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A SCiFFOLD TRAGEDY.
EXECUTION OF A MAN Who LAUGHED on
THE DEATH TRAP-A MOST REMARKABLE
PROCEEDING.

EXECUTION or A MAN Who LAUGHED on
THE DEATH TRAP-A MOST RRNARKABLL
PROCEEDING.
NEW ORLEANS, July 25, 1877.
To-day there met his fate on the gal
lows, Jules Guidry, convicted Of the muir
der of John Beaf, in Callasien parish, oI
the Goth OF August, 1875, Guidry was I
handsome young man, about thirty yeass
OF age. About SIX years ago lie marie
n very pretty and attractive woman nasneo
Della Levise, by whom he had two chi
dren-a girl, now five years Of age, and Z
son two years younger From the paris
of st. Landry, few years later, he move
to Lake Charles, Callasien parish, whe-
he vent to work in a saw nail Here III.
couple dwelt together in harmony unt
early in 1879, when the wife charged Ga
dry with being unfaithful, and shortly a
ter by the advice OF some OF her frieHds
among whom was John Beail, commences,
a suit for divorce. GWdry, 1t is alleged
felt much outraged at this, stating tn,
whole affair was put up by Beall FOR tie
purpose of separating HIM and his wife
in order that he might step in. Beai
had, it is true, been living some time witt
the Guidrys, boarding at their house, anC
certain circumstances led the husband t.
believe that his wife was unfaijhful to
him in fact, it is said he ON one occasion
surprised them. This, however, Beall de-
med but it was substantially proved a
the trial, when letters were produced
which established beyond doubt thai
there existed between the two somewhat
more than friendly relations.
These letters having been discovered by
Guidry he became furious with passion,
and on August 20, hearing that Beall, who
was away, had returned to town, procured
a pistol and went to the postoilice, where
he found Beall reading paper which he
had just picked up. He, apparently in a
friendly manner, asked Beall what he was
reading, and, as the other replied, with
out warning drew his weapon and shot
him through the heart, and then, without
attempting to escape, cody gave himself
up to an officer and was locked up.
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SsTI will guarantee to keep these Machines ia
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Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

Ex-President Grant sailed from Philadel
phia last week for Europe to enjoy vaca-
tion which he has been sixteen years in
earning. The good wishes of all the people
will 60 with him. Now that he has re-
tired from active administration he has
ceased to be bone of contention. The
people DO n.- care to dispute about his
mistakes. They remember his sincerity
and steadfastness in civil affairs, and his
brilliant -erv.c. There are probably
few men III tle country to-day who do not
entertain the kindliest feelings toward the
ex-President. The nation wishes Gen.
Grant prosperous voyage and safe
return!
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

066 week in yoIr own town. Terms and s. outfit
QUU free. II. IIAl.LETT IL CO., Portland Maine
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

The demand for fringes has nearly
doubled in year.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23
How She Had Him.

We knew they were married as soon as
they got seated together in the cars. They
were both good looking, and looked as if
they were made for each other "My
dear" said She, with an expression of
alarm, GIVE left my new fan at the hotel"
"Yes, you're so carcless-you'rc always
losing things" said he, fumbling over the
contents of his coat pocket. % Now saw
that you would leave your fan, and grab
bed it at the last moment, and here it is
One must have thcir thoughts about them
while on their travels" a few moments
of silence succeeded, when she quietly re-
marked:
"This train is being delayed. Won't
you look at your watch, Ned?'
lie thrust his hand in his watch pocket,
and then jumping from his seat, almost
wild, exclaimed, Give left my watch, as
sure as the world, under the pillow at the
hotel. Cost $500. must 60 back and get
it. We must wait till next train. Come,
dear, the cars will be off in iiff-"
They did move at that very moment, and
he fell back into his seat, hot with perspi-
ration.
"Well, l can telegraph from Farming
ham, and l suppose they're honest at
Parkcrs."
Don't give yourself any trouble, my
dear. But one must have their thoughts
about them while travelling, and as had
mine about me when l saw that you didn't
take your watch after you pronounced
everything in readiness took the liberty
to bring it myself, and here it is.''
Well he did look happy, and there is no
knowing what demonstrations of affection
he would not have made had not all the
surrounding passengers been interested in
what had occurred already.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23
Chimney-SwallowS and their Nests

The chimney-swallow is another we'll
known bird, which builds its nest inside
unused chimneys. The nest of this bird is
somewhat like that of the barn-swallow in
shape, but is made of small sticks instead
of mud. These stick, like the little balls
of mud, are fastened together by means of
a gluelike substance which is formed in the
mouth of the bird; for almost all the birds
which belong to the swallow family are
able to secrcto this glue, and make use of
it in building their nests.
The chimney-swallows are usually not
abundant in the large cities, and so are met
with there only now and then; but in
small country towns, and in the country,
they are very common, and nearly every
unused chimney has at least one nest.
The birds feed almost entirely upon insects,
and when the young brood is Matched, the
parents hunt for food by night as well as
during the day; therefore you often may
hear, in the middle of the night, the twit.
tering of the young birds in the chimney
when the old ones return to the nest with
the insects which they have captured
Like the barnswallows the chimney-swal.
lows are very sociable, and so many often
build in the same chimney that the nests
block up the fue and entirely stop the
draft. When heavy and long-continued
rains occur, the glue by which the nests
are stuck on becomes softened and the old
birds striking against the nests while flying
in and out, break them from their attach
mcnt to the bricks, so that they fall to the
bottom of the Aue. 1t is said that, in 1857,
during a long season of wet, cold weather
in June, four hundred and eighty of these
birds, young and old, were precipitated
down a single chimney in Woodbury., Con-
nccticut. Sometimes the chimney swallow
and the barn-swallow build their nests in
caves or hollow trees, but barns and chin.
neys are so much more safe and convenient,
that they are almost always selected in
prelerence.-Pr9t. II. Il. Brooks, 81. Nicholas
for Jusc.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23
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Smyrna times., 1877-05-23
PRINCE HAMBLETON

o. This thOrOughbrcad IIamhlctnlIia,, .,.,,; .
EaR%a Will make the Season in Kent C,m,',s
6SAN Delaware, as follows. Ey"ry ,i',.r - ~,
1,sAE-2.- at Dover and every other wirl: ~, H.
on the farm of Rev. j. :. Willis near Ni,,,i..
ginning Monday, April 9TH, at bower Nn.-,., I. ~
10TH at Home. and 50 on the remainder OF ''
TERMS OF INSURANCE.-O One Mur, 80. 'ry..,,r..
-! ~ each; Three or more, "a each. 5,c,t,.,'.i
10 the Groom in each case
Single service cash; Services by season To hrl.tl,
at the end thereof; insurance hon the mare i n-,-
tanned to be with toal. Persons parting with 81 ,.
before she Is aSccrtitincd to be with fa will Ln I
Tor :hc insurance - cents to the groom in ,r;.
FRINGE lIAMBLETON j, years Old. VA, lr.,it
Mr. Meckcr, of W",tpprt, Conn Hi,>irci j, Tho r., ~
NllSlow hnr,C. otherwise Young IIamhl,.uI,ia,. g,'
M"" Hotl"g Lfgi.trJ his dam by sherman V,r,.,
Young llambctOnian, who va, >uIl i,r ST., lrs, "
sired by RESdykcs lIauhlCtuuian the create. ,r.,
uIG sire known: his dam thorough bred mar. I. .
son OF Henry Thus il will be seen that Prime, n
hlcton combines in II choice style the ruui,, ,,.i
the trottng elements He is "a beautiful hr,,,g,, 8 "
l3} hands i'll height, weighs liWD Irlnl,!> I,, r.
beauty style, and docility. j. unsurpassed a,,,. H.
III the country. Though never ,IcriRlly ly tr :fil =
hc track, yet he made last fail over the New n ~,
Course record Of 25l. The number 81 ,ir'. >, a.. %
horse rotting in 80 during the year - w. f.,
Npt lppCrccnt. of these sired more than ou,. icrf
or all who sired more than one, twu-~fl.,Ifl,, .r
lHmbIct"nanS; Of all Who sire, more thar, i'.,. .
are HantictonianS,- llUnhlclpniau and l.. -
Volunteer having sired five each
icb 2N-''m NM. ii. HICKEY A.cl,
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

From time immemorial there has been
something about college jokes which makes
even those who do not approve of them
laugh. In the medical museum of Dart
mouth College is the skeleton of Evans, an
executed murderer. The other morning it
was seen hung by the neck between the
flag-staffs in the campus, dressed in duster
and tall hat, with an umbrella and carpet
bag. They cut the late Mr.. Evans down
and carried him back to his case in the
museum, but nobody knows who took him
therefrom and doomed him to second
and posthumous suspension.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

A Western lawyer, who was defending
young man in an action for damages for
having kissed girl without her permis.
sion, rose to the occasion, and exclaimed ::
"Gentlemen of the jury, look at the fair
plaintiff, and see if she is a bit damaged.
No, sir. She's as pooty as an angel this
minute. Besides, gentlemen, my client
could kiss dozen gals without damaging
them bit, and he's willing to be put to
test at any time, yes, now, if the court
pleases." The jury let him off light.
The daynand for frinpes has nearly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-08
UCTIoN AUCTION. AUCTION.
n Attention. Housekeepcrs, Attention.
Important uhrcservcd
sale TIL TUESDAY, MORNING
nU at oscl nj Ia

NO 2UG WEST 25riI ST.. NEAR It'll Av
Elegant Hartman Pianoorte and superb Upright
awarded Centennial satin coeinc rep Parior
uits Mirrors Curtains 81 Clocks Centre Side and
Console Tables. Ornaments, aborae Bedroom Sets,
Ledsteads Dressing Cases. Washs ands, Bureaus, Mat
resses Pillows Bosiers Blankets bookcases, Writing
Desks. Library Tables Oil Paintings Etagercs &c Dining
Room FurnitureE Extension Table, Buffet, Chairs. silver
Knives Forks Spoons. Castors 10 elegant Brussels
aud ingram Carpets and assortment OF Household
Articles B.toods packed and shipped If sired Sale
positive, rain shine Is. H. MARTIN Auctoneer Take
18th or 9th uv
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SALES AT AUCTION.
4 -TuNIS JOHNSON, AUCTfONEER
IL Old stand, 81 Nassau st.

AAs oid Wsno, o. Nassau ~
THIS DAY MAY 9. At 10Y O'CLOCK.
s2 FIX ssSh oSE5a TxsIa cSSSErTS Evhnr
ans Ss sS %. Tables s X PAs'.n Calender,
a aas c aUa s T.sss BY H. w. GSiiss
AsS SsLNa
Brewster OF Broome adebar Wagon with Harness and
grand sones ask Plane o. once D'''
A UCTIoN NOTICE. LARGE AUCTION SALE
@ \: sS "a ss's.
as style Pa Ss ssis
stool and Cove.
s.. .s ss csl;., Ss: .n lssss
2kxtonsion fables. Buffet and Tea Tables
i FL; s;Ss,
@ ' Ksehsn
C hS largest 'As ?. this
IN to cart pack Z Es ssR GoT Fl
4 UCTIoN SALE Ar PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
a aaFH IS ss mS..shG so rs;r.sre
commencing at 10 o'clock.
At five story brown stone
NO. II WEST 10TH p srH AND 9Th AVS
nra snni ss % n e S5dss io1
on fG sssson q fine
PARLOk AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS. richly carved
rosewood and walnut frames covered IN CRIMSON tan and
gold brocade satin aud c0teAinc; Turkish and Spanish
Lounges Easy Chair inaid marque.y and GIL. Centre
plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Manel Sets 60dsy
Clocks Musical Boxes Library and Secretairo Bookcase
Books, Library Tables. turkish Suit, Writing Desk.
BkpRooM FURNITURE CONSISTING
elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets nlad and gilt Bed.
steads Dressing Cases bureaus Wsshst ands Single and
Double Bedstead 33 tine hair aud spring Mattresses eathcr
top Tables Ghars Rckers Reclining Chairs, lounges
Chairs In leather svsrwsre Crockery Library and sece
tare Bookcases Library Tables, Turkish Suit two Hall
Stands Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Kitchen,
Servants Furniture, dc.
axe Broadway Sixth University place
~ West 18th st.
n B-Goods stored packed shipped desired. House
furnished last May ut the cost OF S23O 400.
G. CASHfN. Aucttoneor.
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A TTRACTIvE SALE. TUESDAY. MAY 3.
n at 10 o'clock, entire Contents private house.

N at 10 o'clock. entire Contents private house,
81 rast 10Th st., ~ rooms
g. ID. FAVOR, Auctioncer ID East 18th st. Will sell M
above To satisfy chatc mortgages entire Contents OF
said house furniture Is all first class most OF which was made
by first class city Parlors elegant
suits satin, bod Piano. Organ, Pier and Manei Mir
S2,W,J worth of OIL Paintings and Bronzes
Bsque and oher Ornamcnts Eagere satin and
Lace Curtains Chandeliers &c, together With rich
sortmcnt oil Library, Dining Room and Uhamber Furn
turc Beds Bedding, Kitchen Ucnsis 80 ny order OF j.
Allen Co. al ana 213 Canal s.. and Otis Anderson
II Maiden lane. Attorneys for Mortgages n B-Csrefu
to pack aud ship cheap.
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A UCTIOs Io,s O'CLOCK JOHN.
sons Pool Room, Broadway and 18th ST. Bar xtnres,
Mirrors 100 Chars, Gas Fixtures. Safe Ale Pump four.
A'''' ''"'' '"s'A'' j. I. AxDE Rsox. Aussionsss
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SUMMER RESORTS.

a KIINUTDN
N stamford Conn Ths house ~ delightfully."- located on
IRON m saria aud mosquitoes; will open MAY ~ terms
reasonable W. ANArrs AsnsksH
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A by VIRTUE OF CHATrEL MORTGAGE AND
.drecon OF Charles O. Backus svle mortgage In the
same will sell at public vcndue Thursday May 10 1877.
80 A. NJ ali the Household Furniture and Chattes
large four private residence No. 36 West 3lst
st. comprising brussels Carpets Turkish and other suits
Mirrors MArdrobes Dressing Cases. patent Beds, Bedding
rosewood Plano china Glassware. syepated Ware and
much other desirable Furniture JAMES - CTLEf Auc-
tionrer ia 9Th HENRY q. BACKUS, Attorney for
martRnyce. II Park row. New York.
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WILL1AM WRITER'S, AUCTIONKER.-BY =. KINS-
w TLER-Wi sell this day Vt O'Clock. $50 and 452
Canal ST. general assortment OF Household Furniture
Parlor and Chamber suits Bookcases, Etageres Mante
aud Pier Mirrors Lace Curt China and Crockey
and other Carpets, Ocoths Mattresses. feather Beds
Bedding. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
plSSENGERS ARkLTED.

FROM y tVANh-H Scoastp C,Ig",D6- Charles Kat
Ter Pedro NuucI = Lewis g.. Gro john i.'N Wallace J.
Tenn Charles Forci. e. r. Jamt. lomvu'o Acnan, Iu11
suh.nc Henry Hesr, Lewis ". GutuImu, juan Nmucz,
jose Garcia Mis- Garcia Llui, Spr,- g. ". barnes H'nuel
AWa ramon Garcia LOPEZ. Jos wilson, jos r. Naya,
Major -ciilio.
FROM LVERPOOL-Ir ste7"dp Btbpiq-Ilenry ~.
wei G.. Baf,l0y capt Price B.tckU"pl R. A., Mr-. BAR
and child MIS- A. Black, Arthur Hahoanl man servant Ms
s. C. Blake, n. RoO.h r. Buckley Nrs Calender. Mas
ter Walter Calender Master Robert t9lcudcr .. " Camp
bell Nj and ~. Gibson and mai. II. L. Cohen b..
Leonard Corning A'N. IuuUa ihfrf i0f r-nn, MI lane
Bills Arthur f-s. Mt Foster James FIasr hiss Gcro1d r.
e. GIb Mr aut Mn G,or{" Hamilton. Miss it1H-ol ana
maid W Harper jr. NJ and Mrs llaiuo lia." III. G. r,
Ha.Rcl q. p lItc j. H. fidy AnG, Euhcrt - Hot ill., T.
Howard, n. Iiydm, Miss q. Nyam. ir aud Mrs r..
hyatt 7. james, Miss Kelly. Mira General T. W Iindcr.
Charles Lander Frederick Lander A. a. J. Irtrov. Mrs
Nau.el, \. ~. Mar.lry. b.. Nazzei william hcC Tiney
Thomas rty \. g.. IcDouea Miss Inc ht HouiL ~ s
Nay McIoa-aL =. I. 3erra.n J; ~ hiY 20 Nesa ,r.
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Reid =. NJ. ROBBERS Ms. T. =. ~.ausht.E Miss slaughter
A. SIc F'ua.1 s. sender, colonel !! ". ~'.Try, GEORGE
uaI:, .Hl AI,. T.. UsulSau Master T. j. o~ui
van, Master ~ o.. n ui iH 10 Ten o. 20 sullivan M'siel
J. p. osuuFau Mast harley D-nl"", agl ~" IaI
Captain Geo. ufr tl" Res. s. Thomas, o. w. iopiaI, \"
H. uGes liil john petty ari. captain Ff''c.k ward ana
MAJ servant, Miss =. Do VILLAINS Miss H. D. WAnim' C. b.
Young.
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dcdcicuVv purgud Cunning hault'lNef' -''''l
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New Reference ordered sweeney afl S'Iti|'i
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iiolisnilth aRt
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Steam Navigation Company; Smith et a. agt h''",. '
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s.uIo son act Iohnsou-pivurcc granted iu lt "',
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Army INTELLIGEECE.

WAsHINGToN, Dee. 19.-Fust Lieutenant
j. 9. G. Richmond, Second Artillery is relieved from
duty at the West University ut MorEautovn. W W.,
take effect tic 1st OF January, and VIII join his
regiment. second Lieutenant f. 0. Briggs, Second
Infantry, and Assi,aut--urge0n G.. s. Dcsraw, United
States Army, have resigned
A general order issued IRON the War Department To-
day announces ,hat IN conformity with law board
will assemble The National ATmorv. Springfield. Mass
The "a dag OF pil ISIS. to consider and recommend
magazine gun, should one bc found suitable,
for the military service. The Secretary of War b.
authorized 90 cXpeud not more thai. 100000 m %, manu-
facturc IIrulcnauj- aoucl }. g. Benton, Major +. a.
Parker and Captain j. d. Rollins, oil the Ordnance De
p1itmcut have been detailed as members Of the board
Fl,t Lieutenant j. J.. Greer. Oi the Ordnance Uepart
mcul viii report % the pre- dent ~ the board for duty
recorder. al persons IuitIr trdIn magazine gun.
invited 90 submit samples and appear iu person, udcI
SUCH rules may boz adopted Oy the board. The arms
Submitted must be o. caiJre a. ana usc the United
states scryic" cartridge.
Gya general order from the War Department, com
maudcr- Of geographical CcpJtt. ats and divisions ar,
authorized 10 grant leaves OF absence on account OF sick
ness subject 90 the limits liked 10y the general re- ula
lions OF Tie army FOR ordinary leaves.
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cAIrNnAEs THIS Day.


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CEsEtAL ~ts-I'N-- pAEI GHdcrsecN" J-Gtorge smith
robbery: TlcC N"lUca1. fcl9uous assault aHc battery
Joseph Cautwc, Franco Dove burglary; MN" t''mdh'
GRAND Isvltuv Cha, C3'lln Charles Ni'ar Jar- Mt,'ure
1ieIy William MahOucy. Robert arcD mrctnv RON
3.
ptnr Ii.-Hackett R.-John Monroe, DorincH Curori,,
Timothy Murphy ieOHOu. assault and battery; Lawrence
Qduu FRANK Brown. Nicholas Carey, hurrlaiyi Henry
Brown John MURPHY, NcHe beu'y, grand larceny IaiicS
shannon petit larceny: James cmoti larceny from ine
person David l. Long, forgery John p "mdoh excise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
TILE VIII rELnGRArH c0MPAvY.

The Continental Telegraph Company, when
was recently organized to hmd new telegraph lines DO
tween the principal cities Of the Union. beginning with
line from Boston Washington. has already secro' inc
right of way through NcwJcrscy some 81 the poles are
now on the ground aud It j. the intention ~ the com
ranv 10 section between This city ahd fh"
dcilia 20 once. Ill, st.. .,,,,,o,-,
Among those who are associated with the company,
ana p are lax ng an active part IN its deVglonn.ht -
james g. smith, formerly general manager Oh me f,"!n-
i'm Ter-taph COmuany, and whose experience III 'ao
tnfrgrluh business dates from l-Ju JuWi} WIN - ID
~tr1rns of Boston. he invented TIE welFuoWh ul-
ui,y system which was IN usc hy thy Frunhln company
several wears before me western Union ach l'Wh ecu
ita praccablty. II stated thar. through Mt Snl'h'
the new company has secured several important IN
ur0ycmcuts in tci IJpy, ihc tendency OF when - 10
increase hugely The clpdcity 81 the WlH~ WINE AT
the same time natcii y reducing a." working tEpcnsc7
one of tho most important of tlesr e Stems ana one lhAt
h. introduced ly DE- now conpn ~ the st3ri, VIII
he combination az the features ~ tlc Morse tc'S'ph
with those oi the tc,rph No. the machine bong ctnc
a. service eitarr purpose. recent experiment made
IN Nj smith demonstrate that on circuit
of 600 miles. with battery Of only trcc cells the IN
struucnt was sensitive than under the "d si tom
with POO cells. lhc old Morse ysiem cDnupu"s 10 be
extensively used in a large Offices V is 800 LONGER con
trONed by tie patcu;cc, The patent having expired