gentlemen. however, are equally
confident and unless the compromise above mentioned
has been Effected the contest will be an exceedingly
close one.
THE RIVAL CANDIDATES.
are warm personal friends. and The canvass on both
sides has been conducted IN the most chivalrous spirit
Both of the gentleman arcpersonally acceptable to the
party and they seem TO be evenly balanced that the
situation beet Oe described by the application OF
the old couplet:-
How happy could be with either,
Were t'othcr dear charmer away.
Mr. Alvord is entirely out OF tho field, and ontrary
to general expectation ms name Is not even prom
incnty mentioned In connection with tho office The
members OF both houses, especially OF tho Senate
branch, have been slow IN arriving, and II is as yet
impossible forecast. with any degree of certainly,
what measures particularly affecting New YORK Will be
introduced during tho session.
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
The only two candidates displaying any degree OF
strength in the choice Tor the Speakersnip by the
democratic party are William b. Ku2gles, of Stcuben,
and Luke +. Cozans OF New York. with the prospects
infavor OF Mr. Cozans receiving The empty compliment,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
THE MICHIGAN SENATORSHIP

MR.. FERRY TO DE RE-ELEcTED WITHOUT or
POSITION.
TDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
DETROIT Dec. 81 1876
The Mich igan Legislature opens on Wednesday, at
which time tho Governor, Crosswcll. will DO
inauguratcd. Shortly thereafter n United States
Senator will be chosen. Vice President Ferry will be
reelected to that position without opposition Some
lew scattcrings votes will be cast, but they will 10
merely complimentary to Governor Bsglcy. The
republicans havo majority OF ninety-csht on JOINT
ballot
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THE PARISH WILL CASE.

THE SUIT DROPPED by THE CONTESTANTS.
PorGusgEpsiE, Dec. 81, 1875.
Tho excitement raised few weeks ago in regard to
the Parish will has entirely died out The absurd
rumor in regard to settlement was ridiculous IL
was fnlse. II turns out tina: tho adopted daughter
Miss susie Hovt Parish, would never listen to any
proposition for compromise, and that the contestants
voluntarily dropped tho case because they had nc
around 10 stand upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
THE BITTER BIT.

woULD-BE RoBDER OVERCOME AND SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY HIS INTENDED VICTIM
BAyGoR, Me-, Dec. 81 1876.
james MeAloon enticed John -. Hoyt to unfro
qucutcd spot last 18th intent to rob- and assaulted
him with iron bar. noyt overpowcrcd his assnanf.
lett HIM scnscess and returned 10 his hotel Tns
wounds OF both severe, aud those OF McAloon dan
gcrous Hoyt on his way 10 tho West, and had
considerable money IN his possession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
HOMICIDE In BALTIMORE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Mdg Dec 81, 1876.
At three p. N. to-day James Maoncy, private
Waterman In tho employ OF the Baltimore anu Ohio
Railroad, shot and fatally wounded William Cooney, n
lad seventeen years old who trespasscd upon tho
grounds OF the company at Mount Clare Maoney
was promptly arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
LOUISIANA.

POLICY OF THE DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS
THE FIGHT FOR THE COUNTED OUT MEMBERS
TO BE MADE INSIDE THE LEGISLATIVE BODY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1875
The democratic members Of tho Legislature met in
caucus this morning, when nty were pres
ent and discussed tho policy to be pursued view OF
its assembling tomorrow. The point at issue was
whether they should refuse to go the de aco Legis-
lature and organize outside separate house. including
the counted out members, or whether those members
returned by tho Returning Board should accept their
certificates and mako the contest inside. The city and
more partisan members urged the former course,
whIlc the country representation, which is
sentative In tone, favored the Inter.
THE ACTION DETERMINED
Amer q long discussion a resolution was offered
making binding tho action OF caucus 10 all mat
tiers, subject TO tho decision OF Il majority THIS was
defeated. Another resolution then offered bind
tsTmineG mon bv General NcDos Us Tina may DC ice
doeated 1t finally decided that The duly returned
members should accept their certificates, and that tho
members, both with and without certificates, should
tomorrow proceed 10 the State House body and
demand admission. Upon portion being refused the
others will enter and take their seats, prepared 10
make desperate anu exhaustive contest behalf OF
their counted out colleagues.
THE CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER
Louis Bush unanimously agreed upon as tho
democratic candidate Tor Speaker. Another caucus
was appointed for tonight fine result far reached
OF tho State House ana other warikc measures The
democrats entertain some hope of securing "a majority
In the Senate, this may have influence ed
the change IN the original programme, though an IN
vestigation shows little or foundation such ex
pectution.
NO TROUBLE ANTICIpATED-Two GOVERNORS TO
BE INAUGUDATsD-THE DEMOCRATS TO FOL-
LOW THE EXAMPLE SET IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 1876.
Gentlemen who loft Orleans iowa ri thu cioso of
last week represent that tho city then quiet and
that outbreaks or riots growing out OF tho political
situation were apprehcpded. There seems to BIO no
question that both Packard and Nichols viii DO inau-
gurated Governor this week. each by his party;
and that the democrats will pursue similar 70
that pursued by tho democrats In South Carolina and
await their Governor In possession of
the Office
TROOPS.
The President said tonight that application for
the OF troops had been made by Governor Kellogg
either himself or TO any member OF the Cabinet.
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A sEnENADE TO THE GOVERNOR ON HIS AR

A SERENADE TO THE GOVERNOR ON HIS Arr
RIVAL IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Dec 81, 1876
local paper to-day announces that the Tildcn and
Hendricks Reform Club have completed arrangements
for serenado Governor Grover his arrival here
A telegram received by this organizat on yesterday
says nc Will reach Washington about Thursday next,
the sercnadc will take place immediately after
arrival.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
THE Willy ABORIGINES.

A HERD OF HORSES sTASrEDED--Mosr OF THE
ANIMALS RECOVERED.
DEADwooD ID. T., Dec 81. 1870
On Wednesday last the Indians made n dash on
Spear Fish Run and stompcdcd herd OF horses.
William Smith, who witnessed tho transaction, gave
an alarm and a number OF mountcd mon started u,
pursuit OF the Indians and rccsptufed all but twenty
OF the horscA Tho Indians about fifteen In number.
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VALUABLE SAWMILI. BURNED.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec 81 1870
H. A. & 8. &. Wrighps mammoth steam sawin In
this city destroyed by fro on Saturday morning.
Loss, $50, 900; Insurance, $4,000 The mill was ono
OF tho complete establishments tho Kind 10 tho
city, having capacity o 100, 600 ct OF lumber per
day. The origin OF tho lire is unknown, but 1t Is sup
posed to be inccndary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
RACING IN CALIFORNIA.
SAY rmAxclsco. Dec. 81. 1915.

NM Fs"FNNT"''' Dt'~ VI I9IVs
Tho two.ini.c and repea, came on yesterday q.
tho Pay District Park, Cor 1000 Tho weather was
fine. but The track too soft Tor fast time Amanda won
easily Ia two siraght heats Matte coming scconu,
OVERLAND third and Target fourth. Time, 1924 and
3ilx
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Holster Clymor. OF Pennsylvania, u
at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel. sisnor Alcssandro CastcL
lani, OF Rome. Is at tho Brcvoort House Paymastel
George w. Bcaman, United states Navy, Is at the ST.
Denis Hotel Wesley r Boich. OF Boston, Is at tho
Windsor Hotel. General Edward II. Ripley, of YER
mont, is at the sturtcvant " ouse.
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GOVERNOR GROVER.

OMAHA, Neb, Dec. 81, 1875
Governor Grover, Of Oregon, passed through this
city this afternoon, route to Washington via ST.
Louis.
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SUICIDE OF A WEALTHY CITIZEN.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALD.1
BLOOMINGTON, H. Dec. 81, 1876
Major Robinson, old and wealthy settler OF Gen.
trail Illinois AMI quite prominent In State politics.
found dead in his bed tins morning his homo few
miles distant from this city. He undoubtedly
his death by suicide, a pis oil was found in his bed
and a fresh wound IN the lett sldc OF his face.
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Tho premises OF McssrS Moss, pawnbrokcrs, 40 81
Caharinc street entered by burglars at hapa,.
SIX O'Clock last evening, and the money drawer robbed
Of ITS contcnls
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twcnyour hours, in COIN
parison with tho corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Itudnuts pharmacy
HERALD binding
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OF CORSET Is.

That article OF dress-whch is so widely spoken
OF that 1t must have some eyistence-thc corset
may now be lined entirely with elder down to COM
pensate for the loss Of the pettcoats This robbing
Peter to pay Paul is q proof that woman knows
when to fall back upon her main stays.
NET PROFIT.
The floral decorations OF the skirts OF ball dresses
may now be covered by golden lace work. Lots OF
young fellows destined to be caught in that net
beside the Seine.
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THE PUBLIC no LONGER LACKS A GENUINE
Remedy for skin Diseases. The articles Is GLESNs sun
HILLS Ham Axp WHISPER DYE" black or brown Soc
A-THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE REspIRA.
tory organs, when 10 large number ~ .e residents in
variable climate lcct, can promptly be made
Yield to Do scn.NcS's pulxoNic srncr AND ssawstp
speedy their action. They be had OF druggis.s
throughout the United Staies
GRADUATED CaEsr AM LUNG PROTECTORS
sr Are n' r 1c eam,, snd sver~wIrro M,sd ~
SINGER rpsnufacturcs 7Vs Brosdway.
LEA PERKINS,
WoRcYSrrRsHnE SAUCE
isthe origin- and only Wmees,ershire Sauce.
PoMERoy's TRUssEs ARE BY FAR THE BEST
foMERUY Truss COMPANY. 7ss broadway
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI.
JOHN MATTHEWS. ia AZ and 2s,h st.. city
THE
INSURANCE COMPANY
.. New York.
y \. Winston President
Issues every approved esrrptIor OF
LiFE ASo EsDowntNr Policies
tcrriS ~ favofabs rs thos. OF
aay other company
Organized April ~. 1872.
Cash assets over ss0JOlop.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
(,ANCeR New TREATISE. tREE-iiow CURED
Nwithout knife poisonous minerals Dr. sTODDAKD,
sWcst i4th Vt.
REPRESENTATIONS OK DEAFNESS AND CArARRu.~
Oisnc By the New York Throat Ear iuaiisuts. ia
East 3sah ~. mniled Tor ipc
rriiE BOoK foE TIIg IOud,
THE o S-7 TII. .nioi e TFE r,, nrSIoS'
SECOND CIVIL WAR
Az booksellers ana ncwsdcalrrs.
r"ee'''' ...'.''''"''''" 'o&'
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BURGLARY.

NN'fNgt chprfatUFc ytstofdIY ............ -
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year ........................ 40
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when It is considered how seldom such birhs Of
feather. or pucking of feathers seen together
MOOSE FOR THE sPISsrEns.
Cordelieres may be worn as long as IL pleases tic
fancy. This is justified by the girls on the plea that
they must have rope enough to tie that matrimonial
knot withal
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THE PUBLIC no LONGER LACKS A GENUINE
Remedy for skin Diseases. The arcie h CLAIMS sun
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Chattcrton TO Harris,
Broke, gone to Paris
Harris 10 Chatterlon.
No,a ,,,lled and gpattcrcu on.

Chat,crton's present business is to say that
Boucicault made 5000 more than he did himself
out Of the prury Lane engagement and that Bouci-
cault received s5oso for the four weeks PERFORM
sncc at the AdclpnI, while he chattcrton) lost $50
and WAS left by Boucicault "rcnor'cleSSiy nsn ana
dry Chattcrton further in"n".vs s"", ,"'
"snaughraun, is partly copied from "Pikc ocaia-
ham," and the escape rom y =. .,,
s,.''a., 49, .'.,'s,v thanks God "that English
Judges above bribery and corruption nave vindl-
ratcd him." very pretty quarre'
sNviSi. -.
. signor salvini, it is announced WI" '''p'"'' -
Drury Lane shortly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-09
STATE NEWS.

man by the name of Noble of North Bucks
port, while driving through the streets of Brewer
one day last week was taken very suddenly with
fit and fell from his carriage. He was taken to
lied in a very few days.
Nine deaths occurred in Bangor during last
week.
The Wing says that Dea. Daniel Hamlin of
Milo, died last Saturday. Mr. Hamlin has been
citizen OF lilo for nearly forty years, and dur
ing all that time his life has been the embodiment
OF truth, humanity and religion.
The case of Joseph W. Hartman Of Bangor,
vs.. DIR. Eugene F. Sanger, which was on trial for
several days last week, resulted in a verdict for
defendant. The case is one of much interest, es-
pecially to the medical profession. The plain
Till, seven years old, has always been afflicted with
club feet and when thirteen months old Dr. San
ger performed an operation on both feet dividing
the heel cord, and in day or two thereafter
Strengthened the feet to, as nearly as possible q
natural and perfect position and adjusted them in
shoes prepared for the treatment Of club feet.
This suit was brought BY the father, who claims
seven thousand dollars for the malpractice of the
defendant in not using ordinary skill when OPP
Grating upon and subsequently, negecting TO take
proper care of the plaintiffs feet.
1t wasn't the fall from the barn nor the nail
cut which made the young fellow swear, but to
hear the old gentleman grumble: "Seems as
though it's dod buggared pity that good board
got broke" Argus
Judge Goddard, executor, and Messrs s. c. An
drews George f. Is. Jackson and w e. Gould.
appraisers, of the estate of the late .. J. Smith,
will commence their labors Lext week with an sp-
praisal OF the Buckfeld Branch railroad. In or
der to eacccmplish this, they will have to walk
from Mechanic Falls to Canton, a distance o f 27
miles.
Mrs. Scott of Machias, has a crow that talks so
PLAIN as to startle one for a moment. He seems
to be quite master of the English language.
We hear of an euterprising Turner lady, sue
cessful dairy woman, who recently visited the
Parker House in Boston, and arranges a contract
with the proprietors to furnish them with butter
OF her manufacture for fifty cents per pound.
Lewiston Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-09
The Rest Hecuperant

OF failing energy, that to which the Jagged out
man OF busine f, the brain.iatigued author, the
tired advocate or the weary artizan can resort
with the greatest certainty that it Will revive his
overweight power, 10 Hostet,er's omaeh Bit
ters, most genial tonic cordial, as wei as a be-
nign remedy Tor disorders Of the stomach, liver,
bowels and urinary organs, and means OF sradi.
eating and preventing intermittent and remittent
feve-s. 1t not only enrlches the blood ana creates
a new fund Of energy in the system, but 1t has the
effect of expelling impurities from the life current
which beget disease. The Injurious influence OF
abrupt transitions OF temperature, of an uuwhole
some climate and injurious diet are counteracted
by 1t, and IL promotes digestion, appetite and
sound repose. Give 1t trial and be convince I.
mays. IeodSwlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-09
KENTUCKY.
Shooting afiT6V.

LOUISVILLE, May s. A Glasgow special to the
Courier Journal says that four United States mar
shas having information that Tom and Ike Rey.
nolds were disting illicit whiskey, sought to ar
rest them. In resisting both the Reynolds were
shot-Tom in the abdomen and Ike 10 the neck
The former was MORALLY wounded. The shooting
took place in the keynolds cabin at o'clock, on
Monday morning.
The officers at first refused to be arrested, but
subst quently surrendered, several hundred civil
ians having volunteered to assist the sheriff in
taking them, if necessary. They refused to give
up their arms for a while. but at last surrendered
them in open court, when the Judge cleared the
room of spectators. The action of the federal au-
tbortes Is looked forward to with interest. The
deputies are John Wyatt, Z igar w. Hyatt, Wal
ter Whitaker and Morris Wheden.