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BILE DEED COMMITTED THIRTEEN YEARS
AGo-rHEIR SPEEDY ARREST pRoBARLE-THH
SUPERINTENDENT OF coLLIERY BEATEN TO
DEATH.
(yY TELRGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wMKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 10, 1877.
A distinguished detective, who has been engaged for
some time past in the Molly Mcguire cases this
city to-day, armed with tho proper papers
the arrest Of member Of the Infamous Molly Mcguire
order who present In California The detective
started ass evening for the Pacific 10 secure
the delinquent The of this will be followed
by trial far moro mysterious and tragic in ts
"details than the Rea case, which Is engaging
tho attention Of she courts Al Bloomsbury.
The California fugitive Is the principal In
murder that occurred fourteen years ago a, little
place called Ordinary situated Just the corner
Luzerne. Carbos and Schuylkl counties. The vic
tim OF the tragedy was George X Smith, who
perntendent OF collicry located at Ordinary Smith
was the proprietor also Of small mining in the
town. He was quiet peaceabe man, and resided
with his family over the store Of which he was the
owner. In his employ q, the time was young man
named George Ulr,ch, VINO is . salesman with
Wanamaker Brown, OF Philadelphia
THE STORY OF rng MURDER
Ono dark. stormy night IN the fall OF 1868 while
eyes In heavy army overcoat entered and inquired
for Mr.. Smith The clerk informed the stranger ,ha,
his employer had retired tor the night The
said that he had an important message for Mr. Smith
and would like 10 deliver W TO him personally. The
clerk went up stairs and informed his employer Of
the strangers request, but> returned aud told
him that Mr.. Smith could not come down
stairs, and that he ordered 10 receive
any message he might have for HIM. With scowl
the man reached bohind his coat, and drawing heavy
navy revolver ievelled at Ulrich, saying. SWELL II
you are to take what have for Smith, take it," and
Ulrich's head The shot proved harmless, however
but as II fired Mr. Smith came down stars
wnilc a half dozen ugly men rushed al the open
door In front. Ulrich had obtained possession OF 4
pistol and was using vaantly, hrlng into tho crowd
OF desperadoes right and left whic the latter
the fire. Other men finally crowded into tho store TO
the aid Of the assailans OF Smith and Urich tho
latter was forced shortly after TO beat retreat and
mako his escape, which he fortunately did. In tho
meantime the ruiians turned their attention 10 Mr..
Smith, who laid low, and then. right before
the eyes OF his wife, who stood stairway looking
down upon the awful scene and praying the brutcs 10
spare her husbands lite, they beat his head with
cudges, shot, stabbed and kicked HIM until life
discovered until quito recently.
THE MURDER.
Now they all shadowcd and will shortly be called
upon TO answer Tor tho deed committed long ago.
II has been ascertaned that the who m murdored
Mr. Smith were all members of the Moe Mcguire or.
ganZation, and that his death regularly plotted
planned and executed under INSTRUCTIONS Mr. smith
had in some way offended by giving tho names of men
in his employ who were subject to the draft
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1877
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OF imprisonment Tor mayhem--chcwins OF man
thumb In Myrtle avenue car, in the city OF Brook.
Yn-was pardoncd to-day by Governor Robinson.
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MOLLY MAGUIRE MURDER.

LOOKING FOR THE PERPETRATORS OF TERRI
BILE DEED COMMITTED THIRTEEN YEARS
AGo-rHE1R SPEEDY ARREST PRoDARLE-THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF coLIIERY BEATEN TO
DEATH.
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AND THE sEABoARD CITIES DANGEROUS
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

, John FITZPATRICK, AGENT FOB o.
q II Epetrlck, viii open . Doot and shos
store ~ lU4 Main street, on the 1rd OF
April next. JOHN FIiZPATRISK,A 4. sat
for q. FftZpaerisk.
An eth, iGT. apa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23
Another Child Abduction Case In
Philadelphia.

In Philadelphis on Wednesday, the
18th inst, Mary Mssterton. seven years
old, residing with her grandmother, Mrs.
Ann White, at No. $50 Charles street
wa, kidnapped by woman giving her
name rs Fannie Brown, who is about
flfty.fvs years old. Neither the friend'
of the child nor the police, who were
notified of the abduction j ist after Its &C.
currence, have succeeded in ascertsining
the wereabouts OF the woman or OF the
little girl. Mary wss one OF three
children, the other two being boys, resld-
ing with Mrs. White. Their mother lie
not living, and their father. Patrick,
has for some time been residing in Con-
shohocken. Fannie Brown, the abduc
tress, is described as of medium height
VIZ nkled in the face, with al abundance
of brownlsh hair, knotted behind and re
sombling . wig, and, at the time when
she took away the child, wearing an
old knitted hood and dizzy water
proof cloak.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS /,
4 hssa ana Ma rtin % E,rrr

OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
~ wheeling and Martins Ferry.
The undeIsign will offer for sole at
public auction. al the Walnut Grove, In
Nartir s Ferry, on Saturday. April Is,
1877, the following desirable property:
Seven lots in the 9Th ward; 8. Whe ling.
Two lots In the 7th ward, Zsnes Island.
All the lots on Fifth street, Martin q
Ferry, fronting the Walnut Grove.
Also the Walnut Grove p operty east OF
Fifth street, Martins Ferry, extending 10
the c. e. p. X. K.
One acre OF land east of Chas. Siebriehts
house, through which stream of water
flows, and which has number OF shade
trees upon II
be given.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
TERNs-One-third In hsnd the balance
in five annual payments, evidenced by
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terest from date and secured by lien on
the property sold.
A. MOORE, Jr.,
For Estate Col. Chas. Ellet, Jr., st. James
Hotel. apzl
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Scotehiug Malaria.


1t Is fact widely and amply attested
that where the powerful and pernicious
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administered as remedies for fever and
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1.sYHs NsH. stsas Gasettsy If, the leth
Inst. Rays; The following psisoners wsre
Sslseesd from thu penitenasry tcqay,
thsj time. havia9 expired: Eidney LAY,
eoo Tlol1 Sui Aia, Noah UnderMoo@
NJ 4aIkce, Wa. Wood and Naf4s
lei YhompSon. They were sentenc9d io
Illicit distilling, and were from Vfgins&
QUITE q large thunder storm Pspeed
over Clsrksburg Thursday morning
about I've O'Clock. The residence OF D9-
Barnes, near town. was struck by light
ming, and suffe. ed considerable damage.
The electric current passed through the
house. and struck the piano, which was
sitting in the parlor,T and almost entireiy
demolished Cadrksbrg Ne'os. e
FIfrEExz persons living in Preston
county, who were indicted for violations
of the U. s. Revenue laws at the late
term of the Federal Court, have been ar
rested by Assistant Marshal Alexander
Thew were all brought before Commie,
sioner .Spates, Thursday. and gave oalt
for their appearance at the next 'srm VI
Court. -Er.I
ON Thurday of last week son OF
Abrsm Holbert, who resides on the
waters of Buffalo creek, about three miles
from Warrington, accidently hung MIN
self on a rope swing. The child was
about three years old. The parents mao
put up swing for it, and it is supposed
that while playing on the swing 1t hao
looped it around it, neck. When founo'
the child was dead, its feet touching the
ground and its neck looped in the swing
-Ciarksburg Neps.
JOHN GROVE, son of Abraham Grove,
residing near Hancock, washington
county, Md, committed suicide in his
bed room, with revolver, on the l7ta
instant. His Parents knew nothing OF
the shooting until next morning. DE
left letter giving the cause OF the rasn
act. in which he said, "that his parents
did not treat him right, and that they
thought more of his brOsher-in.law than
they did of him." The deceased was
thirty years of age, and leaves no wife OF
family to mourn his untimely demise.
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MED.

COOEY-At Elm Grove, Ohio county,
April is, 1877, OF Paraly sis, JOHN CooEY, In
the S3rd year OF his age.
FISHER-On the 22d Of April, at 2:30 A.
NJ, MARTIN FISHER, aged yeaIs, months
and IL days.
Funeral from the residence of his pa
rents, No. lil6 Wood street, this monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the
family are invited to attend. lnterment
at Catholic cemetery. The rules govern.
Jig Catholic funerals will be strictly eb-
served.
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Scs1BNKR's MONTHLY for May Is an
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them are by writer's of the highest ablii-
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TIE Clifton Are brick works are N
blast.
KrYsER CITY has bad case OF smai
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Men OfFOrCe.

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houses and farms. His eye makes
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