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The daily gazette., 1877-02-27
-1ANS SAVINGS BANK

On WINGS BANK.
I,,o W. MARKET STREET,
ID karOhATED To- ra'h,. JANUARY 3p, ,s.,.
Fiji iii iPsceiye P ~ deposits dailv RON Won, o. .
EVENING" 81 :, land and on Tuesday tiu1i ann : 80, a
SEMI s'nss from tos 'os o'clossk'a ana Sat
pstf%ctea5AiNhMuAL per cent hsJ DIVIDEND
IS he lece the organization OF ibap paid on
eH jTnte oi dividends S1 Off The S Managers
counttaldd are not witber De continued ti
year, "'p0und their interePstt Pttfmanen, tniHs n,
Rent B. 81, MANAGERS.
/ ". HowISyn1aa' George w. Rpsh
vF. b buTse uSTsenson, NJ. L. o. i, SSeaIpe,lle,
taN aSNo,n.senberg, y Toh LTThward Darlington
Anthony An Higgins. @ as. swift,
Is. cAPEE9g PEP, , v. v BUSH, p,es,ao.
+. 7. TAYLOR oiRreTTiasnt; Trasa6ro-
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CARD.

The undersigned successor to and a part
ner in the late firm of T.. B'inghurst d O.,
holesale and Retail Druggists, will con-
tinue the business at the old stand, and
while returning his sincere thanks that the
previous efforts Of the firm have met with
such gratifying appreciation, Will, with the
aid OF a full corps of competent and skill
full assistants. who have had a practical
training in this establishment In their ex-
perience respecti vely, of from five to ten
years each and three of whom are Gradu-
endeavor by faithful and careful attention
to the highly responsible duties of the
Apothecary in his manifold dealings with
life AID health to merit and receive The lib
eral patronage so long extended to this house
z. JAMES BELT, Apothecary,
c5-tf Cor. Sixth and Market Streets.
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SERIOUS Yesterday after
noon as Henry Hugg and Daniel Gibbs,
were engaged at WORK upon the steamer
City of Bridgeton at the Harlan q Hol,
lingsworth Co.'S, yard, Mr.. Gibbs jumped
down upon the plank that Mr.. d ugg was
standing upon, breaking it. NJ Gibbs
was thrown into the creek, and Mr.: Hugg
was thrown upon one OF the nuckeeS o!
the wheel, injuring him seriously if not
fatally.
He was taken TO his home over Third
street bridge, and DR.. West was summon
ed to attend him.
This morning he is no better, and it is
feared that the accident may terminate
fatally
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-, and commercial.

w,..scs5sS;ss;I5Rsssl Rslf fafsI:9sa, Es5 g ,iT g 8
yblasV%1 Wilmington, 4 GHi Dell at l r. M 10
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WANTED.

TTASHING AND IRONING DONE
w carefully at No. 416h Market street,
second story. teDls-ot.
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'N D, L. MALONE
Nm d ORNAMENTAL
r[nDLE [ar WORKS
SrSr V %lASISUTrEa& AASyIESNTE 4 MADISON

|nNn,. 1NUTON, DEL.
q S5 The diasrnena1s en- na1siS9Tsmen, S;ns OF the
N " WorGoo, Stones Sp sito INTO Monuments
fnce" e",ork ,o in genera} steps, Mantels ana
be cal ~ he business Having a long % eE'
nav Sn give entIr.n ne hatters himself
sCsf sIIls are hvitegS @ giih their patronsas Ts
niS prices. nov novgo 1nssHCt o7s+,T
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NOR SALE.-Three building lots on
II jackson street, between 9Th anc 7th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren,, four on Front street near jackson,
and a lot q feet front on Delaware Avenue,
near Harrison. Apply at this office. mar4tf
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THAT BAcKwooDs SPEECH.

The friends of Gov. Hayes here are
rather irritated and annoyed at the tone
of the speech made by him at Fremont,
Ohio, on Saturday night. They admit
that it was a trifle undignifed, but they
excuse it by saying that the Governor had
got out in the backwoods and did not
know that there were any newspaper men
about. This may be, but the speech does
not the less show the callbre Of the man.
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Tape Worm.
'ies hifaculous Cure n,,,n

'i'facni""s Cure fur tOrs y
I'M SH coran remedy Cd Of great popularity for
"s y9f'S y Sn without pain. i'i
L. bRlNGHURST & CO..
corner Sixth and Market SIS
FINE Nail Scissor.
6ss1' 1,,a Sa,I' Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
n + pp Ip,fs, Nail Brushes, etc, for
Cornon ,' bnHtiNGHURST d co -''
'ner Sixth and Market SIS.
D. Fo' the Path
bsth s1th'SSshes SSa Bath Towels Batb sno,,,,.,
Gloyoaa In extensive variat :, ponges ,
| Dry FL craps, Brushes, &c or horso mrso
|ts Of tba bIactlon u Gloves, and manv nUrse nth
e same classes. o'1iei
| cornbhlK or; nbhlKJilNGHURsT & CO..
h ~ -1lALn and Market SITS.
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The Electoral COmmiss ON and the
south Carolina Contest.


WASHINGTON, February 26.- The
electoral commission reassembled at half
past six, Immediately after the two houses
separated, all the members present, Mr..
Herman, the successor to Senator Thur
man, taking his seat for the first time.
The papers referred to the commission BY
the two houses in joint session were read
by the secretary.
In response to an inquiry as to who az
peared as objectors, MIR. Hurd (Ohio) an
nounced that Mr.. Cochrane and himself
would appear for the objector to certiti-
cate No. /. Mr.. Lawrence (Ohio) said
that Senator Christiancy and himself
would appear for the objectors to certiti-
cate No. 2.
Senator Christiancy said he appeared
for the objectors, but then did not propose
to occupy the whole time allowed them.
In response to another inquiry as towho
would appear counsel Mr.. Hurd said he
was not prepared to state at this time, but
would announce the counsel to the COM
mission tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Mathews stated tha. Mr.. Shella-
barger and himself would appear in favor
of certificate No. l.
The commission then, on motion of
Mr.. Hunton, at 6.45 P. NJ. adjourned till
| 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-27

II lished Bakery, together with dwelling,
fixtures and stabling, at the N. w. corner OF
Filth and Tatnall streets. Apply TO
ROBERT TAYLOR,
ir6tf On the premises.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-27

Prot. j. L. Beggs, IS. w. corner of 8th
land French streets. Also, 2 pianos, organ
and the entire household furniture at pri-
yate sale. Must be sold by the 20th OF
March. Inquire on the premises. feo2O-tf.
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FOR SALE and RENT.

NOR RENT.-A nice store on King street,
No. 3O4, with large dwelling and back
building.
between West and Washington, at $3.50
and S15 per month; good location for board
ing houses.
Also, two stores at Third and French
streets; rent moderate.
u. FARRA, Real Estate Agent,
febN-tf 6A King street.
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NOR SALE.-The good will stock and
II fixtures of the Sorrel Horse Hotel, No.
I04 West Front street, apply 70
-'' HENRY BRADLEY,
,as1-tf Sorrel Horse Hotel.
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NOR RENT.-VILLA MEM US-A man
sion, barn, &C, and acres Of land, at
7th and Maryland Avenue-delightiul resi-
dence. doShoh mAnlo'
feh93- 3-tf
The daily gazette., 1877-02-27

NOR SALE.-A Three-story Brick House
II No TIT Monroe street, with Stable on
the rear of the lot. Apply on the premises.
feb19-6t
The daily gazette., 1877-02-27

Of 4l6 Market street, over the GAZETTE
office Possession on 25th of March, 1877;
now occupied by Messrs. Day & Mcleod
as real estate and law office. Apply at
this office. jan22d& &wtf
The daily gazette., 1877-02-27

LIST OF PUBLIC SALEs.-The following
public sales are advertised:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26

G Gs,.5;Gry II ot ds M'iSS;;:o'' IS.
!, JAMES g. Dow, Cashier If the above
named Bank. do solemUly swear that tho
above statement; is true to the best of m
knowledge aud belief.
;. JAMES g. DOW, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
S5th day of January, 1876.
A. d. MCPHERSON.
co,, 49,. Probate Judge.
v v i Il ;a: $s:::.s.' Director.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26
THE ELECTORAL BILL.

The Telegraph brisgs 10 the opinions Of
the leading newspapers and public mcu
'on the bin reported for counting the cleo.
torsl vote by the Joint Committee. The
New York Tribune says:
1t 10 curious fact that extreme partix.
ans on both sides In the House of Repre-.
asentatives express the belief that this bill
by it's operation will give the election to
their opponent.
The World:
+ The indications are from q surface
glance at the opinions of Senators and
ssuch rs has been made in the House that
the bill will probably command in the
:.3enate . relatively larger vote than in the
House.
The New York Times, speaking edi-
'torislly, says:
The worst feature of the plan IL that
which constitutes five OF the Supreme
Court Judges MS srbiters between the two
branches of Congress. Under no possible
circumstances can they reach conclusion
that will he acceptable to both parties.
How they are to choose the fifth Judge,
who will be the controlling member of
the comm, ssiOn, We can only guess.
Judges are at best but mOrtals. and at
least one of the four indicated by the
joint commission is reported to be par
tizan of no very scrupulous sort. How
then arc the four Judges. known to be
evenly divided in their poll .ical sy,npath
les, to agree in regard to the selection of
the fifth? He will probably be drawn by
lot, and to constitute the latter the maker
of the next President is to bring the Su-
preme Court into contempt, to destroy
faith IN the futureof the Judges mixed up
in the transaction, and to awaken in one
or the 9TH of the political parties feel
ing that its rights have been violated and
Its interests betrayed.
In the House. Hurd, Wallace. Southland,
Hale. Bell and others oppose The bill,
saying it is an outrage on the Democratic
party. Others say it is unconstitutional.
Tie New York Herald approves it un-
reservedly. predicting its early passage by
both Hou. es. snd chanc cr,zes the oppos.
ing aigum nts weak and eff etual.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26

The Helena Herald and Independent,
ase throwing marks and Brapds'' .,
each other, bSth esdeavoring to convince
the public that the other over charged for
printing Aoue. Tho lsborsr h worthy of
bis hire" and W were glad to zee the
Fix Broa got their pay far gond work
which they uone on IN order FROM pub
&c ostirer snd for the public good. But
neiehbUrs should MT cir each Others
edyers In public.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26

As throwing more Ii CIR on the subject
OF taxing National Banks We find the fol.
lowing in the New York Commercial
Advertiser of Decemb.r 12:
INEQUALITY AND EXCESSIVE PRESSURE OF
BANK TAXES
Our reporter called on the officers of
several banks this morning. and from
Them learnej that the tax on the larger
banks amounted to from $50 to 81. 800
per day. This tax was go on+rUus ii,st it
completely walled in the efforts of the
bank officers. II any large amount Of
the redundant currency should be on De-
post for safe keeping on the part of The
owners, the bank stockholders were CON-
PEELED to pay = tax upon it, without has.
ing anv opportunity Of using 1t. Again,
should q holder 0f large quantity of
gold place the precious metal IN. the bank
on deposit, merely for cafe keeping, the
bank was compelled to pay tax without
realizing anything from II. Should the
banks officers he DESTROYS Of increasing
"a reserve for the purpose of resuming
specie payments. their efforts are retarded
by the enormous tax that was imposed
upon them. and thus IN obstacle was nut
IN the way OF efIecting what is considered
to be desirable result. With the present
TAX on capital, amounting to about 5 per
cent, several of the larger banks had
contemplated reduction OF their capital
from 40 to 50 per cent, as he only safe
guard against serious injuries, if not bank.
5uptcy. With the rate of discount fully
two per cent. below the rate allowed by
law. the banks had no opportunity Of
earning money sufficient to nay the taxes
and current expenses. When the tax wa,
1trst imposed 1t was willingly complied
with rs war measure, but now. so long
sitter the war had ended. and business re.
duced In consequence to less volume. re-.
quiring the use of less money, some con.
s'drration was deemed necessary in order
70 save the banks from .ctual rum. and
this subject was ~ he brought fully be-
fore tie meeting Tomorrow.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26
NOTICE.

TO Oil whom It may concern: This II
to notify You that have gone out Of The
washing business. and now leave Il and
the price to the china population, ~ /
can live without this kind of work. Am
my Indebtedness will IA squared up ON or
aa'ont the 2O'h day Of MArh ~ I raw
'''0 A.
Respectfully. ADAM Fil.LNOREo
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26
Can TIE Legislature pass law that will
stand in the courts. prohibiting the pay
ing OF interest en- county warrants?

On the 1st dav OF January there was
Foot of snow on the ground 1t Shreveport
Louisiana; one foot eleven inches at Jack
+on aad vicksbure. Mississippi. and two
teet at Holly SPRING.. In the same State.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26

% .. edvssV, E'O1S ESstS, ~. IT.,
For near twenty years regular Physician
and Surgeon 1T the city Of Philadelphia,
and Tor some time resident Physician Of
The Penueylvania Hospital. and Consult.
Ing Physician In other public medical in
stttuttons at that city. with . number of
yeals experience % 4 Surgeon Ia the vol.
nnteer service and regular army Of the
United States. Can b. consulted IN long
standing AMI chronic diseMscs At tina, Fort
The diseases of women and children
srecsatisv.-' -
jecsmber 10Th, 1873.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26

The Florida Returning Board re- can
vassed the Presidential vote under Argis-
lstive action. just approved by Governor
Drew, requiring the BOARD to make new
canvass, and all the returns found regular
footed up ninety four majority for Tiiden.
The Republicans claim that this result was
attained by fraud.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26

Mitchell introduced c. r. IS. TO procure
railroad communication 10 INC PeoP'' "
Montana. Ordered printed.
Meadow introduced G. B. ~, 10 slnen's
section 10 OF On act concerning no'sl,e'
public, approved February 8, 1870 w.
ierred to Committee on Judiciary.
Hays Introduced c. B. 81, to encou'.so
the construction of . railroad from INC
head of navigation on the YelIowst""o
river TO the eastern boundary OF Dee'
Lodge county. Ordered printed.
H. B. j, imposing certain duties on inc
Governor of Montana. was ref'rroo 70 the
Committee On Ways and Means.
CD. 0, to compel the owners OF ditcnes
and fumes to keep the same IN repair
was read the third time and passed.
O. B. IL, to provide for the employment
of s,enogrxphers In the district courts
was also passed.
Tstem offered the following resolution:
That the consideration of any and oil dis
pertaining to rsilroad matters be postponed
until Monday. February !, 1877. Which
was adopted.
HOUSE-January %.
H.. NJ. /, to restore portion OF the
Grow Indian reservation to the public do.
main, was referred TO the COMMITTEE
on Federal Relations.
VivioA introduced . memorial relative
tn The Crow Agency.
Bills were introduced:
By Robinson. to construct a railroad
from near the mouth of Big Hole River to
Franklin. idaho.
BY Robbins, in relation to Marks and
Brands.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26

-RecOllect that the election ON the pro-
position to build u new school house
com es off on The 18th of next month.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26

Gents Furnishing Gm
Motions. &C.,
A full supply Of 'h:
PARED FRUITS Sl3
than ever before. Cali
Fruits Of oil p
A full assortmentof 'E
ting Canned Goods. /
A full supply Of C'lf'''
Wooden Goods.
Harness, Saddlery, SA0''
Whips and Ia
The only place 70 n''
mouth Buck Glove.
The Maine River Div 8
tured expressly to our O'''
The old u'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11
COWARDLY ASSAULT.

There a brutal street in Sag Harbor on Sat-
urday night last, in which Mr. Andrew J. Hand oil
Sagg. badly beaten that II Is now considered
doubtful whether he recover. Rand was accom-.
panied to the village by Wellington Hardness, who
works for him, and who is powerful man. They got
into dispute with party Of freshmen, but while
Hardness was present blows were struck When
he left, however, William Katon attacked Hand,
knocked him down and kicked him. This Was tho
signal free tight. aud two or three ran up tho
for ren0rccments, but when they returned tho
inuss was temporarily over Hand aiterward
passing along the street, when Edward Murphy, one
OF the endorsements summoned, struck Hand as he
passed and knocked him down aud then kicked him IN
The face of the kicks nearly cutting his nose clear
from his face. Hand severely hurt that II was
necessary to carry nm home, where he has since lard
In critical situation and Is threatened with lock-
jaw. Meanwhile his assaiants, becoming alarmed at
his condition. have fed from the village
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11
TOM-RI-JON AND MINNIE.

Like the whale that at stated intervals comes mp
from the bosom Of the deep to elbow" Dr. Tom-Ri-Jon,
tho eccentric individual whose mission Is 10 revou-
uonizs society, comes up periodically from the dark
depths OF the Fourth ward 10 rgure In the Tombs
Police Court Yesterday he again appeared, but varied
the performance by allowing his better half to remain
in the background while he acted the sole COM
pianant. His cause grievance was the outrageous
conduct OF a Long Island girl. ''She came into our
quiet household Judge" said the indignant reformcr,
running bis hands through his hair, land she intro
duccd her ve FREQ love doctrine. Yes, Your Honor,
she sought to disrupt peaceful home. But I'll have
none OF II; Ili have none OF H.
What were the circumstances OF her comingT'
asked the magistrate.
"simpy this Your Honor" interposed the prisoner,
stepping forward She tail. cadaverous looking
female "My name Is Minnie Merton and run iarm
in Long Island"
dare you speak, madame" Then, with winning
smile 10 tho bench, snow, Your Honor. IN explain
She came 10 abode and said that having heard Of
my wiies style of dress she would like TO adopt it,
Very we'll SAID /. Another sensible woman Aud We
bought the CLOTH and my wiieSuzi here (wavins his
hand toward her she stood upright IN her fantastic
uniform, Looking admiringy On) began making the
garments Well, the clothes finished, what did she
do En-, what did she-doy" The magistrate intimated
that he was not good conundruEs ''rhen I'll tell
YOU She walked of with the goods. Yes, SIR, like
snake the grass, she came into our household par
took OF our confidence, aud then walked Off with the
GOODS Mr. Tom R!-Jon here stopped Tor breath, and
improved tho opportunity to pull up his shirt collar
which In the excitement Of the moment had crawcd
out Of sight
Gus ed female. ~ owe him nothing They are both
frauds. Didn't pay Tor the clothes by washing tho
dishes and taking caro- OF Retaliaory lsn'tth any
thing? I'li 60 back 10 my farm. No more, more
for me. !"
The scathng retort tho tongue Of the rate
former wus lost to the world by the decision Of the
magistrate, who advised the parties TO light out their
quarrel in civil court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The New York creditors of Hamilton Co., whole.
sale hardware dealers of Toledo, Ohio, met yesterday
afternoon at the Of tho Hardware Board Of
Trade, at No. Warren street, TO take action In rela
ton to their interests with the suspended hrm. A
statement submitted showing the total liabilities
to be SlGO, 000 while tho nominal assets amount TO
$117,0Oo The firm proposed TO compromise at flty
cents the dollar, but this was rejected, and COM
mttee appointed to make ar investigation into
the and assets OF the firm and to report at
what figure settlement should DO made.
The creditors OF Gonzaivo do Cordova, comm lsson
merchant at No. 81 William street. arc endcavorng to
throw him into bankruptcy Among the claims
against him the following :-James Campbell,
$24 500 AZ; Alfred dc Cordova, $40 80, and J. H. j.
stuart $3.50 49,
In tho composition case OF Adoph Steinberg cloth
ing manufacturer at No 81 Walker street, which has
been before Register Little for several days the exam
nation OF the bankrupt has been closed and the credi
have accepted the settlement OF twenty cents ON
the dollar
David ). Browne, dealer in groceries at Tarrytown,
has filed petition in bankruptcy this city, HIS liza
bties amount 500 while his nominal assets arc
ST. 500 The principal creditor Is Benjamin Lovctt Tor
IS, 900 secured.
Application madc yesterday to Register Dwight
By Leopold Schwartz Tor his discharge from bankruptcy
Opposition was made by the creditors and the usual
time allowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11
A LOST WIFE.

Preliminary proceedings in Grim. con. SUIT wcrc
begun yesterday Sheri's office by the VI
OF the aged principals Tho suit is entitled Charles
Heydtpau against Peter Schmilz The parties 10 the
litigation including the iar lady herself Christine
hcydtman. are fifty years old. According to tho
anidavits made by the plaintiff aud others II appears
that Charles married Christine this city seven
years years ago They resided Al No $50 Eas.
Ninth street. echmz lived on the Same block
and visited The Heydtinan family rs friend. Ee
speedily became enun0rcd of the mistress oil the cs
tabiishment aud paid her questionable attentions Jo-
hanna Jess obscrvant washerwoman in the family,
TO certain mysterious actions on tho part of
She says that the gentleman, IN ailuding 10
Christine, spoke Of her as "a noble gcntewoman,"
that ho liked her and enjoyed her company ever SO
much that paintin was not worthy OF ncr and that
she ought to become his (Schmz'sj wife; That for
tune teller had told hun decndant) that he would get
n blonde Tor a wife and that che was tho one. Mrs.
Jess also alleges that sho saw Schmitz
kiss Mrs. HeyGtman; that he brought bananas
and grapes Tor the lady, and that he wanted her TO
20 to Europe with him. Tho plaintiff further sets
forth that his vile lett him september, 1876, taking
all clothing, jewery and other valuablcs and cash
amounting 10 between SIS, 700 anu 50, OOO
schmitZ was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
OBeirne a CIVIL SUIT brought by the husband He
was brought the Sheri's office. where he gave bail
in So 900 and then released. Tho prisoner was nc
compancd by Mrs. Hcydtman, who seemed 10 take a
deep interest In the proceedings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11

HE REsIsTs ARREST FOR BURGLARY-oNE OF
HIS. PURsUERs KILLED AND THREE WOUNDED.
From the Galesburg (llL) Republican, August GIL
Some time yesterday afternoon the house OF Mr.
Woodiord Pearcc, OF Gson was burgariously entered
during the temporary absence of the family who on
amount to SIS or thercabout had been taken thcro
from Instant alarm gwen, aud suspicion was
attracted to tramp who had been lurkn. in tho
vicinity, who was accordingly pursued lie was soon
aiterward discovered IN cornfeld half a mile north
OF ellison, with shotgun, revolver and sutchc I'm
his posses SION. Charles Mason and Charles Cram.r
OF Gibson, were two OF the pursuing party
both mounted on the same horse Succeeding in get
ting close upon the tramp they AFTER the latter
fired upon dismountcd them by Instantly killing
the horse by shot IN his neck. Neither o the two
riders, however, were IN the least hurt Charles Hell
den, vi GilsOn. another pursuer likewise succeeding
III closing IN upon the nceng tramp was shot by Tho
latter and instantly killed. the ball lodging IN the 10.
gon oi The heart Charles MckowB, OF Gibson. an
other pursucr similarly shot. His wound was a,
first supposed to be mortal, but the latest accounts
this morning report HIM st alive and his condition
somewhat improved. Both Belden and Nc
kOwn were close upon tramp, in tho
cornncld when shot. james Pckrcl Of
were among the wounded, the former receiving a shot
In the leg and the latter shot the foot Care of tho
dead ana wounded neccsstatcd temporary cessation
cf the pursuit About SIX O'Clock. however, aid IRON
Knoxville, MaquOn and elsewhere IN the vicinity having
In the interim been summoned, pursuit IN an organ
locality whore she pursued tramp was last seen was
surrounded, including the corneid but the latest ad
vices received 10 the time Of going TO prsss leave
the murdsrous VILLAIN still aaesushI