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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
WAR NOTES,

Ig WAR NOTES.
Z Bucharest, Sept. D.-The czar witnessed
he operations Of Friday, before Plcvna.
be regimen. Of Chasseurs of the imperial
ard has left for the scene of action.
D London, September 10.-A special from
y3enua, says the Russians who seem to|
have thought little Of any danger which,
might threaten them from Rustchnk and
laegrad, are beginning to take a different
view.
i-All reintorcementa passing through Rust
ahuk are directed down in great haste to
wards Giurgevo 10 cross over the bridei
q Cysgos. The first detachment of guards
md division Of the wilma army corfd
have taken that direction. 4
h Constantinoplc, Sept. l0.-Tho whole E
1euleiman Pasha's army passed north Of th{
balkans. +
& Adrianople, Sept l0.-I.argc forces ari
passing htre to take up position bctweei
Sofia and the Servan frontier.
The future movements Of the Montene1
----, 10 uncertain. no iaf;~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
Now Advertisements.

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flNEk n Afsih asr.lStsN ss'pp',i, VI. E,u.l
SSS.sssS . he sold, rarlof Organs. stops 80
sinjs, tS u ,tni,a "hs ssa Neatly New Het
Heed I: Step. Sub kass 8 Octave Coupler o..
ga,ss, cost over rssD. only sas. t1wrsl Prizes
ever offered srut ou ID days test trial. fOn xek
why aHrt ~ cl,rA,s. reply. lizard 1lmc.. lse
n.ehced by iaOnulsplstS. lSewhSr anonymous
Circular. Write for explanation. Battle ruglng
Full particulars free. Address Da"irl y. DE-.
atty, Washington, New Jersey.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08

tAsli~' Waiting cari. In ~ diAssrn, sy,e
u the rrD 4 tAkosaian oAIev.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
ExPRIss.
CONNECTIONS.

CONNEC1IONS.
!. AT U. ?: Transfer with Union Pacific h.ii
ior Omaha.
2. Al Council Bluns, with Kansas City, st. d..
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis anc /
points south.
g. Al Missouri Valley with Chicago Nos,t-
western Railway for Chicago and all pointe eas,
:. Al Sioux City with the Sionx City and 81 =.
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, dur!n:;
navigation, and with stages 70. all points Il the
Northwest.
S. At Blair with Omaha and Northweater1 ,,
r. for Omaha and Southern Nebraeka.
6. AT Fremont, Seb., with the Union Pacific i.
R. for all points west, and the Pacific csaet.
&. AT Wiencr, with stages for Norfolk, And II
points in Northern Nebraska.
SBe sure your tickets read via S.C.GP.
1.c. HILLS, Gen'i Ticket Ag't,
(. .0U1NIT3. Superntende, .
C. J. UCoxNoR.
Western Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
To Tobacco kat.eis.

As the season approaches for planting
it is considered advisable to earnestly
call attention to the practice OF crowd
ing sets. Not less than four IA feet
should be lett between plants, and not
more than twelve ll2) leaves lett to ma
ture. You thus secure wei 5ht, better
tobacco. and better prices at less cost OF
labor The crops generally show sn ex-
cess of common to medium grades, whilst
the better sorts are in diminished supply.
Tobacco intended to pass inspection at
tho state tobacco warehouse srould be In
good keeping order aud dry; no side
handling in the hogshead should be Pc
miited, as samples may be represented by
such.
Pack uniformly from top to bottom.
No advices have been received yet as
TO the extent OF demands this season for
the French contracts, but as the crops OF
better grades are short, it is believed q
large order will be given. AT Danvile,
Virginia, good wrappers and smokers
are advancing, while at Louisville and
Cincinnati the better sorts are stiff, but
tor common stock prices are about NOM
inal. Those who wish, can obtain seeds
and any Information desired by ad.
dressing the Undersigned.
THos. |. STEALEY,
.Supt. State Tobacco Warehouses.
Huntington. ". Va. Aprii "a, 1877.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
Probability that it will be
Called June 18th.
Favorable Crop Reports
from the West.
The Mississippi Assassina-
tion Case.
Suit for the Recovery Of
$l50,000,00O.
Cabinet Meeti g-The Extra session
or Congress-.

or Congress.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The cabinet
was in session two hours to-day, and dis
cussed various subjects, one OF the most
important being proclamation con
veIing an extra session of Congress. A
suggestion WAS made that the session be
called 20 meet June 10th, instead of June
4,h, as already agreed upon, and this
proposition was tsvorably received, al.
though it was not finally determined to-
day TO change the date. The phraseology
of the document was considered and
reed oD. The proclamation will there
fore be prepared and submitted 10 the
cabinet ON Friday, when the date will
be inserted, and the impression prevails
that it will be June 18th, instead OF June
Atm. 1t is understood that it will be
issued on Friday after the adjournment
cf the Cabinet. Several important sp-
pointments were also discussed, among
them one or two foreign missions, but
no action Was taken, it being the desire
of the President not to make these sp-
pointments Immediately, but to take
ample time for their consideration, as it
is not his wish TO send any minister
abroad until the nomination shall have
been confirmed by the Senate.
A report is circulated, though it can.
not be authenticated, ths. the subject o:
reducing the numbe. Of pension agen
cies throughout the country has been
considered by the administration, and
that :he number of such agencies will be
reduced to 200.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
The ID. d v. Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The track at the
point where the accident occurred TO the
switch engine on The Dsnvllie ard VIM
cennes railroad, yesterday, IL IN bad
condition, and it Is supp sed that the
weight of the engine and CATS bang sud-
denly thrown upon It caused 1t 70 settle
so that the engine was hurled from the
track into ditch. Vim. Z. Fahey, q
telegraph operator, was found lying
urdcr the trucks OF the tank cut twice in
TWO and dead. Thos. HsIvey, fireman,
bad both legs severed near the body and
died soon alter the accident occurred.
Arthur Degierer, sSItchmsp, and
Fred. Long, brakeman, were severely
injured. Tne engineer AID two other
men were badly bruised.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
The Tweed Suits.

NEW YORK, May Tweed has ap.
piled through Charles Deyiin, whom he
seems TO regard, outside his own family,
rs his best friend, to hsye John II. Strs-
ham put in as counsel in place OF Town
send. Bryant who wrote the story of
the ex-Boss' wandering, is now charged
with having at least fifty Of TweeiS
YOU !hers and checks, and is reported
to be keeping out Of the way. Parties
are now endeavoring TO negotiate Tor the
return of these checks and vouchers, as
being very material to the case. The
papers iLculpate Il great many persons
Williams NJ. Tweed sent letter to-day
TO bis counsel, denying the statement
that he Tweed WAS about to dispense
with the services Of John ID. TownseDd.
Tweed says be assumes the full respOnsl.
bility OF every thing contained IN thests:o-
ment called MS confession, which IL now
in the HANDS Of tho Attorney-General.
ALBANY, May The Woodin In
vestigatlng committee to day examined
Attorney General Fairchid, who te,ti-
fed that he mad no confession Of Tweed,
but a paper brought to him by Mr..
Townsend, purporling 70 be q statement
of certain testimony which Tweed would
give provided the State set him free.
The Attorney-Genersl refused to produce
the dccIma1t because he promised Mr..
TownseL. .t.. it should be kept secret
unless Ipe,4. Terms were acccded 10,
and be said he l-h nu. yet decided that
Tweed shall recelSv tho immunity asked.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
A GLIMPSE OF sUNsHlNE FOB
IRON.

The impression seems to be quite gen.
ersl that Congress will, within the com.
ing year, pass the Texas Pacific Railroad
bill. TIE construction OF this great work
will then be pushed with vigor. That
means the consumption Of thousands of
tons Of iron for rails and Tor machinery.
Cheap iron and the European war are
giving American ship-building q mighty
impetus Before the war, we surpassed
all the world in ship building,
but Our navigating interests were 80
thoroughly smashed by that event that
we have been substantially out OF the
business until the past three years. The
panic brought ua cheap coal, cheap iron
and cheap labor, and made it
possible for us to successfully
compete with E Ewrd in constructing
iron ships; and uo~ the war promises
to create demand for our products and
vessels to carry them in, and We are
preparing to homo: the draft.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
THE PRICE OF FLOUR.

ID consequence OF the little duel be.
''een Russia and Turkey, -four has pop
pa uPso an e1orbItsnt figure. We be.
"''e 'ha'' tskiog The price of gold into
"a'ile'stlon, -four is now selling higher
~'a !! did at any time during our own
~ VI course, everybody who has to
Wy shd especially tie poor man,
F-lo!es at this, because it Is the work
"'pslators. The rapid and extraordi-
a1Vsnce IN price is not justified By
~''ondlilon Of stt,irs in Europe, or the
'-.'''Hn Of the supply in this country.
&c war Is not the cause but the pre-
~ 'o' the advance. 1t is true that tins
ale strikes The poor msn first; but
'escilon will come, and then the
ac' Will get struck; while if the
S0es on Tor some time. the poor man
q" ss' the work he has been wanting
''a'e'' and better pay for what he
10' Il will all come round in due
trs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
Rank DefRicattOn.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Union
Bank Company, No 500 Chestnut street,
closed its doors this morning, as it was
discovered that the cashier, james "A.
Hill. is 3 delaulter and Is missing. The
defslcstion amounts to over S25, 600.
The b4nk goes into liquidation under an
assignee. The depositors, 1t is said, will
be paid in full.
PHILADELPHIA, May l.-Consequent
upon the closing OF the doors OF the
Uuion Banking Company the United
States Banking Company Of this city also
suspended business to-day. The latter
COMPANY some time ago resolved to wind
up its affairs, and expected in few days
TO satisfactorily accomplish that end.
The sudden failure of the Union Bank
ing Company. with which concern the
United States Banking Company was
depositors, precipItsted matters and com.
PEELED the directors 10 announce the
stopping OF business. The liabilities of
the United State Banking Company, it
is SAID, 90 not exceed !6, 600
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

WAsHIsoTos, May l.--SiI per con,
bonds, s9l4,75i,lO0; b per cent. bond.
$703. .266, ,651; a per cent. bonds, SO.
DUO.OOO. Total coin bonds. sl,6ss, I2O,-
$50.
Lawful money debt, tl4OO0,0OO; ma.
turod debt, Si5,6i2, 800; IcgsI tenders,
1861. .65g, ,4Sl certificates. 81 deposit, kI0,-
$4,000; fractional currency, SI2. lSG 676;
coin certificates, si9.7l2,IO0. TOTAL. with.
out interest, Si73.sg2,756.
Total debt Sl,l9l, ,56j. .ss7; total inter
e-I, S33.092,6l6
Cash IN tressury-Coin, los, ,439 $40;
currency, iS395,lAG; special deposits
held for the redemption of certificate. of
deposit, Si0,4650OO. Totsl IN treasury,
s!64, ,299 $50.
Debt ess cash in treasury, &2,OI0.86S,-
6l7; decrease Of debt during tho month
Of April, siSl5 500; decrease since
June 30, 1876. S29,Os0527
Bonds IssUed 20 Pacific Railroad Com
psnies, interest psysbisin lawful money.
principal outstanding. &8i, ,G23,5l2; inter.
est accrued and no. yet PAID, 81 292,+70;
interest paid by UDIIed states, SSt,Ols.-
al3; interest repaid oy transportation Of
mails, g.. S5.l3l ,7S5; balance OF interest
paid by United S.stes, s25, os7. .Is8
The coin balance inc. ud.s $l3 sls 2b0
held for redemption Of the called bonds
not presented for payment, aod The cur
rency balance includes 5000 600 held Q
stpecis, iund lor the redemption Vi lTSc.
Linna! currency.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
ROUmANIAN INDEPENDENCE.

Roumanis has heretofore been substan-
italy an independent government, under
Prince CHARLES, but acknowledging 3
sort of allegiance to the Turkish ruler.
The court it paid to the Sultan was little
better than nominal; but last December
that iunclionary informed the Rouma-
mans that hereafter he would exact an sc-
tive aliegienee. The sentment of the Rou-
mar ians WAS with Russia before, but this
acton quickened their sympathies, until
now they have formally declared their
independence and placed themselves un.
der the powerful FRO o.ection. OF the Gar.
II ia believed that Servia, under Prince
MILAN, will soon follow the example.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
Louisiana Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-The Fourth
District Court to-day, on application OF
the Attorney General, granted injunc-
tlons on the State Auditor and Treasurer,
restraining the issue and payment OF
warrants for per diem and mileage to
persons returned by the Returning
Board but not elected members of the
Legislature. The Attorney General says
that the portion Of Act No. 90, making
An appropriation for this purpose, Is un.
constitutional.
The Fourth District Court to-day
granted an appeal to the Supreme Court
10 the case OF Jumel vs.. johnson. Jumel
is Nichols Auditor and johnson is the
holding over Kellogg Auditor, claiming
re election on the same ticket with the
Hayes Presidential electors. johnson
retains possession Of the records of the
Office, iic.udlng all the city tax rolls,
which are locked up in the vault. Jumel
sued ou. msndsmus to compel the sur
render of the records to him. John
sons counsel opposed, on the ground
tha. the mandamus could not lie
unless Juuel's title WAS clear and
determine that if his title was disputed,
as they claimed was the case, bis rights
could not be touched by the mandamus.
The court made the manddmus per.
emp,ory, but as we have stated, have to-
day grated an appeal to the Supreme
Court. Johnson's counsel are ptepsrlng
to carry the case into the United
States courts and if necessary to the
Supreme Court of the United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
THE GOOD EDITOR.

CO.. FnErEi, IN q con-a.ulatory
.:!ef, 70 .ae veteran editor, j. NJ.
GAsT, Vn the appearance OF the
ia,.il number .: the Lancaster Neto
Era .t,sr stating that he himself had
sen forty years = urnslist. adds the
o.oNIns: The best printer in my
9pln!0n, makes the best ed to- A man
nay VIII" ev"r 81, veil, but l hold that
lsHne'er .:-y competent. unless he
:n :s: type, read proof, and know how
% nsasge his own press. l do not
Cam hat to b, good composllor is the
pm, essential OF u first class journalist.
5GI,haS It makes the scholar better
ni o', ,ltsr if to his other knowledge
'scsl 'di thi: p-scticsl experience.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
rUSCARAwAS Val. LEY.

The engineer corps OF the Tuscsrawas
Valley rsirost is now engaged in finally
.ocating the lie OF the extension from
Uhricksville 70 this point. We under
s.snd that the engineers have got rs lar
est IS Flushing, snd that Mr. CARD will
himself be in the city this morning. The
,Ost will be built TO Bridgeport, we pre-
ume, and if Wheeling has nc voice in
:I!rg its eastern terminus, it vii. be from
:.:lmiIisiing figure she has Gu. in con =
:.5l!ing TO the capital stock o: the co n
;ny. When she completes her $50, 600
Eb,criptioD, she will be heard aRd re-
Iec,ai.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
hAY.DAY,

g. H'Vay Was ushered in by a slight
u snow and a drizzle of cold rain,
- Year. 1t is one of the pleasant
-, -' mat on Msy-Day our ancestors
IT,, " 'ance sround tic Msypole, gar
Win ribbons and flowers, and so
,'0ns with festivities the coming of
.r'ns. 1h. custom was a beautiful
,t. read shout; but nobody short of
-. ' would low rush to an attack of
0nia ,S BY prsncing around the pole
s,., 0'e!la spread and overcoat but
,b:.. p as a welcome to that spring
n.h US ceased to be gentle" since
s,, aa gone flirting.
y nc~; Winter, we've caught you SO
J.. g." old scamp, you pretended to
:, brsssp sssp5lns S' .: you are cour,ing with em.
With sn6S Sou yet llnger, nest-hidfng
Gus spSq, 90 had done with this amor
o., nsvs no;e w.1s her to cooings and k,ss,nes
"'ol viii harm,
r souitI, 0e Tried before Brooklyn. high
na dafn| gene-snd not
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
Enpltsh IrOD RpnOFts,

LONDON, May The Marx Lane
Express says that advices from the
rural districts continue TO express salts.
faction with the aspect Of the winter
sown cereals, except That on some hesvy
lands the plant recently changed rom n
healthy green TO n sickIy yellow. In the
north ot Scotland farm work is back
ward. The high price Of tod
der is di.hesrtening Our supplies
O. home wheat at Mark Lane ard
country marts have been unusually
Ii ht, as the farmers are naturally uL-
wiling to sell in the excited state OF y!
f,ir.. The imports 10 London have
shown come increase. owing 10 the ar
rival OF several steamers and some over.
due vessels from Calcutta. Stocks are
unusually ght, and fine Russian
wheat, from It's scarcity, commands m
exceptional value, which, however,
would be exceeded should anything occ r
to Nmi. shipments, when nAvIgst n
in the Baltic at St. Petersburg reopsr ..
A large business has been done IL Tor.
eiyn wheat IT. seven and eight shIlllngs
Der quarter advance. There has been
aa cage. competilion for cargoes 10 pas
ssge or FOR Shipment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
Sui, for the Recover, Of $3.50. 900. 900

New YORK, May l.-Proceedings loos-
ing TO the recovery OF over Sl5O. 100000
ars about TO be instituted in the courts Of
Pennsy ylvanis by the heirs OF Col. Henry
Becker. who lived in Phlladelphis In
1871. The property claimed consists Of
SIX or seven blocks OF buildings on York
avenue in that city, and extends from
Vine to Green streets. In addition to
the large claim in Philadelphia, there is
n block OF houses on Third street, in this
city. The heirs also lay claim to the en-
tire town of Beckervilie, Berk; county,
Pennsylvania, and considerable portion
OF the country thereaoeuis. The property
in Pniladelphis includes three churches,
dozen large msuuisclorie one otthem
an immense sugar refinery, and five
blocks of DIVE llngs. Among these are
the residence of e>- Mayor Fox and ex.
City Treasurer Prersol.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
THE RELIGIOUS PHASE.

The Turk or Mohammedsh, is an in
terloper in Europe-s carpet-bagger, as
it were. He has no business there, as q
ruling power. The people of European
Turkey are known as Christians, albeit
they are neither very enlightened nor re-
markably pious; yet they profess the re-
ligion believed in common by Europeans.
Between them and the believer in the
Moslem scriptures there is an "irrepres
sible conflict" of even more inhammab!e
nature than that which existed between
the true Southron and the thleving Yam
keo csrpet-bsgger. The precepts o:
the Koran are:-"Fight IN defence Of
GoDs true religion, as it behooveth you
to fight for it. Be no. negligent in
seeking out the unbelievers, and when
the months wherein ye are not per nitted
to assail them shall be passed, then Kill
the unbelievers wherever ye shall find
them. o true believers, contract not
friendships with any beside yourselves!
They will corrupt you. Otrue believers
take not the Jews or Christians for your
friends! They are friends the one to tn"
other; but whosoever among you tsketh
them for his friends he is one OF them
Therefore, the ancient citizens of Euro
pesn Turkey must be exterminated, IN
the name of the "true faith" taught by
MoHAMMEp, or the "true believers
themselves must be driven back to idols-
trous Asia whence they came. For
yeaIs, the cruelties which the Turk has
been perpetrstlng upon the Christian in
hsbtants of Bulgaria, Servis and other
contributing provinces, have been of the
most savage and atrocious character.
Many of these people profess the Greek
religion of Russia, and many of them are
of the same race and blood. Hence,
Russia sppeals-and appeals succes stuiIy
to the re ligious sci ttiment OF Europe
and the world, tor sympathy, in her
struggle for the liberation Theoretically
OF the Christians of European Turkey
from the barbsrous rule OF the blood.
thirsty and fsnaticsl Turk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
Rejoicing In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May l.-The Louisville
celebration tonight, il commemoratIon
o, President Have, action, with
drawing the troops from the South, and
allow ng the people TO be governed BY
those OF their own choice, Wa grand
success. The city buildings snd large
number Of residences were beautifully
and brilliantly illuminated, and the en-
tire population seemed 70 be possessed
with pa.riostism appropriate 70 The &C.
cssion. TIE celebration Was non-psrtl-
sso.
The following explains iue.!:
IT, HIS Er.eLLeney Ruthertord b. Hayes
Presids,t0f The United Stst>a
The citizens OF Louis7ills, irrespective
of party, IN mass meeting assembled,
ioyousiy give glory 10 God on high,
and thsnkE 70 your psirioiisn, ihat The
Union Is once more perfect and complete
IN il. every part, 8 union Of hearts and
a uni IN OF mar d., snd earnestly pray thai
God in his mercy may forever voucn-
sale peace, prosperity and happiness ~
the American people.
TSivnedl CHAs. D. JACOB,
Mayor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
ANOTHER NUT FOR THE ANTI
sPIRITUALIS1S.

Exposures have not killed the spiritual
naturalization business. Mrs. K. j.
HULL is giving ssances in Salem, Mass,
in which greater variety of forms show
themselves than were exhibited By the
EppYs. There is the usual amount Of
Investigation, and thus far trickery has
not been discovered. Mrs. HULL makes
her entertainment attractive by intro-
ducing a very pretty girl, ostensibly
the dead daughter offs resident of Salem
who thinks be recognizes her. She
wears a delicate, white lsce-trlmmed
garment, not unlikes chemise, has nice
little hands and feet, and dances like a
fairy. She Is recalled from the cabinet
BY vigorous sncorss every evening.
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Mississippi Assassination Case.

JACKSON, Miss, May l.-Thursdsy
evening John w. Gulley, of kemper
county, was asssssinsted by an unknown
party. 1t has created intense excitement.
Every means is resorted to TO disct yer
tie perpeirstor. Saturday two ne.
groes n ade An affidavit that Benj j4mln
Rush. white man, did the deed and tha.
Judge Chisolin, who ran for Congress OIL
the Republican ticket for the Third dis
trlct at the last election, his son and Gil.
mer Rosenbsum and Hopper, prominent
white Republicans, knew Of and instlgst-
ed the crime Chlsolin and son were ar
rested and imprisoned At De kslb.
Mrs. Chisolin and daughter insisted
on sharing their confinement. On
Sunday Chisolin was sent to
Scoobs for Giimer, for whom the warrant
had been issued. Gimer came, a. d on
his arrival WAS arrested. Just rs he ar.
rived at the jai. he was set upon by a
mob and killed. The jsilor was then
overpowered by the mob, who attacked
Chnolm, MORALLY woundirg him, spd
killing bis son. Miss Chisolrn in defend
ing her father was shot. DR.. Rosses and
Mrs. Chisolm was severely wounded.
Young Gulley was a son OF Guley who
was ssssssinsted. Miss Chisolm was also
severely wounded. Rosenbaum and Hop
per were carried 10 the woods by the
mob TO extort from them the whereabouts
of Ruth, the alleged assassin OF Gu!iey.
When last heard from, some weeks
ago, Rush WAS in Arkansas. II is sup
posed that Rosen baum and Hopper were
hanged. 1t is reported that horrible
state of affairs exists throus hout that sec
tlon. The people sre wild with excite
ment, and other hangings will probably
follow.